davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-24

The rack is easily made, and lambs
cannot get on top of the hay. Make
The frame out of 2x6's, says Farm
and Home. For the end pieces at
The bottom saw 2x6's diagonally. The
rack should be 80 inches high above
the cross pieces and two feet wide.
There should be brace frame every
four feet. II the sheep are to feed
only on one side. make the rack IS
inches high.
-,,r .,.,,, 80 ,,N1c-,,,Nr
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-24
But It's Not Fonetic.

Some slanderer of womankind has
discovered that Minne-ja-ja is the cor
rect spelling of the famous India'
maiden's name-Tacoma Ledger
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-24
PUBLISHED EACH THURSDAY.

Entered as second class matter March
0, 1906, at the post office at Walden, Col
orado under Act of Congress of March
3, 1870.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-24
Pasture for Beef Cattle.

Pasture for Beef Cattle.
400 acres of fine river bottom pasture
newly fenced at CRANKY on Moffat road.
Gate 200 yards from stockyards across
river Stock not disturbed or brighten
ed by railroad trains. Plenty of good
water. Rates reasonable.
An Ideal place to hold your stock
while awaiting shipment Address
J. N Ostrander
Kesidenence phone, CRANKY, Colo.
Black 1915. Call from CRANKY Liv-
cry Stables.
Wanted.
Party for contract to grub and burn
sagebrush on, and pillow 100 acres ground,
or portion. Work this fall. Call or tel
ephone Philip P. Hoover,
Walden Telephone Office.
For Sale-One Spaulding two seated
top buggy Almost new.
j. NJ. Cochrane
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-24

Because of the light construction of
this house 1t is less expensive even
in these days of hlgn prices than a
similar house constructed hundred
years ago. With all improvements a
house built after this plan, twenty
eight by thirty feet, may be built
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05

feevi1le Kas., have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Isaac Headspolh for
the past two weeks. The returned
home Sunday.
Nellie Price and brother James were
visiting in Blakesbrug Monday
Mrs. George Henderson was an
ever Sunday visitor in Ottumwl.
Mrs. Sylvia Jones OF Ottumwa, re-
turned to her home Saturday after a
few days visit with her father, SAM
uel Hughes.
Donate Paviglio moved his family
to Cricket Thursday and will work in
the mines there.
w. A. Rector went to Mulberry
Kas., Tuesday with view of buying
property and locating there and en-.
barking in business.
Mrs Frank Manor and little
daughter are on the sick list this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Granny OF
Kansas City, Mo-, are visiting this
,atter's sister. Mrs. Lucille Dale, thi;
week.
Miss Luella Packwood of Ottumwa
was a visitor between trains, witt
her brothers Drew and Gene, Sun
day.
Mrs. W. w. Williams left one da!
last week for Ogden, Utah, to make
her brother an extended visit.
Mrs. Martin Hardsocg and daughte,
| Jennie of Ottumwa, came up Saturda,
end were the guests of the former,
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IN MEMoRiAM.

We, the members of the Club of Six.
are indeed in state Of mourning for
one Of our six who has passed from
us. Our dear friend and treasurer Of
the club, John Gallagher. died Sun
day night at II o'clock, being Ill just
one day. His death was so sudden
that we can hardly realize that he has
been called to his heavenly home. He
was a good, clean young man, being
of cheerful disposition and always
having good word for everyone.
He was born January 30, 1889 being
IS years and Z months old. He was
employed as a cooper In the John
Morrell & Co. plant. and the respect
Of the coopers was shown by large
number of them marching in a body
to the cemetery.
The deceased leaves father and
mother, two sisters and brother, as
follows: Mrs. Sue Heller, Miss Katie
Gallagher and Ed Gallagher, all re.
siding in this city.
BY the Club of Six.
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S. C.Cullen GO.

