davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Changed Faith and Name

SENATOR IULEE' ) case recalls also that of
the son of Never Cohen, Il Jewish stock
broker of London. Becoming converted to
Christianity, he changed his name by roval per
mission IN 1923 10 Francis Palgrave. He was
knghted IN 1892 and as Sir Francis Palgrave is
we'll remembered to-day as one of England's
most distinguished historians. His change of
name does not appear to have veXed anyone
save Panizzi. keeper Of the books of the great
British Museum library, who in a spirit of
spite had all OF Sir Francis many works cata-
logued under his original name of Cohen. But
Palgrave became so thoroughly Christianized
as to educate his sons completely in his
adopted faith that one-prOtessor of poetry at
Oxford-gave the world several volumes of
Christian hymns, while the other entered a
Jesuit order.
Still another case of a Jew who adopted a
surname suggesting Christian antecedents is
the more recent one of Sidney Lee the Shakes
pearean scholar and editor Of - The Dictionary
of National Biography who, having been
born Lazarus, made the change when he en-
tered Oxford, having been advised that he
would not otherwise succeed there.
Genealogical considerations also enter into
this business of altering the name given at
birth. Thus, Edmund Fiske Green of Hart
ford, Connecticut, upon the renarriage OF his
mother in 1875, took the name of his maternal
great-grandtather, John Fiske, by which he is
well known to-day through his numerous lit
erary works. Similarly, John Armstrong Chan
ler. following the recent family troubles over his
estate, went into the superior court of North
Carolina last June (IooS) and for his surname
resumed that OF Chaloner, the old spelling Of
Chanler. And the artist Ernest Seton Thornp-
son, preferring the family name in the middle
of his appelation to his surname, few wears
ago shifted to Ernest Thompson Seton.
And finally there is the case of Wu Ting
Fang. the former Chinese minister to the
United States, who before being promoted to
a mandarin Ng ChOv.
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for here is Rafferty, changing to Rogers,
and Jennie Mulligan to Jennie Mulhern while
a Mulhgan OF the sterner sex becomes Jacobs
Patriotism and politics are factors IN many
changes. 1t has been SAID that American
middle names were rare until the Revolution,
when they came into vogue largely as the re
suit of parents naming their children George
Washington Smith, Jones, Robinson, and SO
Indeed, men have gone into court to dotf
all their original names and don that OF their
worshiped hero, without trimmings OF any KIND.
Thus, John Lawrence became George Wash
ington, and John Pckard, Daniel Webster.
Some Great Godfathers
SOMETIMES the surname of great person
~ age IS taken for its magic, just as the mother
gives her offspring that of some saint or hero for
Christian name, in superstitlOuS hope that the
namesake may share the piety or courage of
the for whom he is called. Thus, while
Giovanni Partegnazza was working his way to
America as a sailor, he remembered the pre-
dicton by his beloved leader, Garibaldi: One
day, lad your fame will equal that of Morosin
the great Doge OF Venice. Giovanni had de
serted from the Italian navy to fight for Carl
baldI and safety demanded that he enter the
New Worlt under new name So. remember
ing the prediction of his chief. he assumed the
name Giovanni Morosin when he began work
as an office bov in New Iorh-where as banker
he accumulated millions under the same name
Gratitude has also induced some OF these
newcomers to our soil to assume the surnames
of their benefactOrs y in point is that
of one John Paul. Scot sailor and gardener 5
SON who came to Virginia to claim the estate of d
deceased brother. But. having on,y FIVE pounds
to his credit when he reached his inheritance
he was unable to give the bond required by
the court for the administration Of the estate
However. he had the good fortune to fall IN
with two brothers who. attracted by his bluff
honesty. went his bond Out Of gratitude
for these kindly offices the stranger assumed
the surname Of his benefactors, and as John
Paul Jones began 70 carve out lot of history
y couple OF generations later there settled
also in Virginia Il Jewish immigrant, David
Levy who had come up from the West Indies.
Later he went to Florida. stuoie. law, became
a planter, elected delegate to Congress
After serving two terms there as David Levy
he changed his name to David Levy Yulee
and such rernterel Congress, this time as
United States Senator. Md another Senator
who changed his name was the late John H
Mitchell of Oregon. who before he left Pennsyl-
vania to begin hfe in the West was known
as John Nipple
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STYLES IN NAME CHANGING

