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The Springdale news., 1909-02-17
WANDERED AWAY FROM HOME

On February 1, 1909, while mentally deranged Wilbur C. Clark wandered away from his home three miles northeast of Springdale, Ark The last trace we have of him was near Rogers, Ark, the day he left home. His mind was i'll such condition that lie could not recognize his neig h. bors. and it k thought he may be andering Ill some neightor- hood and not able to tell his name.
 Description. Thirty years old, , feet II inches tall, weight about IFS pounds, smooth face, rather dark complexion. blue eyes. brown hair. black soft hat, black coat. black overeoat with patch on the skirt and chain hanger, light brown pants with dark stripes. light weight shoes, plain gold ring, small drab telescope containing homemade kit of taxi i delnl>t tools tor mounting birds, watch without crystal, and shoe i lace for chain
 Any information as to his whereabouts will be rewarded by notifying his father by letter or phone. Any person finding cloth ing or any article described bove will also please notify the under signed. as 1t may lead to the lo- cation of the missing party.
 This notice is of such import ance to his aged parents that all reading 1t are requested to give special attention and make in- qulry in their vicinity. Please save this notice for reference and description.
 ABRAM CLARK.
 Route , Spriupdale. Ark.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-17

Senator GIeenhaw of SeareY. who Was q member of the fom- mittee. took very III Il Fort Smith and while He was able to travel to Rogers, he was not able to attend the funeral. He has gone to his home at Leslie and may not be able to attend the seSsious of the Senate fer several days. -L K. Gazette, Friday.
 At the request of MT. Hurst, Senator Dili's bill amending the county depository law of Wash ington County so that the inter- est will go to the school fund in- stead of to tile road fund, vas placed back on second reading by the House Friday and referred to the Judiciary Committee.
 The House adjournedAt noon Frlday untll Monday Ill order that the carpet might be taken up aud the room renovated.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-17
NEW EXPRESS COMPANY.
United Express Company 10 Han,
 dle Business in This Section.

Ii newspaper reports be tfae people III this section wiil soon be getting thelf express matter through the United States EX- press Company instead of the Well>-Fargo Company as now. the former company having sut- ceeded tile latter on the Ines of tile Frisco road and the Rock Is- land. The change goes inte=e feet July
 When tie Frisco road wa> first built through this section the express business was iu the hands of the Adams Express Company Tor | number of gtafs. but in recent years It llas been controlled bf the WeHs-F afgo company.
 Will k tic minds lever.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-17
NOT YET COMPLETED.
Church Census of the Town will
 be Completed This Week.

On account of unfavorable eon- ditions the church census of the town, which t wa, intended 10 take Saturday, was not complet- ed, but The News k informed that the work will De completed this week.
 A report oi the work will be printed i'll The News as soon as completed and tabulated
The Springdale news., 1909-02-17

considerably Vaedper than riding around over the Eountry for three or four days hunting up people who would want to make Su5h an exchange sEHa News is lie market place which brings the buyers and seller of this section together, aid if you don't believe 1t does the business d trial ad will convince gnH.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-17
ADVERTISING PAYS.
Especially if You Advertise in
 The Twice.a.Week News.

k. Ralston inserted q two-line local in The News last week stating that lie had clover seed to trade for seed oats, and now he tells Us that he las secured all the oats He can use l he local cost hlm 20 cents. which Is
The Springdale news., 1909-02-17
LINCOLN AND TAI.
An Incident ol the Memorable
inGdedy

One of the pathetic Incidents connect Id with the assassination of Abraham Gineoln was tBe erlefef his so8 Tbem= IS. then | h4X af eIeKcn and known afz seetiouatelY as Tad The night
The Springdale news., 1909-02-17

that Lincoln was shot Ills uttie son ran all the WaY from Fords thea ter 10 the White House and. entering the east door downstairs. threw him. self upon Tom Pehdel m attendant at the executive mansion, exelaimng
 "Oh, Tom, they have killed ny papa dead reud.l tried to saothe the grief of the afflicted boy and put him to bed fin the martyr presidents chamber. Pendel Is stIl aHe of the attaches Of the Whiie House his service now hay
 ng covered I fefiad of forty. five years
The Springdale news., 1909-02-17
STATE CAITOL.
 QUESTION UP. SENATE ASKS FOR INF0RMA-
 TI0N AND GETS IT.
HOUSE ALSO TAXES 4 HAND.
Governor Donaghey Refuses to Inspect the Building in Com.
 pany With Contractors.

