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0ational.ganfen.
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g gsnia 3 sso,,s Sas aiee. y; SeSt, S ssonS s
9iebue, Gnfitrer.
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98ilcpI, 8%affiret, II Soutb.Strabe.
". e.. g9h9ner. Saffirer.
rRetern siaftuual Yant," 70. Murriott. aafft'
rer, IA 9toros@ut1fpsStrabe.
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unb SGhetfesStrnbe. @
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Strube.
rSarmers & W,erdbnntS' Tatipnal 9ant," Soutbs
unb Qur6drosSirabe.
r6rmmereial & Farmers National SAINT" Glib,
tpeits9de Sonaros uno Se~rman'strate; 8.
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Marnlamo. nmo Ycmulpluania. SaGu,

Slgc Ntt.hNtN WbttDsNurHut' StnttDN.
40 Moraer5 Dori Foft, iasIib, tiisgcnorl'
men Sonniaa.
9.05 Diurgeno Neltd Ntcunl., nur SonrtGg.
o.30 Mor9cn3 Velatr Wccpnl., t1glidH, ausges
uuulilteu Sonntdp.
30 Natbmitiaes Sleldir sleeom., MIR Samitae
3.25 Natmitta0S 9ort Po't, tdeIit, ausae'
uprtInen Sonntn1.
400 gtadlmittugs Selta Nccun,.. MIR Gonntng.
4.45 Nahmittaas 9eIntr gccoin., tlelih, aus:
neTplnn1en SonittQa.
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fpulinen SpHittuq.
II 90 Mbenos 9elin slcoT.. nur Sonntue.
II 30 IbenoS 8eiair Ircom., iIBli9. aisee'
non men Spuptaq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14

