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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-30

attended ID the highest priced baby
eIalat could nst De cured u sIon-
ssh Or bowl trouble any quicker or
slrev than your baby II Won give it
MeaHe Baby Elixir Cures diarrhoa.
EMERY and all i--ang emeH,s 81 the
stomach or baR els Price q cents and
So cents Sos5 - 3. II u.Eie.ly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-30

+. W. DANNENFFISER. THE
POPOlAR BARRIER. HAS TAKEN
tHARcE OF THE TESTER SHOP.
KID HAVING TAKEN A POST
GRADUATE COURSE IN THE ARR
CAN NOW SATISFY The MOST
EA>TIDiOUS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-30
MILLIONS MADE BY
MORGAN 8 co.
fer Minnesota At
tempt to Show Profit of SD
202393 for Bankers IN Nor
them Pacific Reorganization


- Paul Jlr -That J p Nor
pan a 60 ana others ln the rniif
that r&ussr me Northern Pald
iu lsss maa a prlft or fz--a- asa.
s uhat Or. attarnars far tha state
afrF FrHd o. establish today "a the
Nnueau rate haarIrE
The H~tforrts lar the uiraaI hoa
ftr INTENDED that these HEar= rep
resent the - value ~ ths taef n-
sta ANA -at uh- sk AZ ffmf tI-ue
us ut a.rtl par The f1rther 1ou-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-30
TWO IE;ONEC RAzEO
FROM HEAT
High temperature and Humid
Atmosphere Cause intense
Suffering in Chicago; Eight
Pr0Strati0nS,


q Morning Jeuruai special Iaed Hir~ ,
tu JutE t.aI ONE
el Insane ana eeHt Ir.tl4tlr
tH- n-f results tonight, d. utHef
u' 41 THE maximum ttw
arF So ta humidity ~ -
general .uff-rHs tlr. }oat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-30
/. Trimble & Co.

Livery, Feed and sale Stables. First
lass 1T reasonable rates.
ieiep1'one :. y. Second ST.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-30

Beginning t1iay hacks VIII be fur
uish-d D. pak-ss hack line al ali
hours Of the iaF and night Prompt
ana satisfactory service Telephone
1875 or 1875. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-30

A full line of Loaded Shot
Gun Shells at Mcintosh Hard
ware Co.'s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-30

II YOU ARE N NEED OF ANY
THING DAINTY N THE GROCERY
LINE Aot CAN ALWAYS FIND IT
SECOND.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-07
EXCELLENT HEALTH ADVICE

Mrs. M. M. Davidson, of No. 379
Clifford Ave, San Jose, Cal,
says: "The worth of Electric Bit.
ters as a general family remedy, for
headach, biliousnes and torpor of
the liver and bowels is so pronoun-
ced that | am prompted to say a
word in its favor, for the benefit of
those seeking relief from such af.
hicsds. Ar is more health for
Ee eAphDsskhx a hottie of
Eleoso rsr@ @s T.. any Other
re1Adf e MyE aS Sold under
guaassa-%s ". A. asnuer's drug
store. As:
Fo1sshe4 isdsopse power engine
and boiler, IN good condition.
Compiled via. anokessaok and all
necessary &PlsssAss Reason for
selling. pot Nage enough for my
use. yA 4t saap for cash, OF
will otfet srarS esUs. Gall on or
address, a" 4. SshS4sAuM. If
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-07
Essi SGtiss

Notice is hereby stNn that on July "A, 1905
John L, Fry v. ". Goa and 81 others filed in
the Randolph County CouYt their petition
praying thas al Of section twenty one (.D in
Township Twenty COZ North Of the Base line,
in Range three a. essh be osganized and in
corporated as town. under name of town
Of "REYNO"i vhLck petition represents that
the said petitioners are qualified voters. re.
siding within such territory. and that they
are majority Of Sach qualified voters that
on the 10th day of July. 1903, the said court
fixed the 18th day of August, 1898, for the
hearing of such petition. at the court house,
in Pocahontas Arkansas
All persons desiring to make any obiec-
tion to said petition oP the prayer thereof are
hereby notified 10 appear at said time and
place and make their objections known, and
reasons, If any they can Why the said petit
tion and prayer should not be granted,
This July 16, 1908.
A. ]. WIrV
F. G. SCHOONovER,
Agents for Petitioners.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-07
Legal Advertisement

