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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20
MORNIONs IN SOUTH DAKOTA.

"Mormons are beginning to be ac- tive in South Dakota" said John F. Carter of Mitchell. S. D. This was especially true in Mitchell, and the city, small as it is. has been lately stirred up by Mormon missionaries. Four of them were there and they worked diligently spreading the gos- pei of their religion.
 At first they worked quietly. making a house to house canvass, and speaking of only the more harm less points of their faith. Later on. however. they began public speaking in the streets. During the evening they would preach and during the day they would visit in the residence district. They met their Waterloo. wife of Methodist minister.
 "One of the ladies' societies of the church was meeting at the house that day, and the members all insisted on Knowing how the Mormons stood on the Polygamy question. The men tried to show the advantages of plu- ral marriages and in doing SO used expressions and explanations which angered the ladies. When they told their respective husbands about 1t later the missionaries were used pretty roughly and were glad to get out of town. That ended Mormon ism Tn Mitchell. but in other places preachers from Salt Lake City are in force and doing all they can to gain women to their faith"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20
BRooEIYH BRnEFs.

John Malone spent the day in Willimantlc on business.
 Story of Manhattan that will in terest you in Saturdays Democrat.
 Thomas Temple has returned to Mt Vernon, after spending few days at hls home in this section.
 --There'll be meeting of the Brooklyn and Town Plot Improve ment committee this evening ut 7:30.
 Everybody collected on last Sun days game? Get your wads ready for the game between the Brooklyns and North Ends next Sunday.
 This evening there will be a meeting of the committee, which Is arranging for the fair to be given by the Brooklyn Athletic club next month.
 The candidates for the All-Wa- terbMy football team will meet this evening for practice on the open lot on Bank street. This ground Is where the players practiced last year and is as good as any that can be found as there is plenty of light and suffl- cient room.
 Although there was some talk of installing storm water sewer in North Riverside street, 1t is not at all probable that it will be built for q number of years at least. The storm water sewer in Green street prevents much of the water getting to North Riverside. X few catchbasins never theless would help out on Riverside street.
 "A bulldog, the property of Rocco Di Orio showed signs of the rabies last evening, and after being run down 1t was put to death by Officer Cronln and Mclean. The dog had been acting strangely during the ev- ening, so the blue coats kept their eyes on 1t. About 8 o'clock 1t ran from its accustomed place in the bar Der shop, conducted by Di OriO and went scampering down the street. It was headed off and went back to the shop again, lodging itself in n corner. It was finally coaxed to the back yard where dose of lead ended its agony. The dog was a good bull and the owner thought much of 1t. It had not shown until last night any signs of the rabies and had not bitten any one. People in all sections of the city are shouting that an ordinance which will show results should be passed by the aldermen and not one that will be of very little use. There has been enough dog talk the past summer, and 1t is to be hoped that when the aldermen have framed an ordinance the talk situation will be cleared up for some time to come.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20
NUTMEG CARVINGS
Interesting Items Boiled Down for
 0ur Busy Readera

Our Busy ReaderA The body of the man found float ing last Tuesday in the Connecticut river wns today identified as that of James O'Connor of Middletown.
 The 12:5O trolley car out of Willi- mantle for Norwich to-day collided with a work car at Ravine park and several persons had narrow escapes from being seriously injured, if not killed.
 Mrs Mary Pathe. 60 years old and the widow of Dennis Pathe, died at her home in Hartford about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon from the injuries she received by falling from Char ter Oak avenue car about 10 o'clock Tuesday evening.
 Colonel Charles B. Erickson. presi- dent of the New Britain Christian Science society, announced last ev- ewing that he had found 1t necessary and wise to retire from membership by withdrawal. He would say notll- ing as to his reasons.
 HerbGt E. Tinker. for thfty- three years a member of the Hartford police force and one of the best known officers in the city. dropped dead of heart failure In the cloak room of the police station at eighteen minutes be- fore o'clock yesterday afternoon. just as he was changing his coat to go of duty.
 Roso Martini. an Italian girl. ? years old. daughter of Mir and Mrs Michael Martini of wInsted was run over and instantly killed by a heavy wood wagon owned by Henry Allen 6 Sons and driven by w. Cummings. colored, on Chestnut street late this afternoon.
 Jennie Pitcher, a 6 years old girl. had a narrow escape from a serious accident at Willimantic last evening. She was crossing the street near her home on Main street when an auto mobile struck her. She received sew eral cuts and bruises. Main street was crowded af the time with car- riages bringing people back from the fair grounds and had it not been for the prompt work of Marvin Hall. q boy. the little girl wouh have been run over by a pair of horses. and q heavy carriage which vas following the automobile. Hall pulled the little riri to one side of the read just In nick of time.
 Seven workmen narrowly escaped death or serious injury yestersiay af- ternoon in the new brick block being erected on the site Of the old Hamef@ siey building. when a part of the steel and concrete flooring on the ser- ond floor eave<i in carrying five work men q distance of twenty-five feet through the first floor fo the cellar and piuning two cellar wOrkmen under neath the debri<. All seven sus- talnei minor injuries. but none vas seriously injured
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20
JOHNSON ESTATE SETTLED.
Sold to P. 1T. Hackett of East Main
 Street for eo,5O0.

