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General Demand

of the Well-Informed of the World has
always been Tor a simple, pleasant and
efficient liquid laxative remedy of known
value; a laxative which physicians could
sanction for family use because its corr
ponent parts are known to them to be
wholesome and truly beneficial il effect,
acceptable to the system and gentle, yet
prompt. in action.
In supplying that demand with it's ex-
ceIlent combination of Syrup of Figs and
Elixir Of SIENNA, the California Fig Syrup
Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relies
on the merits of the laxative for it's remark
able success.
That is n Of many reasons why
Syrup Of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA is given
the preference by the Well Informed.
To get it's beneficial effects always buy
the genuine-manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, and for sale
by all leading druggists. Price fifty cents
per bottle.
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PROMINENT PE0PIEz.


Rabbi Wise. in Ais sermon & Nsa
fork City, denounced the Emmanuel
o2oVemenr.
hungarian band has been ca.
gaged 70 play for Harry Thaw al
Matteswan. n. Y,
Timothy l.. Woodruff withdfeR
Grom the New York S%enatorship race.
leaving the field to Secretary Root
alone.
President Castro arrived at Basse
FerFe, a~nadeloGDei ne said thar the
object Of his trip to France was to
settle diplomatic questions.
Or. Howard Fl. Russell, auperiu-
tendent Of the New York State Anti
Saloon League, declared he had dis
covered a plot to steal the league
secrets,
Old time telegraphers gave a ban,
qnet to Andrew Carnegie in honor az
his seventv-third Birthday annivet-
sary al Hotel Manhattan. New
~ rai a.
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Flags Smith, of indianapolis News
and Laffan, of New York Sun.
APPROVAL GIVEN BY Mr.. TAFT


Endorses Denial of Charges That Pres
ident's Relative and G. p. Taft
Profited by Canal Purchase-De-
MES American Citizcns"Grafted."
Washington, D. c. President
Roosevelt has reopened the Ananias
Club list to let in two editors. Incl
dentally he has taken a slap at the
Vice-President over the shoulder Of
one of them. Undera Hot Springs date
a characteristic Roosevelt letter adj
dressed to William Dudley Foulke, of
Indiana, was made public. The letter
bristles with the short and the ugliest
kind of words, all applied to Delavan
Smith, an Indiana politician and pub
Usher of the Indianapolis News, and
William M. LaffaD. who conducts,and
controls the New York Sun.
Mr.. Roosevelt, in denouncing the
charges, uses the following:
"Abominable falsehood."
ISLANDER"
"Mr. Delavan Smith (editor of the
Indianapolis News) is q conspicuous
offender against the laws of honesty
and truthfulness."
",Mr. Smith lied"
"He occupies the same evil emin-
ence with such men as Mr.. Laffan, of
the New York Sun"
MI. Smiths offending was the pub
LEGATION of an editorial in his paper
on the Panama Canal charges. These
charges, which figured somewhat in
the campaign, connected. Douglas
Robinson, brother-in-law of President
Roosevelt, and Charles P. Taft with
an alleged deal in the purchase Of
the canal from the French company.
These relatives of the President
and President-elect were asserted to
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LABOR WORLD.

The building trades unions of sgd.
ney, Australia, are taking steps 70
federate.
The report Of The Ama4gamatee Co.
ciety OF Carpenters aHd Joiners shows
3 total membership of $3.50.
Memphis Teap1 Bakers Union
mas started 6 laa campaign, which
hoped by the members wiil De pro-
daetiya pf results.
The Mage of Knoxville, Tenn, re-
ceatly apDoi ntei lib eetrepresentatives
0l organized labor to assist Ia draft
ing tae new city charter.
San Francisco Bakers and Confse-
TONERS Union d az organizer az
work u~nioEizing the NOR worEing ia
Franeh sra Italian bakeries.
The most recent acquisition OK
memhersh &c the s. +. Of i. is from
Jamaica and ne neighboring colonies
az Trinidad Barbados and British
Gaiana
da Austria and Sans kHe pfdviG-
ion Of rescue ~appaFatUs ~ s
made compulsory. Ia Gagpsa Ri IS
ppeLonal, but has been
ad5pted
q tie M
ard fd SAG
0gher receive
Cents sF dHr
~ aeha Es8
Eeie Il gass te foaM
tea3ng. ne9rAe3
r1r fGQGNon
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BATS AS PETS.
A College Professor Has Had Several
and Likes Them,

