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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-26
Your Nerves

Are the life. the vitality, the energy of
II is the nerves that cause the heart
to pulsate, the lungs 10 inhale the oxy-
gen. the brain to direct the motion Of
every organ OF the body, the stomach 10
digest food. the liver TO secrete the bile,
the sNlneys to filter the blood, and the
ooWels 10 carry on the waste.
When the nerves OF the stomach he.
come weakened or exhausted. Indigestion,
Constipation and Inflammation result
because the stomach Is inactive
This is true OF all the organs OF the
body, and proves that to cure disease YOU
must strengthen the nerves.
Dr.. Miles' Nervine
Is the great specific for the nerves, ana
IN bringing them back to health never
fails TO cure all cases OF Nervousness,
Sleeplessness. Neuralgia. Headache,
spasams. Backaehe. Muscular Twitch-
ings. St Yitus' Dance. Epilepsy, stom-
ach. Liver and Kidney troubles.
For years physicians and health re-
sorts failed 10 relieve me OF a complica-
ton of stomach, liver, kidney and heart
affections. six bottles OF DIR. Miles
Eervine cured me-
@. w. ARcHBOLD. Grocer. Decatur. Ind.
The. FIRST bottle will benent. II not, the
druggist win return your money.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-26

Lydia Pmkhams Compound
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05
B~vAs CENTRAL FIGURE.
He ard aesd ssgaae IL sharp but
Coed hatayea nagfery

London N s. William E ysn
vas iho central fixHre MT tha annual
Independence day dinner al thc Amer.
lean eocietY AZ the Hotel CeciI Wed.
Hesday SeArly sa1 members and
guess surrrandsd the aoeiptys board
and cheerea patriotic sentiments a9fh
the peculiar zeU tern of exile Am.
haksaaoF Whitelaw Reid and Mr. Hrv.
an engaged In SOME sharp. hut good
hnmofed raslery aNa banter uvwf nollf
teal differences ihu crowd enhyy}ng
TIE sport with CHEERS ard shouts of
laughter
Ar Reid. in responding 20 Sir 8 W
Richmond's graceful proposal ~ his
health, said with reference TO Mr.
Bryan
At home, as a Republican, have
openly and squareiy opposed him at
every stage Of his conspicuous career
] am reasonably sure that when re.
turn home ! shall continue TO do the
same. | believe he tonight II az well
satisfied as ! am. that the country we
both love and try To serve has not been
ruined by It's gold standard As tu
Its official representative of It's peo
pie, without distinction as to party, |
am glad to welcome him here as a twp
ical American, whose whole life has
been hVed in the daylight, and one
whom such great of my eoun.
trymen have long trusted and hon.
ored.'
Mr.. Bryan. rising amid laughter and
cheers. said
me temptation to make political
speech is strong within me. have
not mad chance to do so for ten
months However, | will restrain my
sen with reference to the amhassa-
dor remarks on gold, | wish to say
mat when see the progress my coun.
Try mas made walking on one leg.
wonder what 1t would have done walk.
ing on TWO. II is pleasing to testify
mat the ambassador not ONLY has
Fought me but that he has done it
well. No American rejoices more than
:. that he is 3.00o miles away from his
base. While abroad ! have met MANY
good Republicans, holding office, and
only wish there were enough officers
"DtNhh W tame all the hepnDDfanS out
of the country"
Chairman w. f. Jones proposed the
health OF King Edward, and Hayward
Green, president of the Canadian So
ciety, and member of parliament for
the City of New York, proposed the
health of President Roosevelt
When they arose to drink the toasts
the crowd discovered Mrs Nicholas
! Longworth in the gallery and cheered
| and drank her health
| Following the passage between Am
bassador Raid and Mr.. Bryan the lat
ter read his formal speech. The read
ing O, the speech proved disappoin
ment to the crowd, which wanted or
tory unhampered by manuscript,
Il ]. l.. Grifffths, the American cons
general at Liverpool. answered for Il
guests. He paid his respects to tho
persons who could see the SPOTS. b
not the sun. This was in reference
the recent packing house exposures.
, The American and British flags wer
: draped on the walls of the ding ROOF
and the orchestra played a programm
OF American melodies.
During the dinner Ambassador Reic
read letter from Queen Alexandra
expressing the keenest sorrow owe,
. the salisbury railway disaster.
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Texas Congress u livers One oil
the "Long Taks."
BRYAN AND TOWNE.
Lone Star state Representative said
That should tie aaare Resi-
dence 10 Ne~ York He
aauld Jain society.