lelDe pom Golte raiifi5irt morocn lci,
uu Sdullgebduoe iiir &inoer 81
bolen, iucld)c icbt alta Walt0cl all
8las feline Sdrule beiild)en tonnen.
0err Frciton ia9te, boB 0ieler 9etrog
bier groBc Sdrtl9ebGupc crbnuen
ipiiroe. IS ipuroc id)lieBlid) beit)loIs
len, Die Icrorbnung p~orlGuiig 5llrild
5lt lcgen. bis Eraiioent Sol. Eodaro
pon Der SduIbeboroe @clcgcnbeit &C.
babt bat, Der 9eborbe Die @riln0c
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sic 100000 ooer 5pei 6ilnitcl Der
Sd)ulonlcihc iiir oct Gou 0cS Eolp
tcd)niid)cn Snltltllta Tcrpenollng
iiuoeil iouen. Sono6l Sr. Tcnbol,
wie Sr. Ereiton lagtcl gcItcrn, Dab liz
ole Teroronung nit cincnl mlQilnltI.
gel1 9erift an bic Budget 9cb0rN:
lcnocu iuilrhcn, Tolls lie 0urd) Die
Nuaiiibrlnaen bes Sru. Eadorb nidt
cine anoere Nniiht crbultcn. Die
Geroronun9 iiir ben Iurdlprldl CT
1er 20 Sub brciten2llIcp BON Narclap.
Ctr. bis Sllihiualt.9one mllroe eber.
dis 5uriidgelcgt, bis Die StraBcl.
Ourdbridls. 9onmiilGre Die Notb-
penoi9fcit fir oieie Geroronuno oar.
Ielcgt bnbcn. @utgebciBcn murocn
pl9enoe 0croronlngcn: Efluiterung
on GurlcpltraBe, 5ipiihen Baltimore
Ctr. uno Sairmount- Npenlle, nit ri.
fiii5irtcn 3ic9rlitcincn olli Soften
er Sousbeiiber; Hfloiterlung Der
inirnlount. Npcnuc, 5luilhen Sen.
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bic Soften iiir Die acknowledgements
aus bcn1Nubget fir 1908 '%onitott 1907
tommcn; Gurhbrud) Don Eorfluooo.
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miro ipabrid)einlid) cin Gonoioot iiir
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ldcn inn uno Dem jcBiHcn Gun0rcB-
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juitcbcu.
Central Sobnbni9 Gom.
miiiion.
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lion bielt gcItcrnNbcnO I'M Gmpfang$.
simmer oes Wapora cine Sibuna alb,
in luclfer iGmmtlide MitolieOcr on.
lueieno mnren. Hld,tcr :. !. Mors
ris fiibrte ben Goriit. Ger 3. @icc.
TrGlibent Der Baltimore bio.0abn
u. y. Softer nno Gbci . Sngenieur
Gurotbers le9ten lire gniid)ten iiber
oa" Froieft Dor, bod perpeiGerten
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binter peritloiienen Sbiiren obaebal.
tencn Gcriammlung ieoe ausflnit.
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ing itott. 5u Der sic @ertreter Ser
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rcn Don baltimore . Goulltp ipegen
oes projettirten 20 SiQioneu 8ullrs
len H~eierpoirs lit ori 9lnrearu,g ser
County . GommiiiGrc bis mad, Der
amtseinlesung ser neugelpGblten
County : GomniiiGre an /. Ge5em.
Der %pcrid,oben noroer.
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er'8eriid,ermgen.
.3iuhat Sniuranee So. Of 9tpersppI," Scnrb IR.
Warftelb. Refioe1t Manneer, 101-l02 gbunl.
b. OF Gommerc 9uiloinp.
,@trmanta JeueruerTidciuna8 . Urftniht0h. "
Baltimore. uno @ortbsSiraBe.
Ism. 8. eha6el!Uro & Co., 70 nrb II gban5r
OF commerce.
@lInSeigentbums . &ganten unb
.SGnoter.
Yterre Is. Huaen & Tsphesp. 10 Dft9erinoIon.
ton'StrGbe.
Eferoegeitirr- Sabrifarten.
(. q. Dab Gun & 60, 404 AeIt. 0ermGn.xtt.
Sufidmieb, Subeb6r.
q. etptt 9ahne 60. Nr. 382 unb 384, ylorD.
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ShaS. u. etistf. y gipro.eibe-to .Strabe.
@rn. Qnabe x &c., -9pric"s u odube. ut. Robal'
Npcuue.
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Baltimore Sampf Yafct So.
l2ite uuo .SuurrlaiRse Sai.atnis,)
9te Ser. Siaatei'4oit befbroerMS.
Tampfer .yirsiaia (neu), ,9gabau,a,"
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men. BON ben rSai'9inie'" giers, ytr. 10-1s
Y~igbtsSirabe. $50 gbenbs, bireft nod Oh
9unften oeS Siibeils. Nerbinoune in DIS
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mouth uitb sltIarta. On Worioft Berbinonna
mt Der .gtlaniic Coat Cine" Gurioii ur6
fueitIib mo ~SIo Domiripr Cine" mad Te.ui
BERN. Bafbtneion, N.aG, 8itnonb. 3D.. uni
9icips0orf.
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ri1le statiiien3iminer, eleitrifhe peIethtilie
IamsibeiSrss, ao;lsm irsi: Saeisro'ris Maiiiisn
III. 1T. Sft.NaItiinpre,etrab yr. COG iint
EOS, 2tabt'strabe. g. ". 9. Office. Siocite&dt
Baltimore unn g~aIbert'Strabe, -goRtinentul
1ruft Nriloine" unb GIbaugb'S. Wr. 100. Norb
Charles. StraBe.
Sohm o.. etertpoob, q. grp.pn,
gites 4rai. il. a@elt:3afahager. Gen. 'Eaii. sNaeni
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Wcrdauts & Mincrs Sranssort. Go,
TampfeT.2tnte.
ff0dIf Nn6 4(6Nan}eve

