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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-12
WILL SHIP MIsTLETOE.
Salem Boy to Send Carload for Holi-
day Trade.

Louis c. Stringer, says the Salem
Statesman, an enterprising young
business men of Salem, will under
take the shipment Of carload Of Or
egon mistletoe to Chicago. The task
is not a small one as great care is
necessary in handling the shipment
so that 1t will arrive in good condi-
tion. The freight to Chicago will be
a big item in itself, but Mr.. Stringer
is convinced that the venture will
prove profitable as the prices for mis-
tletoe are very good in the markets of
large cities in the holiday. season.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-12
WYOMING WORRIED.
LAX ENFORCEMENT OF
GAMBLING LAWS THE CAUSE

Undesirable Citizens FTocling Into
State and Have Made General
Housccleaning Necessary Influx
OF Criminals from Other. States
Attracts Attention OF State OFF,
ciaIs-Sheriffs OF Counties 10
Meet With Governor and AttOr-
ney General.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-12
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

..........s...s .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-12

cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and blad-
der remedy.
1t is the great med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century (;
discovered afteryears
of scientific research
by DR.. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-12

Not case can be cited where ad-
vertising by circulars has led to a
business mans success.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-12
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK? ?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-12-20
Local News.

Ed. Lewis was visiting in town
this week from Troy section.
Geo. Barnum states he has another
car OF coal enroute to the bunkers.
See the advertisement.
The iron track has reached Vollmer
the new prairie town, and the
people of the reservation are cele.
brating the occasion as they should.
Friday exercises at the school will
be the beginning of a two weeks
Christmas vacation.
John Lauterbach returned home
rom Spokane Yesterday morning.
and reports the best of success in the
promotion of the Roosevelt
cards.
The kendrick Rochdale Co. direct
ors held their monthly meeting last
Saturday. No business of 1mpor-
tance considered, at least effecting
the public, that we could learn.
Mr. and Mrs Cochron arrived here
the first o. the week on a visit with
A. Hill, brother of Mrs Cochron
whom he has not seen for II years
They spent few days visiting err
9hey returned to their home in Miss
ouri.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-12-20
The construction crew Of the Inter

The reconstruction crew OF the Inter
state Telephone Co. under engineer
Smith finished their work at this
point Monday and left for Troy.
During the period OF work here, they
installed a booth at the central office
at Lauterbsch's, put in heavy poles
on main street and placed the system
in shape to handle through or long
distance calls, as soon as connected
up with Spokane.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-12-20
Rear Of | ivey stable
ellllousness and Constipation

For years | was troubled with
billiousness and constipation, which
made life miserable for me. NV
appetite failsd me. lost my vitality
and force. Pepsin preparation and
cathartics only made matters worse.
/ do not know where l would have
been today had not tried Chamber.
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
The tablet relieves the i'll feeling at
once, strengthen the digestive funct.
ions. helping the system to do its
work natnrally.-Mrs. Rosa Potts,
Birmingham, Ala. These tablets are
for sale by Keudrick Drug Co.
Flax meal and all other kinds of
steam rolled feed constantly on hand
at the VollmeI Clearwater -four mills.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-12-20

A Twin Falls paper on our desk
shows that g. B. Banta is surely
there for the said paper contains q
there-page adv, giving the details Of
can Eruption Sale" Of the Idaho
Dept. Store. We shonld Judge Mr..
Banta intends to clean tina stock up
or know why, and printers INK"
viii surely do 1t.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-12-20
The old reliable
Who knows the whole
Country, how to draw
The Biggest crowds
And get the most money
For yc1r goods.
Call or Address at
hendrick. Idaho
A Cough Remedy That Cures.

Hickory Bark Cough Remedy. made
by The Hickory Bark Remedy Co., of
Salem Ore, guaranteed to be pure;
guaranteed to cure your cough, or
money refunded. Guaranteed to
make friend of you. For sale by
Kendrick Drug Co. and firstclass deal.
ers everywhere.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-12-20
1 Want.