A bat in a woman's bedroom can
cause more excitement than can one
lone burglar or ven a dozen mice.
All of which is sheer foolishness,
according to a writer-a male writer,
1t is unnecessary to say-in the Tech
meal World. If she would but give
the bat a chance he could prove to
intelligent and amiabie creature and
not unworthy OF a permanent place
in the household.
Yes, the detested bat makes a most
agreeable household pet. He is a
most affectionate creature and will
attach himself to a person as does a
kindly and intelligent dog. A college
professor says:
when l was a student at the uni
versity I had two bats, which came
and went freely of their own accord.
Il the evening they were wont to rush
through the window into the neigh
boring garden, hunt insects, and
when their hunger was appeased they
would return to my room.
"They slept on a bookshelf, where
they suspended themselves from a
dictionary. At the present time l
possess a bat that shows a touching
attachment to my person and follows
me about through the rooms of my
house if l call it."
This advocate of bats as pets fur
Their states that when he talks pleas
antly to it his present favorite raises
and lowers its ears, much after the
manner of a horse, blinks it's eyes
in a contented fashion, ticks it's noz-
zle with it's tongue, and in general
disports itself in a manne that indi-
Gates it is pleased and contented.
When harshly spoken to it lays back
it's ears, shrinks away and tries to es-
cape by climbing up the curtain.
when l sit by lamplight in the
morning working at my desk l can
hardly get rid of it," he writes. 1T
comes and goes, rambling about the
desk or climbing up my legs or else
1t sits on the curtain and endeavors
by violent s%hakings of the head and
shrill twitterings to excite my atten-
.n IS usual
aaay Thirty s1t
sa1s are rsolly taken al 0ae
Tr4aI n
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STATE OFF ono, CRY OF TOLEDO. ,
TrIrAc ts0uNTv

FRANK J.EHENEY makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of FL CHENEY &
Co, doing business in the City of Toledo,
County and Safe aforesaid, and that said
LARS for eacE and every case of CATARRH
that cannot b. cured by the use of HALLS
CATARRIf CUE. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in nv
presence, thif 9Th day of December, A. d.,
1885. A. w. GLEASON,
lsEAL.l Notary Public.
Halls Cattrrh Cureistak en internally, and
acts diTectfyon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the Eystem. Send for testimonials,
free. F.p. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, D.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take HalD Family Pills Cor constipation.
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DECORATIONS For Women.

