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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-18

Robert Dross, de Las Cruces,
condado de Dona Ana; Jacob
Florsheim, de Roy, condado de
Mora; Albert Fl, Harvey, de Car.
rizozo, condado de Lincoln; Char
les P. Mitchell, de Portales, con.
dado de Roosevelt; Amado Cha.
yes, de Albuquerque, condado
de Bernalillo; Lawrence w. Case,
de Las Cruces, condado de Dofa
Ana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-18
E c%oMIsIoNApo.

FL Gobernador INFERNO j. w.
Reynolds recibi6 el jueves de la
semana pasada Ia dimisi6n de w.
L. Bretherton como comisionado
del primer distrito del condado
de Mckinley acept6 10 misma,
nombrando en- seguida q Thomas
Pattison do Gibson para llenar
10 vacancia ocasionada por dicha
dimisi6n,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-18
-~~--
BETABELEs EN- Ell VALE
DEL RIO NAPESTA
Sc Necesitan 1000 operarIos Para su
Desaije y CuItIvo.

veinticinco mil acres tr~ansplantados
para la Compania american Beet
Sugar Company por los c%ultivadorea
que moran cerca de Pueblo, Fowler,
Manzanola, Rocky Ford, Animas
Prowers, Lamar y Amity. Sc uecesi
taran varios miles de hombres y much
achos para el trabajo en- los campos
de betabeles. Los cultivadores paga-
ran Is centayos la bora por ell trabajo
diario; pero los contracts por acre
para ell desaije, Ell cultivo y la cosecha
es mas preferable Y mas ventajoso
para el operario. FL trabajo enpe-
cara probablemente temprano en- ell
mes de Mayo. Los %operarlos Sc pro
curan su proplo alimento y hospedaje.
Indivlduos o famllias llegando al
Vale del Napesta como a mediados
de mayo, encontraran bastante trabajo
remunerativo.
Para mas information escribase a
American Beet Sugar Company,
Ford, Colo, 0 Lamar, Colo.'
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR CO.,
Rocky Ford, Colo.
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR co..
Lamar. Colo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-18
pezones Rozados.

Cualquier madre que haya tenido ex-
periencia de esta enfermedad aiictiva
tendra gusto en- saber que una cura
puede e%fectuarse aplicando la Saliva
Chamberlain tan pronto como ell nino
ha dejado de manar. Limpiadla con
una toalla blanda, antes de permitir al
nino que name. Muchas nodrizas pro
fesionales usan esta SALIVA con los me-
jores resultados.-De venta en- todas
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-18
Nedianas
Y Tambien GrandeS

Ahora estamoa recibiendo nuestras
estnfas dc calent4r, ambas para To-
la y carbon. Nuestra principal "The
Wilson," cast cerca de 100 RESIDENCES
de esta ciudad estan usando la "Wil.
son. Saliva combustible. retiene ell
calor por largo tempo que cualquier
otra estufa. Por esa razon las ven.
demos. Necesitan n estufa calen-
tadora, va sea para lena O carbon,
les podemos salvar dinero, Y darles
gusts por 10 que quleren. Tenemos
Ia Peninsular y la Inca complete de
estufas grandes hechas por la Com.
pahia Manufacturer Excelsior. Nues
tros precios las venden, no Sc necesi.
ia mirarlas porque va los precios es-
tan puestos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-18

Mr.. Winter tiene tr~escientos
acres de su rancho ,sembrados
de alberjon y ALI postcard sus
ovejas en- 81 otono. Los sembra.
dos dc alberion son muy ganan.
clos porque no hay necesidad de
cosecharlos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-18

la Sra. Cecilia Moys T0mada
Bsjo Custodla por Megsrss
0bsdscsr los RsgIss.