Headst unb 8aNaeiere. rt
sVah 1pfpn unb BEN Ciss.
W'rn!., Eienft.. Irnnerft., eamft., 8 fibr MIRA
9aaa Nrugisenee nnS ben, btes.
sonnfna,; Y'tttpod,, Sreitlg, 9 llbr. Nbenbs.
'Nah sctppurtl etus nnb Gprtplf
tdgli6, o lltr Nbenhs'
'Jrd6t ataenommen tialidb bis S libr sqadbur.
tnr o%elllelben 1ae. abia6reube Sonrofer.
Enf Sauanruh nab benz eSber,
1tenitag 3anierftaa, Samftag, 8 tI6r NberbA.
". Y. 6oria. NaGit. Cong Hcd.
Panss:yhrsdn: Oermdn' ysh 3t6tt.etsa1s.
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GatS-Yanfe

SS1enttde ganf ,ua gnItimore,~ gdIilmore. unS
2oaioa9,S trabe. Mpenft 2aeber. Brafibert:
G. ). Slot, G6abTeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14
bar MciHert,
0cutidjer Tbutusrapb,
no ~ ,.N- u .-E.

geaenlber BEN .spripenbnus VT. q.
@oblbefanrt tut ltstre beroorrdeenben Get.
ftuneen auf benz Setter Der Bbo.parapbte.
etabts erte 9taae. aetue Aasuieu.
Qetn 0eidldftsflhrer. +.
Inter meiner perf6uiden Qething.
Stubio. fDel11.t Jl
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2cibenbeItatter.
sanbets & s1hne, 17Us--17,O gartuu,9ibenue
&n. 0uut. Nortbs uno @reenmDuni,EIpeuus.
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. Spar.ganfen.
"Tentihe spar.Yanf BON Baltimore" @uiafp.
uHo 0altimoresStra
nst. .SameS.S pdrtaHf," gaItimoresStraee uHb
@ufiom'Souie.Ibeni ,...... .r-
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SruIt.Gon1paunie'n

Srul TIC ompagnie'n. 'r
,WEargsaub Sruh, Co.," 9orbpeft.Gde galoert.
uuo @erman.Strabe. 9rier Seri6. 8rdIi.
bent; 6. @. 8~fmmermalH. Gefretdr; @drruu
Ban NeB, Ghatmetiter.
Baltimore srrit 4 Guarantee Co.," Equitable.
VliileiUg. ~ ,s .'t'fr
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Gei9dfts>@

3eituneen, 3eitihriiten etc.
y1te Baltimore WepS Co.," 9aptb sberrrom.
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9lGpofoten

5raueis g. Qlenm, Gedtsanpalt, 225 Ct. BauI
GtrnBe, Baltimore, Wa.
Gdri u. VI. SdlDlg, 126-129 Cain putIoipg.
q. @m. Crtmanm, III Enrb'GbarIess Sirube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14

9aumateridlien, Sbiiren, Seniter'
rabmen, 2oben etc.
SameS g.. Geter & Co., ito unb lit. Glib
SreoertdsS trdbe.
Gep. 3. eluan 4 Bro, Ala. 9igbtfstr sNerfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14

L3z]E11I7l /
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Stue 2ilge Iauicl tn Den neptli uIltott' %abnboL
1905. *6.a5, ITO, f7.45I 1896. .9.sssF l1obO,
tali4isss . - I %: ...i nS'' #4.5s .i$ $5!s55 jsaan, 1855 d.Ss
1856, 1909 0imiieo), 1880, -1i,s3 ubenhs:
psrl: eagbsu'Stdiion tbao, .615, tSao, 40 100,
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t 1855, !S4s; tt t's6, - f4:S5. t 500, ' sslis '! tsPmi:
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gopm' f1.25. t3.5o uHo $3.50 slaSm.
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= IosCpF lhEoN- -tts az as.
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Mad5 PHILADELPHIA aao Wetp.Doft.
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Strabe. Neu.goti. beqnem nd1 SntetS, 1bfas
tern unb Gef&aitS'SJftritt. 80
Be,iaH.r =.
GettItd. GGmbeIisGt. DdyupllSi.
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buffet, 9arl.. ausg. Co.. ESQ 81 9.6t y.
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ao'ai,s4iaIgaaa9'S nsss gEer5ynsi I,,no ne Be-
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Seterplruna BON steam IN Spiaf. eeet gqr'
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torat per Ieisphou in aEstt talasnSeH. billet.
@itrenuI. CHARLES. unh Baltimore StraBs. 60
Bd., ct. 1uul 1924. toer Wo Gpurt!anS 1901;
@t. mobaIsetuiipr. s.. & s., IRt. 8erneu 3123:
Garhen'Siation 2utprnmtiorssgnrecu g. 4 y.
ct. Raul s46. ODER mo, @olrtiano x7a8: pro
@r. b2B. SibsPrndbDab. .
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Marmor. un0 8ronitaWerfe.
9. Sile6rtner & S5bre. Tails gDeiia BaIt.'
ntoresStrabe. /
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Rupfcrihmieoe uno Elnmters.
Sohn. euberi, TIA 9bames'e itake =. & g.
1elepbrI: WpIfe 1905.
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2anopirtbihaitlide 8er1tbe /

