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New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
u,uxs oe OLD wH6LERs eEAcHEo.

In cleaning out the channel 70 make room &c
the docking of F. C Havens's yacht La Maseotte
III AT Sag Harbor. yesterday. the hulks OF the
ubaJa ships Fair Helen and Thames were IN
covered ana partly removed These two old whal-
ers were condemned and wrecked in front OF the
beach in 1885 and yesterday, when their ttmoers
were hauled on the beach they were to'ind 20 oe
a. solid and in as good condition TIE day the
vessels were launched
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
ARCHBISHOP PLAToN SAILS.

ST. Petersburg. Sept 4.-The Most Rev. DR.. Pla-
ton the recently appointed Archbishop OF the
Orthodox Russian Church in the United States. in
succession TO the Rev. Dr. Tikhon. has started for
New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
GOES TO SLEEP AND IS DROWNED.

Eugene Wickham. OF No 22S East 54th street. one
Of the hest known characters along the East River
front fell off the pier at East 49th street. yeSter-
day and drowned
Wfckhann fell asleep the pier and t IS pre-
s,roe5 that he struck his head in falling as he wa
a GOOD swimmer
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
POLAR BEAR TRACTION SCHEME.

Copenhagen, Sept. 4-Captain Amundsen, who in
1906 navigated tbs Northwest Passage. is making
preparations for Polar expedition 1t is reported
that he intends TO use Polar bears d dogs
used in the frozen North.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
pQcckI VN MAN BROWNS.

syracuse. Sept Edward Haffner OF BROOKLYN
,ynfle swimming in reservoir III tiis CITY
VIZ -. NTH a ramp and went down. He was
aoo5 and physicians worked over him. but "eTe
,,,a4Io 70 $3.50 his "ts
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-04-11
STRYCHNINE

I sell the Powers & Weightman powder strychnine
only, by experience l find it is the best Buy your
strychnne here and you will not regret it. We also
have other Gopher Killers We keep Billes' Gopher
Poison, Gopher Pills, and Mickelsons kil-Em-Q Quick.
Now is the time to start not a month from now.
Send to me for quotations on large quantities.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-04-11

ETP(T wish to call your attention to our
11<0 - Formaldehyde. l bought two
barrels from Noyes Bros & Cutler. This has been
tested by Prof. E. Ladd and found good.
always have my formaldehyde tested before
offer pound for sale, thus saving the farmer
whole lot Of time and money.
sell Formaldehyde
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-04-11
Csc per Ib.
3 lbs. for $l.0o.
10 lbs for $500.

Shall be pleased to fill all orders at this price
Mail orders strictly attended to.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26

"The manner of their death was tne
browning glory of their lives. "-Jeffer-
son Davis.
but there are deeds which should not
pass away, .
And deeds that should not wilmer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26
List of NeU Juvenile
Fiction at Carnegie Library

