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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06
Uilfess SarreESf abri6ten.

- Sobn 9islIon pon Barious bs9ins
porlestsn Sonntus I'M Riper Parf oas
bier Sslbitmoro.
= Ginsm Sniettenitide erlesen 1T
am pOrlesten Disnitas Elm pieridbrises
S6bnlein Der Gbslsute @Onrao WieBmer
BON Scott StraBe.
= Wiaria, bic Tohter Der @beleute
safob @rauIam pon 24o 9. g8pomins
Strabs. psritarb pOrlsstsn WtOntas I'M
sllter Don "a Sabren na9 ldnserem
9eioen.
- Die Bsrslsute @sorse Bone uno
stephen 8eoner purben Montas Wtors
gen aui Der S4iefebsne eines neuen
SlOpes on Der DO. 5 .. & .. 3s6c
Ourd einen lOsSelOiten aarren iiberfab'
rem unO 9etObtet.
- SDbbou Slid, @isentbiimer uno
Hebatteur Der g8ilfesbarre r9imes"
itarb am SOnnta9 i'm 9llter uon AZ
Subrsn. @r biuterldst Elm bsOsutenbes
SermOSen, cine gSittwe unb prei WtO'
nate ultes 3Odterlsin.
- slui ben Seroa6t. Die @bparbs'
uille Stride Dor einiser 3eit bur6 einl
Spnanlitiprsnsun9 bei6dbist gu baben
1T AM Sreita9 SOiepb GOueusfp per
baitet unb unter $4,000 8ursidaft &C.
itellt wOroen. 3mei anOere Wtdnuer
nameus Ruibsfstp uuO Peter, iiuO eben
falls usrOd6tis.
- 9labe Der 1rudspille Station bel
Sarusp gafe Strabenbabn fubren Oisn
flag abeno balb 8 llbr Swei 8abnwuser
ineiuanber uuO es wurOeu iieben Rer'
Ionen mebr ober minOer i6wer uerleet
jebo6 feline lsbensseidbrli9. llntel
oieien befinSet it9 SRI. Wiame SgHd
uon Scranton.
- Sin alter oeuti6er Biir9er, Srit
SOtt6er, ieines 3eidens S6neioermei
iter, wuroe an Donuerita9 ;ur Rubu
bsitattet, nadbem er orei Gage ;uuol
einsm. .SunsenleiOeu srle9en mar. 81
Surbeiieu, Deuti6lauo, im Sabre 1884
sebOren, fam SOttber 1868 na1 slme'
rita uno ma6te iiA einiss Sabre ipdtel
bier ieBbait. Der Yeritorbene binter'
labt bic 9Sittwe, brei SObne unO ore
SO6ter.
= Das neueite in uuierm 9eri6ts'
ssbGube 9rubel lit, oaB OOple & OOaI
pOn Ybilaoelpbia uielleiht ben SSeiter'
bau iiberuebmen werben. unO Inter
banolun9sn Su oieiem Bebuie iiuN i'm
@anse. Die Sro6SeidWOrsnen baber
befanntli6 empioblen, oaB Der ar6itett
Sitsrlins entluiisn uno Der GOntratt nit
Smitb fir null unb nidtis erflGrt wer'
De, wenn sr nidt iOiOrt bic 9lrbeit auI'
nGbme.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06
Cine rutbe Slusae 1T Oas @efabr.

Cine rutbe Jlusss lit Ous @efubr.
Sisnul in Der san;en SBelt, aber bic
9iatur bsbient iid unoerer Narnunsss
seiden. Sautausi6laS uno allsemeine
Sdwdde uno anOere Spmptoms ipre.
den oeutIidsr ais Die rOtbe 5la9se. sic
seben 9tadri6t, oas oas Blut unrsiu
1T. SOrni's glpsntrdutsr 8lutbelebsr
reinist ben Sebsnsiait fiber uub sriinO-
li6. @iro'nur ourd SpsSiul.sIssutsn
UerabfoIst. Wiau ubreiiire; Or. Ester
6ubrnep, 112-114 90. SOgns slueuus,
9hiea9O, 90.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06
Spbe Rarf Noti,eu.

