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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-15

uronrrty $40 - St a, p''au,t,
lisa. costs 1 a t.fa1 e. 10 p i'"'''
Garcia. Jesus Ina IN POI 10
Martin, "a ,' same N, y " ''9 S,hlh! ,, !.
personal ]property. $50 taxes IA 60,
penalty. a. rosts AZ. ,ntai' ~ 40
So of II, block 10. Eastern Add,
t"Nes' Sli.22i penalty, .b6i costs, 40,
'ol9l' SI2lS.
Ntutleffe1' l1lego-Lot 10, block
* Eastern Add; taxes, So; penal
~ 'o"' costs, .s0, total, $40
Hanson, Anna Slot Il hln,k
I"B". parl, Ada taxas so Sr. -
ialty. 10. costs. % total Sfnoi P"
Hpnnigan Ian4e- nts "a
block 80. perea a ravos ca t0'
Ip,mIty. IA: COSTS Io tntni e. "a
Hudson. Richard Ir,ts Se
block 81, peroa Ada taxas "a So
penalty. IA costs. l6 tot,i e. a.
Joramtllo, Pomona, Baoa de-
Land IN Pet, t2. iSxl0O It, Sd. ~.
Jesus Romero; s., BartoIme. h.,
Rodrigo Ctnos w, ED Dodd. pcrsuu-
.al property. $50. taxes. Sl.1O. PEN
atty, as; costs. 50; total. 81 10.
Jaramillo, fastaban-Laud in Pet.
II, 2dNS0 f., SD. ~. Priests, IS, q.
Grahdei T., |acequia: W, broadway;
personal property, $50; taxes. S2.S9.
Jones, Chas. t.. Lot c ana 10. 8 II.
Of q block "a. n. NJ n GO. Ada.
taxes, sid.6G, penalty. .Si. costs, 40:
total, $ln.90.
Jones', }. J.-Lots 3. 4. block 90.
fetea Add, personal property. $50;
taxes. $l2.2t: penalty. 90 costs "a
total, sla,24.
Il
Kre,mar An.,st h
ain, -. '''",t t'N'S 82'"V' pen
"''' '''''' - total $',9''
LOTT LeNl-Lot Z, block M,
eastern Add taxes. $40, penalty.
Us costs, .20i St9S
zee, t.red Lots 3, block 'C'.
llEiilahd south, personal property,
%oV laNy7, %la94; penalty. so; costs,
~ iotai Si4.S3,
ret. ~. Sox&o # nd 'e''
s.. NJ. Martin Il ra,d. "a y,
Martin; personal n@ronerty. sSb,I
So ~. nsnalrv 'tsi'}iS' &C.
10: Total. $ai.ss' '''''' '''''' 'oS'''
llndauer Mercantile Ca-Iptg n
IA. block 81. prrea Add favaS
81. so; penalty. "a coats "a. tntal
1854.
Low. p-Lot l. bloel 4 g
Add. taxes. Sa.4U. nen1ifv n. rnsts
20, total Al RI
M'''a''eI' f~l"fehtlno Land in
,tt" ~ l5K90o, VS. I'D. N, M. Sc
3D. N. r. -sancha@' : =, ,iNroVr
line. ". Ins-"oEvto ,".'
N. T. Gr,nt ina.
ID sandn,.,i. a. ~ Ian "n'
,ronerty SG6, tavns eto on p.'a,u,'
so. costs sim fot,i ~ P'"''''
Martin y Dnran loo, ,,t IL,
10 7tvVG r. m ~ ~
Saudovot. r. p,,a. ~,
". / Martin. land e., ~ y UNA
x2OO 90 IA n M,
4. l. N,rtin. n c,',' M'' ~
w.. 49, an '"'''
M c,,ts "a -, 49,. p'l'US'
NortI1,v uig,,"' FiS'''I
- 1@bxIGf 70 M N
ndrr. - ~ ~ . NrrN
5N16O r.. ia. NJ Al. Sedilio. =
.ombardo: r., u. RodrIpuez. ~ n y
luniz, taxes, $3.50: p~nnnIty 81, s
osts, 40. total, 1897. s
/. 4 S. Add. personal nropartv SGo
axes, $23.29; penalty. Sl'lG. costs, .
total, $24,G5.
-. 53xg0 r. IA n Cmnrdtn'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-15

