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Call For Bids.

Notice is hereby given that the Clerk of the Common Council of tEe Town Of Nogales will receive bids for construc- tion of a town stable up to and includ- ing April 18th, 1908. All bids should be addressed to c. M. Rathbun, Clerk of the town of Nogales. Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the Clerk, Room I, Mix Building, Nogales Ariz.
 C. M. RATHBUN, 314-4t. Town Clerk.
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George Januel, the expert German barber, opposite the Sonora News Company, guarantees his work, an@ respectfully invites you to give nm trial. Everything neat and clean Hair cutting speciality. If,
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ed from among the stockholders at their annual meeting to be held on the second Tuesday in January, of each year, until the first annual meeting of the stockholders and until their successors have been elected and have qualified the following named persons shall be the Di- rectors:
 Chas. Shepard, Geo. w. Lennon, w. c. Kapp, w. D. Faulkner and Henry E. Witt.
 Article VI The Directors shall have power to adopt amend and rescind Bylaws, to fill vacancies occurring in the Board from any cause. and to appoint from their own number an executive Committee with all the powers granted the Directors by these Articles.
 Article VII. The highest amount of indebt- edness or liability to which the Corporation is at any time to subject itself is SIXTY THoUs- AND No-1OO DOLLARS (S6O000. .O0)
 Al ticle VIII. The private property of the stockholders of the Corporation shall be for ever exempt from it's debts obligations.
 Article TX. For the present. and until fur ther notice, Frank J. Duffy, of Nogaes. Arizo- ma, who has been resident of the Territory of Arizona, for more than three years past will be the Agent and representative of this Company.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereto affi xed signatures, this 18th. day of November, 1907.
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NOTICE.

All accounts due l.. B. Fleischer, former owner of the Boston Store, are now due a1 MT. J. A. Fay ymonville's of fee. The Boston Store, Incorporated. does not collect accounts due MT. Fleis- cher.
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FOR SALE Complete household furnishin gs.-Four rooms cheap and in good condition. Address P. o. Box SIS, Nogales, Arizona.
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State of Missouri, 2
 County of Johnson e9

 Before me- w. E. Crissey, a Notary Public. in and for the State and county aforesaid, this day persona fly appeared Chas. A. Shepard. Geo. w. Lennon, w. C, Kapp, Charles Hootnan, James H. Lampkin, Jas. A. Kemper, Wm. D. Faulkner, Henry E Witt and w. s. Durham, known to me to be the persons who signed the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for and pur- poses therein mentioned. Given under my hand and seal of office this 16th day of November, 1907.
 Seal WDI. E. CRISSEY,
 Notary Pubic. My Commission will expire J July 20. 1910. Territory of ArIzona, ~
 County of Santa Cruz. Q" I hereby certify that the within instrument was filed and recorded at the request of F. J Duffy, January 10 A. D., 1908, at 1925 4. M. Book Miscellaneous Records. Pages 463- i6i-l65- 466-467.
 Witness my hand and official seal the day and year aforesaid.
 PULL nEROLD,
 County Recorder. First publication February 15, 1908. FOR SALE Complete household Il, T
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Special Rates to Regular Boarders.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-08
Big Meeting al Montgomery.

tine OF the most enthuSlaSUc
meetings ever held at Montgomery
was held Tuesday night. y large
crowd turned on, to hear National
Organizer W. j. Campbell who was
the speaker Of the OCCASION. Uc
made one OF the most telling aud
clear cut speeches heard for some
time and received the rapt at
tentiOn OF the big audience and
was loudly applauaed frequently.
The meeting aroused much interest
aud Organizer Camphell'> address
gives proof that ne will greatly
assist in the organizing campaign
in this district
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-08
Local r1ine
Workers News.
Several Good Meetings Held During
Past Week Officials Are All
Busy Carrying on Organizing
Campaign in District.

The Mass Meeting at Cedar
Grove Sunday was Il very cnthtsi-
:tstic one and resulted in much
good for the orsanization(in that
section of the District. District
President Ben Davis made one of
his most torccful and appealing
addresses President Hastings
also made Il convincing speech.
National Organizer W. j. Camp.
bell, OF Kentucky made quite a
lengthy address which WAS we'll
received and Iou'Ily applauded. y
good big crowd WAS in attendance
and showed 10y its action that re.
iewc0 interest III the organization
had manifested again at that place.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-08
Special Stockholders Meeting.

y special meeting OF the stock
holders of the Burns Moore
Mining X Tunnel Company viii
hc held at o. its office. room .:;6
Jack son building. Denver. Colo.
RADIO. at ten O'Clock u. m. ON
October i9th. 1905. for the pur-
pose al increasing the capital
stock of The company from S:.:5u =
600. its present capitalization. to
$500. 600. or an increase OF 500. To-
600.
JOHN VI. SMALLER. Secretary.
10 1T.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-08
Mitchell Edition.

