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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-19
Report smalIi Action Ria.

$500 ~Ftssfss fH@ktsat
slr George Walton. admiral Of the
blue. was detached Aug. II, IT'S, with
tie Canterbury and Ave other ships
after z Spanish feet, and on the 18th
he f0fwafie1 to Admiral Byng the fol-
l0wlne letter.
sf~1Fh have taken and destroyed aEi
80 apauiaa ships ana vessels that were
nptn IL epsBt
glle arfahsr az per margin.
aH. &C., q. WALTON.
cAnleEBpry, Of syracuse. Aug. IS, Ills.
TAEEs. BURNT.
Admiral Aari ara -Four men-of-war
fsur fnen-ot-war, 60, Of Ss N. 40 and %
"a n and 4 guns; guns. flreship and
snlp laa5a with bomb vessel
akhae and bomb
w6a8el.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-07

In their order. Rev. Mr.. Haudenschield
plead with men VINO are killing their
wives inch by inch by neglect OF the
home and by drunkenness, to quit at
once and turn from their abominable
sins and build up the home as they
should, being true to their marriage
vows and being blessing instead Of a
curse, to their loved ones.
that bearing false witness is lying.
should be taken into account The
vilest and most accursed person in the
community Is the wretch who is a
scandal monger. one VINO carries scan
dal all over the neighborhood, and one
who bears false witness against his
or her neighbor adding:
"You abominable wretch, you will
go to a neighbor and will say I am
very sorry, but did you hear that
awful thing about SO and so.' You old
liar. you are not sorry, il you We're
you would not be telling 1t with such
evident relish.
Then you have no right to say one
word because you have your scandal
second hand; you do not know that 1t
Is true at all. You believe it true and
peddle 1t because your accursed soul
is SO vile that you are almost dying
that It be true.
Point for Remembrance.
Talk about being sorry. You are
sorr5 only because you did not see
the thinR yourself. that some one has
told ~ n order thss you might add
your personal observation to what You
say. Tou are anxious 70 besmirch the
reputation Of another.
"ncc'. rs!! yourself Christian nor
a decent man or woman II you do this.
The most abominable creature under
Gods heavens is the slanderer. Put
that down. will your
It was announced that tonight the
subject would be q special one. Tues
day afternoon at $50 O'Clock the
evangelist will take up new theme
for the afternoon meetings, and Tues
day night also q new subject for the
evening services.
The evangelist hoped that all who
possibly could would be out tonight as
he would take up a personal question
at that time.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-07
Local sRiEFs.


Advices from Culdesac are that the
town Is again short on fuel, wood SELL
ing from 50 to SO per cord.
The Woodmen Of the World will hold
a public installation Of ofIicers this
evening. The ceremonies will be fol-
lowed by dance.
Manager F. G. Guy of the Lewiston
Gas company. announces that through
the courtesy of the Lewiston Electric
Light company, his ONCE win be in
the oflces Of the latter company while
their quarters in the Kroutinger block
are being repaired after Saturdays
fire.
w. E. Waldman and wife had a
narrow escape from serious injury
yesterday afternoon by being thrown
from their buggy while out driving.
The horse took fright at a passing
engine. Neither Mr.. nor Mrs wald-
man received more than a general
shaking up.
Mamie, the six-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Newbury, Of 81
Snake River avenue, died yesterday OF
heart failure. The funeral took place
this afternoon, Rev. Sewell of the
Congregational church officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Newbury came to Lewiston
about year ago from White Sulphor
Springs, Mont.
Peter Pettram, foreman for Wren &
Greenough, left this morning for Spo-
kane, en- route to France for a visit.
He will sojourn in Germany before re-
turning to Lewiston next spring.
c. c. Bunnell, the pioneer, who suf-
fered slight attack OF paralysis last
Tuesday, is improving.
A. v. McCarty, stock buyer for
Carstens Bros, Tacoma, WASH, in this
territory, shipped ten cars Of butcher
stock Saturday and will this week
send Is cars from Clearwater points
to the Big Bend country. The ship
ments this week Of stock will be sent
as feeders to stocknen who are op-
Grating big ranches In that section.
The Clearwater train was on time
this morning and made its connections
with the Spokane train at Arrow. The
travel Is very light owing to the un-
certainty Of connections and likel-
hood Of tie ups from distractions on
the track. The colder weather has
stopped the slides and traffic will be
freezer while the cold wave continues. |
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-07