70 Brvants, O'Berines to
Burnses, O'Hayers to Hyers,
and so on.
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THE business OF changing
L names has had a great
nnnrr1 nf late in Our courts
Evening star., 1909-02-28

No Comic ,rash from all Samples
catalogue of II 900 views Historical Lighthouses
STANDARD CARD CO., lInverhill, Masa
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NO1|C|AS OE PONCE
La pedrada en-
la irente de Ohvera
Una pregunta inoCente
para hacer luz
tDe uuestro corresponsal, }

Ponce, Febrero l0.-Francisco Qlivera,
herido de una pedrada en- la trente en- Pc:
bueas, se encuentra va fuera de peligro
aver declare sobre los sucesos que mcti
varon su aerida Como resultado de su de-
claraci6n han sdo puestos en- libertad Rs
mtn 0livera y Jose NJ Vega que en- union
dc lsidro Vega fueron detenidos como pre-
suntos autores del acometimiento, El Isl
iro Vega quedo preso como inico respon-
sable de la herldl recihida por Oliyera
persiste la Srta. Negr6n Euhoz en- no
sceptar e! puesto de 'reina del Carnaral
para que iuA alactA por varios sucios de'
Casino De Ponce. f.. general la smpatia
200 qgs ha sido acoiida Ia designation de
Angetna para ese pueSto y la inmensa ma
Ioria de los soclnSs del raSino sentiriamoS
lna PerSistlera Ell Su uegatIvu, hija de S,l
tncautadurt moaestia la Srta NegrGn
Nuhuk harris una ieina deal
Dict$c que un lo.eh. de apelliio Lahoy
Ia perC'do Ia ra!0n Sit cbnsa qps 10 JUST
hque. ...
Una precnrla increnre i II panta dc
tut Electnca dPoFque las bomhllIas Ed.
s0D que supleD Nds, suS ahonadoS, que
cochran . veinte centaYos cada una, Sc fun.
i'm con tan estrahs rap;det que a vece-
n2 juraE nj uD mes s;Quera? CopleSlr
! ru!ru pueda sepa.
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UNA IDEA ANEJA Y TONTA

Sc creia antigusmente, que une
medlcina era hen&ffca e., proper
ci6n q 10 repugpante de esn sabo
y olor; pcro ys sahemos que ia
idea era un disparate. No ha,
ninguua ra76n por 10 cuaI la me
dicina deba offender d los senti
dos mas que los alimentos, Y pc,
10 miSmo, unr de los trmnfoy
mhs grandes que h3 alcanzado IL
quimica en- los l!timos ancs, cen
slste en- 10 que Sc puede lamar
la redencI6n del accite De higado
dc bacalao. Todc el muudo ssbe
cuan asqueroso es el sahcr oloI
de esta drosayf en- su estado natu.
raj, y no es n eytranarsp que 10
mayoria do Ia gcute declare que
ptetiere spfrir Ia enfcrmedad 4
tomar el aceite de- higado de
bacalac pnro. Ahnra bien, {.
una dc las leyes de Ia Datura
leza, que IN remedio que "a re-
pugnante al olfaio y al paladar,
que tambien yevuelye el estoma
go, no puede producer buen.
resultadoa, pues el organismo &
rebela en- su contra y q gritoa
pide deshscerse de q FL mila
gro apetecldo Sc encUeptra en- ia
PREPARATION de WAMpOLE
en- la cral tenemos Ia parte va
liosa del aceite, sin los dennis ele
mentos. Este moderDo Y efca7
remedIo es tan sabrosc como ls
miel y contiene tsdos los prin.
cipios nutritiyos y curatiyos de!
Aceite de Higado de BacaIao
Puro, que extraemos deslos III,
gados bescos del bacslao, com
binados cor Hipofostitos, Malta =
Cereao Silvestre. Tornado autes
de los ahnebtoa, evita y'cura Ia
Dyspepsia Nerviosa, Afecciones
de los Pulmones y todas las ct.
termedades que sc orig,Lab roI
las impurezas de la sangre. 81
S.. Dr. lgnacio PlasenciS dt Il
Estaha, dice: BE usadc su macLi
tcs PreparscitL de Wsnpole J {,
iLmeiorab!t como t6nico recuL:
utuyebte; Il epal ha sido ccm
rrobadO en- mi practica." DcvcD.
ia Ell lAs DrogueT!as ) bo:ca5.
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{ cALtNDAaD Dc
! lt CAMARA,
Proyectos presentados 81
.lunes
FRoYEcTos en- La ACAMARA EN- la.