New York. inly s.-DurIng the eel.
bration by Tammany Of the Fourth of
July Congressman r. l.. Henry Of
Texas who delivered one of the long
Bryan and Congressman Charles A.
7 1wne OF New York president and vice
president respectively on the next
Democratic ticket. The crowd yelled
approval, applanding with hands. feet
and voice
III ! should remove my residence
from Texas to New York" said Mr.
Henry, The first act OF mine would
be to become a member OF Tammany
When |exas VISA knocking at the door
for statehood Tammany raised her
voice in her favor. and we cine in
To-day Texas has more than 3,GOo.-
600 people and most of them are Dem.
ocrats.
The tariff and the trusts must be
the great overshadowing issues of the
next congress, and II you are true TO
your trust. we will see a Democratic
administration in power. When We
meet Tammany at the next campaign
Texas will be there holding up the
banner of the greatest Den. ocrat who
has lived since Jefferson-W. J. Bry-
an. And then Texas will insist that
his running mate in the campaign be
your own member, Charles A. Towne.
+ Such a ticket will sweep the country.
Your most representative and brilliant
jurist Aitol. b. Parker, shall be the
chief instice of the United supreme
court
In his address of welcome Hon.
Bourke Cochran, among other things.
said:
we hear that Democracy is no long
err needful in this country. We ere
told that the government must inter
fere in all matters. II is a proposal
that socialism is to be substituted for
democracy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05
ATTEL-l VICTORIOUS.
Wins over Frankie NeiII In the TWEEN
tieth Round.

Wins over Frankie Neiii In the Twen-
tieth Round
Los Angeles, July 5.--Abe Attell,
champion featherweight of America,
won a twenty-round battle from
Frankie Neill. the bantam weigh,
champion, before the Pacific Athletic
club here Wednesday afternoon. At
| tell showed to great advantage his re
| markable cleverness, and landed 81,
| blows to Neill's one.
| An eye of Neills was closed ea-ly In
the contest. and his face battered black
and blue. NeiIl, however. appeared to
be the stronger throughout the fight.
and his blows. when the landed, had
force behind them. Attell's cleverness
In covering up and sidestepping his
opponents vicious swings saved him
repeatedly. The last two rounds were
fought by both men with fierceness,
and NELL landed more blows In these
two rounds han in nearly all the bal
ance of the fight. The men, during
these rounds fought head to head,
smuggling at each others face. The de-
cision of Referee Eyton was popular
one
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05

Count de Castellane had the reputa-
ton of sowing money broadcast. in
support of which statement he produc-
ed several ettestations made by elect
Grs
NJ. Rednler alleged that the count
mad introduced a new system OF cor
ruption, and sent postal orders to the
homes OF electors. and under such
conditions it was difficult to obtain
evidence of bribery.
In conclusion, NJ Rednier alleged
clerical interference and campaign
OF false news.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05
FIVE BOYS KILLED.
Nine Others Injured During Ceiebra-
ton of Nations Birthday.

mamie. mining twon five miles from
here. five boys were killed, and nine
others injured by celebrating the
Fourth of July. Two of the killed were
brothers. named Pachunis, two others,
brothers. named Shuckawaiz. and the
fifth named Long.
After loading pipe with powder,
and IL failed 10 so off they forced a
stick OF dynamite into the pipe and
began pounding ~ \ terrific eNplo-
sion followed Four of the boys were
badly maugled. and the fifth died ON
the way 10 the hospital Some of the
injured are So badly wounded tha'
they NAV die.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05
BAILEY PRAISES BRYAN.
says Democrats viii Nominate Him,
and He Will Be Elected.

