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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
Stabtratb.
Selsct @ouucil, 81. q

Select @ouncil, 81. Wfdr3.
Dus bisber iiblide Seriubreu Oes
elmer neuen SnOuitrie iiir
einen beltimmten 2ermin cine nOminelle
Beiteuerun9 iu erlauben, 1T pom
Staotanmalt OauiS in elmer ldn9eren
3uIbrift on oieien 3pei9 oils ungeiees
lid ertl6rt noroen, Der anIiibrte, onB
Elm oerartieer SteuererIaB ge9en Die
Contribution oeS Staates 1T, wel6e
uusoriidlih porihreibt, oaB alle Steu'
ern eleihmdbis erbOben WerOen IOllen.
OaS S6reiben mGro ein9etrasen. Sn
3utunit weloen neue Snouitrieen luut
6emIelbeu alio lire uOlle Seiteueruns
be,ableu miiIen unO feline cine ScSiin'
Itigun9 erlan9en.
Yelhlubnabme iiber Die Bemilli.
9unaS Sroinani puroe bis CUR ndhiten
YerIammlun9 uerihOben. na6oem iie
bel erIter 2eiuns ansenOmmen worben
mar, augeni6einli6 nm iie Oanu ,u
amcnbiren. Sin fur3er g8ortme6isl
entItano iiber StruBenli6er in Der
Wtitte uon 8lodS. oils iene Oroinansen
fir Sihter al RebsCca uno @arfielo
9luenues, ;miiheu 8uibburn unb Sad
ion Straben. aui9erufen wurSsn; ius
lett muroen aber bic Yorla9eu eno.
eilti9 beitdtist. Die SrNinan, fir
Bfalteruus pom NDomins 9luenue
naro oabiu amenbirt, iobab oas Yfa.
tier oil Yard anitatt Oelawure StraBs
enoet.
Die iOlesnoeu SrOinan;sn ianoen
bel enoqiilti9er yeiung glunabme Sir
Seitenmese oil Su,erne StraBe. Smiihen
Wiain gluenue un6 81. StraBe iSelt.
itelluns Der SGuer9ren;en i'm NOroenOe;
fir Seitenme9e oil 9laD uno Quincg
gusuuss. jwiihen Wiprtle unO 9lib
StraGen ; fir Fflaiterung pon SreBler
Court. swii6en Sliue Strabs uuS
Gopne Elaee.
WiaDor Oimmid ma6te in einem
Shrsiben bic slureSun9, oaB cine off,
Sielle Slu99e fir Die Staot ellauet perot
unb TeprGientuuten uOn beiOen i3weiger
oes Staotratbes ernannt peroen, I'm
nit linn cine iOlhe uusSuwGblen. Wter.
riman brad)te ipater oann cine oiesbe,
Siglibe Helolutiou ein, Die an9enOm,
men muroe.
Common Council, 81. M1r;.
90 unintereliaut mar Die SieunC
Sislsr SOrperi6uft. OuB Die meiite 3eil
einbalb Der OtitslisOer Iib als gu,
i6auer i'm 3immer oes oberen 3mei.
9eS beianoen. Oieles mar Ipe;iell oel
6ull, ulS Der Shreiber Die @emeiul6a,
Den SrOinani uerlus, Die Suleet emo.
9iilti9 an9enOmmen wurOe. Der YOr.
i6la9, in Setreif Der Suartiere Der
OtOrOenOe Senerlpebr Companion Die
Yei6lubnabme in NieoerermG9un9 Su
iieben. sin9 uerloren, Oenn nur pier
WtitslieOer itimmten fiir oenlelben.
Bei enO9iiltiser yeIuus beltdtists
man Die fOlgenoen SrOinaujen: Wiie.
tbun9 bes Suartiers Der 3eDlsr 8alep
Shlauf @Ompnnie Bewillisuus uun
9elO fir Sebanolung pon 9ieruenfieber
uno anoeren Sranfbeiten llebertra9s
uns uOn sewilen @slOern I'M Dsparts.
ment Der Oiientliben g8erte !; ben
WtaDOr unb @OntrOlleuer autoriIireno,
sinen @outraft fir Die ltGbtii6sn Oruds
ia6en einSuseben (; fir @rbauuHs pon
SeftiOn q i'm 10. ab3usSfanal Diitrift;
Der scranton 0tailmuD @Ompunie @rs
luubniB sebeno, Z Sdienen iu &c.
brauben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
u orb Scrautpu.