Porque Sc nego despues dc
avisos repetidos d dejar de que
brantar las reglas que gobiernar
la supervision de Ia Resorys
Forestal de Jomez, Ia Sra Cecilia
Moya, que residia cerca de CALI
mas, fue tomada bajo custodia el
sabado pasado por Ell guardia
Fred H. Hsigho. FL Official trajo
su p~risionera a Santa Fe, donde
tuvo esta una Investigation ante
ell comisiouado de los Estados
Unidos John P. Victory, nuien le
requiri6 una tianza de $500 para
comparecer ante Ell gran jurado
federal en- Septiembre.
Ell arresto de Ia mujer es 10
culminacion de mas g menos mo.
lestia que ha dado q los ohciales
de Ia reserva durante algunos
meses pasados. Hace algun item.
pc que Ia Sra. Moya alist6 para
entrada IN terreno de cerca de
100 acres cerca de Galliras v
dentro de Ia Reserva de Jemez.
Fae notidcada Go que ell mismo
habia sido alistado, pero que Ell
terreno no Sc habia alberto para
entrada nj 10 seria al menos por
sesenta dias 8 hasta despues que
fuese e%xaminado y r~eportado por
un Official de la resel va. La mu.
jer fue expresamente avisada
one hasta que talentrada hubiese
sido aprobada y alberta 4 coloni
zacion no lie seria permitido cult.
var, cercar 8 hacer otras mejoras
Pero la mujer no hizo case de
estos ~avisos, y durante visitas
recientes de guardias de la re.
q su choza, los maldecia 81
insultaba y les daba q entender
que noobedeceria ninguna de sus
Instrucciones, aunque saba muy
bien 10 que era la ley en- 81 asunto.
Finalmente, instrucciones fue.
ION dadas paraarrestar q la ofen.
'ora y fue puesta bajo custodia y
Santa re. Sc dice que
'sta buscando fiadores. en- la
,iudad.
FL supervisor forestal McMil-
an lnforma que la Sra. Moya no
la dnica persona que esta vic.
ando las reglas que gobiernan ell
nanejo y dominiode las reservas
orestales, sine que mas arrests
'e haran en- case que los que vi
ZEN dentro de las varias reservas
10 atendieren inmediatamentp y
'restaren obediencia a las reglas.
FL marido de Ia Sra. Moya ha-
e mas de un afo que esta preso
n la penitenciaria del Territorio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-18

Para males del estomago, piiiosi.
dad Y constipation, usad las Pastillas
Chamberlain para Estomago g Higado.
Muchas curas notables han sido efec-
tuadas.-Precio 25 cts. Muestras
gratis. De venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-18
NoTARIos pusLIcos.

Los siguientes han sido nom.
brados notarios pdblicos por ell
Gobernador INFERNO J. w Ray.
nolds:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-18

suscribanse al Nuevo Mexlcano.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-24
A CITY AUDITOR

Now that williamsburg
has s'gone into business. a.
one councilman puts IL, tn
time has come when it,
affairs should be conducted
on a business basis. We dc
not know how the accounts
relative TO the expenditure
OF the $4,000 bond issue
are kept. The city clerk
should not be expected to
keep them, certainly not al
his pricely salary, and IL Il
hardly the business OF the
individual members To keep
them at their pricely salary.
The Office OF city clerk and
auditor. or book keeper,
might be combined and a
competent man employed &c
take care OF the accounts OF
the city. including the reve-
nues from the gas plant
Surely the chairman from
the light committee cannot
sbe expected TO do the work
1t seems TO Us that this j:
a matter the council should
consider al no remote date
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-24

Williamsburg viii soon tor
face 10 face with q serious
problem. that OF water anc
sewerage II our population
continues TO Increase a.
rapidly IN the next ten years
as in the past five water AND
sewerage will o. an absolute
necessity. OF course. their
Is no use OF crossing the
bridge till we get 10 it. but
cities must look ahead az
well a. other corporations.
IT will require another bond
issue. but the euds to which
it viii be put viii justify
the means.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-24
tuesday. August 27, 1907,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the
following property, tO-wit.