There are few decorations for wom-
en- in Europe, the most ancient order
coming from the Austrian throne. It
is the decoration of the Star and Cru
cifx, and is given to women of high
rank. Another is the Luisen, found
ed In memory of the beautiful Queen
of Prussia, whom Napoleon insulted.
This order is given to all classes of
women wao commit any great self
sacrifice.
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,..
MA a-es III srs.-t4
-.s 80 -.si1tstre +1,f snf;os
f st
it
me @@SAt .u6t dh
tAeht "ss ~ lA9
D.easafe ptoFs~tis oaa 2aGtA
Elee oIoioa Ss- Iat5
1lSi 9lt'ni- ~ ~ 49,
- ottS ~ '1ls7e i+s
Tvs his Se-9Aa LAa. ,t4tIouS 4pl ''a
81 % f!'isS adAs anu dtes al @Ate4-
11oh q ls paFEai post m EaFas
Io0te9' = oee-sss 1IaC tLe GA-,f
Ina @@lS - aHdita II etos zig
N2tac4tat uucsliVhAi oHlcs ~ rent
uiSe y taetoAs- ne
ssfs 60 urges tAAC the SUPERVISOR
shd ~euHnefators ioI 'he apifoaehihs
1eAsIs pe 10y appoluto4 tAust 80
1tYii SERGE Jaw ouA LA @GEy3at
tieaIs 70 Lle tof-e Ne eoiiH thaet tlaS
iaW' g@osraphIeaI f~g4ttteht1t n9-
Jug waved. Inc FFesiGsAI al@]a
t&lns that there shouid pe intett1S
aetloh on me Qaestlon OF pr~essfFlAA
ne heAith 81 the couAtry an4 SUE
ssSts > CONSTITUTION OF the health
sure61S. ae fecommenos the pIac
Ahs ol me GoVeFhneht r rihcihs ooic~
unuer tue bepaI,nleht oi omhiet
ana LABOR ana the various SoialeTs
ZONES uhdef the war department
ne ga ycates we 'amedlat9 aumtS-
sioh OF Ne" MSA.to ana 2 Is
separate 9tatea. hF hoose stf 1heii
writes OF IRE nhtetaJate hsher4es pFoe~
tels. saNt79 tnaE these ma'.Ars EDlan
no FefL+culaf state eau contfoi CoA-
srsso oOsht 70 contF9. me stala,e
regarding game shouid lncllde hst
n Lhe Idr-seai sefYtce alo1ia be
vested IN tne BuEea4 q t-sncries.
Al regard 70 our 1ofelgh poiicF ne
announces that lt - BASED on me
theory that r4ght must prevail be-
tween nations as between lndylduals
anc tAe4 urges the special cams OF
Latin-American Republics to our at
tentlon. me Message states thaC me
Eahama lana! is icing Dug WIN
speed u eIhclehcy ana theh recon,
,lVloS "a ~ex,eDsioh eL ocean man
INES 70 south America, Asia, the
philippines and Australasia. Atten-
non Is ealiea 70 the sGmlraDie conal-
IloH or hawali, where cooiie labor
mas practically ceased AMI Pearl haf-
Dor Is being made a laval base with
the necessary military 1oTtfcattons.
Mr. roosevelt urges q passage Of
the oili,to promote army officers al
reasonable ages through 2 process OF
selection and declares The cavalry arm
should be r~eorganized upon modern
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THIS
-Baby's
Soon
ira.
face We
for three


months. Then ne was % : vAat his face
and head were nothing but one sore and
his ears looked as if they were going to fall
of, SO we tried another doctor for four
months, the baby never getting any better.
His hand and legs had big sores on them
and the poor little fellow suffered SO ter
ribly that he could not sleep. After he
had suffered Six months we tried a set of
the Cuticura Remedies and the first treat
ment let him sleep and rest well; in one
week the sores were gone and in two
months he had a clear face. Now he is
two years and has never had eczema again.
Mrs. Louis Beck, R. 4. D. 8, San Antonio,
Tex, Apr. Is, 1907"
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Nobility of Labor.

There is a perennial nobleness, and
even ~sacredness, in work. Were a
man ever Sc benighted, or forgetful
of his high calling, there is always
hope in him who actually and esrD-
estly works; in jd'7
perpetual de
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Hd"u.nati


Son .isl4sIe d.5ausses 5elFz
a2Hsed meas The uls4e steta Is
ne increased Ha- y, "4jahey Ter
tAeuniaflsm jti ID aua5s 'lf4
BILE cure Wren sa.se GER.
other ingredients aud gaz e-opa-lg
1he following lormG'a is aUs etlve
10 one-halt pint Of g3cl 8lis5
add cue ounce Of Torls Gompoaad
s@nd Z ounce Of Syrup sarss
Compound FaFa fe sble-C,rs. I
doses before each meal aDa before Re-
uring.'
foFis Compound IS d nroduct G
1.9 ooFatosies If TIE Globe Puarua.
eeutlral Co.. caza. aat. r. as
rs the other iu s..s car es
from any &u12 aeaa
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The will et q wealthy New York
man aae found when read 70 contain
only thirty cords That is no sure
sign. hogeyes tAat some Of ais dis
gruntled bin VIII not try 20 make il
look like thirty lcaurs.
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For the Religious.