At the morning session Thurs day the Senate adopted reSalu- ton asking Governor Geo ". DonagheY te mtke formal an- s~er> to Jour questions. eHe b. ing relative to the cost of eom- pletion of tAe State Capitol under the tontfa5t with Caldwell X Drake, another is the caSt nf epm- pletion nader the plan of the Governor; figures in detail show ing the difference between the two plans. and last, how long 1t would take ta finish the building under the plan ot the Governor and what thr saving would be to the state
 Early in tic afternoon Gofsrn- or DonaeheY sent 4 special mes- sage to the Senate, giving all swerS to thtqaeStieu~.
 In brief, Governor ponae f1ey said the Caldwell X Drake aon- tract wa 10 more than aH en- ploSment on tentative contract and that tfr supposed santfaet had nothing e de With the cost of the work. and like tHs Penn sylvania capitol, the cost might run up to -eaoraions stilll of S12, ,oo0, ,a6o.
 As to his plan. Governor pon- aghey says no figures in detail can be given showing the differ enee between Gle t&o plans until it had been determined by the Legislature aS to how il wanted the Capitol completed. The Governor sass tl1e building. after the discharge of the commission and the contractors, can be com pleted within twelve months.
 Following the action of the Senate on the state capitol mat ter, the House Friday morning adopted a resolution introduced by Mr Hurst asking Governor Donaghey to invite the capitol contractors, the state capitol commissioners and tlle members of the State Capitol Gommitt@ to accompany him to the flew state capitol and show wherin the contract has been violated and where the building k faulty.
 In response to the resolution adopted by the House, Governor Donaghey Monday morning sent message 10 that body &eellning to make q trip 10 the state eapi- tol building in company with Caldwell X Drake, the eontrac- tors, but that lie was wiling to go to the building any time with the legislative committee. The governor says 1t would be T waste of time and money 10 eom- ply with tte resolution adopted by the House, as no conclusion could be arrived at that would be atiSfaetefy to Caldwell k Drake.
 After discussing the matter for an entire day, the House on Thursday adopted resolution to discharge George k. Mann, arch itect of the neW state capitol. bY a vote of 46 to 42. Guillidns and Williams of this county voted for the resolution and Hurst voted against It. Gam of Benton vot. ed for 1t and Seamster ol tie same county and Combs oi Madi- son voted agalnst it. The adop- ton of the resolution was due almost entirely to the efforts of Mir. Parks of Lafayette County the author, who is conceded to be one of the strongest speakers in the state
 Senators Dill and Carlock re turned to Little Rock yesterday from Rogers, where they attend ed the funeral of Senator Nance,
The Springdale news., 1909-02-17
DATES FOR THE
 TAX COLLECTOR.

springdale, Feb. l1, K, 19. 70. Winslow. February T and 23. Crawford, Brentwood. Feb. 24 and 25.
 Prairie. Fayetteville Feb. 2e to April 16.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-17
EMBROIDERY CLUB.
Pleasantly Entertained Thursday
by Mrs. W. C. Ownbey.


 One ol the mo~t ~aeee>@tai ses- sions of tie sPiagdq!e E.Hbrpia- cry Club waS ,he meeting last Thursday afternoon with Mrs Garland QaHhes. Ia a4Ae #ef St. Valentine, tfa patron s3Ht of Februar7. Nf~. O@nbt2 had decorated afo4ia, uiga asafts of many pm, z...r .r..~sive Hearts . loan on real ,af the afternoon. address F. | Dadsan. who i, noiie News. .5d laek on such oe5a>l61OR SALE etf the prize beautiful souvenir spoon. In belail of the Club, Miss Bertie Sfnler, in neat it. tie speech, presented Marguerite, the infant daughter ef Mrs. Ownbey, an Arkansas souvenir spoon.
 Mrs. ownbeA is iy' V ,,,'a, 'a,ng her friends for the ds.1s re treatments she always serves and this afternoon was no exception to the rule
 Miss Saunders of Iowa, niece of Mir. aud Mrs. T. J. Hill. wa> an out of town guest.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-17
fAEATER WHERE LINCOLN WAS SHOT-W j. FERG
 ACTOR WHO SAW TRAGEDY

N l FesHHeR. z af effa the assassination o Abraham Lincoln N Ferguson iors tae11s4 Aasta2ton fhe fef ring of 4ad fa dadgd et t4 Wilkes t E fromt the 1o x4Hlf= fH, .tfeY
The Springdale news., 1909-02-17

Good pair coming Swear old mare mules. well broke, for sale.
 Wm. Potter.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-17
BIRTHS.

