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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
THINK PRESIDENT WILL
HUNT WILD PIGS
Roosevelt Wants 60 60 Hunting With
the IaNclin - substitute tor a VIM
chester.

san Antoniaus via probably have
the opportunity this fan of again
shaking hands with President Roose-
welt. says the san Antonio Express.
In the event tho presidents en-
gagemcuts permit. he will at the CON
clusiou OF. or during his ensuing
western trim. pass through san An
tonic on his way south for a hunting
trig.
II is expected The president will in
auguratc "a row stunt E He wants 70
hunt the pcccary with "A javelin.
Instead OF shooting p Mid
hogs he viii attempt 10 spear
them. whether the president has de-
rived ihe idcH If doing this from the
prevailing practice IN Germany L not
known However. d Is reasonably as
sured that 10 the president goes on the
trip there viii be no nature taking
Iu order % ascertain whether such
= hunt b. o. he successful OF not, "a
hunting party Is shortly 20 invade The
country in the vicinity OF Encinal for
the purpose Of spcaring with the 1aNe-
lin In fact. the movement has already
AIKEN tangible shape a consign-
m~nt ~ spear az varying length has
been received here Tor shipment 90
Enciual
several years before President
Roosevelt got into the public eye in
New YORK. and while ON one 81 MS
uesteru trips. he spent several weeks
hunting Ia western Texas since tnat
time he has always as~oclAted The
ssate ~ifh y memories q thSte ~
geditiun
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08

president expressed regret that his
limited time did not allow him to hunt
In the state. He said, however, that
at the first available opportunity he
would be In the state for a week or
two to satiate a desire he had been
harboring since his first visit to the
state.
The Teddy Peccary.
Just who will accompany the presi-
dent at that time is not known. In
the event he shall come here. his
party will be a small one, He will be
Joined here by half "A dozen or morc
Of men familiar WITH the territory
south and west Of san Antonio.
should the president decide 10 come
10 Texas I'm quest Of the wild hog. II n
doubtful II the Teddy Peccary" will
ever command the popularity that has
the Teddy Bear" II viii be quite
impossible for the artificial animal
makers to turn out a woolly peccary,
and then again it wouldn't lend dig
nifty to a matrOn or an offspring OF
the zoo dragging around what some
rude or vulgar persons might call "a
pig
Then again. hunting peccary with
spears ought 10 be strenuous enough
TO suit the strenuous president. In
the event one of the wild denizens
should have a spear thrust into his
hams. Without fatal effect, there
might be an interesting scene TO de-
termine whether man or beast Is The
fastest on his feet.
II is no idle gossip that when a pee
cary is wounded the spirit Of the ami
NAL s. TO fight. and the beasts usual
ly Co.
However. as the president will be
surrounded with secret service men,
Texans and old scouts. there Is not a
great element Of danger Of his having
ha~nd-to-hand encounter with % OF
these beasts. Even so, M has yet
accused the president that he was
unable 10 take care Of himself on the
range. in the thicket or other portions
Of the landscape.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
WITH
CULT|VA TED
GRASSES
Experiments to Increase the
Forage on Summer Range
in the National Forests,