read the law as found in Exodus Xxx.
beginning with the first verse, showing
that every man has some idol in his
life, that we rise no higher than this
idol, and that God win have none OF
these idols pushing Him out of the
heart.
Then he spoke Of the breaking the
Sabbath and not using it for spiritual
Improvement nor for bodily rest, but
making 1t day of carousal and deg
radiation. Profanity was handled
without gloves. showing that the pro-
fame man is a vile individual. ANY
man would resent the use of his
mothers name as some vile mouths
use the holy name of our Redeemer.
esss Men to Reform.
Lying and stealing and adultery,
and covetuoumess we're all taken up
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-07
ASKS men TO Be
True TO FAMILY
Church too Small for all
Who Want to Hear
haudenSChield

Every seat was taken at the n. e.
church last night when Rev. c.. r.
Haudenschield rose to speak, notwith-
standing the fact that some so addi-
tional chairs had been secured and
arranged in places Of advantage. The
singing is proving an increasing fea-
ture OF the meetings.
One could have heard pin drop last
night while the evangelist spoke upon
the subject of the Law Of God" He
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-07

You will be pleased with the PROMPT
delivery and courteous treatment II
you trade at the Russell Grocery.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-07

, VIII the people who have call .
, ed at 33e Sixth street to look at .
, furniture, kindly call again today .
> tomorrow. House can be secured .
> now. Bee Tor Sale" "a. .
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-07

Spend pleasant hour at the sijou
tonight.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-07

The largest glass Of beer N town .,
the Tsooma.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-07

See Harry Laird at Biiou tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-12
UNITED STATES AND MEXICO
UNITE TO PRESERVE pENtI

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE state.
mrut was uade lt the state depart
Iqent today that al "a conference held
today between Assistant Secretary oi
State Bacon and the MeNican amha--
.tdui. ~ las been decided THAT Mex
.n and The United states WiH unite
with salvador Costa lliCa % Guatt-
maIa ih nalsiug Identical propositions
Goo Honduras and Nicaragua Go The ci-
I..f Than they would Doe expected GO
ttle their difference without resort
I'm W7r and that arbitration Whi.h H1-
recently terminated with san Saliva
|a. must he r-,cuuveued in order fhIt
fup i-~u.. between the Two DuuutrI
H.E he peacefully settled in accord
r.e with existing trcatie~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-12
SILK SUITS mi DRESSES
FOR SPRING

We are showing charming creations Of SILK, so entirely different from thu
usual garments. They embody all those exclusive, individual. traits which give
them an air of dgnfed elegance and a pronounced gaceunes. The Eton
Jacket, the new ideas in fancy dresses and jumper effects ar all products Of
skilled deagner-hc prices $500.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-12
NEW WALKING SKIRTS

New Skirts are arriving We are prepared 10 show YOU all the new
plated styles, some PLAIN. others trimmed with folds or tailor stitched straps
many are in hc new checks and stripes A charming assortment at 500
to $500.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-12

Zelaya for the help he recently gave
the Hunduran reVolutionists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-12
NEW INGER WAISTS

We can rightly Term this "a brilliant display" Such dannca and eScu-
Nyenea will ankney commend them 10 women of delicate taste. The phc-
ing of this section 10 a class BY itself a a source Of the latest ideas. has been
constantly uppemoJ m gathering the original novelties But the ne special
feature 10 which We wish to give prominence is the yauee,ng The prices
one as low as 90 cents with a splendid range of prices up to our exclusive en
cant models. .
THE NEW WOOLENS
Beautiful new wtngs. the newest kinds and colorngs. Ham line Stripe.
Broken Checks. Mixtures The wdles, line Of cloths ever shown by u.s. The
price only SIO0 and upwards
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-12

