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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-02-01

A good suggestion to
some enterprising per-
son who would like to
enter the mercantile
business. We can set
you up in business in
your neighborhood with
an up-to-date stock of
goods at very small cost.
Call on US at once.
SAM BACH. r
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-02-01

Milton Willet and gip Hoskins.
young boys of Owensboro, were
drowned while skating on a pond
near that city, the ice giving away
suddenly beneath them.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-02-01
FOR The BUSY READER,

Millions are starving in China as
result of famine, according to re-
ports received at the State Depart
ment from consular officers there.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-02-01

More than 200 miners are believed
to have lost their lives as the result
of a fire damp explosion in the
Reden mine at Saint Johann-on-Saar,
Rhendish Prussia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
Noting an Execution

i-NANNi OF 7 no Times llfzuafrn.
Hlf'--N lI YOU kindly explain how
tuese Two extracts from your columns
or today (January 17thJ are % be re-
concilede
This from YOUR editorial.
MT Gnggenhei election 20 tl..
niied states Senate has now been
formally certified hv the Colorado
LEGISLATURE. The event however. had
never been in doubt among those
familiar with the size OF the Guegcn-
helm r0ll"
And this from your Denver Telegram,
oNsorihinS the opening prayer In tho
GO 'orado Legislature.
Then the man OF God proceeded TO
ask blessing upon Simon Gugren-
hcim Vie thanked God that we have
/ come 70 time when creed cuts no
/ ngure when we sec q manly man"
Now. Mr. Editor which are we 10
Relieve Are we 10 follow that maxim
OF law which provides that those who
/ Know man best are the most com
petent witnesses OF his character. or
are we 20 take tho word OF your
humorous paragraT hero
have read The Dispatch. and its
/ successor for tlirtv-five years and
! have generally tried to believe what
saw i'm them especially what 7
/ wrote MYSELF. But YOU are taxing INV
/ creduity To too great an extent wien
/ You ask mo to believe that Mr.. Gus
eenheim is briber and also q manly
man
! / hope and want to believe there was
/ no animus in your editorial But even II
/ there were not. ] want TO ask YOU is il
/ right 20 jokingly accuse man OF an
/ oHense that makes him worse than a
i common thief2 Ny private belief Is
| that the way the press has Of lightly
/ referring to crime is to blame for no
/ small part oe the present day corrur-
! tion in high places H. T. f.
tThe Times-Dispatch is OF course
/ not responsible for the opinions OF the
/ Denver clergyman. which were printed
/ merely as piece ofincidental news. As
/ for its editorial paragraph. to which
/ our correspondent seems to take ex-
| ception, # need only be said that Mr.
/ Guggenheim has himself stated that
/ his seat I'm the Senate was secured by
4 virtual purchase.-Editor Times-Dis-
/ petchl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Ih@ -..-l known directory is that Of Lon.
-'n. pIlsned ln 1917
oair-l ~ beef barrel Of pork and a bar
T~I ~ t-h zach weighs - pounds
samuel Evans British soldier died ~
J.. mouth ln 1903 having lived Tor sixteen
dets after being shot through the heart
Tha sIfs Of Wa TlnR-fang former minister
from China % tho Inited states Doe ff..t
rH.a trs f.sf ~ building large and ane hos
Il'al .n Hpne-Kong
private Japsnese company fs Arranging
for fi- esrnbiishment OF japanese COLONY
Iu Alberta Northwest Terntorles Jt win
hr ne fret Asiatc colony 90 western Ca
lada
r tHt boast 81 United states Senator D.
n I.ask burn. ~ kentucky. that Doe never
in li. Jce wrote n speech. an article OF nu
eI.f.ra.
Mss .irtoric he Maugny VIII lecture Doe
f0r- American uulFerlfies 0n French ufcra-
fHr uiu be the FIRST women lecturer
PIP. aHu..r af Yale.
E.fx u tho rnme Of worthy singing
unl ia helping ttr r0FiftiIst- nr
aI ...i0ntions down In Maine just moss Win
f. frss
Irne. g.tsi Frederick. the German. Emper-
.ff ....rl con- while 80 college. perf,rfued
fHr fITirlIf feat 0f swimming across fhr
ltn.re 90 Bonn where the river a. very broad.
syIf. nrI GAN ~ dnI Terour cddleH.
IHrrr,. discovered fhe atethoscDpc in 1916.
N.. I.l years before Robert hDoke bad shown
fr.s. edge - its principle. TIE theory
90 fNr sfefhoscope. which is roFar.iri H- o.
Comparatively aca invention, wa known ~
Ia|I.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