The live stock industry turns 90 ace
count one OF the greatest natural re-
sources of the wcst-the forage crop
From the plains 60 the Pacific an
a~Stanishiugly large proportion of the
area U.s. grazing land u b. estimated
that this region contains oNcr 1000
Ono acres witch are useful az pres
ent only Tor paaturing stock. a map
printed in colors ta bring out the main
areas nf AGRICULTURAL, grazing. and
desert land was published not long
ago. n showed the grazing land
color spread like "a sheet over nearly
an This vast domain. which comprises
something like unc-third Of the entire
United States. with relatively minor
patches Of the other culors. I'm arid
regions the land O. compartiveiN poor.
but almost everywhere enough fore
age plants can grow 90 make grazing
profitable
The forest service. In cooperation
with the bureau Of plant industry has
begun "a series of experiments Co md
how the carrying power of grazing
lands Within national forests can Do.
Increased. In a nutshell. the problems
ara. lgst how 90 grow. and second,
hau rs utilize. the largest amount o
forage Tho conclusions reached arc
Ukt.s Goo have an important beariuE
Hu Improved tNftNiilNlN anu
possibilities Of these experiments are
enormous
fn lhc past the stockman on the
ruhII. lands has simply taken what
mature offered him. But grazing tends
tH uuf nature st ~disadNamtagc Plants
which propagate by seed. for exam
plU has. .H chance when the seed
~laIt- aHU being eaten off al Inc time
in MANY zIne regions the carrying
aHel nf thr range has been very
aft reduced through the present
uH HHIa Hf use within national for
. tHa ~restdciian Of the number %
fH the ranactt Nof the range has
a a'F checked b worst evils WI 90
-lIf from nNcr-Erazlng But D new
Invest rattuns promise much gtcatcr
These imtasfiEatious ARE tn d. ea--
fIrL Hut along three distinct lines
-ru. ~ Wha ear D. done Do Do
at ~ i~ntr11uciuE cultivated Eras
tuas of rauge Improvement thfaugl
ief knowledge - % Wild grasses
Propagate aud studies % how g. hau-
die hlfh cattle and sheep 80 a. e. re-
fmee the waste due a. herdinE and
ttampung The present account deals
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
COURT HOUSE NOTES

The hearing of evidence in the case
OF the First National hank against II
J. Haverkampf and g. /. Kyle was
completed yesterday morning IN inc
chambers Of the district court, and II
il expected that Judge Ira A. Abbott
viii render his decision Monday.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following real estate transfers
were filed in the probate court yes
terday.
Emanuel Maham and wife 10 Feil-
cioro Cbaves and wife. lots % and a..
block is. Perea edition. for 81.
Antonio Griego and wife 10 jose
Garcia. a piece Of land IN Fl Cedro.
Tor s100.
Antonio Griego and wife TO Maria
az los A.. Griegu. a piece OF iand III
III Cedro. FOR 81.
Joseph Farr and wife 20 Ailonl
Was. lot as. block a. original town
site. FOR 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
SOUTHWEST LINES
SWAMPED WITH
BUSINESS
Rush Continues Difficult to
Handle in Spite Of PurchaS-
ing Of Hundreds of New
Locomotives,

Notwiihstandlne the purchasing OF
hundreds 81 new locomotives. result
ina In an exceptionally high percent
agc IN increase Ia motive power. the
southwestern railroads find them
SELVES practically at the beginning o'
ihc busy season, almost unable 90
take care Of one enormous volume ot
traffic Tn order GO relieve The slfuu-
several Of the southW csteru lines
have engaged locomotives. tcmporas
riit. from other systems
in the past week the southwestern
roads have confronted mother frcighi
congestion To prevent a recurrence
uf tho serious difficulties which were
encountered q year ago, u became nec-
s-sarN tu concentrate tho efforts Of
operating departments ON several Inn
parfant centers and get the freight
moved.
While road and track conditions
contribute 90 the problem Of handling
ffclght eXpeditinusiN. the chief cause
o. fhr remarkable and continuous
rrowth 80 business. Tho new iocomo-
titH- ORE heaNier aud more powerful
Than The old and they Cnunot Doe used
un snult parts uf fhr ines. uWiug Co
flt weight ~ crossings and other
STRUCTURES lf they couid hc operated
safely rtcrfn bore transportation
would Co., directed with Jess embsrrss
urnf hnt even -. she operating &C.
parfmrnfs uuuid b. burdcncd with
work
fn anticipation ~ greater traffic.
tht south esirru linFs gas large ur-
dHts fnf ntW rsfs tud locomotives for
Delivery This NrHr su that they could
De- 500 Iu nmuI-in som during the aus
fumn WIuter THH Nut4 ALSO spent
considerable money tU replacing fht
iirff structure HItN others heavy
.nnuah Goa a' kufs no traffic Tho
additions tn equipment snd the ree,n-
ttufcfInn ~ crossing vita other im-
rfatemruiF utre in a.uHfi win too
expected Tonnage
Huf although fnf roads hat, in-
creased fhcir freight f.nuage capacity
ahaui 40 per cent aun their motive
power a. much. Hud although they
hsTe made Improvement 1u aI dItl-
ions the increase iu traffic appear fo
tNaasI their preparation Fhr freight
tonnage SURPRISES aN Npeauors
Tise anulhu esiern lines are Hrftne
Irr fa make extensive and costly iw-
rraRemrHts Double ana siug track
d. aid terminal facilitle- wii hr
rce,l. ana new heavier CROSSING
f Be constructed These Improve
nrrs are Deemed go be- ~nece~sau fHf
Iffnu facilities Co handle frefEht
uffh comparative eare aud disIaf h
Thf eeasuns traffic iutica t1a
eeen aIdIfluuHl iacumofifes nna ra
mas have CD De- ordered.
Railroad officials had been autAt
rafIng thaf fhis seasons fraffiN Nun|a
So insf ah6ui - heaN1 a. iasl an
mnin- They ~xprfss ihe nulninn
lhaI ihfs years tonnage VII make "a
nes high record Had the roads MOI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
THE EQUALIZATION
BOARD To MEET
MONDAY
important Session of Terrific
rial Commission at Which
Recent Assessment Increases
viii be Argued,

