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The state herald., 1909-02-19
Margaret Was Logical.

One afternoon heard my two chil
dren talking about the Sunday School
lesson.
Dick. who was much smaller than
Margaret, believed all she said about
it, So he asked her what God looked
like and she quickly answered: God
looks like a stalk of corn, because
mamma said He had ears on all sides,
and stalk of corn is the only thing |
know that has ears on all sides, The
February Delineator,
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Special Round Trip Homeseekers'
Rates to NJ " Mexico and Texas.

On the first and third Tuesdays OF
each month. during the entire year,
the Colorado a Southern Railway will
sell round trip Homeseekers' tickets
to great many points in New Mexico
and Texas at one fare plus $500 for
the round trip. Final limit twenty five
days. allowing liberal stopover privil.
cges. For detailed information. rates.
etc. call on the Colorado 4 Southern
agent or address T. T. Fisher General
Passenger Agent Denver, Colorado
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Cnmfnrt Sun.

A little fellow OF Ave years fell and
cut his upper LIP so badly that doc
tor had TO be summoned to sew up the
wound In her distress the mother
could not refrain from saying; oh.
doctor. fear II will leave n disngur.
Ing scar"
Tommy looked up into her fearful
face. and said: Never mind. nam
ma. my muEtnohc will cover IT,
Harpcra Weekly.
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nifch disordered, containing sediment,
and my rest was broken at night. Re
lief from these troubles came soon
after | started taking Doan's Kidney
Pills, and continued treatment entire,
ly freed me from kidney trouble. The
cure has been permanent"
Sold by all dealers. so cents a box.
Foster.Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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PERSONAL oL,mpsss OF WASHINGTON.

In u historical tribute Of more than usual inter.
est ON Washington n Colonial Magnato." writ.
ten by Il. ~ Vallandighnm. the following II the
striking Introductory sentence; That great river.
the Potomac. IN It's tidal course ntly typI.
~ the life and character OF the majestic man
Washington. who was born within sight of its
banks. whose permanent home for most Of his
life overlooked many miles OF Its course. and whose
tomb now dominates Its waters"
The sketch concerns itself almost exclusively
with the home side OF WashinstonH career and
VIII be read with interest By many persons necus.
toned to think Of the father Of his country only In
his regimcnial uniform or In the presidential chair
nt the capital
"Magnnie aa he was and the noiRhbor ~ otasr
mngnn,.s who were nooriously plcnsure.lovins ana
fond of display" says Mr VnllandiRham. Ms his In.
tcrcsting article II near It's clos. Washington re-
ininc5 the business instincts and habits of his fam
ily. Before he WIS II he had famllinriscd himself
with buHincHH forms and methods and from his
early youth h. was strict and mlnntoly careful
accountant During much of his life nj Nj. Vernon
he rose nj daylight bronkias,ed pt seven In sum.
mer aud eight IN winter dlned NJ two upon meat
and vegetables, drinking beer or elder and two
glasses OF old MADEIRA. and went early 10 bed
lie helped Peter. the slave bincbumlth. to make u
no~ Find OF plow, and was NO eager to Try II tina,
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peace with the "trai-
tors" and when he died
in the height of Crom.
wells power, his two
eldest sons. seeing their
prospects blighted at
home, turned longinr
eyes to the west. There
is a suspicion that they
engaged in some wild
attempt TO upset the
government, but II
failed. and they es.
capped on a British ship
in 1857 and sailed for
Virginia. The eldest
boy John. n young man
OF about "a when he
left the old country.
was the great-grand-
father OF George Wash.
ington. He had n son
Lawrence. whose son
Augustine married Ma.
ny Bell for his second
wife, and TO them
George Washington
was born on February
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says: Attacks of
backache and kid.
ney trouble be-
gan to come on
me. lasting often
for three weeks
at II time, and |
would be unable
to turn In bed.
The urine was
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HOWARD {. BURTON, ASSAltnA CH- ISL

hgeglinsn bfiee. nold, sihuf lead. " Hail.
silver. IhNl sold, Aari sine of rUipnf' N ~
anids tests htlllnf sngsl1pss anp fiii
tflrs iiFt sent uu application ffuHffui and
unn1tiss safh saii ted is.s,iti. f.i.-,,i.
nsfsfsiicsl Carbonate sstlfnsi iishs
The state herald., 1909-02-19