ton ct. al, to quiet title. Decree sign
ed.
W. NJ. Tharp VS.. John Harness ct.
al Equity proceeding. Assigned
for first Saturday.
Geo. B. Phillips VS.. Thos. Miller ct.
al. To quiet title. Decree signed.
Frank Meneely ct. al, VS.. Andrew
M. Stevens ct al. To quiet title. De
cree signed.
H. N. McGarth vs. David G. Nc
CURE ct. al. To quiet title. Decree
signed.
Low T. Hastings VS.. sylcanus 3.
Taylor et al, to quiet title. j. W..
HARDWOOD appointed guardian for min
or.
L. B. Householder ct. al, vs.. Amos
Stone et al To quiet title. Decree
signed.
James w Bachelor VS.. Jane Bach
elor ct al; partition; default.
Henry Knott VS.. Edward Cook ct
al; to quiet title; decree signed.
e. c. Dillavon vs. Jehial Gregory ct
al; to quiet title; defendant given I'M
til second Monday.
Lowery c. Larson vs. unknown
claimants ct al; to quiet title; decree
signed.
Eliza J, Fuller vs. w. E. Loomis ct
al; to quiet title; decree signed.
Eliza e. Smith VS.. Lydia Carpenter
to foreclose mortgage; default on ser.
vice by publication; decree signed:
| (clerk assess amounts.)
Samuel T. Brosee VS.. John T. Run
nels ct al; to quiet title; decree
signed.
Selma Humphrey ct al VS.. ]. M
Humphrey ct al; to quiet title: de
PENDANT given until second Monday te
plead.
4 Robert E. Smith VS.. John W. Nc
MILAN; to quiet title: W. M. Walker
appears for himself, Stella B. Walker
Orpha Bonney, Anna B. Lindsay, Ella
M. Holland, E. c. Holland and Villa
G. Stidger; decree signed.
A. H. Cassidy vs. S. e. Blake ct al
to correct deed; decree signed.
Mary A. Cassaidy VS.. John Cassai
dy or John Casady; equity proceeding
evidence heard; decree signed
David Davis VS.. John H. Davis g
al; partition; decree signed.
Deere & Mansur Co. vs. H. w. All
bright, surviving partner; on accoun
default; Judgment against deft. OF
account for $3.50.
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!" OLE. PAW :
oTTuMWA's GRAND cELEsRA.
TON SEPTEMBER 1928. lNcLu.
sIvE.
Great Head-End Collision Between
Two Great Giant Locomotives-Air
Ship Exhibitions.

What the Mardj Gras is to New Or
leans. what the Priests of Pallas is to
Kansas City, what the Aksarben is to |
Omaha-so Is Ollepaw to be to OF |
tumwa!
That is to be the name of the great
celebration to be held this year at OF. |
tumwa, Sept. 80, "a, 25, 26, 81, and 49, |
A whole weeks jollity and merry
making-a good time for aIl-and at
the same time there will be exlibi.
tons and exhibits that will be of the
greatest interest to every person,
young and old.
1t is the intention Of Ottumwa to
make this the grandest throng gather
Ing that will be held in Iowa this
year. There will be shows and exhib.
its Of all kinds, great railroad smash
up, an airship that will make daily
flights, numerous free attractions,
bands, midway, industrial parade in
day time and grand electrical parade
at night and all the features that go
to make weeks grand exposition.
A Head-End Collision.
Arrangements have been made for
building railroad track on which two
80 ton engines will be run together in
head-end collision. This feature will
be under the same management that
produced this thrilling event several
years ago at the state fair. These en-
gines will be used on this track sew
eral days before the wreck and will
on the day set, be sent together at full
speed, head to head Immediately in
front Of the grand stand. This will
certainly be an exciting spectacle to
| witness.
| The Wonderful Airship.
And Ottumwa is going to HAVE AN
AIR SHIP SURE. There have been
several unsuccessful attempts to have
an airship this year in this part of
Iowa, but Ottumwa Is going to have
one, and a real one. 1t will be here
several days in advance and all pre-.
parations made to guard against dis.
appointment.
100 More Shows and Exhibits.
In addition to the above there will
be hundred other shows and exhib.
It's, many of them free.
Ottumwa wants everyone to come
to the city during that week and join
in this grand exposition and celebra
ton. 1t will be carried on in the
most orderly manner and general In
vitation is extended to all to come tt
Ottumwa to the "Ollepaw" Sept. % tt
%, inclusive.
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OBITUARY..
ss.44.ss.+*+s*s.*4*s.s.s..s..ss..s.s..sss.'
Jessie B. Mccain was born in 1865

