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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-26
Mt. HOPE.

J. B. McIver has returned from 2
trip to Lynchburg.
Mrs. Mabel Tarrer, of Huntington
is spending some time with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Johnson, a
Main street.
Mrs. Elizabeth BrockIi1an and sis
ters, Misses Ora and Matte Free
man, have returned from week.
visit to Beckley.
Miss Jayne Roberts opened schoo
last week at Fire Creek
Mrs. LOrena Scott, delegate to tho
Grand Sitting at Richmond Of thl
Order Of True Reformers, has re
turned home and reports CRANE
time. She and her sister, Miss MauC
Tarrer also attended the exposition
Rev. D. e. Deans preached two ex
cellent sermons at his church al
Macdonald Sunday.
Rev. Harris, Of the Orphans
Home, preached at Mt. Moriat
church Sunday.
Mrs. Matte King returned last
week from Hinton, where she visit.
ed her parents.
Macdonald public school opened
Monday in Macdonald Baptist
church. On account Of blasting or
The new railroad it will be impos.
sible TO teach in the school house for
some time. Mrs Julia Wilkerson il
the only teacher at present for abou,
seventy five pupils. For some reason
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-26
ROANOKE, VA.

P. A. billiard, Of Atlanta. Ga, was
q visitor to the city the % inst. Mr..
billiard IS tile layer.
T. T. Davis and son, Of II Center
avenue, n. w. have just returned
from the Exposition much pleased
Miss A. Clark Of Vickers. Va. has
secured the position Of waitress at
the Jennings cafe.
w. Betz has returned from the
hospital in Richmond, va. much i'm
proved after having an operation
performed.
J. Jordan, w. A. Watkin and w.
fuller will return to Hampton IN.
Btitute the Goth inst.
: Mr.. T. C. Christmas, Of 22G 9Th
avenue. N. w, has improved. He
is under the care Of DR. |. y. BurrolI
~ Rev. J. a. Scott and wife Of 5O2
18th avenue, N. e., who we're visit
dng 10 the West have returned.
Il, VIM, Jordan has returned from a
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-26
Decfal treatment for sciatic rheu-

special treatment for sciatic rheu-
matism.
The following have Joined the
church recently: Mrs. Alice Pondex-
ter, Mrs. Bessie ETdridge, Mrs. Ida
Sinder, Henry Hatcher and Rodof
Cox. -';~.
Mrs. John Reno1ds is on the sick
list, also Mrs. Harriet Steward.
The True Reformers~ annual ser
mon will be preached on the End
Sunday in October. ., 1920. ... -: -..
Sunday was rally day here owing
to SO many members moving away.
The pastor Rev H. G.. Gregory was
not loking for much success as he
had - - -
j. II. Mangrum, who was wounded
N the wreck Labor day, is improving
rapidly. '.'.-.
Robert Brooks was elected deacon
by the Mt. Chapel Baptist church.
sam Clay and Allen Eldridge will
be ordained as deacons next preach
ing Sunday.
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visit to Flint Hill. his old home
place.
Rev. B. Terrell. \. NJ, ID. D., of
Lynchbura, arrived here Saturday
last and preached the fifth anniver-
sary sermon of Rev. J. II. Barkes
pastor Of the High Street Baptist
church.
Rev. G. e. Hodge, pastor of the
st. Paul NJ. E. church, left this week
for the Jamestown Exposition and a
trip to the eastern shores Of Mary
land.
Rev. Moore, Of 500 9th avenue, n.
f., is attending the services at Buena
Vista this week
b. White and J. 4. Johnson of
Kimball. w. Va. were guests of
friends on the 23rd inst. They were
en- route to jamestown.
Miss A. J. Carter, of 322 Sth ave
nue., \. E., who has been very i'll for
some time, is out again.
Rev. A. d. Jones is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. S. Philpot this week.
Misses Mary and Virginia Farley,
of Columbus, O., are visiting Miss
jamie Thomas on 10th avenue, n. E.
Miss F. Jordann. Of 1892 10th ave
nue., y. W., left this week for James
town, where she will remain until
October, From there she will go to
the st. Paul n. & |. school.
Miss Amanda Johnson and Miss C.
Satterfield, of RoXboro, N. c., who
were visiting in the city, returned
last week to their home.
You will find the Advocate on sale
at The Ridgeway Cleaning & Dye
Works, 403 Commonwealth avenue,
n E.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-26
ANDERSON.