The estate of Anna 8. Johnson was settled up in the court of probate yesterday. after a whole day of live iy discussion. There are half dozen heirs. some of whom desired the property. which vas appraised at ss.se0. sold immediately for what ever could be got for 1t. and some held out for the appraisal The lat ter won the day and the estate vas sold to P. H. Hackett of East Main street for es.5oo. Turmoil vas then started again by Frank D. Pagan pre- seEtirg a bill for Szoe for services rendered the estate during the past five years- Almost all of those in- terested were opposed to paying this bill on the ground that it vas too high. Finally, however. . com- promise vas effected rather than un- dertake . costly lav suit Inc h9ifu are Mrs John 8ouervfIle. Mrs Frank D. Pagan. Michael H. Johnson. Brooklyn. N T.; WIlnan Jo1nson, Nsv Yosk eity: JoseDA snA Eusnhsth yeAnsoa- Ths psvDsrty is Dsaa111 en v0UD8 oUUDk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20
WILL LEAVE CHICAGO.
Pastor Myers, the Foe of Liquor Law
 breakers, Will Travel.

Chicago, Sept 20-The Rev pr Johnston Myers. the foe of liquor lawbreakers and the pastor of Elm manuel Baptist church Is to leave Chicago October 1. to become general evangelist of the Baptist church in America and will devote his time to travelling.
 He was chosen for the honor, one of the highest to be conferred by his church, ar a general council last Au- gust, but did not decide to accept un- til yesterday.
 Dr Myers was born in Kingston, N. Y.. in 1860. His brother, the Rev Cortland Myers is pastor of the Te,n- pie Baptist church in Brooklyn. Johnson Myers attended Rochester university and the Theological semin- ary of that school. He was graduated in 1885.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20

engiIshman Invented Piano.
 Father Wood. an Eneiish monk at Rome, is credited with the invention of the piano in the year HI.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20

God for the ccugA. removes the cusd fbs cause cf fhs co1xh- nhats' the work of Kennedy's IAxative Hon<y and Tar-she erfginal hxafivs cguga UwD Ccn1nins - epfateA osd 6g H. W. LAks Dsu6 O. Jes4DA c 6u1nA = nnnk o111l uDo11A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20
cxsys Motor Car,

A motor esr has been constructed in Austria for the cfaf ct . cost of sz5.eoo. It is armored lihs . var yeSsei-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20

The "Marathon Mystery vfIi he . leading feature fn Saturdays pa7er- It Is . story of Manhattan and win bs veil vorth rsadins- wat<h ct fsr e.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20

Whss Fcettsii Was . csims. Football vas . crime ia England durirg the rzs<r of Hfnry VIII
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20

Many Aiwsys sa Ocean. Three and . half millions of people are always on the sea
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20
FRUIT JARS.
STONE PRESERVE JARS
STERLING ENAMEL WARE.

18-Quart Preserving Kettle for .59c 14-Quart Preserving Kettle for 4Sc 12-Quart Preserving Kettle for .30c X Quart Tea or Coffee Pot for 19c 3-Quart Tea Kettle for 25c 6-Quart Stock Pot 25c,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20
WILLOW AND wo0DENwARE.