- Die nsuOr9aniiirte PrOuiosncs
Sanf bat in Oem 9lubitOrium @ebGuoe
an 0iOro Wtain Iueuue elm tempordres
Quurtier erlunst uno wirO etwa am /.
Suni erOitnet meroen.
- @enerut GbeOOOre S. g8int uon
bier itarb an DOnneritas Su YbiluOel.
pbia an einem SerSidlas, Our6 einen
itarten slniall pOn Mussntruntbeit
ueruria6t. Der gerltorbene wuroe
1s45 in YrOUiOence (0iOrOenOe) sebOren
uno miro pon Der Satin iiberlebt.
Der SeritOrbsne wurOs Wiontag i'm
Srlin9tOn 9tatiunal SrisOboie nit bOben
militarii6en @bren sur leeten 9iube &C.
tra9en.
- Sei Dem YrauSe Der S6cune Der
Ban StOrd 3ebe, an 0tag slus 9lusnus,
nabe Dem BREEDER, Der iif) Wtontas
0ia6t erei9nete, fOnnte man nur nit
Wtiibs Die rs @iel in Dem @ebduSe ret.
ten, oa bic Slammen bcOeutenoen Sors
iprun9 errei6t batten. ais Die our6 Sas
iten IA alarmirte Ssuernebr Die Stelle
erreidte. Der anssri6tete S6aoen
wirO uuf etwa 5000 uerunidlust.
- 0Gbreno Srau Wtarn @ourIep
pom electric StruBe am Samitus Oia6.
mittus i'm SOfe ultss Pupier uerbrannte,
gerietb ibre Sdiir,e in SranO unO als
iie ibre @efubr bsmertte, bOlte iie ibusll
elnen elmer 9Salier unO srgOB oenielben
iiber Iid, iOOaB Die 6lummen selOi6t
puroen. Sbre 8leiOuns parb beinabe
jeritOrt uno lie wurOe all ben glrmen
uno oem Riiden i6merilif perbraunt.
- Sin jueiitOdises SOlj9ebGuoe al
Barter StraBe. @i9entbum oss Sobn g.
Sones nno BON Z. j. Sarrell als cine
bennet, Duroe friib 6reitag
Utorsen our6 elm uussebro6enes Seuer
beinabe OoIlitanoiS ieritOrt, einen Ser.
Iuft uOn etwa 81 900 ueruria6enb, Der
IbeilpeiIe Ourd Serii6erun9 9ebedt lit.
Der bnrb Salten rs alurmirten 5euer.
pebr 9elan9 es, Die Slammen auf oas
9ones @sbduOe iu bei6rdutsn.
= Sn Der Gurefa Drufsrsi al Gtec.
Iric 9lUeuue entitano am 5rsita9 Yors
nitta9 ourb 9ta6ldiii9teit elm 9rano,
Der Dor ieiner SewdltiSuns einen S6a,
ben bon etwa $4,000 auri6tete. Sin
Snube mar ansswisien porben, altes
Papier binter Dem @sbauoe ju uerbrens
len unO Der Sur 3sit berridenOe 98ino.
Jug Ie9te cine 9lnjabl brennenbe Yapier.
essn Ourh Die offene 9biir in oas
3immer, mo Iie anoeres brennbares
Diuterial eutiiinoeteu. @be Die Our6
saiten II alarmirte 6euermebr bic
Slammen bemdltisen tOnnte, naren
ieben 4reiieu. iieben Su6biuOerei
Dtai6inen. iowie eiu bsOeutenoer
BaurenUOrratb bei6aOist wurbcn unO
i'll bsSsutenOss 0uuntum fertise 9lrbeit ;
Iu6 Our6 g8aiier uuslos ssma6t.
Die @ompunis bsi6dftiste stpn 40 2tn,
sitsllts unO DirO iOiOrt Die Drudersi
oisOsr in suten .3uitanO isseu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
q hleicr uuS Spiscu