Assessor Sigfried Grunsfeld will
leave tonight for santa Fe, where he
viii attend the sessions tomorrow and
probably Tuesday OF the numerous
assessment increases and questions
from this and practically from every
other county in the territory. A num-
Der Of Bernalillo county citizens and
corporations have protested against
Increases made I'm assessments by the
Bernalillo county assessor. and the
contestants will be represented by "A
considerable number Of Albuquerque
attorneys. The session In Santa Fe
Will probably be "a busy one. as there
are understood TO be a considerable
number Of appeals from other coun-
ties. Assessment has generally been
more careful In New Mexico for the
current e than ever before. and
the result has been to materially in
CREASE the work of the equalization
board.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08

ordered So many ears and locomotives
there would he reason 10 fear, this
early In the season, a freight conges-
ton.
q. r.. Yonkum seems to have de-
scribed conditions accurately several
months ago. He said that the south
west ~ developing so rapidly that the
railroads cannot build branches and
extensions. increase their motive pow
or and equipment and make Improve
ments no matter how hare they try or
how much money they spend, 10 keen
M with the growth Of the traffic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
GROWING N POPULARITY.
The More People Know Newhror
HcrIlrihc The RctIcr They Like u.

better ID l. liked. one bottle sells tw1.
and those two sell our. 'Newhro's
Herplcide Is what We are talking
about. II cleans the scalp OF AT
dandrun. and destroying the cause, a
little germ or parasite. prevents the
return Of dandrum. A. a hair dress
ine IL Is delightful Il ought 90 be
found on every toilet table Il stops
falling hair. and prevents badness Il
should be used occasionally As a pre-
ventive 20 protect the scalp from a
new Invasion Of the dandruh mi
crobe. Sold BY leadiug druggists
send Toe in stamps TOR Safnrie 70 The
HerpiCtde ga. Rusrost Aieh. Two
sizes Q and ice. II II ErIgg- a
60. special agents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
A MAN MAY EARN

a princely salary; he may command the highest wages of his
trade; he may do a thriving business, farming, trading or mer-
chandsing; yet if he spends all of his earnings, he is a very poor
man. And he will remain a very poor man until he begins to
lay aside a portion Of his earnings in bank and thus create a
surplus fund ready for the emergency when adversely arrives.
Certainly all should provide for the unproductive years of ad-
vanced age which surely and slowly comes to us all. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Are you still saying: will begin tomorrow to save for the rainy dayp
Every day counts; now is the time; begin now. We want you to open IN
account with us. Adolar or two will do to start it, and after you have
started you will be surprised to zee how it will grow, and how eager you
will be to assist it with additional dollars to help hgrow. So come and begin
now. Interest at4 per cent per annum, credited quarterly on savingsaccounts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08

II asked the doctor today what I
houid take to remove the redness Of
my nose
And what did he say
He said take nothing Tor six
months View York Telegram.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
MINING STOCKS.