| Barbour, r. H.-"Behind the Line;"
Captain of the Crew Crimson ms ss sweat,
BACK the He lon y Your are aSh arR
''Weatherby's SIN 5nnin !E,s.s,r. ., psvrs
Bradley, will-"Peter Poodle"
Brooks. Hildegard-"Largy Furnace"
Brooks, Lesliem,,"Children's Books: .
Be One of Them" More Goops."
Sarnsft t MRS Princess Snaen SILVER Rgs
Bell" "Racketty- Packetty House"
High valley" What Katy Did" what
Katy Did at School, What Katy Did
Cox, Palmer-"Brownie Primer
Deland. z. D.-"Little Son Of Sun
s Diaz, Mrs, abby tMorton)-"Polly
PBlSSi 3. ". 'MsSfrylips;,,, -.,,.,,
N! pSdl SGf a. with Mask and Mitt"
Fairstar. Mrs.-'Memoirs Of Lon
FLETCHER. R. H.-"Marjorie and Her
Fr fFeae nj;m Allen-"pelham and His
Gates, Mrs Josephine (Scribner)-
Gilliat; E.-.Forest Outlaws" Tn
Green, A A.-"Good Fairy and the
Grinnell. G. B-"Jack in the Rock
Haley, M. M-"DornffeId Summer"
Hammond. Haroid< Further For
tunes of Pinkey Ferkin;' ''Pinkey Per-
Hopkins, W. J."Airship Dragon fly"
Ingersoll. .Ernest-"Eight Secrets"
Jamison, Mrs. C. G. (Dakin)-"Lady
Johnson. Clifton" Birch-tree Fairy
| Book"
Johnson. Rassiter-"Phaeton Rog-
Little Coloner'; Little Colonel TS at
Boarding School"; Little Coloners
Xmas Vacation: Little Coloners
Hero; Little Coloners Holidays;
Little ColonePs House Party: Little
Colonel In Arizona"; Little Colonel
ries." Two Little knights of Ken
lucky"
Kaler, ]. O.--'Light Keepers"
King, Charles--Cadet Days"
Kirk, Mrs. E. o. w-"Dorothy and
Her Friends; Dorothy Deane".
Lang, Andrew. (ed)-"Arabian
Nights Entertainment; BLUE Fairy
Book; Orange Fairy Book; Grim
Lungard. Mrs. F. s. (shaw)-"castle
Blair"
Meade, L. T--"sweet Girl Gradu-
Miller, o. T.-"Kristy's Rainy Day
Picnic"
Munroe Kirk - "campmates";
Potter Beatrix-Tailor Of Glouces-
ter'c Tale of BENJAMIN Bunny; Tale
Of Mrs. Tiggy Wrinkle; Tale of Mr..
kim: Tale of Two Bad Mice; Tale
Pyle, Katherine-"Nancy Rutledge"
Ray. A. C;-Janet".
richmond, G. L-"second Violin"
Schwartz. ]. A.-"Elinor's College
| Career"
sewell. Anna-"Black, Beauty"
Sidney, Margaret, (pseud)-"Little
Maid of Concord Town; Two Little
stoddard, W. o.G"pab Kinzer"; "on
Mustang; White Cave"
Strang. Herbert-"Brown of Mouk-
dem; Lee divers Command
Taggart M. A.-'Daddy's Daugh-
Thompson. A. R.-"shipwrecked in
Greenland"
Against the Iroquois."
True, j. P-'Scouting for Washing
tom ..r =,
M. c.; Wheat and Huckleberries."
Warde. Margaret-"Betty Wales.
FIRES hman"; Getty wales. Junior;
Betty Wales, Sophomore;
Weikel, A. H. -"Betty Baird"
wells. Carolyn-"Patty at Home;
PATTY in the City; Patty's summer
Days; Patty. Fairfield"
whites E. O.-"Borrowed SISTER;
| only Child" i
Wiggin, K. D. and Smith-"Fairy
Ring; STORY Hours"
Henderson, w. J.-"Sea yarns foF
Pmmer-"'Rov and Ray in Mexico.
pyle, Howard-"S stolen Treasure;
| Peck H. F.-"Adventures OF Maoel.
u Wiggin' X D.-"Pinafores Palace"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26
PAVING BIDS WANTED

Sealed proposals in duplicate will be
received by the City Treasurer of Mont
gomery. Alabama, until IL o'clock. noon.
Monday. June 8, 1907. for paving Caro-
line Street, from south side of Clayton
street to north side of Mildred Street,
with vitrifed brick. asphalt, bitulithic
pavement or gravel; also all necessary
granite curbing and storm water sew
ers5in connection Herewith.
Wilson Street, from east side OF Sayre
Street to west side of South Court
Street. with vitrified brick. asphalt, bit-
ulithic pavement or gravel; also all nec-
essary granite curbing and storm wea-
Their sewers in connection herewith; all
according to plans and specifications in
the City Engineers office. City reserves
the option of paying with cash or bonds
with accrued interest. Certified check
on a bank In the sum or $4,000 on each
street to accompany each bid. City re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
r. s. WILLIAMS. city Treasurer.
Rn-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26

Following is list of new fiction for
juveniles which has just been received
at the Carnegie Library in Montgom-
cry:
Alcott, L. M.-"Eight Cousins" Jack
and Jill;" Jos Boys" Little Men,"
Little Women; old Fashioned Girl"
Rose in Bloom Under the Lilacs."
Alden, w. E.--"Moral Pirates"
Baker, Cornelia-"Court Jester"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26
Congestion on the Railroads.

