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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-16
shop Hours Act.u

The shop hours act" passed at the
latest session of the British parlia-
ment, gives cities power to enforce
any earlier closing arrangement-not
earlier than D. m, and, on one day
OF the week. 1 p. m.-on petition of
two-thirds Of the employees Of any Civ
en- trade in the city. The arrange
ments will lie binding on the other
one-third. Places in which medicines,
intoxicating liquors. refreshments, to-
bacco and newspapers are sold are
outside of the law.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-16

In this picker-up Of those unconsid-
cred trifies which that master of style,
Charles Lamb. delighted to dwell on,
may record one of the quaint say
ings of little girl who was recently
adopted by philanthropic lady from
an institution for stray bits of infan-
tile humanity thrown from the sea Of
metropolitan life in which their par
ents have been wrecked. This tot,
who is as pretty as the 7royerbial
picture and wise beyond her years.
was hurrying with me the other day
to catch train; and unconscious that
I was taxing the little one beyond
her power, said, with masculine
abruptness:
Walk faster, walk faster, or wen
be lefti"
"Oh. can't" was the painting re-
ply; I'm all out Of air. Boston
Budget.
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Too Great a Resemblance.

Bishop Olmsted OF Denver is inter
ested ia a number of charities. and
obtains many generous contributions
on their behalf from rich Episcopal
ians.
There is in Denver. however, a mil
ionaire who will rarely consent to
help Bishop Olmsted's pet projects.
He is a generous man, and in his own
way he assists the poor, but to organ
lied charity, for some reason. he
heartily objects. The bishop often
asks him for subscriptions, but these
requests are almost invariably re-
fused.
Recently the millionaire had his
portrait painted. Bishop Olmsted
met him the other day and said:
Il saw this morning your admirable
Portrait
And did you ask it for a subscrip-
tion?" said the millionaire, smiling.
No" said Bishop Olmsted. 4 saw
there was no use-it was so like
YOU"
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The moment for action had arrived
for James Blake He compressed his
lips, strobe through the room and a
moment later entered Johns office.
In the final struggle passion was tri-
umphant and he nerved himself as
best he could for the ordeal
John Burt looked up. The haggard
expression on Blakes face alarmed
him.
What's happened jim? You're
pale as ghost"
It's a tooth. said Blake, rubbing
his hand tenderly over his face. I'm
all right now. but it gave me a bad
right. The dentist drew II this morn
ing. ! dined with General Garden.
II suppose--'
HAS Jessie returned? Did you see
her, Jim?"
Miss Garden has not returned. but
she Is expected to sail next Tuesday
said Blake. nervously lighting a ci-
gar Il had hoped to bring you bet
ter news. John but this is the best !
can do thought il would be indeli-
cate to ask General Garden for her
address. since nothing but a cable
gram could reach her before the sail
ing date
A shade OF disappointment passed
over John Burt's face when Blake
spoke. but a smile chased It away
when he mentioned the time of her
departure.
You did right, jim" he exclaimed.
Lets see: Tuesday Is the thlr-
teenth I'm glad Jessie isn't super.
stitious. That should bring her to
New York on the twentieth. That's
thirteen days from now"
Blake turned ashen when the sec
ond thirteen was announced but
Johns eyes were fixed on the inno-
cent calendar. his thoughts were four
thousand miles across heaving
ocean, and he didn't notice the su.
perstitious agony imprinted on the
Others face.
John Burt leaned back In his chair
and half closed his eyes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-16

II was the meeting of the Christian
Endeavor society. Near the close the
leader suggested that each one should
tell what part Of the Bible he read the
most, and give the reason.
The last one TO speak was a lad.
who said with little hesitation that
he read the first chapter Of Genesis
more than any others.
A look of surprise and curiosity
was manifest in all the listeners, as
he went on to give his reason:
You see, always resolve every
New Year that I viii begin and read
the Bible through, but never get
very far. and. Of course. I always have
to make a new beginning. New
York Tribune.
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CHAPTER xxrn.
MeasurIna Lanees.

When Randolph Morris retired in
favor Of his son be transferred no
small burden Of responsibility to the
shoulders of the iatter. Arthur Nor
ris Inherited h's fstber's money and
his ambitic9s ~ not his mastery
GRASP of ,fasrs srthur Morris had
little sym sthy WITH that fne old con
servaiism which .scps short OK direct
participation in eoltcption. He be-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-16

When 1 reflect. as l frequently do.
upon the felicity I have enjoyed,
sometimes say to myself. that, were
the offer made me. would engage to
run again. from beginning to end, the
same career Of life. All I would ask,
should be the privilege of an author,
to correct in a second edition. certain
errors Of the frst.---Franklin
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Soon over.

