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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12

uno iuniesn Erisosnsl Bis CUR eeiitiz
gen. 10 q II aud sur lsibIihsu grboa
lung einseisst."
0lalsr: n nMas balten sic. 6srr
~lltinam ron eer p uritani den
ScHutassfeier24
uiiHam: ~ n9isIe nuree in Gns=
lun0 bon psm 6sria.isten Ssiurih
BEN Ahtsn, uns ienem fanatiIhen ar
riidissn &Hor NIT 9spals sideeIihrt,
oerpflaHSte nd naHn mad 4msriea.
uHo ptro hsute nod BON nsr faHatis
hsn, puritaniifsn mudsr5anbe Bee
firDprte. uno. mo oisiss gsihtsr in
oer Mebr3abl TT. aud nit 6epalt
OardstfIbrt. Die puritanifds Conn
tossfeier risht aber 9au3 uno eat nab
Der iIoiihen pbariidilhen 5abbatf
Seller, nslde BON 5eilano egfs
S6drfiie gebranomartt nur0e.
DIE 2ehre Der fasholiIhen airde 1T
uno NOR INNER. OaB Der Gbriit nads
osm er leiue relisi0fsn gflihten err
fHat, aud am Sountlgs einem dnHdns
oisen, unihulbi5eu 9ergnilsH nd
hiHgebsn BARI. 0eun man nun an
Sonntage in a~nisdBeigsr 9sienihaft.
bel einem 9tas Bier, feline llnter9dlz
tuns iuht. nelher perniinftige Menfh
tonnie Be stpas Oags5eH 6dben2 Die
ienissu. pel6s bisran aniioB nebmeu.
als ob oaSurn Der SuHntng tnt5eiliat
ipiiroe. erinnsrn an Die 9kariider, bic
ben 6eildnb isIbit sinen Sdbathiddn=
Der Hdnnten. neil er am Su6ath arans
ts beiIte. Dit BEN gr6Btsn Siinoern
boits Der 6eiIanb MiiIeio uno gr6ars
men, fir bic YbarifGer ober Elm
a8eatl": sUste Sud, ihr S6yiftgey
lehrtsn uno Q6ariY6eri@ -
S6ul3e; Rad an BEN nimmt
IS it4 aber perspsifelt fdlent aus.
rpenn aud i'm tatbolii6en Eager
Wldnds. mas Die S%ountdssfeier Be-
trifft in 0iefss puriianif6e Sorn blos
fen poaenl~
utinam: - ,9us himmt! Grs
IRENE berdAren ii1 a6er INNER, 0as
iie1t man aud BEL Der fanatiIdsn
lemperen5d9itdtion, iopobt rie aud
bel Der puritaniiden SonntaqsTeier
ourh al bas srrsidt man, ME Bic Grs
tdbrung Ie5rt, immsr bas geaentbeil
oon benz, mas man gu srreihen pors
gibt: 5euhslei unh dnes mas 5'r-m
unO bran hdngt, pirS sepilest uno az
t%oroert. a6er n iemdls Oas d re-
.ligiDfs fittIi6e Qs6en!@
Uiiler: II Das man ods ni6t sins
fsbt!"
lltinam: = .0as lit CANA natiirs
lid, oenn 5dnatismus perblenbet!
9o9 fir hsute nplen mir f6lisBen.
9sbe Soft, oaB man baIb at Der ST.
tsnntniB tomme. eaB nur 0urh Die
aeIunOe edit taf6OIii6e 9e6re uno burd
cine edit hriitIi9e Sonntagsfeier Relis
9ion nno rsIigiOiss 2s6en erboltsn
bleibt.@
96ul3e Il. .0ir monen's
boffeni Suite 9d6t, auf BieoerIebenl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12