Your poultry and you want my
money. SO bring them in and get
the cash. will be In town all next
week. Chickens. young roosters
and hens are worth seven cents per
pound alive. Must be in good order.
You win find me at
Lauterbach's Store
n. B. Osborn.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-12-20

SENSIBLE PRESENTS ARE, GOOD THINGS FOR
SENSIBLE PEOPLE TO GIVE SENSIBLE PEOPLE.
MEN Love TO GET THINGS TO WEAR AND CAN
YOU Not GET THE BEST PRESENTS FOR MEN
ATA GOOD STORE? WE ESPECIALLY INVITE
THE LADIES OF THIS COUNTRY TO COME AND
SEE WHAT BEAUTIFUL PRESENT NEcKTIES,
PRESENT 5USPENDERS, PRESENT HOSIERY,
PRESENT SMOKING JACKETS, AND PRESENT
EVERYTHING THEY CAN BUY FOR THEIR MEN
FRIENDS AT OUR STORE AND THEN IN WHAT
WAY YOU CAN MAKE YOUR LITTLE BUSTER
BROWN HAPPIER THAN BY GIVING HIM A NICE
NEW SUIT OF CLOTHES OR A GOOD ovERcoAT9
YOU WISH TO SEE THESE THINGS BEFORE YOU
BUY THEM, SO COME AND LooK/AT THEM AND
GET OUR PRICES COME TO THE "QUA
STORE"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-12-20

All kinds and plenty OF feed and
he famous ''Idaho Best" andy c."
straight fours now on sale at the
Kendrick Roller Mill-Bran and
shorts in any quantity
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-12-20

FOR SALE-A registered Shorthorn
bull at beef price or will trade.
w. w. Trumbull,
Trumbull, Idaho
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-12-20
HORSE.SHOEINC
GENERAL
Bla cksmithing
Wagon 8 Garage
Shop
All work guaranteed
All kinds of
Repairing
Done on short rotice
Croker 9 Bryan.
Across street from Livery
Stable.
A Methodist Minister Recommends
Chsmberlains Cough Remedy

We have used Chamberlain Cough
Kennedy in our home for seven years,
and it has proved to be a reliable
remedy. We have found that 1t
would do more than the manufactur.
ers claim for 1t. 1t is especially
good for Group and whoopipg cough,
Rev. Jas. A. Lewis,
pastor Milaca, Mimi, M. E. Church
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
sold by Kendrick Drug Co.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-12-20

Music Scholars Wanted.
Those wishing piano instruction,
a0ply to Miss Sadie HARRISON Ken.
drick Idaho.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-12-20
Methodist Church Service.

Sunday School at 10 A, M.
Epworth League 6:45 P. NJ.
Preaching at 1880.
Subject Prayer.
w. G. LIGHT, Pastor
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-12-20
HUNTER
Blacksmith &
Horsehoes

am back in the old stand, the
Rear of the Beckwith store. and pre-
pared to give the same efficient ser.
vice as heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-22
wATCEORN DEFENDS IMMIGRANTS.
Commissioner Says Wrong Opinion Prevails
in This Country.

"The Problem Of the Immigrant was the sub
tect of addresses by Robert Watchorn. Com
missioner OF immigration. and the Rev How
ard B Groso. of the American Baptist Home
Mission. at meeting last night of the Re
formed Church Union at the Hotel s.. Denis.
Mr. Watchorn defended the immigrants who,
IL. declared. are severely criticised by persons
entirely ignorant of the situation and inces-
sanity crying that the immigrants Will ulti-
mateIy become 50 powerful and numerous that
they will rule tre country.
THE immigration Problem" he said. lis only
problem I'm the minds of those who are pessi-
mistic Tie immigrants are a wealth of good
for those to whom they come. our forefathers
VINO came heIe on the Mayfower We're nothing
more than immigrants themselves. They came
in search of peace and religious freedom and OF
better conditions The immigrants not as
most people imagine. lot of poverty stricken
worthless people 80 per cent of them come
here with tickets bought on this side hv reIa-
tfyes who are well able 70 care for them"
tn Rev Mr. Crosse discussed the subject
from the standpoint of the church. He told of
the great effort being made by different denonl-
nations to care for the welfare of the fmnlf-
grants and reviewed the remarks Of Mr. Watch
orn with approval of his declarations in theI.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-22
CIRCUS REALLY OPEN
NElRLY Up TO FOSTERS.
Press agent Rhapsodi~cs -Ibout
Nczccst Of Thrilling Fcats.

