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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-08

1 have been afflicted with sore eyes
for thirty-three years. Thirteen years
AFRO became totally blind and was
blind for six years. My eyes were bad
ly inhamed. One of nav neighbors in
sisted upon my trying Chamberlain's
Salve and gave me half box of it.
To my surprise it healed my eyes and
my sight came back to me. p. c,
Earls, Cynthiana Ky. Chamberlain's
aalve is for sale by Owi Drug store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-08
Meeting Postponed.

inst as our forms were put on
the press Friday afternoon, word
was received from Rev. Pool to the
effect that he would not be in
Ellersburg to begin his protracted
meeting until SUNDAY, October 18th
at il a. u.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-08
ra|| Opening Sale of
EAR
at r. e. Wilson g. Co.'s
Saturday, Oct. 18TH

% nave the largest and best stock low medium and hih
peu nderWear ever displayed i'll our store and ntd i
at Will sell the goods early season If Won want ]
oI'oIe satisfactory underwear reasonab BILE IN % ~ ;1i
Y you 70 Ve SSAtc our stock We have all kinds and co r1
T l asds and at prices that will every pocketboo
y WINE our assortment of sizes complete Sale starts
saturday morning. Oct r. We going to make this sore head
quarters tor underwear because the stock and onr
& noI reason IS that we contracted early this spring for
last year. o ~
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-08

The pleasant purgativp effect exper-
fenced by all who use Chamh, rlaiu'>
Stomach and LIVER Tablets. ard ~.
healthy "oud' "n 1T lhe h"i! 81 q m''o.
which hcN Cree" mtN,~ &C.. :, f,..
f'l Prize" - 'eut-. Samples jr'
Owl Drug Sore
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-08
Criminal Court Docket.

The following cases have been
set by Judge Kaufman for the
term of court now in session:
State VS.. KNAPP, $, 1:3O
State vs.. Lewis, 9, $50.
State VS.. Roberts, IS, $50.
State VS.. Buford, 10, $50.
State VS.. Buford, II, $50.
State Us. Burke, II, $50.
State VS.. Riley, is, $50.
The case of State vs.. Evans has
not been set.
Harry St. John pleaded guilty
and sentence was suspended during
good behavior.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-14

gamnel Gribilltg bapoe oeltQget t
&rigen 1864. @eroDre begpnote BON
vpaa bar 8un0", n1e6 be0 iin ntrgt,
telige gnergf og perlonlige DDgtig-
beo bar ban oparbeioet lit Sirma til
Sen fremragen6e Stilltng, oct MI
inotager / @taten Wftcbigan. Sets
Smletntng og @jenoomme naar op
/ Millioner al Collars, men bette
bar life giort &asrnuS &anlen iptm-
mel: SON er set famine for6ringSlg>
ie, glade 9eaturmenneife, bpao entelt
1naa treffer bam Gorretningen.
Sapmgllen elter / bans elegante
&jem, bpor ban og bans pragtige
@uitrn bringer enbber til at befinbe
fig go6t.
9fu eleoer Sc Jig alle til at gienie
Sp6elan6et og 8arn6omsbiemmen
paa Saliter og 2angelan6. 81 Sil.
bageblipe116e f11lgte Dem til Sernba.
men og 6nifeoe 6em alle Selo og 2pffe
pao @eiien. 6. st.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-14
Sdn0agS(a(oonerne.
&entes l1tffeoe bele Miuneiutu.