9boe Rarf yott5en.
= Den @beleuten SObn Sris bon
9aiaDette Strase murbs cine Gof)ter
seboren.
= Der friiber bier uobnbafte Gin.
breas Brittle ueritarb usrflOiene WO6s
;u 8fafelb.
= Bei ben @beleuten 9lnsnit Riblins
uon 9torS 8romleD slpenue bat Der
StOr9 elm IOtterlsin bintsrlaiien.
- 5rant Mtc9lnbrsp pOn 9iorb
Gunner s(peuue ftarb am Disnltas,
nadosm sr WtOnpte lang an sinsm sss
brOdenen Rifsrcte oarnisoerlas, peran.
la6t bur6 ben Sall uOu einem 8aume
in Siib SCRANTON. .---~-
- Der 9adapanna GouSutteur Nler.
amber 9Siouor pOn u. HincOln apeuue
muroe Samitas 9ia6t auf Der @iieus
babnbriide uOn elmer 2OfOmotiue setrois
fen unb nit g8udt nieoer9eitoBen. ents
fam aber gum Slid nit einisen S4ram'
men.
- Die 8ebriioer 8illiam uno Sranf
Roi6anstD uon Briggs Row ;u Sep'
fer 8allep serieben Wtontag 9tadmittas
wdbreno eines Saufselases aneinanSer
uub bic Solse mar, OaB lesterer mcbrere
Wteiieritide uou eriterem erbielt, Die ies
bod ni6t als 9efGbrli6 betrabtet wer.
ben. SSilliam wurbe mad Der Gbat
uerbaftet uuo einseitedt.
= Sruu Reuben Sinep, in oem GOO'
per 8lod an scranton StraBe pobn.
buft, ma9te WfOntus 9iudt eineu
SelbitmOrbueriu6, inoem iie Elm Quuu'
tum 9ift ueridludte. Sin serufener
9lr3t brudte es uad mebritiinoiser 9Ir'
belt fertis. Die Srau wieber auBer 9ss
benssefubr Su idaffen. sic periudte
bic Gbat, neil ibr Sutte iie sei6oltsu
bate.
= 9lnberiOn z. @arlin BON q. Mfaiu
slueHue besins Sreitus 9iahmittas in
ieinem Bstt;immer SelbitmOrS. inOem
er ii6 cine HeuoluerfuSel our6 oas Sc
birn juste. Der Wtunn bate am Gage
iuuor feline sluitellun9 perlOren uno be.
nuete oann Den ssiOsenen 9Obn gu einem
Saufselase. Gr febrte erit am 6reitas
Sormittus INN II llbr fart ansetrnnfen
heim, be9ab iid auf iein 3immer unO
bort encete er furS oarauf isin Seben.
= 5rau Wfi6asl g8ebbp, bic iunse
aliDrii4e 5rau. welde Dor mebrersn @O.
den an9eblid nit Soc Cab burdbrannte,
srtldrte DOnneritas bel sinsm YerbOr,
oaB iie niht nit Sab ourdbrannte,
ionbern oaB Oieicr uno 1bomas slmin,
Seorse Galil unb Gbarles @lias lie
iwansen, nit Sab fOrt;u9sben uno
lesterer orobte iie iO9ar 81 eribieBen.
Die Wtdnner nurben oann fir ibr
seridtlides @rideinen unter Siirs.
i6aft 9eitellt. -
= 5rau gBilliam SnDoer BON @recn.
fielo Roao erbob sesenr Trigger" Gonnor
Die Sei6ulOi9uns. oaB er am Gage gu.
Dor ibre UObnuns bstrat unO ibr elm
unanitdnoises slnliesen mu6te. Sei
Dem SsrbOre wurbe Der woblliiitise
Sert in @rmaHseluus uOn 5000 Shrss
iduit osm SsidnsuiB iibsrpisien unb
SlliOt SapcOd, Der ii6 in Gonnor's Be
9leituns befano uno trOs ben Siilferus
ien Der 5rau teinen SeiitanO lsiitsts,
panoerte aud in Grmanseluu9 pon
$500 8iirsibaft ins @efdnsuiB. Oas
SsrbOr fano Dor alderman @ilbOOl
Itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06
Deutide 8rieflite.
Npn Der SmSfeite.