Nili'ittf IftSt l,itIi~ blUt'iS.
Nov York, Fob. d The board Of
Irectors of the American Shelters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
ABINGDON SOCIAL

Especial 90 The Times I'D snatch
ABINGDON, VA. January 5-AIr. and
AIRS fLlssiuge~. of PENNSYLVANIA. have
been the guests OF ar. IIassinger's broth
or this week.
Miss Frances HIinFea left this week for
@ visit 10 Misses Laura and Kathleen
Richardson Ut Richmond.
Judge John A. buchanan was In town
Monday.
NIr and Mrs. A. p. Wilmer have re-
turned 70 their home IN Richmond
Mrs J W. Bell is visiting friends IN
Richmond.
Mrs T.. 7. Findlev returned this week.
after months visit TO her son AZ Ingle-
side. W. ".
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hughes. Of Nor
folk. left for their home this week. after
spending the holidays with friends IN
town.
Miss Narceua Hurt returned Thursday
20 the convent at Wvthevile after q short
visit 20 her father. Mr.. J. T. Hurt
Miss Lucille Scott IS back from Johnson
City. where she has been visiting friends
Messrs. George Allen Richardson and
Walter HAL. Of Marion. have been the
guests Of Mr. Harris Findlay for few
davs this week.
AIR. James Trigg left Thursday for
Johnson city. where he mas accepted a
position.
Miss celia Crimson. OF sullins College.
at Bristol has been the guest Of Miss
Mabel Barrow this week.
one Of tho most pleasant social events
during the past week was the smoker"
given by pr Brady to some Of his many
friends The gentlemen present were
Mcesrs. ITassinger. DIR. Campbell. Dr.
Grant, Dr. Cummings. Judge Hutton.
Judge Page. Captain Robertson and
Mossrs Whiting. r. +. Trlgg. Mingca.
Preston Campbell. Aston. Borce. Bell. j.
T. Hurt. Alec Stuart. John Stuart. James
O.. White. Helms. Webb. Withers. Carson.
G.. B. Clark. Leon Palmer. Charles Palm
cr. s. r. Preston. Wilmer. Wyndham
White Robert Hughes. Of Norfolk; Slemp
Norvol Lee. Daniel Trigg Findlay TIar-
ris Martin Honaker. John Barrow. John
Tregcr. Bradley Kregcr and Thomas
Mason.
The young men of Abingdon gave q
most delightful morning german at the
Hotel Belmont on New Years Day. The
young people danced from 10 until .,
after which refreshments were served.
The couples dancing were Mt Harris
Findlay. with Miss Cay White: Mr. w.
D. Withers. with Miss Margaret Aston:
Mr. Alfred Withers. with Miss Lillian
Harris: Mr.. Preston Tr'gg with Miss
Virginia Clark. Mt George Penn with
Miss Estelie Penn. Mr. Frank White.
with Miss sadie White; Mr.. Thorn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

~ White. Jr. with Miss Jean Trlgr.
Mr. James Trgg. with Miss Farqular.
Air- Ed Borce. with Miss Susie Brown.
ar Charles jennings. Jr.. with Miss NIt-
Ian Aston; Mr. sidney Hughes wltl Miss
Mamie BYRD Trigg. AID sIr Basil Gii-
dersleere. with Miss Margaret Tr-c
stays Mcssrs. William TrIgr Elliott
Brady and Gilbert White Chaperous-
Mesdames Aston and Clark
Miss Nellie Robertson ga.. Ho, party
Monday night Tor the plar. Along tile
kenneoec-' Her guests were Misses II -s
White. Mamie Byrd Tr!gg Estslle Penn
and Messrs. FL. Borce. sidney Hughes.
Harris F4ndlav and William Trizg After
the play a deugntfGl cranne di-n Supper
concluded the evenings entertainment.
Another german was danced az the BEL
mont New Years night which proved 10
Poe most ENJOYABLE anair. Those dance
inS We're Misses Mabel barrow Susie
Bradley. Matte Bradley. lucille SCOTT.
Eliza Cosby. Mary Lee Houaker. Georgia
McBroorn. Esther pobbine Matte Robin
son. cherry May Preston. AIsrceua Hurt
and Frances Scott. Nessrs George kre-
ger. Morton. Rush. PEBBLES. Of Johnson
city. Tenn. Preston Campbell Sunshine
Summers. Harry McBroon. Jack NJ
Broom. William Clapp. John Bradley.
FLOYD Mcconnell and Dr. Campbell Mrs.
Wardman ard Mrs. Flood We're the chap
erons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
DROPS DEAD At TABLET
J. Hill MOreton struck dead Will,
making speech.