Just about enough people to fiji the Garden ccn'-
f7rtahly went back over the raad TO Eoztcr1aT
l,- going 20 the circus when the Tingmast"rs waiP
cracked for the first time yesterday afternoon.
WIN. rHat saw was lust u fine srd-fashiollcG cir
ems -f.a kind ther r.1oa ~ see with moro clowns
THAR the.c are iUcklebcrres 81 august, horses
enough to 1rakc ID look like horse show week. and
eracerul ard daring acrobatS fying through air
ara standing, ,n taeir heads ou practically moth
f-v a+ ar almost The way the, do on the posters.
Of Cou1sc there were some new tiiings. the neees-
sarr lirtlo dasr o: tahasCo There were the Won
derfl ulir2 seal. Bryan. dubbed SO because he
stIcIs SO wcIl the Novello troupe. with its ele-
piaats. ponies and dogs. not 10 mention the Un-
usual personal rulchritude Of the one feminine
me.nher of The troUpe AID Captain HOwelson's ski
5umr
The one thing missing up al the Garden is the
oldtime tent. Everything else is there. from pea
New-York tribune., 1907-03-22
TO CHECK POSTAL THIEVES.
Department Inspectors at Work on Yonkers
Cases

Postofice Inspector Meyers has been AT work
IN the Youllers office for several days invest!-
gatin,, reports OF the wholesale disappearance NJ
mail duriu, about one years time. As a result
or his work one Of the clerks in the office was
puIlcd quietly 10 his home. where search was
being made
For over a year past the students at s..
Joseph's Catholic Seminary In Youlers have
been complaining Of the loss of mail matter. The
mail for the seminary is made up in the Nonkers
office placed in d 'bag and delivered 10y mes
sauger twice day In the same way the mail
from the seminary Is brought into the office
Comulaiuts of the non delivery of letters sent
% and from the seminary have been frequent
li,riue, the last wear But the thief managed 10
.rrdo the efforts OF Postmaster Parsons
I-uaIly Inspector Meyers was detailed and his
Investigations resulted In the search last night.
business men. it is said in addition 10 the
seminary students. have complained OF the dis
,,po,,.lrcc Of mail The officials at the postotlice
refused 90 give any information relative 10 the
amount Of their losses or what action is TO be
taken The name of the suspected clerk is also
withheld.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-22
DuEL1C NOTICE.