lectura
P. de Ia c. ll2-Per ell sr, virella Uribe.
"Disponikndo ts slms De nil dollars para
ei deslinds , conprobaci6n de 10: terrencs
pertenecienses Il pueblo de Guayama.
P de la c. if3s- Pos los sehores Muhoa
Rivera Aboy. II Dietsoio res!as las
Companies de Ferrocarri!as, para euandc
sus viss etrsviesen las ca-rtteras camiocs
munlcipales".
80 ia c. tH,-por les sfas Acuha.
EiaacGrn = I'.ols Para satorizar Is ven
t" de los marslares que rodsan,la bahia IL:
Sen JGso'' Il
P, de lsS, it5E Per los >res pe Dlege,
Mnhcs Rlvets + Fisol Para QUE es nirec
to' de Sae'dah4 tsueiicsacis y Correreio,
oes. pued> eoDiTatar Ia aslstsucis de II
pefcuioso- et LOO hosp,tales q .sGatori2,
tie Ia Llga Anti lnbrrcuose d. fusrn
lhco, Y pate ntres hnes' ....
/ kESoLuCON cuNJUNTA DE L,
CAMAkA NJ. Il
4, de Ia c Nc, a.-Por eI ST.. Diaa Ma
earTo. "lhshonJ ado ci'ingrcso ell ei ST,
ncI" ciVil ciasiliCa de c,ertos emple',
dos de Ia oiIclnA dc elecciQDes"
Il. {. de Ia {, No, A. pot los Srcs Tian,
Elsahun "Sohrv el ,raspaso de! poel1,
Il" Pue't" lilro . los Esludos Unidos d,
rierios rredIos Dc terrenos sitGados ell l.,
Eeaya pcslr de ID AiaIiua. al sud del mGfu
de tsrsrpa eb el bsTio dc Ia Puulllla Sal,
Juan y otros hneS"
pE1lCIUNES. Oe les Sres. Jose Berus
ho. Juan Colnr tideI pelaes ,eapatsctr
de Ia. cbrar DE- Da cauelero No. /. scllcl
iand" s"n'eutc de sueIdu
De 10" Sres. Manuel Dia4 Fouseca Lson
"'" Mestry. jose isldru Santana io,t
V""ga. diTijido = Ia Assmblea LegislslI
rs SollcitaDdo que no sea acordada ID II
Grrgacion de Bareeloncta del Municip,o
de- Mrnati.
Del 81 Francisco f. Arleaga Gonzaley,
s"petando Cue la Asamblea Legislative
modifiqoe Il pdrrafc g, Regla d. Ia Ley
rtlai'va ell servirIo civil ..
Ds Il Sra Hortonsia Flores viuda dc
bacanegra. ysciha dc Mayag Oez, solici
tsl.dG So IL Soccrra con la cantidad de $500
psra construir una casa y albergar a sus
peoHr1o. blIo,
lDr' s. Io.e y Gotoy, veciuo de Pc
