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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-10
PENSIONS SERVANT FOR LIFE.
Miss Hendricks in Will Creates $10.-
 900 Trust Fund for Girl.

New York. Oct 10.-After the sale of all her real estate Miss Eleanor Hendricks. who died on October |, by the terms of her will filed yester- day, directs that out of the pro ceeds s1.000 each be paid to the Mount Sinai hospital, the United He- brew charities, the Hebrew Free School association and the Montefiore Home for Chronic Invalids.
 To Annie Dun, domestic servant, is given s250 in cash and the inter est from trust fund of s1Q,000. the principal of which, after the maid $ death, Is to be divided among the sis- ters of Miss Hendricks. A number of nephews and nieces receive 5000 each and the residuary estate goes to the sisters of, Miss Hendricks.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-10
Former Pitcher Dead.

New London, Oct 10.-Albert L. Paige, former pitcher and captain of the New London base ball team in the Connecticut league and manager of the New Britain team for a short time after the franchise was trans ferred. died at the Memorial hos pital from tuberculosis this morning. Mir Paige came here from Baltimore and for several seasons was the star pitcher of the local tam
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-10

The rent card in the window will not do the work that rent adv in the columns of the Democrat will do. The card is read by persons liy. ing in your district. The rent aev would be read by people 10 alI parts of the city. Try . rent ady esd ssss money; . dnys foR o1rcento.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-10
GENERAL FIRE INSURANCE AND
 STEAMSHIP AGENCY

Full information concerning any ocean voyage cheerfu!ly furnished, and complete arrangements made fer any c'ass of passage. Travellers checks and foreign money orders issued to any part of the world
 MRS JOHN RYAN, 507 North Main St. Telephone 5O7-f2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

TO RENT-Tenement of and 4
 rooms at 1o2 Ridge ct. Inquire of Mrs Moore, 80 Pleasant tt. lo-1e-s
Graham guardian., 1908-10-23

Dr.. S. J. Rogers, Supt of Metbo-
dist Missions in Arizona, will
preach in the NJ. E. Church, SAT-
ford, Sunday morning and evening.
The issue is "Socialism." Hear
these vital principles discussed by
Oliver A. Phelps, at Todd's Hall,
on Monday, October 26th, at 8
o'clock p. m 34-2t
We have put prices on our cloth
ing that are making them out in Il
hurry j, NJ. Foster Mercantile
Company. 35-1t
Graham guardian., 1908-10-23

weeks. 1t was thought at first
that he had typhoid fever, but
later it developed into case OF
heart failure, then turned into
dropsy. He bad every care that
loving hands could bestow upon
him, as his brother, Edgar, and
wife, bis brother, Sol, and his sis
ter, Mrs. Fuller, of Bisbee, were
constantly at his bedside Ga SAT-
urday afternoon funeral services
were held over his remains at the
meeting house, which bad been
decorated with flowers and foliage
for the occasion. He was buried
10 the Thatcher cemetery. Mr..
Sessions had never been married,
heLce, leaves no family.
Graham guardian., 1908-10-23
Duncan Ariz0nan
office Burned Out

Last Thursday evening the Office
and plant of the Duncan Ariz man,
weekly newspaper, owned ana
edited by L. f Vaughn, was totally
destroyed by fire. The loss is es
timated at s2,5oO, with no insur-
arce. Tive cause Of tn Fl Is IN
known.
TIE Duncan ArizOnan was a
brIgit r'wsy pal"r, drv ' d TO
The iu,sests Ut Duncan snd ths
Graham guardian., 1908-10-23
- THE J. M FOSTER MERCANTILE co. {


You eau find just what you nei
in Overcoats, Suits. Goats or PAM
a, greatly reduced prices, at q
J. M Foster Mercantile Co.
NOTICE-Dr. NJ; e. Brenns
surgeon dentist, will secommods
his patrons in his old office ne
door to THE GUARDIAN, until Z
new office is completed next do
to loung's grocery store. 34-tf
What's the use IF freezing eve
morning when you can get Fl
suit of clothes, from SO 90 10 {
6t the j. NJ. Foster Mer,antle {
Graham guardian., 1908-10-23
A sslve good for anything where