DUELIC NOTICE
i Grey OF NEW ROCHELLE y. Y
viii be Common
cf az tas tsty of New Rochelle. y Y. O. Q cocS
l. NJ TUESDAY. March rs. I9u5. the common C'in,
Chambers ia The C.,y IIlu BullLnE on tas 'oaer o.
Nau ana Mechanic streets Cor all z zen 90 oe
tincles OF indebtedness toc Five thgussnd S5to9 d4.ass
each Ssd certificates ~ indebtelness 20 Pc ated ~
tveuty-sVth dav March. 1901. and payable on 'Ae
twenty-siNJh dav of JUN. l"u' -.
These certificates Indebtedness issued Prscsns
10 Chapter The Laws OF the state Of Ne AoI lor
the v-ar 1890 aui aHeudatory thereof and pu
suant 70 resolution ot the Common council ~ s3ii tly
adopted March I3oT said certificates ot tntehtlress
10 h.. issued IN anticipation OF the collection Or Cy
for the current fiscal year .
These certificates 70 be numbered from Or5 .
ten inclusive shall bear interest az the rats %
six per cent and will be- sold % The person.
firm corporation Offering the highest premium therefor
Cty the night to retect or all olds
All q be addressed Charles KaraInerneyer CitS
Clerk and marked such
Eath bid shall be accompanied By q deposit or LSo
thousand tS2oooJ dollars in cash or sernsd @ SaeeN
that payable 20 The order OF the ty Irea
of th city of New Rochelle. such deposit TO pc
CITY the party parties % whom tls
certificates shall be awarded f - take and pay fos ne
The certificates 70 b@ delivered az the Office ot ts Cty
Treasurer. city Hail Citv OF New Rochelle y Y.
TUESDAY. AQ~l = 1907 at u o'clock noon.
No htI Will he received Tor than
Purchasers viii be required To accrued interest
BY order OF the Common Council OF the City ot New
Rochelle n Y.
Dated, New Rochelle y Y March $ 1907
CHARLES EANlNIER1I>yER
City Gers
New-York tribune., 1907-03-22


nuts 10 nc tai lady. the PINK en9nade Is .'.fiF'
TOO "lia "a pure 1000 laAfi. hNeh l"e Eo"d o''-
time races Wi. me c.@sslca!Iy Eai''d ana
n-Aoi' -l'"~o'S "i'N-ils, a.'1 ''1'''1'-.N ' 49,
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,i.er..I ~. an 5.r1 f-,.,,,7 In .,s,-,,-
-sifsrrsr 0akie, is hack in -rs sav-l,.st ring
again t,., he 5fd NOT snow In in -ra ling ms orfar
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,-.,..,.T. ~. .i.ts LII .l..so,..I1 en-,
Ma Stow s,e.+s M Il, ,4. ,oaa ol7-fasi.io7ee
v3,- WIN : ,,a-,7s NJ zr,-l.5,. --.,e, win, +,
e1l ,-.-tl75.7, fr ,- -..e ard ,,.5-,s r,,,,i, 10
sarl.r, -l,. ambition az an amateur 1fr-eayer Then
the band flased .I5s.s a Coasin os Mine" and tho
5.nuers ana -r.1rIer@ r~srcrs in Over afor.anrs
ana ,ar7e.s rb,- Mont e..rs,,,,-i-,,. rs.l,,.qrl
and for7-srd -,e,,tea and a.s,. b.r wax. .--i,r
,rs -,,ts.+-.g ,..s . -ee,f.r .-.r..,,t, t,,,..,,
times A-a., s,..-- his ,.,,a -,.r .r4 ,,,-o-f,a
T,au+a T.rf4. aud for r,rz -r, r...s, ,i. ,,.-s
s.sters-Matf. and Ou. kl-an5 Carrie Rooney hfp,i
as T,lin.s rrtr.s.fs.... qi,.o-e5 IN +,s. non. r,,s
positions one cam rfd.s horse An s,orrsJ ,7y-
taIng Ikea r-sl- -.-irr "a ride either qr, --eir
cars o- oA tHt"e li1' most of The performers. the
Aeerses doubled .at'-. ANA while Miss oGika was
detyiug NEST ,r ,f- 7a.y7 laws Of -a,tattar she
IN
- 8 i1 +.' - '-' '' ''''..- '+'--7i'-' pc --'-t
l" he he.psd up ast she p.ae5iiy finished her act
and 500. rre cheers ,.lsicl, -aa deserved
-"'A ''t- l'f .'iil@ JaiS pulled fFerFltiHF' from
SIX handherc.Hcfs 10 baby Elephants ont ot bowls
9''N'S = 'l'- l' "
'.-'-- "- --' i---4. trAieN oI d renew Co-I-li-
inal- swinging -TatofulIy hy The toes all the wille
Some other rerforles did everything hut fan from
,...f- 1....s.- ~, d.. -,- .,. - .,7.r...--. l.l..
-. '-' ~ "
.-''o' o',-'eS' 14it1 pyramids and shaved e4ca
CrLar the last IN "a WAY flaf e0-lG NOT be- told from
~ ~ '-'P s'''
The clowns had tleir innings for "a while. while
Cat.fasr E4ov.,.s..- ,c. .-ss,. eo- t.s. sfs7, TO
s-.-.-.. ~ -
''' i'.'i WING" o'S'ii''-- '--'' l"at
~ il- oHlriai Ifo2ramne would Poe hopeless. II
more tfsi ling and heart arresrrt- fball The
s-. f-...
-'.I S'e'' III s@As Is z Iei4pDs.
l2-aiilca. an- Trod-Sally proficient reproduction 0f
,,.-l 90 ''' "-19
'-'N --i'ii--'S olhe- HaSh ana glide on skim
ming skis l1"n decIEItogs incline. syveeuine
eoarirc ana .e,ssft,,.5i .-i.t,.. -,....,-l. ,.- -
- 7o-V SAP a-i- q" il.i't .dl--ils on Tesl--ent
---'--iis l-aL--ilh l-al gong some. but the
rho sl,i f...,. s.. al ..
tN- 5--.'+ - 7+N'E over brIoie MISS Josie
Demotf, Who tHrus Fa'rcrsaUlts a-horseback is
.-rr- 4. -... ...o .s,.-- .--.-
-''.7S' '-e "'i.ei TWO b'-ilS ''l--
f-e~ - tHr-' -''l people, blt none ~ them Up 70
Mss lellott who IS aholt TIE star perfarruar il
low Iu nuick s,,s--.s-il., mis- 1srf ~ H.. -,-S
f-,- .sr.,irI, f, -t,,ss .i i,-1 . 81 anime
10 cnarcr.p main -r.sl++-s NJ. 49,. 49,,
o. Il ~. -'..,.... ..7'.-. .i..t '' 20. '.t
-, r, ~ ''''4- mere t'ir 'fi4t~l lilal
sira-,.- .5 $500 - 49, slg...'u ANNA. as
5e ,,., s,.s srl alc5 N h2anl Ing anything rom
New-York tribune., 1907-03-22
PAUpER1zED BY SLOT MACHINES.
Aged Professor Admitted to Poor Farm Car.
rving Treasured Volumes.

