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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-31
TRUSTEES SAIL
OF
-lEAT. AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
LIZ sAiILIt 90 IA

By virtue II * certain deed of trust
dated January IL, 1909, executed by
J. $. Morris and A. NJ. Morris. his
wife, conveying certain real and per
sonai property therein described 10
secure five certain notes. as Well as
advances. In certain deed OF trust set
forth. defaplt having been made IN
the payment OF the sssld notes az pro-
vided ana being requested 80 10 do
ty the noteAhlders, the uRdt rssg1ied
trustee viii on Saturday. Il day IT
Deceln bet, 1sIh. beginning AT nine
o clock A NJ sell on the premises
OF ] S. Morris home place. about two
miles northwest of Jetersville, Amelia
county. Va. the following Described
REAL and personal property to-~it:
(Ftrst) All the standing timber
six inches and above across the sfumu
on e45 acres II land in Amelia ceun-
~. Va. Leigh district, known as the
John Robinson" land. ample time
for cutting being given.
tSecond3 Eighty~four acres Of lana
n Leigh District. Amelia county, Va,
known ar the Mary A. Watkins tract
and about foQrths OF o mile
from Jeiersviile.
tThird.b Also twenty-six Jersey
cows ana the increase from said cows
for THO past two years some of these
registration.
(tourih,, Also i've large saw mill
mules with the HARNESS. collars.
brides. etc
,fnth) Lastly. one No. I Late saw
mill with All ths fixtures and APP
piiances. one 18Th. p. Farquhar en-
CINE and boiler mounted: two tive
horse wagons, two log trucks. belts,
etc. etc,
The terms Of this sale will be cash
sufficient To pay the Indebtedness of
$4,000. and the cost OF executing
this deed OF trust. and the terms for
the residue. II any, will be announced
on the date OF the sa,e.
II the sale does not take place on
the above date from any cause IL will
be continued BY announcing future
day on this date. and without further
advertisement by agreement Of the
grantors and deed OF trust
J. IL. TURNER.
s-A-.-4..4 Trustee
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novelties, flying machine and ma

