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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03

(CnmttMuc0 rom E&BC OP straining orders invalidatins ta laws in certain cases on ex parte tes timonv and providing for hearing or tha defendant in cases of temporary tnJunctions. order but Mir. Williams argued the point saving that the House was mas ter of its committees, and even the Committee on Ways and Means can pc instructed by the House.
 remark by Mir. Williams that the American House of Representatives to- night Is making history" elicited Re- publican jeers.
 You don't seem to know it." he de- clared. "but you are just the same, you cannot go to the American people with the excuse that the House Is composed of a Speaker. a Committee on Ways and Means and Chairman of that Committee"
 The point of order was sustained.
 Further amendments were offered by MT. Williams to require the report ing of bills to the authority of Circuit and District Courts and Judges lp granting injunctions and restraining orders upon ex parte evidence, and also providing that no writ of injunction or temporary restraining order shall be granted in any case without reasonable previous notice to the defendant The amendment was lost, 5l to ST..
 MT. Payne moved the previous ques- tion to report the resolution. Another roll call ensued. with the result that the previous question was ordered-ayes, 11s; nays. S3; present 25. | Forcing Roll Calls.
 The Democrats then forced another roll call on a request by MT. Payne for the previous question on motion by him to recommit the bill. The previ- ous question again was ordered. the vote recurring to the motion to recom- init which was tactical move of the Republicans in order to head of any action by the Democrats. It was lost as 1t was intended to be.
 Mir Payne was forced to request the yeas and nays on the passage of the resolution. Having exhausted all means of obstruction to the resolution and with no desire to oppose it's pas sage. the Democrats turned in anc voted with the Republicans.
 The resolution was adopted-yeas 213; nays, 0; present. IS.
 Speaker Cannon held a motion b1 MT. Underwood of Alabama to recon slider the vote to be dilatory and re fused to entertain it. whereupon MT Payne moved to adjourn.
 The Democrats forced the thirteenth roll call. and by the vote of l2l to el the House. at 10:09 p. m., adjourne' and the struggle for the t.me oelni l was over.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
MIR. HEFLN IN COURT
BOND OF ALABAMA CONGRESSMAN
 FIXED AT e3.0e0.
Mir. Clayton Valves Reading of Infor- nation and the Defendant Pleads Not Guilty to the
 Charue

Washington. April 2,-Representative Heflin of Alabama in Police Court to- day after plea of not guilty gave a bond for a, 900 for his appearance for trial on two charges of assault with a dangerous weapon.
 Bond was immediately furnished by o. G. Staples. proprietor of the hotel where the Alabama Congressman Is stopping.
 Representative Clayton of Alabama. counsel for Mir. Hefiin. told the court that Mir. Hefin waived the reading of the information charging him with assaultins Thomas McCreary. New York horseman, and Louis Lundy, . negro. while on street car last Fri day night. MT. Hefiin pleaded not guilty
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
MOTIVE IN SUICIDE.

St. Louis, Mo. April 2--Marie Lch- mann, 26 years old, committed suicide yesterday with carbolic acid and to- day proved her motive in taking her life was to leave $1.000 insurance to her helpless. invalid sister, Maggie. 1s years old.
 A clause in the policy stipulated that the insurance would not be paid If the holder committed suicide within one year from the date of issuance, but af- ter that, self destruction would not bar payment. The stipulated year expired Tuesday. Marie committed suicide Wednesday. Her body was found in Forest Park on a bench. The parents of the two girls have been dead sever al years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
situatlon in Pennsylvnnla.

Pittsburg, April 2.-As a result of the inability of the Joint Scale Com mittee of the operators and miners of Western Pennsylvania to reach an agreement on a wage scale and work ing rules. negotiations have been broken off and the operators will now deal directly with National President T. L. Lewis and other national officers,
 The joint meeting of miners and op- orators adjourned sine die today, ap- parently no nearer an agreement an when 1t convened.
 Following the adjournment of the Joint Scale Committee, the operators sent a telegram to President Lewis &C., cepting his invitation to meet in h. dianapolis on Monday.
 At meeting tomorrow a committed of operators will be appointed to at- tend the Indianapolis meeting. Not all of the operators are in favor of reviv- ing the interstate agreement which may be the outcome of the conference at Indianapolis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
WILL SELL A FORT.
New York Threatens to Seize Govern
 ment Property.