Somereien.
Griffith & Turner Go, 2O5 9ip1n Ra,a.S traSe
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Suiidmieo' SubebSr.
q. eeutt gaAne 60. ar. 382 unb 1884. gorb
BabsStrabe.
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&oblen unb SoI3.
ecurp O Bon Setus. $50 gpIumhta,sloenue.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30
THE KING OF BEVERAGES.
Water To-Day, as Ever, the Chief
Staple Of Human Life.

Water Is the king of beverages; 1t
is the beverage to which all turn
when they would cure themselves OF
the injurious habit of consuming other
beverages. But water that is not pure
may be more harmful than the most
harmful Of other drinks, says a writer
In What to Eat Every health depart
ment should emphasize the dangers
OF impure water and urge upon the
public the necessity Of giving this
matter first consideration. There are
al my command numerous health re-
ports bearing on this subject. and il
is not difficult 10 prove that the death
rate would be enormously lowered by
greater care with regard to the con-
sumption OF pure water
Water is the basis of all other bev-
erages All beverages OF mans man.
ufacture are water that has been adul-
terated by admixtures and chemical
treatment
Pure water is the one beverage
which has stood the test of science
and come down to us unscathed
through continuous use Tor countless
ages. II is natures chlefest blessing
to man. Other beverages undergo
many changes with time. Each age
brings them forth in new styles. new
methods of manufacture. new proc
esses of chemical treatment. aging
and keeping. Foods change with each
successive generation We eat differ
ent kinds of foods from time to time,
each generation prepares them diff
ferently; there are different methods
OF compromising them, different meth
DDS OF cooking them. Pure water is
the same yesterday to-day, and for
ever. From long before the time
of the Pool of Sloan. mentioned in
Holy Writ, to the present time. pure
water has undergone no change. and
people have never lost taste for IT,
Other tastes come and go; the taste
for water never varies. So long as
man and beast inhablt the earth. the
practice of drinking water will
never cease,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30
COG THAT LIKES TO SWING.
Family Keeps Rope Constantly Res dy
for His Amusement.


In the front yard of home on East
Ninth street a rope danglo from a
branch of tree
Wonder what that ropes for?" ask
ed man of his companion as the two
were passing the house one morning.
Go in and ask. II you're curious. -
the other advised
young woman came TO the door.
We. that isl was sort OF curious
about what the rope on that tree is
for the inauisitive one stammered
Why. that's Johnny's swing, the
young woman answered
Out of the door dashed Johnny
fox terrier A leap and he fastened
his teeth In the rope and growing
and Jerking signiiied that he was
ready TO swing The young woman
pushed him back and forth until he
reached the topmost branches of the
tree.
johnny would stay there hanging
on that rope all day II we would let
him., she said That's why the rope
is kept tied up out of his reach"
Johnny is the property of Charles
r. Hicks, OF East Ninth street.-Kaa.
sas City Times.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30
TAUGHT FOR HALF A CENTURY.
Long Record of Usefulness for Massa-
chusetts School Teacher.

