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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

Mr.. Vim. Boyd and Mr.. l.. L. Lewis
left the city last week TO attend the
annual convention OF the knights OF
Pythlas at Louisville Kentucky
Ia JUhrA NEWS.
At o'clock fve-course luncheon
was served
Master Howard Berry had the mis-.
fortune TO sc, his face badly burned
last week.
Mrs. Dinwiddie. OF Colorado
Springs. is the guest of Mrs. NJ. A.
Berry
Miss Nina Howard. of Colorado
Springs. is the guest of Mrs. ChArles
Lenon.
Mr.. Hopkins. Of Los Angeles, Cal,
spent Sunday in our city.
Mf Harry Wilson is on the sick
list.
Mrs. NJ. A. Berry entertained Mon.
day evening from 5 o'clock to 7 a,
k.r NJ 4
nue.. complimentary TO Mrs Lena
Hi OF Memphis. Tenn. and Mrs. T.
Reed rTopeka, Kansas.
The house was beautifully decorat.
ed in pink and white. The punch
bowl was mass OF pink ard white
ribbon
Those present were Mrs. r. Reed
Mrs Lena Hill. Mrs. NJ. Badg,s,, Mrs.
A. W. Vernon. Mrs. n. Clenions OF
Trinidad. Mrs Dinwiddie OF Colorado
Springs. Mrs. Edward Tyler and Mrs.
l.. V. Greer OF Trinidad. Mrs. John
Marshall. Mrs. s. Scott. Mrs wm.
Love and Miss Nina Howard OF Colo
RADIO Springs. Miss Beatrice Tyler and
Miss Susie Starkey and Geo. Gross
OF Swink.
The main feature OF the evening
was a wood-sawing contest in which
prizes were awarded Mrs. Jack Bad
get and Mrs. Len aHill, OF Memphis.
Tenn. Mrs. Badget sawed the piece
OF wood In one minute. and Mrs Hin
Ia four minutes.
Mrs. J W. Winchester entertained
number OF friends at her cozy
home at No. COZ East First street,
complimentary TO Mrs. Reed Of To
peka. Mrs Lena Hill OF Memphis.
Tenn; Mrs. l., V. Greer OF Trinidad.
and Mrs Nellie Clemons o, Trini.
dad. and Mrs. Vondickershow OF
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

Mrs. G.. H. Byars is slowly recover
Ing from n .fourmonths' illness of
inlammatory rheumatism.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

Master Howard Berry had the mis-.
fortune TO ge, his face badly burned
last week
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

Mrs. Geo. Ross. OF Oklahoma City.
has opened the Forest House 1t is
one of tho largest and mos up-to-
date rooming houses in the city.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

Mrs J. B. Lott returned last week
from Jernex Springs. where she went
in search Of health. very much i'm
proved.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

Messrs. William and George Par
sons, Daniel and Louis Anderson. all
OF the ancient city. spent Sunday in
the city playing ball
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

Mrs. W. II. Kerr accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Alberta, OF Santa
Fe. having been spending few
weeks as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Coleman.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

A. ]. Jordan. an old resident OF
the city. passed through the city from
Grand Canon, Arizona, to Trinidad.
Colorado. where his family resides
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

Mrs. Dinwiddie. OF Colorado
Springs. is. the guest OF Mrs. NJ A.
Berry.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

Mr.. Hopkins. OF Los Angeles, Cal
spent Sunday In our city.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

Mr.. T. o. Mason returned to the
city last Thursday from a two weeks
business and pleasure trip TO Den.
Yer and Colorado Springs.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

Mrs. W. T. Thoorton has been
slightly indlsposed
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

Mrs. William +. Parsons. OF Santa
Fe. left on Thursday morning las,
for her home. after pleasant visit
IN our city as the guest OF Miss
Frances Ellsworth.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

Nj. Harry Wilson is on the sic
list
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

Miss Nina Howard. OF Colorado
Springs, is the guest OF Mrs. Charles
Lenon.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

Mr.. Charles Rhone has gone to
Hanna.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-06

Recent arrival in Albuquerque Is
Mr. A. Stewart OF Kansas City. Kan
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-03-28
EIGHT LINOTYES WRECKED
Office OF The Augusta Chronicle
Ruined And Main Office OF
Western Union And Union
City Ticket Office
Destroyed.