huvIas ssi,n~pdo Que nu sea ccbrado el
~ pm c'prIt u, tcuulputlob sobrs Ia PRO,
/ pledad que saiIsiocer Ice contribuyentts
ne dlcho munlclpin y CUE St destlna o 10
redeucioh de UT einprestito obtenido pof
cSConcejo MuStclpaI de Pcrs , pidiet&
sdemas qu! las csatidsdes pcr tai ccrcep
to pagadas hasts ls feehs, scar devuelts,
d!cbcs eontnbuyentes
Acuerdo del Ccncejo Municipal de Gee
mo apcysndo Ia initIstiys del 81. OEupW
Otero, sobre estabIetimiebto OF TIA essut
Is 6ormaI st Fonst
Acuerdo del Concejc Municipal Dc Lares,
sdblnendost 81 prcyeelo del s. Ohmplt
Ot5ro. relsiIyC 81 estshletimieuto ti rhG
tscuels Norma e. Ia sludad d. Pence
Del 81 JuS AoniulledA. soIic;snoo
Que Sc le hspiliIe psrs rspresspIsi,s 81 vto.
tis, iYdIeisInebts gu. asUblo, } los ct ~
ilrila 81. Ii. Tr.ounale. de Justcts. sit
teoei agt fsscnh a ub sbofsoC
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difusi6o de is sIsebabls ss refisrs , Que
el proyecEo DE- icy del ST. DIsI Navarro
tiende a!irms' ESQ, a6siaEtc,. pero lie
sjndol0, 8 - ss.dadsrs puftIa. is s,f-
dsdera forms DE- hp!iessios que co l1s Z,
iaJo,Uniso, essaa sands tae sdnIsois.
resultados qss 81 2, Riss oas eide Il.
ehas ssess iassaso, uas ,s rfs.t 9.
gHlar del GHsns &C sz.sEsrls g 2
Rieo :zs grAntss Csaneha aas - o.
7sEo hao latsrijo 10, ssuisi-aaios 4
IHstrleei5o seEidcs Al pas. z7a GO as-
sabiJo -sggI sl Fsrdadsro eip-::s s1s-
ss,fO de los asioso, sxis,sn.ss % L..
Es,sdos Cnids,
Ia &C sisnpls rseurdas4s cue e. L.
tpo,h Del saziaosasa Sr erun5s4zs.
Sc y as0nsslabs psr ,lsnsuis. del "a.
malqlis,os s1a d deseeutrahsaasa asa
Hssara esia ! "a snsesAala nan,sni .zs5
sl s.s'sns ssutrsHIldor obssrvs5s e.
"a isa hastA "a nsgaaa ds los anenza-7s
Y s11si eonisianass-eossiasa sl = ua-
sieaE7-p-us'Fssa sa - saap4 prinesaess
~ hhbsa eosseido e - sas dssa az
aoi. sfssss'ag : G.s sas,as s<s-
- : = - - I g.. :. J. z.s .
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II pasc Dobte Vito