Secretary Shaw IN beSlle 5.
America is plethoric in everything.
Our circulation is congested. In other
words, our transportation facilities are
motive works and car factories are run
ming twenty-four hours day. And
all this Notwithstanding. some of our
great transcontinental lines do not
POSSESS sufficient sidetracks to hold
their present equipment of cars. We
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26

Chapter decided to consider same at
the nextsmeeting
MisssElma Holland and Mrs. F. NJ.
Brannen were made "a committee to
arrange an entertainment for the pur-
pose of making money to buy a book
case for our hall.
The committee on program for jeff
Davis's birthday decided to observe it
on June Z, dnstead of the 3rd) as that
will be our regular monthly meeting,
and only few days afterwards.
After adjournment, delicious straw
berries cream and cake were served
Mrs. Kate Vann,
Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26

are now as much in need of double
tracking our transcontinental lines of
railroad as we were originally in need
of these lines. The combined rail-
roads could not transport an army with
necessary supplies to the Pacific Coast
in six months Our salvation lies in
needed At least let us So hope and
pray.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26

Kuroki although the veteran OF
countless battles, is afraid of the au-
tomobile. Fools rush In" etc, and
Kuroki is a solemn looking wise old
owl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26

Editor-in-C Chief. Mrs. Chares G.
Brown, 1876 N. 18th St.. Birmin CHAM,
Ala.
Assistant Editor-Mrs. Belle Allen
Ross, 220 Washington Avenue, Mont
gomery. Ala.
Historical Editor-Mrs. Harvey Jones'
Spring Hill. Ala.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-16

Mr>. Ingram ot Yell County k visiting Mrs. Mary Davis at this.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-16
 BALDWIN.

August II. Health is not so good. Weather has been No eX- tremeiy hot, and 50 much dust.
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roberts, on the lIth inst, I daughter. Mother is not doing so well aS we would wish her.
 Mrs. Joe Hunt has been on the sick list, and Is still feeble. Em- ma Cleveland gets no better,
 There was a protracted meet ing going on all last week al Wynan. One member received and baptised into the Baptist Church Sunday. Services again last night and may be continued on this week.
 Frank WiIllford. with wife ard daughters Dolly and Rebecca.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-16
 BLEWFORD.

Aug. l3-George Thompson of Westville. T., has been visiting relatives in this neighbQrho0d
 Tin Eonum and N. II Higgs puf- chased peaches out near Springdale t0 can, as there vii not be enough peaches ln thls vicinity t9 supply the demand.
 lawerenee Anderson has recovered from slight attack 0f tYph0ld fever but k very sick now with enlarge ment of the liver and IS n9t expected to live.
 L. No has been sufferlng consider ably with neuralgia lately.
 Mr and Mrs. stockton's daughter Of Alma. Ark, is visiting here.
 our rural telephone line may not go on to central as the other lines around here are getting such little service.
 Mrs Hinshaw lost pig last week and found 1t swimming around in about two feet Of water in her cis- tern. She had to climb down and carry it out. It was still alive.
 George Vernon has been helping put up an evaporation for Dr. Fergus at r, n Springs.
 WEI 'he nu7 VI VI ,s te4t liern lH the ~pf.ngtal- Neas tea weeEs
The Springdale news., 1907-08-16
Heigbborbood Hews.
GOSHEN.