A sslve good for anything where
saIve can be used-thats De-
Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve. 1t cleanses thoroughly,
k cps the pores open and heals
quickly. 1t is good for anything
where a salve is needed. 1t cools
and sootbes and is especially good
for piles. We sell and recommend
l.. Sold by Warmers New Drug
Sure.
WANrED-Corn, Wheat, Eggs,
aud Ohickens. s. X, McAlenander,
Graham guardian., 1908-10-23
Local News

Mrs L. M. Williams, of Clifton,
was a visitor IN Stafford Monday.
Bryan and Kern and Taft and
Sherman Ties for only % cents AT
the J. M. Foster Mercantile Go.
Y. Hudson, of San Carlos, spent
several days in town this week.
Both coal and wood cooking
and h atiog stoves at the GIla
Valley Furniture and Hardware
Store. Bolt
Mrs. l. w. Wheatley, of Pres
colt, is visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wardlaw,
The very best Neckwear, Mut-
flers, Silk HaDdkerchiefs, Jersey
Coats and Clothing at the J. M.
Foster Mercantile Co. 35-lt
A petition has been filed with
the Supervisors asking for local
option election within the Sa ford
town limits.
Another shipment of Art Squares
Rugs aud Carpets at bed rock
prices at the Gila Valley Furniture
and Hardware Store. 35 1t
Prof. Neal J. Wine, principal of
the SolomonvIlle Public School
was a visitor in the valley metrop-
oils Tuesday.
Call and inspect our line of
Walk-Over Shoes and Mems Fur
nishings, We carry the very mob
best lines. J. M Foster Mercan
tile Co. 35-lt
G. G. Hooker left for Clovis,
N. NJ, Wednesday. Mr.. Hooker
has omestead at CLOVIS, and is
going there to prove up on his
land.
There is something doing in the
clothing line at the J. M. Foster
Mercantile Co. 35-lt
The Whist Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Morris Simon, Ninth
and N Streets, Thursday, October
Goth. All members are invited to
tend.
.rw tot. t Wall P ler irt :
Graham guardian., 1908-10-23
LA Me BACK

THIS ailment is usually caused
by rheumatism of the muscles of
the small of the back, and is quick
" cured by applying Chamber
| n'> Ii in mt two or three times
p t.N ~ mas saying the parts at
...n .phrHtiD.. F,r sale by
Dru, 90. -..a
Graham guardian., 1908-10-23
Republican MeefinQS

The Republicans of Graham
County will hold Il meeting at
Eden tonight, October 23d, and at
Ft. Thomas tomorrow evening,
October oath.
Graham guardian., 1908-10-23
u u'tt a
ONE thIs " ,h ( u.

Miss LIS A...5s... uy.
lighter, will remain H. Ga f"ruia
r several weeks visiting mI,nds.
Do not forget that Wits liz
Early R'srrs are the hes rlii.
de They are pien~ g.
Is that are easy I" Ia ru =.
"mpt and gentle. "e e,I nd
ommend them. Sold by War
r's New Drug s ore
Get wise and order SUIT f., H.
ed V Price & Co We will tx
, our measure and SGarantee you
perfect ft J. NJ Foster NJ roam
lIle Co. 35 II
Graham guardian., 1908-10-23
Notice to Creditors
In the Prphutr Court uf Grah4u

In the Prrhntr Court Of GrrhTm
Il I ATZ IA
II T e
% N.u q
b ...,. ..' ..
r.." "..p.~ .,. a.. | p". a. at
'"G claims against said deceased,
to cXhihlr them. with the neces-
sary vouc erS, within four month>
aire" 81, first pubicr'ion Of ihr>
go iur ,imr '-.r..'.r -
III =
Z "a 'el.g rr
t., tlan>IC,I n I 10 huSl.
SAID estate
Da'co S'p'"mbrr q, 1908.
32-4t ANDREW KIMB Ill,
A Administrator of said Estat.
Graham guardian., 1908-10-23

upper valley, and it is hoped that
Ar. Vaughn will soon be able to
continue its publication.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08