Gee whizzi this steak is tough, D.
complained the cranky boarder.
Yes" replied the optimist beside
lin. but, fortunately. ur portions
are very small. and so it isn't so bad
rs 1t might be-"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-16

Hawkins-That pickpocket they
caught is a really Intelligent fellow.
sampson-No doubt Of it. He proved
that by his ablsiig to locate a laly's
pocker.-Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-28

PORTLAND. err. ct - Hfpsd
hsst-s-E lsad porksct aes ltsasg ~ the
Fiaits+s uasd iaase heiisiag - the
hsme tfaas enHsse - Les Auaeles
- win out. isefg ssaE psunded for
twelve has. ts.a - tisasa being
home ri@s ass tNs slhers tvs
base hss wiA4ie - hAes ~ New
tun v-ere s.sa~sslssa 90 badly rear
tered The asafe.
Fortlani q % q . . Q
lisa Angel 20 e g. -ts
Errtfes fisa Fsaea afrs zaeeiassas
haesgesan ADD Su4s 4 nSsses sn.@0sz
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MINOR
LEAGUE


rtTTsnURO oct 81. There viii
be- merry hua of minor loaaucra
ON the practice fielesl h. the spring
% th National and American
League clubs that have purchased
and drafted seeguie from the minor
ieaRnea hold On Ca hli the talent they
secured for che season ~ 1905.
Up Co the time that the drafting
rule uent into effect the clubs ~
ihe two bis leagues we're extremely
busy in f0t~ldisE up talent by actual
purchase. thH number of mrn lifted
freu tha misara % s@in process be
raHasis ataisrs hetwses the Ma
tlouai asid AIncflea~. Leagues.
Then the araet.fg asaH~a opened.
anH che Eona work % securing play
rrs vent steadily on. When the
fHai Gay Tor BIS lessae drafting ar.
rived. it WaH found fhaf 90 more men
had been ashl~s 60 tha liat ~ play.
rfa sccufsa ~ the Halnf lessHaeH Tor
nest season. mas SO the fetal num-
heH ~ players isfsfa ~ the big fell
loss ff.sn the minors ffH an aver
aFa 81 anuut 10 players 10 a team.
Il . safe 60 naY that Of these les
players there via net be unesfifth
ntle 90 hold Hr.H nNH M fast enni-
pauy Il is more uha-l the Die league
riahH can expect 20 RFefaw two
hixil-eiass recruits "a team. This
means that more than ile 81 the les
aspifants for big lsaHlo hnnnfH viii
fIHH fHHlF aaNH back 90 fHs mlunfH.
with harea hlisss "a and Spirits -
crushed that ~ ein D. several sea-
SOFAS before thsY Niii have the eouf-
nse 70 aapha % htut class honofs
ass in.
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MZMAk@
ARE MRE
WILL myEr VARSITY ELEVEN
ON oRlolRoN TOMORROW


f1ueaiai - Y he ataFl
UNIVERSITY STATION. Oct IS
The Washington horticultural col
lena football team arrived this
morning from Pullman and devoted
thls afternoon 20 signal practice.
They Wlll meet the University 81
Washington eleven tomorrow &c.
ternoon. az Madison pSk. at 2.ae
o'clock.
Both teams aycrarso about The
same In weight and every thlna
points 20 a hard contest
The varsity team Will present TIE
strongest lineup pa Tar this season
XlehAfth viii show up rs left sunsd
un the Efidlrnn FOR the first time Ia
tS0 years MeElmon. who has not
played on accoHni 81 injuries since
the Oregon game. will hold down
hts old position az fulihaek.
Tho college spirit Is running Hist
and crowds oi students watch the
varsity practice evefF evening lasl
ulsht a squad 81 players iarHs
enough 10 make three elrycus
turned out A man has 20 wofk
hard 70 held position On the firsl
team. 80 goes A. lt for al he.s
worth. An opposing team VII flua
Il no easy matter 60 cfuss wash
layton goal lime. aa Coach knight
has drilled hia men thoroughly ia
defensive tactics
The following viii b. the Unlver
sity Of Washington lineup. Grim.
center. Sisawuffh. right guard zie.
tsrth. lot guard Mcdonald. fieht
tackle. HAbcoek. len tackle. Or
mBRf. right end puileu. left end
NeEimon fullbafks Dean rlEht
half shaw. lsft half nrlnker.
quarter. Substitutes Ralisback
Tiboass. shoudy. Clarke and BaE-
shaw
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HAS WEAK
DEFENSE
PRINCETON MUST srRgNoTH.
an THIS NECESSITY IN Her
TEAM WORK