EdltOr OF The Times Dispatch
Sir.-I have read your articles on,
taxation. and think you are mistaken
about the prosperity Of country people.
IL is an that the average farmer can
90 10 live While ne pays higher for
w hat he buys. yet his corn. wheat ana
meat bring no more than they did
twenty yeaTs ago. lie can't compete
with the rich lands Of the West.
For his tobacco me has TO take fusr
what the trust chooses 10 give, and
for fertilizer pay what % charges
Hence. many abandon their farms and
20 TO town. All around Richmond
there are fields long since abandoned
on account Of their poverty.
In many places. land is just as hard
% sell as it ever was and personal
property is assessed 81 as much as II
would bring II sold for cash
There is a vast deal of difference be-
tween what a man wants for a thfnr
and what he can get for it when forced
10 sell
AS for income. there Is not one coun-
tryman IN 500 with net income OF
5000.
At the last land assessment. the as
SCISSORS arbitrarily put up values. and II
there is am increase at the next in YIN
amount 10 conffscatiOn
Ia city and country. tax rates arc
"Ht)rtionate Eut the counties nav. in
proportion 20 their scanty means ust
as much as the cities.
The constitutional Convention was
hold 20 reduce the number OF Offices
and cut down expenses. but every LeRfs-
lature since then has made new ones.
opened fresh drains ON the treasury
ana put additional burdens on the
people FARMER.
New Kent Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
APEALS GRANTED;
OTHERS DENIED
Hughes Court Disposes Of Large
Nuner of Applications for
Wits of Error.

In ne same Court II Appeals ycsterssv
'"g i".io" uappeals were disposed ~.
- b'usl"7 - Company VS. T W Tfev.-
Company. Gait Court " Washingfoo co,,rtv1
w. 49, q supersedeas. Bond $500
.I t -, ,t Ns. bowles. Circuit Court oR
te- appeal and superseIeas Bond
Burton O.. ays IIaden. Circuit Conn, -
~ % ~ "0"y- Appeal and superse.iess
Hernert vs. ftou. Circuit Court Of wis.
fty VIE ,s supersedcas. Bond $3.50
30 fqc,rio. ,.,,,,, inmonw ealth. Circuit Court
deas BOND sio0 "rit 't error and superse-
tfsn ucSo'I co,,nty ywesith Crcui. Court 81
Bond siOo OF error and snpersedeas
c1Hrt es AIsyor5ri! Commonwealth Circuit
supersedeas No hsiniy- Writ Of error ana
VS. ''1 -ornu u ygesif pf Elizabeth city county
sion AnneaI ana ttc Corporation Comma
Nhittle's execrita-s' raens Bond. SOD
Of law ana Cbarrsr ] remain 20 ais Court
peai ana s,nere@5csst city Of Norfolk An
CbeeareaL ord ctpnd. 800
PSris'~ sdnein q..p ,UlnrPaiiway Company "a
r,usta counfv Vrft Tcuit Court 81 An
Bdnd 81 600 F'F ana supersedeaa
Pine Beach Investmct,..
hta Assessment Corunaf ''..iipaiis vs. 'oluln
norfolk county. Appeale ~ IL. court ~
Iobbs VS.. Van pette'HI'. 49,
Fairfax county. Appeal s, ,tu, S-o"rt 81
Southern Railway Conn
minlstrator. Circuit Cour :. -stnt"' az
Writ of error ana submit -Dov.Agg'h oouh'y.
Tate vs. Southern RallwA IiI-' eo'yl" a.
refused Wrt OF erru1
Custer vs. Fink. Circuit
county. Writ 81 error refal't OF botetouH
blanchard et mis-. VS.. shut -
ton Court OF city o. Bristd -, Nylpor.-
MoDouO vs.. Tidewater tbnV"i Itiu.vd'
Corporation Court OF city or -, N~npa"y
error refused. No"'' WIZ a
Harvey ,s. Hoffman. Circ,a
tourt county. VIII Of error RI u DoO~~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
People Seen in
Public Places