paat,liarl,. ,,.t,lraD,,tt iu,,rtr,
tion or IN n,,,,o,. II, ,,ht.r r,,t,uns
chance In Nav y,,l has ingt como to
Hqht in the Wet sida CONT AIgo n
raised a n,.n,ory nr tho ola T,,ool
rfnq md tbo-l ,ys u,l,on ana moot ma
forfo,s hos. Nh, varL o,,o,. ha1 VINO
onricbino bf,os,lr and IA. rrionds IN -,
way which has hoan tha nny, ami da.
snafr ~ Ioral imit1tnrs nySr sinr,
rarr. M, lato s~iytio. w,t.n Tr.ool
vls in nLsor,te nnwnr ana nr No cnn
t~raotina a,,,s onrttaa On ma o,aa,
ga-noua5 ,,,lti, ,t,r+.l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-15

The newst way of earning a living
has Just appeared in New York. To
use a H%ibernianism it might be eX-
planned by the title Of making a ltv-
ing by getting killed Actually it is
not quite so bad as that, however.
since it only involves being voluntarily
hit by street cars to enable the pub
lie service commission To determine by
q series Of actual tests on human he
ings which kind of fender is best
adapted to the needs OF New YorE's
street car lines. To persons who are
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-15

Not c%ontented with its supremacy in
the fields in which it might naturally
be expected to shine, New York now
puts forward the claim to the title of
champion horse stealing city of the
country. Statistics just collected in
this connection show hat the claim
has good foundation and that if the
western punishment of horse thieves
were meted out here there would not
be enough telegraph poles to go
round. Without doubt more horses
are stolen in this city than in any
area of equal size in the country.
These equine thefts average more than
one "A day and as horseback is not
over popular generally include the
pilfering of a conveyance as wen. In
deed the profession of horse stealing
seems to have reached its highest de-
Velopment here, and it is known that
a regular gang which in spite of all
efforts has so far escaped detection
makes a rich living by following this
a|Vocation. Butchers and groeers
horses and wagons left unguardcd
during a moment while delivery is be-
ing made are not the only ones which
are %purloined. The clever gang OF
thieves has even succeeded in stealing
recently i'm a crowded city street a
team of horses hitched to a numbering
ice wagon. Fifth avcnue millionaireS
too suffer from similar Expectations
and within the last few days no less
than three pairs Of blooded horses
have been spirited away. In two cases
the coachman was a member of the
b,1s. gt..If,.r on who had taken
his job for the purpose of stealing the
animals i'm question. MOI one rcrot-
cry is made in twenty cases, for Z 'se
ingenious thieves Immediately 50
change the markings of the stolen mi
mails as to make them unreCogniZ BILE
They are then sold to unsuspccting To-
cal dealers. 1t is stated that the value
of the horses stolen during the first
haIf of his year exceeds the surprts-
ing sum Of 100000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-15

THE STRONGEST GUARANTEE
of quality is in the association of
names. The namc Leach Chemical
co. is %nseparable from that of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-15

Eagle. Mary E-Land in Pet. ,.
t3lx1b9 It. BID y. s a w. land OF
Francisco Montoya. e. Railroad:
taxes. t1075; penalty. .65: costs. sc:
total Stl.G5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-15
LEACH CHEMICAL COMPANY
CINCINNATI, ONO.

ClNClNNA IL, ONO.
Properties, uses and directions with
every vial.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-15

Lobato. Candelaria-Land In Pet.
?. 36ON50O vs.. I'D. n. Maria Caraba-
jail. s.. Marcos Baca: f. hills. w,
river: land In Pct. 3. 50x300 vs. hi.
n. Santiago Luian: 5. Mariana Car
pentero. Z, Acequia Madre. w.
land Of Indians. land In Pet. 3.
3Oxl5O vs. I'D. N. Jose r. Lauriano.
s., Maria Carabaial, E. Acequis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-15

C%arabaial Manuel-Land In Pet.
3. 72VG00 W. I'D. n, Emiliano Saiz:
s., Manuel Gurule, e, Qurino Cor
dnvut w. Adelaide Griego; land In
Pct 3. IA n. land formerly Of J H..
C%nrablial; s.. Lorenzo Garcia. r. =.
Pilz. w. Cirico Raca; personal. $40;
taNesst.5t; penalty. 90; costs. 20:
total secs.
CsrabaIai. Jose D-Land in Pet.
.. 7NN3O vs. BID n. u. Lucero q /.
Stndoval. $ Lorenzo Garcia: e.
Pub. road; w, lgnacio Sandoval.
personal property. $40. taxes.
S1.G9. penalty. .0s; costs. .35: total.
S212.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-15