Augusta, Ga.,-At $40 this morning
fire broke out in the building occupied
by The Augusta Chronicle and the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
The office of The Augusta Chronicle
was ruined and the main Office of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
and the union city ticket office
were destroyed. Eight linotype ma
chimes in The Chronicle office were
wrecked and the presses Of the paper
are badly damaged.
The losses are estimated at SIS 900 to
500 900, with partial insurance. The
fire started in The Chronicle job office,
owned by Murphy and Billings, in the
rear of The Chronicle building. The
fire was under control at 8 o'clock.
The Chronicle was able to print a
four-page paper from The Herald office
at 10 O'Clock.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-03-28
The South Finding New Riches.

Will cotton paper make the south
rich? The manufacture of paper from
the fiber of the cotton stalk has passed
the experimental stage. It isssasserted
that all grades of paper, fromEthe best
forms of linen to the lowest grade, can
be manufactured from cotton stalks.
In addition to this, a variety of by
products, such as alcohol, nitrogen,
material for %guncotton and smokeless
powder, also can be secured IN paying
quantities. 1t is estimated that in an
area of land producing a bale of cotton
at least one ton of stalk can be gather
ed. Upon this basis from 10000 900 to
to II, OOO, 900 tons of raw material could
be secured for the production of paper,
which would thereby largely increase
the value of the southern cotton crop,
nearly $40, 600, 900. A company has been
organized under the laws of Maine
with a capital of So, 200, 900 for the pur-
pose of manufacturing pulp and paper
from cotton stalks.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-03-28
SERVANT DEAD.
Maria Austin, Old Time "Mdmmy,"
Passes Away.
Raleigh News & Observer.

Raleigh News & Observer.
Entered into rest at two o'clock yes
terday Maria Austin, aged 81 years, a
faithful servant for five generations in
the family of the late Mrs. F. p. Hay
wood and of her daughter, Mrs. Rich
ard c.. Badger, with whom she has
lived for the past 80 years.
Maria Austin was born a slave in
the family of Hon. Thomas Badger, of
Halifax county and at his death, when
but a young woman, by the terms of.
his will vas given her freedom or
choice of a master.
Her affection for the family was so
great h decided to remain a slave
in the family of his nephew Mr.. Archi-
bald Alexander Austin, with whose
She exemplifed in her relations with
the family the owe and affection en-
tertained by those of the Old South
between the master n the servant.
Even in her old age she loved to relate
to the great grand children how her
folks" lived, and with what affection
she had reared those entrusted to her
care. Those days have passed and
with them the type of the old time
Southern"mammy"rapidly disappears.
But few have filed their station in life
more completely, Or have been more
beloved by those to whom she gave
such willing service, than the sub
ject of this sketch.
Faithful unto death. The children
whom h reared "rise up and call her
blessed"
The funeral will be held at Mrs.
Badgers residence this afternoon at 3
O'Clock,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-03-28

Telephone subscribers will please
add the following new names to their
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-03-28
COMMODITY PRICES.

In February seven groups of needful
articles were advanced in value, while
five groups were decreased, thus leay-
ing the trend Of commodity prices up
wards. The level on March 1 was
higher by four.tenths Of per cent than
it was on February /, and there /
no Indications that the drift will be
changed this month.
In February thirty-three staples were
advanced, and twenty-three were de-
creased, while forty-eight remained un-
changed. When comparisons are made
with prices on February /, 1906, it Is
seen that seventy-one staples are high
err than they were One year ago, twenty
are lower, and fifteen are unchanged.
The cost of living is increasing year
by year, regardless of the size of crops
for breadstuds and provisions are both
higher, SO, for that matter, is nearly
everything else included in the lists Of
|leeading commodities.
E AkT4@ 49, n t
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-03-28
WALL STREET and BUSINESS.