@eOrss Smith uou See6 Stra6e fiel
Ssitern pon eiuem StraBeububnwasen
unb trus usri6ieoene BnnOsn Oauon.
5ris Wtnrid mar am Dienftas 61
Sabre aft uno bislt bel oisisr @eleseu.
belt Offenss 9aus fir ollie Sslu6sr.
0ir idlieBsu uns ben grutuluntsn an,
5ris!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06
81 6 Gents bic Glle

eriparen Sie ssnau neun @ents an ie'
Der @lle, psl6e sic aufuufen, ba oieie
Iiebli6en @ttanines iih bisber 3n Is
Gents Die @lle Wdbreno Der gan;en
Sailou uerfauften.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06

Sn bentidsn uno Oiterrsi6iidsn
Wtuiittreiirn bersitet man iid auf srObs
artise 5eiern Dor, nit benen Der $50.
@eburtstas WfOSutt's am 27. Sanuar
na4ftsn Sabrss besuuseu psrSsn iOa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06
Sic eyarbetl tnh Wniter

iinS perIett. Sleine uno mittlere Sis
euren aui lsi6ten uno buntlen @riin'
ben, ipie tans, grim, CADET blau, neues
blau, napD blau, ihmarS, niw. Die
Sarben iiuS ieit uno Iie MAIDEN 6ars
mantle Outing" slnjiise.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06
Stabtratb.
Select Council, 30. Suni

Selecf Soutcll, ~. Snnl.
Disier 3weis widelte in obiser Ser'
feline @eifdfte prompt unb
slatt ab. Die fOlseuben SOrlasen wur.
ben einssrei9t: WtullsD-SrbiuanS fir
elm elettrii6es ei4t OIL @bua slpenue /;
ans-9ieiolution, pslde ben Diret'
tor Der Sfientli1en @srfe anwsiit, gu
2tnssboten fir einen slbSusstanal on
SilmOrs 9lue. uuf;ufOrbern; ansencms
men. 9idseli- Rsiolution sur 8spara'
tur Ses @alieritOdss an Der @ds BON
aib Struse unS @ebiter ausuue; an'
senomuen. Sdusioer-Heiolntion tiir
Reparatur Ses SaditeinpTaiters an Der
@ebar sluenue; ansenommen. Wferri'
man-SroiuunS fir slbbiiIissabSuss'
fandle i'm 8. Diitritt; gum Druid bsOr'
bert. 0teiOlutiOn, wetde anoronet, baB
S6eine bes Bureaus Der 8auinipettiou
auf ben Pldssn, fir welde iie aus9es
itellt iinb, 9ebalten iperben miihen; an
geuommen. 9feiolutiOn sur He9ulirun9
Der Grbauuns BON Sabrltublida6ten,
Si6erbeitsporri6tun9eu on Paiiasier'
Sabritiiblen, Grrihtun9 BON Seuerret'
tunsslsitern. Grbauuns BON Semeinia'
men 0dnben, uno Straie fir lleber.
trstunsen uOridreibeno alle ansenOm'
men.
Yeri6isbene 9orlaseu nurbeu bel
eriter unb jpeiter Seinns uno Die fol'
senben bel britter Seiuu9 an9enOnimen
Sir elettrii6e 9i9ter an Sabie Ylace,
Ssarr BouleparS uno @lsu StraBe fiji
llnteritiisun9 uno 9eniiouirnns ber
Wtit9lieosr oes Seueroepartements uut
Greiruus zines Counties fir ben 3wed
fir 0lotbiall Sonos in Der Sebanoluue
uon anitedenoen Srautbeiteu ieitens bee
Bureaus Der 9eiunObeit; fir elm cleft
trii6ss 9i6t an Der Gde uou 8beeler
9luenue unb Fiue Strase; fir Sslpil'
li9un9 BON 9Sesere6ten an Die uWeil
Sioe Seat, Si9bt anN Rower GOmpa'
mn.
Common Council, 80. Suni.
0ieier 3weis bate ;uerit Ntiibe, Elm
Quorum gu erlan9en uno als oieies er'
idisnen mar, murOe nit weni9 Sntereiit
bas YOrliessnbe ubsemidelt. 6Olsenot
neue Yorlaseu wurben einsebraht
ns-Srbinani fir Sdusbarriereu
an Wtariou Strabe, mo bic Ontario &
Neitern Sabn freu;t ; referirt. SObler
-SrbiuanSen fir Steinptatten Seiten.
wese aui Der nOroli6en Seits pom Wfas
rion StraBe uuo fir Die sleiden an bel.
ben Seiten BON Deacon Str. Seruis-
PstitiOn fur Elm eleftrii6es Sidt an Der
@de BON Summit unb WiOnieg glpe's.
Seller-HeiOlutiOn fir Steuern Der
Souhill Giien Diauufattur Gompauie
fir bic nd6iten 10 Sabre, fir niht mebr
wie 500 jdbrlib; referirt. FetitiOn
fir 9flaitsruus uon Siio 0aibiustOn
9lusnue, ;pii6en Riuer Str. uuo oem
&oarins Sroot.
slbuotat SitdcOf oiierirte Der Staot
fir ben Blod aui Der uOrOli6en Seite
uon 8eit 9afawanna sluenue s 200
uno le9te 3uSlei6 einen @bsd fir ben
Setra9 bel.
Wtebrere Srbinanjen wurSen bel ers
iter uno Sweiter Seiuus beitdtist unb
Die fOlsenoen bel enosiilti9er Veiuns an'
eenommen: 5eititelluus Der 9iiuellir'
un9slinie an 8Ooolapn Str.. ;miiden
@aibiuston unb aoams aueuues. unb
ben 9runbei9entbiimern bic @rlaubniB
9ebenb, einen Briuattontraft einIu9ebeu
fir 9iipelliruus auf ibre ei9eneu Soften
5eititelluns Der giiuellirungslinie an 9.
8ebiter aueuue, Spiideu Riuer unc
Gin StraBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06
aus Sem cberen xbale.
(ar6balo Correspondent