.@einneiota &eieiteret afgap il6ite
l1ge en- @je1oelie / en- &etslag, Ser
bar anlagt moo en- ti6ligere MaDor I
ct. @lou6, &obinlon, for0i ban bab=
Sc regtet at luffe 8pens 5a1ooner
ON @pn6agen 1fjent Ser bar itil1et
Sorlangenoe til ban om at gi6re 0e1=
te. @agen gift gjelmem be forIfiel'
lige Sn1tanler, in0til nu Sgielteret
.bar ofgipet Sen en6elige 9om.
9e11ne gaar uo pan> at life Blot
Dar gobtnlon nberettiget til at la0e
Suloonerne Dgre aabne> noar Ser bar
forlangt at Sc ifl1l6e boloes luffe6e,
l,en enbper Mopor @toten, ser fife fife
bol0er fig 2opbu6et ON 56n6ogslnf-
ming efterrettelig, fan fratages I'll
Gn1be6e, og Stotens @enerol=9lobo=
fat ct berettiget til at gjen11emfgre
9open MISUNDERSTANDING 1t6e11 Sen,
iDn til Sc lofale @n1be6smnn6. @gn,
oagslnfningen er be6 6enne &ien6el-
ie fra en- Total Mffere gaaet ober til
at blibe ct @tatsonliggen6e.
0ette er en- 111eget betp0elig @eir
for Afbol6sfolfene og Yrobibitioni=
iterne, og Ser er al @run6 til at gn=
tie 6em til 2pffe me0 SEN. Det tpr
bentes, at tn6en lang Sis bill @gr=
oagslnfntngen bore giennemf6rt
bele 9taten> i0et De lofale @mbe6s=
mpno neppe bill uoiette fig for al
@totsmpn6tgbeoerne ifaI tre6e til for
at faa 2open, ser bor &ienmeI / Sc
rebi0ere6e 'Stotuter, oberboI6t.
@iolte @gnoag bar bper enelte ca
loon 4uffet / ct. saul, iiffert ner=
meit iom 6elge at &gieiteretsfienoeI=
fen, og fommen6e @dn6ag bill Ga
loonerne / 6e ner ct. Saul Iiggen6e
&omuner bore afiperre6e. Sra for
ffiellige Ste6er / @toten er in6Igbet
Meo6elelie on, at ltgnen6e syorboI6s
regler bill blipe tagne. Mihneiota bill
tntet tobe be6 oenne 6oranoring
Spirituoia ia=Srafifen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-14
0in0yrker=Strej6e.
Gn Niillipn Tranifmenb itanbier Mr'
bejbet.

S Jral1friges ipoligite Bropinier er
ser oisie Gage uobrn0t en- 1nerfe.
lig @treife. @ropinierae beboes noe
item uoeluffenoe at gin6prfere, men
Nriien paa oeres Eroopft er i De ie.
mere glar gaaet iaa laagt ne6, at Sc
nplten l1oen l1notagelie er bfepet for-
armeoe. Gette tilifriber 6e Sen uo,
itrafte Sabrifation al funltig @in,
fremitillet af @prit % aromatilfe
@sienier og 0lier, Ser; fan labes og
ialges longt billigere emo egte @iu,
fre1nitillet ii 9rper. gin6prferne
bar lange peret fortptbleoe ooer De.
res @tilling og far forlongt, at Ste.
gieringen ffal iorbpoe Tabrifation af
funitig Bir ga oeres Sorlangenoe
er blepet upaaagtet, bar 6e grebet til
Selpbi91p
@mbe6smenoene / @Derne og paa
2an6et bar neolagt oeres @mbe6er,
og 9eationalflaget er blepet itreget
paa Sc offenlige 8pgninger. 9llt Mr,
bei6e er blebet neblagt, og omtrent
en- @}tllion ,Menneifer er le0tge. 8e-
folfningen negter at betale Sfatter
og oil fife bite &egieringen 2p6ig-
beo. @n 8on0e Deo Nabn Marcellt1
9llbert er 2e0er al 8ebegellen og
olle bans 8efalinger a6lpoes til
&unft og &riffe. Sc Streifen6e, til
bbem alle 6e fratraa0te @mbe6s=
men0, Bolitiet in0befattet> bar Tuttet
Jig, foranitalter itore Sptog, men bar
biotil afbolbt fig fra enbber l1or6er1.
9fegieringen itoar bielpeles operfor
@eppgelien. Sen sbolaer Sropper
8ereoifob for at onanpe oprgrFe 8e=
1nonltrationer, men bor bibtil iff
bapt Mnpenbelie for 6em., Gog pen=
tee Set, at laa6onne pil in6trGffe,
}aa mart Ser bliber gtbet 2ejltgbe6
bertil, ga 8efolfntngen ct meget
barmblo6ig.
S set frantic 9eputeretfomn1er
ser 9lnle6ning al Strejfen ino
brogt ct Sorilog ON fSorbu6 no>
6obrifotion al fltnitig Sin og Sees
19ttelIe af @fatterne, men Sc Strej
}en6e bar erflpret, at Bette syorIa
life er rd6ifalt nof. 8eppgelien gri,
Der ON fig, og &egjeringen er meget
Gn9ltelig for Srenti6eu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-14