Abilene, Tex, July 5.-For more
than two hours Senator Bailey address
ed over 5000 persons mere Wednesday.
During his speech he predicted the
nomiAation and election of Hon. w.
j. Bryan. This declaration, as well
as the confidence expressed by SEN
ator Bailey in the course of which Mr..
Bryan would pursue in the executive
office were met with wild applause
amounting almost to a demonstration.
Referring to President Roosevelt.
the senator said he had only an occa
s'onal impulse toward the American
people
He declared the Imprisonment feat
ure of the railroad rate regulation bill
was the only part worth wrapping
about his finger
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05
FIRST BALE OF COTTON
Glasses GOOD middIino and Was ssis.
ed In Brownsville Section.

Brownsville. Tex. July j.-Thc urst
bale Of cotton 10 the United States of
TIE crop Of 1906 weighed $50 pounds
,lasssd good middIng. was Skinned
hy enc brownsville Mems club bv
WttstUro express 20 the New or
leans Cotton EXCHANGE 10 be- sold nt
au,t.uo for the benefit OF the New or
Jeans Charity hospital
Tblf section also shipped this yeaf
'hv f.rst car" Of onions. potatoes. cab
haze. sueuwusrs and watermrioas
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nsxiesr Girl eanaass 70 Escape. bot
10 asaly agfnsd.

sas Ausaaio isis A fire thoushs
10 have been fauaed by flfvefseserr
DESTROYED tts twossnfy ffarsg houss
seloaxiur ta Rishafd Euis and lseatsd
os fls aalfy farm os enc Haniefa rad
ahssat aae rtis veet frnm RS elif gm
SIS A Mssltsn Elrl $50 woskea -
ftr aslry uaa fnftes to tHmH ffun
thr fpaf Hhn sac rainf@lif UHsusst
BIAS ucs irtafs8 Thr aAmaEe is ssst
rnAfe8 "a 4N0
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05

osfitr~s Sseurs May oahntsfg D.
wee. ~ West aa1sn Sgstnns

west Baden Spinas iet fH.f
u1WCtrs rverraertius fte tate We
uesszs tssran 'etFtew nat tss sawt.ieE
5fsifrs 81 fte essinus af ths WEI lls
Ese pfwHefft lfFnfiss stsi .rtiatsa tt
tvtmo sta hlnes cen r0Htfttr
hssss fuaF uuArf tstte $50 faru a
hi~s 1877 Nianalke tah5es t~w wstf'r
tessAFrsAihe sFHsFatns. nns Asfu Ha
~ ana several atfha3s af shiGs .sfsf
arr ateH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05
EMPEROR A GRANDFATHER
Heir Presun ptive Is Bern to the
Throne of GERMANY

'Hrone OF Germany.
Berlin, July AN heir presumptive
to the German throne was born in
the Marble Palace Wednesday when
Crown Princess Frederick William
was safely accouched of son.
When the guns from a battery of
artillery firing the salute announcing
the event to thousands on the streets
there was intense excitement. 1t
twenty-seven shots were fired it would
have been known that a girl was born !:
for boy 1,001 shots would be the sig.
nal AS peal after peal from the can,
non rent the air the people In the
streets became more and more inter
ested. Finally, when the seventy third
discharge was heard the scenes were
animating
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05

-four Hundred Cesd. and Three Mex
can 4erders Badly Injured.

Kentou OKLA July 5.-A sercve
oailstorm TUESDAY killed near here
eco sheep and fatally Injured three
Nexiean hcrdors one herder crawied
into the middle OF the flock lie was
uniujured. but five sheep icll dead
arross bis body ON the Glycns ranch
"A read feli in. great chunks of lee hit
ting Il A portion f.lt ou a tat 'e part
~ demolishing a. A child underneath
tNgafrd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05
National LEAGUE.

Boston. 3; Philadelphia ?, Philadel-
Lhia, ); Boston, O
Cincinnati. 70. st. Louis o. st.
Louis, .; Cincinnati. l.
Chicago / Pittsburg, o; Chicago, l.;
Pittsburg. o. In the first game each
club got one hit each. Run made in
eighth inning.
New York, 3; Brooklyn, ..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05
AotsTED UNION JaCk
Canadian Lady Mas Compelled TO Haul
Down British Emblem.