novelties, flying machine and ma
chinery.
Blue Ridge Packing Company In
oerporated. Roanoke, Va. =, II. hea-
dor president; O. T. t'retweN vice.
president ]. Harry Holcomhe, secre-
tary and treasurer--all Of Roanoke,
Va. Capital stock Maximum, s25.-
o0o: minimum. $4,000. Objects and
purposes. Buying and selling and pre-
pairing for market hogs. etc. and I"
engage in general packing house
business.
NeVport News Egyptian Burial
Vault Corporation Newport News. VA.
James l.. Davis. president A. II, Tenn
pls. vice president: ] w Gnnter, SEE
Rotary and treasurer-aIl Of Newport
News. Va. Capital stock Maximum,
s.. a0o minimum. $1,000. Objects
and purposes; Manufacture and sell
burial vaults.
Kenbridge Handle aud Spoke COM
pany Incorporated. kenbridge Va.
j. II Harris president. Blackstone,
Va; L. w Bridgeferth, vice president,
kenbridee Va. +. W. Clark secre-
tarx and treasurer. kenhridge. va.
Canital stock Maximum, SIS, GOO;
minimum. 5000 objects and par
poses Spoke and handle business
National Glass Company ineorpe-
rated. Nartafk VA James : Groves
president Mount Ida. Va y W CON
feaH. secrefat& Washington, j.. O.. r
\. Williams. Norfolk. Va. capital
,teek Maximum, $3.50 o0ef M inimum
$3.50. ooo objects aud purposes Class
ma aufactarers
4 1ieerse t. DO hgfsiBe@s IN the stat
= Virginia WAS issued t. the Il, 9
Maxwell COMPANY. q cGfF6fatlon CT
etaiaed and existing Under this laAs
af The Sta3. Fl Me.s Jrrseg=.a written
power a. Ht1ernes having been atee
With he commission. appointing VII
spa w NeHitss of Norfolk. Va. sta
tutors aeaAt Maxiausn capital sl-
therized bv charter, SEQ, o6e. object.
and purposes. Sign painting business
VI amendment was Issued t. char
Ter - JOHN T Wilson Company. In.
. corporat6d. of Richmond. thansinE
powers.
An Amendment MAS issued to thar
Ter II a Brinkiey ami COMPANY In
teorpurated, Norfolk decreasing II
tai stock frem $4,000 IL s40.l
An amendment 8as issaed 10 char
ter Of United Realty Corporation, Nor
f7lh. decreasing the capital st0el
/ from $5e. e0e 10 s1s.ooo
An amendment was this day. issue,
< Ia charter ~ Roller Bearing c0mpan
= America, incorporated. inereas!n.
lis capital stock from s5o. 09Q u
: 800. 0oo; par value, : tu $40.
Al amendment WAS issued 10 char
/ ter ef T.ytt9n Manufacturing Gorpo
ration, Franklin. Ma. eliminating
i clause proEldsng FIR preferred stock
An amendment MAS iss ued TO char
Jer - the Portsmouth Gas Company
ne inv &
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door that is shut III the face of the
loyal and ohssrvani jew.
ITO our Christian Heighbors who
practice medieval bigotry under TINS
modern form Of social oetracianl. haSt
nothing 10 say further than THIS q
jews know ottr position, as We know
the purpose for which we exist as .
separate people our prophets and
sases in oiden ,iays have outlined the
part that We are to play il the great
century, comprising drama Of the de-
NelopD4ent al human CIVILIZATION j "a =
ditton aud history and our o"h @Npe :
ricnce have confirmed the teaching |
may add thai Wo haze learned the les
son, W. reailz-. perhaps better thait
You ao yourselves. the DalhsIilnSs I'll
your actions toward us. Ne realize
that. II spite Of q twentieth SentuF*
enlightenment, there are siiIi CLOUDS
Of Gogmstlc assumption that Heck tn.
horizon where the sun ~ ctsil and RE-
ii9ious liberty Is be ginning It's 1auroe.
toward the zenith. Error dies hard.
ara none t. taara IS religious error
Feeling ~ stronger than logic. "a Z
know that. tHo0zh your reason wouiet
promptly deny tie ifftatitation. Set Soa
are na.lt Iae Tess il soBr aftftuoe 10
waras u. not Guy ii this eut other
tHtrsf. anu@r me sutsean stigus dofn1 :
nance q IA tseo4oe1rai mor9maln ira
reaches cut from TN grave ef meatc-
Yaazm 10 lay rs elaafny Haa uaeE
lne ae4rt 81 TIE l&v5as; - -eri.
Not AL At One.
II Is not t. bc expected Of human
nature taat TINS noIu HHl % snaKsa
ut ii onpe. lass warming s.trfont ~
a sroe lus r.eet,sstton - human ere-
tnrraoesf nfesf &ragaaifE re1easv II.
tfut mean while W. would las E0a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-31
COMMISSION GRANTS
MANY ARTERS

The following charters and amend
ments were granted fy the Corpora
ton Commission Friday,
Sai4edad oil Corporation. Norfolk.
Va A. IT. Mckay, president. Mexico
City. Mex-. " J. PAYNE, ce-prest-
dcnt. Richmond Va. j II. Rogers.
secretary and treasurer, Norfolk. Va.
Capital stock Maximum, S99o,ooo !;
minimum. S$oG.o0a. Objects and
purposes Gold mining aud oil bast-
ness
American Aeromobiie CONSTRUCTION
Corporation. Hampton, Va John
weymouth. president. ". u Trim
bic. vice. president: Lane Lacy. See
retars.--sIl ri Hampto II. VA, Capt
tai stock Maximum. so .oeer minis
nuu} s30.9ee. otiects and purposes.
Manufacturing and dealing ln TOYS.
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TO START MAGAZINE
FOR BLIND CHILDREN