(slrdbato GOrreipouOen,.)
= Sn Der oeuti6en lutb. Stride Su
arAbalb wurben leste @O6e SRI. Sa'
tbarine ROienbaum uno g4illiam Otto
bur6 RaftOr .. @. saurmaun gu sinsm
@bepaare sin9eiesnet.
= Der @nsldnber Games @arrub
BON Slppbant ertranf 5reitas slbsnb i'm
girb's Gpe Baiierbsbdlter, ba er ni6t
idwimmen fOnnte, aber troeSem pon
sinen ledbaften 8oOte in oas g8aIIer
ipraus. 3wsi @sidbrten bemerttsn ben
Vor9ang 3u ipdt, UNI ben unsliidliden
81 retten, -4za-a -au.a---. .----..
- Hieiro 8runomato. Der in sinsm
Wtefsrousll an Der 0iiSse in 9tr6s
balO ben 1Orsnio 9emonsslli tOStsts
uub babel ielbit orsi Sti6e erbielt, bate
ii9 ssitern iOpeit erbOlt, oaB sr aus
Oem SOipital entluiieu werOen tOnnts.
ST Duroe iofort uerbaftet un6 mad sir
mem SerbOr Dor sllo. Dome bsm Sc
fdngniB iiberpieien.
: Siibli6 bon Der WfooIic guluer.
fabrif nabe 9lrdbalo nuros Samitas
0ta6t Der Barber 9lntonio 9iancuro
BON Wtapfielo bon einem Garbonbule
StraBenbabnwasen iiberfabreu uuo see
tObtet; Der SOrper Wurbe i6auSsrbuit
SerTleiidt - Der aopi einseoriidt uno
beioe srme pom a0rper setrsnnt. Der
Wiuuu iOl auf Oem @eleiie selssen ia.
ben, als ii6 bas llnsliid ereisnete.
IS lit mD9lid, oaB elm 8erbre9sn pors
liest uno Der SOrpsr Ses Wfannes aui
Die @eleiie 9elest purbe, nm baiielbs
3u uerbsimli6en. Der Coroner Mil
baber Den 5all ndbsr uuteriu6en.
(@arbOnSale @OrreipOnbsni.)
= 6rau Srie6rid Siebler uon g8apns
StraBe fturb am Wtontas mad lauser
Sranfbeit i'm sllter pon So Sabren.
Die SeritOrbene ltammte aus OeutI6.
Lamb uno es iiberlebeu lie Der 9atte unb
bier Sinber.
= Omen SapfeD bon @arfielo glue.,
Wel6er 5reitas in ben Senbrid gBerfen
cine Serlesuns oes &iidsrates oauon
trus, bic ;uerit nidt ais sefdbrli6 ere
adtet wuroe, erlas Serislben Wtontaa
I'M 9totbfaIl SOipital.
= Die slnseitsllten Der Self 9rau
SOmpanie sinseu Disnitas Miur9en an
ben Streit. neil ibnen cine 3obnerb0b.
uns nit fiirSeren 9lrbeitsitunben uers
meigert Uorbeu mar. Der Streif marb
seltern our6 einsH siitli9eu Yereleid)
beissle9t.
= 6rau Sena Wtans, gBittwe oes
Fbilip Wfan9, wuroe 6reitas na6 ldn.
serem Ssloen in ibrer BObnuns an Siio
Gbur6 StraBe pom 1ooe abberuien.
Die Seritorbene purSe Dor 55 Sabren
in Oeutiblanb 9eboren unb piro pom
Spei 2Odteru uuO bier SObuen iiberlebt.
= 9orace, Der IS Sabre alte Sobn
oes SObn stephens uon Duubaif Str,
wuroe ;u friiber WOrssnitunoe am 6rei.
tag entlan9 ben @rie @elelien nabe Der
Sollenbad Ofiible tOot auissfunben uuo
man nimmt oil. OaB sr pon einem 3uae
fiel oSer abipruus unb 10 isinen Cob
iano.
- Srau 5rieSri6 Spaule, Die Dor
rs Sabren in SaOsn, Deuti6lano, ses
boreu uuroe, aber felt 35 Sabren bier
mar, itarb Samiias gormittaa
,iemlid nnermartet. sic mirS uon ei.
mem SObne iibsrlsbt unb Die 9eeroisuna
'rfolste Wtontas, na6 einem 9rauer.
oisnit in Der ct. 8Oie Sir9e, i'm 5rieS,
1oie Der 9emeinoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06
10000 Glen