Our next weeks issue will he Il
Mitchell edition. We will run an
article entitled John Mitchell
American Citizen. by Hugh G..
Weir. as it appeared in the cur
rent issue of Human Lite. 1t
pay, Il grand tribute To the great
reader and contains handsome
illustrations OF Mr. Mitchell and
his entire family. Every miner in
West Virginia should get II copy
of this issue.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-08

Illinois miucr>. according to the
Springfield TradcSman. ere dis .
satisfied with with the luminiSlra-
ton ot National President Lewis
and are grooming state President
Walker for the position. The
Illinois members claim they viii
also have the solid support of the
Indiana miners because OF friction
that developed III that state
recently between Lewis and state
officials. -tlevcl Citizen.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-08
Cedar Grove Rcorganized.

Vice President Lanham and
National Soard Member Cairns
held good mcetin. with the men
at Cedar Grove rnc>laN night and
rcorGaniZeu the local union at that
place. New officers were elected
and II starts of with Il GOOD
mem bcl~hip ana Il vigorous effort
Will bt made to get all the men in
union fold before Very long.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-08

1t Is reported that Vice presi
dent John y. White aud Secretary
treasurer W. ID. Ryan have issued
circular letters stating that lhry
would not be candidates for re-
election. This will he bad news
for the membership as these officials
hciu a very high place in the
hearts of the rank and file.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-08

tha>. Erallman. National Or
gani<er OF Glen Carbon. H.. who
spent some time in this field and
made hosts OF friends. is Il candi-
date for National Executive Board
Member OF District No. IL.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-08

Frank Earring ton. Vice PrcSi-
dent and Duncan Mcdonald In
tcrnational Board Member of
illinois. will both be candidates
fer president of the Illinois miners
at the coming election.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-08
Right to Organize.

Business is organized. Capital
Is organized. Labor must be or
ganized- And ii business and
capital have a right to organize.
then labor has that right. too.
The spirit of fairness requires that
labor be denied no right admitted
to business and capital.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-08
MANY CANDIDATES
ARE LOOMING UP
For National and Local Officers in
the United Mine Workers of
America-.White and Ryan Will
Not Run For Re -election.

john IL. W alker. president of
the Illinois miners is reported to
bc Il candidate for National Prcsi-
dent Of the organization at the
coming election.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-08

Every un1on miner III the Kan
s~ha valley who desires 10 sec the
organization grow in West vir-
mia should insist upon ALI poIiti
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-08

Board Member Cairns. ice
President Lanham and Secretary
MOTIFS We're at Blakclcy last week
where they took up some matters in
dispute between the company and
the men which will be finally
settled at Il later date
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-08

Settle mp your subscription.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-08

Cal candidates stating their posi-
Ton on the guard system us it
now prevails on Cabin Creek.
Unless this law!eSS system is
abolished organized labor i'm West
Virginia will be wiped out of ex-
ktence. The officers OF the law in
power can abolish this system if
Ihey would but enforce the law
anu 1--we up to their oath OF o!lice.
NO amount of hot air by canui.
oates can prove their friendship to
labor, their past record should he
looked up and studied by the
union men. Pay no attention to
the political tools of the ::yuard''
promoters. Think for yourScif.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-08

Agents waited il every local
linlon III tn" kanawha Valley hy
be Argus. Write IL at once or
particulars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-11