NEW YORK, Dee. 31.---ln response
to the request Of IA. blind child for a
magazine all oar own" the New
York ociation for the Blind Will
issue on New Years Day the first
number Of the Scare hight" a maya
zine for the blind children of the
city. The magazine viii he printed
in raised letters and Will he filled with
material OF "a strictly Juvenile appeal
including letters from blind children
and 81 puzzle department.
The ssearchlight" is said by the
New York association u he the first
publication af the kind ever 3tte upt-
ed, It will be distributed free 10 the
blind children of the city.
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LOCAL TALENT PRESENT
CHRIST IL.AY At POCAHONTAS
CHRISTMAS PLAY

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian
POcAHONTAS. VA. Dec. 3l.--A
most enjoyable Christmas play was
given al the pocahontas Opera House
on Monday cs ching entitled '.The Holy.
Night" whieh WAS Il Christmas play
and suited 10 the, occasion.
Mrs. FOL P.soch Was the director Of
the play and much talent WAS mani
tested The music rendered by the
Pocaiiontas symphony Orchestra was
the best ever heard In this city.
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NOV. .. GEORGIA
EDITOR FOUND YESlf4RD AZ.

CHARLOTTE. \. C., Dac, 3l,--Not
even knowing his own name and III a
sad stage ii arrangement, James A
tromartie. an editor. of SpaIta. Ga.
WAS found wandering IN the woods
near Ellenhoro, Rutherford county,
yesterday.
lie disappeared from hotel at
Hamlet. y. c., on the night of No
vember 2. and was hundred miles
from that place when found.
He was identified by pictures and
newspaper stories. He arrived at
Hamlet the night of November 8. at
which place ii was necessary for him
to change ears for Charlton. n c..
where he purposed visiting relatives.
during the night he disappeared ieav-
Ing his baggage at the hotel
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i. .. u. l.. PREPARES FOR ANNUAL
MEETING. IN WINATON-SAL

WINSTON SALEM. y. L. Dcccm-
bei SI.--.t committee from the North
Carolina Grand Lodge L. -. -. r. nes
here Thursday night st the iiot9i
Zinzendorf and made plans for the
annual meeting ~ the grand lodge
here in May. Between 500 and eco
members ana delegates are expected.
Tho committee Vas composed Of
Grand Master r. -. Hackett, If North
Wilkeshor ,, Deputy Grand Master W.
II. Oyerton. ~ Durham; Grand Sec
Rotary H. r. Eoodeli OF Raleigh. and
Past Grand Master j r. Grinlth. OF
this city.
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Richnsnd and Pe.erslary E.schis

Care s<av~ Msnchestss. 6evsnsh -
' q, 7. !. 3. il II. ~ p. IL. 1. :
ssa:4s -, Z. s. sysl0 r. VI. s5szs
100 X. n. for Chestax. 1900 A14
TsssExhutg. ~. ~ 5%
Cars lesvc Pssersbarx. Soos Syeazaoss
Manchester SfsS4'
SIS. u.sa, s.7.is. s7:a5. s:34 ~
II 80 A. M. 1886. sIsa5. 2s5S. 3s3A Y
Gas, n AS. k.3s 9.3s. sIps&0. HAD fs nv
EAtss<A baggage Ane4tse - .ss saSSSS q
An sass irss0 pstpastag eaespes
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To STRICTLY ENFORCE
MARKET REGl LATI0Ns.