PRINCETON. y. j.. oct Is
The iondeat cfy heard ht Princeton
lIs. Build up the defense. and
sell might t canse the coaching
staff % have nightmares this need
Of developing the orange and hla ! :
defensive work
The consistent gains made
through the line almost AZ will.
from tackle 70 tackle. ever since the
opening Of the season. and the vle-
tory 81 the navy have caused the
eoaehes % AWAKEN 10 the fat that
severe task lies before them.
More than ever t. L apparent
that last years champlaushlu team
vas a one-man affair. for with the
mighty uaEift out Of the game the
Tigers sshQw lack Of ability 10 plas
flrstelass football
The return % the veteran Dillon
70 the team means much. but b.
aili not play before che Cornell
game. It's additional weight. ez-
pHrieuee and aaeraaslyenes8 aiIi DE-
much toward aiiiiening che line ii
the eeater points.
The discovery of Tonkvr o. a
drop kicker vas e surprise OF a
pleasant eait % the ooAeEe. khs
goal 10 the navy Eamc Naa not an
accident. feI De- practice be- sacFnflY
dropped u goals ont 81 ~ trial.
from the lA-yafd mark
The transfer 81 MILLER fram end
70 hair strengthens the aeeansaf
inf IT defense and gives pruiretan
One II the most dangerous hasA1I
playing on eastern efldlsona.
Every effort on the pant " tip
coaches new q to round tha te.sa
INTO an aaRreaiFe machine thhf
sill Nark haFmeuiaua{r Tie rssa4i
ING and hauling % notivoahse esa-
Hef tn The sfH0u hes sel been
prominent since The feaas mrueh
The aiumf hut Of nc mea aeaN
eager lor W0fs ana De- iH thosals
The defeat ~ The MY VIA was !.
Tor the better.
joy h. been caused ~ fko r.
eeiopmenf of almmaHa. picf9ss aa.a
Eonnou ~ haiFof Rrf the unfaf
funnte Injury which keess the haat
named out OF fhe same d. drpsag
able simmons and pkifiar afo ~
best mon on the Held McCornsI * !
work on defense slrpaEeaH Dis Of
feneiFe work ~ biz maraia.
Helm and Ritter are riovss
hfadH qHarefbnri8. and viii mai
allow the position fo apponr waaa
with Helm 81 Ritter. 6lN.a.oas
rfeitfer aud Mccormick IN tha hae.
field. Pm eeton has perbaaa the
best freshman backs Ia the ems
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49, BRIDGE
WORK
~ sPE0lALTY
VlYIID

YIN HkfAeFrr ~ que 10 NNf
PAINLESS METHODS Low
gRLeBs AND GOOD WORK DONE
BY SPECIALISTS 90 each Depart
Inenf no STUDENTS ln tho or
flee All work done FAMILIES
b. SPECIALISTS 81 long years er-
pefience. Give us "a call. and you
will find wb Do Just as we adFer-
flee
BROWNS DENTAL pARLoHs.
10 First Avenue.
parfora + 2. 2. T. s. . Gnlon Block.
First door aeuth 81 MacDouRall a
EouthWick.
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sMA1T CLOTHES. HERALD.
1929 End. 80
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WILL BlJILD TRACK

rnosBal Oct ~ AT = meeting
~ fhe stockholders 81 she rfnHaef
raee TRACK. held 80 fhis place last
evening. it vas decided to continue
tha usHk Of buHdins she track The
track Wiii be a regulation half-miie
COURSE The tnrsi association having
taken nuf = iicsnss - b member q
th# Northwest 49, ing association.
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NEW BASE Ball
CLASS ADDED

SEE YustE. OCT Is Thf Na
finsa NHs-c iHtlsn 90 baseball
le ssriss 49, aHsfhsF class 10 t4aa-
ban leagues Ht ifF session yea'ef.
far fhr rew class VIA - ksfna =
- A The lower - kues ere
very tnue-h opresrd 81 th~ aHtificn
- ahnthrr class. nH Tres ssY That
tiis ADHESION ~ class a." 70 fna
diseases A. \. g ard p susIsris them
10 the loss - tno many players
The new class vas adopted nuhz
= e ne znlluai n ne national
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Eskheg a@d ID ei1shien. r,ssas q
hssnse and rheaH. new asssaE Frlar
Hna quality gaHrnufees The Rub
bar Store, fif First avenue. go
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commission and the national board
of the anHnoiatiuu. which will cons
Yrhe next JauuHff.
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PACIFIC eoAsT LeAes0e.
TkcoNA.fs OAKLAND. /