New York Threatens to Seize Govern-
 ment Property.
 New York, April Eff any one cares to purchase modern up-to-date fort in good repair and furnished with the usual supply of guns he may soon have the opportunity.
 City Controller Metz has made up his mind to sell to the highest bidder Fort Hamilton, one of the forts that guard the entrance to New York harbor The controller demands that the Federal government pay a sewer assessment amounting to $5.s60. In case this amount is not paid he says he will surely offer the property for sale.
 On the other hand, 1t is claimed that the national government is not liable for assessments for local improvements unless by agreement prior to the do- ing of the work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03

Tschaikovsky. of the Russian revoiu- tionists. for permission to take her husband from the fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul, to hospital. She was willing that he either be released on bail or that she herself pay the ex- penses of a guard. but the government refused.
 M Tschaikovsky has now been con- fined in the fortress for about four months and a half and apparently the case Is as far from settlement as when he was arrested. Recently physicians reported to the government that he waT in danger of complete break down as result of solitary confinement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
ROGERS KILLS WIFE.
Then Prominent Connecticut M
 Shielded.

Then Prominent Connecticut Man
 - Shielded.
 New London. Conn, April 2-William F. M. Rogers, at one time Brigade Signal Officer of the State of Connecti- cut. killed his wife and took his own life early today at his home here.
 From the position of the bodies it was evident that Mrs. Rogers was shot while she was asleep and her husband then fired a shot into his mouth and fell dead across the bed. No one be- sides the couple was in the house. Mir Rogers was formerly Judge of Probate for, the district of New London, and for several years prosecuting att torney'o of this city. It is presumed that despondency was the, cause of his act of today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
FIppLED HIS PASSAGE.
Boy Played Violin on Atlantic steame

Boy Played Violin on Atlantic steamer
 New York, April 2.--Henry Berchman. 17-year-old New York boy. hddled his way across the Atlantic on the North German Lloyd liner, Kaiser Will helm Dergrosse.
 The boy was sent abroad to study the violin three years ago. His father sent him a remittance to come home on the Kaiser, but the money went astray, and the boy. knowing that his parents would expect him home on the Kaiser boarded the vessel at Bremen.
 . After the ship was well away from port, the lad. carrying his violin. made his presence known aboard. He ex- plained to the officers that his father would pay his fare on his arrival. but that if that was not satisfactory he would like to work his way over by fiddling. Permission was given him to play and so as a sort of official fiddler he came across gratis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
OPERATORS ANSWER LEWIS.
Some Mine Operators VIII Attend ths
 Conference.


 Indianapolis, April 2.-Various atti- tudes on the part of the mine opera tors are indicated in the telegraphic replies to President Tom Lewis's invi- tation for a conference between the miners and operators of the central competitive. field composed of Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Western Pennsyl- vanis in Indianapolis, April 6.
 q nave received replies of different natures from various operators regard ing the conference I propose, but I don't feel at liberty to give them out until have received them all" MT. Lewis said.
 President Lewis announced today that the miners and operators of the southwestern competitive field would hold Joint conference at Kansas City Monday or Tuesday to enter into new wage contracts and sign contracts for the ensuing year,
 The old status will probably be re- newed. This is regarded as a victory for the new President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
Tammany VIII Go To Denver.

New York. April 2.-Thomas F. Smith. secretary of Tammany Hall, Is on his way to Denver to engage hotel mmodations for the Tammany host of 800 which will go to the Democratic National Convention. Tammany ex- poets to carry out many more. but they will be left to shift for them selves so far as hotel accommodations are concerned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
Fire in London. Ontario.

London. Ont, April 2.-Hobbss glass works were destroyed by fire tonight. Adjoining buildings were damaged. The total loss will reach $3o0,O00. SO per cent of which is covered by insu- rance. L. Ferguson and R. Hayiock. hremen, were caught under falling walls and severely injured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
SCHROEDER IS DEAD.
He Was First Sugar Renner in This
 Country.