Lincoln. Nsb July o. Miss ANN
Tompaett of ESQ Sonth TwentietH
street. Wednesday hoistcd the Hrit b
uar over her cottage She came ru
Gently from Canada. and aid NOT H.
derstanh the fuli meaning ~ ttt
Fourth ~ Julv celebration 4 Hfr1
croWt gathered. and was thFvateu e.
20 haul AoWu the nHg when the mat. A.
was rrr, tied 20 tbe police. and
Tomnsetg was compelled fo haui f
dozen
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05
American LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, 3 New York, /, New
York . Philadelphia. |.
Cleveland. 3, Detroit ,; Cleveland,
.: Detroit. 7.
Washington. s; Boston, /; Boston.
Q. Washington, g.
St ouis 3; Chicago o; Chicago :;
81 Louis. I
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05
Southern Lea que,

New Orleans, IS; Shreveport. G.
Atlanta. Is: Nashville /: Atlanta,
3; Nashville 3.
Montgomery .; Birmingham. 1; Bir-
mineham, 9; Montgomery. ,.
Memphis. g. Little Rock, & Mem
phis 7: Little Rock, 4.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05

EgAaAFs. isal 1mIY RAJ nNF~a
ina twelve rears ga tlea ffom iufA
sRs resulting from q wnuua rsnHsd nY
the explosion 80 hi@mk carfrfdE
Fred Hsach cost an ~ve en @eswnni III =
giant fr~crxas~v
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cAA1css AGAINST COUNT.


Aileessior 10 Ne Ietroeuesa Ss~ sy,
TEN OF Corruption.
View York faly - Parts dispatch
TO the Herald giviug an account Of the
inralidasiou af tnn election 10 the
French chamber II deputies Of Count
Boni de Camtrliaar IA a deputy Tor
Casieilanc In thu bases ~ the Alps.
rays that the commission tn which the
election was referred reg commended "A
valuation. b. VI p.dnier demanded
public debate, and declared that
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: ANNOUNCEMENTS. =
>>>>>> >e>>>>
The following announcements are
made. sublec, 10 the action OF the
mocra,ic Primary. July Is. 1905:
Por judge 10th Judicial District.
LEE HAWKINS.
q. c, GRocE.
For 1oaaty judge.
YANCY u. EEMBi.E
TOM SPENCER
o.
Por County Clerk:
ci'ARl ES CROKER.
BOB BURLESON.
JESSE PARKER
JOHN NJ LO0GINS
For District Clerk:
ALVIN ? KIDD.
AMI CAROTHERs.
CLINT sPALDING
For County Attorney;
MARK SMITH, Reelection
JNO. d. McRAE.
For County Superintendent Of Pub
lie instructions.
G. b, WINN.
For Tax Assessor:
J. N. Reelection.
J. c. WILLIS.
JACK klLLEBREW.
For Tax Collector.
SNIP SPENCER, reelection.
For Sheriff:
W. H. FORBES.
TONY CROWELL.
c. A. MILLER
J. w. KENNEDY
J. P. MINNiCk, reelection.
J. P. DARDEN.
W. H. (WilD DAVIS
M. W. M'KNIGHT.
For Commissioner Precinct I.
NJ. D. RUTHERFORD.
o
For Commissioner Precinct A.
w. A WITHERSPOON.
r. P. GRIMES
r. s. (RUFE) BYNUM
ED LOWE
CITY ELECTION.
For Alderman Ward 3:
GEO. w CALLENS.
T. j. BALES
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05
BIAS BALL.
Texas League

Cl~burne. 2; Dallas, 1; Dallas, 10:
Cleburne s.
Fort Worth, s. Waco. 3; Waco, &;
tort Worth. T.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05
South Texas League.

Beaumont, A. Austin, 0; Beaumont
3; Austin. L.
San Antonio, q Lake Charles. 1.
Houston. 8 Galveston. 2
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-05

Thrn~ desths ara nsnris s@sen g~r
@ous i15urs-i aaFsng Feuffa 81 July
Festivities oers rred "a CAicaxn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-15
CHELSEA.