Alton. III March 21.-With an armful OF treasured
French Greek and Latin books. Professor Albert
G. Williams aged sixty years. formerly principal
of the Humboldt School and also OF the public
schools at North Alton. admitted to the NIadi-
son County poor farm to-day. He was removed
Trom his place as school principal five years AGO
4 ye6r later his wife obtained divorce He thar
became addicted 10 playing slot machines lost mis-
entire savings of $4,000 in The machines and is nov,
New-York tribune., 1907-03-22
AUTHORIZED TO DO BUSINESS.

Albany. March H.--Tho Irving Trust Company. os
New York CITY, formerly the Irving National Bank.
was Authorized 80 GO business to-day by Bank Su-
pertntender, Keep. Il has q capital % s-acoo0
samuel s 5 COMO ser Of New York. is president /;
Is the intention Of In" frust COMPANY. Il IS
stated. 10 apply 80 The courts T. have the narls
CHANGED TO tie FldeLty Trua; Company II New
New-York tribune., 1907-03-22
CRUSHED TO DEATH eY BARN DOOR

Barre Mass March c1.-Willard +. Hemenway.
Il weli-to-do farmer. eighty-two years old tho had
lived alone at Barre Four Corners was found dead
to-day. crushed Und dar large barn door that had
fallen blown in on him He had been dead
some hours when found.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-22
FIREMAN KILLED IN N. & w. wREcn

Norfolk the Norfolk 6 Western Railroad ran
into an open switch at Crewe shortly before noon
to-day. killing the fireman and fatally inturing mo
engineer A number of other persons were slchi-
y hurt The train was badly wrecked and tra nc
delayed for several hours.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-22
ADDS TO HIS EAST SIDE HOLDINGS.