iiges. Otter Diitriftslegens Mealing
er 8srnene n6enfor Jare, ba set eIo,
ite, iom TT Saaret / Salien er blepet
roligt. @atnelio bar lengere Eio'
.prret plaget al religigie @rl1blerier
% 3nngiino. Nu bar ban pan set
rene meo at ban Dor epig fortabt, %
ban biloe oerfor lige iaa go6t fgrit
ION itolte giere gnoe paa fit 9ip.
,BegtDenbeoen bar giort ftprtt SSno-
trpf / 8pg6en.
81 nbs ne a o
|5 maalenene. Otter Mmtstin-
gets Belntning iorbanbles Der ON
Bp9uit1g al ct itsrre Stnosipgeaiyl
fq,r M~mtsfommunens @egning %
iaaleoeS iom man fat BET / flere an
ore Mmter. Timber Gorban6linser1,e
ON ,&olg al Steb for ct iaa6unt Mn-
leg er SpmRrfiombeoen ftartt ret
tet paa 8ergs @ommuneS gienoom
Jagernps, bbor oct Mnferffe War~
mori1iberi tioligere Lao. ct Mipl fer
pil faa en- fortreffelig 8eliggenbeo
ner beo Sior6en % life ret Ianot
ira Sernbaneitationer1. @ienbommen
ligqer iunot og frit og Ban6, inn
lpillcr en- laa flor @olIe be6 ct iaa=
oont 4nlqg> fan faaes pe6 $ielp al
en- 2eoning fra ct itgrre 9iern poa
&eitgaarbs Gienbom.
3 + q fnrer Ssreen
is rtffen er af8ddet pe1"Dsoenii
&riihania. Gretiereriet ct Ell, no
tional &unitort meo gamle Me6oer
longt op / Sloti6en. @legten bar
tommen fra @uobranosoolen, % oct
er rimeligt, at bans glpgee &unitner-
sie % fire @aano bar 4rp fra 6or=
fGore Den befienote Greifiererbpgb.
1aoeren bar aniot beb SAILS 3iono-
fabrif. Sgrgen griflen fom tioligt
u0 / ger6e1 og epeoe fin @unit i
Sonoon, @tocfbolnl Seem Sort og
&ipbenbabn, og oberalt ifaffe6e bans
ltore Dpgtigbeo og Smag bam bel Be-
talt Mrbetoe. 5tun6imellem TOM ban
biem til &riltianic. &on piloe gierne
uonDtte lin Stunt biemme og ban
gjoroe 6orlgg; men 6orbol6ene bar
for lmaa.
Soa tit bch til eit m 9psape ber,
Iom btitnof I'm gca bun1 ei t,,rbeltgt
og miolertioist 1oFonune. men 1om
belt tog bam iunetl. DIT oar @o=
pieringen al Sc be055e iit1;lpterebe
1reiager / Gfebergf1noet. Ser
gialot Set iffe boz en- poet Soono
og fremragerae aalig Dpetigbeo,
men oglaa 6en g>fl-e 0nlDu og gegi=
o9tigbe6. S beg Metuinaer bar
sSereenseritiell y lss1ffff5Iis. 7''*
Set par rprulol Sot le bo.u liae=
operfor Sen dlhg]m!c Erefulptur.
Sans 8ie fit CLARK, Vie 5ars @iel
bar meo. 9ef1e oser nenb roget for
bam. Set bar Iigyio1n mn ipIte Jig
beilegtet me6 sen aruls Rater. .SiS
gerfer iful6e re le,e1,be If H.
5 Sc 0unfle rf.ter aa: SER falife
Groo0c, iom BANDIT bem ammen. san
|,tjente mere / u6lon6et; men SCI fif
life bielpe. Dette fglte fan iont en-
Opgope for Jig. Dette biloe ban 4ig=
re.
Set blep bom fife forun6t beIt at
f11lbfpre Mrbej0et. Men set Fan bar
giort, ifol bepare bans Min6e mes
@eoer og Sat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-11

hemorrhoider helbredet i6tiI 1 4Dage
PAZO OINTMENT garanteres at helbrede
e1ler fremtredende Hamorrhoider ! : til
Il Dage eller Pengene ~refunderes. SOC Til.
virket at PARIS MEDICINE co., st. Louis, Mo
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norge. !.