New York, April 2.-Said to have been the first refiner of sugar in the United States, Harmon Schroeder, a native of Germany. retired for thirty years after a successful business ca reer in this city, Is dead at his home here aged s7 years.
 when q young man he came from Germany, and in company with several youthful fellow countrymen, opened a srnali shop where the partners began to refine sugar at which trade they work ed in Germany. This was the begin ming of the sugar refining industry in America.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
DEMOCRATS IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Bryan is IndOrsed After an Acrtmcn'
 ioua Debate.

Parkersburg. w Va. April 2.-The Democratic State Executive Committee of West Virginia today decided to hola tba state nominating convention at Charleston on July 29. The convention to select delegates to the National Democratic Convention at Denver will be held in Wheeling on May 9s.
 After an acrimonious debate of three hours. a resolution indorsing w. J.. Bryan was adopted by a vote of 10 to B.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
Wreck In Yarda.

A slight wreck in the Louisville and Nashville Railroad yards caused the wreckinK whistle to be blown last night. The damage was inconstder- able and no delay was caused.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
REaUEsT IS REFUSED.

xasehoIas Tschaikovsky Must Remain
 I'm Russian Fortress.
 St. Petersburg. April 2-The govern want has refused the request of Mime. Techafkovsky, wife of Nicholas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03

delegates at large elected by this con ventions and the district delegates heretofore elected, to present his name to the National Convention. and spare no effort to secure his nomination as the Republican choice for the next Presidency"
 On state Issues the platform indorses Governor Hanly. Chairman Harry ,. New of the Republican of the National Committee. United States Senator Beveridge and Hemenway. and Chair man Goodrich, of the State Committee. It recommends that the next legisla- ture pass a practical primary election law, a law revising and simplifying the practice in courts, and law regu- lating the use of public frapchises and the suppression of fictitious or watered stock. The liquor plank Is strong de- mand for local option in addition to present laws with the county as unit.
 State Omcers Nominated.
 Nominations for State officers were then called for. Six candidates had no opposition for a second nomination being present State officers and they were nominated by exclamation. They were: For Secretary of State. Fred A. Sims, Frankfort: for Auditor. John O. Billheimer, Washington; for Treasurer. Oscar Hadley. Plainfeld; for Attorney General. James Bingham. Muncie: for Reporter of the. Supreme Court, George W. Self. Corridor; for Judge of Ap- pellate Court, David Myers. Greens burg.
 The twenty six district national del- egates selected February at district meetings, were elected and United States Senators Beveridge and Hemen. way, Governor J. Frank Hanley and Chairman James P Goodrich of the State committee. were elected national delegates at large.
 The names of James E. Watson. of Nashville; Charles W. Miller. of Goshen: William L. Taylor. of Indian apolis, and Hugh T. Miller. of Colum- bus, were presented to the convention for nomination for Governor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
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The Ordway new era., 1908-03-27
SCHOOL NOTES