Bevers. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Bevers, Saturday, February 13, son.
 He isn't much of baker "ho eats all the bread he kneads.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-17

Will is tie minds lever.
The Springdale news., 1909-02-17

And 1t sometimes happens that q man is married to his boss.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-11
BUT THE DYNAMITE
DID NOT EXPLODE
nrappsd over elm ~ Cluu>. work
man. II LANDED on the sleeping
PORN cd Bir Fat Nan >iN-
teen Lives saved.


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ar iaffe-i 1an ln i-r .'-..'f.
nr s."-It A.. 'i->' SOUS CT
fll- l- Na. t0"li I'd ''-''--F
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UNFAIRLY -rt-t- iLr Hs'-
CORD p-n-of- l- me -NA TO-
a-ar A~r-
browne r e ''
APPS the beam CO ->' io-nls
therefore '-- A-''i 20. -'t % '".---
Horl1 .or -l- - 7A
l~i-r attrt -4u'i--l- anu -'S
l,l--~f irf et--.-ri t1r r'A.
aorsIen were seated Jew
nir.. -aiilE OF SID. A-i-
Hp1 i--e in- Some
rn'-. t-fr'-- '-
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Bore -Io- l-7 sD"-i-r' s'----'- i
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DID ne
reached 3 i.'--t on ll-7 i'@,' e''--'
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-11

teriai % every kind. whatsoever went
up IN flames. but that even the Jour
nal came cut as usual. and has sinCe
continued 20 put ia its accustomed and
alwasS welcome appearance. The
rir,es- Dispatch courteously lending
zee use OF its printing press. Some
twenty wears axe the Lynchburg Viz
-inian establishment burnt TO the
ground. including most OF its equip
nent The forms. furnitare. and boxes
II tNve. were thrown from three
story "a iudow. OF course. greatly dam
,red The next morning the Virgin
an came out as usual Without avail
nr itself OF the courteous ofer OF the
I News % lend press Mr. Button. a.
/ proprietor % the Nirginian. rente,
/ rooms across the street and fixed up
after a fashion. Tor setting tnc papt
1 ont on au oid-iashioned hand press
( -Four or fvc wears axe. so the biz mr.
in Baltimore. when the cOntagraio
( eashed poiut where Dc eas foresee
I nat fhc establishment Cf fhe Bait
more sun mus; 40. the prOprietors &
that parser moved out every thing. pat
lii an on freight train. moved u
over to Washington. engaged thc pas
tiai use of the facilities OF the Even
ing star. 90 thar oity. and then ISSUED
.the baltimore sun fuom Washington
cts until the present splendid SUi
hufldiu- in Baltimore vas completed
And So Ve rereat. that neither fires
oofs ror disasters of ans kiad ker'
na.b thr reu sraper from its anI'uiute.
.f-sararOe Railroad trains mas no
arrive ou fiule. Steamships maA no
.r-t,- hut The nea spaPer. hhe Ten
.,s,-S h-ook. goes on forever
.ra-InrftsNiiie Progress
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-11
WANT VIRGINIA FARMS
Li>t al Recent Inquiries "a the Virginia
Department of Agriculture Conn
piled hy Commissioner Geo.
W. koincr-