August Quite a crowd ot Goshen people attended the re- union at Macedonia Friday and Saturday.
 Mrs. Jennie Phillips and daughter, Miss Grace, of Fay etteyille. and Miss Edith Sher- man of Bentonville are visiting friends in Goshen this week.
 Tom Gibson of Wesley, was here Wednesday.
 Abraham Denton of Texas, is visiting at Col. W. NJ. Phillips. Mrs. ]. F. Hayes Is on the sick list this week.
 Jesse Cannon is spending the week in Spring Valley.
 James Culwell, who has been over at Fayetteville having his eyes treated. has returned.
 Born. to Atr. and Mrs Baker. q daughter last week,
 A. (. Watson and son Thur man intend to start 10 Califor- nia in the near future.
 Judge Williams af Fayetteville lle was n town Saturday afternoon John Hayes. Fred 3TaHst5H, Bill Hash and Ezra GalwelI made a flying trip to Sprlngda1e Saturday.
 Say. our school is just fine, en- ro1lment 20.
 Why don't you come 10 Sun day school and prayer meeting: That rain didn't come to Go- shen Sunday. Everybody is saying drouth.
 Blue Bells items are rather short, but things have quit hap pening.
 BLUE BELL.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-16

age please state which four large mai order houses lad busted
 Mully il didn't happen u be Hfo Gilmore that is holding pr0tFacted meeting at Grandview, but two of his boy preachers.
 Some of the neighbors have been baling their straw this dry weather.
 The thermometer was at 70 the first of last week and yesterday at los .}e degrees difference is quite d Ult ID so snort time.
 Win Mustain's folks went down to MT. Franklin s at Logan yesterday tC see Mrs. Mustains sister from the Ia. dian Territory.
 Elmer Holland is building cellar on top of the ground. making double walls one foot apart and putting Sa " dust betwee and above.
 Mrs. slnglet6n from ID 9a Lick branch was down to see her brother Ein.law, Lawerence Andersen last week.
 Nr. and Mrs. Payne were guests at Johnnie Craigs yesterday.
 Several from here attended services at Harmon the past week.
 Tin Bonum was burning a brush nile last week and the fire got away running in the Japanese clover, and he had d hard time putting It cut, it was so dry.
 MT. stockton $ family intend moy- ing to Oklahoma soon.
 Corn is drying Qp pretty pad ln n)aces and garden truck will soon be a thing of the past if it don | rain soon
 hpp.e hare iag h.s eee m
 Miss Mary Lowe was mafr4ed ge-
The Springdale news., 1907-08-16

from Commanche. Texas, have been visiting friends and rela- tives in Baldwin and Wyman the past week and attending the protraeted meeting some.
 There was very good audi ence at meeting Sunday and dim ner on the ground. Two serm- ons, notwithstanding the heat and dust. The young people en- tertained us with some good songs and music on the organ just after dinner was served.
 Mrs. D. w. Moore and daugh- ter Lucille have been visitors Tn Baldwin the past week.
 We learned yesterday that Geo. Johnston's thresher couldn' | get into our vicinity till after the 20th inst. We had all been eX- pecting 1t this week. but hope It i> for the best. Perhaps We will have some rain bv then to cool the air and lay the dust.
 Ne are too apt 10 murmur and complain at natures ways. Along in spring 1t rained too much and We all grunbled. Now, we'd like to have some Of It, but our Father know  eth our needs and also our un- gratefulneSs for past blessings received In the people profess lne te be followers ot Christ would only unite in prayer 10 God tor q breaking ID q this drouth l believe II would be heard and answered. read in The News where they had held q meeting of prayer for rain in Missouri and II come. Then why not try 1t here Sueh k my faith in prayer. Where two or three are gathered together in my name and agree on one thing one supplieation the fer vent effeetuai prayer ot tie righteous avalleth much.
 Corn crops are burning up for want of rain and stock k suffer ing for grass. Its all dried np.
 F.A K.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-16

Aug. iS.
 The hills are deaFe,, which our childish Have climbed the earliest. and the streams Are ,eVt5 those al which ouf young hps
 drank
 stepped to ther waters OCT the grassy
 bank
 and right here near Johnson is an ideal place for picnies the big springs above the roller mill where the Methodist and Presby- terian Sunday Schools of Fay etteville spent last Thursday and Friday.
 Mrs. A1ollie E. Boothe os Eul- ton, Mo, iS visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. A. (. Fisher
 Col. E. F Johnson aid wife returned Friday from an ofer- land trip to Gravett where they attended the big plcnic on Thursday
 ]. r. Busey and family were visiting Johnson relatives and friends the first ot last week. Jim IS one of the jolly old peda- gogues of the long ago but has been engaged in business at Wetumpka. l. T.. for several years.
 Aunt Mary Pearson has bought q house and lot at Sprlngdale and moved up there yesterday. She has rented her Johnson prop erty 10 Andy Cardweil wilo IS
The Springdale news., 1907-08-16