The High >rau1. dec-zna,,-r ~---
tzsst tnok place after recess ve5re.zlt
Rev Rice, Rev Craven z-5 NJ
FEirch.l5 acted - tpdce>
There were u.ae entered L :1s
caoiesi
Cecil res spoke How RUBY P.zr4s.~
Forrest Wiu:ree. "Rieuza's A55-ass
70 the R012us- Be,,le S;1.55g--
The A5ictsd Family" Grace G-sr.
Old Ace Tray Akin. The P7s.,a
Boy. Viva >yphsr. It e Las HIM
Jessie Waugh, The Rjde @. Js1p5.
NcNsGl- Lillian Trutier. --Oalls,,a
on Cans Frank Rice, The Rs,,re
q Gsiiysourc.
The tHsi five received The following
prizes In order. Lady n; The I,ssa
A1tasrst q ihe Breakfast Table. Il '
Grail, Eve Of 81 A1oss, Baalis Brsr
Hash. Visitors Mes5znss 1ges
Sypbsr, Gray, Sio3dzr5. Estes ap3
Miss EIey.
The Sec7nd intermediate cun,ss,
VII be Monday after recess and Gran.
MAJ School Tuesday after recess
Miss Frances sirsvsr is sur.-i,s
from a osdlr sprsine5 arm caas.d by
bang Thrown from 3 bucyy while on
aer WY 20 school. The borse va.
frightened al b bunch Of hay in III.
road sod ran some distance before i,
wss stopped
Miss Lille Edgar Is teaching tn.
Grammar Sc.to-. during ihe sicsues,
q Mis- weisl.
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Tie zrt -"unu Unst.f .,sr team
jnu"t huEzuuuu Suuruur t.-s-po7n
Ii &,ul. -uun uul .llor la. ..7a a,
~"nm E~nuuuh. Lanals.r.r:. ] q i l5.crs
GU nnrs liurec 1ia Suru- CTR bows
i'iat1 L-it' sainn %. ia+ ,--e q. l.
4. = 4 tlo.r 70 >a.r -:y The bows
- -. uu"t - -.
L@4L15 Esr s;a-i ass ra.s,5o, NJ,
lbt rEosa Ii il,t f-.-s = nix So,
Ms CErE E--a-
s--si lai+'-oa-EEts p1Pils are inter.
t''i<o in "-er BsFs- Ea9 lived on the
NH inn l,a. Lso 10 nov
Hays ~oo re gardeners are mos,
'1lulE- og=.
Or NEl'oE enrolled in the Second
Ff51L:E Us; Monday.
i number Of First grade cbi,drsr
nave brought seeds for planting ir
~lnoo" gardens This will be a vra,,
oe'P to Is il the study OF plants.
Several children are absent rn,,
week On account Of Illness.
lese6er, Johnny, what is a hyno
efIie: Johnny. "A boy uot cnmo,
70 school with a smile on his face,
Small boy, Teacher, was tha, h,,
1I you naa In that bottle on tn,
oesS Teacher, why, no, n, 4
nueiiase Boy. Perhaps that ia tn,
reason l can't get my hat OF +"
The principal told new scholar :,
g home and get his birth certif,ca,s
When the boy returned, the priucIna
! nao forgotten about IL, 20 he said
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-27
Town Board POeee0fnss

The Roara O. Trustees asti u rss-
lar session March aSh- ls.e \"
pys~eut exoep, Trsslee }, ! N"7S
on n,olion ard sersad tAe oca'Ts7i
between The Or3W2y w2,sr IN. Aa
the Paeh,o Ani >lAIe l-ze Hz.lT''ha
o.. dated lSsl, GE5 lhs ls'E~s Hs'"S'sl
the town q OriV&y AID ias As.a
L.ses Land ana Water Oo1P113
dated 1891, i read IN fan. AtlSt o2a-
siderable discussion Il 49, NS-sS'o
between the Bs1ri . Trustees 60
bebsl. o. the tosn = OriszF A1a "
WI Hartman @ oshAl' q iae L's.7
Lakes Land and Water lo-2G.A11, ia.
the town @. Or5~Ay clean a-' 'ae
old reservoir operated u16sr The .F4>-
70 the sXtsGi that il - aea1 --.tTa
with .aSl luleuE >suce Ele dale 90 .--N-
and attach y-Ps line 20 tbs Fa~1; 'ts
and leave the -ese-vr.- ? = -Eut AIS
s4Ise IN same c1u6itElu t1ss St-F al
The time le2ss 49, SNe-E;et- '1.-.--s
wezr and tear excepted. Ias2r re
Talz Lake, Land lz5 Water q. -7--.1
W1.l'5 terminate IBIS .sE~s --1 -7EE-
ate lhi. EaIsr >y,ts-1. SIP. -.a--
however. laAt TIE TS.l L1sa> ---a-
a1S Ua;s- Cuup1s 1a-.i t---a,l o.
water 10 A-y Qs->0a- Fs-~11> ~ '--
-,--st4.-s eN~s-- - - h"-s.- 1s as
stables. and jal; d; ra1 tl--s>A "ais-
taihe F.at,a aa5 >'a;e -ze aa.-
rozG O. Gals u lhe exp -l'..'- e.; '-.
rs-fas e. the c1oc-aci ss'Ver- i-r
sssd -ai--ad 1c1paug aa5i1s o-5Uas
Water Company. VIZ Ia.y 2l.a- -s.l
and then ssr6 railroad c01FaaT l-ei
. b CT q this water system.
O- motion 80 S@c1-i i : o-5--a7
:hata committee O. t1-r n asp Md
. 70 e; IN 015uuc;Ea1 nth rne -
attorney aa5 NJ H2-i-a-- the t.--
committee men are 90 5sis-0 .1s III
sxt-a; sd reservoir ELs been SLED .1
since safe a iezss- aud lie -. -osy
ao5 NJ. Es-i111 - d-aE CT c7-t-l-i
h.o5la. the ;.5wa r; O-iEzy g. o. 'fs
Ea-s zs-ee5 ug7- 5y sar1 cl-1 t;et
40 la.-.-E a-.E = a-- -=-h=~ -=z--.z .
wate- C-Dps-y - tern nate slaz
lease up11 above stipulated tens
The committee appointed a-s :
follows 4. ". Ward, : ? johns g
:. ID prS1ey and w. NcNs
. On uols1a The fu-l9E.1s 1..> &C.
allowed;
KIP B-as-- u5~s ..-- =
Tam Lasas Lana and wa;sc
CnuPsly -.--- = 70
L u. walter. TF.as E4-S - :.
". : Da7a>r1. LABOR -..---.-
. O-dvar Ercrrr- LlGh' and
P1Ne- O.. whistle ...----.- 40
l ". Hslts-. tapping u2iuS
/ S1l,oa licenses were S-aa;s5 - g.
!uws
. Na.hb-ra \ >ez-csy. O mo- So .'
Hczssi0r < Brown rlo ..--.- 80 %
Adjourned w EoGAE
D. o
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Csrk au5 Recorder
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-27
ELECTION NOTICE