Jessie B. Mccain was born in 1869
and died at Bladensburg August 81,
1907, aged 3S years. She was married
to Frank Tompson in 1891. She leaves
to mourn her death her husband, and
six children, two daughters and four
sons; two sisters and seven brothers.
She was devoted member Of the
Christian church at Badensburg and
will be missed in the social circle. She
was faithful wife and true mother.
She died in the faith in which she had
lived and the rewards of the faithful
are hers.
The funeral services were held at
the Bladensburg Christian church,
conducted by E. A. Hastings of Floris,
and interment was at Bladensburg
CEN ery-Contributed
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05
IRISH BEND.

Irish Bend.-James Craig. Eli Heck
art, Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Fellows, Mr.,
and Mrs. James Wainscoat, Mr. and
Mrs. E. D. Morrow and Mr.. and Mrs,
Leo Wolf returned from the State fail
Friday
E. B. Kirkendall had his farm resi-
dence raised last week
Mrs. Martin Springer of Rock Island,
H., is here visiting her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Jasper Plowman
Mr.. and Mrs F. S. Hansman were
at Ottumwa shopping Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Rambo are vis-
iting their sons in Iowa and Missouri.
John CURE was a recent visitor al
Birmingham.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05
Grand jury discharged Wednesday,
third day Of term.
Probate.

Probate.
Estate Of Mrs. w. H. Claflin, de-
seased Probate of will. Evidence
Of subscribing witnesses heard. Will
admitted to probate.
Estate Of Mary P. Valentine. de,
ceased. Probate Of will. Evidence Of
one subscribing witness heard. Will
admitted to probate. Executor nam
ed in will. offering to serve. J. A..
Maltbie appointed executor upon Civ
ing bond of $4,000.
Estate of Daniel Boerstler, deceas-
ed. Probate of will. Evidence of one
subscribing witness heard. Will ad-
mitted to probate. E. e. Rowe ap.
pointed administrator with will an
nexed upon filing bond to sum of
$500.
Estate Of Benjamin Spencer, de-
ceased Probate of will. Evidence of
subscribing witnesses heard. Will adj
mitted to probate. Mariah Spencer
appointed executrix, without bond as
provided by will.
Estate Of John Jones. Petition to
sell real estate. Default on personal
service. Order signed.
T. G. Mcclure VS.. Nellie Irish, exc
cutrix. Estate Nancy Marshall, de-
ceased. Petition on claim. Claims
allowed for 500 and interest at 6
per cent from Aug. 80, 1904. (Clerk
assess) as a fourth class claim
Estate of David Adams, deceased
Final report of executor. Final re-
port approved. Executor discharged
upon presenting vouchers for final dis
tribution and thereupon bond exoner.
ated.
Estate of Noah Workman, deceased
Proof of will. Evidence Of one sub
scribing witness heard Will ADMITTED
to probate. Nancy 8. Workman and
G. g. Workman, executors. Bonds &C
be fixed.
Estate of Bates M. Manning, minor
Application for allowance of attor
ney's fees. Order signed.
In the matter of the probate of the
will of Milo B. Maltbie, hearing SCI
for second Monday, Sept. 9. Offe,
publication of notice on Aug. % anG
Sept. 4.
Guardianship, Hollis P. Manning
minor. Florence X. Manning, guar
dian. Order signed.
Estate Of w. S. Manning, Gnsane.
Sale of real estate. Order approving
sale.
Deere & Co. VS.. H. w. Albright
on account. Default; judgmen
against defendant for $3.50 on &C
count.
National State bank of Burlington
VS.. Orpha Bonney ct al, on note; de
fault on personal service as to Orph;
Bonney and e. j. Wormley; judgmen
against them for amount due on ont
prommissory mite CLERK assess) con
tinued for service as to w. W. Bald
win.
| Mark M. Baker VS.. the Wormle.
Philo Co., e. J. Wormley, on note; de
fault on personal service; judgmen
for amount due on note (clerk as
sess.)
]. E. Bales & Son VS.. G. R. 1 & F
Ry. Co, damages Continued by agree
ment on file. Defendants motion TO
more specific statement sustained Il
: part; overruled in part Motion t.
strike sustained; both parties eS
cept.
Application of T. G. Jackson for
. permit; evidence heard; permi
granted; order signed.
II Geo. w. Davidson VS.. Lee P. Cas-
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Sunday