Hon. HAYNES L. Morgan. a member or
the general board of directors OF Tho hos
ptals OF the state. was az she Richmond
Yesterday, ON his way 10 his home at
S"ilNlle. from Williamsburg. where he
sat In the famous Foster trial When
seen last night. just before taking his
/ Ua'n. Mr.. Morgan declined To discuss the
/ Williamsburg affair for publication. bus
me- talked freely about matters connected
, with his own proud Southwest
We nave got tho greatest country on
J earth said Mr.. Morgan. we raise the
4 pretuest women and the best men and the
T hnest cattle in the State. and the air We
breathe is conducive 20 the best OF health
conditions
Speaking OF cattle T will say that il
- " We" Known fact that we are the
only people who can boast OF shipping
/ '.'y'" ulrect from the grass without feed
/ ins our blue grass in this rospect
/ overloys that OF Kentucky or any other
section OF the country.
Me nave no apologies 10 make TO any
section OF the world for our natural re-
sources. Our section OF the State is as
prosperous as we could wish IL 10 be. and
everybody out our way who desires .,
do so can make money"
MI Morgan is quite popular i'm his
+ section. and although Smyth county
is overwhelmingly Republican. and dee
l9 dyed in the WOOL Democrat he
D
sition
AIR Morgan has boon urged 10 accent
( the nomination Of his party for other
positions. but ne has retired from his
Jaw practice and from politics and is
looking strictly after his large cattle
and farming interests
MT Morgan is great admicer or
ti"n. Henry g. stuart. and believes the
southwest member OF the Corporatfon
| Commission is highly deserving OF
I any honor he may desire az the hands
az the Virginia people.
Hon. and Mr. William Al. McAuister.
or Warm Springs Va. are I'm the CITY,
They age registered at Murphy's Hotel
Judge james i. Trcdway. Of Chatham.
and Hon. Robert Gillian. OF PETERSBURG
passed through the city yesterday. on
t9eir way to their respective homes from
NJ Johannesburg. where they had been since
MONDAY. sitting in the Foster inquirv
They would not discuss the merits ~ Tia
case for publication but they are known
20 DC two OF the abiest members Of ma.
general board. and 20 have made "a great
StnuE OF me general subject ~ tho cou-
1oot 81 asylums and prisons Judge
iIruWaN IS member OF the board a. The
Weston Hospital. at stanton. ana C,r-
onel gillian or the Central. al Peters
plrg- 4hey were among the LEADING ur.f-
rs at the Inquiry held IN williamsburg
iAiS week. and said the session of Tho
BOARD had been quite "a strain fo- an
VINO attended. They both left fh. ot.,
on early trains for their respective homo.
"."nel Meade HaskIrs. formerly NJ
mis- city. and now prominent iau-ver
or Blackstone is stopping al Murphy.
Captain j. 8 Osborne. % padr,rI o.
member 90 the General Board Of Directors
o. me Asy'lins ~ The state. was I'm Ricb-
nloni last night on his vav home from
Williamsburg.
Mr. and Mrs s Gillian. % cr,~ct
Road. DinUitdie county. are az the rSlcb-
moul.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
POINTS FROM PARAoRAPHERs.

T HE SATURDAY Evening Post which at-
tributes George p Cortelvou's rise in
lire o. bus habit OF listening e. every
body anl never saying word. must have
uo little lrlrrl-y IN accounting FOR the prouli-
hence - In-1l.re eit-Leulsvlle CJu-
rier-Jourrat
Why u.' present the Philippines TO the negro
soldiers upon The condition that they stay
there ,-I-. lstllle Courier-Jourual
Rev T- Parkhurst declares that cher. are
men Ire Sew York who would match the twelve
apostles. Ars with anything from pennies %
double cas.e, and win every time -Cleveiaud
L,nlor i,oyal Geographical Society has
made PRECEDENT Roosevelt a fellow How about
r-e-. e th- 0ue or two other men wh7've been
g. Panama --New York American.
The next -tercsting spectacle VIII boo sona-
tor Bale. wearing Prince Albert coat rha-
has been ul.tewashed. Chicago Tribune
An em.ne1tly exclusive Richmond liters- Pr
society has decided that cultured r,-yr,ie rra,-
use slang wi,l discretion. Now watch Boston :
nose 90 Ip in the air.-Weshlugton Herald
B4t Ananias needn't think thar the acquittal
~ Colonel Nam restores any Of his lost laureis.
-I4ouisvll- Times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
PrLmus Inter Pares.