oriway. Colorado, March llih lsls-
Notice is hereby given that on the
nr., Tuesday in April, the same being
the 7th day Of April, A. D, is.s, the
annual municipal election in aud 'o'
the Incorporated town o. oraway VII
he held in said town Of ordway al the
oriway opera house on the corner o;
Tuird stree, aud Denver Boulevard,
81 which time the following o1leSrs
and questions will be voted uP'H,
10 Wit: One Mayor for the tern q
one wear, three Trustees for the term
Of Two years: the ouestion '->hal. Ini'
ToNn become Anti saloon Territory.
wv. Ep6AE-
fSa,n Clerk and Recc-Ser.
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The pas: ;hTee weeks have oeS
very satisfactory ones In our s1t'>s'lI =
tIoa department, many new n212te
hav!as been added 70 the list With
the la-se pumbsr Q: old f2lihtlls
lIoui6aiin, oco2sioo4lly, se :esl OuSa
encouraged. and Eill sodeavo- =
asri, the l2rss list ne are siriv!Hs 70
securs. The nss names are W. !
Lsa-y. Crse5s, Crlorzdo; !. H Hc7s-
vxrss., Milford, Nsb; John r Wzc-
lia.toa. O-6say: n c CanI-s.l,
PTi,os,oa. e.: Z ?. Atwood CaiiI-
a.: Z. Z. Chess Or5sAy5 Geo l
Hsiu,s, Nsros, III: :. G. >ieeoo rs2r.
Yxi-oo-ai. II; Z { Ford, Or5~ay-
gsossAss. WI. worker. c a MI
ls-. Nyroa Feutoa. Simon Zino. joan
Rsucx. . = Clls- J. J. Burns, J. :
Dososy. c. ". Ilszlls and : A sale
RE Baldwin spd ! ". Burke q
O7iwxy. xo5 Fred TArooI. >csar C5ig
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CORRECTING FALSE REPORTS

viii malice toward nnos &od char
liz toward al. feel Il 5 duty ! owe
- nyssIt Xad frieaos 70 oo-ract Gel
tain false reports which have oeta
circulated cooosrniaS ny principles
q the Temperance question
Ian %; IN tsvo- q the oPSa ssl"o7-
usys. wzs aud asvsr siil hS; =. ~
ius1sros has been against ihsl- !
an 20. ;eap-raDos and stand s.
opposed TO ints1psrsaos II al IL
forms :. Ed DoWSEY.
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s..1e., at tho Esthodi't tp''7
Church.
Sunday, March @, 1905