Giut ntut einis ron S6lsisrH in RsBsu'
tinfaGn une punttirtr &biifOn, br usut
SbiBtn Draptris Sblsitr NIT Hano. u 9llsn
lang ju SOC, 75e, S5e, ST uuo $1.25.
8rtittn nit puHsnOsn GiniGBsn, ssrars rUhnft
fir bic SRrIpU6e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
Staat SbtO 5UItbGl
QucaS Counts, ss,


BraufS 8 9btntp bsi6pprt baB sr btr
GIttTt parinr Der 6irma .. 8. Gbsnts & 80.
il, ptIbt @titGftt in bn Staet lOIthG, In
pbsngsnanntsm @puntp unb Staatt, ibut, unb
pdB btidstr Birma bic Summr pOu tinbuu.
bert Dollars fir itbru 5aa ppn aataub
bsSaaIsn pirp, Der purt ben Ssbraub ron
Sall>s Ratarrb- nibt eubtiIi psr-
BIN fam 6ranf9 3. 9btntp
gtlbpptsn pGr mir unb unttr,
Sisssl lHrisben in mtinsr @,stnDart
eN~~ AM 6. Ssphmber u. . &c.
VI. g8. @Ita n, SiTsntlitt Rptar.
Sall's 8atarrb.Aur rpirb iuntrltb gtnGmmtn
uup tpirft birtfi nuf has Sut une bic l6ltimi-
gen SbrlGdm bee SYfrms. 9abt GuH
3usnilt frti ,ulhiffn.
g.. Gbtntp Co., TpItbU, ..
R<S- gsrfauft BON aIl.n Qpotbtftru, 75e.
Sall's 6autilisn-piasu 1nb bic ttftu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
Rib 6aueiduhe

6, 8, t2 uns t6 anSpfs lauss aib Sanb'
i6ub,-tau, i6paS unp ptib, ron 81 bic
$3.50.
16 ancpf auss Stibt saubfbubt in alien
S6attirunssn, iu $i.25. StsnfaIls iSpars
;u 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
Otter VI ode
i'm
Globe @arc9QnIe.

gint errbariiss AusifIlurs pcn nsutn 8rilb'
Iinas Sabtn in pitltn nturn unb ptrerpbrttn
Departments, nit pitlrn Sahtu su ipatsIlsu
pTsilsn fur bic Slrrpphg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
Infer ueueS Gloaf Scpartcment
auf htm lrrtttn 8lnr.
Alss nsus fur Sifsrn.

auf ptm lmftfn Olnr.
AIlss nsus fur Sitrn.
Siter Sln;nec, Otter 1atlleu,
Sfter Slciecrr6cfe, Sfter N6de,
SITTER Mode fur Sinber.
Stitt Sumpu anSiiss panama Sumpsr I'm.
;iiat, btiet ifbr nsu uub MODERN. StpsitT
eapn Stmetn 5ailsn AnSist.
Stitbtt unisrtn ipr,tlsn Sfr Rod eisis gBObs
In pCltntn platbs unb Wihuussn su $5.
Spaislt parhe ppn SI'r Auiiissn in tin.
fa&tn 6aTbsn banana unb RiIhunaen, 6ion
unb ppnp StsIs. prtiit fir bn Sitrpr6s,
$i2.50 en Nnjue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
&nopfe

llnftrt 9init ron anUpfsH il bic pcGlidnbisits
in bu Staet unp mir babtn ilt in jtetm bent.
barren Stsl unO 6difirunssn, nm 5brsm
Sfustpane aupaIItnp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
6artaretteS

guftbli ni6t, unitrs Ausiftluus ppn Sane,
Itubt Armbanfnn in nsutfsn Rp0ttGltn @fd
ten ~ isbGu. Git fcmmsu in allen lsittnpsn
4aTbsn, ppn 25t bic 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
Sffcr StrMmpfe

On unietm ntutinatridtsien gdetn babsn
mir hen eppptitn Raum fur Damtn unp Gin.
hu Strlmpft ssstu frttr trlaubt une Sts
putsn bic ginit ppIlitGnpigr mir js hntsn.
aat bic ntusn S6attiruratn. Vile bic ntntn
ItiInt, in ithtm 8dtrifot git bsifs Aus'
pabl In bititm 5btit es Stdatrs.
Sebet infer Seniter fur Sas nenelte
in Strumpfcu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
Sdueer