Miuturn Posi- Collins has bought No 81 East 52G
St. a three story ana basement DWELLING house. on
a lot l7gzloo5 feet. Re recently bought No. l29
al inning
New-York tribune., 1907-03-22
Public Notices.

A'OGGLCos
D rs. I'sl Ant T. srATrToRY HEQrIRFMENT, 10
49, 5e-' passed 's both branches a' the Legisarle en-
tr'i5H5 l+F ~ EoAEP 4E 1rv OF ErF2l 81 AID
talE t5tE III nl NEW YoEK AND To Provide
- - tiiL FAfNE%T THEREOF
urr1 esc. t. va - t Sen IN Public Heart7r
I.t,si- q, 80 - " ....N k T. NJ
man. 6G@nfaE ns@ f "a NsF sf.l.z.sz 2 ls5i v.r.
ItIs 'ii VII -e ne ar7r fe=ri ar that zine
prEsuA>,r TO STATUTORY REQC1REuE>- No
haa passed ~ both 5raac5e. 'is n se el, d,
Az ACT
>EiRFi5E TH4 B94RP 9 e. OF ESTIMATE R
Iq4E t,, To- o., HEAE nEIIEENINE. AUDIT Nm
FIEsr DAY OF ItSTARY N1xf.4FF.< y H5[ sfr,
NINETEEN HUNDRED TNGITSTvF is IN F,rE-
rHr TuIRp pls1RrcT 4 6r Or rHF JyIF EIG{ M
u5 - @rsT e- se,es e.. ~ @ rgresy s @ 'hs re
w.r-r 81; 1a.e =. n, e. E X Ne7 Yo-S ON Tuesaag.
'''' GEoR5E' 3r'1 G A~5cl ,Tslr:I'r lo i297 Z, Nv
This h'. VIII he the second heard at rha- time
- asJ.>NT IT, sTTtTrlToRr RDqrIRzMExr NO
e7 has hen passed by b9,a branches u Jhs I~s.s'a
- HENRy Y6NeE a&6 TI0NAs + b5iI> III y y
y rzIE MATTER or TINS INvFzSTI,i ,rr5v ,,, li
CIRCUIT. COMPTROLLER or NEW YoEk ,r-s
E.ETY NINE "F ms NEW YORK GITy rri ~ n,
E,T cgMtANL FgR srrPI.yTNG EI.T.C-rI,i,.
HoR0rGIis Of M>NiI5T~tN Al, -l4t, Gr.,ltZE lltE
ann Also LIGHTING TIE STREETS ~ TINS
SAME I9RoJeii5 FRoM TUE FIRST Utv 81
- ,tt -NlNl.i trN ffl NHREii AND THREE
IreTNTsS ,f- ,,Trti II Er,f,fs 81 IN TitL.
TLi&IN,i ~ . "a kS I.AMI LLGHTI>,,5 M, Gas LIGHT
MANUAT~rAN FROM THE FIRST DsY 1F- r{>.r-
THE FlF,rFEZTt IT nty or MARCH NINErrF-V
urea a r vii he 6.r a, The Mav@-s sS'l1 oa Hf3'Ts "a r
tv bi9h j" ne 'i.y ~ New Work.. on Tuesday Ma-,a
maui ~ aEon';B B 4 Sr,T.Er1.,v.
This bill VIII no tho third heard a, thu, tine
puRsUANT To srATUToHY REQUIREMENT. No
s-has beer passed by both branches Of the 7.eFsaf
rrc. entitled
TO AMEND THE GRrfTrR n xEw YORK CHARTER
En Fk2AiRiSS| EN1E n An an A@+TEoTFINTIoN @ FoG
IN THE uoROJGH or MANFNTTAN. '--'
gPon such bn win he h.T at ne sayors oa,e n me
C,ty Hon in The city ~ New York on Tuesday March
Dated city Hall New York l.63TTEh March 80 1907
This bin viii he the fourth heard AZ that tn5a o.
PuEscA,NT TO sTATyToar STAT TOE! RE2r1REMEXr: 70
ure. entitled
" Arr%ETi5T@lsT T5iE cITY Sy Y%15K az
~ iIT DIS, ~ ,, l" m Ne Al DIT NND
All FRANZ MII.fFR F6R Cl6yiFT,. ,r1c1 tIl4FP 12
RENDERED. 4 . tsrrN
New-York tribune., 1907-03-22
City Property for Sale or to Let.