En- Is f.tretL oeI prhTin" domibgO st
rstrensrs Oh aIegTt pa-D- dUblr flsneheU.
tilulaJn Piio. ohseqUIo del capitab De
artIIleris Del elt,tur sspAhol sehut Lui,
Lopss De VelsstU oyitD io trsJo Do hspsbs
tIpresaHsyts ps,s II bsL1n de ls polIeIa
nsuisf
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En- AIBONH0 CAPTURA :
ron al tueIto.
Sc estan eonstruyendo alll
varias casas.
(Da nIlestro corresponsaI !


Aibonito Febrero s. 1909.
Buen servicio acabaD de- prestar los
gusrdias de este puesto Colon y Morales,
capturando al pr6fugo Roion (a) tuerto.
captra O. tuvo lugar en- la Jurisdiction
de Salinas Ell donde aquel estaba refuiiado.
Nuestro bueu aicaide ha visitado perso-
pamente 4 los vecinos de este Solictando
sn auxilio. para las victimas de Ia Gala
bria,y. tepenos enteadido que los vecinos
de este cnrrespondieroD con arreglu sus
recarsos para ayudar aqueilss Victlmss.
| que aunque iejos Y muy lejos seguD algunos
necesitan t,uestro pegueho obolo- Por mu-
chas pbrasde caridad que bicieramns nunca
podremus Ilegas al tiel de Ia Ralanna,
! En- vista de inspection ha estado por
este, el Sr. Inspector general 6e los lnspec-
torres Ra sslido hoy para Conlerio via Ba-
rranquitas.
lGinco cssas de nsmposteria se, estan edl
| ficande en- este pueblo v calie do San Jose.
| Aaeiante que asi se bare pueblo.
Sc cnctentra de ternporada en- Ponce la
simpaIica afahe Srta Anal Sama.
I
aco,npahanloia sn respectable senera ma,
dire Da- Carmen Isuena tempora'Ia rnelo
rns ilnpresioues deseainns Il Ian hucnas
"migasa .>.-
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sh NkNDE una tarmscia situsds eb
el meioi puuto de SanturCe, tieb acre
ciIads Paf5 iniornes spsrlhde uGus-
fG 81 tL Sartu-re --Ssf trsn laa
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORT O-RIcO.
BIENEs rNMUEBLEs
SUBAsTA PuBLICA.

PUBL1CA BENEs MMuEBLEs
la
bienes
q
aproximsdos
y |
Obdul Y
cuerdasy 30 Susua
DiegoN Be
Eusa Lamboy 594
Diego
pders
de propndsd dufants
: 5
Grnds Puerto Rico. Enero
r ..-- do Ropo-cciecor
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HOTEL sHOalENTE t--7isisFia
En- IA RantreE Via J. Nae - "a.
azrso. 2. r. r D. h1E M. -a-f 1si
Coneflio. Bahos 3s 3z.l - -
"a ~ "a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24
B.EANDE o.MILL SPEND $50, 600 IN
isRETTERME EMIT tiIc u MEANS
PRAcT IcALLYtNEW? S SHOPS.

Us Tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad
has Just closed contracts with the
PEtriGl Farrell Construction ~ Com
pany. Of Cincinnati. for extensive
shop improvements Sats Benwood. w.
Va, covering an expenditure OF $780,
900, and which will Fprnc tical Ivy ntf N
the rebuilding of the SBenwood shops
cDmplet The Improvement Is. include:
& 23-stalI engine house, with turnta-
BILE and put so ifeet long ~ i Il
Oil house, 80 by IS feet. ~ ,;2i
IA 6torehouse, 80 by ~ feet, with
platform 20 by go feet GifJ u, 3 .t.s
Machine snop. blacksmith shop!
boiler and engine rooms. co by 1874
feet, with brick stack 1875 teet high
e. Sand houae % by "a feet, with tow
err 3 fby 4 s feet. I'd 8 n "a 4
3 Carpenter shop. 35 by 81 feet...,,
4 Material storage platform, rs ~
90 feet. ~ 4 7, rs
q Shaving shed. IL by 80 feet !,
E Casting storage aplatfor;a, Ss SbJ SO
feet. 81 81 I. !; ..t.3s
8 pipe, bar iron and sheet metal stor-
age racks. 20 by 50 feet. !.
Two soap rbins. 20 by a. feet. and
90 by 10 feet res pectively. +. 80 IS
locomotive cleaning l'lntforn+ IL
by. ii: feet. %.
There will also be installed q wv
system OF water supply and fire pro-
lection, likewise a complete seWcra &c
system. The larger buildings VIII be
OF brick and 4 concrete construction.
Work will be begun ut once and II is
expected that the new shops -will be
completed by February l, 1910. \. 4.
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PAMELA: IL 4 2Ssr.lg3e ~. -. u II
4 & = - - ~ '.sIfl- Vaanbs1E
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stan dlna 81 Az. 7 CUBE.
'7..sc y : . y "A q Ia Z
lToday'E Games.