The ehelsea brass bard 81 the
fusion rally ~ Yershire "Wednesday
night
Firrand8 Perkins II seriouslv m ard
confined to tile house with siiroaic kia.
ney trpuhie
Mrs Frank Cushffan If Tnrbridge y
visiting Der mother, Mrs. Nellie AieKan-
der. at ~ NJ Nattoon's
Mrs. Ernest Rowe Of Sew Haven.
Coma, Is with her children boarding AZ
Holtoa 5. Annis % the we4t hill for
few wpeks
Mrs. III. r Townsend iefs the FIRST
VI TIE wreck for Lake M0rey, where she
will ~ the guest of Mrs. finoarirh II
81 fehnshury. wh0 was formerly a
1heisea ladss
Allen Smith. who has been fhe popu-
lar clerk at4tbe hotel since Nzy. com
plsted his Iabors tBeye IaSt SATURDAY
and went 70 his home il Tssnbrid9e -
visit his kAn8heF ion 4 sfnft TINE. after
which he exFects ~ ~ rs Chicago 10
take pesitben in store.
Lawver Nfores s. Bixby witt ria
wife. Il Zee York city. are N town
fos short star. 3ir. Bixby : ; neph
ew Of the late Iiira L. BixbF ard i the
present owner IL the old nixby home.
stead On the west hil His wife j. q
cultured singer 81 great rrpBte bath in
the United States and abroad.
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Aang tlfe interesting Old books that
are owHed hy people Of this city i An
Authentie history 81 the Vermont State
Prison. from the Passing II Ehe law for
It's Erection n 1907. % lulsSs 1873 Tn
der sneh > lengthy tTtle John Russell.
Jun, gaze q description 81 the founding
OF the Windsor Institution in 4 quaint
way telling rhat he WAS rat 8aing the
work - much f0r the inve ID ii ss 10
enable hin 10 secure eslseaiAF einsn-
ton. 0ls ~ the interesting paragraphs
il thiss The Vermont state prison j.
built Il sneh material, ard - strongly
fiveted xith iron bars. that nashing iess
than sone grand. s1use zneafs eunyul-
SION 81 Stature Niii ever be aaH q ds.
ssrov IL Il i sueh A. Hsass. Il weii
managed. forever preesFide The possibility
III escape, esen frum tive MOST anaeHsmis
villain
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bought
chance Q on a
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TALK OF THE TOWN.

New fall waists Al yaughan's
Read the City bakery's advertisement
chiIdrens white dresses u cost AZ
Perry's.
Wednesday evening. Dancing at the
Pavilion
See tbs auto shirts It the Msvhorter
Go. Store
See TIE new embroidery trimming II
Naughan's.
More af those straw covered travelling
cases for Sfgs 81 Abbott's
esorton's MINISTRIES al the Opera house
Thursday night. See the parade At noon.
The City ish market has ! couple Of
swordhsh which they are exhibiting 70
their customers.
base bali fans, get 4 Bobby Burns
browns latest five rent drink u tlse best
ever. Ask the man.
A discount of twenty five per cent on
all trotssrs for men and youths at
Brady's clothing store.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet At the Methodist church Thursday
afteTnooz II a.so o'clock
The Socialist meeting this week -siIl
Be SATURDAYS the ~, af b. M Let
every member and syfnpathizer he pres
sat, Granite street Socialist bali
Owing to the meeting Of tbe 81. W.
~ a Eafwg ,affasi AZ E-an = sss fnp
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The Tewn 81 Barre las established
additional poiiiDg places. agreeable 70
places designated ior the casting q. bal
lots are nov. Unity Temple ie South
Barre. Mills hall in Granikesille and
the central polling piaer at East Barre.
Herrtof0re the voters have besn required
u 20 - Hast barre 10 vote
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The regular meeting II the Modern
WoodmeH 81 America giIl b bid Wed
nesdax. Aux Is, az $50 >. n. ia K. Of
c. bah. The meeting IS called early 10
give the members who desire an oppor-
turitv to attend the raliv ne the opera
house on inst night. Officers please take
notice Per Clerk.
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TABLE DAMASE AND CLOTH.