Roman Strtifsn in al ten nrutn StaItirun'
etn. Spejieu ~ 35 Gents Die Gle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28

Wfusliu ltnterfleiSer Scpartement
Ditiss Department btfinbt i6 nun auf
ttm iptittn Blur unb nsit sdnst gBp6s ptrb
Gin ipsitar gnfauf pom Wuslin uHt,uOdtn
Ifaithnbtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28

gEie fummt es gBie tommt es, oas
10 uiele SrunfbCiteu. melft Der 9eidid.
lihfeit beriibmter glerSte 9roe 9eboten
hnben, Der BebanOlung nit einem eins
iahen Sausmittel. wie 9Ilpeutrdutsr.
wei6en ? 0eil er oirett an Die @ur,sl
Der Sranfbeit 9eht - Die llnreini9feit
Oes Sluts. Serr B. y. Belts, Gone
@rous. 9erus, idreibt: Der BON
Sbnen beltellte 9llpentrIuter lit sur
ri6tissn 3eit unb in sutem 3uitunbe
ansstommen. Gs freut mid, feititsllen
su f0nnen, oaB er allies oas lit, fir
mas sic ibn aus9eben uno nod piel
mebr. Sir mid lit er Elm GROCER
SeSen seWeieu. SD bin uierunbie6Iis
Sabre aft, uno meine @eiunobeit mar
pollitdnbi9 beruuter9ebroden. Ourf)
@Ottes Segen bin i'd iett felt Dem
@ebranb bes gllpenfrduter Elm neuer
Wtann. @s bat nod niemals cine
iOlde WieOisin wie bieie ssseben. 9Ils
if mad Der WtebiSin Ianbte, fonnte ib
nidt 9sben, aber iest 9sbt ss mir gut
unb ih beftnoe mid in beiierer @elunb.
belt, als nie in Sen lsstsn Spansis
Subrcn. SD werOe 9bnen itets oanfs
bar bleiben. Wl6ee Soft sic in Sbrem
g8erte ieSnen. SD uabm in Swaniis
2a9en neun Pfunb gu uno mein 6all |
lit bus 8uu6er bieier @egsnO."
Das 1T baS bsmerfenSmertbe 3eus. |
niB, weldes in Setreii oieies SeiterprOb.
ten SrGuter' BrGparats pom Seuten In
Sebensltellunseu Subr fiir Sabr abses
Iest pirO. Ssrast Den stpOtbeter nidt
Oana6. @r miro nidt in glpotbefen
uertauft, Ionosru osm Publitum Sireft
uerabfOlgt 6urb Die @isentbiimer, Or.
Better Subruep & SOns &c., 112-
l1s 90. SOpne gue., Chicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-28
Gus ocm Oberen 3balc.
(Ar6balo @orrsiponoen;.)