Qrdi-. 8. W. 6risori6; sin. su., Z.
@iiOsenocri; prot. SEC, 3. Trei6ura;
S60bm.. ". 6. Street; 5rlfees. 4.
8. Subbe. Sob. Sobm. M. Reirert.-
Der Ct. Soieph's Sunemdnueroerejn
ctr St. 9oHifatius 6emtinos erpabl
ts iolssnos 9eamien: 9rai., Rep. q.
). 8uRi6; 9ices 9rdf.. 8. :. Tlptf0t
ter; BRIT. Sec, aa6. 6ein3; Sin. Str.
V. 8. 9snhdle; S6abm.. Geo 0eis
.irhen.
9tncoIn. IN. - Orr q. mar
iinus s.. H. 9ereiR srDSElte folaenos
SNmteu: 9rSi.. So5. @ey%oer6er:
Dice grGi., Sob. 2nehel; l. SET, 0.
5. 9smbreiier; 2. Sec.. u. ~. Tsp=
mann; S6dBm., Sch. @mbera: 9ron
len s9om. Sol 9lafa Sol. gliaey. II.
6elomaun, g. @eiItdmptr: gihers
9yifunas=gom.. 5r3. Rlatt, 6bas.
3ahentab. Serb Meinsrs.
g|arlple. 81. 3psia SO. a
Der 3atb. Sitter ron 81. trpd6lte FoIz
eenoe 9eamtsn: 9rdi., Z 9. 9oQmey;
&ices9rdi.. Germ. 6rsrter; Sec, Z.
=. 0liller; S6abm.. 6onroo Spaet6:
Seiiil. Director, Rsp. y. Diepenbrod
Menbota. 81. ~ 81. Soiep6ss
6OF 4O. $40 oer aatb. 6oriitr erpGbl.
L folaenbe 9eomten: 6. 81, +. Weis
lei; 2. 6. g.. G6as. 0alter; Nin.
ST.. Sob. Samiit; S6abm., Sac.
Spanisr; ST.. @mil Sanoosti.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
Das 1nbiIamnsiabr Be- NI.

DaterS, sat am R~suiahrsta5: be-
oonnsn. I'm is. September sieies
a6res piro nGmli6 Der Qapft cen so.
Sa6rsstog isinsr grisFerpeibe 6ess=
Zen. Gerd6e 20 SABRE inO isbt psr-
fioHen. isit Dem @0loensR grieHsriU=
bildum 2so's Ng D%rsi3sbnteu, posu
iiH 3peihunoertauien 8ilger ans al
len 5Rilen Der groe ~sinfanoen. SIN
@egenidB easu puros oag Slibildum
Bius oes 3ebRsn in aner Sti1e err
0ffnst, gang on0srs als Die Romer bies
erpartst batten. Dem sur Qrranei-
RING elmer paHsnoeH 6etfsisr stnonnz
ten GentraleOmite 1T BON oem Maiprs
bonus pes 9opitss miissfsilt spprben.
oer Qdpit piree, oa bic ieBiee 3sit
81 Sldubenstunosebungsu nitt -ngss
Tran lei. Is lieber feben, psnn ole 3az
tboliten 0ds Subildum gu bauIe burh
@ebst feierH mGhten. 0snn lie ieooh
trob Der iraurigsn 3sit mad 3om Ia
men, 10 pir5e lie Der 9apit nit alien
WoblpoLlen empfanesn. Dod in bic
lem Sale niBisn bic Qeitsr Der SunSs
9e5uneen ale MaBnabmen t~refisn, oie
Die 0fientlihe &u6e u%srbiirgteu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12

4u bdlbem @egs. Gr3d5
lung ben 9. Rittmeper. CSauFrirt)
9enf' Is. Q Seele. - Hute
terber3. 9eio. - SroF.
Der Oferbas {. a.oosle.
Der IeBte SunggefslIs
9umorests.
Mbfnieo.
9ag Onsret. Qooene.
Der SpiritiF.
ntidpuroeReg @Iid.
Wenn ooh bic Mutfer
CnuFrirD.
Bonn 6tmmeI Sod, bf
Tom id ser!
Sine Ieints 9eute.
9eim u9rt Der SIoFtr'
hule.
Der 9rGutigdm in Ders
6ie0enen 5tabisn.
9umorifif6ss nit SGlu.
rGtipReu.
Stat fifdss.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
BtrdbltdJe
Il uhrtmtrn.

Mi iIpautee. ~ Qm beuti9en
SoHntag pirO Der bodn'fe Sr. @r3e
bii4of bormittags um Z ubt in Der
hieIieen Ct. 6sbpig's Stride Dem 8iaz
Ton Sol. YIattd, elm Sobn gen. See
meinoe, bic 81, grieferpeibe ertbsilen.
lin 10 nbr piro Der 6o9n'ite Dbsr-
6irt Johann in Der 81. SoispRs Stride
unO na6miltass in Der ct. GaIimirs
Stride Dabier bic Fl. 6irmuns Ipenosn.
Qm I. Sonniag firmts Der bohp'Fe
5r. gr3bii4of pormittaes in Der biefis
gen ct. peter Il. qauls8ir1s So gsrz
Ionen uno ndhmittags in Der ct.
9eopig's= Stride 27S gerionen.
Sn Der er3biih6fli6en ReFoen3
faro am Mittpoh bic SubresDers
idmmlung bss 81. Midaers sqrieiters
unteriiiBungsoereins TAFT. Sdmmt=
li6e bisberige 8eamtsn fDuroen pies
bsrgspGblt.
- Am nd9Ifen Mittpo6 piro Der
ho9p'ite 81. gr3biI9of in SobnTon's
Greel bic III. 6irmung ipenbtn.
~ Die pom bodtp. 6rn. S. @ulsti
Dor etpu % 5a6rsn gegriirbets uno
ieit6er aud ~plitorirte 6ieTige ct. 6paz
cintbz9 smeinbs pirb fpdbrf6einlid in
Babe getbeilt fpsrosn miFen, oa lie
oerurt an Miiglieber5abl 8ugenommen
bat, DuB bic 8ebGuIi6teitsn Sci ipeitem
ni6t mehr gsniissn. Die gemeinoe
3d9It CUR 3sit iibsr 100 SamiIien unb
bic S9ule Der 8emeinbe fpiro BON l.
200 &inoern bsiu6t. Sine neue SEE
meinoe pirb pabriheinli9 mad
8eten gu ubge5psist Derbsn.
9reen q h, mis-. ~ 8ie neue
Stride Der ct. Mihaers@@emeinbe in
W5iteIdp 1T f%srtisgetelt uno nirb am
%. Sdnuar our6 ben 6u6n'ifen 6ru.
@iIaOf SCR feisrIi6 singspsi5t psrs
ben.
Sn &dutauno III am Ra6miie
tags ess 0tujabrstagss Rep. Sulius
Rbooe, felt nabe5u 80 5abrsn gfarrer
Der oortissu 81. areu3s8 smsin0e, mad
etpa 1jdbrigem ihperem 2eiben, an
Der 8rigbffhen QiersntranfRit oez
itorben. 3er @sreDiate mar am l.
5eb. 1850 gu Dsuifhsarone, grsbi0=
5eie poien, seboren unb TAM mad Qbs
iolpirung ieiner cIafiihen Stabien,
am %. 5eb. 1872 mad oieism Qanbe.
pO sr i'm Seminar 81 81 Graneis feline
Stubien bollenoete uno an Is. Suni
1878 81 greeu Bah bic 81. 9riefers
Deihs empfing. Qm q. Sept. ossiels
Ben 5abrss pur& er gum gforrer bsr
81. greu3s9emsinoe In Qoaluun1 err
noHnt, bic sr isitbsr ununitrbrohen
uno imeRsrein paforirts. Inter isiner
Qeitung III bic @smsinbe bon Deniaen
6dmilien 81 bebsutenoer Witgfieoers
sabl angspahieH, mo Fuo air6e,
giarrpobnung unb Shpes
iternf1us Der @emsinoe nit einem Sc
iommiz9 oiieuaufpon non $50, 200
erri6ttt unb Biz auf eiDd 5000 aud
0onhdnoig abbe3abIt Doraen. Die
teierliten grTsquien fanbsn an l..
unter archer getbedi1una
itott, Dorauf bic gsiisbun9 ber fsrbs
6Has anf BEN 5rieotofs btr 5l.
artu5 8smtinos srfolsie. 81. /. B..
- Reo. R. RidsI cat isine RsTsros
tion ais 9farrer Der q. Deter Il.
qanls 9smeinbs in aisl sineersi6t.
0m Sonuios. 10. Sdn., Miro
her 3otp'bs 81. gifhof 1or bos nit
aohe719fpanN bon $4,000 ers
rihtste nsus 5tuiss61uos Der polnis
i6sn Ct. p aitnsg emeiHSe in Was
ni.eucl W siHpei6en.
Die bp.. RtD. D. gro.ns paHos
rirts Ct. II sas's gemeinbs in stur.
ssoa Ban hai bsf1lsFsr. IN tommsns
SonHsy cine Heus air5e su 5ausn.
bic $4,000 tofen Fon.
Iis air6s al 9irnamnoob Bal
,ins 800 ph1nb iHpsrs glods srbols !
ten. bic an 9~niasrsiass asDsibi
'0ls's
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
seIisIprseRume papit Plus

ce@ &tcufttcn. ~ yin INTERN Z.
December erldTsnes goict Der gongres
sa.ipn Der Bitten 6efisblt cine Ga6s
FOrftung mad SdyiTten 9ius Beg
Reuntsn. Qasn @eitliHsn unO 2aien,
Wldnnern ME 5rauen, niro unter 4u=
oro5ung BON &irdsnnrafen aeboten,
Die in ibrem Belize befiuolt9en
S9riftitIde in ben ardipen Der @onz
'ereJdtiou nieOsr5ulegsn, oosr iplde
Yerionen. Die oerartiss S6riftIiiide
beIiBen, binnsn srpei Mondten nambaft
81 munsu. N;siss goict iDirO ais
erIter S6ritt Sur Selisipredung 9ius
oes Reunten bttrahtet, D. 3. sur Sim
leitun9 0es bsireffenOen Brooches, bic
Selisfpretung ielbIt lit nod in reht
psiter 5erne unb 6dngt BON benz Qusz
faas oes uAtsrIu6uRgsperTa6rens ab.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12

lihe 9ilouHg Saue in Sanb gthen.
Gabei tonnen SniIeriHsn ben Saus-
heltunsscurius alsin Hebmen. penn
Islbes geplHihi Dir6. Sel6fDsr
fdnolid Srrhpeht Elm edit idt5oliidsr
9eiit eleiss gang eminent practiihs
StbrIDFtsm. ~ 9os untsrnsbmsn lit
nit 6rsueen 5u bssriBen. bsun cine
iol6e 4nitalt Miro inter fsiner tim
iiseH 2eiiuns Ohne 3Usiisl sroBsR Se=
gen FIFTEEN. 6ofisnilih piro oasIsl5e
5ablrsihe IaHabmer aud in anoersn
Stdaien finoeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
Cine crirenlicbe 8etbdtienna
eatbeIiieben GIoHbensIebeus.

n Sn garrDG i'm Stadit Soma, if ols
5ruht elmer BON gonifa.iusz gunoe
isHes Staatss k.risbsnen Nsit1iion.
bic grrihtung sinsr 6ausbaltangss
i6uIs antsr Der 9siiuus Ssr 5ranris=
e1nsrihpsitsrn bon Ga grpTs. Wis.,
uHo unisr otr G5srauFH6t ots 6ohp.
6rH. 9fdrrsrs 5. aamPsr in Qasriff
agnommsn Dorosn. Dos 5m0ieHproz
sramm Der S5renern osdt Elm ueis
tee, aberous practiTtts gebiet in osr
Gr5is5uns iatbolifhsr Sa~nsFrauen. Gs
Dib ocgs liHisrri6t gessben in Der
ao6tnuf. in Qi5H. ii Der S.isersi.
IN Stmlisb1u uno ost g1rinsrsi fit
5aasRaliunssspsds, goDis in 6sr
ErartsnHls5.. Uli. sisitH 5i61n
1iEs nsiaE!i4 .iEs ss5sEs piHml4sfts
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
gsi 9oraus5abluu bon
$500

Cine Refe um 6tt
melt otrmtttelF bss Ste
re ofeopss. 100 qhotosg 6romos,
NnF6tstartsn Der inttrsHonisfsI
ptdse nr Nelt, bo6fein dusgefabri.
Dele fsinsn 9ilber iamms SiersoIcop
uno NIT sinsm 5abr5ang bitjsr 3tis
tlng. p|ortOfrei nur 1895, o6ns
SttIeoltop $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12

uHisrs abOnu,ntsn fn6 fr,anbIi4R
uiadt 5cm Bobnunssr,6jst aaE
TETS 81 benahuptigsn, eomii bic nsne
Qorsfs iofori hoit Der altsn gsbrau4S
Dsroen fam. uno cine unkr6rehung
in br 3aienoung BEG 9Iatiss psrmisS
BEN Deros. Wnn MOLE nix psresfsHs
nit Der ntutr aub isots nal BE
alts GeTsHs eHsss.bsL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
DC Nenreiie Be- eentraIrer.

Gins 1T Elm penig aufgei6obsn uno
iomit Der 4nmelounestermin berIGus
CERT pOr0en. Bis gum /. Qpril ners
cen AnmelOunseu sntsegsnsenommen
Dereen, pdbreno bic MbrsiIe am 2.
Itai I'm II llbr pOrmittuss erfolst.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
2ur Bea6tuna.

Dian Isnbe Gtlo nur miiitlf gofs
obtr GypreBs @eloaHmtiiungsn, tsais
firirtsm grisfe ooer ouf MilDduia,
6bitag0 ooer Rem gort IautsnOe
Wt9iel.
Qne Drdmien per Don psrbsn
portofrti su9eianot.
Sine nab 8eFetIung gelisfsrte
prdmis fam ni6t ssgsn cine anosrS
umsstauidt nerbsH.
sc Wl1ion Strabe,
TilpauiSt mi8.
Columbia gu6Iii9iHs g.,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
Bel goraus5abIuu opn
82. so

Gonfltn's 5au56u9 bel
n Il blidsn unb Saf8snata
Der Melt. lltber 440 Ssiten
TART uno entbdIt ssisblihe 9thims
munger. GoHiulate. Gins unb aHbsrs
Sa6slsn. Recspis, PoTtssisss. 2anOs
larten etc.
8is .4ders Hno @artens
3tttuHg". srIheint Doheuts
lid Don II bis 20 5siien fart unb In
a%uerianHt zines Der beiten ldnopirt6s
idaftlidtn gldtter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
8si 9ordus3ubluns Don
@2.75

Htine Hersfroptf6t Bill
Der, aaB 2sbsn Gbrthi bar
Relsnb. ommt gutem Ste.
rso:op. Ter gmpfaRgsr bat BEL
risIer 9ramis bic G~rprsbtoFen 5u
Bablen. Port0frei $500
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
Bel 9oraus5abIuns Don
4t2 q

Sine bibi6s fran35FIde 9ridrs
qfeife nit gernhsinsS pibs.
Grimm ; Me6iter's otutfhf
omerirontfhes 70 0rtsrs
lis6sr 800 5sit,n fart. gun
Grltrnsn Der ensIiiasn Spade in,
entbebrlih.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
Or 1T en-
fir 1908.

8d nricier 8orous5s3abluug ~IisIsrn
mir bic 3eituns auf Elm POLES Sdbr
unO irgsnO cine Der foIssnosn prd'
mten:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
@si @Oruus3abluug Don
#2 X

Dtr Columbia aaltnbsI
100 Seitsn tart, reidlidR ausseiuts
let NIT elmer 6iae Isbrrrsiaen uno
iuiershdnisu qeIeitoffs2.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-03-19
September, there is no time to lose.
1t is now a question of school or no
school.
Supervisors Meet.

The Board of Supervisors held meet
ing last Saturday and audited a number
OF outstanding claims against the coun-
ty. In addition to the regular annual
meeting which is to be held on the
fourth Monday in July, and the semi
annual meeting which is to be held on
the second Tuesday in January. the
Board fixed the time for holding call
meetings. They will be held on the
second Tuesday~in each month, the same
day on which the Tazewell Horsemarket
holds its meetings. The board also en-
tered the following orders, which are
important and should be carefully read
and observed by all persons who hunt
and fish in Tazewell county:
ORDERS TO PROTECT ROBINS IN rAzz-
WELL COUNTY.
BY virtue of the authority vested in
the Board of Supervisors, under clause
five, of section 2O70a, chapter 95 of the
Code of Virginia, 1904, in respect to the
preservation of certain animals and the
prevention of unlawful hunting. bv
which said section of the Code it is pro-
vlded, inter ala, that the closed season
for hunting robins is between April first
and February fifteenth, and whereas.
the Board of Supervisors of Tazewell
County believes that the open season
should be shortened in this county as to
robins, therefore, it is hereby resolved
and ordered that the said open season
for hunting, killing or capturing robins,
as provided by said section 2O7Oa. be.
and the same is hereby shortened and
fixed at between February fifteenth and
and February seventeenth, so that in
Tazewell County there shall be and is
but one day on which there may be law
full hunting of robins, to-wit, February
sixteenth.
ORDER AS 70 CATCHING TROUT IN TAzE-
WELL COUNTY.
Whereas, it is provided by clause
first, of section 210S of the Code of Vir-
ginia, as amended, in respect to unlaw-
tul fishing in the waters of this State.
that the Board of Supervisors of anv
county may permit the angling of
mountain trout with hook and line at
such times as the Board may designate,
and the Board of Tazewell County de-
string to designate such time, there
fore, be it resolved and ordered that it
shall be lawful, to catch with hook and
line, mountain trout in the waters of
Iazewell County, any time between
March first and August first.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-03-19
Cool Elevator Boy.

New York, N. Y, March l4.-One
hundred girls employed in the
candy factory of Arthur Essing, at
382 Pearl street were at work TO-DAY
on the fourth and fifth floors when
fire was discovered in the bottom of the
elevator shaft preventing their exit by
the stairways. While some of the male
employees fought the fire Henry Coch,
the elevator boy ran his elevator to the
top floor and said to the girls in as cool
manner as he could assume, "there's
a fire in the basement. Mabe YOU had
better let me take you down" Reassur-
ed by his GOODNESS the girls were saved
from panic and Coch took five elevator
loads Of them to the first floor before the
flames reaching such a height in the ele-
vator well that he was compelled to
abandon the car On his last trip the fire
burst into the car and burned his hands.
The girls who were not taken out bv
Coch took TO the roof and the fire escape
and reached the ground safely. The fire
consumed tons of candy and the firemen
were hampered by the dense smoke from
1t and by the bursting of five length of
hose under high pressure Traffic on the
Second avenue road was stopped and
firemen fought the fire from that struc-
ture. The factory, five story building
was practically destroyed.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-03-19
DR.KING'S NEW DISCOVERY
Will Surely Stop That Couch.
CURES FOR TOOTHACHE.
nsRs&1es That Do Not Appeal to the
Ordinary Man Today

Remedies That Do Not Appeal to the
Ordinary Man To-day.
The man in dental anguish some
times curses with Burns "the venomed
stang that shoots his tortured gums
alang." Sometimes, on the other hand.
be prayg. St. Augustine In his Con
tescfonS~ relates how he once suffered
from "dolor dentium" (toothache), np-
parenty In an aggravated form, for
he could not speak. Thereupon be
wrote on wax q prayer to God for the
other brethren to repeat and as soon
as all were on their knees the pain
went But what a pain?' he saws.
Never since my tender age had / ex-
perienced the like" Southey in mis-
Life Of John Wesley tells OF that
eminent preacher that when his own
tooth ached he prayed and the pain
left him.
Unfortunately ordinary men do not
seem to have such eficacious faith
When the excruciation begins. they
must bear it philosophically, and on
shakespeares authority toothache
nnds out Just the weak place in the
philosophers armor Of patience. In
the middle ages the devout who were
raoked with pain had a special patron
TO whom they could call for deliver.
anee. St Apollonis, martyr under
tne emperor Philip. among other
cruel indignities had her teeth pulled
out In consequence she became tooth
aches tutelary saint, as her emblenas-
one OF which Ii holding a tooth In
pinehers"-sufaciently testify.
And there would seem to have been
yet another martyr. st. BlaiEe. who
took eognizance OF the disease. He was
honored in the little town of St Bla-
icy, In Cornwall, where candles OF.
Tered upon his altar were supposed to
be an infalible cure for toothacke.--
Chambers Journal.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-03-19

@<1A J. Moss, who had been living
in pocahontas for several years, has
mo ed to Tazewell and is now occupy
ing the residence of Mrs. ]. F. Ken
drick on Mechanics Avenue.
Ask that we'll dressed, stylish looking
young man you meet on the street
where he gets his clothing and he will
tell you Eat The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
DR.. Jno. E. Jackson has just placed
on both sides of his drug store very
handsome and commodious wall or side
cases. They are of the finest oak and
take the place of the shelving.
Mr.. B. ]. Wysor, of Swords Creek,
Va, has taken up his abode at Tazewell
for the purpose of giving his attention
to the large interest he holds in the ].
F. Hurt Insurance Agency.
Messrs. J. S. Gillespie, w. C. Pendle-
ton, A. P. Gillespie, H. G. Mccall, w.
T. Gillespie, C. C. Long, M. L. Peery
and John D. Daley attended the Repub-
lican district convention which was
held at Wytheville last Tuesday.
Remember the dates, March 24th and
25th, and see our display of 1.-The New
Spring Millinery, giving forth ideas by
the score, to be quickly absorbed by
wise feminine heads upon which the
new headwear will gracefully sit"
Tazewell Millinery Co.
The warm and rainy weather is Civ
ing a great impulse to vegetation. The
grass is growing rapidly and if it con-
tinues few days more cattle can be
turned out to Craze. The buds on fruit
trees are also swelling and it is feared
the trees will bloom too early and the
fruit be destroyed by late frosts.
EGGS FOR SALE-Thoroughbred
White Leghorn eggs for sale. White
Leghorns are the greatest egg produc-
M. ]. HAWKINS,
n5tf Tazewell, Va.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-03-19
Vanilla carameIe-

The ingredients required are: ona
pound OF cane sugar, one tabIespoon.
rul OF honey. one level teaspoonful Of
butter, one tablespoonful of warm wa
ter, a small teacupful of cream. Va.
niila.
Brush deep tin over with good
salad oil. Put all the ingredients into
a saucepan on the fire and stir Then,
all the time TIL they boil. To test n
II Is cooked enough pour a few drops
In very cold water. and If they feel
crisp In a minute or two it is done.
Flavor 1t strongly with vanilla. Pour
It into the tin, and when it is nearly
set cut 1t into strips one inch wide
with a slightly oiled knife and then
cut them across into squares Wran
eaan IN little square Of oiled paper.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-03-19
Seven Killed and Thousands
Of Dollars Lost in Fire.

[Oot III
Natchez, Miss, March 14-Eight DER
sons were killed, one severely injured and
property valued at many thousands of
dollars was wrecked today as the result
OF an explosion of gas in the basement of
a five story building occupied by the Nat
chez Drug company, at Mann and North
Union streets, near the business quarter.
The dead:
Cleve Laubat,
Mrs Ketteringham.
Miss Luella Booth.
Lizzie Worthy.
Carrie Murray.
Ada White,
Elias Hotchkiss, carpenter, ran from
the building and fell breaking his neck.
John Carkett, II years old, suffering
fractured of both legs.
The explosion tore away the rear wall
OF the building which in falling crushed
an adjoining tenement building. The
Wreckage caught fire and stiff wind car
huge sparks to the north and west
setting fire to 18 residences, seven of
which were DESTROYED.
All business has been suspended, and
the local company of militia is on duty.
tomorrow the work of recovering the
bodies buried under great piles of brick
and debris will begin. Owing to the in
tense heat, this work is impossible be
fore Sunday.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-03-19
Arguments In West Virginia Case to Be
Heard April 9Th.

Washington, March 16-Chief Justice
Fuller today announced that the Su-
preme Court of the United States would
here oral arguments during the week of
April 9th, in the case of the State of
West Virginia VS.. the State of Virginia
involving the question of the joint res
possibility of West Virginia for that
part of the debt contracted before the
creation of the newer State.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-03-19

quors at social clubs on the Sabbath.
AS result there were many dry threats
among the members of the more aris-
tocratic clubs today.
The majority of the members had
made no provision against the operation
OF the law, and those finding themselves
unable to secure refreshments were
camping on the trail of their more for
tunuate brothers, who, with common
daole forethovght, had stocked their
spell.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-03-19
COUGHS QUICK WIT.
n Aetert That Silenced an Intsrruu-
ton In the Audience.

y Aetort That Silenced an Intsrruu-
ton In the Audience,
An effort OF one of John b. Couob,s
tours OF the west was to arouse hi.
converts to a political movement I'm n
Vor OF prohibition, and In several statea
the politicians began to give consisara.
non % the cry. The distillers and TO-
uor dealers are said to have been 40
frightened that they employed men to
follow the lecturer, sit among thu audi-
ence and endeavor to confound hin,
WITH questions. He had worked a
Topeka (Kan) audience ND to a nae
pitch o. excitement and In his aesootsvA
manner cried,
Pemperancel TempaRspeoI Tam
perancei It VIII mean money IN yca,r
pocket clothes On your Back, ha6uinesk
In your hems and Cod IN your hesserT
Up leaped enc Of the paid tntxgrupk.
ers and sheatsd 70 the audiSacst
Money IN yeuR pocketsl WIN fel-
low cadGena. follow this mans ideas
ene Wen be all in the peofheusel
Think q the felds OF tasssled corn
mat stretch on every sidel whisky a
made from corr. We sell millions 81
aolla<S worth Of corn to the whisky
makers. Stop the manufacture ef
whtsky. and whatn we doY'
Hnen' turning to Cough, he went on:
You. Ar. Snarty-whst4l we da9
Vs0 ne, If prohibition comsa. whsts3i
No DO with our cornr'
2aise more hogs, my friend" re-
pned Dough without a seconds hest
teuon-raiSs mere heasf'-Philaael-
phia Times.