Sonbnras 9eatipnal 2otterD So. ct
Nabnet paa ct 2otterifirmo, ser bar
bgret @ienltan6 for lengere Sios
&etsforfplgning for at bape 6rebet
2ottertbtrfionbe6 in1o6 2oben, oo
iom nu bar erfl9ret Jig ifpl6ig, er
hlebet i6gn1t en ian1let W}nlft poo
$284,000 og bar obergibet lit Srpf-
feri og alle fine @ie116ele til &eqie.
ringen for 96eleggelie. 2otterifon1-
pagniet er set iamme iom set gooe
gan1le 2oni iiono @tatslotteri, ser
lige li6en 1877 bar beret forfulgt al
&egiertngs mpn6igbe6erne, og for
k6pis l1orpooelie Ser bar peret peotq-
get fiere forifjellige 2ope, ioni for
bg6 2otteriforretning. @onpdgitte1
bar babt tit Srpffert / 8ilmin9ton
Del., og 0a set er forbuot at ien6'
Observation-Disclosures eller 2o6ie6
Ter meo &oit eller iom Sragt elle'
Gfspresparer, er alle bets 6orienoel
Ter ffet pe0 pribate 8n6e 6erit III
er set, efter Sc mango Mars &etsfor
fgIgning, IDffe6es gfegieringen at til
peiebrinee obiolut feloenoe 8epiie
J mob Ron,pa agniet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-14

Set oen 1. og 2. SSuni Hertb g,,i
bop, g. S., afbol0te @onmernpbe.
fra bpilfet ri iiolte Numer rne6oeltf
Sr. 9auriens &elfomittale, bar etc
De Meooelelier, ri fra forifiellige @i,
Der bar mootaget, faa bel lom eftel
&eferoter / uNor0l. beret oberor'
oenlig pellDffet. Set bor nermejt G!
l@ngooms1ne6e, og fra alle @gne
&1ten, bbor ser er en- 6anf ling
oomsbebegelie, iamle0es Deltagernt
&ertb Mmbops 6anife Strife, ct
Stefans. Set bar &ertb 9lmbopS
un9e Dan tie, ser bar @9rter, og 81
uofpl6te 6eres &perb til Sul6fom'
nenbe6.
0fpoet begpn6te 2gr6ag 9lften mel
at en- @ang al sl6am Gan: uSoll
llng6omsflaget u.s., bleb iunget
bporefter @r. 2aurien bolot @elfomit,
tolen. Saa bar ser 0plesntng al
9feoafter &ortnacf (u9ibsgleoe" al
@uitap @ieo og nogle 9tgte), bbor.
eiter Ell uGonmarfsleg", arrangere1
al l1ngoomsforeningen / &ertb 9lm.
bon, opfprtes. Otter bette bar 6e1
fri 9isfusiion om forfjellige @mner
iamt Saler. Set bar mango forifiel.
lige @rnner ser bar fre1nme: ON Ting.
bommens &onp for sSoealismen, on
9ipfommerlelifabe ON 89rnebiem
oip., og mango go6e Sr6 blep Ser
logt. Meen alle ipnes at bore enige
on at ltng6nmnen bolot Jig alt for
neget tilbage fra Geltagelie Gebat
terne, ioale6es at Sen rette l1ng6on1s,
gnilt r10ebleb.
Sm Sg11oagen 1ful0e ser pare1
Sfobtur, men @eiret lag0e Sorbino
ringer / Seien, laa 1nal1 maatte bol0f
Jig in6en6Grs / &irfen. S oct belf
bar 8ejret meget ubel6igt un0er Wfp
set, ioa Set let life blep Set Srilufts
mp0e man bab0e 1tilet efter. gei
Spn0agsmpoet fuloe ST.. 6. 9
Stranopolo bol6e Soreorag, mer
ltni00elbart forin0en Mp0et bp6
bans lille @gn, ioa ban life fun0
fomme til l1te6e. Soreoroget bleb 81
ople1t al Ge6aft9r @artnacf, og b
ifol ber giengipe Set efter&r. Stran0
pol6s. ManuI Ifrtpt. @mnet bar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-14
0an(ke / 311ic6igan
paa @ientrejie.