AtiS aSl =. | tIt VI - VI NtI1 people is. we wish t would rain.
 Mr>. Ingram ot Yell County k visiting Mrs. Mary Davis at this place.
 Bob Robinson of Westvilie visited his family, temporarily stopping al this place, last Sun- day.=
 Ella Luther k teaching school at Lone Star.
 nr. eannon'S Witeis indispoz- ed.
 H. Bayle>' brother and wife ot Georgia are making illm visit.
 Mr> John Hope k seriously il.
 Willie Males is able n be out after few weeks fight #lth tx- phoid fever.
 hey are getting a.ens very rapidly with the new school building considering the extreme hot weather,
 Wm. Johns ot Lowe.. made d business trlp 10 this place last Saturday
 Nora Barret and Roy Malone were baptised Monday after uni ting with the Christian church.
 NJ. (. Sparkman of Springdale was down last week visiting N. Stanberry and wife
 Angie Reed of Elkins was vis- ting relatives and friends at this place last week.
 NJ. and Clare Johnson. Cliff karnes and wife and Mrs. Joe Murphy were al Fayetteville Monday transaeting business
 The tent meeting still contin- ues 10 go Of. and will until Thursday. IL is ole of the greatest meetings that has been in West Fork for years. There has already been about thirty conversions and twenty-four ad- ditions to the Methodist church.
 l. (. FIN
The Springdale news., 1907-08-16
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

August II. !. W. Goree start ed up his evaporation Monday. Besides evaporating his own ap- pies he will buy apples, paving the customary prices.
 Mack Trowbridge came in last week and will take a short recess from his ramblings over the the world. Mack k on the 20 most all the time.
 According to your humble ser wants opinion and feelings Sun day was the hottest day We have had this season.
 Don't Worry with his family spent Sunday with Mrs 5. L. Murphy visiting with fls kin~- folk lately arrived from Garland, Dallas county, Texas.
 Hello, "Tyro,' who says Vt aren't having d drouthz
 Here k another ebig" peacf story that sounds d little bit fShy, however, II IS true. ]. N Goree has twenty-five or twenty six Elberta trees from which ft picked peaches to the amount oi S279, little over ten dollars t the tree.
 Mrs. Naoma Sallee and three children arrived from Webb City, Me, Sunday to visit with her aunt. Mrs. Daniel Hummer.
 The corn crop is cut short one half or more by the present drouth. Could we have had rain there would have been an immense crop of corn.
 An article from your pen, Mr. Editor. or road etiquette and road rules wouldn't be amiss. People need little teaching along that line and q word now and then on road manners in town and country would be read with interest. There are people who need to be told which side oi the road they should give when meeting another team, while there are others who need to bt told that q horse has feelings that should be respected and that if a man had 10 go with his head pulled back like his horse 1t would rear and plunge and curse the check rein.
 Grandma GoodpaSter arrived Sunday from her long visit to her children Il Webb City, Mo
 MT Hummer last week invest cd in bran new one horse wag. on and is HOW hxed for hauling of his big crop of apples.
 MT. and Mrs. King have beer entertaining the past week ! number ot their children from the tar off North. Some ot them they hadn't seen tor a num- ber of years and their visit is a pleasant one indeed
 DON'T WORRY.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-16
----------'-- '-.1--'--s----- ----- T0NTIT0WN.