Elder Hughes held quarterly con-
ference at the NJ. e. church last
Thursday. He occupied the pulpit
Sunday night and let the people
have real gospel shower.
w. H. Brown is laid up with a
severe attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs. J. M. Trice has gone to the
Holly Sanitarium, where she was
operated upon for appendicitis last
Saturday. Sac stood the operation
quite well, and is now getting along
rs we'll as can be expected.
Mrs. Jennie Ellis left last Wednes-
day for John Hopkins Hospital at
Baltimore, Md.
Leonard Brown left last week to
matricutate at the w. V. CT.
Mrs. Mamie G.. Huskins, Of Char
lesion, is the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. Brown.
The public schools opened last
Monday for the eight-month term.
with E. A. Bollings, Of Lewisburg,
principal, and Mrs. cambridge, of
RonceVerte, assistant.
Miss Mira Waldron has returned
from two weeks trip, having at
tended the National Convention ab
Washington and visited the James
town exposition.
Mrs. Jesse Smith is on two
weeks visit in Greenbrier county.
Arnstead Carter is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Emma Jones, OF Jewisburg,
is the guest Of Mrs. Lucy Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Penick re-
turned few weeks since from the
jamestown exposition. Mrs. Penick
has since been quite i'll.
Mrs. Emma Brown-Smithers was
up from Hinton visiting her parents
here last week,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-26
BARBOURSVJLLE.

Misses Bessie end Allie Hicks re-
turned home Wednesday from four
weeks visit to their sister, Mrs. w.
w. Scott, Of st. Adams.
Mrs. M. Fortner and little. daugh-
ter Encil, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. jerry Hicks for a few hours Fri
day, en- route to St. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Toney re-
turned from Cincinnati, o. Saturday,
and are guests Of Mrs, Mary Beck
ley.
O. Jackson and J. Johnson, Of GUY
andotte, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Higgins Sunday.
Jaeob~Johnson, Of Midway, was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Martin enter
tanned Misses Bessie, Allie and Hat
tie Hicks at dinner Sunday. Z,
G. s. Glover, OF GAINESVILLE, O., was
g pleasant visitor to our town sun
day! Iii. - IL .... III -. -. 49, .
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WINIFREDE.

Mrs. C. H. Turner and little
daughter Odessa spent the week at
Cedar Grove visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Caleb Ramey.
Thomas Wilson, Of Madison, pass
ed here en- route to Charleston.
Miss Lima Smoot, Mrs. H. Smoot,
Jas. !. Thomas, Bruce Smith and
Jas Wooding spent Saturday in
Charleston.
4. K. ALLEN spent a few days IL
st. Adams last week.
Mrs. ]. M. Wooding spent Il, few
hours in Lewiston Saturday.
Lee Emerson spent Saturday and
Sunday at Marmet.
Mrs. Caleb Ramey, OF Cedar
Grove, IS spending the week here the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. Turner.
T, B. Giles, David Smith, r. Dean,
f. Gibson and Pink Harfi5 were bns.
mess visitors to Lewiston, satur-
day. -.
j. W. Walter has been i'll the past
few days at his home.
w. II. Morris and son spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at their nome in
Charleston, T., =
Eugene Shelton left for Harper's
FERRY Saturday. He was accompah-
led as far as Charleston by his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Shelton.
W. w. Lewis and J. r. Thomas
spent Saturday and Sunday at their
homes in Kahawha city,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-26
CONVICTION, VA.

Mrs. Johnson and son, w. W., Jr.,
returned Saturday night from visit
to friends in Fincastle.
The Fall Festival closed on the
10th and the reports will be made
Sunday.
A. B. Brown left Saturday for a
trip to DinWiddie county to see his
parents and will visit the jamestown
Exposition.
P. VI. Cary is visiting relatives and
friends in Gordonsvil1e.
Kings Daughters met with Mrs.
s. II. benson Monday. They meet
with Mrs. Minor Mann on Pine street
next week.
Miss NJ. G.. Mickens returned from
Kentucky Sunday night.
Mrs John Jones paid a visit to
her husband last week. While here
she was the guest Of Mrs. John Rey-
nolds.
Willie Dobson left Friday for CO.
IumbuS, Ohio, to see his brother
Percy whom they thought was very
III, but on arriving there Willie
found Percy married
Mrs Cora Anderson, Of Charles
ton, IS tn" guest of Mrs. William
NcWSom", on Lexington street.
Memorial services will be held
Sunday morning in the Sabbath
Schooi Of First Baptist church in
memory Of Gordon reynolds.
The funeral Of Gordon Reynolds
was preached Wednesday, the 18Th
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-26

home Tuesday from Quinnimont
where she has been several days
visiting her children.
William Miller went to White Sui
phur Springs Monday to visit his
wife
The funeral of Mrs. Martha Woods
was held at the John Wesley M. f
church last Thursday, Rev. v. Har-
riday officiating. Mrs. Woods was
one of the oldest members Of the
church and a large number Of her
friends were present to pay their
last tributes. She is survived by a
number of children and grand
children.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-26
ANSTFD.