Belgi I'm has q Sunday postage
stamp, issued for those who do not
wish toIhave their mail delivered on
Sunday. All mail bearing the Sunday
8fr - carriers for
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ne also calls attention 10 the
toward providing olG-age pen
~ thac have been taken by many
isste industries. He Hrges Con
: tc pass a oomci 9hensira eni-
ars' iiaDiliy Law Tor the DISTRICT
'o~iumbia.
Pres dent dAvotes mucn space
@sph5aet Of me courts. First he
Increased pay foT Judges
len says:
Is earnestly to be desired that
method should be devised for
yg away with the long delays
men new obtain in the administra-
IN Of Justice. and which operate
fltn peculiar severity against persons
n small means, and favor only the
sgFy criminals fa9m ii Is most desir-
3ble 10 punish These long deiavs IN
me final decisions OF cases EoDEe n
zhn a~ggreeate 9 CRYING evil and .
remedy should he devised. Much Oi
this into1eg?ble delay is due to i'm
proper req I'd paid 10 technicaliLies
which are q mere hindrance to JUS
tice. In some noted recent rases this
I oger-regard for. technicalities has re-
! saIted in 2 striking denial Of justice.
4 md fragrant wrong to the body poll
here are certain decisions by va
s courts which have been exceed
detrimental 10 the rights of
workers. This is true Of all the
sions that decide that men and
are, by the Constitution,
iaranteed their liberty" to con-
ct to enter Il dangerous occupation,
70 work an undesirable or impro-
.gr number of hours, or to work Ia
Z unhealthy Surroundings, and there
fore can not recover damages when
MANNED in that occupation, and can
not be forbidden TO work what
the Legislature decides is az excessive
number of hours, or to carry on the
work under conditions which the
Legislature decides TO be unhealthy.
There is also, l think, ground for
the belief that substantial Injustice is
often suffered by employees In conse-
quence Of the custom of courts issu-
ing temporary i~njunctions without
notice to them, and Furnishing them
for contempt Of court in instances
where, as a matter of fact, they have
no knowledge OF any proceedings
The power OF injunction is q great
equitable remedy, which should on no
account be destroyed. But safeguards
should be erected against It's abuse.
For many Of the shortcomings of
justice In our country our people as a
whole are themselves to blame. and
the judges and luries merely bear
their share together with the public
as a whole. II is discreditabie to MS
as . people that there should be diff
! Guilty IN convicting murderers, or in
bringing To justice men who as pub
lie servants have been guilty Of cor
ruptiop. or who have nroGted by the
! corruption Of public servants
Tile chief breakdown is IN dealing
with the new relations that arise
rom the mutualism. the interdepen-
6ence of cur time. Every new social
relation hegets q new type of wrong
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ooBIo6s r HERE
BED Plant rbat Fcaa oon Aa.s

