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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-28

A new cable line, 1900 miles in length
will connect New York City with Hay.
ana, Cuba.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-28
REV. JAMES A. LEWIS,

Pastor Milaca, MIMI, M. E. Church
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 10 sold
by Frank Hart and leading druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-28
PRESERVE SHINGLES
Creosote Found 10 be Of Ex.
ceIIent Service.
APPARATUS NOT EXPENSIVE

Shingle Problem Subject Of Much Study
on Part Of Forest Service as Timber
for Their Manufacture 10 Getting
Scarcer Each Year.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-28
A Methodist Minister Recommends
Chamberlain's Couch Remedy.

We have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in our home for seven years,
and II has always proved to be reliable
remedy. We have found that 1t would
do more than the manufacturer claim
for It, 1t 10 especially good for Group
and whooping cough.
pTnxr rAArre rUxrrc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
ACCOMMODATIONS,

The opening Of Spring reminds the
prudent man and woman that 1t Is
time TO get rid Of the accnmulatlons
OF the winter season. The body de.
mands 1t as the price Of comfort and
health. In old time the Spring was
the season for strong physicking, and
heroic were the measures often taken
Nowadays the prudent at this time o!
The year take a mild but effective pre-,
scrlptlon. such as \ o.. Fluid Extract
OF BnchI, OF. Butso Mixture, Il or
Fluid Extract Gentlan Compound and
ID ozs water. This, taken in doses
OF a tablespoonful three times n day
before meals, is said TO do the work
far better than the drastic drugs oil
old and is vastly more pleasant. The
prescription can be put up by any
good pharmacy at small cost.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

i
The Principal Of the Shepherd Col.
Fiege State Normal School asks that a
correction be made relative 10 a state.
ment In this paper in the issue of
May I concerning the resolutions
adopted by the Board of Regents OF
the State Normal Schools on that day.
There was an unintentionai inaccu.
racy of statement when It was said
that these resolutions had been sub.
mitted TO the various Normal schools,
but this has been, before explained on
the ground that the editor Of the West
Vtrsfnfan did not write the editorini
referred to, ne being in Huntington at
the time It was written and published.
The resolutions as finally adopted were
not submitted to any one, the Board
assuming the entire responsibility and
adopting them unanimously on an aye
and no vote. 5=5g
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
WHO PAYS F z iIESIsIpyEiRFTtEs.

s,sst51Sy{sfS W : Oh ~ E ApVERIiS:
N g \ Y q
sIts IS often wonde Tered how people can an
afford 70 advertise 80 much. Who
pays the Bills z NJ 4 y I, Il
\ y Is not! the customer who does The
buying, because ne saves money By
picking out the best bargains that$it.
Is possible for his to obtain with his
money.
Tits not the merchant who does The
advertising because he increases his
sales and consequently increases his
profits. Then who does pay the bills?
It's the merchant who does not adyer.
tise. He pays the bills with lost bust.
ness that the regular advertiser is TAX.
Ing by his place Of business daily. he
pays them in lost profit in stocks he has
to carry over at the end Of the sea.
son when he might have had the mon.
ey In his drawer with fair profit II
he had properly placed his goods be.
fore the public.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
Ohio CIVIL
ENGINEER
ARRESTED ON LUNACY WARRANT
AFTER A HEAVY SPREE.

PARKERSBURG. W. Va, May o.
William Lawrence, a civil engineer o.
some prominence and said 10 be quite
wealthy, was arrested here by Ser
geant Of Police Schwartz, and later
the officer went before Justice R. II
Thomas and swore out lunacy war
rant. Lawrence Is said to have been
drinking heavily Of late which is re
3ponsible for his present condition
All day long he has raved In his cell
at the jail. and IL Is feared that he Will
do violence to himself. Friends of The
unfortunate young man were wired to
day OF his condition and will arrive
here tonight TO care for him. His
home is in Ohio. but for several years
he has been working In West Viz
sinia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
Schedule ofBo ats3s
Leaving F ali i o,ntlt.

81 * j
Leave every day, excepting saiur..#
! day, at, | p. m.
Leave Saturday a, 1880 a. m. n
The Steamer Rose! Hite is the sun:
day boat down, at 1 p. N. - 4;
The Sunday boat down connects
with the up boat In the sixth pool
which gives patrons a ride Of d hun.s
dred or more miles for one dollar
round trip. This fare includes berth
on the up boatiand arrives In Falrmont3i
early Monday morning. ;.s q ~ y
Monday morning. 33 5. *
This Sunday Meet the Boat Trip
rs very popular out Of Pittsburg, and
We hope it will prove likewise out ofS
FaIrmont:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
WARRANT ISSUED
For Boys Accused Of Breaking Into
TO-. Fruit Stand.