Rev. Gregory filled his regular ap-
Dointment here Sunday and preached
20 large audience morning and
evening.
George Lewis, Of Marting, attend
ed services here Sunday.
Mrs. SaIlie Jones has returned
from Richmond, Va, and reports a
pleasant stay there.
James Edmonds' condition remains
the same. He is thinking of going
to a sanitaei}tm in Michigan to take
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-26

by Rev. E. p. Jackson, pastor Of
Pine street church. The floral Offer
ings, borne by Miss Florence Mitch.
ell and Festus Pollard, school mates
of Gordon, were very beautiful.
Mrs. w. H. Brady, Of Lowmoore,
was the guest Thursday Of Mrs. Mary
BraXtOn,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-26
WESTON.

Simpson Brown was at Clarksburg
last Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Grigsby, Of
UniontoWn, Pa, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs, John Grigsby.
The social at the church on Fri
day night was we'll attended and o
snug sum was realized.
Z M and Mrs. Samuel Stewart, of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-22
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
IN WASHINGTON.
Georgetown University
School of Law
(Founded i'm 1897.

FCuNGeG I'm NISYo.
FACULTY:
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Chief Justice supreme Court Of the District of
Law St r tss F9ea sd nS ray I
Ing aha F5as'i E. HAMILTON. IL. D..
Lecture, on the Law OF wills
(Chief Justice Court Of Annals Of the Dis,-tct of
~0 Co oil Pp1a'S Oh Inc D''''' 0'
Lecturer on CONSTITUTIONAL law and Equity Ju-
HON A5 EiiRi9s's S' GOULD.
Lecturer on the Law Of Contracts. Quasi Contracts.
Ho eSs0n 6A aGd p0 PIW E WRiGIr
associate justice saRts;ms, Court Of the Dlstrlc,
Lecturer on the Law Of Gorpora,ion. and Criminal!
Oh ' and Eeman,n Gs'f law NSO'aO's fape'
MICHAEL i CoIKFRT An H.
Lecturer on the Law Of Personal Property and
Omitted sn @ h hssrhsy ar nh I'll. district M of Co.
iumbiap,
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Lecturer on the Law Of Asenry
JOHN J. HAMILTON A b.. Ii.
, lecturer on the Law q pa @9i nHt ~.
Court GHG 81 Asnt NJ Ri 81 lNjGu non,xsoS
l. HOI f)SWORTH GORDON and I NnTA
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Clerk OF Conrt. FRANK CJTNNJNCUAN
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LECTURERS N THE FOURTH YEAR OR POST
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On the History and DeyeIopmcnt of INV and
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CCh,et Justice OF the Court OF ADpeaia Of the
DI.,rict NJ ColnmhI,, - "
On the Historr OF Constitntinnal Law and tho
Fonda lions OF Civil Iiherty ~
REV Holm A CONWAY 4
On NsfursI law and Canon Isw
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Professor in the school OF Political Ssienc. n,
CoIurnbi. University New York civ
New York;
On Civil LAW
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Edward Richards of Dayton Ohio, an
aa:onaut. dropped $500 feet to death at
the Miami county fair grounds at Troy.
Ohio. Thursday. Richards shot TO the
ground like an arrow. He struck in tree
about d half mile from the grounds and
was killed instantly.
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| aise=PhilliDs School.

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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

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FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
WASHINGTON. ID. e. tSUBURBSi.
TIE GLEN SCHOOL. The story of this school,
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washington Seminary,
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An earnest school for earnest girls
18th year begins Oct. l. 1907
The only private school in Washington ADM ting
on certificate to the five colleges: Wellesley, Mi.
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Planned for those who desire thorough irstric ton
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Academic, College Preparatory and Special
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ates. Culture class for women. Gymnas SUM, ten
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
DENTISTRY.

lines 1t, Coo, St, si2O. wk. So Is mo-, 81. 20.
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: NO EXTRACTING:
no pain; loOS. feel act and last longer than
natural teeth: shrunken faces made normal: pain
less hllinG. Dr.. j. L. WILSON 1903 + 81 NV.
selg-30t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-22