Sunday, March @' w.
Sunday School, 1000 . " ~ ,,sa
Duncan. supt. Subject o. - s3
nTsmneranee DT Lesson" Prov "'I
Morning worship II .. %. L., md
subject, "sin: Its or's'O'
and Cure" 400
Junior Epworth League iut|
Mrs, Mary Thompson. SUPP, s,st
"A Bible Prohibition parry
Ia. ..,oosl sefVl
Enworth League devotlou,. ,s..t.s
$40 n. m. Topic, "ihe noo,tuple'
Of China and the Gospel opvd I'd 81
Leaders, s. A. Sprensle
Rice. .,,ce. 73fy'
Ey.nine preaching se'v'..'1 ". '1r.e
Subject .nan Made in 'n'
God" ..eh d =
r. 5 raircnild will pre.ss
morning and evening 'eI,'
A cnrdial welcome C :, y, r,cr -
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Orer 10 district i. e=vers. RCs>5lu>
have ae5a ordered - appear ne:a.,
I-5se Wz,laos- @. the county court T.
shov caGss shy ;hclr 1Esprinc AZ
-; Eitsad!us schuoL Pred Hl-T-
Esa-y Kennel, Frederick Gr1s- Alex
ks;ts- sa5 Gea-ss >IrsSs- are III
usen5srs. -hey all have s hsarsu-
o. SATURDAY @: This week OSrs-
Bsyonlds reports perfect sitsu5ao1s
II this distinct s5aos carr in the Tern
E1s1 several ;4-;las 1z5s : Up =
Il T1-tE O. similar h1sl nsss
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-27

The directors oi The ISIo Lakes
Land and Water Conq2uy have deci5-
Cd 20 oser for sale : limited number
Q: E4.sr-rsShts .ro. the Ark2osEs
river, Twin Lakes Reservoir so6 Like
Meredith Reservoir to- Cse OF ia11>
under the CuDp&ny's canal PTlos>
AMI terms NAY BE bad -ron 2qql!cs-
isoa .; the O-5E4y o-scs Q. the CuD-
PAW.
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CHURCH OF ChM''

Sunday. March 29th, 1905
Sunday School at 10 o'c'oeA' ,,..S|
The Lords Supper will be 0'"|
at O'Clock Sunday m"rn,ns' .rb
There will be no preac"'u. Nd, 4
either morning or evenlp. ,,, n
sunday. April 5th, the ps'S y ~, n
Newton will have charge 0, " w ,,a
lar preaching services 70 .s s
one is very cordially invited
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Evansellcs Church Services.

services over Sunday as follows;
Sunday Sch"n AT ID a. m.
Services at la. III.
Young Peoples Alliance NJ GAS n m.
Preaching. 7'3o u m
M'd'week pcuot mcotlu,. wcdncs.
lay at 1870 r. m.
800 Creek Sunday School Mt 10 4. m
Numa preaching NJ ap. m.
evening services a,Wass English.
Inc public cordially Invited To thes<
IS. srRiNxxrx
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LOST

Black fur'lined overcoat with letter
addressed to self in pocket Between
n"st"n farm and Ordway. Finder
please leave at Hotel Bernudn and re.
ceiVe reward. 5. wINTrRNurE
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FOR CASH RENT

IL acres, block 6i, town OF Ordway,
: water rights. Price SIPS. For par.
ticuiars address Chas. W Robinson,
X ID. No. ?, Viola, Wis, or call on
A. r. Mathews, Ordway.
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g Well. what Is it," The boy r. piled.
Please, sir, h've brought the paper
10 show why wnS born"
One teacher write home asking the
mother To please give her child a bath
a. she had an udcr. In return she re-
ceiNed this reply: 1 send my child 10
school to be learnt aud not to be
smelt Of
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SEED OEis- 81 - ~ hundred
40 Fred TErhlT. Sugar CITY. Cllo
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CU6o7 Paper Al ihi. o@oe
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l ". Walter, tapping D2ius
S1lr1o licenses we're s-ao;s5 - g.
lows.
Nash barn 4 >azrcsg. O mo- So s'
Ec-5si0- < Brown 6 rlo ...-.-..- 800
Adjourned. VIZ EoSAE
Cs-k and Recorder
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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-07

AureliasEHow many proposals did
you nave last summer, dear?
Jessie-Sixteen, dear,
Aurelia-What a terribly persistent
fellow. that Tommy Noodles must bel
Philadelphia Inquirer.