110R SALE Or FENT.-36 and g. West 16th ST 5ov
4 100 four stoTv end haserent houses
easily changed business Application from principals
cu!y consid~-st
New-York tribune., 1907-03-22

4 ET.FGANTI.e F-tR>, SHED APARTMENT private
~ 81 80 DALI. including meals. two So weekly.
one S15. THE ALABAMA. 10 East lith ST.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-22
Death of Mir. K. H. Boon.

MT. R. H. Boon, an old and highly respected citizen of this county, who has been living in this city for about two years, died suddenly last Friday of paralysis.
 He was stricken with partial paraly- sis several years ago, but had been in ordinarily good health recently, and enjoyed his meals and company as much as anyone. Last Friday he was lying down on a sofa at home, and suddenly throwing up his arms, he ex- claimed, "Oh, my !" and expired in- stantly.
 He was about T years of age, and leaves wife and many other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. The remains were inferred in the Forrest City Cemetery Saturday.
 The Times extends sincere sym pathy to the bereaved relatives. Mrs. Boon is the mother of our good friend Mrs. W. w. Bryan, of near Haynes.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-22
Death of Mrs. Bryan.

Mrs. M. c. Bryan, an old and high ly respected citizen of Lee county, and well-known in this county, where she leaves numerous relatives and a host of sorrowing friends, died on Wednesday, March l3, 1907, at the home of her son, MT. Joseph J. Bryan, ana family, with whom she was ma- kiI her home, at Haynes, of typhoid malarial fever, aged 66 years.
 The precious remains were inferred the following afternoon in the Stanley Cemetery, six miles east of Haynes, religious services being conducted at the grave.
 She was the mother of our good friends, Messrs. Walter and J. l.. Bryan, and besides these, leaves large circle of other relatives and many friends to morn her demise.
 She was noble woman. We have known her for twenty years, during all of which time and more she has been an appreciative reader of The Times, and our steadfast friend, always giv- ing us an encouraging word when we met her, and praising our efforts. She was loving and indulgent parent, a devoted Christian, genial, sympa- thizing friend and neighbor and most pleasant companion.
 We regret her demise exceedingly, and extend sincere and heartfelt sym pathy to her bereaved relatives.
 Her pure and gentle life should be emulated by those she leaves behind.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-22
McDaniel.COnlan.

The many relatives and host of friends in this county of MT. Arthur J. Mcdaniel are rejoiced to learn that he was happily married in Memphis on last Friday afternoon at o'clock, at the residence of the Rev. Dr. Long, to Miss Clyde Conlan, beautiful and most charming young woman of Hack Ter, Arkansas, Rev. Dr. Long officia- ting, and we wish to join them in all thier good wishes for the future hap piness and prosperity of the handsome young couple.
 Only relatives and few close friends were present at the nuptials. The bride wore handsome dark blue trav- cling gown, with hat and gloves in harmony.
 The groom is we'll and favorably known in this county, where he was born and reared. and has many rela- tives and large circle of friends. He was formerly on the engineering corps of the St. Francis Levee Board but is now engaged in farming and contract ing.
 The lovely bride is the only daugh- ter of widowed mother, who resides upon her plantation at Hacker, and is in affluent circumstances. She pos sesses many noble virtues, is highly cultured, and is womanly little wo- man, who will devote her time and talents to making her husband happy
 MT. and Mrs. Mcdaniel departed at once for Hacker, where they will re- side