80 Major Daniel IS not the only man ia
Virginia rf % be President There ls rfoi,,..
'Nnie-. end John Gcodc. and Senator Martfr
'Ni Ni.iau =. Cameron. aid others whom ,se.
.oA-i u.nHon. who would worthilv I'm +bst
N'kN ONCE But can South Rosf,n l,~
tein.nfarr point as 70 any Virginian or anv
7'A'h'frar nr Northerner. ANYBODY else
woo would adorn the Presidential chair ,.i-t
slrH h.ltff. such dignity. and such ele,, 80
az "0l'I John ". Daniel? There arc man.
t.--f n-' there 10 but one "Primus inter
20 a'G fhat one Is tho senior senator f~'...
Virginia .-f'h ari0ttesviile Progress
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

q mans growth s seen ir the sue
oessive changes Of his friends scr
every end whom he loses for t~ut1
he Gains a be,te~.-Emcrsor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
Good GROUND for Anxiety.

You look worried sail one giidcd youth
81 am.' answered trr other Nv father has
conceived the idea ~ trying to cut my allow
ance down low enough o. keep peouis from
SAVING have more money than brains. Co.,
Washington Posi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

house the other .f-r.rr
Ay what a Stupid time le must have had
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

senator -po0uer's rebuke Of Tulnan ln ffa
senate yesterday was Justly deserved II is
astounding inst member Of the senate shofi-f
-I-ufy .ynchiug The best sentiment ~ .te
H'4ih has always been averse 10 lvncnir,
aNi nothing tends 90 keep raeial feeling gng.
a. HHoh as the advocacy Of lyuclfng ~ sr5.t,
fn'n as r lan.--F'rederlcksburg Journal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

There is no section Of virginia NOR. fay
'Ir1 Pr nature than that in which we li,o
/ yer a4 in4loat tons point 20 tho fact that rr
less our people bestir Themselves unless tI,,
less OUT people bestir Themselves. unless th.,-
sho" some public spirit unless fhe,.
nesln 20 read the signs Of the rinles they viii
Fredericksburg Free Lance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
COMMENT OF VIRGINIA EDITORS.
4 Word in Season.

4 Word in Season.
II We would advance the grow Oh Of this clt,-
as it c9u poe advanced by proper en9rt i,
must he done by Offering employment o. me
people whom would bring here ia ,.r
never he done merely by converting corn eelds
into town lots and laying N streets -fsos-
loke Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

10 has just been announced that Hon.
joe Bailey ramo. i'm the secret code of
standard oil, is "Eepublisn" And how
many times Will his enemies down m
Texas Jocbai'ey this itcm,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

A singing revivaiist named T. Waltz is
having great success iu Maine. And no
wonder. the lady I'M the ballad isn't the
only one Of her sex who likes 20 have a
Waltz around
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

There are 10000 newspapers in the
United states. ana some $1,000. 600 people
WHO know how 20 run them far better
/ Iaan their present proprietors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

Three wliiora aye now contcstng
for n Rhode Island scnatorship. which
should impress M. Glegcnheim anew
with tho advantages II Colorado resi-
lenco
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

rat-kill~r went 20 "a rathskcller
Ana called for his pint OF beer.
And twinc-scllcr fresh from a wine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

Mark Twain'- fear that we are going
t' become monarchy is based on q
rusconceptlou- Mr. Hartman could tell
I'm tual We are alrealV one.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-05
STRIKES.

The address of Co. c. p. Goodyear
at the park Monday, his discussion of
strikes as a crude, often cruel metho-
DIS of adjusting differences between
labor and capital. OF the vast econo-
mic waste involved of the paralysis
of business, the inquiry to all classes,
to the laborer skilled or unskilled
through loss of wages to families
through withdrawal of the means of
support and comfort. to the employer!
in paralysis of business In direct loss,
which must somehow and somewhere
be made up involving untold loss to
the general public, upon whom both
capitalist and laborer depend for sup
port, should have more than ephem-
eral notice should lead to the investi
cation of methods which may replace
this costly. wasteful, unsatisfactory
method Of adjustment
The strike IS necessary a partisan
method OF adjustment The cause or
cauSes for it are announced by one
party to the controversy usually de
MED by the other The truth may lie
between the two contentious.
We settle other questions judicially
The evidence upon both sides is heard
The decision is based upon evidence.
This method OF decision by courts ac-
GUESSED in for centuries has proven
satisfactory in all other matters in
volyins human welfare. property
sights
Why not apply it to all differences
between labor and capital? Why not
create courts whose organization and
methods shalA give quick decision. So
created that all shall bow TO the de
oision-the decision taking place Of
all strikes.
The cost OF such courts would be
So small compared with the vast
economic waste from strikes that it
is worthy Of consideration. The dis.
tgass and suffering 1t would relieve
inca.cumble. There might be err.
lors of judgment by such court. Are
strikes always JUST or equitable?
DO The decisions employed in their
settlement whether for or a compro-
mise as often happens. always inforce
justice and equity.
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JUDGE sHELevs DECISION.