The annual meeting Of the Colonial Societ,
ield az the Madison Club house IN Cleveland
7csterdsy came % an abrupt and tragic en-
when Mr.. ]. Hin Moreton dropped dead at IA
able. He was Just finishing a brief afte,
Inner speech when he suddenly stopped
rasped the table and sank 20 the floor VI
lied. stricken by Heart Disease before his wife
VINO sat nearest. could reach him. He was
I'D. ''''' anu 0'''S '''' 9'N y'-i
Mr. Hin was the picture Of health. vet 70
months he had known that he had some hear
roubie. but had careiessly done nothing 70
t. saying TO his wife and others that h
GUESSED u didn't amount TO much-that j
would get all right Of itself Blu. delay an
ieglect cost HIM his life.
This case IS only one sixty thousand peopI
lie yearly of Heart Diseased Six in every te.
AVE it. Many don't know It. thew think H.
omething else and doctor the stomach kid
leys. female organs etc. and get no better
nd good many who know think il can't b
ured. Now. Heart Disease is lust as cut
bic as any other disease; We have proved thi
uily oy curing IN the last five years. over thirt
houSand cases. Many of these were tn
aost chronic. serious. com piicated kind /
Vhich all other rem edies and doctors ha.
allied. and hope seemed gone. but our treat
nent cured them quickly and TO stav CURED
very MANY cases of Heart Disease ~
Nerves and Stomach are affected also. Thi
reatment sets the stomach right, strengthen
ne nerves and builds UP the Who'll
vstem. We can cure YOU no matter HOY
ably oil, and 20 prove II We will send YOU b.
1al' postpaid, without any conditions. with
ut any restrictions, and without any cost
REGULAR full-size package OF Dr. Fuller
reatrneut for the Heart and nerves and hi
Illustrated book. with which YOU will know
our own case as we'll as anv doctor Boil
he book and trea tment are free
Understand, this IS not a Sample" O
trial, but a regular full-size treatment
Seither is Il a c. o. d. scheme or anvthinf
f the kind; nothing but fair square chanc,
or YOU 20 fully test this new, scientific. treat
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ost. There is no secret about this treatment
IS not patent medicine" The remedie.
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armies, complete list of which we alwaI-
lady furnish If YOU have one Of The
ptoms-Ne Nervousness. Trembling witch
2g or Nightmare, Palpitation. Fluttering q,
SPping Beats of the Heart, Short Breath
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1g Spells. Dizziness. Nose bleed, Swelling Legs
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YOUR heart and nerves are sureiv wrong
Jon wait, but send now for the full. free treat
nent, and get well. Address The Heart Cur,
20, Masonic Building. Hallowen. Maine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
LONDON NEWS
AND GOSSIP