For Boys Accused Of Breaking Into
.5..5.. Fruit Stand.
James Static was before Justice
Bodyston and lodged complaint That n
boy broke lock and took twenty-five
bottles OF pop. Statio runs fruit
stand at the corner Of Main and Madi.
son streets. statio's place was broi'
en- into this morning about slx.thirty
o'clock.
Officers Ross and J. S. Walker at
tempted to arrest two boys this after.
noon who are said 10 be the boys that
robbed Statio's fruit stand. The boys
ran from the officer and escaped by
jumping over the ENHANCEMENT In the
rear OF the Marietta Hotel to Parks
avenue. The officers got sight OF the
boys on Jackson street near the Pres
hyterlan church.
Officer Ross arrested drunken man
this morning who was unable to gIyr
his name.
" = NJ -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
AN EDITOR insane
SAM BARR, OF THE EVANSVILLE
NEWS, TAKEN TO AN
ASYLUM.

PARkERSBURG. W. Va, May a.
Sam Barr, editor Of the Grantsville
News. and one Of the brightest news.
paper men Of the State, was on Tues.
day evening adjudscd insane and was
removed from his home at Grantsvile
TO the State hospital for the insane at
Spencer. y
A few days ago while In this city
Mr.. Barr was taken III and was in st.
Joseph's hospital for n couple Of days.
At that time he seemed to have u pre-.
monitlon Of some impending trouble
and would not remain at the hospital
longer, desiring 10 so back 10 his
home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09


The B. and Q. railroad contributes
one.eleventh of all the taxes collect.
ed by West Virginia. State, county,
municipal and educational. Does the
B. and Q. own one.eleventh Of all the
property In the Standardization
Mail.
Probably not, but 1t wouldn't be
long till 1t would do SO II the people
didn't wa,cd 1t and make It play fair
with Independent coal operators anil
pay q pretty good share Of taxes for
the monopoly II enjoys In many sec
lions OF the State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
WISE MR.. cox.

The true politician never holds
spite, rarely attempts to punish even
an enemy but turns everything TO his
own advantage nj the psychological
moment. Boss Cox, Of Cincinnati
may not love Secretary VIM. II. Tai,
very dearly and would probably like
TO give him some punishment for say,
ing certain things about him II couple
Of years ago, but Mr.. Cox sees whici,
way The wind Is blowing and he
comes forward with n harmony pro
sramme which will most certainly be
very welcome to the Buckeye Rep,Ib
llcans. He says he speaks only for
himself, but his remarks indicate thai
he Is probably talking for q much
larger number. Mr.. Cox's programme
for harmonizing the Ohio Republicans
Is given In his own words as follows:
I'll give my views MS n private cit
izen. In my Judgment. the time has
come, for the good of the Republican
party that something should be done
We are on the eve OF next falls cleo
tion. Nothing should be done to en-
danger party success. Two years age
we mad factional differences In the
party and our ticket went down in 10
feat. Our differences should be set
tied within the party and we; should.s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

forward as one man which will mean
victory for the Republican party all
along the line. Our watchword
should be Success Of the Republican
party and to achieve this We should
support W. II. Taft for President, J..
B. Foraker for United States Senator
and a. l.. Harris for governor.
MY friends, | trust, will be for Taft
for President, Foraker for Senator and
Harris for governor 49,.
When the attention Of Senator For.
aker was called to the statement, he
said: ~ have 'just read what Mr..
Cox says. II | understand him cor.
rectly, he makes a specific recon-.
'mendation addressed TO the Rcpubli.
cans Of Ohio, as to what their actions
fshall be In the convention OF next
year. am not sure It calls for any
response from me, but ! will repeat
that do not want any political honors
at the hands of the Republicans Of
Ohio except with their hearty indorse.
ment. Therefore. II what Mr.. Cox sug.
gcsts aud recommends should meet
with their approval. no one will sup.
port Secretary Taft more cordially
than I shall" o.
So 1t has remained for Mr.. Cox to
offer n solution for seemingly diff.
cult problem and the chances are that
the Republicans Of Ohio wifi adopt the
harmony programme suggested. II
they TO. II means that VIM. II. Taft
Will succeed Theodore Roosevelt ms
President of the United States Of
America. Iiurral for Taft!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