One .thce desk. one single iron bed
slc4t ald bed, thirty feet wire cable.
SIX sheets. three pillow slips. SIX yards
mosquito netting. one pillow, three
cllrs blankets. one IRON bcdstcad aud
lcl. oue bed 4uut, one pair sheets. one
fiuow and slip, Two Lanterns. one lamp,
one mosquito netting canopy. one bed
ana mattress. two single mattresses,
Two bed quilts. i've pairs blankets, one
pair sheets, one pillow, one lamp, one
lantcrl. lot 90 cooking utensils one
cock stove Fitz Leo. one pine table.
one cot, mattTess, etc, one pair sheets
one pillow slip. one clock two
wash lubs. twenty los. coffee. one bush.
e corn meal. one-hali Dbl -four. one halt
butter 1eans. thirty los. sugar. twenty
ibs lard. twcuty-oue cans tomatoes.
SIX pounds dried apples. two los. cakes.
tlirty cans baking pow der. twenty
one boxes applcs, seven cans cOrued
bcci ten pounds Venetian red. forty-nine
cans sAs dimes. fifteen pounds butter,
TWO um locks, twcuty-seven cans con
dsused ulllE iouv pounds starch. eight
bars sapoho. three lbs. Ti.c, Ave pounds
tea, lol butter trays. three dozen lead
pencils. TWO tunnels. one 10. crackers.
tea lbs lard. one bushel white beans
tlIrty-nXc lbs salt, one set scales, one
case sensation smoking tobacco, nine
F pack ages Victoria smoking tobacco, one
. case cncToOts. foTty-elght packages IA
f IS smoking tobacco. twelve pack ages
4 Sweet Caporal smoking tobacco. eight
packages matches, one gallon syrup.
three boxes cat meal. two boxes Force
lore dozen glasses, twO lantern globes
ono bread box three boxes Uneeda Dis
cults. seven packages coffee essence. thir
tccn cans syru thirteen cans Carp
bells soup ave lanterns. one can cora.
one ID tea. ten cans beans. eighteen bot
ties kctchup. nine blankets. six quilts
eve gallons linseed oil. one half galloT
driver. one pair Overals. one hand saw
one rio saw one hatcher knife, one YARD
rainbow packing, eight cakes soap, on
hat. two 0il cans. one oil stove. on
mattress. one Durham cooking stove
two cots and one mattress, four mat
trcsses. two cots and two mattress. on
wood stove, one cook stoye, two pin
tabies and beaches, one cook stove
about 2o.OOts sammou bricks. abou
80. 600 green bricks and about u
600 good bricks at College Landing
The purchaser OF the green bricks
10th as 70 those now backed ia xii
and the rest an the dryer. Viii have "a
privilege 81 demonstrating kiln an
burning ali 81 said green bricks on III
premises. bnt at the purchasers ow
cost.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-24
Or. J. H. Crawford no More

After a bIief illness death came az
OILS o'clock Wednesday morning TO
Dr.. John Il. Crawford. OF Warwick
county. at Elizabeth Buxton hos
pital. Newport News, 10 which place
he had been taken Tor treatment on
Monday evening.
DR.. Crawford had no, been wei
Tor several weeks lie ha6 been
suffering from gasuius and last
week his condition became SO alarm
Ing that he decided to 20 10 the
hospital and re was taken there
Monday. His condition grew con
s,andy worse and he sank uncl
Wednesday morning when his death
took place.
The remains OF Or. Crawford
we're taken over The c. S, O.. to his
nome a. Lee Hall. The funeral
was held al II o'clock Thursday
morning ana ir,eTmeut was made al
the Lebanon church cemetery.
Dr. Crawford was So years OF
age and was q native OF Warwick
county. having resided there asthis
lie. In that time he came 10 be
f one OF the coun,y's leading men II
political affairs and had been hon
ored with public office. RE also
had a. extended medical practice
and enjoyed vice reputation as q
physician.
For more than a score OF year.
DR.. Crawford was chairman OF II,
county Democratic executive com
Mite and II was largely due 20 hi!
efforts that the county was re
deemed IRON the rule Of the carpe
+ Dagger ard the negro. Recognizin,
f lis political services his party sen
aim 70 the lower branch OF the stat,
legislature In which he served on'
term and made 9 splendid record a
a legislator he also served a
physician TO the poor. acting in tina
A. capacity for the county @. Warvici
, and the city Of Newport News.
Dr.. Crawford was a widower. hi
, wife having died several years ago
; he IS survived by one son and 6vr
- daughters who are Corbin CrawfoT,
2 Mesdames Iignor. OF Hampton. an'
Madison. OF York county. Misse
Z Ellen. Jessie and Estelle. who resid
2 sthome He IS also survived by
, brother. {. {. Crawford. Of Peters
p burg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-24
c, & 0. Will Push Improvements