Richards e H1l-Lots I. .. 3.
block IS. Eastern Add. lots T.. y.
block "a, Eastern Add. taxes. S952.
penalty A; costs. $500. total, $40
.gy.
Ruby. Mary-Lot l.. block "B".
and lot C. block a.. Park Add.
taxes. $lSS7; penalty. -, costs. .4Oi
total. $2O.2I
Rutherford. !. Riots %, "a.
block 10. Perea Add; personal.
800. taxes. 220i0; penalty. 500.
costs. 40; total, $21.s0.
SnlaZIr. Iose-Iot 10. block ''X".
Eastern Add; taxes. 32.72. penalty.
i3. costs. "a. total, S3-O5.
Sanchez, Biuicio- Lot 1G. block ?.
-. a. lee Add. taxes. SI1.90: pen
atty So costs. 20. total. Sl2.G9.
|Sludov1l, Tcodocio-Land in Pct.
10. 50xt90 q. Bd ~. r.. Martin: $.
"a T.. S. Alexander. w, W. $. Mar
I'm. personal property, $50. taxes,
500; penalty. 20. costs. .35: total.
Sivedra. Salvador-Land IN pet l.
.GoNaO o.. Bd. ~. =. Criego: s., l..
Apodaca. r.. samei W. river: lot z,
block 1G. Eastern Add. taxes 2l2.ls.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-15

PARENT. Mrs. Pcter-Land In Pct,
-, 50Xli0. west side north Broad
way; taxes. $5.10; penalty. 20, costs.
30. total, S5.1O.
PARENT, Mrs. Peter-Lot -, block
.. Haca Ada taxes, &1l.90; penalty.
~. costs. %; total. $t2.G9.
Purtcrhcld Co-Lot ~. block
o., Eastern Add: taxes. .GS penal
ty. .0t; costs. 20. total. .92.
Portcrheld Co-Lot s. block M.
Eastern Add. taxes. .Gs. penalty. .O4;
costs. 20. total. .93.
Peabody. Josephine Lot s.
block 90. n. II. Add. taxes. t22iO:
penalty. $40, costs, 20; total.
$3.50
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-15

Chavez. Albaro L-T.and In Pet. /.
25NllO' It. I'D. n, p. Chavez. s.. q.
t.. road; W. j. C%andelarla;
personal property, $40; taxes. sass;
penalty, 90; costs, .36. total. S6.49.
Corduva, Agustin-Land In pet. T.,
39NSS0 Il. Bd. ~, Il. Griego; s. f.
i'aca; r., railroad, w, Public road,
taxes, $210; penalty, ,ta. costs, 40,
S3IS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-15

Edwards. Ellen Lots %. "a.
block 4. 49,. G.. spot Add. personal
property. $50; taxes, $3.50; penalty,
70 costs, 40; total. S1G.IG.
Edwards. ~. H. Lot 1G3, block
10. a. Bros Add. personal property.
.&.5; taxes. S1G.32; penalty. 81; costs,
20: total. $lT33.
Ewing. Robert J.-Eh lot q.
block "F'. Armiio Add; 40. q. per
sonal. $50. axes $5.44. penalty. pa
costs. 20, total. $5gi.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-15

Mcconnell. Robt-Lot 3. block 81.
Eastern Add: taxes, $50: penalty.
.O9. costs. 20; total. 81 90.
PRECINCT NO. 2.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01
SOCIAL AND CLUB MATTERS.