A headmaster for half a century In
the Cambridge schools Is the remarka.
bic record of Ruel II. Fletcher, of the
Thorndike school, East Cambridge. He
has recently graduated his fiftieth
class from that school.
For fifty-eight years he has taught
school, beginning in 1849. He came to
Massachusetts in 1852. taught school
two years in Abingdon, two years in
Quincy and then began his long serv.
Ice in Cambridge. That service was
started In the Otis school, for which a
new building was erected a few years
after and the name changed TO the
Thorndike school, so that his service
has been practically in the one school,
When the city of Cambridge erect
ed two new school buildings four
years ago, unknown to him the pu.
pills of his school circulated a petition
that one of the new schools be named
in honor of the headmaster to whom
they were so devoted The decision
of the committee to comply, with their
request was prompt and unanimous.
The Fletcher school graduates its first
class on Tuesday. and Mr. Fletcher
will be a guest of honor on that occa-
sion Herald.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30
FirstNa tionaIBa nk
Shoshone, Idaho.

Opened for Business Jan. 20. 1868
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30
unreasonabIe compIalnts.

"Grimshaw is the worst kicker
ever saw. He moved out to one OF
the suburbs intending to raise chick.
ems
Were the eggs bad?"
NO. but his neighbors have had
such poor luck with their gardens. on
account OF the wet and cold weather.
that there has been little or nothing
for his fowls TO subsist on To hear
him complain you'd think the people
around him were 10 blame for the
climatic condition to which we've had
10 submit
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30
Duck RaisInq an Industry.

In Iceland, on certain islands. near
Ryckayik, the elder duck is raised in
a systematic manner. 1t is really
more OF a small goose than a duck,
being so independent of fish and ami.
NAL food as to be able to support itself
by grazing on the seaweed at the bot
tom of the sea, at a considerable
depth. It is a splendid diver, being
as much at home under the water as
on the surface. The great value of
the elder ducks down is well known,
and owing to the birds tendency to
pull out such large quantities for lin
ing its nest that it leaves its lower
breast almost bare when it is setting,
there Is no difficulty in getting a good
supply of these feathers without de-
stroying the birds. In Iceland it is
strictly guarded against intrusion. The
inhabitants consider it a crime worse
than stealing deer in Scotland for any
person to shoot an elder duck
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30
Wanted Closer Relations.

Adeline was left at home one stormy
day when her mother went shopping.
She went crying to her grandma. say
ing: 81 wish God had made my mann
ma and me tied together"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17
Arroats by the Pronidont.

De lrujo was appointed minister to
Ills country from Spain in 1906 and
WAS recalled IN lSuI. The recall O,
DE lruJO WAS marked by an unusual
circumstance. Al the request of The
Spanish government. actuntcd hy q
desire to avoid scandal. the state de.
partmcnt had arranged that lrujo
should depart quietly, as though his
rccull had not been demanded; but. he
ing surly specimen OF his rncc. he
fingered on and ON. becoming more
and more thorn In the side of the
administration. To hints he was dumb
and When ordered away dcfantly re-
piled ,hat he would suit his own pleas.
ure In going. Il course of action which
resulted In the enactment of statute
empowering the president to arrest
and convey ont Of the United States
any envoy WHO remained after his re-.
call and reasonable notice 10 leave
Aubrey lAinston In bohemian
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17
The SmartI-nnelIadn

~ boarding plncc," said the drug
clerk. "onr where there are nice lco
llcf sure there's one right down In
the middle of the block l3l. know
It's swell place because the delivery
wagons from the biz stores stop there
so often. That's sure sign that the
people living there do good deal OF
shopping ut those places. and If they
were not nice people with lots OF mon.
ey how could they do thuti"
The woman who had made Inquiry
echoed How, indccdY' and called al
l3l. she wae plcnscd with the house
ana moved in. Later she learned the
secret of the delivery wagons. They
stopped there In the interests of the
landlady. who bought triilcs and had
them delivered from the leading stores
every other day because she lcnrncd
the value Of such apparent smartncss
MS an advertising mcdium-Ncw Yorl;
Globe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17
l.tyE : lss. : 81, .AI,ssai Sl.o &C, EsgNyFeS
Are Diseases Incrcasinu?