Notice is hereby given, that the following
named Administrators Guardians and Cura-
tors, of the following estates of deceased
persons and minors, have fled their res
pective settlements at the July term 1908 Of
the Randolph county Probate court, for ap-
proval and confirmation at the October term
of said court 1905, as follows towit:
First annual settlement
I. H. Wells administrator estate Of John
Wells. deceased
Second annual settlement.
Al, Witt, administrator OF the estate Of
+. G. Kline, deceased.
Final settlements.
Chas. H. Carter. executor estate and will of
Geo. W. Carter. deceased.
Thos, II. Roberts. administrator estate Of
D. G. Roberts, deceased.
Clara A, Shaver Administrative estate Of
J, G. Shaver deceased, for J. c. Shaver ad-
ministrator estate Of j. Willis Hufstedler,
deceaasd.
William A. Jackson, administrator estate
of V. Ammons. deceased, and David II. Sharp
administrator estate Of Zera Allen, deceased
And all persons interested In said estates,
are hereby notified to come forward on or
before the second Tuesday, which will be the
second day Of the October term 1908. OF the
Randolph county Probate court, to be held at
Pocahontas, Ark, and file exceptions to said
settlements or any or either OF them II any
they may have, or they will be thereafter
forever barred from excepting TO said sette-
ments or any or either Of them or any item
thereof.
Witness my hand as clerk Of the Probate
court. and the seal thereof. at my Office in the
town of Pocahontas, Randolph, county. Ark,
on this the 18th day of July, A. d 1905
NJ r. ARMSTRONG.
[SBALl Probate Court Clerk.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-07
More Schools Erected

The reports of the county exami.
ners to the superintendent of pub,
llc instruction this year will in all
probability show a slight increase
in the value of new buildings erect
ed in this state the past year over
those erected during the previous
year. 1t is believed that the nun
Der of good buildings erected will
not be quite SO large but there are
many whose value runs well into
the thousands. Many smaller
buildings have been erected in the
rural districts, also.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-07
SHE LIKES GOOD THINGS

Mrs. Chss. E. Smith, of West
Franklin, Maine, says: 81 like good
things and have adopted DIR. Kings
New Life PILE as our family lax
alive medicine, because they are
good and do their work without
making a fuss about it." These
painless purifiers sold at w. H.
SINNERS drug store. 25c.
List your land with Shannon
Bros. & DeClVrk Real Estate Co.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-07
WHY JAMES LEE GOT WELL

Everybody in GAINESVILLE, o.,
knows Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural
route s She writes; |sMy hus-
band, James Lee, firmly believes
he owes his life to the use of DR..
Kings New Discovery. His lungs
were so severly affected that con-
sumption seemed inevitable, when a
friend recommended New Dis
covery. We tried it, and its uss
has restored him to perfect health +"
DR.. Kings New Discovery is the
King of throat and lung remedies.
For coughs and colds it has no
equal. The first dose gives relief.
Try it. Sold under guarantee at
w. II. SINNERS drug store. soc.
and $l.00. Trial bottle free.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-07
Number of Pensioners