aom1munes 8uo, 10000 Ser,
paa Giifeppret Grip, tilbsrenbe
@roSierer @illtamien, ct afcepteret
at Snlgeren.
bi e ms Bub 9 c t.
Magiitratens Gorilag til Budget for
yneite Mar piier en- l1ogiftsihgntns
paa $4,000 &roner, bporaf $4,000
fal6er iom @eru6gift poa sfatpber'
ne.
3ffenIige 2egepIab s.
G. S-Draurmen er en- 3o1nite neb,
tat for at uoorbeioe en- 8lan 10.
Droningen me6 offenlige 2egeplaoie.
9fgitebaner og Mfeboffer. 8pens
5toleinipettsr er Meblem at &omi'
teen.
S r.obprfning. 2anobus.
boloningsiellfabct i Morore @ergen'
bus Mmt bar beill,ttet at anbraae
Statsmagten on 8epilgning al q
ltsrre 8elsb, ser agteS anpen6t ION
8iorag efter 8ramier til Gren1me al
%9epbprfni1g af Serb.
Mfaf "a So nj tsere MS $50.
5rbfen aafta 9aniteens Dsosbo Ell
netop f%luttet, og benoes @ftcrla0en.
Hob, ser u6gier omfring 750 &ro=
r1er, er io1n Mrp tilfalot 2anosfpinoes
!tem,neretsforeningen. 5om befienot
bar bet 6enne 6orenina, bbis @re5,
incident bun bar, ser ifaffeoe benot
Ell blibere Gilperelie efter l1lpffeu
me6 set br116te 8en.
Norf 90 pbIement til
er - | + c I nj. Seller
@ilbelm blep ll11oer ct @elpg hos
Statsminiiter Micbelien / Bergen !
5on1mer opnnnrfium pan ct Mbblc'
ment, iom ban ipntes bar n1eget bat4
fert. Mpblerne par orbeioet al &c.,
belineofer Ole 80: Olien oeriteos.
&eileren bar I'LL al barn beittlt ct ltg=
nen6e Mgblement til en- SOL / ct al
fine 5lotte. :.
2ocfout / Rriitiania.
So M%rbei6ernes Organization life
bor autaget oct at Mrbeiosgioernes
Screening fibite fremiatte &ilbu6 an=
gaaen6e 2enfonfliften peb @atfos,
Soten og @urum @elluloiefabrifer,
far Observation-Disclosures fa9ligeS om-
menilutning beill1ttet 2ocfout in6en-
for @elluloiein0uftrien. Denne 8e-
lutning er tilraa6t al Norif Mrbcios=
giperforenings Gentralltprelle, ion1
bor paabl1bt, at Mrbeiberne ltrafs iful
opliges. 2ocfout'en oil fomn1e til al
nnrfnttp IL 600 mnnN
DgbsfaI 5. Den befjen6te
@allingtone Sngeborg @e6ningen Ell
afgaat peo Gpoen, 70 Mor gammel
SUN par en- ODER bele Salling0nl bel
fienot ACKNOWLEDGED, iom napnIig in.
tereslere6e Jig lterft for Oprettelie a
ct S%olfemuieum for @alling6al, bpor.
til bum ogiaa for poet betDoelige Sc.
Ipb.
6orbenberer6e Sr6fgrer
1rpgitao, Sans 8oaita6, er afgoae1
pe6 DGoen, SO Mar gammel. 8oa'
ltao bab6e peret Meolem al @erreos:
itprct / 80 Mar, beraf 20 font 0r6fs:
rer.
0I6nnb 5grunr. @ac
@aar6en &uiferu0 be6 5grumlanf
Citation tog man UNDER &rgn6arbei
Be 6plo fra en- @aug, iom Lao pae
@aar6ens @run6. st 5tptfe neo
Sougen lteote man paa fo%rifiellig'
gamle Sing iom @penber, &roger
Ell @tenpie og @enrelter. Man 1lut
tet ltrafs meo at grape / @auger, Sc
man ifiente, at man baboe itpot pat
Ol6tioslepninger. Despprre bIei
flere @maating rdplet bort, oa Sun
BET rpgteoes, og Golf fom til @te
Set. Ser er flere lignen6e &arge1
paa @noroen. Broesio r @u1tafior
bil bli anmooet ON at un6erigg'
@te6et.
&abneurb eioertre i
ton / &rtltiania ems
Haa ct Me6e al De itreifenoe &apne
orbei6ere 5. 10. Nopember er set bIe
bet beiluttet at bebe @treifert. @e
lultatet at Mfitemnin9erne bite a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-11
Sill g I e ! be II. Gabrit.
eier Bernbarb 8rgnne, 9ronobiem,
bar tilbl,ot &oalb Amunoien tulb-
|itanoigt l1bitpr at %l1lotGpper til
bats foreltaaenoa EolarfRrb.