9gnoag oen 2. SUM- iperme6e oct
n1e0 Danife paa Detroit> Micb.> flot.
te &otel u&be @apne"> Ser ligger
lmuft beo Getroit giper, meo @ino.
lor> Ontario, @an.> paa 6en an6en
SIDE 6lo0en. @n0el al Dem u6gior.
Sc ct &ejiefelge, Ser ifuloe paa 2ang-
fart.
&asmus @anlen fra @rapling,
Mtcb., Sielen / set itore &gnmerfir.
ma Sailing &anIen Co., me6 5orrets
ninger, &ontorer og @apmpller /
@rapling, Mantitee, ssSobannesburG
2e&pistotpn, Getroit etc., og bans
&uitru, bans @boger, @asmus 8ap
ne6 &uitra og @en, Claus &anien
fra Montitee og 2ors Gbriitofferien
fra 2etptston uogior6e gfeiiefglget.
&eiien gial6t ga1nle Donn1arf.
Sor at billie paa Dem og 1lge Dem
ct ii6lte 6arpel iamt ien6e en- &ilien
til 6e6relanoet bar fremmeot Sr. N.
Micbelien og @en, al Sirmaet /
@ropling = @r. Micbelien Sun. er
ct, bent pe6 Mnn 9lrbor l1niberiitet,
Mitb. @aftor, 81. g. 9. 8ecber fra
@ropIing, @ibbman6 &ictor Olien og
Sdrgen Sperien, Detroit, Gan6. polpt
g. 0rtpe6 fra @alferbille, Ontario
gan., oa bette 8loos forenoe @peno-
Set iriimiime6e om grene mes @an1.
alle 8egne og Mmeritanerne fit ptit.
NOT en- soc ON, at bort Mo6er&ttnal
er 6eiligt, set bar iud milo en-
| Slang. De ipntes ollie meget opli,
be6e og trteresiere6e 6e 8ort6rogen,
Sc, bpno 10 lite er iaa un6erltgt
naar set betpnfes, at 81. &onien oQ
bans Sirn1a er ct af 6e neetigitt
2unberfirmaer / Mmerifa, og st
&onien ie1p en- iieI6en Intelligent
ippn og Iigefrem Manb. Sanien Ton
! Ter til glmerifa for ca, 40 Mar ii6en
Iefter at ban bienn1e ionl is Mul
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-14
Sibernes Segn.

vSinli0es Set 1tore 8er0ensbap llo>
Der en- gommel, ganmel &pin6e o.
lfuer - me6 @aan6en oper
8rpnet - moo @eit. &enoea
&oar er iaa bpi6t iom ser
bpi6e @ne> ben0es Sing er bejet, men
benoes 5ino, 6et er iaa 1tngt lom f3
9lor tilbage.
SUN ii66er og bol6er gle mes fine
@ern uoe set Sremmeoe> og bpe
Gang BUN merfer, at 6e gigr ZEN.
oeS geabn Sore, ga glin1ter ct @mil
benoeS 9ie = bber @ang FUN be-
rer fine @6rn tale og ipnge paa Sci
Sprog> bun lelp bar lert 6em = 50
ronfeS Sen gamle, bpie6e @pg. Sa
me6ens 6e lDie @ommerneMer
9rpmme og Sc lange @tnter6age
2engsler farer benober 6en gan1le
apin1es @obeo, prgber bun at granif
o9 foritdd Sc @liner og Segn, ser al.
tio goar foru6 for st eiu I a e r
Srofalt fio6er FUN ser Mar efter Ma1
pg ier blot n6 ober SEN bt6e 8er6en
Com BUN alti6 globes, 1taar ben'
0es 8grn in1l,ft og flogt bruge1
Mooersmaalet - 11oor Sc bprner ON
. ct, Ser er ben6es 6preite
sic, ioa gle6es BUN iiffert ogiaa
Sag oper ben Sfare, iom ber meIIem
iommergrenne Ereer iomIes til ben.
bes 9@re.
@een oltt6 ipbreer bu11 efter 81 e.
inl t terne.
Set mao pt eril16re.
So oItiS t9Ssf hipirS Eioernes segn
ti5eh for Fl g % fin,
9eraf Ieier BUN S r e m
8 prn.
SUN feiter fit &oob be6 ben oomle
ieirforiqtten6e @ptnttg: So .
Il II g 5 m nj e n er, 6e
gror 6remtf6er.
Siftorien og set 6agIige 2ip bite
os, at giIpareIien fan inooeles / I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-14
8ri,,ta Spar.