RACING families to their
earliest beginnings is a ia.
vorite pastime with many
Americans. There are
not a few who claim de-
scent from some noble or
kingly European house.
Some go back to Edward
LII. Of England, some go
to Alfred the Great; while
millions of good people be-
lieve that they are de-
scended direct from Ad.
Eve, by way of Mr..
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BROKEN REST.
A Back That Aches All Day Dlsturbs
Sleep at Night.

Thomas n. Mccullough. 321 So.
Weber St., Colorado Springs. Colo.
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tIl.4,ii1 ~ al fili.f sifaAi+ffssl II ~ 49,
packet. partsts Tor o. IVn - ID pfsipia 'sit,
iainfhdn ffu~n seeds ilants inli~ iftii and Shade
ffr.- is-nu-r thoy ~" N. is,st M surrrrd ntsfs
shrfr. ca,aifg tus. nfdrf nuN tlia a1 - 10 nia
appear again, tn,.tuntl", NJ Nur..ri.s, D-n,
yer. s.tot
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A fresh young man is apt to spoil
early in life.
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he actually harnossed TO the inven.
tion pair of his best horses.
Washington was essentially a
be colonial soldier, Mt. Vernon
had ten miles of water front most
of which, as the owner told cor
respondent, was fishing shore. The
seine was hauled and the gill nets
and purse nets were tended by the
slaves, but we may be sure from
WashIngtons habits that he often
superintended the work, The Poto'
mac Of to-day, in the region of Wash
ingtons birth and residence, has
Were staked when his dusky fisher
men Jared forth and returned laden
with the miscellaneous catch, Wash
ington himself, according 10 Irving
seized a poacher whom he found in
boat on his premises lying in wait
for canvasback ducks. Flour with
the name of Washington stamped
upon the barrel passed without IN
specton In British West Indian
ports Washington had great tobac-
gray shingles on the slopes as one
sails the Potomac. and he shipped
his tobacco in Just such hogsheads
as are shipped to-day from half n
hundred ports on the Potomac and
its tributaries. These hogsheads are
no longer trundled directly upon their
own slaves over roads impracucable
for wheeled vehicles, but they are
still made with perpendicular, un-
bossed sides, Just as they were in
the seventeenth and eighteenth cen
turtles
"The world well knows the steps
that converted the well contes. ana
loyal colonial marnate OF 1850. VINO
had everything TO gain from CON
tinued good relations with the moth
er country. into the patriot leader oil
l775 and the next eight years. All
through the revolutionary struggle
Washington kept himself informed
of the doings ut Mt Vernon. and he
returned W u AT NV 'i"S' VI ''''
determined to resume his old occu-
pa,ions. His designations as colo
nial magnate had been dinners at
Belyoir and other neighboring plan
tations and an occasional visit with
Mrs. Washington TO the gay little
state capital at Annapolis, whittier
the bellies of Maryland were accus-
toned to ride on horseback with
their hoops looped mp somehow. In
order to dance all night at the balls
for which the infant city was famous.
Even the long war, the anxietses oil
the critical period that followed. and
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DENVER DIRECTORY

You tnlJs no
chance Nfnen
buying u hnr-
ness from US,
every set war
fanted - he
as rcpres sent
ed This dou-
Tile team hnf
ness cpiiipl"t"
with collars
and hr.spUh
lngs Concord
style, = inc h
traces. { % Z
geo 90 Sold
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FOR I5c.
ALPINE
BUSH
STRAW.
BERRY

tgfffna ffssi
" fftifIi Es4.t
Wuffuit the
nrvi summer.
fnfg tisfstli
i've 'ti.liHn
sifr snr fitf
lM nnLLLl mn
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JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.