Onc lot of b8-inch All pure linen
blcachcd Table Danlzsk that sells III
the piece at 75c per yard. These
are remnants z yards, 2 IL yards and
8 yards long al SIZE, sf.49 and
sf.70 each. Best values on our
counter for more than one year
In this purchase IL a rob lot Of Table
Cloths as follows
Bleached Dsmask, 2 IL y4rd open
work bordered cloths for only Sf.49
each, ; yard cloths, same quality, for
Sf.69.
Extra heavy all linen Hemssitched
Cloths, 2 III yards long, now for
Sf.98 worrh 81 SO.
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THURSDAY. August 18th. the anHiyer-
sary og the battle 81 bennington. being
a legal halliday. the foilawiae banks
viii close all day, in aeeoFaaaee with
the usual eslst0m National bank of
Barre. Granite savings hank znd trust
company. Barre savings bank and trust
company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-15

The fans should beaE in mind that the
bail game Tomorrow between the Champs
and Burlington at Interrify park Will
be called at 31s o'cloek. Instead of
ssts, - that the tsam may sake the
$500 train 10 Ottawa.
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BARGAIN TABLES.

we cannot ID YOU more good than
70 ask you ID take one more look AZ
these tables before they are Stripped
for Fall Goods One table has odd
lots at onIg &c per yard
Another Table has better Cloths
thar were 18c ID Csc, now Al f2f-2c.
Another has soc values that you
can find on these tables az 29c.
Then i you viii step up 70 the
second floor you will find 4 bargain
table of ChiIdrcn's Dresses and La
dies SILK Waists.
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WOOL DRESS GOODS.

Here are special values for chill
drcn' school dresses At bur the price
Of cheap cotton goods.
One lot Of half wool "a inch Gran
tie Cloth il brown, tan, castor, black
and white, III our windows and on
ctr tables 1t IN Ire per yard
An colors, Is follows, Of 2S-inch
all wool Tricot: Slate, dark navy,
light navy black, brown, garnet,
green and cardinal. in fact, III Of the
best coIprs now displayed ii CIR win
dow At 25c per gard.
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Il i rarely that the people 81 Barre
are permitted 70 hear three uen ii ire
same evening q thr pfominenes 81
Darling. Foster and Proctor TIE CITY
Hall ought to be crowded. THIS We'd
nesdav evening.
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A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
TRUNKS AND BAGS

In arranging your trip 49, be ii long short
you will provide suitable and proper for
your baggage There is question bur is the best
Of travelling traps town. We always guarantee
everything we SELL Trunks $3.50 to $1,000 Bags 65c to
$500 Suit Cases 100 TO $1,000 All shapes Of Hand
Bags, all styles Of Telescopes Trunks and Shawl Straps
Leather Tags Everything you'll need travel with
convenience.
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A ?. ABBOTT & co., P ABBOTT q coA.P. ABBOTT 8 co.
y The Daylight Store y
FOR TEN DAYS

following the regulators
They little
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Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-08-16
FREE AUDITORIUM.

For USE OF ALL INDUSTRIAL
AND EDUCATIONAL SOCIETIES OF
ARKANSAS. STATE FAIR GROUNDS,
OAKLAwN PARK, Hot SP1NGs, ARK
ANsAs, OCT. 1sT TO 10TH.
An auditorium with almost 5000
seating capacity has been arranged
at the State Fair Grounds. The
Fair Association propose to give
this immense auditorium for the
free use of all societies or organi-
cations that have for their purpose
the upbuilding of any industrial or
educational department
All programs so arranged will
be incorporated in the Souvenir
Program of the First State. At
least $4,000 of these Souvenir Pro-
grams will be given away free to
visitors at the Fair.
Programs of this character will
occupy the auditorium during each
of the week day mornings of the
Fam. This promises to be an ed
ucational forum, the influence of
which will reach throughout the
length and breadth of the state
and which is destined to grow into
great popularity. The discussion
of the many vital industrial and
educational problems that will
have to be solved in the develop
ment of the varied resources of
Arkansas will be most valuable
and impressive at the State Fair
where near at hand may be found
on exhibition the finest examples of
all that has been produced in this
state and where there will be as
sembled every day people from
every nook and corner of this
great commonwealth.