Z t@"N DEL s'ttsls 019 AIMS sea
other sery a.H Insects.
Almost everybody laows ,here
s~ai thaRss as iusactivsccus or
1f0rJus pjHnis but It Is doubtful x
many tnOT We nave any such r5ar
growing right here il South Fi5rta 81
nevertheless, there 1s Il DIan- a..
rather, herb, growing here, wh.gt a
really i~nsectivorous.
1t Is likely that on account Of
being extremely small il has esc.Des
attention. ia fact. Il seems - nave
beer overlooked BY the bo-anlsss also.
as we are unable to dad Il classsd
among the sentirive plants.
This is an annual herb. and tna
entire plant, intending the lowers IS
u q deep rich red color. II rarely
Ie&ehes 3 height o. more nan three
inches and i never SC broad. the
Is 5re spatrlstg vi an .1af
curbed and present many small
1brlIiaa and secrete at THEN tips =
tenacious f1.id which is capable Of
holding The very small insects, such
as anus and TIE Ike, upon when Il
leeds. When any OF these get lodged
4 the fuld and disturb these Gi}rlilae
he leaves SLOWLY acquire deep eaD'
saape aud sometimes eurl completely
~ over tneir victim When tley have
absorbed he insect hey Slowly re.
cover their original share lea lng
on tie skeleton Of the insect re
najutag.
These plants grow or the very low.
fat poor anc sandy lands They ar
pear Il the late winter and early
sssrt1g months Punta Corda Herald.
The Argentine Republic contains
moro horses than any other country,
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sr9l4
Uss
que
ECSlFs aW
ah n the ALI
sat lies Ell
fao& Il tae wrath III lille PresidanL
81 the III Q sal1s disp Wise
resident Farps91 KS ara n6sa7a
crowd a-ser the ego Con 5r.
NJ. Smith is q c9za rs rs
hanGs, and the latSsr ts.fre laen
charged with having
the Indianapolis News.
This pausr, in suppa ne Ia
bauka Tor me Presidential 1~omtpa-
riop, hammered Judge Tafj cry hard
indeed. After the Chicago Convene
ton the Eaws boited MT. E'slt, al
though It sia not formally declare for
MI. Bran Indiana. If viii he re-
membared, was nal0 4 very doubtful
State, and the stead c1nipagn at
t&cks on MFR. Taft BY the News wor-
ried the Republican leaders greatly.
The President seized the occasion
offered him By Mg. Fouike 70 get
even.
AS for the New York san, It has
caused Mr.. Roosevelt to rage about
once in twentv-f0ur hours for t4e full!
seven years of his term His on
uection o. afr La0an with She smith
affair is merely an attempt tC ~
+ ,.-5, 49,. eco o7ttrsaeT
NF. F0uIze, 1t may BIZ remarkea
TOOK the Roosevelt letter to pni
Springs for Mr.. Tait's approval. IL
got it.
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1t won't be ion before ven b.
reading the obiCu IS oG the fool who
Hocked the ailsalp Detroit Free
cess
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Dyspepsia is Often Caused by
of the Stomdch-PeTund ReIieres
OF the Stomach and is Therefore q
for Dyspepsio.
7 Hon. NJ. G. Butler, U. S. S
! from South Carolina for two ter
I a letter from Washington, d. c..
to the Peruna Medicine Co., as fc
: 81 can recommend Perrin
tdyspepsiG and stomach trout
hare been nsinggour M edicfi
Ia short period and / feeL
much relieved. 1t Is inde
J tc0nderJuL medicine, besfd
Z good tonic"
TATARRH Of the stomach is I
Orect name for most cases Of dys
Only an internal catarrh remedy
-~Inhla
p
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England loses G3,Go0 persons every year
by emigration
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Two Big Towns Vote to Go DRY.
The champions Of no license sue
aeded in inducing New BEDFORD ana
~iariboro, Ia Massachusetts, to vote
q favor OF closing the saloons.
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Real.AdmIraI Iosenh Dullcck a

Rear-AdrlraI Joseph Bullock Ccgii-
Ian, y. S NJ. was one Of the most pop.
uisr OF the officers Of the navy, is
which ne served nearly half & century
H first became widely Known q
co1nand7nt Of the Raleigh 4o1 IN
conspicr part be took I'D the battIS
OF Man Bay.jusa after tbs outbgea{
OF tae sh-AHlerican War. on MAJ
!, ! tGa banquet after the va;
hi the "Hoch der Kaiser
Which made him still 0 "a
3 He was born at Frankfor@
KY. December y, 1874, AT ste es
OF sixteen ha received an appoinfnen
% the Naval Academy from Illinois
and was there when the Civil WG
broke OuJ.
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CAUSE AED EFFEor
Good Digestion Fellows Right Fooo.

Indigestion ard ,he attendant dis
comforts OF MIND ii oo5g are Ger
lair to follow confined use tnpr-
per food.
Those WHO are sCili Young iud :.
bust are ls&eiy 10 cYaricok the FL
that, as dropping water wtI WEIR
stone away at last so viii tie use
heayy, greasy. rich food finally cso.
loss Of appetite and Indigestion
Fortunately many are though
enough to study themselves ard
the principle Of Cause and Ef
their DAT. food 4 r. Y
IN writes h. aXecrlares
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Itch cured ii % minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary LoEi3r Never fails. At drugg f.
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Woman Slayer IS E~Soaer&feo.
Miss GstalIG Sl0ut, who shot and
FILLED Henry VI. H~ogDaargar crayan
portrait agent, q Chicago, was oxol-
Grated BY a Eogoners iurY.
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AnsUEaAL CoGauAN DIES.
Cold Caught at ArmyNayy GAZE
fastened His DEATH.