a Today'E Games. 1
n philadelphia at Pittsbll-g.
New York at Cincinnati.
y Brookl yn at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
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sL EeAL ApVERTlsEMEME.
II
TRUSTEES SALE Or City RAJ
EEsrATE

= ktAiI--
by virtue OF the althori n me
vested by a certain d eel OF trust bear
ing date on the 2sth day ofJply 1aoS.
made and executed by Mamie D. Nor
row and Nv. M Morrow.s her husband.
to the undersigned trustee: to sec are
the payment Of a certain proniissary
note made by the said sTantorn ~.
Daniel OfGrady. as ot;reeord In thesnf
flee, az the Clerk Of the County Court
OF Marion county. West Virginia, In n
Deed or Trust Book No. "a page 80
the undersigned viii. as such trus;
tee on 3
Thursday, October 9TH, ] sos, 6
at the front door or the Court House
Of Marion county, West Virginia sell:
at public auction to tie hi ghes. Did
der all that certain lot OF parcel q
ground lying and being at the iuncturt.
OF Water and Merchant streets. in the
First ward OF the City at Fairmont, in
Marion county, West Virginia. de;
scribed substantially es follows, to-
wit: 4 ri n 4. :: "a ], Il;
beginning nt a stake on Water street .t:
at corner between the property Of the
said Mamie D. Morrow and property
formerly owned by Dolley o. Stanley
thence In a s. e. direction 100 feet TO
point near water we'll; thence with The
NJ. line of Merchant street in a wester,
ly direction SO feet to tae 8. w. cor
mel; OF small house; thence In n:
w. direction with. the division line be-
tween the said Mamie D. Morrow and
sn:d .Dolley o. Stanley property. a lis.
lance OF C5 feet ito the place of begin
ming. being the same property convey
ell TO the said Mamie D. Morrow BY
C. F. Boyers, Jr. and wife. BY deed q
record in the proper office In Deed
Book No. los. page 470.. s. EST Az n n
Tern,s.-Cash in hnnd on day OF
sale. s 4. 4 a s 81 NJ
Given under my hand this the j 9!
day OF September. 1909.
NJ, AZ. OGDEN. g;
Sept. 3-1O-17-24. Trustee. u
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standinu Of the Clubs.
Z n G, Today's Games.
!. Cleveland at Philadelph:1.
H Cnicngo at washington.
Il Detroit at New York.
Est, Louis ut Boston. :sy.s 2
All lm.luinatfot,.

Berk, nged four, insisted on running
on to play with a little girl his age.
His mother told him that n dog might
bite him II he didn't stay at home.
He answered that he would hit the
dog with MS stick. YES" said his
motner, t.'but you had no stick" Berk
replied, "And there wasn't any dog
either."-Tile Delineator for October
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BElVHlDOD Shops
l0 IMPROVED.

..sHta%A@.
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MIR. All .IlXANDER. the noted cl1ir-
,yoyant. will not give any readings
after next Sunday. as his time VIII
be occupied in locating some yal'la-
bile papers. Those who have not seen
him should do SO by that time ~
sos Qqden ave. - y ~ ~ 49, :.
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LADIES INVITED.

Every lady in Fairmont Is invited
to visit the drug store OF NJ. D. Chris
tie next Monday afternoon between
p and a o'clock and witness n demon
Btrltion OF Spartan stain end Its uses
on floors. the woodwork Of room
o. el.Lnus aeIJ'1V .olnlIulW pro pun
every laly. All M
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NATIoNAl. LEAGUE.