Earl W. Hodges, state printing
clerk in the Office of the state audi.
tor, has been engaged for the past
two weeks on pension matters. Ger
tihcates from the clerks of the vari-
Gus counties to the effect that pen.
sioners are still living and continue
unable to support themselves, are
made out and sent to the state
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-07
mon ley THE BANK

gives you feeling of independence and security that adds
to your good cheer brings contentment and makes your
whole life easier to live These happy results do not
qure big bank balance Every dollar saved and deposit
tied is Just that much placed between you and the
possible time of need Begin with any small amount
you can spare and add to it regularly from your surplus
earnings of these prosperous days We will welcome your
account and give careful attention your banking needs
We offer you every protection of modern conservative
banking. Our depositors not charged exchange
checks on other banks.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-07

auditor each year in advance of the
date for the meeting of the state
pension board, in order that the
board may have all applications be-
fore it at one time. There are
more than 100 pensioners in each
of the counties, there being 5000
in the state. Batesville Guard.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-07

We wish to inform the people
that we are still handling the cele-
brated Champion Mowers and
Rakes, and are in position to make
better prices than anyone. Come
early and make your purchase
while they last, as prices are bound
to 90 up. We also handle repairs
for same.
SpINNENwEBER q PETERS.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-07
c. {. MYRICk
New Principal 0uachita- May
nard Academy

this part of the state. He is a
graduate Of the University of Ar
kansas and has had ample expert
ence in teaching. We have seen
him tested and know his worth, as
he had charge of the Academy for a
few months at the close of the last
session, under the most trying cir
cumstances. The following ex-
tracts from testimonials now in our
possession give abundant evidence
of his moral and intellectual quail
fcations as an instructor, and his
force of character.
Mr.. Myrick is a successful dis.
ciphnarian and fine instructor.
JOHN l.. MCGUNNELL, Prin.
Mount Ida Normal Academy.
have known Mr.. &. +. Myrick
since his early childhood. / have
always found him honest, straight.
forward, and industrious.
+. b. KINswoRTHY, Attorney.
Little Rock, Ark.
| have known Mr.. c. Z. Myrick
for the past four years. / have
always found him prompt in busi-
ness matters, honest with his fell
low man, and thorough Christian
gentleman. J. ii. HARRIS, Pres.
Nat. Bank of Fayetteville.
| have known Mr.. c. E. Myrick
for number of years. | have al
wo5s found him honest, straight
forward and industrious.
b. p. LsE, AsnoEney,
Clarendon, Arb.
Mr.. q. E. Nyriok is a young nah
of sterling worth, Christian inhu.
snce and attractive personality.
For the past four years he has
been Q student in the University of
Arkansas, and while here left his
mental and moraI impression on the
student body. During the past
year he has been the president of
the Y. M. &. A. and has identified
himself with the best interests of
the University. CHAs. H. BRoUGH.
Prof. Of Economics
University Of Arkansas.
1t gives me pleasure to commend
to school authorities interested, Mr..
g. E. Myrick, who has been a
student of Ouachita College for
several years. He is young man
Of splendid character, good studious
habits, ambitious, energetic, and of
pleasing personal appearance. |
feel that he will prove to be very
successful, and that he will not
disappoint those who put confidence
in him. j. w. CoNGER, Pres.
Ouachita College.
Mr.. Myrick will be assisted in
the school by Mrs. Myrick, nee
Miss Georgia Gholston, who has
taught in the school for the past
two years and needs no introduction
to the patrons.
We are glad TO be able to say
that the outlook for the Academy
for the coming session is exception
ally good. Our school has much
to recommend it to thoughtful
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Myrick will
arrive in a few days and will begin
a canvass in the interest of the
Academy. We respectfully invite
fathers and mothers to weigh well
and thoughtfully the matter of
Christian education, then investi.
gate our school and its Environments;
this done we think you will be
favorably impressed with its many
advantages. Possibly, your boys
or girls future welfare depends up
on your decision in this matter.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
O,oob;to MounorJ AooJov,,-
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-07

Wanted to buy-A good horse for
delivery wagon work. Apply to
Nemier Mercantile Co,
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-07
Irish Lad cigars at Haynes.