Siitorie-2preren bar in6gaaenoe
beifrepet @Iofterbaienet / Mi66elaI-
6eren og fortalt, at Sorftanoeren
bar faIot @rior, 90 ban retter oct
@pprgsmaoI til en- of alosiens ftore
Dreng:
&pa6 falotes iaa Sorftanoerinoen
for faa6ant ct &Iofter.?
Snar Brin1ao aoont1a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-14
mrlln1att disappointment.
oil Hnlsx pr. Gnftakth.

G9gt er omtrent ], 900 Yu1b, er belt
/ IA &um for: at forminoife 6aren
for @fsplolion; Netroleumen Tan
pumpes fra set enc &nm til 6et an.
set og 0erpeo bol0e 5fibet 2ige.
pugt. @onoolens 9i6er er befl96te
lne0 itramtiio6en6e Silfe. Beb @fi.
bets Mgterenoe er 9foret anbragt.
Set bar Sorm lom ct @Dflebiul, er
800 &paoratfo0 itort og peier til
Ero6s for 6enne betp6elige @tgrrelie
fun 80 Hur6.
st lille @tpffe foran @fibets
Miotpltnft er Moffi11en anbrogt. Set
er en- meget lolio og iiffert 9aaen6e
Yetroleumsmotor paa 70 @eites
&roft og peien6e 800 Tun6. @fruer.
re, Ser ifal 0ripe Sfibet frema6, er af
lan1me SDpe, iom Sc, ser anben6es |
Sc franife Militer=2uftfibe og er an.
brogte pe6 @fibets W1iotpunft poa
bper Sioe al Bette. 0e beitaar af to
Staalbla6e, II 500 / Diameter, og
fan giere $50 Snoreintnger / Mi,
nuttet.
:@.::bet fan n1e0fgre 10 a IL Ser
ioner, 12 &unoe ian1t forrg6en Rro-
biant og l10rultning, 6eriblanot @lR-
ser, @aa6e, Selte oip. Den meofgrte
Eetroleum bar en- @egt af $500
&un6 og fan 1ette Maifinen / Ston6
til at arbej6e $50 Si1ner meo eu
Normalfart al IA &11ob / $tn1en.
timber &eiien bill 2uftftbet itabtg
bore / &ontaft meo Sor6en beo
@j9lp al en- 5lebeltne. 2uftftbet
bill iaa piot 1nuligt blipe bolot en-
6ej6e of fra 300 til 500 500, og
Slebelinien oil bore af flor 8etDo<
ming for @tpringen. s @te6et for
= lom el1ers - at gi6re 2inen at
5taal, er SEN labet lom en- @lagS
v9gber=Slange" Is Sommer / 9ta-
meter, 1870 SOB lang og bejen6e om-
trent 1400 Yuno; en ftprf StoaG-
trosie of pasiell0e 2angoe forbtnoer
0en mes 2l1ftfibet: @longen er
fpl6t mes &elerbe=2epne6smi6ler til
en- @rgt al 1900 @ul16 og ct Be- ilaaet
mes tpn6e @taollfir1ner, 6els for at
itprfe 6en 6els for at brtnge ben
til at glide let fen ober SO og @ne.
Gen bil ogloa bore Stan6 til at
flD0e poa @un6et, bbis 1nan tr9ffer
nobent @an6.
Gen 1amle6e @egt al 2ebnebsni6-
lv ct 5000 &un0 og er ttl1treffeltg
;S9oe for @fspe6itionen 10 Mao1e.
ser.
Wr. @rll1non nerer en- 11roffelig
Sro til, at bans @fspe6ition ifal IDf-
fes. Sil en- 8laomon6 n6tolte fan
iaale6es.
u@fspoitionen bil bere rultet til
at mg6e alIe @pertualiteter. @fnI6e
2uftifibet ipigte os eller forulpffe, bill
ri b9re Ston6 til at fortiette Mei-
len / @un6eiln6er og 8aa6e. Men oet
er bort &aab og Dor Gro, at v9lmert-
ca" bill f6re os til 8olen og belize
6oloen tilbage igien. &eiien til Ho>
len bill antagelig bare 10 30 Gage.
Sful6e set lpffes os at naa Bolen,
er Set life n0elnffet, at bi bil benDtte
% af en- eller anoen gunitig 8in6 til
at ben0e ttlbage a6 en- anben Suite,
Ioaleoes at bi = efter at babe naoet
&olen multg bill gaa til slIaifo,
Stbirten eller @rdn1an6.
SSngn fan mere en6 leg bnr6ere Sc
itore 8anifeligbe6er, iom bort Sore
tagen6e er n6iat for. Men bi bar
giort, bbao Ser ito6 Dor Magt, for
at forbere6e alt paa be6ite Moo6e,
og frenes bore MnitrengeIier lite me6
Sel6, bill set lite bore nogen @fam
for os".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
the Methodist Epiacopa1 Church, South
for missions. 80 t87'5l \ =