oieier pru6tuOllsn 2Baaren bon einem
Sabritanteu, Der nit ieiuen Seitellunsen
suriid mar unb oieie Partie Su ipdt ber'
itellte, nm fort;uibiden. SSir erlansten
iie su unierem Prsiie, iOnit waren mir
ni6t int Stanoe, iie Su Dem unten an9ss
sebenen Rreiie ;u 5sissn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06
@eniger
mie balber
Yreis.

@aid5 Gttamines
baben Ii6 felt @rSffnuns Der Saiion als
9robartiss 8ert6ufer ermielen uno oeren
POpuldritGt bdlt nod immer an. 2Sir
erlan9ten
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-04-07
THE "BON TON" OPENING.

| One of the main features of this sea
sons showing of attractive and stylish
goods, Is the thres DAYS opebing at the
Bon Ton Millinery Store which be
gan Monday American Beauty roses,
lilacs, carnations. with delicate silks and
dainty ribbons, were dropped from the
ceiling IN graceful confusion, while eX
quisite vases and beautifully designed
crockery in every nook supported state
~ palms and matchle-s Ooquets of
flowers, which to Uered aloft and kissed
the perfumed petals OF the overhanging
beauty. With all this wing of delicate
colors gathered from Nature, with all
the labor and light touches 10 arranging
the decorations. all was ecipsed by the
rare and fashionable hats. WITH their
trimmings Of wonderfully made flowers
and cause of such ali texture that il
appeared to have been woven from
moonbeams on the loom OF nymph.
The Bon Tom is IN charge of Mr..
Nj NJ Goldner, of Nashville. He is as
sisted by Nine n G. Paynter, Milwau-
bee, Wis; Miss Laura Campbell, Bowl
ing Green KY, and Misses Maud
Mcknight. Sue Stringer and Beulsh
Porter. Columbia. Miss Campbell and
W ulH i arc Wndb - 40 CA
pert miliners, and it is due to their de-
signing ana experimenting that such
pretty headgear for "my lady" has been
moulded into such astohIshingly beau
tiful shapes. The Nap leon, Tarring-
ton. Directory, Ditmore Bedelia. Elk,
Cockade, Churchill, Fsntana, Regis
and Randa are the st, les for this sea-
son wear, and they are being exhibit
ed at this opening. The imported toque,
with its butter colored lace and maine
facing, shaded with moss roses and
foliage, is there, as are also the Polk
bonnet of the quaint Fourteenth Cen
tn style, and the Charlotte Cordsy in
a wreath of pink roses, ana tine Carriage
Hat with plated lace and hair braid,
and the Gainsbcro and Lillian Russell
styles. Numbers of other late shapes
could be named and described wers it
not for the lack OF space.
The crowd of visitors to the opening
Monday reached into the hundreds
and while the rain to-day some
what diminished the attendance, sull,
considering the inclemency of the wealth
er, great many were on hand.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-04-07
More Evidence.
1t Is Coming In
Rapidly In Colum-
bia.