Want to buy a good work horse.
Apply to H. M Bishop.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13
BOUND > OF $To;4:.H !.
Il
Railroads Cannot Get "A LONG Without
Newspaper A9vertlsing.

y Reports received at T1neRa recently.
indicate that the railroads OF kansas
are considerable at sea reg arlfnE the
3cl'ss of advertising contracts that are
to he made with Observation-Disclosures
when both State md Interstate anti
pass laws will be IN force anil the{flat
two cent ssenger rate also in effect.
Experience this year has Il en1onstrat.
cd to the ira fIlc mana gers Of til e rail-
roads according - statements male.
b. railroad ofTlcials. TINT the railroads
,crnnot get along without newspaper
,adyertisinr. s5f S,.! Z, Jt3 Il y!
When the Interstate anti.pass NV
became effective the first of the pres.
ent year the roads all announ cel that.
they had discontinued making ex:
change contracts with newspapers anil
would hereafter pay cash for advertis.
Ing sr1cc and EXPECT newspapers to
pay Far nsportation: American
Press. .S..53 z 3.si Il! I. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13
3. z q !! IS
$HA I'M oNY PREVAILED.
S As. 4.


The senatoria "a ntion for the
distrie comp sed Of Cabell. Lincoln
and Putnam counties finally got down
stp nsinessS mad e ITS nomination by
Saeclama ton and everything went OFT
Ina harmon ious ma ner. AZ the time
wien thesatrife was sfiercestiit seemed
that sdrEepara able diana &c would n be
done The party In the bitterness Of
tie light but the leyelheadedn OF
leaders who submitted to their de-
ssfeat@ 50 gracefully snyed the day.
The Rapnb lieln party has always hnd
thesh happy faculty Of patching up tlif.
ferences; Its ranks and getting to.
IsEetler 81 time to meet the enemy
with solid line up. Democrats are
often heard & to complain about this
i, itpurp pose ot all Republicans.
$ they will stick to their nom.
iness when It ssis often impossible to
gets their own part to line up. Ths
ssecret8 Of the success of the Repub-
lican Shns ii In a large measure
been sfrom this cause: AS nSrnle; this
sIssnnh lican par puts UP tIts best men
Hce.se and & its best men are a the
thu can he found for the I ranks
ssars broad and he numbers plentiful.
wide ran Sc y Of choice lis giyen
! tiers from which to select their
enid. The III Glory in tie Hunt.
ingt9n cony ton was decidedly a
:. tsmpera nee Glory as i. 81 B. u smith.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13

Every senatorial convention TINT is
held In Wet Virginia. this yenr should
by all manner of right anil Justice en-
tlorse Senator Scott and Instruct tha
nominee5 of such, lco.vcnt.onp TO vote
/ for him for re eleetion. We sincerely
hep 80. VIII be 8 h."g t:s!. when the
nominating conven. t7.,ss { l!,"s l:l"v,'ni:'
tlis:r.,,t composed rf the counties Il:
Marion, Alonnngatia anil tTnylersi.icots
at ;Fniri mt o., tn /, :.tt..th If this month
All three OF thes:, :olrtics slnul.l
strons.y favor ssna t... Scott f.,ts :inn:h:
ier5 te's u. He ;has boon the warn. rrien.l
of III three, ulid ~ has accomplished
mur:l in their in est: y 8 ,rt:s scct:tn
iof the State never liza 4 sbettcr8s sur
porter I'm the United States Senate
than is Senator Scott. u And that he
Mill continue his good offices as long
Ias shesremainsS I smebers OF the Senate
we doubt moi. ration Repnhlt Hear. M Il!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13
J. Advertising Note s;
CHURCHES MusT$ADvERTlsE..s
Newspapers One OF the Most Efficient
"a Means for Filling Pewz. 4

n = q q
Newspapers One OF the Most Efficient
Means for Filling Pewn. III
In commenting on the action OF the,
First Baptist church of York. Pa. in
using display. space in the n ewspa pers
for advertising its services. the York
Dispatch says: /, v. " IS ~
"a Elm, the use of advertising space to
.nttrnct the attention OF the public tho
First BAPTIST church CT this city not.
only meets a requirements OF present
day religion but displays a; spirit of all.
,vancement in keeping with some Of
the foremost churches of the country.
No better way could be adopted both
FOR acknowledgements OF those inter-
ested in religious affairs as well as for
the advancement of that church which.
is progressive enough to adopt mod y
ernS methods Of heralding Information
From the time that st. John went
forth crying the coming Of Him who,
was to red eem the world and the holy
men Of old pro- claimed heir S,neetinga5
from the streets Erelig lonsi announce
?ments have been the { Gust ON in one
form or anoth er. With the great
growth In popnlnt ION and 5ever.in
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13
SNoF pEF!ciT.-

n Z The EairE1ont Times remarks that
the State Journal somewhat II ippantly
answers the charge OF the Wheeling
Register that when a Democratic adj.
ministration comes into power next
March. It will find deficit of, over
half million dollars in the state
treasury: 1t then Issues challenge
for proof on the subject and goes on
with half column dissertation 1t
strikes this paper that the proof should
be on the other, side. When there
is charge made those preferring It
should sustain 1t. The State Journal
is informed by State officials in a
position to know, that there Is not a.
penny OF deficit in the State treasury
and y will not be the fourth OF next
March Can the Fairmont Times show
to the contrary. Parkersburg State
Journal. Z. HI 3 Ei
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13


The Grafton Sentinel, one OF the
ablest papers in the State appreciates
the effort made by the West virginlnn
in getting out its Industrial edition
wherein the business interests OF Fair.
mont and Marion county are brought
before the public. The sentlpel says:
The Fairmont West Virglnian has
done itself great credit in its indus
trial edition Just issued from its
presses The edition contains 81 pages
of Illustrations and descriptive artic.
les exploiting the Industrial enter
rrises of Fafrn,ont and Marion county
before the world. The cover for this
mamoth edition is fine specimen of
the printers art and It is of itself a
splendid advertisement or the. mecilan.
tcal and artistic capacity OF the West
Virginian printing department. The
Sentinel extends congratulations upon,
this excellent bit of newspaper entr.-
prise. Il. y II, 4 b l,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13

any economy tn clothinS com1nenl
5snrate With app sarance cn,n.neuds n
sell as being desirable, Thls il. 2.
subject osactna1 interest: becan u ~
TO dress meath and tastiiy, ans
Sontzs q prob lem which etH ,ats
snpst snf ts at some time on aDoth I'll.
The problem u that omhi present
factorexp ense; and eeonomyso 81 some
Sort Is always welcomed. 1t IS hut
Ia step from waste to- econ on1y II You
pause to- consid er the possibi lities OF
god cleaning and yeing, ana that
step goes aS long way toward making
ssssboth ends NEE we are helping
thousands daily to solve the problem:
because we have placed the science ofi
cleaning and yeing upon a plane of
perfection where II becomes a nee
essaryg adjuncta to- the requirements of
every man and woman In the land.
We have done much toward the eds.
t;cations OF men and women to the fact
that clothing can be cleaned or dyed
and reanished with pleasing newness;
and Sit Us wonderful how largelyst these
pqssib ilities can be mad to enter into
thesreqntrementsf Of the wardrobe and
the household n
It is almost marvellous TO see how
thorough, practical and effectiye clean.
ing or eying will make-overSn a. worn
or soiled article There ID no fabric
too delicate, mo garment too costly;
from cute appa rel, as / goWn5, wraps.
dresses. silks, lsces. gloves; slippers,
feathers, to 4 silken und erwear. hosiery
or lingerie. s9s8 Ii .s$
saissi,i t,sv.fJ.svALsH,,SfAa Agent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13
tMQUISlTlVE.'