According 70 the Richmond Tines
Dispatch. ire Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad VII push the double track
ing 70 completion OF the Peninsula
division The depot al Tozno and
Norge WI 10 doubt DC the FIST
buildings 70 Dc Constructed.
Recently the { & 0. borrowed
$1,000. 900 70 De used il conStruc-
hon work. The deed IS q long one
and IS now IN the hands Of Clerk
Seddy for recordznon. The mort
age wia cover - pages OF the
record book
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-24
Holdcroft News

Holdcroft. Va. August a.
Among the most pleasant occasions
OF the season was q fishing picnic OF
Friday OF last week. The party
mbzrked al Pouer's Field landing
steering their boat down stream and
after fishing for some time. the fish
proving &c be very elusive as well
as scaly. TIE party betook them
selves 20 Cloves landing. where z
most excellent dinner. with lemon
sde accompaniment was served and
heartily enjoyed. After dinner the
merry party gave themselves Up 70
laughter and merrymsl<ing. reaching
home before the shades OF evening
made Their appearance. Those II
the party were Misses Lucille anc
Catherine BOyetse. Of n. C.. Grace
and May Newell. Of Petersburg.
Maggie Walker. Lola Martin. Leila
Binns. K. J. Binns. Aubrey Binns.
y. 6. BINS. Luther and Bernard
Morecock. Willie Martin. James
Martin. LynwoOd Orange and Ed
ward Newell. The occasion viii
long DC remembered as most
pleasing incident Of this never-tc-be-
forgotten social season.
Many Of the fair visitors have
eft for their homes. carrying with
them most pleasant memories Ct
dear old Charles City.
Sergeant S. w. Hol6croft. wife
and daughter. are the guests Of Mrs.
v. o. P. Martin. At Pleasant Hill.
Mr.. Marley Orange and friend.
Mr.. Charles Tucker. Of Richmond.
are spending their vacation here.
Mss EDgezis Bins. who has
ocen spending some time with rela-
sives N Hampton. IS expected hone
This week.
Many visitors to jamestown this
week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-24
The Presidents PIihy Statements


President Roosevelt. in his grea
speech at Provinoe,own. made Use
Of the following STicking statements.
The life Of mere pleasure is as
ignoTable for Z nation ss for an in6i-
vidaal.
Experience has shown Il IS nee
ceSSary 10 exercise far more eff
Gent control than at present over
the business use OF those vast for
tunes which are used in interstate
business.
I believe in q national iroorpo-a-
aon law tor corporations engaged in
interstate business.
There IS. unfortunately. a certain
number OF our fellow-oinzens who
seem to accept the view that unless
a man can be proved guilty Of some
particular crime. he shall be counted
a good citizen.
Itisa good thing that lie should
gain II sweetness. but only provided
that Il does not loose IN strength.
The lesson above al others that
Puritanism can teach this nation is
al-imPoTtance OF the resOlute per
+o--,--s ~ S---,-
The tue doctrine 70 preach to
this nation. as 70 the individual. IS
not the life OF effort.
The problems shift from genera
ton 70 generation. but the spirit in
which they must BE approached. II
they are 70 be successfully solved.
remains ever the same.
The spirit OF the Puritan was q
spirit which never shrank from
regulation Of conduct. If such reg
ulatioa was necessary for the public
welfare This IS the spirit which we
must show today. whenever II is
necessary.
Il seems 70 me that such cues
ions as national sovereignty anc
States rights need 70 be treated
from the standpoint OF the people a!
whole.
The national government shoulC
exercise over ralroad corporation
a similar supervision and control tt
that which II now exercises owe
national banks.
We have found BY actual exper:
F enoe that 2 jury which VIII glad.
punish q corporation by fine W.
sceuit individual members OF TIA
corporation If We proceed agains
them criminzlly.
There exists 10 more soriid an
unlove.y type OF social 6eveiopmer
+ than 2 plutOcraoy.
The Presidents speech has create
, = profound impression throuEhor
+ the country. as Il demonstrated ths
IL IS still In the fight against III
roboer trust and predatory wealth
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-24