The recent declines in Wall street
prices-not values-do not altogether
equal one-half of the advance of the
last five years in the very securities
involved, and it is safe to say that fully
one-half of that advance will be retained
to become standards at least of values.
The recent recessions are not accom-
panied by like recessions in commod-
ity values. There are advances in the
latter instead of recessions. There is
roads. All of them are offered more
goods for transportation than they can
carry.
The truth is, the recent Wall street
shrinkage was due chiefly to high
money. If money had been plenty and
cheap, no stocks would have been
thrown overheard. But call money is
scarce and high, and stocks are thrown
on the market when confidence in them
has been rudely disturbed by Harri-
them will be squeezed out, and real
values will remain undisturbed.
General trade cannot be materially
and seriously affected SO long as crops
are good. There is said to be half a
crop of wheat still in farmers hands,
and nearly a small crop of corn. Non
of the indications point to poor crops
of wheat, cotton or corn this ear. The
fertilizer movement in the south is
heavy, and ploughing is we'll begun all
the way from the Rio Grande to the
Virginia line. So long as prospects for
the great crops remain good general
trade will remain on a solid and salts
factory basis, and all the confusion
that Wall street is capable Of cannot
reverse the situation.
Besides the crop prospect Uncle Sam,
who is ~forehanded, is coming to the
rescue. Secretary Cortelyou's plan of
government relief for money stringency
did not become known on Thursday
until after the close of the stock ex-
change. This plan will keep in the
banks about $50, 900 900 Of public de-
posts temporarily placed in them last
fall, and also about Sic, 900 900 in adj
dit1onal bank circulation engaged for
retirement. Beyond these amounts
he government proposes to redeem
$25, 600, 900 of four per cents due on
July l, paying for the bonds interest
in full to July 1. Here is a total pos
sible relief of S71 GOO. OOo, and the money
market will no doubt respond to the
action of Secretary Cortelyou.
Deposits Of customs receipts under
the Aldrich bill are not to be made in
cities that nave sub-treasuries, and as
at least so per cent of the customs are
received in s~ub-treasury cities, it is
seen that relief in that direction will be
slow and of small mount.
But the relief extended by Secretary
Cortelyou should suffice, and no doubt
Wall street will now proceed to calm
itself, and to get ready for big advances
if good crop news begins to come in.
Let US never forget that all true pros
perity and real values come from the
soil.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-03-28
New Subscribers.

Telephone subscribers will please
add the following new anne to their
Directory: sa Iva
531-W. r. Allen, res.
612-Albert Basset, res. /.
SON. Bradshaw, res.
598-J. w. Bizzell. res.
l65-R. A. Creech, res.
16s-Coca Cola Bottling Works.
621-Rev. E. H. Davis, res.
SOW. A. Denmark, res.
I7O-Mr. Melville Daniels, office.
174-Walter Denmark, store.
$751;. Deans, res.
167-Geo. Edgerton, res.
164-J. L. Faulkner, res.
.166-Fireman's Club.
51-J. B. Higg's, Office.
13-4-Troy Hinnant, res.
564-Levy Johnson, res.
511-Robert Jones, res.
s51-Dr. Jones, farm.
1O9s-F. NJ. Kendall, res.
@778-J. w. Lane, store.
7oe-E. F. Morrisey, res.
e9s-H. B. Parker, res.
-723-E. w. Powell, res.
94-Parker Bros, store.
652-A. g. Reid, res.
s4o-W. NJ. Smith. store. Z
sS55-Chas Taylor, res.
627-CulIen West, market.
768-Jno.sW. wilkins, res.
1I71-Dr. Zealy, Office.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-03-28
"THIS DAY In HISTORY"
March %.

1752-First issue of The Halifax
Gazette, first newspaper printed in
Canada.
19O1-Paul, Car of Russia, assassi-
mated.
1815-Sloope of war Hornet captured
British warship Penguin off Cape Of
Good Hope.
1838-Sir George Arthur took Office
as Lieutenant Governor of Upper
Canada.
1849-Charles Albert, King Of
Sardinia, abdicated in favor of his
son.
1862-Battle of Winchester.
1377-John d. Lee, convicted of
completely in the Mountain Meadow
massacre, executed.
1881-Opera House at Nice burnt,
sixty-twolives lost.
1882-Colonel Burnaby crossed
English Channel in a balloon.
1995-Forty-eight hunters persisted
on ice foe off Bay de Verde, n. F.
1890-Great cyclone in South
Carollna. =
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-03-28

Creation is Scriptural history from Gensis 70
Revelations: II follows and reproduces the story
Of Creation. 1t is sublime and elevating. All
should see it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-29
IMPROVING Streets
PFRMANENTSTREETSCOSTM MONEY
But ARE cheapest.
The Improvement OF the Hill Disfr'of
isReaI Economy for the Property
Owners. Temporary Nork mas
proven WsStefuI. Alarm as 10
Cost Not Justified.