The following Boston quotations are fur
nished BY r. Graf & Co. brokers. over their
own private wire to Albuquerque. y. A..
September T. 1907
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06


EVERY paper in the state Of Mime
sofa outside Of the Twin Cities should
back up the movement sto break the
monopoly Of the st. Paul and Mime
apolis dailies in the matter Of publish !
ing the reports Of the insurance COM
panies. The new proposition is to
have these published in weekly as well
as daily papers where public interests
will best be served. Austin, for exam
pie, has two substantial local insurance
companies and it is the heighth Of folly
to hide away their annual reports in
the obscure pages Of any Twin City
paper where no one interested will ever
see them. In the interest of publicity
the brazen scheme of the Twin City
dailies should be broken up.
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06
How to Remain Young.

r. To continue young in health and
strength, do as Mrs. n. r. Rowan, Nc
Donough, Ga, did. She says: "rhree
bottles OF Electric Bitters cured me OF
chronic liver and stomach troubled
complicated with euch an unhealthy
condition of the blood that my skin
turned red as flannel. 1 am now prac.
.tically 20 years younger than before /
took Electric Bitters / can now do all
my work with ease and assist in my
husbands store.'' Guaranteed at
X. @. Wold's drug store. Price Soc. y
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06

MINNESOTA has never been so strong.
ly entrenched in the national senate as
at present. During the session which
closed Monday both senators Nelson
and Clapp have taken an active part in
all the Important legislation and have
been among the most loyal and efficient
supporters Of the administration meas
ures. One Washington correspondent
says that Clapp is without doubt the
ablest chairman which the commission
OF Indian affairs has had in 4 quarter
of q century. e q
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06

HERE is one way to water railroad
stock. In the evidence before the state
senate committee, the st. Paul terminal
valuation of the Northern Pacific road
alone is placed by the three appraisers
at $9,2S4, ,495.8 80, which figure is twice
as much as the value of all other
Northern Pacific land and right of way
property in the rest of the state This
estimate might properly be reduced
about ninety per cent especially when
it comes as Easis of issuing stock.
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06

WILLIAM BRYAN, on proof that any
corporation or corporations had be-
come a monopoly or that any combina-
tion of interests had violated the anti.
trust law, would withdraw from the
offending class the right to ship goods
on interstate roads, use the telegraph
lines or the mails. He would withdraw
from these monopolies all transit facil.
tiles and thus destroy them. This
would fix them. -
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06

FRANK NJ. EDDY, former congress-
man. has sold the Sauk Ce,ler Herald,
which he has been editing the past
three years, to A. NJ, Welies OF Red
wood Falls. Mr.. Welles is proprietor
of the Redwood Reveille, which it is
reported he has disposed of. This
looks as if a good government appoint
ment was in sight for Eddy.
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06

THE hens are breaking the corner IN
eggs. Prices in Chicago slumped last
week and strictly fresh eggs were sell
ING in Austin Saturday Tor twenty
cents at retail. The hen is y blg 1actor
in this egg business. -T-' 5-
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06

A two-ccnt rate bill passed both the
Minnesota senate and house last week
and it now remains to agree on one
that will suit both houses. Personally
we shall be satisfied with the Wiscon.
sin schedule as a compromise.
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06

AN anti-pass bill has passed Dotn
houses of the Minnesota legislature.
There is no question as to its justice
and fairness. Treat all alike. Legls-
lators and other officials now travelling
on passes nave u railroad collar on.
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06
Worked Like 1 Charm.