through me clothes, took me Gosh and
read tn letter"
The enveioiA IL not sufficiently I'm.
forts to deliver it, she said little
col,iiy.
But tn letter was a peach" he ex'
plained. ''Th' gang read IL out. and ]
remembered II. come to tell you
what was In It, TIL nicc lookin' guy
said he WAS a darn fool TO put UP such
q hoiier. and he was sorry he made tn
beef He took II all back In big words
Il can't remember en-but he laid
down all right"
What do you nean!'' she asked.
Mr. Tengrove apolosixed. is that it:''
'Apologixesi ain't no wo-vl for it,
said Max expansiveiy. 1T WIS down
In the gutter for his. You cd make him
jump over u stick II you wanter lie
backs up about not wantin' YOU 4 go
on the sail Wit dis guy. but he wants
yer 4 come back an marry him aft
erwand an not hitch up wit IN pirut
over there" He Indicated the scowlins
host. and Miss Mctheun smiled family.
Max thought that her smile was one
OF discrelit, aud his heart sank.
II can't spiel no big words" he said
disconsoiatciy. but ou III level II you
ed have heard him you'd lie cryin' by
now. He's dead gone on y. an he's
the candy Kid all right. Please can't l
tell him it's ali right. lady: He's the
real goods. an he's sorry to beat tn
band. I'm slvin' II TO y straight"
Dorothy smiled. She. too. had regret
ted the quarrel that had followed Ten
groves jealousy and the eari,estness of
the boy was its echo In her own heart.
''You may tell Mr.. Tengr"ve.' sh:
said softly. that his envoy Is Il most
able pleadcr and that his mission has
been successful"
.Dats ycs?" demanded Ajax. "Hc
en- gilt III ringt"
''lt Is yes" she assented softly. Tel
Mr.. Tengrove that l shall I've back In
town day after tomorrow"
The yacht had drawn inshore and
now 1t swung up to a dock. Dorothy
leaned over and deliberately kissed the
freckled cheek. You were dear To
take all that trouble" she said softly.
Max looked up with shining eyes.
1T was worn 1t f'r tn kiss he said
MS he climbed On to the dock. Il wish
was Mr.. Tengrove: bctcher life do"
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
Old Sweet Springs.

In the mountains OF West Virginia.
which are not as well known to the
country at large as they deserve to be.
are many lovely spots that are sum-
mer resorts as well as beautiful rest
ing places in spring and fall. Old
Sweet Springs is such n place. 1t Is
far above the sea level, and there has
been a hotel there ever since 1892.
George and Martha Washington spent
the summer of 1897 there, and there
jerome Bonaparte met Elizabeth Pat
terson. There. too, is still standing the
Lewis cottage. said to have been the
first house erected west OF the Allie
ghanics. There IL a golf course at Old
Sweet Springs. which is said to he
very fine. Anyway. there Is 4 mint
patch by the brook. The springs them
selves are believed to cure nearly ev-
erything, including dandrun. without
vonchIng for this latter fact, doubtless
II you play golf every day without 2
hat they will help. Travel Magazine.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
RESPECT YOUR WORK.
Don't Go at It compi.ininsly, but Put
Your Heart In IT,


1t ought not to be necessary to ask
man II he likes his work. The RAJ
dance OF his face should tell that
His very buoyancy and pride in his
work. the spirit OF uubonuded enthu-
siasm and zest ought To show that.
He ought to be so in love with his
work that he would find his greatest
delight In 1t. and this inward JOY
should light up his whole being.
A test of the quality OF the individ-
ual is the spirit IN which he does his
work. lf he goes to |, grndgingiy. like
slave under In. lash: II he feels the
drudgery In 1t, II his enthusiasm and
love for II do not lift 1t out OF com
monness and make 1t a delight instead
Of bore. he will never make very
great place for himself In the world.
The man who feels his life yoke
calling him, who does not understand
why the bread and butter question
could not hsve been solved by one
great creative act instead OF every
mans being Obliged to wrench every
thing he gets from nature through
hard work the man who does not see
great benefcent design and superb
necessity In the principle that every
one should earn his own living. has
got a wrong view OF life and will
never get the splendid results ont OF
his vocation which were Intended for
him.
The man who does not look upon his
vocation ms II great unfolding. enlarg
ing cuItivating educative eievating
81. .,f x..ti
come In no other possible way. has
made a very poor guess nj life's riddle.
Mutitudes of people do not half re-
spect their work. They look upon 1t
as disngreeable necessity for pro-
viding bread and butter. clothing and
sllelter-as unavoidable drudgery In
stead OF rs great man builder. u
great life university for the develop
ment of manhood aud womanhood.
they do not see the divinity in the
spur of necessity which compels man
to develop the best thing in him, to
unfold his possibilities by his struggle
TO attain his ambition. to conquer the
enemies OF his prosperity and his hap
piness. They cannot see the curse In
the unearned dollar, which takes the
spur out of the motive. Work to them
Is sheer drudgery--an upmitigated evil.
They cannot understand why the Gre
ator did not put bread ready made on
trees. They cannot see that the best
thing In man has ever been developed
by the necessity of labor. They do
not see the stamina. the grit. the no
bility and the manhood In being forced
to conuler what they get.
What pitiable sight 10 see one OF
Gods noblemen, made to hold up his
head and TO be a king. to be cheerful
and happy and TO radiate power. going
about whining and complaining of his
work. apoIoSizing for what he is do.
Ing and deploring the fact that he
should have to work at all!-succcEs
Magazine
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
No. Quit. What ii. Meant.