b Rasii~s Bridg-u Colu- de-
sires fuu information about Virginia
lands
Nrs Alice Cox. rural free delivery
So o. Hrloif Wis. Nisl. hand
book and general Information about
lands
g. Pa-ncu Church,lIe y S. is
-clDE 90 make @ change and is inter
esf-t lr Nirrilia. Wishes e g,.d-slzel
Farm ant can pas cash
2 Fetr.- Jasper. d.. expects to visit
hlr-lrla fhi- Summer Nlfh view of
purclasinr fa-m Desires ful .n-
Formation.
a 81 Hurd. PaNlco. KAN asks FUN
information about lands for sale
e. ~ Shiptcn. rural free delivery so.
g. Spring valley Mimi. is Interested
in Virginia and wants the handbook
g. 80 brigham Barnesbo ro. Pa
wishes Gun Information about lands foi
sale
A Harlow Frobisher. sash. Can. de-
slres handbook and Information in re-
gard 90 lands for sale
j. s. D-uchNeld. box T5e. Bridgeport
Conn. IS very much Interested in Nir
ginia. and desires fun information iT
regard 70 climate. etc.
J. s.. skinner. 30s Sherm Street Pas
~ aAAAArNlaa p 3D. ~ ANTS AtFn nl EAFff
farm lands ard FULL Information abOu
Virginia
". ~. Vanse 2ll Buch Street. AT
iington. n. y. wishes full information
F regarding Virginia lands
~. 7. Jones. box go. Ebensburg. Pa
wants list 81 farms FOR sale
> o Browning. Eau Claire. Wis. q
thinking Of locating in Virginia an,
wants Information about lands for sal
and also the handbook
A Kiaeger. 90 North Third Street
Rockford 49,. wants handbook and in
formation about lands for sale.
Henry i.OngwOrth. Nufanf. Sasl
Can. ~ interested in Virginia
" BufxeT. rural free delivery No 3
Onro. Wis. would like full informatio
about lands for sale.
A. Shipper. Sweet Idaho desires DO
i formation concerning climate an
lands for sale ga Virginia
81 -. Morgan. rural free delivery NJ
1 g. JeWeff Iii. wishes handbook an
p description 81 lands for sale.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-11
SWAN CREEK TO
GET TO HIS BRIDE
Ardent Missouri Lover Risks Lie
Rather Than Be Late For We'd
ding spoiled Hi> Marriage
Tog>.

POPLAR DIt rF. -i'- S7e,i.t
Chester Boyers dressed .n his Fediia-
garments. piuu- Cd iuto ssol.-n Game
cre.a and saam the torrent. drf'.-
mined to d. al the s!lc of hi- bride.
to-b- at the hour appointed Cor fae
Wedding ceremony ttf Was there un
time. bat Vas rather prirfi-i spat.i-
men az the ardent and daring lover
a dismayed group ot attendants ir-
cludiug the Rev SIT Russell of fhe
bag Spring neiEhborhood. watre'-.
the YOUNG man ride his horse into t'r
rusing stream and start for thc opio-
s!te shore Th.ir entreaties thst tr
wait until more pleasant transport
tiou means could De- procured had
b,-en of no avail
The animal Vas swept below the
ford and Boyers Vas plunged 90 his
nerh in the chilling stream hut ~as
undaunted and struck out boldly for
th, landing Vhich d. reached
lie went 10 small church. built "a
fire. dried his clothing and proceeded
90 the home OF his sweetheart Miss
Grace Sparhman. daughter oi NJ and
Mrs j. p Sparkman.
SIT Russell and three OF the bride
grcom's relatives were grealy dis
tresscl on the far bank OF Cane creek.
They had ridden 20 the usual crossing
place in wagon. but could not ford
They finally found "a small canoe IN
which after a desperate struggle. they
crossed the creek. Which had dev-l-
oped into a river.
Meantime tired OF waiting. the bril-
DIAL pair decided on horseback ride
But while tney were absent. the az
tendants arrived. ana soon Wearied OF
waiting Searching parties we're sent
out and the happy ones found The
Wedding took place shortly afterWarC
in the home OF the brides parents
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-11
GEMS OF THOUGHT
Life Il roen