Ever since lie city council i. eidei 10
josucu,a.= -y-tem g. -'f--. irnpro' =
mants tia, wonla pe l,-rmanen;, more q
les: kicking mas been heard i'om som
Gamers o. property .ha: Va: - te al
far,4i.
This. II course, was . - expee'e
from owrers oi varan. 'g'. held ~
speculative purposes. "Gt Tie s1rpr1-iI :
thing !. tina, uGut.-f g. .-:..ent OVID
e-s 81 homes in tle iis'riU, are opposln (
the measure la'c-ly. ~ - I've. th'ous 81
rni-,a. e. i!ea u t,- c7-i = them.
VIA til. IDEA IT :r.' &. ~ hERALI
Locked the na''e- w, and Eii. endeavo'
to make 'he situation plain a. 10 tie
exact meaning Of this Enforcement and
its estimated cas, Il -scii piece OF prop
erwin TIE district.
In tie conteni plated iis'rict are about
56l lots. the iron.s.e " Hhich-npon
which tie assessment ! maAe-is ). =
feet. Al Tie OUTSET. /; may te well n
observe hat OF Il : entire frontage but
$40 feet has ilo'es,-l. This fact OF
it-eli ,s sufficient 10 Justly ihe council in
proceeding with the WORK.
BIZ, many OF the pro'e.tan's have made
their kicks under iss9pTehension e.
to the costs. Al so',s q rumo's as 10
the cost Ter 10. have teen in the air. II
Is the object o! 'nis article 70 eypiain IN
a concise manner the proposition Of the
street Committee. Il : bni jet 10 - y
that the chairman Il the committee,
Dan Boxes, has devoted mach time and
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-29
LOST AND FOUND.
EIeven.iear.Oid Boy Runs Away
Rather than Face Disobe dience.

JACK, li- r even wear old con Of Nj.
and Ms Or r. Haynes. caused his par.
en,s several DAYS y. aorfinent asst wees
by sud I'm 4 sspr-ararce. The lad hal
oeen cau,ionri a,ains: .nihs down 'osn
wi,lou, PEI III. s,i.u. al on Wednesday
0. las. w.. ~ violated he 'ul-.
In an adventurous mood, the al con-
clu !ed he would INN AWAY. AID s'sred
afy1l IT the line. i-ai-,i for Il e >cnnd
CITIES. His "a en'-. a'mos. distracted,
sem ont Z .cul4rs describing the by end
hi. father took The train FRIDAY = +. ns
from uiirnce lie travelled in 4 f,lgfy Over
every road i-adtus eastward iron. :ha.
town. Not iniinr the lad lie continued
TO the >-gnd. Yesterday, - wa- ov-:-
Wi - receive TELEPHONE message a.
Tacoma that = 57v I'D t-e' :auui.
TIE lite cfsp va. -csgn'z- from
ne description gwen ID TIE cifru AZ -
t-,. On ih- road IT,, s--u ina an O...
viz. ~ tie MARSHA. q + ia. AMI X:
s-t, h04- =. Ga. ti- HsyueS rr,ura-i
TOW Tacoma H--ier ,aY, Z al . -A1
JACK IN the arm: Of ms mylh-f.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-29
ALONG T-5 ".TSS --cN-
Vssst', Gang a.: G,a., IN; -,s;rs 4; sss
u. 49,