The newness Of river navigation in
Fairmont Is very. evident when the
papers speak Of the fandfng places Of
the steamboats, as "depots." The next
thing the steamboat captains know the
Fairmont people will be calling them
conductors.-Wheeling Register.
Here, now. we are good nat,lred and
Will stand most anything but that is
going little too far.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

to point out Is that their innocence Of
the preferred charge against them will
not in our estimation, exonerate them
from the charge Of preaching an In
duslrial and social policy that Is damn
ing to the best interests Of the wage
workers Of the country
with NIL good wishes, believe me,
RI Sincerely yours,
a THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
Jtll7Fl .. 70 NV Y, 1I1T.71II . 7 !. =
THE PRESIDENT PLEASED,

y F.. /. H q ~
Mr. John D. Pringle, editor OF the
a .aborS World, of Plttsburg, has taken
such a practical and common sense
view of the Moyer.Haywood contro.
yersy as to call forth a very apprecia.
tive letter from President Roosevelt.
The President here finds In the ranks
Eofs labor o voice Of reason and sound
Judgment In acknowledgment Of the
editorial President Roosevelt sent tho
following letter!to Editor Pringle: :
/ ""The White House,
X Washington, May I, 1907.
Ny Dear Mr.. Prlngle: Nothing
that has been spoken or written that /
have seen fithe, Meyer and Haywood
controversy has pleased me as much
SBas your letter and editorial. In my
letter ] wished 70 drive a wedge In
tbetween the honest, law,abiding man
with whom ] feel such heart sympa.
Sthy-aEd those worst foes OF the move.
ment who preach anarchy ana lawless
VIOLENCE Just as ! wish to: see wedge
driven between The capitalist who Is
AN; oppressor or swindler and the CAPT
sltalist who strives TO do right by all
Ibis fellogsTthe man who is an Ame
lean citizen first and a capitalist sec
sond. 4
Above all ! want TO express my
absolute agreement with your llnaI
paragraph running as follows:
! The Labor World has not a word
Ito utter regarding the guilt or limo
scence Of Meyer, Haywood and Petit
bone, In their present terrible position
We hope they are innocent and viii
De proved ito DE SO; but what we want
MN O. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
sJoHNSJ coR 4. WELLS Il BREAK.

10 IN " 4 {; 81 {, (, Us BREAK. /
Robbing the Widows and the Or.
phans, Ii the tile ofjan editorial from
thspenS 81 John y. cornwell, which edl.
torlals appears ID THE Review" Of the
sth inst. The Learned editor anu
statesman flayed the Collateral in.
shetttane tax in a most remarkable
manner The poor man seemed not
tos know that5he was sticking his knife
i into atlaw that was placed on our stat.
ute books by the Democratic Legisla.
Estnrs ioft 1886. The writer says i@There
might De some! excuse for the State
piping IN and grabblng71la per cent.
i q an estate when Sitipasses to distant
relatives, but taking 8 per cent. Of a
dents property because 1t de.
scendss To his brothersand sister is IN
Outrage There Is mo excuse for IL"
The law o. 4 ss7s provided for ajax Of
per cent when the property de-.
seended ito 70 brother Or sister. Nov
that ~ per cent. increase has been
added by|l,a Republican Legislature 1t
becomes outrageous, Tie Law; was en-.
acted IN 1887 and slightly changed IN
1881. III was amended In 1904 by a
Substantial Increase In the rate. The
last Legislature amended the law by
Imposing q tax sof one per cent. on es.
states where the property is conveyed
or descends to the father, mother,
wife, husband, tchild or lineal descend.
ants q the decedent, grantor, bar.
gainor vendor; provided, that when
property, real or personal or any benc.
fetal interest therein, of the value OF
less than twenty thousand dollars,
passesS by any such transfer 10 or Tor
the use Of any brother, mother, hus.
band, wife, caild, or lineal descend.
ants Sof the person from whom the
property is transferred, such transfer
Sof properly shall not be taxed unler
this act. z BY reference 10 the Act
Itself II seems that the learned eli.
torSwasS In error when he stated that
u HE q; tax of 4 per cent on estates is
Imposed Irrespective Of amounts" a
careful consideration Of the editorial
vii disclose the fact that 1t contains
more fuss and furry than fact. Is.
tates Of less than $4,000 descending to
father, mother, wife, husband, child
or llneal descendant are not liable
for the ! per cent. An editorial Of
that magnitude ought 10 contnin more
truth than the sage from Hampshire
embodied init but then he was writ.
Ing about Dawson and the tax laws
and probably we should not expect
anything better Or nearer the truth.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
Court News.