There can be no question that the
prevalence OF certain diseases has IN
creased during the Inst half century.
Conspicuous among these nrc din.
bctcs ana Insomnia. both of which are
largely due To the mental stress or n
harder struggle for existence. The in
creased consumption of alcohol and the
free use of narcotics are also rcspnn.
sihlc for many morbid conditions I'M.
known to our harder forbcars. Rut,
In comparing the present prevalence OF
diseases with that of the past. there
are several factors for which due nj.
lowancc Ia often not made. one OF
these Is that our forcfathcrs died. ~ n
rule. ut II considerable Younger ngc
than their descendants: If they I'D moi
perish 10y the sword they were moved
down from time to time by the plague
and other devastating cpidcmics. In
this way they escaped many of the
discusses. not only OF old age. but of adj
vanccd middle life. Again. 1t must no,
he forgotten that each generation rep
resented TO II much larger extent than
Is now the case the survival of the 1T
test. Most OF the weddings died IN
childhood. The trlumphs of modern
hygiene IL that II has preserved II lnrg,
proportion of these lives. Practitioner
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17
Southern Bank Clcarinos.

NEW YORK. Aug. lG.-Totl bank
cicMings >2,IG2.791 200 as against
S2.6'S,1il0 600 last week and S2,5ST.-
plS.uoo last year. Clcarlnss al prn-
cipal cities were:
Richmond SG.0i5.000: increase 49,
Savannah, $2.7S5.OuO
Atlanta, S3.SG5.onu; increase g.
Norfolk. S2.23looO; increase %.
AUGUSTA. Sll2Guoo; increase 2S.5.
Charleston. $H5',oo0: increase 81
Jacksunyillc, $l,392 900: increase
1873.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Aug. Money on
call. steady 2l4 a 3 per cent; ruling
rate 2# close 2% n 3 Time loans
very firm; 60 days 6is; 30 days G,k
n GA six months I. Prime MGR
camille paper 6 a Gia per cent: ster-
ling exchange firm with actual husi-
ness in bankers bills nj iS7 for do
maud and a; $3.50 for GO day bills
Commercial bills iSlM. Bar silver
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17

at says here" remarked lady who
was pcrusing popular journal TO hci
husband, that widows make the best
Wives"
probably So" was the reply. "bui
YOU can hardly expect me to die just
for the sake of making n good wife of
YOU! Kansas City Independent.
iSssTEs. n nS<S - r--s "a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17

The mans Indignation was terrible.
Those boys" he said, tied kettle
To II cats tall nnd chased 1t four miles
am going to have them all arrested"
WAS 1t your catT we inquired
gently.
NO said he, ut was my kcttlc.r-
New Orleans Times. Democrat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17

G2ls. Mexican dollars 53la. Gov
crmcnt bonds easy Railroad bonds
irregular
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-04-27
s. p. ARMSTRONG,
Attorney,
COMMERCIAL BLOCK.
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the State of Utah,
. County of Salt Lake.
Marie Alice Wilcox, Plaintiff, VS..
Grady ]. Wilcox, Defendant-Sum-
mons
The State of Utah, to the said De-
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear within twenty days after the
service of this summons upon you,
if served within the County in which
this action is brought, otherwise.
within thirty days after service, and
defend the above entitled action; and
in case of your failure to do so, judg-
ment will be rendered against you
according to the demand of the com
plant, which has been filed with the
Clerk of said Court. This action is
brought to recover a judgment dis
solving the marriage contract and
bonds of matrimony heretofore ex
listing between you and the plaintiff.
S. P. ARMSTRONG,
Plaintiffs Attorney
p O. Address 100 Commercial
Block, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-04-27
NOTICE.

Rexall Silver & Copper Mining
Company, a corporation of Utah,
Principal place of business, Salt Lake
City, Utah
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing of the Board of Directors of said
company held at the office of said
company, GA Mccormick Building,
Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 25th
day of March, 1907, an assessment of
one-half cent per share was levied on
the capital stock of the corporation
payable on Wednesday, the Ist day
of May, 1907, to c. S. Price, Secre-
tary of said corporation, Ola McCor-
nick Building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess