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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
Cine gruee &nnbeebung fir bic
drtitlide 1reffe.

Ser Olterrei6iihe Yiuss @erein. ienc
mdd)ti8e Organization alr HorDeruna
unh Ierbreitung Der driitlihen Sreiie,
belt an 81. Ipril i'm groBen Mulifs
pereinsiaale 3u @ien cine sseitners
lnmmlung, Die einen WaIienbeIld,
a%ufp;es. lleber 5000 Yerionen fuls
ten Den SaaI. Ser Werein bate aber
aud ~9lon5ence Hebner berufeu. Sn
ieiner GrDfiuuna5 : Iniprade tbeilt,
Der Sbmann Des Yhlss Gcreins @rai
8altersfirden nit:
Sie sroBe Merchandising in Snnss
brhd, i'll Der Safer &plb iprdd), battc
einen berartigcn griol9, baB Der
nd6Ite Gag allein 500 neile Witalies
Der braftc. (9eifall.) 1lno oas gr<
freuIidIte uno 8iibrcnblte babel lit.
oaB inter Den 500 Inmelouneen lid,
audi cine Sicnitmago befinoct, bic nit
einem Setrnge bon 200 &ronen ais
8oblttdtcrin bent 8ereine beitrat.
(gcipegung.) 8erdbe Die lebten
Woteu b1beu 9eseist. lptc not6lpenoig
es mare, bab mir cine itarfe, driits
libe Yrelie bGttcn. Sn off Den
Yroteit : Serinmmlurg n, Die iebt in
Sirol ablebalten iperoeu, bu lit es
lpieherbolt gum Iusormde eefommen:
ga. bdtten mir einc hriltllde SreKe.
Die benz Sorne Der &atbolifen Ceiierz
rei6's Iusbrud geben ipiiroe. mir limb
eeluiB, oab Yrofeilor @abrmuno niht
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
03utt lit Der Sh6pfer Der Welt.

Sn Der eriten ISOLDE bes Mat1
Wonuts iprdh Gin Batter gbenbs 5t
ieinen beiben ainbern: n8iitet Gn6
mor9cn in Der Sriibe; bonn mir pplen
bon benz Siieel Die Spnne aufseben
ie6en." Ilio nerlieBeu Die &inoer
am friiben Wor9en ibre S6Infitdtte
nnb muroen bon Den @ltern 5u Dem
Siigel 9efilbrt. Sie nanoelten bur6
Die @ieie. mo 5tpil6en bunflem Grin
beqfdr6ige 8llImen praneten lno an
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gldn5te. l1eber ibreu Sduptern bin@
gen Die 3tpeige Der @drme boz gliie
then, unb bon @oblgeriifen ma Die
Suit erfiiQt. Damn 8o9en lie burh
bas Su6enpdlbhen, uilo bon ben
frii1 : belaubten .3pe;9en crtonte Der
Worseneeiang Der S6sel. IlS lie
dber Den 3iigel err.i6t batten, Do mar
Die Geite bes Simmels. mad ipeld)er
Die gltern Den Bid ri6teten, bon eli
mem itrablenben Saume umSo9en, mo
tpie bag reinite @olo gliibten Die li6s
ten @olf@er.~@ie aber Die ainber
ftdunenb 6inifauten, iies, ha bob iif
am 0erse Elm soIoener goaen, unb &C
f6trebte Die Sonue gcrauf in unbes
fhreibli6er Yradt. Der @ater abcr
itnb Die 0utter boben Die sefalteter
SGrbe empor, trdnbten Die glide gum
Simmel unb ipraden: 80 @ott, ipie
herrlih lit beine Sdophinel" llnb
itiu Iegten bic aiaber Die Sdnoe 5us
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
Iebr auf benz @otbeber eri6ienen

mebr auf benz 9atbeber eri6ienen
lpdre.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Slater Wei6ael
3ofmann, g. s., (Heeens beS tbeol.
Conflicts in Snnsbrud) per9ltf) DEN
&umpf Der 6ritIihen uno iiibiiden
Hreiie nit benz 6inseu 5pii6en Sapio
unb Goliath. Or iiibrte II. a. aus:
9as Yrablen unb Sobnen bes So
liaib ieben mir au6 BET Der i6ledten
Sreie. Wie bel @oliatb Srablerei
nno Spott lid paarte, uno bielen Die
@ueebcrieen Der Shaar @ottes feiee
&ne6te iGalt, Die es niht tpasten,
gum 3meifnmpfe beraus5utreten. 10
finben mir es audi bel Der sesneriihen
Erehel gs gibt nihts, p15 niht
in ben goben 9eaogen miirbe; Got ut
ibr nift beilis, lie leuguet fem Sniein
unb, eibt tic es gu, 10 t%ritiltrt iie ietue
@crfe. 8eiSbeit uno 9iebe. 0:e
ihlebtc 1relie legt CO baralf an, Die
Heinbeit unb @inbeit scr 6riitlidcn
Samilie gu 5erIt0rcn unb Das S.rito>
r~uuBsiuert am 0cili9tbume DIR Sa@
mile ncnnt tic - @bereform. Sic
i6redt nid)t 5nriid, Dem 6urten Sim
besber5cn Den @lallb,n 5u entreiben.
nno bas nennt lie - Sri. Sdulel
Sittlid)feit nennt lie 1riiberie. @lnu6e
itelt lie als I~6crglaube bin unb um>
eefebrt. Sic idlefte YreiIe iteat ii6
ais @egnsr III Der 8iiienihaft bar
unb Die 2nn5enpiirfe. Die iie in ibren
Ebraicn fiihrt. lie rid)ten @eiit nno
aorp-r an @rnnbc. Ser Gdilb II,
Der Sanb DIR idleftcn Sreiie lit Of:
5eufelei, inoem tie iih ols Srennotn
bes Bottles uno Der 8oifsnpbifdhrt
ausaibt. als Sorbcrin bon aunit nno
@iNeni6ait. @tt ibrem Sfilo pedt
tic baS 2aiter 5u urb itcat es als
9uaenD bin. Sic Bnffe 9e9en Den
Hieien Der Sfled,ten Rrehc w rer
Seller D:r Irmen mir Dtn Ytuss
&ercin.
Mls bri.ter iprah Sberitubieuratb
Sr. @eora G. b. Srtcrer. Der Yrdiis
Cent res baicriihen 21notages. @r
eripd3nte ben reihsbcutl6en @uauitiz
nus sWercin our S0roerunS Der driits
li9cn YrcHe uuo fubr fort:
Sic srobnrti5ite Organization in
Scuti6lanp lit Der @oltsoerein fir
bas fat6oliihe Seutihlnnb. Sieier
@crein lit oas 9eit 'm"ilt bes groRen
oeutiheu Wanuee @inbtborit. Sic
100000 mi sl;eb.r fes @olfspcreins
iteIen elm itattlihes Seer bar. Sicier
0srein betbdti9t feline Irbeit auf Dem
TreBaebiete. Sm porisen Sabre bat
nor Golfsrere;u Wiiiu6eus @ldobad 20
0tilionen Slu9idriiten nnb felt ieis
mem Seiinnb, 50 @iIlipnen. babon Die
9dlftc unen:scltlih in Waiien in ba 5
Bolt geseb,r. Sd erlrdbne ferner btn
baieriIf ~faiholiiden SrcBperein. IN
lrenigen Sabren batten ii6 10000
Witalieoer oneeishloiien nnb ltiee oieie
3abl bis beute auf $4,000. Die Raiie
bon S6riften einerIeits, bic Iusniies
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

ung Der Golportn9e unb Der golfs6iiz
fereien uiO Seieballen anbereriei!s.
tic e~r3ialen Die 9r0bte 8irfung.
Geoncr anerfcnnt Damn bns reroieultz
cole 8irtcn Der groBen friit[ideu
Tercine C1iterrcif's 3, nnmentlid beS
StnSs@ereins Ils bieier por 212
Snbren gcgrilncet ipuroe, 10 modie 50
lrobl Niemnno dbuen. Dab oteie5
ScuftCrnlciu in bicier fur3eu Seit 5n
cinem 10 md6tigen Saume beran@
rpa6ien mcrbe. Nit frabrbnft inz
nerer 9efricbigung bab.n mir aatbos
lifen 9eutihlanS's RADON &enutniB
9euommen, baB or iebt nabe5u 10000
Nitglieber 36blt. oi. iiberaq teitre6t
iinb. iii ibrcr @eiie mnD II i5ren
areiic 5u pirfen. &c rarnt Damn
Dor Der fdrblolen Yreiie unb ih ieSt
nit Den @ortsn bs5 p%renRtIdpen
StaatSmanues Stcin: Der religioie
Sinn bes Bottles mub neubelcbt tperz
ben; mill man Treue uuo @lauben,
9iebe gum @aterlanoe gebeibcn MAIDEN,
10 muB mar auf reli8ioicn Sirtn ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

Speiie riibte cine beipnbere Goltbarz
felt iein unb benubte Die @ele9enbeit.
lid redt uussisb;s nit ibr 81 pers
ieben. Or per5ebrte ant einmal eineu
9roBen Goifel boil, peripilrte elm 9es
paltiaes 9renneu. peri6ludte tapfer
Die i6redlidc Speiie, nobel er ieoo6
nidt ~perbinbern fonnte. bab ibnl
Sbrdnen in Die Iugcn traten. Sein
auberer Nahbar, cine Hotbbaut, fragte
i'm critannt: o8oriibcr lpeinit Su
Denn?" = .@eil i6 baran benfe. bnb
beute Dor a6t Sabreu mein Water i'm
Wiiiiiiippi %ertrunfen it,, antlportete
lcner. Snranf nabm Der arDere Sn>
bianer eine e6enio groBe Iense Senf
81 li6 uro MN MAJ bas 8einen an
Inn, 9a froste ip5ttii6 ieiu @ee
noic: Limb noriibcr peinlt On benin
i.bt?" .9uriiber, baB 9u bamals
nidt aud erioffen bit"
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
sbme aaes. mas nnb wie 9Ott min,

bas lit Der fiir3eitc uno it6erite 8cg
einem pobrbaft ooatommenen 2ea
ben. Sic Gngel bes SimrelS limb
ltets bamit beibdftigt, aue6eit Den
8iQen @ottes 3ur tbun (Yi. 1O2, 20,
21). Sas nirb audi I'M 0inlmel uns
ierc eniee unb por5ii9li6itc Selhdftiz
ouna fen. 8ir tonnen ms I'M Sims
mel ni6t mcbr abtobten, @cbnlb iibcn.
SuBe tbun, a6er uniere bDHite 8eielis
gung ,pirb es iein, bab unier @ile.
nniere 8iini6e auf's Sunisltc nit
Dem beilieiten @ilen @ottes pers
einist iinb. ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
Der Gent mnb sic SnbiancrbGuptlinge

@or .einisen Slbrcn fano Bel Dem
Yr1iibentcn Der Der. Stuaten Elm
@aitTab( itatt, 81 Dem aid cinigc
inoianiI6e Sduptlin9e cingeluoen
paren. @iner Der 8otbbdute be-
merfte, nie ba5 netcr i'm iieenbe
9~lsidgeiid)t lid gum SlciIhc Gin aanS
tlein ipenis bon einen, grei nabnb Der
in einem 5ierliden Gefdb Dor ibm
itanb. gs mar elm I1arfer Senf.
Ser unerfabrene Snbianer meinte. Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

lammen uuo l6auteu gum blouen
Simmelseeipplte. Ser Safer iprnd)
5u ibnen: ~Sprt pben I'M Simmef lit
Soft - Der Sonne unb Wionb unb
Stcrne 9cidnifen unb Tie fiibrt am
blauen Simmel. Ser bat Die 9erge.
Die Sliille, bas Selb uno Die Gee ges
biibet. Simmel unb @rbe iinb Sein
@ert. 8ott lit Der SdDpfer Der
@elt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

gciier einrlal einen S1urteu ipeiien.
IIS bunbert grapen Die Sbure tpeiIen.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
WORLD- WIDE TRUST IN POWDER TRADE Agreement Between All the Companies Here and Abroad unearthed at Federal
 Hearing.
HUNDRED AMERICAN FIRMS
Fierce Competition Led to Division of World Into Districts Where Rivals Could Not
 Sell,

Cleveland, C., Dec io--A worldwide agreement of all the powder companies In thls country and Europe was pre- scented in evidence at tho federal hear Ing before Special Master Mahaffey here day
 II provided for a S5o,o0o Nno for any breach of the agreement The docu- nent after presentation, was identified hr President Almon Lent, of the Aus tin Powder company of this city.
 The agreement was signed in 1897, and t provided that It should continue in force for ten years, and afterwards until such lime as the companies saw fl to revise lt
 The document set forth that the Dupont company, the Austin Powder company and nearly 100 other concerns tn this country signed it. as also did all the powder concerns in Europe. The 100 firms in this country include avery powder company In the United states the attorneys assert
 The agreement said that at the time lt was drawn up there was immense competition that was detrimental to the powder trade both in Europe and here, It was believed, it said, that by reaching some agreement fin re- gard to prices trade could be reEu- lated SD that each concern could live and make profits
 \ dotonatlon factory was being built In New Jersey al That lime, 10 which the European concerns objected. The companies in this country agreed ac- cordIng to the document 10 stop the erection of this factory, Tt was also agreed that the United states compa- nies should buy 50OooO0 pounds Of dc- tonators from Europe
 Regulations were made as to black powder sportmeo's powder and smoke less military powder
 It was agreed the document sets forth that Ir tha United States rocelv- cd any bids from a foreign country for smokelcss military powder what tht European concerns had bid should be learned, and the concerns here should not hid any less than the some price and should bid more
 The world was divided into districts over which each country should have lurlsdtction Mexico was American territory South America was divided between Europe and America the West Indies and the British Honduras were common property and the rest of thc world was European territory
 IL was agreed that fees should he paid into d common treasury and that all fines should he paid into tho ssmt , fund totbe used for the benefit of all the concerns
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
ON SOUTH AMERICA.
Address on His Recent Trip by Treas.
 urer McClung.

At tho Graduates club on satur- day evening, Lee McClung, treasurer of the university. will give an inform al talk upon his travels and exper- fences in South America last summer, The address is entitled A Glimpse of South America and will be llusta- cd hy many stereoptcon views from photographs taken by the author
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Unle1M.:-..

No false prctcnSc has marked the carcor of EN's Cream Balm Being entirely harmless t is not responsl. ble like the catarrh snuffs and pow dors, for minds shattered by cocaine. The great virtue or Elys Cream Balm k that lt speedily and completely ovorcomes nasal aatarrh and hay fev- CT Back of thIs statement is tho tes- tmony of thousands and a reputation of many years success. All druggists 5oc or mailed ny Ely Bros, 56 War ren street New York
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

1 was told last night that there woulc be a sale of sample hose to-day at the shop or Pattoo X Tyrrell room II, Uubinger building, and was sure that many women would like to know It. Plalnn black silk lislc and fine black lisIe, silk embroidered in several pret- ty patterns, worth 75c and stOO q pair for 49c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
QTINNIPIiCk BILLIARDS.
Mclaughlin and Gallagher to Give E1

Al the Qunnipiack club, Saturday night there win bs an exhibition ot billiard playing by two of the hest known experts of the country, Edward Mclaughlin and Tom Gallagher. both of New York They will compete in the following events 2iO points | $ 2 halkline. 25o points rail and % points three cushion caroms Charles H Miller will referee and the games wifi b" followed by an exhibition of fanct shots After tho exhibition member, interested will convene for the pur pose of inaururatins billiard tourna ment this winter.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

Stands for books arc always accept able as Christmas presents, Even people who do not read much have books scattered around tho living rooms, They are for decoration if not for instruction. X new rack for large books ih the form of a French colon ial sofa. It is made of cretonnc and gold galloon,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

Chiidron's Morris chairs in exact imitation of those intended for adult. arc among tho attractive showing in furniture for small folks They haze cushions of velvet and arc raised and lowered by rod as are the his chairs. ono in dark wood of mission dosign has velvet cushions of dark rrl
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

Have you seen the holiday booths there are several suggestions for gift making right before your eyes and priced to suit your means? For mon th ro are suspondors from 25c mp; muflers for S1.oO; neckties from 25o to SIOo. Gc sure and look for them.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Curtains S1. pair

Swiss RuFled Curtains, we'll made with ,aped seams and hem. stitched ruTles of superior quality Lawn with tasteful insertion of fine lace. , i.2 yards long and full width. Regular Si.75 value.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

Dainty for gifts are the cretonne- covered handkerchiefs, glove or veil boxes They may he had in coors suitable for blue, pink, yellow or green color scheme rooms,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Women's Ties l2 1-2c

Silk Popular Four-in hand Ties, Black, Brown, Navy, Red, Gray, Green, Copenhagen and White. Regular value 2sc.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

open sewing baskets, square in shape and covered with cretonne, the edges bound with satin ribbon and the lining of silesIa to match the prevail ing color are useful and not expensive,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Couch Covers 89c.

Tapestry Couch Covers. durable quality, Roman striped design, in various colorings, 3 yards long, so In. wide, lringcd All around. Regular Sl2s value.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

hra .bo Providence Journal pertinent -
 lF inquiries "wNetbor it Ds noressary. considering tho understanding io build &ib0ooo 0o0 worth of halOeehipa for tbe protection of the Pacific coast,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

pending ihe completion of tho Panama cHnah' logicallE new pAclnc flee Is no longer needed io guarantee peace, for inc entente has provided for that most admirably But let us walt
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

and see what effect this latesl derrl opmcut has upon inc new battIeHhlp proRram II Is hard to convinc navy maniac that ententoa and uudcrsland- lngs are anything but q joke.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

Mrs Oldblood Arc you familiar wit the AlnIau3ch dc tfutha2
 Mrs NnWblood Yes, ]osiah relies ol ii entirely for his weather predictions New York sun,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

All sorts, kinds and colors of veis are attractvcly boxed and ribbon tied ready for Christmas giving
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
As Through 8 Shop Window

Wouldn't a cut glass sugar and cream set be 8 splendid gift for the housekeeper?
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Portieres S2.50 pair.
Cups and Saucers l2c.
Wash Day Needs.

Eight regular Sc cakes of Swift's Pride Soap for 25c.
 Sc bottle of Blueing Be.
 Six handled Ironing Wax Sc. Heavy Tin Wash Boilers, copper bottom, fight fitting cover, patent cold wood handles. Regular value SIPS. Friday 95c each.
 Three l0c cans of Old Dutch Cleanser for 2sc.
 Four pound package of Swii''s Washing Powder Regular value 2sc box. Friday l3c. Only one 10 customer. None 10 children.
 S2.S0 Wood Frame Clothes Wringers Sl.S9.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Holiday NeiIs 69c.

In Chiffon Cloth, in all inc lead ing colors. Value Sl.00.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
The Ifnr Enst situation,

tSprlugtield Rcpublcan) The Japanese war scare having been laid 8t rest with much solemnlty by
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Mems 8 Gloves 29c.

35O pair Mems Imported Scotch Wool Gloves. the sample line of a leading importer Regular values soc and 75c pair.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
STRICKEN ON FLOOR OF Horsr
Gen IT C.. Worthlngtou, last of Lin. coln's pallbcarcrs, Critically III.

Washington, Dec tO-Gon. Henry C. Worthington, a former member of congress from Nevada. the only sur. viving bearer at the funeral of Abraham Lincoln, was stricken with aponlcxy on the floor Of the house soon after noon to-day. H" was con yeyed to a cloak room in a critical condition
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Silk Pctticoats S3,S5.

Womcn's Taffeta Silk Pettcoats in Black, Brown, Navy, Smoke and changeable effects deep sectional flounce, finished with iucks and tail ored strappings. Value $500.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Waists 98c.
Fancy White Goods At lc a yard.

Plaid and Lace suired Lawns, also White Figured Madras, in a variety of good designs suitable for waists. c% Regular Sc yd
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Women's Aprons 19c.

Amoskeag Gingham, in assorted Blue Checks, full size with strings and pocket Also White Lawn Aprons 36 inch. trimmed bottoms, Good 2ec values, Friday at l9c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
S1.0O I. s. Corsets 69c.

sold by us exclusively. Made of very heavy Jean, best of rust-proof steel boned; heavy front and side hose supporters attached. Very newest long back Directoire model all sizes IS to 30. Value $l.00. At 6ec.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
SANTA CLAUS ONE-DAY FEAST!
Six Handkerchiefs 25c.

women's Fancy Handkerchiets in stripes, plaids, checks, one corner effects, initials, plain white and dain- ty colored borders. Regular values Sc 10 Sc each,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-07-17
A HAVEN OF REST.

Our Republican friends now tell us
of the faithless Democrat, how he will
desert, sulk in his tent, go over to the
other side, and many other political
crimes that will take place Why is
this? Has the Democrat become so
uncertain quantity or SO treacherous
that these things can be said of him ?
We hope not. True, there has hereto
fore been ground for the suspicion that
turks in the bosom of our Republican
friends, but we trust the suspicion is
unfounded, that the expected not will
take place. We hope that those who
cannot support the nominees will quiz
city but firmly walk over into the Re
publican camp, and openly and grace
fully ally themselves with the cOrpO-
rations, the trusts, the servile office
holders, and the 'niggers. This
should be their haven of rest.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-07-17
PROTECTION RUN MAD.

Multiplication of needed lines of
transportation is an inestimable benefit
to the country, but the speculative du-
plication of existing lines is not only
waste of energy but is also ruinOus to
genuine investors. Congress should
make it criminal offence for group
of financial adventures to sap the
prosperity of an efficiently conducted
railway by means of the fictitious COM
petition of speculative railway in a
district already supplied with requisite
transport facilities.-N. Y. Herald.
Here is protection run mad. Here is
a great corporation paper advocating a
law by Congress which makes it a
criminal offense for Financial adven-
turers" to build competing line. Who
shall say whether those preparing to
build line of railway that may tread
upon the toes of an existing line, are
adventures Who shall say whether
it will sap their prosperity? Who will
say whether the new railway is ficti-
tious SO far as it completes with the
road already built? Who will say
whether the country through which
the new line is TO pass is "already SUP
piled with requisite transport facii-
ties"? The existing road of course. 1t
will be left by Congress, if such law
passes, as the complete controller of
all territory it claims as its own. 1t will
throttle it's community, and rob it I'M
der the law, and no relief can be obtain
ed. Could anything be SO subver-
sive of free government, and if we be-
gin to protect railroads, why not pro-
tect telegraph, telephone, express COM
panies, and even cattle and wheat
growers ? The thing is so absurd on
its face, it is remarkable it should find
an advocate in a backwOods newspaper,
much less great metropolitan journal,
and would not if money did not make
the newspaper go.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-07-17

Nth dortortng the effects, while the orig
;nni disease undernllncs the system.
What To Do.
there is comfort i'll the knowledge so
often expressed, that DIR. kilnier's
SwampRoot, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain i'll the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage.
1t corrccts inability to hold water
and scalding pain i'll passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine Or
beer, and overconles that unpleasant ne
cessity OF Icing compelled to go often
during the day. and TO get up many
times during tie night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-RoOt
is soon realized. Ii staiil5 tile highest
fer l.; wonderful cures cf the most dis
trcs:in', eases. i Hnt, need Il. medicine
vou :iou. have lii: best. Sold by drug
ti1t1 i'll Gitv-cciit gid onc-doilar sizes
You MY have sample botile and a
,ooi: that tells all fck
aboutit Lotllscntfrcc u 81: IA
by ,;rsil. Address Or. :I::;s;:;3
kilrlcr & Co.. Ging- zzs ss8sSg
halnton, ~ Y. When Eor,e OF swamp-Roos.
writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake. but remember the
name, Dt. Kilmcr's Swamp Root, and
the address, Binghanlton. N. Y.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-07-17
Fruit Growers,

A charter was filed in the circuit
clerks office here this week for the
Shenandoah Valley Fruit Growers AS
ISOLATION, Incorporated. The princi-
pal office will be at Basic City. The
maximum capital stock is $25, 600,
minimum $500, to be divided into shares
of $500 each.
The purposes for which it is formed
are to effect proper and uniform meth
DDS of grading, packing and marketing
of fruits, vegetables, and other farm
products. The officers are w. A. Nc
Comb of Arbor Hill, president; J. III.
Pifer of Strasburg, vice-president; J.
Lucian Moomaw of Glover Dale, sec
rotary and treasurer. The above with
B. E. Winston of Stuart's Draft, and ].
l.. Phillips of Blacksburg, are the di
rectOrs.