Mr.. D. N. Walker, editor of that
spicy journal, the Enterprise, Louisa,
Va, says: II ran 8 nail III my foot
last week and at once applied Buck
lens Arnica Salve. No Inflammation
followed; the salve simply healed the
Heals every sore, burn and
skin disease. Guaranteed at Il. y
w old's, druggist, Csc.
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06

FORTY thousand horses were killed
for meat in Paris last year. The doc
tors recommend horse meat for patients
whose systems are shattered and VINO
are run down with weakened stomachs.
No wonder prices are high on horses
Wonder how mule steak would taste.
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06

The United States Steel corporation
is considering the establishment OF a
plant for the manufacture OF steel ana
iron in the vicinity of Duluth provide q
it is practical and reasonably prohtaole'
Here's hoping that it will be found
both practical and profitable. Such an
an addition to Minnesota's industries
would be of vast Importance. .s.:.s .s4&&<
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06

TuE express companies operating in
Minnesota cut their exOrbitant rates
last week an average of about Is per
cent IN prospect of effective legislation.
The railroads would have Jared better
with the legislature II they had early
offered q substantial reduction in rates.
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06

A WALL street broker after the dis
graceful Hartman disclosures last
week in manipulating railroad deals
said: II never in all the years l have
been in New York-going on forty
now-felt SO disgusted. am sick of
the whole disreputable business" This
is the feeling of people generally.
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06

The pernicious habit Of postponlng
important legislation was never better
illustrated than in the closing hours OF
Congress Sunday and Monday.
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06
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s,..s a 49,
.t. 4 ri. r.
@ ~ ~ 4 :. = M w III
80 ~.
49, t,,a fraa
~, Mi - ~ = s.co
t.,.a IA a., ~ 81. ssansnI +nh tna
snaY NJ = , SIS. then, ssAs1 y, ~. s1el'a'
- 49,. s. 8
ha,,t iuss vas,. s;noa 4, Hnly
doiiar.cnnurasa car cana CIR into , via D,.a,o,, ho,,
tha annrnnr;a All; tiona for ~ twn aaaainrs -. e
c., rrnpa =, -
SSoma @ m conaar1etiva 1e noinded mar 'felt
sthan that tba aovarn -, ant aa % i9as ;es
into into eXtravaranca s vac g "a Int now 8. tha1 e cn,,n.
.trv ~ = M face y tn am face face; with . = hillfnn do.Iar
&c saaa;o,,-v m 49,. tuo hillinn dollar cnnorasa $50 e
for s. q ragardad 90 nrnhahIa thaf wha,,
tha h;iiion dniiar atana "a reached fnr 3
s;naIa % session the s1,ccaad;no "a sass;nr! . ~ :,
dr;ii And & nacaas.rv tn maintain INC
0a;t - - .1'. -
= o -. u:.:- -. ].
WI; nu9m ;. gatlzeH n;,1s un Gno corner ~ q
80 ~ e.so ral.y = nothn = SHS 81 ~
sno 5 Gln1l .olne1 = any.hol ~ mna,sAgy az aa,
..n,1re @ % articles n hetWeen Is the a a., allds s =
the story Of 4 drunken row in which
three I % are killed and On the Same 81 ! find find
Of bouze as thai adyertised. The dali
ias needn't Get so excited over snroas-
tives hill boards "a long .as snace -
their 1onrnais. is rivan to SET forth the
stVirtnes" Of beers and whiskevs. rs ia
little wonder that YOU seldom see 4
temperance editorial IN the daily "a.
Ders. Rs, 4. B.
M;,on. pan,,h,,oo ux-.,a. Tf ~
on;n;nn % nf +he .e "raat o iat;tn - M;nna .ao
sata h,,s;,,ass e 9,s y,an on,,id x ohta;naa
ebs@ 49, :. - ,,n o,,ast;on NJ ,ah - - ,n.'1d
~ sae aoa;nat - ~ ana, 1850 &c 4La -"d;nai ,ar;si. %
t;on 10 s' nnm ,n9, ,n%arna1 % ~ e. pa,,I as.hav
% III saa Sonnar ahasa - ~ tta rrasant - sy -.
aral noiicv IF crnwdino tho ra;Iroads ~
the wall is pursued. Il hal the North.
west needs most Of ANYTHING is to be
let alone to work out it's destiny. Ifit
is ever to become populated like the
states Of the Middle West. and its com.
mercial and industrial resources devel.
Oped AZ thev should be. these things
wil)onlv be possible by 4 communion
of interests between the people and the
railroads. zss. s.a s.:'
f.h.+fa,a Naw.. .nomoor.t. A. -
vor,;semant annaar;no - r. nna an1a ~
c.rcc..r. - u ..;nSaYs aa1s. ssW"nS 49, :.
sT;zt T;t4v a naatu = GaiX,o. ), 49, ! ~. nr.v ~
tha w. n,;c. @ voa .oa.s So1,ar .nd sfty ~. ~
sn po T,.;s s I;v;S;. % ~, ~ 80 ".S ~ =
ssn0f Ne .ianhJ @aaf. &c. nanio ~
than tha t.r;ff ~ ton and T'e etat.i iopi4 = r.
S% s;nht t.ns .uo ~ aroarsa ~ ~ aooo,,,+ nf hnn -
deoIe - tho,,aands eof fen;i;os ;n tha
I1o;+eS LIT - Stet"e : 'The +ar;ff ste,a ~ ~
,.attare AID 'tha;r ntnoet ~ dafaot I tha
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06
NoLDD1NG AUSTIN JOURNAL.
4 AUsTIN, "WEDNESDAY, MARCH s, 1907
OFFICIAL News OF MOWER COUNTY
entered as second-c'ass mail matter Al
the postofice. Austin. MINI.
The ship subsidy, bill confined to
four steamship lines all to sail FOL
South America is not so bad.