Aug. 12.-Among the summer visitors 10 Tontitown are Rev. C. Galloni, pastor of St. Anthonys Mission at Sunny Side, guest of Rev. F. Bandini; MT. and Mrs.
 Cigainero of Texarkana, guests of Mrs. John Bash; Miss Berna- dette Brady of st. Louis, guest
The Springdale news., 1907-08-16


 Mary Mcbride of Fl. Smith guest o1 the Sisters of Mercy.
 Mrs. K. c. Dunn and Mis-, Gertrude Lauderbach of Eurek; Springs were guests of Miss Ze linda Bastianelli during the week
 Miss Kate Neale. who is mak' ing her home temporarily at Fay etteville, spent Sunday with hel parents here.
 Mrs. Rathfon and Miss Mur. ray of Sprlngdale and Chas West of Minneapolis visited Mr and Mrs. Leo Maestri Sunday.
 Rev. Father Band1ni made 3 business trip to Rogers and Mon te Ne early in the week.
 Miss Catherine Pianaito, Mrs. Sbannotto and Frank Perona, who have been on the sick list for some time. are reported im- proving.
 The evaporator owned by tie Taati Co. began operations carly last week. In addition 10 the evaporator the company win op- crate two cider presses, the cider to De used in making vinegar. Inferior apples unfit Tor eEapor atins and shipping wiH ind q good market there this year.
 TontitoWn lad quite a=crop ot Elberta peaches this season and thrifty hoa>efeePers are con>e- quentlf busy canning and Stor- ing away their fruit Ter tlle Wil1- ter. The outlook tor the apple crop is splendid
 Miss Caroline Piazza, who has been in Eureka Springs for some months past, is at home. To the great delight of her parents and many friends.
 We note with sorrow tie pass ing away of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fiori. The little one had been Fl for several months and departed this life or Wednesday ct last week. The bereared parents have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community.
 E Dominic Taldo has returned home from an extended visit 10 friends in the Indian Territory.
 Key. Dr. Horan, pastor of the Fl. Dmith diocese spent last week in TontitoWn, the guest ot Rev. r. Bandinl. He expressed him. self as being well pleased with the surroundings and surprise q to find so delightful climate near his own home.
 The Sisters of Mercy have re turned from Ft. Smith and St. Mary < Academy will reopen tht first Monday IT September. i Some new additions have Becr added to the already imposing building and the Sisters are pre- pared 10 receive an unlimited number of boarders and daY pu- pil>. Accommodations \ are provi- ded for girl boarderS from six years old and upward and ioI l'boyS between the ages ot six and twelve. The Academy Will con- sist this year of three depart ments the Preparatory, Inter mediate and Senior. Bookkeep- ing and other commercial stud les will be taught III the senior department to those desiring same. Latin, French, Italian, Drawing, Painting and Music will be extra. The school for the ensuing term will be under the able management of Sr. Mary Ursula. She will also eondu t the musical course as she k a finished musician and will devote her especial attention to that line of study. The scholastic year which terminated in Nav proved a very successful ore and the outlook for the future x even brighter.
 n-...----.5...5.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-16
DEA I HS.
JOHNSON.


 Mrs Lucy Johnson, widow Of the late \. r. Johnson, died Wednesday, afternoon at 2;55 o'clock. She nad been ill for about year, and had been confined to her bed for some fonr weeks, her death being probably due to gall stones
 Funeral services were held at the M. E hurch, South, Fhursday morning at half past ten o'clock. con ducted by Rev. ]. D. Roberts. The remains were inferred Tn the IMtt. eran cemetery west of town.
 Deceased was born October 2. ls57 and originally came from Tenn. esSee. Her husband, \. r. Johnson dled two years ago, since which time she and her aged mother have lived alone. Mrs. Johnson was sister of T. J. Davis Of thls place and also has a brother at Huntsville and one at Kansas City. Two other brothers Will Davis of iiarrisonville, Mo-. and Joe Davis of Cane Hill were present at the funeral. She has d son. an only child, in Tennessee.
 Mrs. Johnson was a member of the NJ. F.. Church, South, and was highly esteemed by all who knew her.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-16

Zephyr Johnson, who came very near losing a foot recently while in the employ of the Fris- @ railroad company. came in Saturday night to visit with home folks. Since the injury to hls loot Zephyr has been in the Frisco hospital at Springfield.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-16

gently. We have not learned the name of the groom
The Springdale news., 1907-08-16
WEST FORK.

August 12-The cry Of tie people k. we wish Il would rain.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-16
JOHNSON.

DE ME RUS.