| 20 discuss Their troubles. ana ordered a
! cup q cOfeo. Explaining that she had
! medicine 90 take with tho coffee. Emii.e
| poured something from a bottle into the
/ coffee cup. A little later. os they stood
| ~ a window. the Eirl. with the cup
/ stl IN her hand. said to NJ Dciomhre:
! "Fithcr YOU shall marry me. or you shall
/ XIII yourself. II you ars not a coward.
/ or 7 will kfl YOU" To this Delornbre
7 answered. Marry youo Certainly not.
/ You do not love me-indeed. you hate
| mo. and neither DO 7 love you' Emile
/ repeated her demands. ell tina time per
| fectlv caln. II snnr't marry YOU" de
/ ciared the other decisivcly. and picked
| up HIS cvr-coat 70 leave. Fs had got
! one arm I'm the sleeve when Emile vio-
| lently dashed the contents OF the Gun
/ IN his face. lie rushed 20 the door. only
/ 20 end THAI 10 WIS locked IN. In his
| agony he kicked one % the panels out
and his screams attracted policeman
70 the scene. ITe was taken 60 St. Rarth-
oiomows Hospital where his terrible
condition caused grave doubt at first FOR
hts recovery
EuIe was arrested. and a loaded re-
volver end box OF cartridges were found
on hoy She vehemently denied offering
h"io~h7e the fluid 20 take his own life
She r0ised the cup to her lips. she said
intending 20 commit suicide m his pres
e0re hut remark ~ his caused her
~ lose control 81 herself and she hung
tho contents IN HIS face THE sight of
her lovers diSiCuroment threw her into
q ut OF Mysteries IN court. and she ap-
peored very distressed throughout the
hearing. I'm her purse was found her
VIII dated Paris. November r.. 1913.
Delombres story was dramatically re-
lated by counsel tho scene AT tho hotel
viv.d'v described and the Pronunciation
~ the girl delivered with unsuar,ug
force. indeed. the atmosphere OF Guild
ham courtroom seemed surcharged with
Trcnchiness-the favor Of romance and
crime th0t rarely crosses thu channel
having lost nothing OF its Partisan quail
The tragic death Of Dr James lam
bert at south EeusinEton station was
attended hy one Of the most extraordinary
Giro Atlsta1ccs Chat perhaps ever fe1 20
tna experience ~ medical man. DR..
Lambert was usually summoned when
accidents occurred at the station. and
when. last Sunday, man was badly
injured there. the station officials ur-
aware 90 tie identity OF the victim
promptly sent for Dr. Lambert to att
tend 90 the case. Tho doctor failinc %
respond. the dying man was removed n
ST. Georges Hospital. whore De YVES
recognized as Dr. lambert himself Hc
had been manned and cleCtroCutod in att
tempting 10 Jump ON an electric train.
jas, as 70 was starting. and. bv the
irony OF fate was called 20 attend 90
Injuries to-himseif
The curious story Of Dc R0vlan. tho
Russian consular officer ut Chicago who
tanned olt to have been woman with
two or more wives. SIS cabed from Amer
lro-. has ils counterpart. with tho scx
reversed. in au extraordinary episode ja~t
reported from Broslau. Germany 4
Iirc-.nu Teacher fall in love with "a f5I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
c2~a6&9g0
A CARD!

We extend our sincere thanks 20
our friends for their liberal patron
age during the past year.
We Will De better prepared 20 sup
ply YOUR wants during 1907 than we
ever have in the past
Having placed contracts for all
staple goods which are steadily adj
vancing ia price. we Win be enabled
TO supply car customers at the low
est possible prices. Our terms ara
always liberal. a visit % our store
viii convince you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
BN vvrLLrAns rRUE HAwrrHoRNE.

BY WILLIAM TRU6 HAWTHORNE.
LONDON. January 6.-rhe closing ses-
sions OF the House OF Lords were marked
by incidents which shocked the sensibiii-
ties % some members - tAe lower house
OF Parliament. notably those whose feel
INK OF resentment toward the peers had
already been aroused by tho killing OF
the education bill one NJ p who had
ssen a noble lord os-ried out Of the cham
bc- by attendants. anl another so hilari-
ous that 70 had 70 BE- kept IN his seat
10y force. was so Impressed hv the spec
taoia that he brought the matter ny in
Commons. though fully aware thet any
action in such a matter was indeiicstely
unpariiarnontary. Getting recognition
from the speaker. Mr.. Crooks. thu Labor
member for Woo'wfch. put The following
question IN the House OF Commons.
7 beg 20 0s'S rhe first commissioner %
works a question % which ] have given
him private notice whether 20 is p fact.
that during the -orlree OF the discussion
on ere merchants shipping act aucu9-
ment hifi. IN another place last night.
tho attendants OF rhe House OF Lords
rad 90 remove one ~ the members VINO
was obviously intoxicated and that su-
other member who took part in tNe de-
hates was suffering from overluduIsenre
in drink Opposition cries ~ Order
TIE S0eoi,cr- Order, order, Tle lo1-
CRADLE members has not submitted the
question % mo- 70 docs not appear 70 nee
20 come vftf'n tle rule OF urgency in Amy
wav TauClrcr)
Mr. Fiavi1. member so- Rer----it was
very urEent last night (R,ncw0d laugh
se-o
THIS closed The inciIent. nut ~. Crooks
had succeeded ga getting irtl tho official
report ~ clio rr-oracflr.-s tre noteworthy
fact that ESQ House ~ Lords in handing
lemons % tro House of Commons. was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
RINGING BELLS
GREET NEW YEAR
Blaoksburg Unusually Gay on
Advent of Ioo7-Many
Pleasant Parties.
SEND PRESENTS TO RICHMOND
Harvey Black Chapter, Daughters
of the Confederacy, Remember
Old Ladies Home.
lspecial e - rlmes-plsna.ch.l