cousin, John Terry, until Sunday
when they returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Alb. Erskine of OF
tumwa, are visiting at the parental
E. T. AIDES home this week.
Gabe Johnson moved his family to
Abba Tuesday.
There was large delegation went
from Foster to Hooking Monday to
celebrate Labor Day.
Harry Calvert, who got caught un.
der a fall Of slate in the mines last
week, is getting along as well as
could be expected. Mr.. Calvert had
his right leg broken above the knee
and two ribs broken, and the left an,
Ble badly sprained.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05
Criminal Docket.

Vermtlion presiding.
Criminal Docket.
State Of Iowa vs. James Shipley,
Qnsane.) Appeal from commissioners
of insane. Defendant demanded the
jury to try the issues raised, overruled
aud excepted to. Case went to trial
before the court last Friday and
closed Monday noon. Sept 2. Judge
decided the defendant insane and
committed to the insane asylum at
Mt. Pleasant.
State Of Iowa ExRel., Johnson VS..
Harry e. Devin, larceny. Order Of
court that the boy shall go free and
under the control of his mother, Prof.
Williams and Marshal johnson for
his conduct hereafter. A report mist
be made each term of court of his
conduct until his release is signed by
some judge of Van Buren, county dis
trict court.
Lee P. Gray vs. Chicago, Rock Is
and and Pacific Railway Co.. damages.
Assigned for second Wednesday.
Leach and Ethel VS. A. B. Hale ct.
H., on contract. Assigned for third
Monday
Oren Bradford VS.. Walter Martin;
Costs paid.
Parson and Arbaugh ct. al, VS.. N,
W. National Insurance Co.; proceden.
do. Judgment set aside in obedience
to procedendo. Judgment against
plaintiff for costs.
Farmers Mutual Telephone Co. Of
Birmingham, Iowa, VS.. Amos w. Bo /.
nett. Writ of error. Writ of error
overruled. Judgment approved and
Judgment against defendant for costs
in this court.
Sarah Heading VS.. Joseph sewell
et al. On note Default on personal
service. Judgment against defendant
Joseph Sewell for amount due on one
promissory note. CLERK assess.) Con
tinued for service as to Fred Hessler
Incorporation of the town of Mt
Sterling. Ordered that proof or resi-
dence and qualification of request tc
petitioner made by affidavit. Order
signed.
State Of Iowa on complaint Of Eta
e. Lyon VS.. Worthy Klise, bastardy
Settled and dismissed as per stipula
ton on file.
Application of WI. Boyle for permit
to Sell intoxicating liquors. Evidence
heard. Permit granted for three
years. Order signed.
State Of Iowa vs. VIM. H. Walker
for forgery Defendant present am
represented by ]. G. Calhoun. Plead.
guilty. Judgment of the court is tn,
defendant be imprisoned in the re
formatory at Anamosa at hard labo
for the term Of three months and pa,
the cost of prosecution
State of Iowa VS.. Author Jameson
will be plead Thursday.
Indictment larceny from person. Cas-
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sadly ct al, on contract; default as
against Lee P. Cassidy.
A. Powell VS.. Roy Kirkhart, assign
ed for second Monday.
E. P. Horn VS.. M Mccullough. on
contract; defendant granted until
first Thursday to plead
State of Iowa VS.. T. L. Workman;
TO GUST officer; assigned for second
Tuesday.
The Home Store Co. VS.. F. D. Carr
ct al, on note; defendant given until
second Monday to plead.
Blom, Collier & Co. VS.. S. B. Beatty,
on note; default on accepted service;
judgment for amount due on note
j. F. Perkins VS.. G. R. 1. & P. Ry.
Co, defendant given until third
Tuesday to plead
E A. Nelson VS.. C. A. Nelson, on
account; default on personal service;
Judgment for $31 and interest at six
Ter cent from July 13, 1906 CLERK as
sess.)
Starr & Calhoun VS.. Adam Nauman
ct al. on contract; Adam Nauman
given until third Monday to plead.
Mary Morrissey VS.. E. Miller &
Sons ct al; on note; default on per-
sonal service against E. Miller &
Sons; judgment against them for
amount due on one promissory note;
| CLERK assess)
Estate Of Newton H. Smith, deceas.
ed; administrators final report. Final
report approved upon filing vouchers
for final distribution as shown in said
report and waiver Of notice Of such
report and thereupon administrator
discharged and bond exonerated.
Estate Of John Parson, deceased I;
administrators final report; final re-
port approved; order signed.
4 Estate Of Mary A McCune, Geceas.
cd; executors final report; final re.
port approved; order signed.
i Estate of Albert De Hart, deceased;
report of guardian; annual report ap
proved; guardian authorized to use in
come from wards property to main
tain ward and guardian excused from
filing annual reports unless additional
property comes to ward, until major
ity of ward.
Estate Of Alonzo Barber, deceased
final report of administrator; final re
port approved; administrator dis
charged and bond exonerated.
Estate of Rose M. Bennett ,deceas
ed; final report of administrator; fl
nal report approved; administrato
discharged and bond exonerated.
Luticia Hardy, of unsound mind
; application for guardian. assigned TO
second Thursday.
Chancery.
E. S. Miller VS.. Mary o. Miller d
t vorce. Default on accepted service
} Evidence of plaintiff heard. Deere
signed.
Lawson Roberts VS.. Oscar Robert.
Partition. Order signed.
7 Samuel Condo VS.. Thomas Mile
Charles F.. Kicked VS.. Sarah 7
t Siemon. Specific performance. D,
: PENDANTS motion to set aside defau
sustained.
S. E. Irish VS.. Mary E. Pottorff e
: al. Partition assigned for first Sa
r urday.
l Jno. w. Farrell, exr., VS.. Josep
, Price. To quiet title. Default, deere
: signed
Chas. Paff1nbarger VS.. John Paff,
! barger ct. al. To forclose mortgag
t Default. Decree signed. (Cler
assess amount due)
: j. S. Sanderson VS.. Jane Herrin
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New
Kid