New York City. Rear-Admipl
Joseph Bullock Coghlan. II: s. N. (e-
tlred), died at the home OF Charss
Chamberlain, Sutton Park, New To-
chelIe, where he aud hrs. Coghlan
had been staying for several months
while waiting for their town house
to be remodeled. It was said at rhe
Coghlan had caught a severe cold :
the ArEny-Nayy football came on q.
urday, November %, which aggrS
waited q minor Illness from which III
suTe~ed since his retirement frorl
The navy. in 1895, hnt his death II
believed 80 have been due TO a strok9
.of apoe ~.
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Germans Treaty With Salvador.
The Bundesrath ratified the treaty
of commerce between Salvador ana
Germany.
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The Argentine Republic contains
mora horses than any other country
the proportion baing abour ~ tc
g 100 Of the population.
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r

M casa, ard TO
pas 3ed
Sod ny
Foster 7Zii5ltn C1
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Tl.e lngenaltv q lnyentors.

Color -lnrc cod Brighter and faster eoiors til
can dye ady g1Fznens without 4ippIng apart
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GRAFT
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05

Ignatius Donnely presented financial plank at the
first great national counventon of the Populist party
where there thousand delegates each money eX-
pert and each with plank of his the subject that
united all factions and unanimously adopted and the
writer witnessed an endorsement of Grover Cleveland
aninlousy passed by Democratic convention IN Oregon
in 1896 that controlled by the free silver element and
it was marvellous example Of the power of pure logic pre-
sented by Judge Martin L. Pipes Portland attorney
and we do not for doubt that harmony can be
secured at the Twin Falls convention and united Demo
cracv confront the enemy but is thine, gentlemen high
time that the bludgeon laid aside. There are more
effective and convincing methods of argument.
The way to harmonic is to talk harmony.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05

VIII the gentlemen who showed Boss Brady the ev1-
dence of his record in adav at Pocateo TWO years ago
and induced him to withdraw from the senatorial race o
The number of aidavs floating around in high Republican
circles and dealing with Brady would astonsh that
gentleman.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05

The way to harmonic is to talk harmony,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-04
About The COlored Folks.

Mr.. John Whitney,, of Lebanon, Mo.
spent a few DAYS with Dan Hester and
family, while ON Ia, way to ST. I.ouis
last week.
A hq'nra patty composed of Bit
ThIustpu, Warner Williamson, l.. II
amt \. ". Ross, %a,nuc! { Hytcr and
Chls White spent one day las, week on
the Cravoi9.
Rev. Alexander Ross left las, Friday
morning over the Rock Island for st
I.ouic. lie will 20 from there to New
Hampshire.
Mrs Jcunie Craddocl went to Scdalia
Friday to be there Saturday to decorate
her husband grave,
Mrs Eliza Hunter and two daughters
Mrs. Sliurun Williams and Mrs. Emily
Wight, all OF Scdalia, spent from Fri
day to hlonday IN 'ersailles, the guest
OF rcla'ivco.
Mrs. Coli and daugh,c. Of ;:cda'ia,
came IN last Saturday to list rrlatiyc4
NV VIVA oAi = L'"''
Mr.. Lewis Baker and family Of Akin
willie, spent Sunday in Versailles.
Decoration Day vas observed by our
citizens in appropriate manner. a sermon
by the pastor at the church about Z p IL
aftcrwhlCh the procession, headed by TIE
{. b. Il. Lodge. followed the Sisters Of
ia. NT,i.;.,y ''..,, ,u,r,1,n, ,.,i,I, tl,.
citizen, marched, to the tap OF the drum,
where n IIu,ngy Of the Dead was delivered
by Miss MclCinia Williamson. The ordeI
decorated the old soldiers grave and
ihcn the citizens. The procession march.
cd back to the church where addresses
and papers paying TIE highest tiiba,e to
the black soldier and citizen, we're del.y
cred.
Mr.. Henry Newntan, wife and little
dauyh.cr SalIie, also aunt Sable King
spent SUNDAY in this city.
Andy Hubbard made lis annual tfiE
TO this city last Saturday.
Uncle Zoe Ilutcfison Of Akinsville,
in Town Sunday.
1t is reported that aunt amanda VIII,
hanson has lost her mind.
The Baptizing took place at Clark's
rasturc last Sunday. Dinner Was served
on the grouud. The candidates for bap-
tim were Mrs. Emma ru'tc Blanch Wire
aud Matte Richardaon. Miss Calsle
Chendult and Mr.. Cornell as lutte.