Aftcr Game Law Brealscr-Gamc
Warden Grow has sworn to q wa ant
against Esum .Jcsporson, charging him
with killing a deer out OF season, the
date being given as Jan. Il.
Legislators at Deaf SchoOl-Another
visit TO the School for the Deaf and
Blind was made yesterday afternoon by
party OF legislators. The visit q
were Joseph r. Porter, chairman OF
the house committee on School on tho
Deaf and Blind; Norman G.. Allen OF
the same committee; Harvey c. Ra g.
dali. Senator Carl Badger and Miss
Maude May Babcock, president OF the
board OF trustees of the s,h OIL Al
the conclusion of the visit the meme
bers eNpre ssed themselves as being
greatly pleased with the conditions as
they had found them, and signihad
their intention Of recommending and
supporting any proposed appropriations
for the school
IA. OF r. InspectiOn-The officers OF
the grand lodge Of Knights Of Pythias
viii arrive In ogden next Monday ON
their annual inspection trip. The az
tcruoon will be spent in entertainment
and IN the evening a banquet Will be
given in the Is. OF p.
Marriage Liccnses--Marriage d.
censes have been issued TO the follow
ing at the Office of the county clerk.
Leland s. Williams and Ruby Ander-
son. both of PocatellO.
Evan Lohmann OF Kansas city AMI
Eva Crammey Of Logan.
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Police Will Keep Small Boys from
Pool Rooms and Other
Dives.
FIRST NATL BANK OFFICERS
Long Tour from Sacramento 10 Port
hand Via Ogden-Wife Sues Gam
bling House for Husbands Loss.

ogden, Feb. 5.--The police have to-
ueved the crusade that was commence
some months ago against small boys
freouenting the pool rooms OF the city
A number OF boys were taken TO the
police station yesterday afternoon from
Japanese pool room on Twenty fourth
street, After receiving a fatherly talk
ty the chief they were allowed to go.
but warned never TO be brought u
the police headquarters again.
SALOON ROBBERY CASE.
AS a sequel TO the Apex saloon rob
berry in which the three proprietors
Of tine saloon are charged with rob
bling Frank Con, an old man who had
patronized the place. John II. Garrett.
who together with b. j. Mcclure and
b. E Blamlett We're arrested and re-
leased upon $500 bonds. walked into
Sheriff Wilson's Office yesterday after
noon and asked TO be locked up
Ho stated that he was tired ani
weary looking for work, and that CHIEF
Of Police Browning would not permit
him TO secure employment while rest
ing under the present charge. He
stated that he had a family 70 support
and that he would rather be i'm iail
than at liberty under a bond IL ne
could not find work of any kind TO
earn money needed for the maintenance
OF himself and family.
Sheriff Wilson took the man at his
word and locked Garrett up.
At present Blamlett and Mcclure
ore under $500 bonds pending their pre-
lmInary hearing in the Justice court
The cases which We're TO be heard be-
fore Judge Murphy OF the municipal
court yesterday, were continued four
days on the request Of the state. The
hearing Of the case against Blamlott
was transferred TO Pleasant View: the
ease against Mcclure was transferred
90 Harrisville and the case against Car
lett and Fleming 10 be heard by Judge
Murphy has been continued The con-
tnuance In the case Is taken on ac-
count Of the mysterious disappearance
of Mr. and Mrs. Loveless. the star Wit
ncsses for the state
HELD FOR CHICKEN STEALING
once a matador 10 the crown Of
spain but now languishng I'm the city
jail upon the charge Of chicken steal
ing Is the fate that has befalIen Senior
Don ROdrigerz Tho former bull
fighter was arrested IN the rail-
way yards by Special Officer Shumaker
Yesterday forenoon as the former was
making his way along the tracks car
wing a sdtchel which seemed To be
loaded suspiciously heavy. The officer
stopped the don and made an investi-
sauon. When the satchel was opened
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vSIT OF LEGISLATURE TOAC.
Citizens and College Faculty Prepare
Entertaining Program tor Solun-.