Tnr most beautiful po.m fn,r. Is is
if.-ite nhirh disrrfr~ ifs otu STORY
3D. fl- maIln- m which Inspiration
t.f -.If-.nr~, tolertSS go fD-etnrr AND
.rIu each other. lfe v ai.h Knows o.
..if ro D. rN- world in little. 90 -cp-fi-
iou lu miniature of fhe divine unifrr-
..r r..r SECS b. man -fhat is 90 Say.
D.. nature Dbl. Spirit t-- th. IMAGE of
iot De- What i~ create st. MOST beau
iu. most Iou- ir All fhe sphere 30
..ire h+ infinite uin and idea. "a rt-
.rcir.fton uf fle great who's" Ana
.. .t.l.rlIr- ehilr being nothing.
facing SELF. letting God enter irio
lt.- "a, rl- alr enters ar r,l tl spa r.
.lutlrE fhr ego to tl- mrrr frSsrl
thltl contains thc divine essence. tie
humble. 1-Fout silrat. tiat 80 thou
ns..-t hear 100 thr depths of rhs self
he subtle and profound voir- De-
spiritual and pure. that So thou may
-sr have communion ~lfh tnr pun"
spirit withdraw thFself often into
b.. sanctuary o. thy Utmost Conscious
l-ss become once more point and
atom thar So thou ma5eet tice thy-
self from space. time. matter. trnpta-
f zion. dispersion that thou maHest
-srsnf rhF vcry organs themselves and
rff.r onn uf- That b. 90 say. die
|uffer and examine myself in the pres
ero- ~ fnis death As q preparation
Tor the last death Ne Who can With
F 1ut shudd-riug confront blindness
deafness paralysis. disease. betras al.
poverty. De- WuO can without terror
appear before tae sovereign justice
h.. alone can .au himself prepared for
partial or total death Hos far arm
f from anything OF the sort how iar is
lfn. heart from any such stoicism, hui
al least Ve can Try 10 detach ourselves
from ALI that can To- taken away IRON
lbs. 70 accept everything as loan ant
"A gift. and 60 cling only tO the impcT
ishable-this "a any rate. Ne can al
tempt To believe IN good and iath
- erlv Cod. who educates Us. who tern
peers the wind 10 the shorn lamb. " IA
. Furnishes only when lie must. an'
D. takes aaav only with regret-thi
thought. or rather this conviction
gives courage and security . ~ha
need Ne have OF love. OF tenderness, O
2 affection. OF kindnessi and how va
nerable Ne are--We. the sons OF God
ae immortal and sovereign beings
strong as the universe or feeble a
? THE sorm. according As We represen
Cod or OnIy ourselves. a. We lean upo
3D. Infinite being. or as We stand alone.
The point Of view Of religion-of
2 ~efaiou al once active and moral, spil
I ituaI and profound alone gives I
lie all the dignity and all the energ
OF which II IS capable. Rehgio
lmak@s invulnerabie and invincioi
Earth can DE- conquered only IN ~
inane Of heaven All good things az
lgiven over and above 10 Him Who q
lsires but righteousness To Be- dist
:. terested Is 20 b. strong. and the worl
Is AZ the feet Of him whom 10 cams
TEMPT Why's Because spirit IS loi
a iof matter. and the world belongs
God BE Of good cheer" saith
, heavenly voice, J have overcome u
q UorId Lord. lend Thy strength
those whO are weak Ia flesh. but vi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-11
FOUND PRTRIRIED HAM
IN AUGUSTA COUNTY.

STANTON, VA. - Special. - The
Dispatch and News prints the follow
ing.
Mrs Courtney A. Roller has cnrios-
ity that Is remarkable and unique. j.
Is nothing less. apparently, than
petrified ham IL was plowed up thir-
Is years or more ago on Mr. Ro'er's
farm in the county. by the tenant on
the farm. who brought Il 10 Mrs. Ro-
Ter. and she has had II ever since. II
Is a limestone rock perfectly shaped
like a well-trimmed ham. With hook
as natural as can BE-. The skin side ~
smooth like skin. and the flesh side
has ail the appearance OF having been
cut and cured. IL Is about the size Of
a ham that would weigh ten or twelve
pounds. but being stone. Il naturally
weighs considerably more. II Il -
not a petrified ham the iilusioa h yerS
real.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-11

aricnsl monetary comm sS''n ans
-iN contuC* hts ouot, sfrNf'' on i'e'
.orue tion-
6oOd-FHc for linii.
S.-s-o- Plate 50 NeD Nc~s SERVES.
s- -h, Fo-ttthi-d auf tn- Fort,
--,--r .orc-tss rs a member or thc
house s--ert-c tre senate in lN>l
- Nav LES az chat wear AMEN Sens-
-r- Roe.o. Co0blirc r,-siErsi his sat
-..erse 90 his dit1 .rltirs v'th rresi
s.-. -r-e.lf his colleague. Nr Plate
-.-..f rt-r. the-.h, rsf-i-r the desi-
-a-fr- az -~. too Praff lf vas al
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-11
IS AFRAID HE'LL
LOSE ASTEROIDS
Harvard Astronomer Calls for Help {.
kcep Tab on Fifteen Ne" One>,
and Complete Their Kpheme-
rides.