- GbOmas Seed, Elm beta9ter Siirs
ger uon 0idiOn @itD, perI6mauo Dor
iebs lSOhen uno feline Samilie tOunte
ieitOem nidts iiber ieinen 9lufentbaIt in
@riubruus brinseu. @rit am DOnnsr.
itas WiOr9en wuroe iein Sei6num in
oem %aduwanna SluB. unterbalb Der
3brOOp Priceburg Sriife, uOn 5wsi
SerSleuten auf9efunOen unO oa Der
SOrper feine Wtertmals ir9eno nsl6sr
9lrt bate. 10 nimmt man an, SaB Der
Wtann juidlli9 ertrant.
- SRI. 9Ilice WtcSuuOe, elm bsfannte
iunse Dame uon Seiiup, mari aut
Samita9 Wior9en Papisr auf elm Ssusr
in bsm 9Ofe, ulS Die Stammen ibrs
SleiOuns er9riffen nno i'm 0tu mar iie
pom oenIelben einsebiillt. Samss Wtcs
GlOstD bOrte lire Siilferuie unO elite Sll
ibrem Seiitano, bod selans es ibm erit.
Die Slummen 3u bsWdltisen, uadbsm bic
iun9e Dame idauberbaft am 8Orper
usrbrunnt mar. WtcGlosfeD erbielt
beioe SGnOe aud b0S uerbrannt.
(Garbonoale @Orreiponoen;.)
Saumsiitsr Sobn Sanien bon
Siebsnter Guenue uerleste iid @noe Oer
letten Wobe our6 einen 5all bon ei.
mem @eruit uub erbielt ueri6isOsns
redt i6mer3li6e S6rummen.
= Der in elmer 3sde ju SimpiOu
anssitellte Sranf Dauitt wurbe Sreita9
pom siuem @iel in oaS @eii6t setreteu
unO erbiett Die Otuie sebro6en, oas
@sIidt serfleiidt uub aud elm sluse
berart uerlest. oaB man fir oeiien Sch.
traft fiirf)tet. @r mirb i'm DiOtbfall
DOipital bebanoelt.
- Dem 14jdbri9eu 1beobor TelOd
BON SOreit @ttg, Der BON einem j3u9e
fisl unb nit ben SGnoen auf oeH Sc.
lsiIeu lau6ete, wuroen bieielben 10 bOs
ierbriidt, OuB i'm 0totbful Soipital orei
Singer elmer unO iWei Singer Der anbe'
rem SunO amputirt weroen musten.
Der llufall erei9nete ii6 SamItug
Nben0. 80 80
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-07
COzY HOME

Inc discovery of new wick princi-
pIe--so effective and yet so simple
that's its a wonderno one Thought Ct
1t before-has so revolutionized the
manufacture of heaters and lamps
That explosions, smoke and smell,
caused by imperfect wick arrange
ment may safely be regarded as
things Of the past
Ihls wick attachment is to be found
On the Perfection Oil Heater. Inter
esting tests show that, although the
heater gires intense heat, the wick
cannot be turned too high or TOO low
absolute safety being assured. One
other feature which is worthy of men
ton OF the smokeless device which
prevents all smoke and odor. The
portability of the 5sater also COM
mends it for general household use.
Heater is very light and can be easily
carried about, It's simple opera+ion
useful in heating water and warming
cold rooms make it a most handy and
useful article in any home. This
healer is so far superior to other oil
heaters, and is Of such fair price that
its universal adoption is but a matter
narlor, or bedroom. 'r.- - =
The Perfection Oil Heater and the
Rayo Lamp form a combination that
for real home comfort cannot ba
lamp for all-round household uea
Is equipped with the latest jmnrovaa
burner, and gives a bright, steady
of time.
The Rayo Lamp, which is made NV
the manufacturers Of the Perfection
Oil Heater, is without doubt the host
light at small cost. Suitable for anv
room. whether library dining-room
When consideration is tab.
en- CT the simple operation of both
heater and lamp their absolute safety
the intense heat generated by the ono
'Ac the bright and steady light giva-,
oy the other-all without smoke -
value in any home. large
Dr. small, can he somewhat annrac;a.
7u. Sold by all good dealers.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-07
DINING ROOM CLOSED

The dining room at -Shaw's Springs
has been closed to the public until
further notice as it is impossible to
accommodate outtide guests until the
new building is completed. Baths
may be secured as before. olt2
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the District Court of the First
District of the State of Ne
vada in and .for the County Of Ormsby
Estate of Frances Cochran,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-07

? DRY PASTURhGE-1OO acres or
dry pasture. Stock 81 mead monla
Apply at this office. tf
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-07
= OFFICE OF COUNTY AU0410R
0rmsby County, Nevada.

Il the Honorable, the Board Of Coun-
" Commissioners Gentlemen:
IN compliance with the law, l here
With submit my quarterly report show
Ae receipts and disbursements of
oknshy County, during the quarter
Ns<ing Sept. 80, 1906
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-07

Ladies shampooing and NASSAU.
electric apparatus, private rooms. A
lington Barber Shop.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-07
Dcces sed,

Notice is berehv oivon +ba+ III
dersign.d Ellie, u rriova -. III
the 72+b 40, 81 oon+oa,, ,o 49, oN
an,o;n+oa 49, ,i,,e, 1''o' uuiS
traitor IF tha ost,+a - I,ma-,. 80 40 I, Il, .
ran aecaasad 0'
~,
u -. ''' o. anu all persons
a~a-1 claims against the SAID de-
O9'''00 are NeIeoy hotlhed to file them
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-07

For Rent--FFurnished room Wit,
path Gentleman only. Annyv a.
COZ west Spear street. .neov
:, 'wanted:-A load of nut pine or
iimb wood; apply this office.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-07
PICTURE FRAMES.