The clerk OF the second market was
instructed By the council committee on
markets Friday night 70 see, that IL
future no one is allowed TO sell on the
curb who Isl not authorized To do so,
and to have any offenders Immediately
arrested.
Marketmen had reported 10 thu COM
nittea that II had become a practice
for so-called hrcksters 70 buy cold.
storage eggs and poultry Isss fls.4 wsnlu-
sale and peddie then, through i've mar
Net At prices with which the legitimate
market men could not erotitabIy com
pstA
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
" B--Foiiowine echedue figures puhliGAo4 ~
INFORMS alton and not guaranteed Agsg
s.io A. M.--Daiy-Locai Tor Chassoeea. -
ham ard Raleigh
io45 A. E-Daiiy--Iimited--pos ~ -
South. Drawing Room Buffet 6esping c. IN
Memphis via Ashevie and ChsttAnooga. III;
500 r Ms. sunday. Local fcs Dsrha1 n
nternsdiate stations ss#s
coo r. M.-Er sunday--Keysviiis Lesak
Has r. M.--DaiIy---Timited. tos ~ u63;
South. Pullman ready $50 r. NJ. S@Ss
YORK RIVER LINE. 5Sl
40 r. Nix. Sus.--To West Pr, connon1~ffl
tor baltimore Mon. Wed and FRI ssS
600 A. NIX. Sun. and 216 p. Ms-e4o0as
We'd and Fri.-Loral to Went Point sSS3s
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. ES &
From the South: $50 A. NJ. sos r. ~. d
200 +. NJ. 3SSE}S
From West Point, $50 A. NJ. daily: II ~ ~ ~
" ed and FRI, 4 .26 r. NJ, En-. Sun. 1SH
y t. BURGESS. q. ri As3SS4
600 Fact Man Street., Phone Ma<fiaoa a 1 M
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PEOPLE MAKE
PRESENT TO SUPERINTE.NDE DEN

Especial to The Richmond Virginiant
pOcAHoNTAS, VA, Dec sf.---As
a mark OF esteem with which Mr..
Austin j. King. general supcrinte ndent
of the Pocahe ntas Consolidated Col
lieries Company, at this place. is held
by his employees he Was presented on
Christmas DAY with handsome cross
charm from the Presbyterian Hunga-
rian Lodge II this city.
Mr.. King. in an appropriate speech,
accepted the gift.
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70 us IA a people. For the ,iiscrimina
tom against the Jews tx not personal
nor individual II Is said to he racial.
IN reality it IL religious. The jew who
q bandons his religion. who proves false
To the faith of his fathers and goes
over into the arms OF the church. he
and his children fitd wide open the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-31

late Friday afternoon the executive
committee of the chamber discussed
the matter at some length, and among
other things suggested that the prest-
dent OF every railroad operating In
Virginia be Invited To attend the cere-
monies. which will probably be held
the latter part of January.
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DR.. Roller to Tackle Carl pons.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Dec. 3l.---Dubu.
cues newly organized iroapois Ath-
tptie Club Wednesday announced the
frat wrestling card of the season for
January .. AT the Germania Hall. DR..
8. r. Roller and Carl Pons. the French
giant, min furnish the feature event
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WILL ASSIST
IN EXHIBIT PLANS

The Chamber OF Commerce Eaxciu-
Dictated its intention ~ heartily coz
operating Nth Governor Iann IN ar
ranging for the formal opening Of the
state mineral aud timhar sxhihit In
the Library hllilding. Al aasiing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-28

she learns the number of your berrn
as you buy It at the Pullman ticket
once in Pittsburg and she thinks she
gees her chance No one could have
foreseen that that drunken fellow
would have crawled into your berth.
CHOW. figure 1t out this way: She
wanted those notes desperately-does
stiIl-not for Bronson. but to hold over
his head for some purpose. In the
night, when everything is quiet. she
slips behind the curtains OF lower ten.
where the mans breathing shows he
is asleep. Didn't you say he snored ?"
"He did" affirmed. But l tell
you"
Now keep still and listen. She
gropes cautiously around In the dark.
ness, finally discovering the wallet un-
der the pillow. Can't you see it your
self?'
He was leaning forward, excitedly.
and I could almost see the grewsome
tragedy he was depicting.
"She draws out the wallet. Then
perhaps she remembers the alligator
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-28
|bv f1ARY mBfRIc MNEIiARTJ