OF course If the city coun-
ellis mistake causes the city
10 have 10 pay > per cent.
Commission on the $50 900
bond issue. the members OF
that body Will 20 down into
their pockets and foot the
bill.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-24

We understand Council
man Bird says there was no
''wrangle IT last week :
council meeting. Well, W.
will say it was Just a little
'cOndesputin and let il
pass.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-24

Ht ,aen aud girls always wanted a.
tne Knitting mil. Clean, pleasant and
prohtable wosk. Beginners paid while
IA ming
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-24

Imported purple top Ruta Bagas
and all the leading varieties Of turnip
aeed, fresh stock, at Stones Drug
store. Opposite Colonial III.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-24
Receiver S Sale
Personal Property.

Acting uadcr decree OF the Circuit
.-ourt CO the City 60 williamsburg and
-oauty ol James Cry. pronounced on
.ue 4 1tt day of Aug 1907 ia the chaucerv
sait the-eir pcuding. under thc name
.rl 81 le oi a. Heaton q ais. Y. The
williamsburg brlck Co. Inc e. ais The uu-
ier-isucu Receiver Viii expose 10 sale
Az puoEc auction, % the highest bidder.
10 the premises 90 SAID Company near
The city Cd Williamsburg. on
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-11
HIGH SCHOOL T

The students Of the High
School have taken up their
routine OF study ina cheerful
and hopeful way since the
holidays are over. They are
now preparingfor the midterm
examinations which will begin
the last ofnext week. "When
that last day of reckoning
comes, who shall be able to
standI"
j. B. Bollman, the earnest
representative OF "the Prison
Reform Movement" gave
one Of his characteristic APP
peals 10 the members Of the
High School on Monday morn
ing. Very truly may he he
called u friend W the friend
less and we wish him God
speed in his noble work.
The different members Of
the faculty of NJ. Ii. 5. are
back ut their post after their
holiday pleasures. Miss
Clemens enjoyed her trip "a
Iowa very much and Miss
Holman reports "A delightful
stay in st. Louis. Mr.. Har-
mon and Miss Duggins had "a
very profitable trip 10 the
Teachers Association AT
Moberly. Mr.. Boisscau has
not entirely recovered from
his mcrrvmak ing nj Warrcns.
burg. W. have not succeed
cd, with any degree Of ac'
curacy, in finding out just
where Mr.. Sievers spent his
holidays.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-11
cRErcHER

Flora Harrison is very
sick nj this writing.
Robert Sims has been very
sick but is convalescing.
Miss Cora White has been
visiting Misses Cora and
Lacy Cundiir the last week.
Miss Grace Gretchen gave
an entertainment Friday
night all had u Hue time.
Born To t+re-wife Of Marion
Pittman a little girl.
Mrs. John Hayes visited
Mrs. w. W. Hall Sunday.
Sawmill ut w. w. Halls,
bring on your logs boys don't
let the engine get cold.
Henry Jackson and family
spent Sunday with Otto Van.
buskirks.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-11
A Wonderful Happening.

Port Byron, N. Y, has witnessed
one OF the most remarkable cases OF
healing everrecordsd. Amos r King,
Of that plsce says; "Bucklin's Arnics
Sslvs cured . sore on my leg with
which l had suffered over 80 years.
am now eighty Ave-" Guaranteed To
cure all sores, by p. d. Franklin
druggist 25c.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-11
Jackf or Sale.

! have for sale u g.Snd
Tennessee jack, black with
white points, coming 9-!year-
old; can be seen ON Naylor
farm, | mile north of town.
Floyd Wilson.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-11
LOCALS.