for missions. Az
Stress was laid III, the report to the
promising outlook afforded by the
rapid development Of the laymen's
movement. and the call of the mission
stations for moro men.
Rev. A. 3. Sharpe read an abstract
sof the. lreport OF the Methodist 1nsti.
stute for Christian Work located In
Richmond, which was made the basis
for a lone mission discussion. Guper-
intendcnt Sharpe's growing work for
men and q development Of a now de.
pertinent under an assistant for mis-
sion work among women and children
were fully described.
q Rev. II. M. DuE,ose. ecretary OF tho
EpSycrtll I.eaEue and editor Of the Ep-
worth Era, ad dressed the gathering on
S'Nissions and the Relation OF the ZIP.
WORTH, LeaEue to Missionary Develops.
nlent." DR. DuEosc showed In his
REMARKS that during the sew
enteen years OIL It's active work In tho
Southern Methodist Church. the Gr-
worth League had furnished 700 young
mon forythe Methodist ministry.
The night meeting. as were the
former nights. was sharac-
,terizedfby q large, attendapce, the con-
ference having the. attention OF Pee
tersburg people q large degree. BE.
fore the hour fof service every seat
was occupied. Alarge clnir rendered
an opening nnth6tn and led In sevs tal
we'll known hymns w. p. 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
BARNEY CALMLY
REVIEWS AFFAIRS
Dying millionaire Calls in His
Attorneys and Makes
. New Will.

NEW YORK, November l5.-Mortally
wounded by his own hand, Charles
Tracy Barney summoned his family aud
lawyers to his bedside, and after calmly
reviewing his business and private at
fairs and giving minute expression Of
his wishes in certain matters. dictated
and signed Will in which his wife
was made the principal beneficiary. This
matter disposed of, he submitted with
resignation to the operation through
which his physician had hoped to save
his life. a half-hour after the lawyers
withdrew the former head Of the Knick-
erbocker Trust Company was dead.
This became known to-day through
a statement made by Albert S. Milbank.
OF the law firm OF Masten and Nichols.
Mr.. Barney's personal attorneys. and
explains the presence at the house
when the coroner arrived yesterday OF
Arthur II. Masten and George t. Mich
OILS. the firm members. 1t was given
out at the house. following the death
OF Mr.. Barney yesterday, that the dying
man had said nothing further than the
remark. repeated later by DIR. George
a. Dixon: Doctor. this is an accidents"
Value Of inquired Estate.
1t is believed that the estate ut
present will net about $s.b00.ooo I'M
1~'S'A'aSuS VI Il previous VIII
Barney made disposition Of from
sI,ooo.ooo to 100000. In yesterdays
VIII the banker directed that his estate
should be incorporated and admins
tered by board OF trustees chosen
from his former associates In the direc-
torate OF the now suspended Knlcker-
booker Trust Company. Barney di-
rected that his wife should be the chief
peneHciary after his debts were paid.
Rev. Dr.. Charles II. Parkhurst called
at the Barney home to-day. 7Upon
leaving he announced that a private
funeral VIII be held Tomorrow after
lawn.
The Knickerbocker Trust Company
deposltors' committee met to-day and
organized by electing Hlndsill Parsons,
general counsel and vice-president OF
the General Electric Company, chair
man. and William Butler Duncan. ,Ir.
treasurer. Resolutions expressing. re.
sret over the death OF Mr.. Barney were
49,
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GlNATIO
is a valuable asset
whenit is healthy.
but when you are consti-
pated you cant think
clearly.
Tske Il Glass
Hunya1 James water Y
Before breakfast. u
Unequdled for Constipation.
a NATURAL
LAXATIVE WATER ~ ~ !:
Bottled a&Ig0E
at the Springs. &C.
Bottled
at the Springs.
to morrow morning and evening.
Avoid substitutes.