IAkSttObS% %~iAJ% - ff>
bats foreitaaenba Eolarfaro.
5trenlget &uI q
SO Mar. &11lben nor6enfiel6S er
ianr uiGopanlig itreng, iGrlig Sno-
Ionosbpgoerne, meboeles fra Srono-
5biem S. IA. Nop. Tiorbene CT alt
begpnbt at frDie. Malangenfjor6en
CT tilfrosien belle 5 NeiI uooper, bpao
Der life bar bnr6t pna oerne SID
belt Ii6en 5O-Mnrene.
&aIbsfapellan i same.
IS Gonc Bra{tRgiiGlb peo Bergen CT
Statsroab beiluttet aniat en- 8albs-
fapcllan fra /. SSau,,ar .nnite Mar.
&apellanen er ti[lagt en- aarlig 2gn al
5000 &roner. San {fal bo / 8trfe<
LAMB / Nrrbeben al Nestln Scrnba%
notation og ppientlig forrette Tom
Yreit for Mnnefset 8irfela1tb.
Mon0 ng Zone 3 ru f
n e t. On / Stofntarfnes n,eeet
fienot eammel 8igrnelfpter, Ole
2arien 2unffjor6, bar forle6en ube
paa Slen for. at fife. @erunoer
falbt ban i 8anbet og. 6rufneoe. 91=
itruen, Tom iaa set, iprong til for at
reobc bar1, men fal6t %lteelebes i %
brufneoe. Sc por begee, nIbre Golf.
Ole bopbe ct Mar ncblogt 5 8ierne.
Brebifanten 8orratt
optreoer fortibcn 1om Guneealer i
Scbtpei5. Oglaa Der ffal oct allereoe
babe lptfe6es ben farlige Man6 at
eiere en- Eel Del Soft ifruIfet. 0g
! Soeri9e, bbor ban bar pirtet e., 3ib
tflor, grasierer @alifaben fremoeles
/ Ell ubpggelig @ra6. 6lere Metbo-
btltprpiter / Norge bar / oct 1i6fte op.
troa0t lom offentlige Goriparere for
8orratt I 8lo6ere.
Il lDffe paa g II 3
6 fspebiti o n. Sfelge Meo=
belelle til ~8reorifsitob Blab" ifol
ocn enc al 0eltagerne / Mor6munoer1
Soban &orens %5oologtife Gtspeoition
til oct noro=pltre Sibirie1L @ialmar
SSenien fra @paler, pere olnfomu1et
UNDER cit Gtorm poa en- al 6lo6erne.
Get lpffeoes &oren at rc6be Jig, me-
oeu5 bans 2e6iager og alle @unoene
omfom. Mlt Mebifab tables, loa
Gfspeoitionen, iom lful6e pare ~
gar, er opsioet. ST.. &oren far iorn
befienot ti6ligere beltoget / 2 Sp6=
mpSefspeOittoner iom 3oolog.>
9 anb tarb e / ne0re
@lom1nen er frembeleS falben0e. Se6
6%urubolmen er Sen finn s CONNER
moo 2 500 2 Sonr1rer for s Gage
lioen. Deco set nuperenoe ubetDoe=
lige Sillpb bill 0ammm / SarpfoS=
len Diltnof ptrfe pau Iillebet til
8anoinotagene peo 8orregaaro. og
@afslun0, boor ser / alle 3ilfel0e
biloe bore Ganb NOT for set fgrite;
n1en for Ganofgringen / @lommens
beltre 2pb oil Gan1men for 9ieblif-
fet bore uoen Girfning, og ianoipn=
ligpiS mac 5gmnrerfletning giennem
Sen npe Sunnel opgipes for iaar.
ole g tn eIi6 + a
s. II SIS a /, Ell ulpffelig Man6,
iom forle6en far @allen ODER paa Jig
og fine 8prn, fif iDet Saaret iammen
og ban ifal efter bpao Ser meooeles
fra Ma116al bore nofiaa bra, og paa
@pipitalet far man 9aab ONT bans
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-11

ole g tn e / a
S inS'6 a I, Ell ulpffeltg Mano,
lom forle6en ifar @allen ODER paq Jig
og fine 8prn, fif ipet Saaret iammen
og ian ifol efter bpao ser meo6eleS
fra Mat16al bore nofiaa bra, og paa
@qipitalet far man @aab ONT bans
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-11