Yrstcrdaysa Resllts. :
New york, 81; 81 Louis O..
slBoston-Pittsbnrg. postponed rains
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10 II = " q q q :. .
AMERICAN LEAGUE

u Yesterdays Results. SIS
/ st. Louis. 2; Philadelphia, 6.
Cleveland q: Boston. y. I: e
Detroit, s.: Washington. l.
Chicago. 2: New York. 4.
Chicago. 1: New York, q.
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PHYSICIANS ARE 3
III NATURALLY PREJUDlCEE

-lF-I-7T- ! - MA TURAEEY- -FRE1OUIVE1.
against proprietary Of ndtvefasea
medicines, as the sale OF. these RENE l!a
dies decrease their incomes.
However this may be. the general
public is benefited by the use OF enca
standard medicines as Lydia Il P!nk-
nan1's Vegetable Compound. with It's
wonderful record OF thousands OF c"res
among suffering women. We are very
glad to say. however. that there are
hundreds of honest physicians n IN;
United States wlo do not heslta!e 70
recommend such medicines. ~ 4
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-01-01
Thayne Notes.

Thayne, Wyo., Dec. 27-The Freedom
Dramatic Co. played 'tThe Merry Cob
Ter" at Thayne last Tuesday evening to
full house. The play was well sus-
tanned throughout and one of the best
ever given in Thayne.
The water in the east side canal has
been flooding over during the cold per-
iod, damaging considerable property.
Frank Roberts, son of q. P. Roberts,
is home after an absence of more than a
year in different parts Of the country.
Meta Johnston, of Fish Haven, is
visiting her sister, Myrtle, who is teach
ing school at Muddy String.
Mr.. Schwab and wife and sister-in-
law, Mrs. Geo. Pa sey and family have
gone to Paris to spend the holidays with
their folk at that place.
Heber Nelson, who has been sick
with pleurisy, is suffering with an al.
fected heart and is still very low. His
brother, Price, who was sent for ar
rived on the 26th. Price has been work.
ing in the sugar factory at Iona for tbs
pasr three months.
Mhe, afternoon meeting on the 27tl
was visited by Alvin Welchman ant
David Hepworth, travelling missionarie
from Grover. Mr. Welchman spoke Oh
the first principles of the gospel am
Mr.. Hepworth of the advancement O
the Church since 1880.
Word reached Thayne Xmas morning
that while G. H. Haderlie was spend
ing the day in Alton, his Freedom HON
I and ali the furniture and provisions IL
the winter were consumed by fire. Tn
stove pipe became disconnected frol
the chimney in one Of the upper room
and the fire got beyond control bsfol
I the family were aware of the fact. A
!. the papers of any value and some be
quilts was all that we're saved. tt
people of Freedom started subscril
4 ton paper and by night had raised ov'
i $500 for Mr.. Haderlie. The family
J. living with Jacob Schiess, brother
g Mrs. Haderlie. until another house CT
y be erected.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-01-01
About Those Hammond Horses.

Editor Examiner notice in your
last issue where Sheriff Wright of
your county recovered some stolen
horses at Cokeville. Now for the
benefit of myself and the readers Of
your paper / would like to make plain
how he recovered them. Nearly three
months ago those horses were put up in
my barn. Feeling sure they were stol-
en- horses / kept track Of them and
started out to find where they were
stolen from. In time found that they
were stolen from Ashton, Idaho and
belonged to NJ. Nj. Hammond OF thai
place. then notified Mr.. Hammond
60 meet me in Montpelier, which he die
al once, bringing with him Sheriff
Harrup ofSt Anthony. Sheriff Wrigh
accom- panied MS TO Cokeville to TAX
charge of the horses. The horses wer'
taken at once and ownership proven
As TO the thieves name that will Deepen
upon Sheriff Harrup's success in findin
them and may be known later ON !
this case.
AMMoN T. VAIL.
Thayne, Wyo.