Now. don't suppose" said Miss
Passay coyiy. that you could guess
my age"
Really" replied Mr.. MeanweIl, II
er-wouldn't like to- I'd be sure to-
er guess too high" = PhIladelphia
Press.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
II. Explanation.

THAT sellow." said Tete de veau. "ls
always getting OF the old joke about
the difficulty Of finding a woman's
pocket"
But. you know" L'Oignon explain
ed, smiling "he married n rich wife
Exchange.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-08

fein ein3iges atnb penige Monate bor>
Der bur9 ben Sob perlorer1 bate. Mils
ler, ein S9unebrer, bielt ben &naben
70 iebr gu bduslt9en Qrbeiten an, bab
bieTer ni9t etnmal aebn Wo4en TN
sSobre bic @dule beiuden fonnte. Das
fir unterri9tete Grou Miaer ben 8naz
ben in ben Mbenbftunben, unb 5fpar
NIT benz grfolge, bab 9asfea TN OIL
ter bon 16 Sabren elm 2ebrere1ametl
beifanb. gr betbdtiste ft4 mebrere
Sabre lang ofs sdunebrer, fubirts tn
fetner Mubeaeit bic @e9te, ipurbe our
Barre auselaHen unb seb0rte ber Sc
gislatur bes n8udebe"@ 5taates als
MttaIieb in. 9asfen fanbibirte fir
bas @ouberrteursamt in Sbio, unters
lag iebo9 BET Der Wabl feinem gesens
fanbibaten unb ber5og mad Wusfogee
TN SnbidnerzS erritorium, tpo er als
Mntpalt fungirte uno fid tn 8aufpsfus
ldtionen nerfudte. Shm 1T bic Ger
fteGung aneier Babnlinien IN benz
beutigen Staate Dflaboma, iotpie in
M~usfoges bic Grrihtung mebrerer
GROCER Office be5tp. 9otelgebdube gu
banfen, bic etne 3ieroe Der @tabf biz
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-08
Sir $500 nadb 9entlalano.
9sntId : arnerifaniide 3eitnmgen

9entid : amerifauiide 3eitnngen
iperoen inn aIten gaterlono nit gro-
Bem SntereIe geleier, neil tie fid
frei aa1sipre6en uno bdufig bon brit
ben mebr 0euigfeiten uno Nadribten
bringen aIs Die oeutiden 3eitungen
ielbit. Ste uSreie 8reIie fir Seras"
lit otiiben iiberan, pobin iie seianot
miro, elm iebr germ geiebener @ait
unD fam ii6 riibmen, Nnerfennnng
uno @iiroigung 5u finoe1L tpie aus
8ablreid)en 8riefen an urs, iotpie an
9ieienigen, mel6e oas 8latt an tire
8ernan6ten l6iden, berborgebt. user
oa6er ieinen 8erpmoten nno Sreun-
ben cine Greuoe ertpeiien, ibnen elm
millfomme11es @ei6enf MAIDEN mia,
Ser beIteae fir lie Die uSreie Breiie
fir Seras~. 9os Sntereiie fir geras,
fpie iiberbaupt fir ben Staat unb Die
@eaeno, mo Die 8eriponoten mobnen
it ut 9euti6la1lo iebr lebbaft uno es
lit untnoeIidk in Yribatbriefen cine
70 eriinolide @%uffIdrung uno ge-
idreibung oes fremoen 2anoes 5u ge-
ben, pie Dies ole a6reie 8reiie" aa.
po9cntli6 tut. Sir ben geringen
Breis BON $500 ~berien0en mir porto
frei unier reihbaltiges 8odenbIatt
ouf Elm Sabr an irgeno cine abrefie
i'm Muslanoe.
Die Sreie Ereiie fir seras 9nbliibins
Company.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-08
Sib-s eras- Sarm-eanbereien.