| > q : d i
At vcnable street Baptist Church
the pastor. Rev. Charles E. Stuart, Will
preach at II a. NJ on Each Ones
Part and at s r. NJ. on "Bo!ng Born
Again" Baptizing at the evening SER
vice. Revival services. conducted by
DIR. f. II. Martin. of Salem, will begin
Monday night Since the pastor began
preparations for this twenty have been
received In the church.
Tho regular services will be held IA
Randolph Street Baptist Church on
Sunday In the absence OF the pas.
tor. who is in panville. Rev. II. NJ
Bowling will preach at II a. ". and
Rev. ]. F. Gulick at p. n.
Services will be held In the First
Unitarian Church. corner Floyd Ave.
nue. and Harrison Street. tomorrow
morning by the pastor. the Rev. John
l.. Robinson. and In the evening By the
Rev. Mr.. scaton, former pastor.
At the First Presbyterian Church tho
both morning and at night Morning
subject. The Temptation OF Christ"
Divine service will be held At Fair
mount Christian Church tomorrow
morning and evening. The Rev. Hugh
W, sublett will preach at both services.
Regular services OF First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, will be held to-mor.
row at II O'Clock In the church. Park
and Meadow Streets. Subject OF ser-
mon. Soul and BODY
At st. James Methodist Church to-
morrow Rev. W. a. Cooper. one Of tho
former pastors OF the charge. Will
preach at IL A. NJ. and r. n.
The Rev. DR.. Russell Cecil will preach
at the Second Presbyterian Church at
both services.
The Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins viii
preach tomorrow morning and night
In the West End Christian Church. Tho
morning subject will be THE Revision
of the Scriptures" The night subject
VIII be Shadows With the Power TO
Heal"
The frances Willard Union will hold
Its regular temperance meeting on
Tuesday at 4 p. n. at the Asbury
Methodist Church, Ldmbardy Street
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CALLS THE LEGISLATURES.
California to Meet Couditions Arising From
Financial Strlngency.

SACRAMENTO, CAL. November la.-
Governor Gillette to-day issued procla.
melton calling special session of the Leg
stature to convene Tuesday, November 18th.
the chief object OF the session is TO meet
eonditions arising from the present nnnn-
clai strtngency. In addition. the Lcgisa-
turo IL expected to remove from office state
railroad Commissioner Ander NJ Wilson
Nf1nsr supervisor OF san Francisco, who has
cotleksed TO receiving bribes He refuses
10 resign and cannot be summarily onste,i
by the Governor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
BROUGHT CLASS HERE

NIIrs HaliburtOn Showed How Pnpils Had
Advanced in Reading.
Miss Halliburton. of Farmyille, brought 4
class of nine young upls to Richmond yes.
,erday and showed the value OF proper
trsining to large number of teachers ut
the Central School at o'clock In the after.
noon. The pupils from the reading class
gaSe remarkable exhibition. showing how
rf-tdly they had progressed since the
opening in September, the exhibition being
opportunities the children displayed their
skill. after which Miss Halliburton lecturei
on the teaching of reading.
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.sll-Dny Holiness Meeting.

An all-day holiness meeting Will Ike held
In the West End Rescue Mission, No sos
West Cary Street, tomorrow. Services viii
be as follows: 10 A. NJ. Sunday school les.
son taught: II A. NJ, praise and testimony
meeting With sermon: a.3o r.. NJ, holiness
ineetlng and divine healing service; s r. ~,
holiness revival. All are welcome at these
mission meetings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
STANDARD OIL ADDS MITE
TO SMELL CIRCULATION

NEW YORK, November I5.-The dlreoto "
Of the standard Oil Company to-day de-
sared Quarterly Dividend OF $40 per ahura
on we capital stock. This is the same
Quarter last year. The dividend is payabis