The Weekend Club was delightfully."-
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. A. NJ. Waldrop Peach blossoms
were deliberately used in the decora-
tions, suggesting early spring in their
freshness and beauty. The games OF
forty-two were scored with the dainty
blossoms and miniature fruits and Der
ries. The guests were first greeted at
the door by the little daughter of the
Hostess. Miss Mamie Shell Waldrop
together with three of her playmates
Misses Clara Astin, Helen Parks, and
Frances Hall. In the large and beau
tiful reception hall stood Aiesdames
A. NJ. Waldrop, w. Z. Astin, E. F.
Parks, r. o. Allen, Walter Wipprecht
c. A. Adams, A. w. Wilkerson, Frank
Clarke. Webb Howell, John Lawrence
Miss Ethel Cavitt.
At the close Of a most delightful
afternoon, dainty refreshments were
served. The club hostess for next Fri
day viii be Mrs. r. J. Roberts at the
home of Mrs. II. A. burger, at three
thirty(instead of three O'Clock.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01
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Mrs. w. T. Stockton returned to
Groesbeck yesterday after a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Adams.
Marriage licenses have been issued
H. George Tod end Lula Persons, Sam
Calhoun and Lizzie Wallace.
Lum Holden, John Wilcox, Willis
Reynolds, Henry Benbow and others
were in from Tabor yesterday.
Mrs. S. r. Henderson, Miss Ada
Henderson and Tom Henderson Left
y sterday to visit relatives in Nava-
scta:
j. b. Mike is still confined to his
hCme as a result of partial stroke OF
PARALYSIS He was reported sliehtiy
improved yesterday.
w. b. Grice has gone TO Houston on
q business trip, and the Eagle learns
be will shortly move his family to that
city.
Ladies'. select your styles and size
Of golden brown and shining leather
low cut shoes. You can get them
now. You may not later. Wilson &
Derden, THE Store Ahead" "A
DR.. J. d. West went to Calvert yes.
terday, where he will preach today,
having exchanged pulpits with Rev
Mr.. Taylor, who will preach at
lie Presbyterian church in this City.
Ladies'. We have just what you want
in golden eylet pumps, oxfords and
welt sole low cut shoes. We can fit
any foot. Prices $3.50. $500 and $3.50
Wilson& Derden, THE Store Ahead.
TT. Goodwin of Providence re.
turned yesterday from Kilgore, Texas,
where he was called on account of the
dangerous illness of his son, DR.. ]. n,
Goodwin. from pneumonia. He reports
DI. Goodwin much improved.
We are showing twenty-five. new
styles in low shoes for women In
the popular golden brown and shining
feathers. at $3.50. $500 and $3.50.
Wilson & Derden, The Store Ahead"
Father--Ryan and Father Purcell
Basils College of Waco are guests of
Father Gleissner, and will oficiate al
services of st. Joseph's church today
which marks the anniversary OF the
feast OF ST. Leo
Secretary l.. NJ. Ward ffthe Houston
Y. NJ. c. A., who came up with the
High School basket bali team yester-
day. will lecture at the Baptist Sunday
School this morning on The Boy
Problem"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01


Mrs. r. NJ. Gordon entertained a few
lady friends with cards and forty-two
on Friday afternoon at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Saun-
ders. Pretty palms and ferns added to
the pretty rooms. The hostess was ably
assisted in entertaining by her mother.
Mrs. Saunders. The score cards were
passed by Master Robert Gordon, Jr.,
who added much to the pleasure of the
afternoon by his sprightly presence
Turing the progress of the games salt
ed almonds were passed, Three hour
OF mirth and jollity passed very
of mirth and joliity passed very
quickly. The hostess served straw
berry cream angel food and fruit cake
and stuffed dates. The guests were
asked to cut for a souvenir, a beauti-
ful cut glass bon.bon dish which went
to Mrs. Webb Howell and was present
ed by Mrs. NJ. w. Sims in a pretty
speech.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01

Ed Martin visited Waco yesterday
Ice cream today at Holmes & Par
ker's. 1t
Robt. Morse of Houston is visiting
in this city.
Hon. Chas. Davis Jr. went to Hous-
ton yesterday
r. II. Scale of Benchley was in the
city yesterday.
d. d. Dawson Jr is able to be on.
after an illness.
Miss Addle Moseley returned from
Austin yesterday.
Rev. G. w. Goodman arrived from
Franklin yesterday.
Frank Clarke returned from Waco
yesterday afternoon.
+. d. Kuykendall is able TO be out
again after an illness.
Miss Emma Jones was visitor
nom Harvey yesterday.
q Miss Gface Norrell of Houston is the
quest OF Mrs. NJ. Parker.
Dr. and Mrs. julius Zulch Of Zulch
were in the city yestrday
Mrs. G. II. Gardner returned yester-
day after a visit in Hearne.
J. p. Carnes called on the Eagle
while in the city yesterday.
Pure cream today. The first of the
season at Holmes & Parker's II
Miss Winnie Belle Wilson was a
visitor from Wellborn yesterday.
Mrs. J. e. Lloyd left yesteday to
visit at Marina. Burnet county.
w, f. Elliott of Tabor called on the
Eagle while in the city yesterday
p. l.. Barron and w. f. Graham
were visitors from Rock Prairie yes.
terday.
Prof n. X. Barden. w. d. Yardley,
allen Dyess and others were here
nom Harvey yestrday.
Horace Cavitt has returned TO Bat
son after a visit Il his parents, Hajor
and Mrs. W. r. Cavitt.
4 Hon J. w. Blake has been placed in
charge of the Zulch State Bank, at
zulch, Madison county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01