All the stylish shades
are in all sizes and all
lengths. We are show
ing everything that is
good and in the very best
quality too. Your gloves
will be stylish and the
price will be right If you
choose from our match
less stock. We have a
line so varied In style
and price we can please
any lady for every occa-
sion.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05
WooIworth ohseauies.

The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Mrs. Isabelle Wool
worth were held this morning from
Daggett's undertaking parlors at 2:30
O'Clock in charge of Rev l. T. Under
wood. pastor of the South Side Bap-
fist church. Interment was made IN
the Ottumwa cemetery. The pail.
bearers were Professor G. F. T.
Schwabkey, Professor Johans
Scheiwe, Professor B. o. Worrell
Clay Reese, H. B. Wagers and Charles
Edmunds.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05
VERMILLION AT
KEOSAUQUA
MANY CASES TRIED AND ASSIGN
MENTS MADE AT VAN BUREN,
COUNTY COURT

Keosauqua, Sept. 4.-The following
cases were tried and assignments
made the past week by the district
court of Van Buren, county, Judge
Vermilion presiding
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Baum Funeral.

The funeral of the late Michael
Baum, who died yesterday morning
is being held this afternoon at the
Zion church, south of the city. Rev.
I. T. Underwood, pastor of the South
Side Baptist church, has charge Of
the services. Interment will be made
in the Zion cemetery. Mr.. Baum was
one of the oldest settlers in Wapello
county.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05
MUSICAL AT DAHLoNEGA.
Arnold Jewelry and Music Co. Will
Furnish Program Thursday

Evening".
Following is the program Of the mu.
steal to be given by the Arnold Jew
elry and Music Co. at Dahlonega
Thursday. Sept. S:
Organ Solo j. H, Rheem.
Vocal Solo-H. e. Swenson.
Reading Miss Maggie Burns
Mandolin Solo-JH. E. Swenson.
Vocal Solo-H. e. Swenson.
Reading-Mis Mary Connolly.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. H. e. Swenson.
Mandolin Solo-H. e. Swenson.
Organ Solo-J. H. Rheem
Vocal Solo-H. e. Swenson,
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FOSTER.