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct - =
Game vas called ~ the end 81 us'
tenth inning yesterday Wlth TIE
score ! Ia T. In the flHsl atk m
ming 80 effective Naa the PIE hing
and - clever the fieiasnE that
neither slide had SCORED = rue OaA
land Pot Up 4 fFuitieas haidtfFE
game Score
Tacoma o o o o col o o.
Oakrnd Q Q Q 0 O g0t Q 81
Batteries Fltzrusald asri era
ham. sehmfd7 aud E-wrss usaetse
refriue
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Baseball At
GHfEERSi \

rEFWisfWdTT ETATfox. ess. 81
fee esf isesl FOR BASEBALL ~ To-
tnlVrfsy - r. lsassaasi7tun Rext sea.
son - prsas4a5sg A4s.s ~ 49, ell
rasasefa n@e hask and aeas4 seed
Naseriai far tke iasS tssm ~ IN
ssgsA Ea1Ham kh@aser N4ss e@ceted
eaHtaaH Of ike F1asliy asSa haf tHf
ef-a a1R peaF ~ 1sfssly.
Isn schedule 81 a. ss.eH via -eah
abby lnrlude Whltssssz esiiesa. Ida
10 atafo university nsaa WaaAiAa
80 anrleshural eollaste. bealdes
IN sssa with IA e Bef local anassi eat
ta4su uf
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Y. NJ CA STAR COURSE

The Y. NJ. q. a. "htar lecture
COURSE" viii open next Monday
evening wlth lecture by Hon Geo.
D. WendllnH on the subject, "fho
Man of Gallleo" The lecture vii
be- given ia chrlatcnaenu ball a
lecture or entertainment has been
provided for every month from Oc.
tober 10 March aud many sell
known men will be heard AmonF
them are Ernest Thompson seton
Edmund Vance Cooke and Jacob
Riia. who viii deliver hlH lecture on
The battle with the Stun
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Nj aud Mrs g. l.. Marks have re-
turned from the ST. Louis cnpoHi
ton. They Will remain few day.
with her sister. Mra y J Linden
before leaving for their California
home.
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'srhs Bubble Reputation


Is sought eveiss az the caunon's
mouth by men OF ambition.
Wealth d sought just rs eagerly by
those who woulA rise Ia the world
beyond the maaloerr. The onlf
way % aeQulra wealth Il % learn
that "A penny waved is a penny
uarned." b. saving money when
you have the health aud strength
% produce a. There Is no ingeus
tive for saving like your first ins
Nestmayt In a sound savings bank.
The Union Pays Z PER CENT la'srssl
nIRE CroKs
n Macnaaaaii john n AEfn,
Nmnnusl RnbersN eofEp nanN ortiz
Ferdinand SehmttA n tsoWwan,
\ M kHlnHr Charlie II. NHnh
a b Stewart James T. NaEe ~
=ssaFaAss
UNION SAVINGS g TRUST CO.
fie CHERRY STREET.
Seattle agents Bank 81 Cape Nome
Meme. Alaska.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-07
Dyspepsia ured By
Rydale;s Stomach Tablets.

Gr- r. E. Jones, buyer for Parker
& Bridget, whose large department
stores are located, at 9th and Penn.
Ave- Washington, L. c., writes, un-
der date of April IA. '04, as follows:
Last February, one year, while in.New
York on business for my house. I
caught cold. which laid me up, for
several weeks and left me weak. and
" 1 had little Or no appetite,
and my digestion was very poor. My
physicians could not get at the cause
of my trouble, as my digestion seam
ed SO much impaired. I deciGAd to
try Rydale's Stomach Tablets. being
assured by a friend they were a, good
dyspepsia medicine. After using
them for a few days, I began to- real
ize that I was getting better. L gave
up the doctors prescription and have
gained 20 pounds while using. two
boxes of these tablets. I fel,
better in my life, and accredit Ry-
dale's Stomach Tablets with havine
cured me. I can recommend them
most heartily, to sufferers from ner-
vous indigestion and general run
down conditions of the system. R. r
Bethany.
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Good Spirits.

Good spirits don't all come from Ken
Their main source is the liver
and ali the fine spirits ever made in the
RIue r State could not remedy a
bad liver or the hundred-and-one i'll eff
feots il produces. You can have good
spirits and a bad liver at the SAM
tsue- Your liver must be in fine condi-
tion if you would feel buoyant. happy
and hopeful. bright of y e light Of step.
vigorous and successful in your pur-
suits. You can put your liver in fine
condition by using Green's August
F9ower-the greatest Of all medicines
Tor the liver and omac ana q GER
tain cure for dyspepsia or indigestion.
1T has been a favorite household rem
edy for over thirty-five years. August
Flower will make you liver healthy
and active and thus insure you a liberia
supply Of good spirits" Trial size, zoc;
regular bottles. 75c. At all druggists.
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LAND ENTRY.