The Embroidery Club held a most
interesting and delightful meeting with
Mrs. Frank Clarke on Tuesday morn
Jig at nine-thirty. This clubs ses.
sions are always events to impart a
pleasing touch of interest and en-
joyment to the many happy partici.
pants, and this meeting was unusual
~ pleasant. At an appropriate hour
the hostess assisted by Mrs. ]. b
Hines, served Charlotte Russo. cake
stuffed dates and sailed almonds. The
club meets next Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. G. W Emory.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01

BY accident the Eagle omitted the
names ofMrs, T. A. Adams Miss Aline
Rohde. Profs, Massingin and Moves
and Noah Walker from the report of
the Old Maids Convention. All of
them acquitted themselves most cred
itably.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01

On Wednesday afternoon at three
O'Clock at the home OF Mrs. Ii. u.
Rhodes. which has been the scene OF
So many lovely entertainments, as
sembled the members or the Bachelor
Girls club in honor of Miss Edith
Rhodes. The hostess with her usual
modest graciousnes, made the after
mon very charming for all. Five hnn-
Gred and forty-two were the games
played. Miss Sadie Cavitt won the
dainty prize. Miss Emily Thomas in a
beautiful speech, presented for the
hostess to the guest of honor, Miss
Rhodes. a boz of silk hose daintily
ted with ribbons and sache A palat-
able menu was served at the close of
most delightful afternoon.
The second social meeting at the
Home Mission Society of the Metdo-
DIST church was held last Monday "a
three o'clock at the hopitable home of
the retiring president, Mrs. w. II.
Webb The charming host
tesses for the afternoon were Mrs. w
+ Gibbs. Mrs. G. b. Abercrombe, Mrs.
w. II. Webb and Miss Lille Hall, to
whom the members are under lasting
obligations for such a pleasant after.
Econ. In keeping with Washington's
birthday and St Valentines day the
tempting refreshments were execp-
tionally pretty, the chicken salad be-
ing nodded in heart shape, cherries
ami little red hatchets carried out the
idea.
Mrs. J. B. Turrentine entertained
the members of her Sunday Schoo,
class Saturday afternoon at three
o clock at her hospitable home. The
hostess, in her amiable way. made the
guests feel at home and with games
of different descriptions and delicious
refreshments served in original and
leasing style, made each guest forget
the flight of time When the hour
came to leave they departed carry
ii = away many pleasant memories Of
the day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01
LADIES.

l will spend next Wednesday and
Thursday in Dallas. All orders will
b. given careful attention. Mrs. Mary
Lawrence. agent Tiche-Goettinger Co.
of Dallas. 75
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01
FRESH CANDIES.

Large shipments Just received at
II
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-23
Old Time Facts.

We thought perhaps that the
following might he OF Interest to
many OF our readers as We clip it
from the New York Ueraldn AZ
The following will show and ls very
authentic.
As it Comes from tn" pen Of one
who HOW sleeps with the palc ma
tions of Tire nar h who was ready To
do all homage to the Hon. Prasi.
dent Abraham Lincoln who had
been assasslnated in year 1865. Az
1t comes direct from tbs very time
to those WHO ore not 50 well
informed Of The circumstances.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-23