Special Cores pondcncc.
Logan, Feb 5-Thc state AerI.ul-
tutal college faculty and citizens OBJ
Logan are prepared tu ,xJuuI 3D. most
hearty welcome Co the members OF the
Utah legislature on the occasion OF
their visit To- the Agricultural p1l.e.
tomorrow. The Legislators win arrIr,
or about 10 o'clock and win Do. wei.
coined at the depot by the college G.
Guilty and leading citizens aud ull De-
conveyed 1t once To- the college grounds
in slciphs and carriage. aud ID. tUav
reach the campus will pass .n review
tho various buildings of the college. tho
doImtory. pre- -idcuts residence. expert
ment station, etc On arriving at the
main college building the GUESTS viii
Doe taken 60 the assembly hall. and from
there conducted through thU various
departments OF the college Luncheon
VIII Doe served at %. m iu tho Hrmorv
han In the basement. The members of
the legislature win then adjourn 20
room 20, on the first foor Co meet with
the faculty. The other visitors win 20
To- the library ON the second floor Alton
adjournment of The Legislative meeting
the shops and barns win be Inspected
At b p. u. program of entertain
meut viii begin at thy Auditorium.
down town. and 1t The s1m. hour %
dance wll De given in the Pavilion. At
$3.50 special organ recital win Doe given
iu the Logan tabernacle. after which
light refreshments NII Do. given 8t The
Auditorium.
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" was found to contain soven nicelv
dressed Chickens which would mako
iu'al tamalcs. Whom questioned as 90
Mhtft he secured the fowls the suaui-
"In ADVISED the officer that he would
n" tell" TIE now D. held MI tho iail
pending am investigation.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OFFICERS
The first National Bank has elect
ga the Following officers and directors
Tor the ensuing year. David Ecctaa.
president. NJ S. browning. Goorro m
Tribe and John Watson. vice-presi-
atnsi John Pingrce. cashier. James
fleiding Burton, assistant cashier. Tho
dorectors are David Eccles. d. ID
NUS, barnard White. Joseph CLARK.
Adnm Patterson, W w. Ritter George
~ Tribe, John Watson. NJ. 81 Brown
ing, John Spiers and r b. Porter.
The Ogden SAVINGS Bank chose the
iolloWing officers: David Ecclcs. presi-
dent. Joseph Clark vlce-prcsidcnt.
Charles Barton. cashier.
LONG ROUTE TO OGDEN
Three passenger trains of the
southern Pacific OF the Oregon and
california division passed through Op-
den at an early hour this morning
cnroutc from Sacramento TO Portland.
oregon The detouring OF these trains
over the Hartman lines centering at
ogden Is made necessary by the disas-
tfous Washouts that have occurred be-
tween Sacramento and Rod Blung
where several hundred feet of the
road bed and track have been wash
eu away. II ts expected tho repairs
VIII Doe completed within a week.
SUES TO RECOVER GAMBLTN0
Nus Emma Maud Terry has filed an
action ln the district court aga INST
Frank Peterson and Charles CI.l.n-
baum. propuctors OF tho &c. L,quit
gan bling house to fc over $3.50 all
lr cd to h1v" been lost .y On pam
UT hu,b md. Paul Terry Ms. Tc..y
alleges That the money for which ne
Us sun is part of the money, S. 100. for
which their homestead was sold
G.. OF e.. OFFICERS FOR YEAR.
The board of directors of th cham
Der of commerce have elected OIL
lowiun officers for the euunr wear.
,. II. Browne, president; Hyrum lcl-
nap and w. NJ Bostaph vice urosi-
% 'uts, %. a. Kennedy. sccrctlry. and
w. J.. Russell. treasurer.
4 resolution was unanimously adopi-
ed taVo ing the holding of the Nat nal
Encamrment of the G. a. r.. Ga salt
Lake city during the last week I'M Au-
gust the members stating that Ina
time would be the height Of the fruit
season, ANA the veterans could De en-
tcrtaincd at the fruit packing towns.
DEATH OF MRS. MARY J. PEARCE.
Mrs Jane Posrce, one of the early
settlers Of Weber county died al the
FAMILY residence on west Second South
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DISTRICT COURT CASES
Bradford Divorce Dccrcc-Dcath Of
John Jensen of Ncrnal