Toe :c1,:-s. L-;t,E : 81 - wss,
nil. ca3:-. - So Pea,
T= s:hccps, tis1.y:7 ys-ss:;As
Bn-c~s .n..'. .sill7e o-3s-$
Ta= >:Aaone- Jesse Me-, : s; ,At
Ams'.~za = susi;;re o-;s~
Ta= sisa1s: wA<? $50 E-53sy .-o-,
:ha Cnioa III, ~ S&a Si&r:ssc,
The o.rksa:.zs Nss.eoy .s,..s >&.is
nj, leading il, G1y-lAs, MsxacA
Ire $Aaoas- Q. NJ Kellogg e. -
lay iron ,ae (. : r,i,lt~ >4r peira.
Ire sehoo-e, ti-his- Sao,s : }as is;-s
8: .ae >,sis nil. 10. Gayuxs. Msxsca
TIE s;esue- Cea;-slis sz;5e3 Fl:3.v
:-c- ne >,Ais IT, - san E-An:ss;o.
TIE scho,o-e, Cane, sailed Ss,r.3sv
:rcu tie IVES. FL. io- >su,s H&, os,A
Ire schoooe. Chs.. E. W;.a- :. $:
TIE Wil$oa mil, Ioaiins IL. Ssn Frar-
c;s:,.
TIE s,hoo1e-s Chas. 2. Fax ZA-s-
- are !; TIE American m,U AwAii:a.
charters.
Inc sch3oos, EiwA-t + West is ..s<i
up 3: me : ale Hill ick:. svA..i-
.oai:n. orders.
TIE :;e41is. raj. OAK: a'rivei r ~
SATURDAY. aud !: &i.a- 81 re Sal,
NIL ~ san Pedro
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-29
Lc-g L:-s Re a.-E.

il the popular cry Throughout: the E1ro-
pean countries: while in America TIE cry
Of the presen. day is, Long i've D..
Kings New Discovery, King .; Throa!
and Lung Remedies" o: which Mrs.
Julia Ryder Paine. Truro, Mass. says:
"Is rever fails 20 give iumeiia:e relic:
and 70 quickly core cough q cd. :
Mrs. Paine: opinion is shared = ms
;9rity Of the inhabitants Of this country.
New Discovery cures weak lungs and
sore threats ai;e- al o:her remedies
have failed; and t2r ooaeh: sr3 cid: rs
the only sure cure. Guaranteed = E.
ans Drug Co SIC ana $40 T,.Al o3.t.s
ire=.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-29
FATS DEFEAT LEANS.
Jim 6o~es' Aggregation of Fat Men
wins Ball Game.

An.y1, ~ iaL- attn III - ID Il j
us'c' {, Z -c'tic i4,. Yesterday si,e'-
noon, beiNe zen ~ ia chi -.inney nen
Of ABERDEEN. 7 ..u4- "a ..ayei !1-
Iu- oeu-5, Q; Axe. Gi-,ai--". Mo Was
recently cripp.-i \ mia accident.
lhe ;efi--mauc= aulc. Va SIM :
immense. neltei 'n- committee in cha'.=
ab9u. So. Tie Fa'- were caPialnei g?
J. VI. Bo~e. willie Con.,ao.s l'=an Is
the lish,1- gh,- TIE feature Q! tie
game j. said - have ce=n 4 hoTe I'M
made BY Jim" BoEe. On at .n5eli n!;.
Experienced fan. say they never ss~
ANYTHING Ike il. Paying 10 attention e
where the Da.l wen, BJEe= r.n lie -a:es
-oyer,urn;ng every boly tina. oost'1c;ed
hi: pa==ase-to the ex'en, tina. ne .@an
fellows vho really misn. have p1, LIN
on. were amazed. and 80 he male Iae
round lookins a. lnn-c-n: Z: Few oa'n
baOe.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-29
TIE S-..e

tina. wont ccu.e q appears on taby's
lace after one ro,te Q. Whites Cream
Vermliuge, lie great worm medicine.
Why no, keep tina. smile Oh bao.'- face?
II You ke. . Til. MEDICINE On hand, you
will never see ANYTHING else but .lni g
on bis face. M,-. 8, black@eti, Osia- +,
wri,es: "My baby Vas pee'i:h and
,re,iul. Would not "a, aud feared h-
would die. ! used bottle Of Wnite'.
Cream Veru.i.u.- an i.e la: TO. Lad a
sick day since SOD b. a. druggists.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-29
RAID OPIUM JOINT.
japanese Opium Dive at hoquiam
Raided.

HoQUIAN, July N--Marshal McKen.
ney, ACCOMPANIED by Officers NcGriff
and Thomas, Collector OF Customs Dorm
and Inspector Q 'Bfien, raided japanese
opium Joint in the tenderloin district to-
day, capturing elk japanese. a com.
plete outfit was secured, the pipe being
silver mouo,ej, and abou: ten pounds Of
opium.
The men we're given a hearing before
Justice Ogden, AMI II. Sagava, leader
Of The japanese colony on G,ags harbor.
pleaded guilty TO the charge and was
lined SIS and costs, while the others go.
q: With So each and costs. This is the
third raid - Mchecnsy and hi. officers
Il the pas. year.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-29
MUST CHECK Up.
County auditors and Clerks Must
Check Books.