FOR SALE
just approaching completion; two Of the
most attractive planned and best-constructed
Sr'-Im houses III the District; colonial style.
with full cvnCretsd cellar; me bath; pantry;
entrance hall; p.euty of ruumy closets and
houIed attic over all seml-detaChed; prime
hyt-watcr heating system; plenty of air and
light Located ON the west side of New
Hampshire ave. north of Park read. Ms.
Jj2i and 3J2S. near the llth st. cars and
accessible 10 the l4th 81. or the Br.gAtwood
Built 10y Mr.. Lewis r.. Breuu-
niger, which means a guarantee OF excellence
In construction. Examine them at once.
There only two and duplicates any
where In tie District. Can be bought for
ST.2aG reasonable iC1;..s
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FOR SALE

FOK SALF-
TN south side If 81. between 9th and
10th SITS :i-w., large 5-stuTy brick dwelling,
with 2->tury brick stable, lot 2}X - fl; a ley
side and rear, he economically changed
I" apartment house Of q desirable apart
mrntS 10 Yield lHI 20 return on investment
Investigate tnis, it viii pay; price, $500;
VII consider exchange fuI smaller house.
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FOR SALE
For SlI 500. Cf uhic. 81 600 can remain al
~ interest. You can buy handsome resi-
d"uc-. located near the thomas aa! l.'Ean
ti!rlys. that would cost at east double this
I!!yr 10 duplicate. Vide StIeet and elegant
surroundings. just the home Tor ply stefan
busy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-22

FOR SALE-AT \ GREAT BARGAIN LARGE
tru-roIm house nj Takuma Park: lot loo by 200
stable. lea house carriage house, all modern
improvements; house finished in natural wood
cost former owner IS. 1000; Will sell for 81 75U
sc223t II. f. BRADLEY, I4is F st.
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EDUCATIONAL.
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IN WASHINGTON.

nlvcrsity Hall, 10Th aud II streets
Law building, 1870 II street
Medical and Dental Building. l3..5 II street
Engineering. i52S-3O street
Architecture. 1882 street.
Education. ii3I I street
Noman'S Building. l12G.SS 3 street
The University Hospitals. l333.?5 II street
National College of Pharmacy. SIS street
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VIRGINIA REALTY TITLE CORPORATION OF.
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PIic. only $1,000; brick business corner
and three dwellings well located on + 81.
In good condition aUG under rental Of
81 2uO per year. An unusual opportunity for
AMI profitable Investment.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
lines 1t SOC st. 81 20. l wk.. s225 mo-, s. 20.
FOR EXCuANGE-FRONTA OF 100 FIT on
Girard ST.. small trust for equity in improved
property NV A. F. II, 1872 9th ST.
FOR EXCHANGE
TWO LOTS on CAR LINE.
Clear: for exchange for furniture; value. $500
Box loo, Star office. sc2l-2t'
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SAILOR EXCHANGE For A GOOD
hurse-A Pope Toledo electric runabout; In good
order. CHARLES EARLY. tl5 1ith ST sr2i ct
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sC9l2t'
EnK SALE

SCHMIDT BANDIT.
seo1-2t. Owners
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FOR SALE-
or WILL EXCHANGE FOR PRIME LARGE
VACANT LOT; two small modern apartment
houses. We'll and conveniently 10 atcd In
northwest section. south OF Florida ave; II
"Omplct. apartments. with modern c"nven-
fences. Price, 500 900. VIII be sold ex-
changed either clear for equity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-29

one spot. The breeze freshened- Nn9 vessel sailed by.i The waves reacheQ hea waist MI
 Look yonder." said peruchstts- "1k' ing upon that rock" A
 There was no foam about it. Th~l water rose peacefully. It was near1x' level with Gilliatfs shoulders.
 His eyes continued nxed on the wse- sel. A strange lustre shone In MeAf calm and tragic depths. There wae IT, them the calm acceptance of an end f1& different from his dreams.
 The vessel had become mere epUt in the distance. Then it dwtndied. At the moment when it vanished the hal4 of GiIliatt disappeared. Nothing VII visible now but the sea. k
 Next Sundays ene-page C1eeeee MI be ssrhe Woman in Whfte," by WSlk9e Collins.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-13
@rinbIfde @Orberei

- @riinblide 8orberet,
tung. 3immsrpsrmietberin: Seute
iteist mein STUDENT enblib in's Grds
men! Hadbarin: Sut sr benn au&
tii9tig ssarbeitst9 3immerpermie<
tberin; 8 ia, Idon felt bieIen MOr'
gen I'm bier llhr!
- Ridt gau5 fIedenIO&
Dame gum @ermittIer): ~Sisfer
Serr, ben sic mir ba Dorfdlasen, se=
fdlt mir iebr gut, iit aud feline @ers
sunsenbeit pirtli4 gang fledenlOsF
9ermittIer: sd bent' fdOn; baB er
friiber mai biFel gebi9tet bat, bOs
piro bod ni6ts mu9en9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-13