Provo. Feb. 5.-Thc case of w. H..
Ray a Co.. vs w. l.. Biersach is before
the Fourth district court Plaintiff
seeks Co recover $500 commission ON
tho sale of property belonging to Mr.
Biersach listed with plaintin, and after
wards sold by defendant
Judge Booth has appointed &. SaNoy.
Elias N. Gee and l.. J.. Lund state app
uralsers of Inheritance tax for Utah
county for 1909
Jane Eliza Bradford has been granted
divorce from HAL Lee Bradford
Ilaiitin is given the custody OF the
girls, and defendant the custody OF the
boy during the school months and
plaintiff the other part OF the year.
falntin was given the home In Span
lsh Fork and $3.50 a month alimouy
when defendant has the boy, and $50
the time plaintiff has him in her care.
Aimeda Hail VS.. Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone Co.; judgment FOR
plaintin for $3.50
Bank of Spanish Fork VS.. James A..
Martell Nor Co., ct AL Judgment for
Sl306sS. priciupaL interest $3.50 and
$3.50 attorney fees.
Estate Of VIM. Bullock, deceased.
James a. Bullock. Ernest Eku and
william Probcrt appointed appraisers.
Estate OF John w Hoover deceased,
John %. Dixon, Arthur y. Taylor and
Walter d. Dixon appointed appraisers.
Holma b. Smith was granted a di-
yorco by default from Allie NJ. Smith.
Alma Nielsen the n-year-uld son Of
Jcus =. Nielsen of Pleasant Grove was
examined as to his sanity by Doctors
slater and HOsmer yesterday in the
Fourth district court. He was not COM
mitted as the case is one OF feeble
mindedness. The boys father is now
iu the hospital.
The suit of John NJ. Daley VS..
Graham l.. Daley. involving disagree
ments GROWING out Of a land deal, has
been dismissed by plaintiff, the parties
having adjusted their differences.
Estate of Andrew Wilhelm Johnson,
deceased, petition OF Anna Matilda
johnson and Marinus Larsen for let
ters of administration has been set
for hearing Feb. 13.
Estate of Joseph w. Watkins deCeas-
ed; petition of G.. %. Watkins for let
tiers Of administration has been set for
hearing Feb 10.
The case Of Olive Chapman Gran
DAN VS. = W Chapman ct a.. re-
latIne TO the title To land in American
Fork, is now before the court
WARNER RAILE WEDDING
A marriage license has been issued
TO Leo Warner and Eva Raile both
of this city.
RESTAURANT CHANGES HANDS.
George Davis, formerly Of Vernal and
who has had experience in restaurant
business iu Golddeld and other places.
has leased the Grier House restaurant
and win conduct IL in the future.
FATAL. ACCIDENT.
john Jensen. a native OF Denmark,
who for the past 10 years has been a
resident of NendL was brought 10 the
Provo hospital last night suffering from
broken leg, sustained from "a fail
from his buggy % few days ago. IN
Illumination had set in before proper
treatment had been given 20 his inlur-
fees and he died this morning. Deceased
was 80 years OF age. unmarried. lie
has two uepheV- iu Nerual whore De-
was highly respected. The funeral will
b. held from Berg q Sons undertake
iuE uariors tomorrow saturday at
D. DOB.
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EUREKA.
FUNERAL OF w,L RYAN.
Painful Accidcnt--rran-iCn Convict
cd of Larceny VIII Repair Roads.