Foster. W. H. Burdan was in Al
bia Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Terry OF Cof-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05

Boys on the way to the picnic talk
to themselves in foolish fashion for
the ears of the girls.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-21

5 bars AMERICAN II FAMILY 1Qc
TOMATOES, solid pack. reg 0Eo
ular 14c, cans. ............ZJU
CoRN-Fine sugar corn, new QEn
pack. 2 cans 15c; dozen. ....OJU
HEINZ TOMATO SOUP, 1Eo
2 ID can ............'...... W
FINE JELLY in S lb, 1919 lb and
Is lb pals, extra special 49, 7Fn
Is and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. EUO
brand, 2 o.. pkg; 8 pkgs for. FAC
eHnN fancy per q f+pe c0u Tue
CELERY-Fine home grown, %
large bunch kG
F9Aj N4 IN Soz fancy 15c
DERNELL'S GOLDEN CRISP PO-
TATO CHIPS, per fN1
package ................... W
OLD FASHION JAPAN TEA,
per ID, 39c; 8 lbs 40
ror ........... ...........' HsHG
GINGER SNAPS, per lb........7c
SWIFTS PREMIUM HAMS, 7Ho
whole, per ID. .............. UJ
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-16
Aosrvder Notes.

Magruder. Va. Feb. I3.-Mr
and Mrs. Chas. Powers have started
housekeeping this week in the old
hsrable household.
D. H. Smith. of BIGGER. is saving
wood IN this vicinity this week
Mr.. G. A Divall. of Porto BeIlo
Farm. left for his former home in
Wisconsin the last week in January
His business there being satisfacto-
MY settled he viii soon return home
We are very sorry to note that
Mrs J. w. Knight is not very much
improved in health.
Mrs. Wallace. OF Arena. Wis
the mother of Mrs. Walter Ellis. ex-
poets to return to her homo this
week.
Miss Rebie EVAN. spent several
days last week with Miss Laura D;-
Vail.
The Roll of Honor for PorobelIo
school IS as follows: Augusta wer-
ner. Kathleen Powers. Virginia Nor
ment. Virgil knight. Ralph DivaI.
John lawson Those perfect in at
tendance are: Ralph DivaIl. Kath-
leen Powers. Robert II. Norment
Pearl D. Schench. teacher.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-16

DELAY IS dangerous. Il you have
pans In head. back and limbs. La
Gnppe IS hard TO cure unless tzkrn
IN time. No: 4 Cold and Grip Cure
tfcythrass) is safe and sure reIief
and can always be found in stock =,
Stones Drug Store.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-02
GOVERNOR HAD MANY
CALLERS YESTERDAY

Governor Carter spent considerable
time at the Executive offices yester-
day, being there both in the forenoon
and in the afternoon. He had a great
many callers during the day. Nearly
all the members of the consular corps
called to pay their respects. Among
them We're II. ]. J. M. Consul General
Mkt Saito accompanying S. Ishii, the
head of the Department of Commerce
in the Foreign Office of the japanese
government, who is here on mission
similar to that of Secretary Strauss
The call was purely one of friendliness'
William Pfotenhauer, Consul for
Germany, and F. A. Schaefer, Consul
for Italy, were among the consular
callers. Others included w. G. Irwin,
w. 0. Smith, r. NJ. Hatch, j. F. Nor
gan, E. o. Paris, Senator Palmer
Woods.
Governor Carter is closing up the
various features of his administration
and preparing to make way for MS
successor. The reports of the various
heads of departments are being re-
ceived and his own report to the Sec
rotary of the Interior is being pre-
pared.
Governor Carter will be one of the
party going on the Iroquois to Pearl
Harbor this morning.