Now listen, the first thing was
to make the farmer and laboring
man pay a premium On gold: in
what they could not do in this
way; they did, In making the farm.
er and laborer pay the large Tax
es, and in freight and profit Until
they have mortgages on more
than the two thirds of the
farmes in the united states. az
we believe. And the laboring
NAN out Of work; his wife and
children ont Of bread, and the
farmer not able to help him.
Now we have the cause AID the
effect. What is the remedy?
Well We must tell you dear i'ea1
or Do We want a FARMERS UNION
10 gather up money to send 10
the Ci,iesy We again answer No!
we want q farm rs Union that
will thro their migllts tngather---
to build warehouses. Mt that.
hut TO bui'd woaling Mills,
canning factories, slaughter hous
cs ard ell sGeh houses: Rislt q.
home in their own imi1cdinte nj,
ghborhood. .saise tne.c own shc %
mandatory their own wool
Raise their own hogs and cattle.
make their own shoes. and put
up their own meat. And then
their production will be their
own and not the parasites. The
farmer and laborer will be the
master worl:Aan's. They two
will have all one common in.er,
ests. The government viii then
OF for the people to tie people
aid by the people, and the man
"tll nc above the dollar.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-23
Details Of the
Assassination

Continued from CRG9sr.r No. A.
About half past ten O'Clock ,his
evening tail, well dressed man
made his appearance at Secreta,
irS Stewards residence and app.
he'd Tor I'd mission. He was refus.
ed admission by the servant,
when the desperate stated that
he had a prescription from the
surgeon general and that he Was
ordered to deliver it in person
lie was still refused, except up.
Oh the written order of the phy.
slc'an. This he pretended TO
SHOW, and rushed by the servant
and rushed up stairs to Mr.. Sc.
wards room He was met at the
door OF Mr.. Fred Seward, who
notified him flat he was master
OF tIc house, and would take
charge Of The medicine, after a
irw words had PISS q between
thcln. He lodged by Fred Sewa.
RI ana I'",hed to the Sccretarys
btu and ST. uc!' him in the nccl,
with dagger and also in the
bfea>t..t was supposed at first
that Mrs Seward waa killed inst.
anlly, but It vas found afterwards
that the wolrd va, rot rorta'
Major WINK seward, Jr paym,
att" was in the room and rush.
I'd t. The defence Of His Father
and was badly cut in the side
by the assas,ian, But not fat INV
The desperate managed to csca.
pc from the house and was pre-.
pared for escape by having
horse at the door.IIc immediate.
|" mounted his horse and sung
out the mott0 of Virginia. Sic
Semper Tyrannis, "and rod. Off
surgeon General la mes wa,
diately sent ior.and he ex-
ahmed Mr.Seward and Eronou-
ncad him safe hi, wound, we're !
no. iata', TIE .Iurnlar Vein was
not cnt, nor lie Wounds IN his
breast ucep enough 20 prove
fatal.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-23

This part Of Gods word is
coming TO pass now; the mourn
ing IS going On in Jerusalem. ut
the presenttine. Therefore we
can look for the fountain to be
opened in the house of David.
And this is the very time spok
en- OF in the day of mourning.
Ana the conclusion Of the resti.
tuition is this, Please read.
Add the Lnfd SHALL be King over al
he ear'a in Ia; aey stsii th.ro be ore
Lord and his meme one.
All 'be land hall be turned - plain
iiom Gcha 10 Rimnou south OF Jerus,
lem; and il shall be III TED M. aud inhat
yea III her place. from Bqniamin's gate
unto the piace Of the ii,si gate uato Tic
corner gate and from The ,oUc, OF
Hahaneei ur,o the kings wincpr, sses
ah' m"n thall dwell in il, and thor.
7hsl' DC no ta"rl alttl destruc,ion IN,
j''oa"ien shsl. sc saiely inhabited :.
n 'ha, day sba'I ,here be upor ,be
bells OF tue horses HOLINESS INTO
THE LORI; and pots ia III, I.ofd h,,se
shall be Ike the bowls b.iore the altar
Yea every pot in Jerusalem and IN
judah shall be hngnsss unto tho Lord
"i hosts ami all 'Ler that sacrifice ,ba !
come and take Of them and see,ho
herein sEd in lha, day there shall 4.
10 more the CanaaBils In the bousc
OF The Lord u hosts. zera. -l4-9-fo
Ill 'a0-ol
what 4 grand tine t!.s win ho
wien every thing will Be hoj,los>
u Tue LORD. For The eartl shau
o' h''ed with lie glory IF tnc
a the lord as tire
waters cover IT, .tA.