y. ~ want those papers-for myself
not for Andy Bronson"
"Then the idea is" said, ignoring
her tone. "that you think you have
ne in hole, and that If find those
papers and give them to you you will
let me out. AS I understand 1t. our
friend Bronson, under those clrcum-
stances, will also be In hole"
She nodded.
'The notes would be of no use to
you for a limited length of time"
went on, watching her narrowly. III
hey are not turned over to the states
,ttorney within reasonable time there
will have to he nolle pros-that is.
he case will simply be dropped for
ack of evidence"
"a week would answer, think, "
she said slowly. "You will do 1t, then. .
/ laughed, although was not espe-
tally cheerful.
mo, I'll not do it. expect to
zone across the notes any time now.
md expect just as certainly to turn
hem over to the states attorney
when get them"
She got up suddenly. pushing her
chair back with noisy grating sound
that turned many eyes toward us.
you're more o. fool than
thought you," she sneered. and lei
me at the table.
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CROPPED with her right. Then, as til,
man falls back and his grasp relaxes
she straightens and attempts to get
away. The swaying of the car throws
her almost into your berth. and, trem.
bling with terror. she crouches behind
the curtains OF lower ten until every
thing is still. Then she goes noise
lessly back to her berth"
nodded.
1T seems to At partly, at least"
said. Elm the morning when she found
that the crime had been not only fruit
less, but that she had searched the
wrong berth and killed the wrong
man; when she saw me emerge. un'
hurt, just as she was bracing herself
for the discovery Of my dead body
then she went into Mysteries. You re.
member. gave her some whisky.
ut really seems tenable theory
But, like the Sullivan theory, there are
one or two things that don't agree
with the rest. For one thing. how did
the remainder OF that chain get into
Alison Vests possession"
"she may have picked 1t up on the
floor"
We'll admit that" said: land I'm
sure hope so. Then how did the muir.
dered mans pocketbook get into the
sealskin bag? And the dirk, how &C
count for that. and the blood stains?"
Nov what's the use." asked Nc
Knight aggrievedly. "of my building
up beautiful theories for you to pull
down? Well take 1t to Hotchkiss.
Maybe he can tell from the blood
stains If the murderer's finger nails
were square or pointed"
"Hotchkiss is no fool" said warm.
ly. Under all his theories there's a
good. hard layer of common sense
And we must remember. Rich, that
neither of our theories includes the
woman at Doctor Van Kinks hospital
that the charming picture you have
just drawn does not account for All
son Vests connection with the case.
or for the bits of telegram in the Sui
Ivan fellows pajamas pocket. You
are like the man who put the clock to-
gether: you've got half Of the works
left over"
ooh. go home" said Mcknight. dis
gustedly I'm no Edgar Allan Foe.
What's the use of coming here and
asking me things If you're so particu-
lar?"
With one of his quick changes Of
mood he picked up his guitar.
Listen to this" he said sit is a
Hawaiian song about fat lady. oh.
ignorant one! and how she fell of her
mule"
But for all the lightness of the
words. the voice that followed me
down the stairs was anything but
CHEEKY.
There was Kanaka in Balu did dwell,
Who had for his daughter a monstrous
fat girl
he sang in a clear tenor. paused on
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CHAPTER XXI.
Mckniaht's Theory.