I hereby enter and make claim to
the following vacant land in Mason
boro township, in New Hanover coun-
ty:
Bounded on the north by the Hos
pital or Pest House property; on the
west by the and owned by Cape Fear
Rice Company. Burdia Anderson.
president; on the south by the heirs
of Henry and Mary Waddell, and on
the east by the lands of L. A. Bryant.
containing about twelve acres more
or less, known as the White Sand
Hill property.
L. d. BRYANT.
Dated this 10th day OF May, 1874.
Witness. John AcLaurin. by. Reg.
of Deeds and Acting Entry Taker.
ma31 got
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A Startling Test.

To save a life. DR.. T. G.. Merritt, OF
No. Mehoopany. Pa. made a startling
test resulting in a wonderful cure.
He writes, "a patient was attacked
with violent hemorrhages, caused By
liberation Of the stomach. I had often
found Electric Bitters excelleE for
acute stomach and i've troubles So l
prescribed them. The patient gained
from the first, and has not had an at
tack in IA months" Electric Bitters
are p%ositivelv Guaranteed for Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion, Constipation and Kid
ney troubles Try them. Only SOC at
r.. r Bellamy's.
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A Chinamaa,s "Howdy."

In China, the customary greeting
is: How is your liver?" II Rydale's
Liver Tablets were as we'll known
there as in some parts of America,
the answer would be: My liver is all
right, I use Rydale's Liver Tablets.
These tablets cure constipation. bill
ousness and all liver troubles. R.. r.
Bethany.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-07
Summer Colds.

Summer colds, usually hang on
stubbornly and are hard to cure. Ry-
dale's Elixir speedily cures summer
colds and lingering coughs. This
modern scientific remedy Is a pre-
scription, especially adapted to the
successful treatment of all chronic
throat or lung diseases. If you are
afflicted with a summer cold or a lin
gering cough, get a trial bottle of Ry-
daie's Elixir. You'll be surprised at
the result. Trial size. 25c. Family
size, soc. R. R. Bellamy.
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Made Young Again.

zone of Dr. Kings New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put me IN
my teens again writes d. H. Turner
of D~empseytown, Pa. They're the best
In the world for Liver, Stomach n
Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never
eripe. Only Csc at r. r. Bellamy's
drug store.
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Quick Arrest.

.. Al GulIedge Of verbena, Ala. was
twice In the hospital from q severe case
OF piles causing a tumors. AFTER doc
ters and all remedies failed, Bac4klsn's
Aruica eaive quickly arrested further
fndammation and cured HIM. It con-
uuers aches and kills pain. sc at Il.
Il. Re&iamy, Druggist
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"a likeness OF Grover Cleveand is
reported to have been seen in the
heavens Sunday. Mr.. Bryan would
probably locate the likeness some
where else.-Atlanta Journal.
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There seems to be no hope OF get
ting at the New Jersey trusts, but the
New jersey mosquitoes will probably
do their full duty by the New Jersey
frust MISUNDERSTANDING Journal.
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Russian bonds are falling in Lon
don. This is the natural result Of
RUSSIAN soldiers falling in Manchuria.
Atlanta Journal.
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1t seems that while Captain Rich
mond Pearson Hobson charges for his
lectures. he is still accommodating
enough to give away his political
views.-Atlanta Journal.
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Democracy's ''favorite sons are SO
numerous that at the approaching
convention most Of them Will have to
be content with step-son treatment
Atlanta Journal.
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France and Germany are at outs in
politics. But "outs in politics are
not as dangerous as outs out Of poll
tics.-Atlanta Journal.
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Bad blood and indigestion are dead
~ enemies to good health. Burdock
Blood Filters destroys them.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-18

Plaeido Waite. who runs the Testau-
rant department of the Union saloon.
was placed under one hundred dol
lar bond this morning, on the charge
Of lambasting Libraio Sena over the
head with pitcher The story Is that
Sena had gotten himself on the out
side Of more Of the fluid that inc
briates as well as cheers, thai he eonld
comfortably carry. Consequently he
leaned hard upon the wicke; gate
opening into the restaurant. Waite
wanted 10 get out and said 50 sena
wouldn't bulge. whereupon the irate
rcstaurateur struck him over the poll
with the heavy pitcher completely
spelling the beauty Of his pbysiog-
nomy. Waite was arrested. tried be-
fore the justice Of the peace and bound
over as heretofore re.alted.