100000 afer biaiges, retd)es
5ormlano i'm arteiiiden @iirtel bon
5io.Seras, in Niteces, Cameron uno
9upal Counties, @Qes 2ano lit tiefe,
Idworae, roaenoe, Mesquite Brairie
un6 tiefer, idJpar5er, ianoiger 2ebm,
Seine Steine, gutes 8aiier in ge.
ringer 9iefe. geuBerit geiunoe @e.
gero 9as 2nnb lit ausge5eibnet fin
gounmoae, Corn alfolfo, @ein.
trauben, Srangen 3itroneii etc. unb
lieet on Ser 5iienbabn. Sir berfau-
fen tn 8ar5e1en bon gefpiinidter
@r6be. Sir peitere Snforntationen
idreibe mon an Die
Characterization 2ano So.
Mobstonn, gfueces 60, Geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-08

Sc iibt nonder IN Ser 9inte,
neil er bon ibr lebei min.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-08
9klabonaaa Gnuuerneur.
Silt ,SeIf.maoe rtatt' aus bent etaats
Shto-SaSPeus GaegeeItert.

Charles q. 9asfeG, Der @oubers
neur bes 9taates Stlaboma, ipurbe
1860 In Yutnam gpuntp, o.. 9eboren.
N18 er flint Sabre aft mar, ftarb iein
@oter, unb Der Rnabe tpurbe BON eiflsm
gbepaare Mi1er aufgenommet, bas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-08
3ured1tneautere4s.

profeffor: mas molten @is
benin etnmaI tperben2" = d r
= iingIing: .Nidts." proe
feffor. .Oas finb Sic ia fGpn."
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mehflnste aaHe.

Gin Sag, in benz iiebenmal nmibs
lam porfommt: oMlir is mics am
Montag, mir is mics am Dienifag. ;.
u. +. 10. Bis: mics am Sonntag."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-08
Eroueulnh.

.Wenn i6 10 BENT: frii1er mar i'd
n arnler @dluder I'M jebt BIN i9 Der
Gapiegerfpbn BON reiGsn MeDer.
Das Msib tit pabrbaftig Die arone
ber ShDpfuns!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-08
aaef,,t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nWas molten sic benn... BON Der
@eite sefeben 1T biefe bier gar nidt
abell" - nSa, ia; aber man iiBt ibr
fdlieblin bod au9 mai piszasbis.A
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-17