9isner Ger Ieers BeinflafdeH
gum @ertauf auiammensefudt baD:
1897 Stiid iinb's, Serr Baron; fOII
idb fie fortbringen, ober fpolIen min
bic pierbunbert raid nod bplI mas
6en2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-13

-8erfdneGi9e 3uriid@
peiiung. SAT- (im 2pta0: ,Sie,
Sber, 1T Der Wein audi nint se=
tauft9" &elInsr: raber meiu Serrl
&Oiten Sic nur erit, bann IGuft Sb=
nen has WaHer i'm Munbe suIam=
menl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-13

GrduGein (auf einem 2lusfluse
gum prOfefor, Der serue in Der Ra=
.ar pieles ertIGrD: r9l6, Serr PRO
feFor, i6 bin gang entsiidt, mas Sic
mtr beute f9on alIes erfGGrt boben,
=. i9 bin iuirtli9 neugierig, pos
81. mir nod srtlGren iperben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-13
Ser @aR.

Dtrtb: n@u, Der tommt mir
perbddtis Dor, ben muB i9 i'm auss
bebalten."
Dirtbin: .aber er fbt ia gang
fin unb mudii gar ni6t,"
Wirtb: .gben besboIb, Der min
uns bic 3ede fdulbts bleiben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-13

= SatbriId. 9i9ter: .Spl
i9 meine ManuItripte Iammt unb
iOnbers perbrennen, obsr fpu i6 Iie
dufbefpabren2" 5reunb: Der erfe
@ebante III INNER Der BETTE"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-13

Wf i n d n. Sn einem Sotels
Gremoenaimmer bier fpurbe bel glb-
ndbme zines angeuaseIt 0epeIenen
6uBteppi9s cine SieuIi9 bsbeuteuoe
Summe in beutI9em papiereelb esz
funben. @s pirb permutbet, bab bic
8untuoten unter 3eitunsspapier Ita,
fen, tpel9es isin.r5eit Dor Der 9lnnos
geluns oes Seppids aIs unterlooe
perpenbet ipurbs.
4uesburg. Der por tur5sm aes
forbsHe 9utsbsiiBsr auf Sula.mpos,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-13

Wldsoeburs. Dem laneiGbris
gen &aifsnoiener Der bieIisen prioats
bant 9einri9 Subert 1T rpesen Ieis
nsr 8srbisnite um bas Rptbe &reuS
am @sburtstdse Der &aiIerin bic
Rotbs SfrsuSm.bdiue 8. &IaFe pers
lisben lporben. Gr 1T Wiitbsariinbsr
Der bieitssh SanttGtsioIonne, Obsrs
bunbssfe9tmsiiter Der Osuti9tn
&riegsrfedtdnItalt unb 8oritunOsmits
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The Green Forest tribune., 1907-01-25
COW TURNED THE FAUCET. Saaacious Animal Saved Herself q
 Ionu Walk to the River.

The county poor farm has, accord ing to the assertion of the inmates the cleverest COW in the state, says the New York World correspondent at Portland, Ore. The animal is an old red Jersey that has been on the farm for years. The matron at the farm last summer discovered that the fau- set on the hydrant in the back yard was frequently turned on, but con stant watching failed to disclose the miscreant.
 The same trouble occurred again this simmer. The matron noticed the water was turned on about the same time ever afternoon. While she was watching she saw the old red Jersey come leisurely up the road, into the back yard and walk straight up to the hydrant The COW pushed the faucee with her nose, but it did not seem to work. So she trie@ her horns, and when that method .ailed, opened her mouth. took hold of the faucet and turned it.
 Miss Bossy then drank her fill os cold water and turned away toward the green fields, evidently pleased of a mile to the river to satisfy her thirst.
 The next day the COW seemed muck puzzled to find a new faucet and ap- peared dejected when, after half an hour of hard work. sne could not get her drink. Then the matron had ' watering place made and the cold water was allowed to run at all tmesw
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-01-25
A Busy Day at Hot Springs.

Sheriff Williams and other officers, had a strenuous day of it at Hot Springs recently. A poolroom was opened outside the city limits, and the officers made arrests after arrests in an effort to stop the betting but as fast as one set of operators were ar rested new ones would step in and the bets were takn just the same. Each set was arrested after each race. There is some doubt about making the charges against the men stick as there is no statute upon the books of Ar kansas that applies especially to the situation. The arrests are all based upon a public nuisance charge, but the pool-room was located outside the city limits and aloof from other habita- tions, in order that no nuisance charge might be preferred by nearby resi- dents