Picture frames and stretchers made
to order.
tlctuEes framed or bound.
Latest styles of Mouldings will be
Kept on hand. -
Frlces reasonabie-Work satfsfac
tory
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-07

LICK Bright has two. Of the best
iniHoiogists in the business attending
70 the desires of his friends at the old
corner.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-07

j. S. ALBRO,
iVS South Carson Stop. Capitol.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-13
BOWSEHT HThKESOUT|NC
While Wife Is kway He Joins
Summer EcsTder Colony.
SEEKS A SYLVAN RETREAT.
instead He Finds a Mesquite infested
Place Dreary to the Last Degree.
Starts 4 Rev With Farmer and
Throws Him Over a Fence.

Copyright, 1907. by Homer Sprague.l
Mrs. Bowser had received a letter
from her mother stating that she was
not very well and asking her 10 visit
her for a week or SO. She read the
letter to Mr. Bowser and added that
Of coErse she could not leave him al
alone for a week and would have to
answer that she could not come, when
he replied:
There is nothing whatever in the
way of your going and staying two or
three weeks if you want TO. In fact,
rather insist upon your going"
But il would be awful lonesome for
you here alone"
Il shan't be here alone"
You could go to some boarding
house, 1 know, but yod wouldn't like
it,
Il shall not go to any boarding
house"
Then what will you dO?'
He took from his pOcketbOok an ad.
vertisement cut from a newspaper and
made quite a show of reading:
Summer boarders to the number of
fifteen can be accommodated at the
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-13
ILMINGTON MESSENGER FRIDAY SEPTEMBER i3 1907.

compelled him to act as prosecutor and
to O before the solicitor, armed with
evidence, and seek to have the saloon
closed, he would not taake that action.
Commissioner Divine made molten
that Mr.. Starkey be served notice of
the charges against him and summon
ed to appear before the board and
show cause why his license should
not be revoked.
In regard to the time Tor the near
ing, Friday the 20th inst, was set as
the date. at 800 o'clock p. NJ
One other matter before the board
was a reference to the report Of the
county superintendent of health re-
garding number of dogs slf-
ferin9 with rabies in the coun-
ty and on motion the county san
itary board was called to meet on
Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock 20
consider this and any other matters
that may properly come before the
board.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-13
INDIANS AND COWBOYS
Story on Capt. Jas. ID. McNenl, Grow
ing Out of His Recent visit 20 the
West.

Story ON Can't. Jas. ID. Mcneil, Crow
;no Ont of His Recent Visit TO the
West.
The many friends of Captain Jas.
D, McNeill of Fayetteville, the clever
and popular president OF the n. {.
State Firemen's Association, will be
Interested in an amusing story on
him which appeared recently IN the
Muskagee l. T. Phoenix: Captain
McNeill went to the west TO attend
me meeting of the National Firemen's
Association, of which he also IS presi-
dent and the story tells of his fears
Of the warlike Indians and bronco
busting cowboys. 1t follows:
Oklahoma City, Sept. 6.-According
to his own statement the fear OF
Indians and cowboys, with which he
supposed Oklahoma City was inhabit-
ed, caused President James D. Nc
Neill, of the National Firemen's AS
sociatiOn, of Fayetteville, y. c., to
spend the night in sleeping car on
local switch here in which he had ar
rived with a delegation of Eastern
firemen, rather than attempt to walk
or take a cab to a hotel, which he
might have found within couple of
blocks.
''President McNeill tells the story
on himself with grave earnestness,
and could have been knocked down
with a feather SO great was his sur
prise, in looking from special car
this morning and failing to see the
war like Indians and fierce cowboys
of which he had heard so much about
and stood in such great fear
''President McNeill is a type of the
combined. He is president Of the Ma
tional Firemen's Association, State
Firemen's Association, one of the larg-
est Touring mills in North Carolina,
is director of a number of the strong
est banks of his native state, and is
president of a corporation doing bus
mess in that state
when the change in the date of
the association meeting in Oklahoma
City was changed from September 3rd,
4th, and 9Th, to September 5th, 9Th, by
the Oklahoma City chamber of COM
merce because of inability to obtain
railroad rates for the previously ar
ranged meeting, President McNeill
threatened to hold 'rump' conven-
ton on the original date, but has
given UP the purpose and is in hearty
accord with the occasion and enjoys
his surprise at having his former wild
west fancies of Oklahoma city wiped
away by what he has seen in the
half day spent here.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-13
DESERVES CORDIAL SUPPORT

