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these important organs. i the roots undisturbed possession orPlant roots have two important j the sub surface.THE ELDEST SUBJECT OE KING EDWARDJAMES M NALLY.The oldest resident of Great Britain, James McNally, recently celebrated his 108th birthday. McXallx was born when William Pitt was prime minister. He has lived in three centuries and has witnessed th* reigns of five English sovereigns. He distinctly recalls Trafalgar, and at 18 carried the baggage of returning soldiers who had participated in the Waterloo campaign.McNally was born in Kings county, Ireland, in 171*7 Tn 1856 be emigrated to the United States and served In the federal army. H* was i., Washington when Lire In was assassinated. In 1878 he went tlt;» England, and at 95 became an inmate of the home of the Little Sisters of the Pool at South Lambert, where he has remained since.McNally loves to recall the great men and women lie has soen, and recalls the prince consort, the duke of Wellington, Daniel O'Connor, Abraham Lincoln, W. E. Gladstone, Henry Ward Beecher and others. Upon his birthday, a celebraiion was given in his honor by the authorities of the home. The photograph of the aged man was taken the day before his 108th birthday.TAET MAKES DENIALfperlpps News Association.!WASHINGTON, June 17.—Secretary of War Taft today denied he v,is to succeed Chief Justice Fuller, who becomes a member «*f The Hague i ibunal. Fuller recently told a friend he lias no intention of resigning.Why should I carry a bank account s'iHi the Spokane Eastern Trust • •mpany?ij. • ause it is one of the best cench'S toward saving money.ARm iitp QPmimTvplt;invh ingt Gov* that Port wer* to t latic deliiSOsi stea by t ir.g ; capt per a her stea fire *KAIThecentThistheowirILjrForttionmori
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Spokane, Washington, US

Sat, Jun 17, 1905

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