ete.rtnS TO !hc sudden transfer OF
the affections OF sam Montgomery
from scherr to swisher the! King:
wool Argus says: q
s...,Ne take it that the step was not
taken without due consideration ana
elaboration on the part OF the sena-
tori Is. n, y u e
a definition OF terms Is here neces-
sary for a correct Understanding O:
the situation as expressed by the
Argus. Just what the words used
are Intended to signify in this con.
ncction Every one comprehends
their definition in some cases. but
here Is an instance that leaves the
people in doubt. When. for instance,
one person buys a horse from anoth-
erkthe term tIconsileration"a is easily
understood; when one person EN-.
ploys another to perform service for
him it Is well known TINT "consfl-
Grafton" mems when tho term is
used. but darkness surrounds its
meaning In this particular case. The
public would like to. be enlightened
ns to whats"ilue consideration" for
The step IS intended to mean. Whence
cometh 1t and switler goeth it? And
what Il i? Is 1t something real anil
tangible. or Is It ephemeral and uncer:
tain? Is Y possessed of prospective?
Let there be Misunderstanding SEN
tinel. rs u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13


The Tyler& County Journal thinks
that the Republics may yet be com.
PEELED to- nominate a dark horse for
governor. In speaking OF this mater
the Journal ga IL: A
At the; close Of Saturdays primaries;
both !swisheri and schefr claims The
Gubernatoria1 Z nomination sw.siler
claims 4 81 le1egat Is, and scherr ella inns
44o with enough coming from later
appoint ments TO put him far in the
lead. Braxton was solid FOR scherr.
and Wayne gave sw.she r ZIG ard
scherr 49,. Handbook Is solid for
scherr. he y convention on July I s,
just one month yet. may be compelled
to nominate g dark horse. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13

Tbe public WIN commend the action
OF Governor asustrs 3. Wilson 5t
] snthck ~ oning caleb ppwsrs
and Ja1nss fIewarsi who were I'M.
pftsonsa FOR comp ia me assas-
Mations ri Illian Gpebel hsse men
were innceant ehnrg When
tletKentneky led ture apprnpriated
the: sum si60 900 Irasecli;e
Powers. people 81 & other sta III con:
demned the action on the Legislature
The ease against Powers wa s sl,r5spcut.
ed with Jun parallel ed yigorS y In the
history X Or crimina1S proc tlnre In the
Dark and Blood u Ground :'s.ssSS
"a; IN fac. III we t.,ntlsi.te ell IN siells d
way that the public could easily see
that the whole d q fair Was "a farce.
Powers vas not to have tus,i ce. He
exhausted his means 70. defend him.
selfsand while in prison. he swrota his
life which he soil Il To raise 4fiin,lsa To
defend himself In d second trial which
he was FORTUNE "a enough to secure.
Friends volunteered to so1tcit3funds for
him to- use lin his a efenses and to this
fund many trmont people snbserlb-
ed.sg He was h ct much more fortunate
ngthe second trial than he 5was in the
first. Fortuna tely for Powers In the
last election new governor; was elected
and he today gave Powers the freedom
that always Should have been his.
Powers is still a young man. He IS
thisty:six years OF age. "A very ca pa:
BILE man. Althoug Powers spent sew,
eral OF his best years In prison he
will z be, known to 4 the world in other
ways than as one of the greatest pol!t-
ical prisoners OF orr country. VI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-13
Uncle 4 Sam Advertises,

The government for years found It
impossible to secure all the men want
ed for; Il navy. IN postoiHces and
ether public places Ii high1y:coloretl
posters had been posed, & producing
Indifferent results Recently adver-
tlsements we're In inserted in newspa.
pers alling for men for the navy.
In July there were i 10 en1istments,
compared with 800 in July, I BOG. under
old methods. and in August this year
the total was y, ZOE, compared with
1,157 in the same month last year. II
Is found that newspan er advertise
ments sbr!ns{in a much better class OF
reeruits.-57Publishers' Auxiliary.