CAMBRIDGE MASS Special
ar-..l to ast-Cnomt ~ 90 cooperate ir
foiroufuc the movement of neHi DIS
covered asteroids or minor planets
has been issued hl Professor Edward
- Pickering OF The Harvard obs~rVa
to-, and Rev Joel "a Netcalf fhe emf
nert 1auton sstronumer-
Re-, Air. Netcalf SAYS
I'd now have about fftetn news aster-
rits which have been followed sufl
ci.rfll long % assure Eooa orbits. D.
uas supposed THAI these orbits wer'
being computed ~ the naval ohs~r' Ca
tory af Washington Put "a recent l"f-
fer from the acting superintendent
shows that such IS not their Intention
Professor FicAering said
The discovers of the asteroid Eros
of the crouu whose mean distance j.
approximately that of Jupiter. and o
rr. variation .u hEhf of several asf.
-utfs has Eit-r "a value fp t..~ .r
na-tw-rt AS astronomical r.--ar'.
switch 10 dit NOT have rresiolsls
For $3.50 n- tlrre years much lsrt u
n.r. was done OBS tle naval .N~rrNa
-. r following the asteroids tuur.
Nr ret-alr ani 90 is hoped ir
abandonment hs th- naval oHSert afnr
.s uril temporary ff is -u.uerl. rf
-.r- fnar SUCH work should ar rarti-
nr hr rh- government. as is dome p
Germans since DE- cannot l. maintain
.f ar private ohsrreaturirs
Hrraru ufI-. SOME az fla ns-rr1it
mentioned .HoE- uili soon come to oN
position Unless -nh-mrrltts for trrl
are computed. flrs cannot Boz found
art rhrr- .- danger rlat tlr. N.l 70
.tr. trHrf.. lost
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-11
ALWAYS ON TIME

a weil-effabiisEcd neu epapcr makes
ifs appointed appearance on the daY
81 publication so matter shat hap
pens. Ofher enterprises are arrested
b. disaster OF mlsh2ps buf not - she
ueNspapcF The railroad trains and
the steamboats, often fail % come on
time. but never the Newspaper. ~
does 5ot fan for FIRE. food or c4iami-
ties ~ any Kind A Neek ago the 80
Establishment o. The Richmond Evening
Jcurral burnt 20 The grouHd IN the
early morning. and everything. print.
ing presses. forms. prfnting paper ma
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-11
WEEKLY SHORT STORY


carl MS Is d~eadi-l
cain rrnrself Grrlcrel. IT'D ta
throw - % To-r E-rc j. 500 can
sou Elli lart U q lu-a'ic aEs u1--
But o. rhiuk O. Heluricl BEING r-f
80 dealt and ne innocent ~ r1@ CRIME
aow car fErcE -laf % uT rlil1
Ne rus frc q wat 90 81 t1ls --E
s~Idsnce before ire colrr-
-Tnst III impossible. sTeetheart We
Rave hac re last rec-arlre ~ fl-
s-ase. and 81 ls cIosec Do frE ro make
nd your uairc 20 bear g. fou VII nci
only los T0ur reason. bet make ne
lose rulne- 30 Judge or court can noE
he10 Is % save FoEr lrofler-
-Co-id rcf the eu p@ror-
-T-he emperor cannot interfere ir
tau cases Besides 10 w0ulc - lul pos-
sfoie 70 Eet ar E8Gience vita Rim.
~sSof or a matter ~ lie and dean
Internationally. Suppose every COZ
rScte-c priso1eT o. Eis friends could
kVt@rvsex fhs emperor abDUt his case
He Noul1 have no tine for his leglfl-
r7.sfs curies. Besices th- courts haFs
exclusive control o. s1cb matters.
he tsfksc w-srt heT iOrg ~-Eiie- b1'
fafIed &c pgoducs ans eject Who SUI
fers r5oe-. oue WtlD1 IN as puntsoes
o. tnoSe Who love re offender Prob
ahfy ~ letter. A. last fhs foser Ven
away. and Gretcnel sa5kec tEe 500
IN agony. Presently Marie FrCIbei.
frfeu6 u Csrefcher's cane III. Mari
wSx eznuioye1 Ed the central or-ce o
TIE Bells teieDnOr- she nCf oli
kneu ~ Gretctrus frouble Duz Eui
feret fscm 81 herself Carl TIE en-
oesrHee. arc Marie had been Ecpoc
cbsidren toEefter and although ft-
hsf rr.r arfsicr az i1lre Trr TO o.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-11

= n n e 70 q pain
through the Kidneys
and hack thSt kept
M o. aW a Ike nights
niChts. and distress
ink urinary troubles
These daily attacks
made me weary and
sick. and often ] had
10 give un and Tie
down. though e gave
M no ease 20 do So.
Deans Kidney Pills
h~ntErf me imme-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-11
As WOMEN OFTEN SUFFER.
How 20 Escape Daily Baeksche.
WEAKNESS and Distress.

Mrs. Jas. NJ Ions. iiS \. Angusts
Il StsrntCn. Va. SAYS For YEAR,