Edward B. Carskadon, admr, va
New Central Coal Company, Circuit
Court, case; June rules. Shaw. Cars
Radon and Deshlelds attorneys fosl.
the plaintiff. I, VA.
H. c. Deshields, trustee, ct al. VS.
Henry S. Lively, trustee, ct al, Inter-
mediate Court, In chancery. June,
rules, carskadon attorney for the
plaintiff.
Marriage License.
Harry Mason and Ada Elizabeth
Rennie. al Y 4 ,ijjf y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

, The man who Is waiting for the fel.
low who is Throwing his money away"
in newspaper advertising to get
through and lose his trade will have
n long wait ahead.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

This suggestion of Speaker Cannon
for Vice President Is probably imprac.
ticable. But there certainly would be
a lot of things doing II Uncle joe
ever took charge as president Of the
Senate.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
'GL|:O|SING|.ELIDION
....B|I|I0|.| [. \ !. [:

'ne'he =. Go ol' VI ~ TSBuRG PA
PER ARousEs SUSPICIOUS
THAT SOMETHING Is
I DOING. KY.
Several inquiries have reached The
West VirgInian lately relative to The
alleged corrupt practices OF certain
book companies and their agents. ) We
we're told by gentleman who was
here the other day that the coils were
tightening around a certain West Viz
GINA agent who was attempting Il
work his favorite West Virginia Tao
tics In Pittsburg. To-day we received
a copy of yesterday evenings Pitts
burg Sun with the following article
marked, which seems pretty interest.
ing TO us:
Bribery Of members Of the central
board Of education at $500 each Is
alleged by certain members Of the
board. who claim to have witnesses
and marked money given by the brib.
err. The name Of the bribcr and mem.
her brihed, who acted us friend Of
the American Book Company 10 Get
his evidence, are withheld at the
present, but at the meeting of the
Central Board Of Education TO be held
May II the entire proceedings will be
disclosed.
With a board Of education split al.
most evenly, slight advantage being
on the side Of the members favorinc
the Introduction OF new books for
eight studies In the subdistrict schools,
the defeated hook company Is said to
have resorted 10 bribery, hoping that
by swinging two votes on the board
DO
they would mold the present contract
lor 'eSt DOORS by bare majority.
Z. Early in the fight one Of the leaders
Oh inc lac'1on wanting new text books
sent a member Of the board, whose
''he expires IN l9oS, to representatives
OIL 'he american BOOK Company. The
man represented himself to be In favor
Vi col'''l'"'he the american BOOK Com
pahy contracts FOR u books in the
s"pdls'rlct schools. He was told there
WIS si'oVo III II Tor MIN.
MS member agreed to produce an.
o'"er memoer 10 ne brioed for an
equal amount. They were known to
oe "hoecided as 10 now they would
'o'e' anu lhe DooK company thought
Wy WHINING their TWO Woes lhe con.
tract hsht was Won.
Last week a meeting was arranged
"el"eeh d foreign agent OF the Book
company anu the supposed corrupt.
ole member OF the central board. At
this meeting the member was offered
a si'ooo certified check In payment for
mis- vote, which was to have been dc.
ilSered May IA, He fatty refused the
check and demanded cash.
Aho'her meeting was unproductiye
OF results as the member refused 10
accept q s5oO bill saying 1t being in
MS possession would arouse suspi.
cion. He told the book agent to
change the bill into small denomina.
'lohs anu meet MIN the next day.
Last week the agent met the mem.
per and apolosizing for having such 1
sffaff amount OF money handed him e
Sao hill and $9oO In bills OF smaller
denominations. The rest Of the mon.
~ was 10 he paid after the delivery
OF the vote. The other member who
was 10 be bribed was to be produced
quickly and fixed"
Immediately after getting the money
ehe member vent to the leaders of his
party and marking the bills for identi.
Hcatf0n turned them In, The money fs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

The Treasury Department announc.
es that the per capita circulation last
month was s34.9G. We can account
for all Of our share In It except the
s3l.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

President Roosevelt has had a good
many fantastic things said Of him,
but It remains for editor Watterson TO
refer 10 him as a anear.D Democrat"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

l.loyd's Book Shop 1O5 Fair.
mont Avenue, Yopst Building.
Carefully selected books, pictures.
wall paper and all the things that go
10 make book shop complete. II.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

At Lloyd's Book Shop, los Falrmont
Avenue, YOU will find many things
unobtalnable elsewhere In town. II.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

1.-THE rich ride to the hounds" mus
ed the near'philosopher.,
"WeH?"
"rhe rest Of us have TO go to the
dogs on the hoof."-Washington Her
aid. ia ..s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

Ansco films 1T any camera. Cost
less than others. Try one. Globe Book
Store, Watson Hotel building. u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