Evidence on the following sub
Ject will prove of interest to ever ?
Columbia rea err. So many people 90
through the same experience daily.
This public statement should be proof
positive to every wavering doubter
Read it carefully.
IT. Wright, manufactures, residing
at l4O South High street, save: Ever
since boy when was severely injured
by fail. have had more or less trouble
with my back and kidneys. ASH have
advanced in years the trouble has stead.
lily Kept growing worse, not that have
suffered continually, for in the dav
IL when was on nv feet NV hack
has given me but little cause to com
plain, but at night on lying down and
especially towards the early part of the
morning is when / have noticed the
dull steady aching, oftentimes becom.
ing so severe that / could hardly shift
or change my position in bed. The kid
ney secretions at times were highly col
ored, and accompanied by symptoms Of
Inflammation as well as there being of.
ten distressing retention. Hearing Of
Doan's Kidney Pills, i got box at 4d-
ans Il Martins drug store. Thew helm
ed me in every way. used two boxes
altogether and found tho results to he
most satisfactory"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 oents
Foster ilburL Co., Buffalo, N. ". sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan,s-
take no other ~
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-04-07

A famous physician on being asked
recently what is the chief cause Of i'll
aeaHh, replied: Thinking ana talking
about it all the time. This ceaseless IN
trospectiol in which so many CT the ris-
ing generation of the nerl Gus ioik in
dulge is certainly wearing them out
When they are not worrying as to
whether they sleep too much or too lit
tie. they are fidseting over the amount
IF food they take or the quantity OF TX.
ercise necessary fer health. In short,
they never give themselves moments
neace."
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-04-07
BOY WAS
HER PARAMOUR
Testimony Rejecting Severe
Iy on Dead Woman Given
In the Mitchell Muir
der Trial.

GAINESVILLE, TENN, March
31.--In the Criminal Cont this morn
ing the hearing of evidence in the. case
of Robert L. Mitchell accused of wife
murder, was continued. Thomas
Mitchell of Columbia nephew of
the defendant, testified thar he was Ii
years old and that he was spending the
summer of 1904 at RCheIt Mitchell S
home. He SAID that he became very
intima ate with his aunt Minnie, and
that some two weeks after he arrived
Mrs Mitchell commenced making sug
gestions and was very affectionate
toward him. Soon afterward, he
testified, improper relations com
menced, and were frequent until her
husbands suspicious we're aroused.
He SAID that the latter charged him
with the intimacy, hut that he denied
it until he was approached and told
that he would have to confess He
said that he then tolas all, the con-
fessiOn occurring while, Robert Mitchell
and the witness were on their way to
Guthrie
The prosecution carried the boy
through very severe and rigid cross
examination in an effort TO confuse his
L6SlluOUys Uut ne STUCK ~ Tue udlh
facts. The boy testified further that
Mrs. Mitchell made the advances to
which he responded.
Robert Wartield, of SadleIsvllle, was
placed on the stand to prove that he
met Mrs. Mitchell OH the train while
en- route to Nashville anu tnat she pro-
posed to him that ii he would pay Der
way she would accompany MIN to
Nashville, where the two could have
a good time
The prosecution objected to this evil
dence. This precipitated controversy
on the part of counsel for both Sides
The court ruled the evidence incom-
petent, but said that the general moral
character of the deceased might be
brought out.
The jury at this point retired, attor-
neys for the defense stating that they
desired MI. Wartield's testimony to
be placed in the record. MI. War
field then gave his testimony. which
was taken down by stenographer. 1t
was in substance the same as stated
above. American special
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LIFE HANGS ON MINUTES.
Chances for Recovery in Surgical
Operations Of Long Duration
Are Small.