Norfolk, Va, September IA
special committee of the jury of
awards of the jamestown exposition
today drew up the following resoIu-
ton:
After an official and critical visit
to the various and diverse exhibits
buildings and departments of the
jamestown exposition, we, a special
committee Of the jury of awards, de-
sire to convey to our friends and the
people of the United States our op1n-
ion that the exposition Is highly
worthy of their visitation, and that the
undertaking has ben admirably and in
telligently completed and deserves the
most cordial support of our fellow
citizens of all classes.
(Signed)
Albert Shaw, New York, president of
the jury.
Ambrose Swasey, Cleveland. vice
president, of university of Virginia.
General George M. Sternberg. Wash
ingtOn. d. c..
Rear Admiral A. B. Coulden. United
States Navy.
Lieutenant Colonel Rogers Brine. y.
8. A.
James NJ. Dodge, Philadelphia"
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-13

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PUIF,22SH
SunGovn farm. thirty miles from the
city. Nj oar own vegetables, butter
| ana milk. Po-chc., swings and ham
mocks. Soft beds. No mosquitoes
Groves, meadows and brooks. Bring
your bike. References required. Terms.
So per week. Children taken. Short
and beautiful walk from the railroad
station
"And you think of going out there"
asked Mrs. Bowser.
Wanted a Weeks Rest.
II not only think but l know I'm
going. l was going to propose it to
you, but you can go and see your
mother and I'll go up to Shutdown
farm alone. I'd like to put in at
least a week in the country in some
quiet place"
But you know how you are about
things"
What do you mean by that?' he de-
manded.
'Why, you will probably be disap-
pointed and
''And l will raise a row? That
shows how little you know me- I
may not find things all anticipate,
but l shall say nothing l am no hand
to raise rows. No one ever heard me
complain of anything If | don't like
this place l can find another One
would think l was a roaring lion to
hear you talk. You just get ready and
go your way and I'll go mine, and I'm
sure I'll have the best time"
1t was settled that way, though Mrs
Bowser had a hundred misgivings to
one hope Mr.. Bowser figured out
what he wanted to take secured ref
erences from six different men, and
before he finally got away he made
more fuss than if the entire house
hold goods were being removed to an
other house. There were times when
he almost changed his mind and de-
cided to go hunting elephants in AZ
rica or mountain climbing in Montana,
but he had only to read that advertise
ment over again to bring him back to
Shutdown farm and its meadows and
brooks. When his corns ached he
even thought of padding his feet in
Mrs. Bowser reached her mothers
house without adventure. Mr. Bowser
reached Shutdown station to find that
1t consisted Of a small building for the
use Of the agent, a shed for a freight
house and a water tank. The agent
was young man with a lonesome
look and scarcity of talk When
asked if he knew the farm he pointed
to a road leading across a swamp.
When asked If Mr.. Bowser's trunk
could remain there until sent for he
said nothing When asked If he knew
the farm and if the groves and eggs
and butter were all right, he smiled
sadly and crossed the tracks 10 unload
a barrel Of salt
Mr.. BOwser set out. He had some
how got il in his mind that a short
walk meant quarter of a mile at
Lost. He had never looked the term
up in Webster or he would have found
it TO mean, a short walk in the coun-
fry means anything from two to twen-
~ miles" In this case it meant al
most two miles. The road was mostly
through the woods, and there were
mosquitoes by the -liliensy There