WE do not know why representative
W. l.. Hollister voted against the two
cent railroad fare bill, as reported.
Ask him.
Mower County transcript., 1907-03-06
CURING a KICKING COW.
Simple contrvance Which Has Been
Found Successful.

I have plan for preventing and
bbreaking a COW OF the habit of kicking
Wtt::loh cslnot. be beaten, writes a
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-10-04

terest in every acre. The produc-
ton to be seen here is the original
one and is complete to the minutist
detail, and is to be presented here
Sunday. October 6 at the Fay Opera.
To see the Japanese mode of
travel in the United States is some
thing of novelty and when ques-
toned regarding the Japanese who
draws her Jinrikisha, Miss Minton,
the leading lady of the Panama
company which is to appear at the
Fay Opera only smiles and says,
II am only at liberty to say that he
is a member of distinguished
Japanese family who for education
al purposes only, has consented to
occupy his present position. You
know only the low caste people in
Japan draw Jinrikishas and it was
a part of our contract not to divulge
his exact social status in his own
country" Miss Minton may be seen
any afternoon taking her daily
ride.
"The Kilties" are unique not only
in dress, which is full Highland
regimentals, but in their rendition
of music. A choir of 16 male voices
accompanies the band, singing the
ballads that have made Scotland
famous, while with them is Mr..
Angus Macmillan Fraser, til e
American champion bag gp iper,
sword, sailors hornpipe and High
land fling dancer. Mr.. Fraser plays
and dances at every performance,
and the program with the regular
band music consisting of high class
and popular selections, the we'll
trained choir, the giant drum
major, takes on the nature of a
theatrical entertainment. The pop
ularity of this famous band is
based upon the management's ap
probation of what the people want.
The band is under the able leader
ship of Mr.. Albert Cook.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-10-04

T. J. Jones, former Virginian
but now comfortably settled on a
farm near Sharon, Pa, was in the
city over Sunday for brief visit
with old friends. "Tommy" was on
his way home from trip to the
west, where he had been looking
after some holdings in a rich cop
per property in Wyoming.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-10-04

A quiet wedding at the NJ. E. Par
sonage was performed on Saturday
evening last, when Rev. Henry A.
Logan united in marriage Mr.. NJ.
F. Johnson and Miss Dona Mae
Strickland. The groom is an en-
ploye of the Troy Steam Laundry,
and the best wishes of many friends
is extended the young couple.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-10-04

Call for a Cohn & Murphy Pane
tela if you want good smoke. 1t
will please you. At all leading
places.