Ansco cameras, films. developer and
printing paper, reduced prices. at
Globe Book Store. s,;3 Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
laE BARITONE llEsT vlRelNllA
Established 1853 w. v.
= = 777 M ~ q N fl375
snbliehsd pafly except Sunday and
mIyes'Siy ~ The Falrmont 4
West ylfslnlans publishing *
Company

puBEfc no { OFFICE, "
Jacobs Binding Monroe ! Street
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
IN 8 criminal procedure; :. chicago Z,

Tribune.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
TELPiioNEs,5

. nseliaatea q! 4 I Bel, IS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

Agents for sherWln and an! Williams 81
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
mArR curs

no latest ssylst "a up-todAis Hair
rus !. col,b Ho,sl Isart~r shop
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21

11asFe ulll bs dance i fhe rl.sfo.
Aes club lnaSiNisg. tile muAie e b. fur.
ulssisd b tbs coesgsills ofclsastfa.
Jallas ooiseu q Eldon. No. Vas Ia
shs eity today ne i 1 co0sln 81 srs
n II Nesllle. And Is ieakiaR for lo.
eAiion someegssFe Ia tie pew stats.
me fapsisf itdiea, Nfo we're ia.
tending "a give 4 Tea tilis afternoou at
rs Residences q Msa VI r. Coiey.
have Pos ponea tis AFFAIR until some
dag neat seek
incorpofAtion papers mWfe Sled tAis
morning foF tie Tres Oh company Of
vinitA wlth 1 capital a ti0.0oQ Tie
ofioeFa aud directors are a. follows
Oliver nagbt, pFesident; }. O starr,
vice president J =. fhompson, sscss-
saFy-tFeaAurer
4 y, Oven. representative u tie
Coml9 Printing company q So 30.
aplA No, vas Ia town to-day MF
Owen wks formerly employed 10 It's
clsYk's ofiee here aud At Miami And
his many friends weFa giving hln tl.c
glad hand.
Court officials returning from No.
wAta say tias tils oll naea u tilAt
tosn ars feeling very lubiiant oyeg
the recent increase ii fhs price of or,
and feel certain that il is bat tbs
hAFblnsef Of other Increases
4, Grant Victor. former chairman
u the Republican lndian Territory
executive COMMITTEES. wAs 10 the eltg
YESTERDAYS from hix farm rear Afton.
hr Victor aays he hAs quit politics
FOR a time aud Is having more real
work on TIE farm these dAgs than IL
las tad laf long time,
There Is but one treatment fof
cAtArril that returns Youf moueY u q
falia g. cure THIS Is Hfumei, ard Tie
Peoples Drag store sell Il IN thar say
Cumprfe oatdts si.tst money refund
"a y u iAiis
Group can positively be stoppea n
% minutes No g0uitiug nothing e.
sicken or distress fpur child A sweet.
! pleasant, ard safe syrup called nf
/ shoopk Group Cure, does the susk
and iaes u quickly Or shoop's
Group Guc Is fur fuur alone NMem'
ter II does not clAim torure . dufsg
/ ailmeufs It's Ter Cfaup that's AZ
Said 81 MAHarnsY 4 MIers
For bonis hnd Insurance., see p A.
Mcfarland. Successor % 4 II heart
/ phous sil if
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
CERTAIN RESULTS
Maaf o. Vtnisa Clussn Knous How
sure They Are

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q Htaue hlanef Pills n kaia
laft IS plenty 80 poaA paaf al
thH a tile teslluaGf { aiIIsras
surH evidence saai8 oenYIuea ne
eI0sE sAtF ez slfeHef fsrd iae
@ aA4HF sla acni
- Het farmer living six ani
tlzee quaffef miles south 81 NuNA.
sa5s AHa ere Af ffsflf 81
4a nt Haue a. one fNal has asad
Ihoan s kidfsf flls utth most sziis
f8clan fesgIfa Boz seven 81 eight
ErAn mf Hiduefs had h9ihefad DE
IiH nueg sefetigas aNfe toa ffs
4ueut ~ action had bad oanf snd
presented 5 sa8iMsnt. cloudy Hae -
80 staHd I lad greet daa of pam
aefass m8 loims aHd klkneYs aEleh
lscame vets aggravated alien / stonp.
81 60 lifted Az tHlaE read au al
rerf Isualeit about naanh kldneY
i1l|s and pfueurssi bok At tle Pes
pts nfgk staHe Tie arst baz ala
mv W much eaod thu ! baueht s 80.
oHa ana 3 continuation of tbs femedf
eafed 8ae
fuf ssle ~ all dealers Price 30
cents Foster Aah0m Co. nufala. Mes.
lWs sae agents Tor tie UnIted
States
Reuemler tie name noaas and
take nu other.