Special Correspondence
Eureka. Feb THE funeral of NU-
liam RNau. who died in This citN Tues-
daV 90 Ilc age of sI years. was held
hero today under tue auspices or tho
kuIrhts of Columbus aud tne Noodmcn
.HI.rb belonged, aE well as being
member of tho A. ~. D. ~. The services
u.I. HeIu tt inr catholic church and
nt. largely attended Mr Ryan was
BID. .am. t9 Eureka U It.U residing hero
roo IHH fIue .IUrr rul followed mining.
II. lpHEcs 3D. vito .nd thfrr children.
s.pI william Owens OF me Easl" and
ltIunG UI. H..I caught BOO Che com
uIr.suI |EH .r ... uuHrIs were sH
HHU.E bruised I.ll be- was necessary t1
.mpaiatr ..gm a, on. ~. POINTS. Ihe
duue -Hm, IDrus tn tfH compressor
Whom Hr slipped HHU frII hia UHUU
.lt.H.Hr bon iH. machinery.
WILL REPAIR ROADS
ro. ul....,a.. snua .hs.. u.m.. o
arrested Hi sI.er tftE Monday .harg
I'D ulfn |ell.ur several pairs nf UHuiH
nam "rHe Lender store a thst place
OHIO. u.rr rtarif "wlH tne euolH ou
THurubaiE M sIlrr CItY TuerdaF uu.
NuH OBJ. UWr fHrf arc che guests Hf
90 county thol uil ho nut to Work uu
tH. strr.u of Mammoth under t1r DID,
A.na.. 10 oIhorr of tHr H 81. W Railway
HHu 40. Iu EUHehH NuudaN and NurH.
dsY mnde % IoYud. up ul several PARTIES
S s.8 tta ioD.i vari. or trs lIIoed
during fIr winter Tho .tse" Hro 400
children. and tHr nff.UI called unau thH
utUntH of tH. children Hud settled tHo
Oasna without aHE uiHeI trouble
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FATAL ACCIDENT
BABN HANDS

will get into mischI.f-ott.n u means
"A bum 0r coo. on eetiI. Apply Ballard
Geut happens. and tha pain w''l Poe re-
Heved while the wound viii heal quick
ly and nicely a sure cure Tor sprHluH.
rheumatism and aIi pains.
Price. 2lo .us ana ST ."N bottle Sold
by u &. NJ j.. Drug Store. u- and me
south Main So.
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$4,000 ACRES LAND

Il ne opened for settlement under
carey Act at Gonlus. Idaho. ON FOB.
Reduced rates Nla Oregon short
Linc. Fob 8. end limit Fob. A. SEQ
agents fur yates and further particu-
Lara city ticket office 2oi Msin at
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YOUR HOME

wired for electric lights and beautiful
chandeliers, IS down does IT, Ask about
our easy payment plans
WASATCH ELECTRIC SERVICE co.
as Il. %. Place. Roll phone. main 22lG.
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Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
yearH no appetite. and what did eat
distressed mo terribly Rurdock BLOOD
Rltters cured mel. n. Walker. Sun
bury. Ohio.
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PROVO.

Tho News" is delivered by carrier
every night tSunday excepted at %
cents per month Am pavmcufa urd
complaints should be- made Co Dr. j.
'ugdalo. agent for Daily saturday
ano Semi-Wceklv News. orders tal-
~ tQr Church Works. Residence. $50
North Fourth West
carrier east side Of Academy Ave.
Bell aN red
Carrier west side Of Academy Ava
Bell 80 black
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boo logan Every Nirht fsuud1v csc
Ucufcdl at % Cents IUr Month AN
payments and complaints rararlinU
delivery. should Doe mnUU fu F
Mitchell. Agent FOR Daily Saturday
mud Weekly NnuWa cas- T
Center Street Phone Sod IndDrnHd-
UnH
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inE been granted by the government. and
several firms have taken up tho business
OF notwithstanding perforaUug machines
lNr fnn use ~ the different
business houses. u Ha rNuarf.
OF that thousands of dollars au-
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Only Onc .nRONo orININE-.

That is LAXATIVE UGONO gun.ne
Look for the signature OF b. w.
GROVE Used the world over i1 cure
O. Cold iu one day. ge
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uu1llv will bo saved 90 Tho rail-
road companies hy the use OF thc po.-
f0rutod stamp. 1s DO will then Dc lime
possible for dishonest employees zoo dis
pose of them hec'U off hcinG ncrf1.
ntcd with thn inIf Ur tho counor.
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was found TO contain seven nicely
dressed chickons which would mako
u'ai tanalcs. Whom questioned as TO
who're he secured The fowls the spaui-
"lu autised the officer that he would
mo tell" He now b. hcld M INC iai
pending am investigation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-26

In order to stimulate interest IN TIE
afternoon meeting for men. Rev.
Thomas W. Cook. rector Of s.. An
drcw's Episcopal church here. an
nounces that he viii permit smoking
during the service.
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meetings. bringing their smoking ms
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