Thousands Of thoughtful citizens Of
the country who have noted the more
or less high-handed methods of in
ferior federal courts Of late in issuing
rapid. fire injmctions restraining the
execution Of the laws Of sovereign
states win commend Judge David D.
Shelby, Of the United States circuit
court Of appeals, in his refusal to is
sue a temporary order restraints
the railroad commission Of Georgia
from forcing the Central Of Georgia
railroad to reduce its l<~sss''raa tes
to two and a half cnts a mile The
order Of the railroad commission was
made away back in the early part Of
tlne. to go into enest September ?.
This gave 1ha railroads nearly three
months to ubmit it's cause and sen
forth its Aims to show why an liz
juncuoq/hould be granted. ali the
same ne enabling the federal judge
to conn der the merits q the case.
but theN ailroad through us attor-
neys waited until three days before
the date set by the commission for
the enforcement oil the new rates and
then rushed into court for q quick
action Injunction
Judge sheio said in his refusal
to grant the restraining order that
g. r.
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The Washington Herald asks the
question, what is whiskey?" From
the way things in Georgia are head
ed now it looks as If the question may
soon have to be changed to where is
whiskey2"
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4 QUIET BITE
in congenial company and appetizing
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LUNCHEON. OR DINNER
You arrange for the company"
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Service is perfect. and cuisine IN
surpassed. A spread" at this res,
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to come again. For good eatinR
dine here.
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Correspondence solicited. but TO .
receive attention, letters must bev
accompanied by responsible name
not for publication, but as
guarantee Of good faith.
Rejected communications wiz W
returned if accompanied by ygtaro
Remittance should be mi de by
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Or registered letter
Address
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Judge Alton B. Parker declares he
will not run for president again. He
evidently thinks it is quite enough to
be assigned once to the also ran
class.
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WANTED-EXpert Pouluyman de-
sires position to handle plant or
VIII form partnership. Y News Of
flee.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, close
| in Prices reasonable. Call on-Mr
! Clark, Mecca saloon
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The corset trust viii Of coursev
low the trust rule Of squeezing \
consumer.
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Notice of Disoontinu7nce Of Ads,
and Subscription must be made to
business office in writing.
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lost OR sTOLEN-Gray coat. con
tanning some papers. Five dollars
reward for return and no questions
asked j. j. Lissner.
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The announcement that anhsu
Abdul Aziz has been
naturally suggests the
was the Sultan Abdul
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
Glynn County
Glynn County Commissioners
The United States Court Of Bank
ruptcy for this District.
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Now that George Fred&
returned from abroad the
expect to hear all about BS
adjust the universe while you Msiit
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GO TO GlLLlCkN's. SUCCESSORS
TO w. r. DOERFLlNGER FOR ALL
THAT'S NEW IN TIE UP-TO- DATE
JEWELRY LIKE.
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WANTED Active man fer partner
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L0ST-A pocket book containing
four five dollar bills and some
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pair 10Y return to News office
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The biggest furniture sale vet at
Leavy & Cos. 213 Grant street.
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KOdOl
For Dyspe p STA

contains all TIE digestive juices that 1ra
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exactly those proportions necessary to
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to digest and essimlale ali foods that Eiay
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SEE RoTHscHlLDs WINDOW DIS
PLAY.
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One Gasoline Engine, twenty-five
horse power. Three Ninety toh
Lighters.
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see us quic,- if you are Interested.
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If you want a good time 80 70 the
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THE BRUNSWICK NEWS
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One Seven-room House, two stories
on Union Street.
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TELEPHONES.
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The Editor Az
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