AL ANA Mrs 4 Il unhhuNpt phll
ed oh lhu haplp Whllu IN inc tlls ith.
n,of ANA Mia Larson ~ ubllgrg
WNfu M me- uliy tualbtllaS ann ehlel
nn lhu Nhplu ..u
tbumnu tUftlpah ~ Alvin N 1llll
lnp Nj \ N llluhmah ana iamllf
nunf llfihh .......
y II Aypihh ana AlVph stplah ll
The Whupldph tbnrihW'y weie ~ WE
rlil yuniufllhy uu..i.
n,ttSlhlup N pottery ~ Wnlhbfs
rive and Ten cent Hlutt thhihH.
mlh eruuha nuSet puia ~
W. n shelby hhl daughters Nlapta
nmna and Mupplu shelby W npllhhte
Wufn IA lhn ult spHlutlhy A
WALKERS rive uhd Ton cbht Fte
has p,pfylhlhR N the ifull w. llht
lars fuhbpia and lbpn ~
uen n. A. nHddatl has buuh rbh.
nned ln Mn huihe Wv llnuhh lut Rettihl
DAYS Ne ~ reported htllpt
4. A. Lindsey, manhpuf fdt A y
NHnHll 'Nl w M'NlNi wv" w WV WV
yesterday un a business ltln u,.
Mis- llrnnle Lawrence WIS thllrl W
pan Antonio spniptlny 90 htrbuhi Nv
me- lllnNha ~ Mrs. W y llhuhte
Mrs ~ ~ Smith tplnihpl ~ Nlillh
Wright teninidny nilur a tlHll W per
mother Mfa N " Martin hhl olhrf
Giello pnl you ibuh hania9me N
,nnr naalfr Hnli Tets pa ul va Oht
teia nWdln and hhtu uut picture ~
hen Whllp ihey htu uhuhn no
Ma uhriur tnn tuh mNlu a rlrluip
ni me- ana ms npW hnti inn mhhhhl
Wn hnto lhsinlud nn ptipnAlbh ib uui
cnmofO iur me buhuhl ~ ybht hrg
fot honi Nm A. " Whllts hoihp
IA thlH uliV, rhHmN phthun dtpn tlN
lrrn. Wniur works. pltplflp llrhin hnth
lnir pnuu ilbDO npr mdhih Anrll
IA I Webb Howell llN
Nav Monarch oipnh mlffut tub
pnnrunlood In oyeA particular Wy lht
Manufacturers. u n baldwin 4 20
rnr aelo 40 mulut, uusl w ihb "
IpnldWul rnll and heu n ilg
Wnnol Irresponsible PARTY VI
sleep IA nay homu ,lhtlhe M, ahsphtt
num the ely A large vbol tuum
win bnih. toni hpe Aldiueh Nfs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-17

EdHall

loeALs AND r-nsoNAls.

NNNfNNE WV v ffWW'Hff"f
Mrs " ! Fountain h VISITING IN
Houston
Mis- NJ liehefd has returned from
fnlnhfRnH
hdgt hulldlue tor rent AMY %
Powell winter no
Ham Houston VI Cameron WAS IN lhe
Dllf Yesterday
N a Freeman NJ Harvey wua M
town yesterday
llouae fot foui ARMY NJ home ~
Mrs W n Webb no
Albert iliHna WHH among the WHlluiH
~ Tho Oiif Yesterday
MfH A ". ilnldnr WAS d Visitor
ii0u Wpllhurn Yesterday
A. 1. Warner returned yesterday Hl
lnf d hualnuHH itlp in Nhlnhulh
CHARLES Tulsa returned IA Wnpn yea
lefdaY after u ylHil iu N iuhniln
A. w. lhi VI faflHr WnH IA lhe Guy
yesterday mlnnllng win ilrfhn ltltndH
rfeah nftHd. Cakes, niuu IA lhn fnt
M bakery, MrH otto lluehno riupllr
lor dti
SO Wliuama who hue hopn lll sew
pfal days WHa reported helier foa'ei.
day
Mr ana MIa mdolph Winter have
returned after u ylall Va relatives ~
iinnih
iiey 4 A Heatop returned Yehlef
day hum MARLIN frHnhlln ana oihW
points
Mra n A. nordon aud children pei
turned from d Welt az Wollmfn feH
lpslnY
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-17

tneipn, Mich, Arm ~ frapk Nc
Nalh lNmg near here VIII hp "
iuarH nld lpWplluW, hppuldlnN va hle
UWN statement aud lho pyldnupe "
lngOlde IA his ppHsphaluu M. MpNAl
IA Wau hprn Ia IRELAND Ia 1857 aud
GAME Ia America When alNluon wears
odd lmnng ihe pArh years ol the
laal OOmun hp lived Ia New Nnlh
Gus aud Rlmpsl 100 years ano he was
pnHagpA Va drl,lnn a alnno rppeh
l,om lho liarlem hudHp 10 the New
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and han n hhmbpf VI iiluhds Hers Nhn
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All pahlu lhd,hied 10 the Wilson
umln co. win plrase zee me and itiilt A.
pnrp. a. all arpouut mut W. paid Wy
| MAJ, VS. Wilson ~
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iot me nlhoe one with you on trial
n there N prospect that ydu wish
az buy q machine I guarantee prompt
aud reliable repair work hetidehcn
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mWs IN Ian Patent Leather and Oun Metal
Now Neplgpp Shifts lleln, Fancy Halt Hose,
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