W. +. Lennon Is said TO be
criticrlly i'll.
j. II. Bassett has sold his
confectionery store to D. l..
Booker.
A new son arrived at the
home of Mr.. aud Mrs. G. w.
Peecher on Jan. End.
Perry Brown, a former
resident of Saline died at
Lawrence, Kansas, Saturday.
Jan. 9Th.
j. L. Mccormick has been
"crippling around" as the re-
suit Of rheumatism the past
few weeks.
j. +. Clawson, Of north of
Slater, made "A visit 10 Mar
shall-bis old home town
Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Moore, OF South
Lafayette, who has been down
with liver trouble, we are in.
formed is improving.
James Accord returned last
week from a years visit TO
his old home in West Virginia
and says he had IA fine visit.
Senator Il. ID. Martin has
been suffering very much
from ipfiammatory rheuma-
tism. lie has been II very
sick mau, but we are pleased
TO state. that he is on his feet
again.
Levi Billingsley, of Garth.
age, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Billings
ley. Mr.. Billingsley. Sr. has
been quite sick recently aud
ut present il still belfast.
We hope for his early recov-
cry.
NJ. Q. Chaffee, Sr., returned
from u several months visit
To Corintb, Miss, Tuesday.
He says the climate didn't
suit him at all, as this winter
IL Is entirely too wet in the
South and as a result he did
not enjoy good health while
there.
o. II. Stump, Of Herndon,
Is back from u four weeks
trip TO Hausington, Kansas,
where he went to hunt rabbits
and other things. He says
he scared some OF the jack
rabbits almost TO death. The
only trouble in hunting rab-
bits, he says, is that you're
liable TO get as bad a scare as
the rabbits!
Tom, Ward, Mote. Sterling,
Milton and Marsh Price were
down from Kansas City spend
ing the holidays with their
uncle, j. ii. Price, near Fair.
vile. They are all sons of
Mr.. Price who was formerly
surveyor OF Saline, are a fine
lot of fellows and are all
doing we'll.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-11

Itch cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
Never fails. Sold by Thos. H.
Fisher, Druggist. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-03
DEFENSE OF MINISTERS.
DR.. Brokaw Says DR.. Madison
Peters Estimate is Wrong.

UTICA, n. Y, January 3.-The Rev. DR..
4. Ralph w. Brokaw. pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church in this city and wide
ly known as a preacher and deep student
of theology, is out with a statement con-
demning the remarks of the Rev. Madison
C. Peters of New York. who on the occa-
sion of his farewell sermon at Epiphany
Baptist Church, New York. last Sunday
said that the pulpit is towards castle"
The Rev DIR. Brokaw says:
without any boasting whatever, / may
say that after a rather long and wide
candid persuasion is that more honest.
self-denying. buster. drawer set of men
does not exist In civilized society. They are
fearless and outspoken. They are by no
means trimmers. DIR. Peters may have
had exceptionally trying experiences but
to argue from exceptions is unfair and In
conclusive. To say that preachers are not
free to speak what they believe. and thar
they are dictated to as to what they shall
say by those who pay their salaries is
30 per cent impure or false, If not 100 per
cent so.
There has been altogether too much OF
this sort of stuff peddied out. 1t is no part
of ministerial meekness TO endure the insult
in 1t. For myself and for my excellent
brethren I not only resent II. but also deny
1t as not truthful to any serious extent DR.
Peters not only owes all his preacher
brethren an apology for calling them par
rots' and hypocritical sycophants essen
TALLY. but he also owes the church or
Christ a similar apology for the same
reason.
LAS Christian gentleman he should
make such apologies forthwith and CEASE
discountiRg himself In so much of his good
preaching by such extravasant, unreliable
utterances."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-03

February the term of Judge A. T. EN-
brey, Judge OF the corporation court OF
Fredericksburg Va. will expire and Judge
j. T. Goolrick viii become his successor,
having been chosen by the last legislature.
Judge Goolrick is the present common
wealth.s attorney of that city, and when
he goes upon the bench his present position
will be LETT vacant