.
confess was staggered. me
people at the surrounding tables, after
glancing curiously in my direction
looked away again.
got my hat and went out in very
uncomfortable frame of mind. That
she would inform the police at once
of what she knew l never doubted, I'M
less possibly she would give day or
two's grace in the hope that l would
change my mind.
l reviewed the situation as waited
for a car. Two passed me going IN
the opposite direction and on the first
one 1 saw Bronson, his hat over his
eyes, his arms folded. looking moodily
ahead. Was it Imagination? or was
the small man huddled in the corner
of the rear seat Hotchkiss?
AS the car rolled on found myself
smiling. The alert little man was for
all the world like terrier, ever on the
scent. and securing about in every d.
| rection.
found Mcknight at the Incubator,
with his coat OFF, working with enthu-
siasm and a manicure file over the
horn of his auto.
Its the worst horn ever ran
across he groaned, without looking
|up. as 1 came in. 1.-THE blankety-
blank thing won't blow
He punched it savagely, finally clio
| iting a faint throaty croak
Sounds like Group" I suggested.
"My sister-in-law uses camphor and
goose grease for it; or how about a
spice poultice?D
But Mcknight never sees any Jokes
but his own. He flung the horn ,clat-
tering into a corner and collapsed
sulkily into chair.
Now" said, eff you're through
manicuring that horn. I'll tell you
about my talk with the lady in black"
whats wrong?" asked Mcknight,
languidly Police watching her. too?"
"Not exactly. The fact Is, Rich,
there's the mischief to pay"
stogie came in, bringing few addi-
lions to our comfort. When he went
out told my story.
"You must remember" I said, that
I had seen this woman before the
morning of the wreck. She was buy
ing her Pullman ticket when I did.
Then the next morning. when the muir
der was discovered. she grew hyster-
zeal and gave her some whisky. The
third and last time I saw her, until
tonight, was when she crouched be-
side the road, after the wreck"
Mcknight slid down. In his chair un-
til his weight rested on the small OF
his back and put Ibis feet on the big
reading table.
! Its rather a facer," he said. 'It's
really too good situation for COM
monplace lawyer. 1t ought to be
dramatized. You can't agree, of
course; and by refusing you run the
chance of Jail, at least. and of having
Alison brought into publicity. which Is
out Of the question. You say she was
at the Pullman window when you
were?"
yes; bought her ticket for her.
Gave her lower eleven"
"And you took ten?"
Lower ten"
Mcknight Strengthened up and
looked at me.
."Then she thought you were IN
lower ten"
81 suppose she did. If she thought
1t ALL
''But listen, man." Mcknight was
growing excited. What do you figure
ont Of this! The Conway woman
Knows you have taken the notes to
Pittsburg. The probabilities are that
she follows you there, on the chance
Of an opportunity to get them, either
for Bronson or herself.
Nothing doing during the trip over
or during the day in Pittsburg: but
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Sag and on the possibility that the
notes are there, instead Of in the
ocketbook, she gropes around for it.
jaddenly, the man awakes and clutch
at the nearest object, perhaps her
eek chain, which breaks.
1T is all in silence: the man is still
upidly drunk. But he holds her in
tight grip. Then the tragedy. She
aust get away; in a minute the car
yill be aroused. Such q woman, on
lch an errand, does not go without
ONE sort Of weapon, in this case
4 dagger. which, unlike revolver, is
noiseless.
with a quick thrust-she's a big
voman and bold one-she strikes.
'ossibly Hotchkiss is right about the
r't-hand blow Harrington may have
cid her right hand, or perhaps she
cid the dirk in her left hand as she
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-28

few minutes delay In treating some
cases of Group. even the length of time
1t takes to go for doctor often proves
dangerous. The safest way Is to keep
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house. and at the first Indication Of
Group give the child dose. Pleasant
10 take and always cures. Sold by all
dealers
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Bamboo.

II is possible that the worlds ~
ture supply Of paper pulp WIN be Dc
rived from the bamboo forests 6 the
tropics instead Of being drawn from
tho forests OF the temperate sonsA
Successful experiments have been
made In Japan pointing In that direc.
ton. A company has obtained Per
petual lease OF 5000 acres Of BAN.
boo forest in Formosa. enough 70 pro
vide 600 tons 4 month.
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r as1 sGee5 s sSsa


of
mineral njure the delicate parts tho
the health It Natures blood purifier
blood
1t
cured OF
and better health
certain eiance honest
yrneGice desired
GA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-28

An attack OF the grip is often fot~
lowed by persistent cough. which to
many proves a great annoyance.
ChamberlaiHs Cough Remedy hats been
extensively used and with good SUCCESSES
for the relief and cure OF this cough.
Many cases have been cured after all
other remedies had failed. Sold hy ali
dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-28

Conservation Of tho Peroration.
All true southern orators cling to
the peroration to mark the climax OF
their eleQuence. and our people unani-
mously decline the peroratlonless
specialization Daily Post
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ITO Be C,onti,lued.)

PILES CURED IN 6 TO "a DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case OF Itching. Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Plies In to IL days
or money refunded. soc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-28
seaIasd 81 steam,

os scorched by fire: apply Bucklen'A
Arnica Salve. Cures Piles too, and tho
worst sores. Guaranteed 25c. Mcbride
s. win Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-28
Apt Comparison.

Many men resemble glass. smooth.
polished and dull SO long as unoroken
then sharp. SO every splinter pricks
Richter.