OLY4pIA, JAY .7.-Ulder al opinion
given Gu, By the altorley selera.' :
Office. the examination aui checking up
OF the books II county auditors and
county clerks, in accor9s nee win chap
te, 80 q The lave 81 1901, mns. * SONG.
,hins nlJre tian mere pefilrc.e'T
duty. Tie matter Vas trough: u the
attention OF the attorney general oy
Prosecuting Attorney Maurice Lang.
horne i L=His county, who recently ad-
vi.ed the county clerk OF that county az
10 the requirements OF the new law.
This Law makes il the duty Of the county
auditor and county clerk 10 cheek each
others books monthly.
Prosecuting Attorney Langhorne ad-
vieee that the letter and spin, 81 the
law requires the checking Officer 70 see
to il that the fees and other moneys en-
tered 10 the books are properly account.
ed for; that the ices AMI charges ior all
work are properly entered in he fee
book tina. mere aiding up Of the fg-
ures entered in the fee book would not
meet the requirements Of the las, either
10 letter or spirit.
The letter OF Prosecuting Attorney
Langhorne containing a copy Of nis
opinion addressed to the county clerk,
is quoted in full by the attorney general,
who makes the following brief reply:
"The attorney general has carefully
examined tie .aw in question ami feels
.ha. be cannot state the matter more
clearly and fairly than you have stated,
and therefore adopts and appro pria!es
your opinion az his
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-29

is out d criar. You 70 10 t-ei in bad
hu mo- and you get up with bad taste
10 vour mouth. You wan. something TO
stimulate your liver. J1s, try Herbine.
The liver regulator A positive core for
Cons'ipa,ion, Dyspepsia and all liver
complaints Mrs. F., F.. Worth. Texas.
writes: Have used Herbine in my
family i7r years. WORDS can. express
xha.l think soou. II. Everybody in
M household is happy and well. and We
owe it 10 Herbine." Sold by all drug.
sis,s. IN
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-29
~ = = 80 - - -

John :. We. .- ne nos, @Hilnei :
sou,hesr zen aa- bot io~ r~-'di z
in New a'Aie-s
fore tie May st.4 bel Assoc aim I
"Cen.-sl.zs FIN ~ Instruction" He
said Presiceu; k.osevells attempt 10
b,oa3- :..a ~ i Interpretation
is 70 u ss4 ar '- s--alber 'ons;''t-
tion" gr3 .ec.a--d ,ta, the doctrine of
fedora ;oaer increased y 'onsrncnon
uuier thu - q: h4rZed conditions. Is
the mcst in.i3'ou= ard dangerous tere'y
b,ou,h, before the people Of America.
Bn. then John :. Wise belongs to The
cd Lin Gin school u politics tla' Is en-
tirely ou,run by the strenuous type Ct
reoublicans Of today. The speeches OF
Presider, Roosevelt, .ays Nj Wise indi-
p Ate a s;pyuiaf ignorance fine boundary
lie le,a--n federal and state powers,
and be predicted hat the PEOPLE would
NJ, Uphold parry which advocated
Fedora q >'s's ss:ion.
Republicans wiso ihlik as NJ "i:e
does mu., needs GONE over 10 lhe De-
m,cracy and will undoub'edIy do 50 II
=: .I,.r' ~ ris,frtn G.clars.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-29

The proposed cruise Of cur bat'leshiP
a., has been generally accepted The
wo,ld owe. Al. a threat 10 the Japshe-e'
hardly 10 b- justified by existing eohdi'
,;o,. owe could handy have a better
sx.mn,s." saY- he Nv York Evening
p,., cot the WAY navy nfar IRON BE-
i,,a.,'--nard, ran become great men,
.o,t.a -ssre ~ The nation"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-29

The Philadelphia Press remarks that
the STOCK markets are depressed lecause
investors are putting heir money into
sutom otiles. Bu: wha. are The au:o.
mobile dealers putting ihe;r money into?
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-29

All republicans are not grai,ers. bu.
abou. al the -'ai,s-s are republicans,
who have doubtless, teen induced 10 t4.
come such by the co:rupsin2 systems Of
protective tariffs and subsidies.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-29
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