New Year was ushered IN with the usual
ringing of bells. shooting OF fireworks
and number Of watch night rtles
attended by the young people or the
town and college. Glasses We're resUm "a
at Che institute Wednesday muru.u~. and
the members OF the faculty were back
from their holiday trips and ready for
work The students are arriving by every
train, several have entered for the FIRST
time, and there VIII Doe no decrease in the
enrolment as is often the case after the
mIdwluter recess. The ruuII. school coz
the town VIII not reopen until the 7,h
es the principal decided To give a week
extra and make 1t ND AT the end OF the
year.
Mrs. Milton Cutherel entertained n few
Of her friends very informally at her
new home near town New Years Eve
the guests being invited TO watch the
old year out and the new year ul Re
freshments were served hy the hos tess
assisted by her house guest. Miss Lily
Cutherel OF Norfolk. and those enjoy
ing their hospitality included Miss
Maud Henderson. Mary Pack. Annie
Henderson, Emma Wall clara Pack. and
Messrs. James Brown. Grady Henderson.
Leon Pack, G.. r.. Holloway, ANA ~. r..
Stranger.
Mrs. Blacks Reception.
Mrs. Kent Black was the hostess at
an informal reception from q TO o the al
ternoou of New Years Day, in honor Of
AIRS. John \ Apperson. Of Marion. Va
The parior. reception hau, and dining
room. where Mrs. Black received her
guests were decorated I'm the green and
red or the Christmas season. and re-
freshments OF salad. sandwiches, olives.
cheese waters, Jelly. ANA iruit Were
served. Ihose calling included Mesdames
Mary /. Black. Frank ID Wilson. Robert
j.. aBg, CHaries hlae H. D. il- fTlce' ~
hlieN' X A. Nam John r. ArH.rs"n.
MISSES Louise Ne-.son ana FLORENCE Iious-
ION
4ne HarVey BLACK on-p'er. daughters
"- me Donleoe ta-'. Ne-A % wei attended
mr. ing AT lne nome oi AIRS. Aie SANDER
h''1N io"D'g evening" "e members De
.''' 70 sCHu a 'eA OK tata1le7 10 the
,D.i'e 10. -NeeuS COM '-li'e "'iiie" ln
III ''''olu ,ie las1 Week -n . -iy' anu
=" lo'n WIN 'ie Lee Literary ''F or
-e i's.'."'e IN u i-''i- Ne'epi 7lloh OF
.-1 or l,iO"S OF ". III l'-.'I1 - - e. on
-sD' % '1i-e-' ~ -' mater oA
~ -','-'.e Ieliesel'1 .oh "a. '-'9 o. jamestown
l->i ,lS'e'oH was 0''''' e1 ~"Dl d 'a-eI
''"e'
clusters James anu .''oeTt i'anooipA'
"'.' age "''' il''iis moon "' '-~9-er
'.'-9 5eo@.'lii.s 81.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-12

See the Training of the trntting Horse at the Electric Theater today.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-12

Ring up Main 75-Melczer Bros. Co. for boiled apple cider for mince meat