Time saving Is one of the most impor-
tant considerations in all surgery. Any
major operation lasting more than an
hour and half Altails an additional
risk; in operations of long duration the
chances of recovery are comparatively
small, says McClure's Magazine This is
due to shock, to the cumulative effect OF
the anaesthetic, to loss of blood and to
lowering of the patients temperature
by the exposure of internal areas to the
air Because of this the best surgeons
work with a mechanical precision and
economy of movement. Everything Is
ready before the operation commences;
an assistant is at hand to look after the
details of actual work. such as holding
back the edges of the incision, adjust,
ing the ligatures, ETC.; an expert in an
aesthesia handles the chloroform and
watches the subjects pulse and respira
ton, In order that the operators time
may be devoted wholly to one point, and
a deft nurse, adept in the use of every
instrument, needle and chemical prep
aration, Is at the surgeons elbow, ready
to hand out at a word-sometimes be-
fore the word-the shining implements
already filed in the order of their prob
able use.
Two visiting surgeons at one of the
New York hospitals got a MARKEDLY
varying percentage of mortality in
common abdominal operation.
What is the difference between the
.wo operators?" l asked of one of the
house staff in attendance
about 20 minutes" he said, sue
cinctly.
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THOUGHT HIM
SOME GOD
South American Indians See
White Men For First
Time.

NEW YORK, April 4-Nordensk Ia u
p son of the famous Arctic explorer. NJ
returned, cables the New NOIk Herali's
MonteVideO, Uruguay, {, rretpondent
from an eXdediliOn ~ o the interior az
south America 10 the borders Of Brazil
Bolivia and Peru, where he found In,
dams who had never seen white men
They are smorg the most primitive
! eople in the world rheN believed the
explorer to be some god ard begged him
no remain as their chief. He refused 10
accept their offer, knowing his prestige
" onld not Outlive his ammnn .tiOn.
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Where Happiness is Found.

Don't look for true happiness in the man
sions ofthe very rich. where hight iced
physicians are called In to doctor every all.
ment. But seek u, ana nnd II, too. In the
and so-called poor, where Green's August
Flo yer Is always used 10 keep the family
healthy, to cure all stomach troubles,
whether indigestion, dyspepsia, constipa-
ton, loss OF appetite. bilious attacks or tor
pid liver. Trial bootl9 August Flower. 25c
Bigbottle, 75c. For sale by W p. Woodbridge
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CANT Prononnca IA

Near Paris is a village the name of
which no European can pronounce
The name is Tvs" The Frenchmen,
by way of compromise, pronounce ii
Us" but this is rot absolutely cor
rect.
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Land Sale.
We will On

Saturday, april 99th at Noon.
On premises, sell at auction to the high
est bidder, level tract of land, we'll
supplied with oak, ash, hickory and
some cedar timber, lying in the 4th Civil
District of Maury County, one and one
half miles Northeast of Bryant Station,
known as the j A. Gallow ay far m, bound
ed as follows: On the North by the home
tract of J. H. Gillespie. on the East by
Hardison and others. On the South by
Tillman and others. On the West by
Hammond, and containing about 475
acres. Said land has three good tenant
houses on it. :ao:
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TERMS OF SALE.

One third cash, balance one and two
years. Notes with approved personal
security and bearing interst win be re-
quired of the purchaser, lease retained.on
lands to secure deferred payments, Saip
land will be divided into tracts amp
then sold as whole. The highest sg-
aregate bid will be given preference.
For further particulars, address
GALLOWAY BROS.
r. r %, Glendale, Tenn.
Mch 3l-Apri 7.22-29-
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TO THE WORSHIPFUL
COUNTY COURT.

beg leave to make the following re-
port. have issued County Warrants
for the quarter commencing January l,
and ending March 81:
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Late NeWc~COnlment

Secretary of State Hay arrived at
Naples Sunday and said his health had
been greatly improved by his ocean voy-
age. He will arrive at Genoa today and
will then go to the Riviera.