&apnearb eibertre -
&riltionia emit.
Baa ct Mg6e al be ltreifen6e @apne-
orbei6ere 5. 18. Nobember er set Die
bet beiluttet at bebe @treifen. Sic.
lultatt al Mfltemnin9erne bite at
Dngre 8rpggearbeioeres SCREENING,
iom bab0e foranitaltet @treifen, in-
gen 1ililutntng bill fna al be andre
Otter
at &eil1ltatet bar be%fienbtgiort, bap-
Sc Den itreifen6e screenings 8e1tprel=
ie en- &onference meo gfspe6iterfore-
ningens 6orman0, &ofiegermeiter
6earnlep % 6ore1ineens @efretpr
ST.. 8erg-&anien. 8rpggearbeioer=
mes 8eitprelie foriggte at opnaa, at
iamtlige eller ct itgrre Mntol al be
Streifen6e iful6e bli gieninotaget.
Observation-Disclosures Gorman6 %
.Sefretar maatte imi6Ierti6 for 6eres
8~e6fommenoe faitboloe Set gibne Sill
buo ON at inotage 200. Sc anorel|
200 8Iabier bar beiat af andre ToIf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-11

Set blep bam fife forun6t belt at
fulofpre Mrbei0et. Wen oct Fan bar
gjort, ffal bepare hans Min6e me0
@e6er og Saf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-07
FACES MURDER CHARGE.
Negro Said to Have Killed Rival
Preacher for Passionate.

SUFFOLK, Va. November AT the
third adjourned session of the coroner
jury which has been investigating the
death of Rev. James l.. Smith. colored
who had been mysteriously missing from
his flock at Reds Ferry Va, since
August. a verdict was brought last night
that Smith had come to his death from
the effects of a blow from blunt instru
ment in the hands of Rev. Ernest Lyons,
also coIored. who already is In custody.
Lyons was returned to Jail.
Both preachers were followers Of the
"Sanctified" sect Lyons Is alleged to
nave displaced Smith by killing him in
order that he could secure the passionate.
Lyons explained the absence Of Smith
from his charge by giving several rea-
sons-that Smiths father was i'll in Will
son. n. c.; that Smith had gone of to get
married: that Smith had trouble about a
female member of his flock; that he could
not raise $40 conference dues, and that ne
was conducting a revival in Newport
News. The body of Smith was buried
and afterward was taken up and thrown
into Nansemond river, where it was
found.
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EVERY BONE IN BODY BROKEN
Circus Rider Incased in Plaster Cast
for Accident

OCDENSBURG, n. Y, November T.
Incased in "A plaster cast. which covers
all Of her body except the neck and head.
Minnie Fisher, circus rider, who was
injured some time ago by being thrown
from her horse. left here yesterday for
her home in Alabama. She is unable to
move any part Of her body below her
shoulders and will lie on cot during
the railroad journey south.
The accident in which the young wom-
an was injured occurred during a per-
Torrance az Malone last September. Her
horse became frightened and bolted to-
ward the spectators. The eQuestrienns
turned the animal into a fence, and the
rider was thrown heavily to the ground.
nearly every bone in her body being
broken.
ter cast will bo removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-07
Wedding Present Problem
FROM The London World

What people ought 10 do when they send
out invitations to wedding is to add
after the r. 8. V. r. tho letters r. q. H..
which stand for "Pienss send list" The
wouid-bo donor would then ssnd a ssiec-
ton o.. aay. four articles from one shilling
to n thousand pounds In value. and the
bride would pick out what she wished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-07

Character of a Store.
People i d IDENTIFY the
character of a store With
the character of the paper
in which they SEE the
stores advertisement.
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THE EVENING STAR
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The Evening Star Newspaper Company,

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edition, is delivered by carriers, on their own ac-
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without The Sunday Star at A cents per month
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Daily. Sunday included. one month. go cents
Daily. Sunday excepted. one month, 80 cents.
Saturday Star. one year. S1-OO.
Sunday Star. one year, $1.5O
The Press., 1908-01-15
ELLINGTON. CFyetAI Lake.

The Misses Mabel and Emma Boyer recently visited Mrs. Frank Newell. Norris Kibbe of Ellington is visit. ing friends in the place for d few days.
 Wilbur F. Charter of Bridgeport has bought a farm in Ellington, and moved there with his family this week.
 The fourth quarterly conference of the Crystal ike M. E. church was held last Friday at the church at 8 p, m. Presiding Elder Newland presided. The following list of stewards were elected Mrs. Hattie l.. Charter, Miss Hattie l.. Smith. Miss Lucy O. Smith, Mrs. Ella M. Martin, Philo W. Kibbe, Mrs. Myrtle Barlow, Raymond c. Willis, K. H. Dimock, Mrs. Adelia E. Dimock, Mrs. Jennie Neff; Mrs. Hattie l.. Charter was elected recording steward. and Miss Hattie F. Smith treasurer.