b-FoOt Ironing Board TOT 59c Choppdng Bowl for lOc Now . the time to select your car- pet or rug. It costs no more for first choice than to wait and take the leavfngs.
 Brwsels Rugs, choice assortment of oriental designs and wood colors
 and browns. sizes 9x12, value
 $z0. Our price. Sl7.50 Administer Rugs. rich, soft color
 ings. either oriental or floral de- yigns, suitable for parlors, size
 SKIP. value s27.50. Our price S23 Wilton Velvet Rugs. made without
 a seam, oriental designs. size
 sx17, value s27.50. Our price S2l Brussels Rugs. size sx12, 30 pat terms, all new ones, extra quail
 ity and good colors, value SIS. Our price ..S1445 Wilton Velvet Carpets, patterns suitable for parlors. library or halls. large assortment of colors. value s1.35 yd. Our price sl.1O yd s5 Rolls Pure All Wool Ingrain carpet. either large or small de- signs. value T5c yd. Our price 69c Brussels Carpets. new up-to-date
 patterns. good wearing quality.
 value S5e and SOcyard. Our
 price ... ........ 79c yard Brussels Carpets. suitable for
 rooms. halls. or stairs. Special at .59c yard 100 Rolls New Japanese Mating
 All colors. carpet patterns. value
 soc. special .23e ward 70 Rolls Cork Linoleam. neat pat
 terms. small figures. worth 55c- Our price ... 45c ;eo Pair Scotch Lace Curtains
 wide and full Iergth- good oual- ity, well worth s2-e0 pair. Spec % Pair RuffIe Muslin Curtains. value Sec Special ..35c Q Different Patterna Erfpe Mad ras and Snowflake C1rtainz any color yuu may vish- 75c to S36O pr gents for -Earthquzke- the great carpet cleaner.
 Thf3e Enzmeled Steel Beds. with aIl 1rua Spring. complete. vzlue @sss-. sRsasr.-<. -.-08
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20
HEAVY TINWARE.

Flour Sitter for .25c 10-Quart Dish Pan for .25c Heavy Tin, Round Wash Boiler 25c
 2-Quart Dipper for =. ... Sc 1-Quart Graduated Lip Measure Sc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20
GALVANIZED WARE.
BRUSHES AND BUSTER.

Ostrich Feather Busters for loo Ceiling Duster, Long Handle, for 1Oc Scrub Brush for 8c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20
JAPANESE WARE.

20-Inch Tea Tray for l9c 25-Pound Flour Canister for .49c
 Candle Holder for Be Dust Pan for Sc
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25
FOUND HEADlEss BODY
GOT FAR FROM WHERE MURDER
WAS COMMITTED
nranits CITY, M, Excited over .
Ftsd That fnaicates . Hur-
der Mystery,

st. Louis, May ie,--The hcadlcz
body Of . nan was taken 10 voorhees,
undertaking rooms In Grants City
"Wednesday morning. Il was found IN
Q pool In the rear a saloon IN Mad
ison, not far from where Joha Hickey
waS sandbaeged and killed last week
The abesnce of the head, though there
sers no ether marks Of violcEce found
by the fret cuwory examination Of the
body, indicates.thAt the man was mar
dsred, and that the head was removed
10 prevent Identification.
Deputy Coroner Voorhees, immediate
" notified Coroner streaper Of Laton
that there was anothsr murder mys-
terry for him 10 solve IN Madison, and
the cofoner started there to begin an
Investigation.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25
PRINCESS cHIMAx' LATEST
GNales aim 20 VISIT Rixe's Mother,
ana WIN Now TO LiviAe
statue Att.

vienna, May is.--rhe eccentric prin-
cess ChImay hla just taken ber latest
Italian husband 70 visit the mother OF
ihe gypsy violanist Rigo, In the village
of Rsksod. sho brought nom Paris the
tombstone Of RIGGS fa.her. who 10 bur
led there. She oonAdsd to Der former
mothsr-ipiaw that she was unhappy
10 her present marriage, and that sns
hoped to recover Rigo.
Heating Of RIGGS financial didicui-
ties n America. she ts.esraphad large
san. bat II was deo,insd. After scAb-
ssring money in the village, shs has af.
rived st pestA. where she proposes 10
earn more BY exhibiting hcfsek % .
living statue
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25
.FRISCO'S QUAKE
ClnCLEn THE WORLD

victoria, B. @. May iss--Prof. omoyA
the famous Japanese chronological e&-
pert and inventor oe tie onoFs sessno.
graph, arrived By Inc steamer Tango
accompanied by three Japanese archi1
tects, bound 70 Gan Francisco 10 In
vsstigate the effects Of tie earthquake.
Prof omori said bis obssrvebsry bad
recorded the earthquakes which
reached Toxic both acfoss the Pacific
and around the reFerse aide of ths
world. The time Of the beginning Of
the earthquake recorded b Tokio wa
io,s4.Ss .. N. Japan standard tinet
OF b,s4,aB a. m. Pacific tins. the 10
tai Duration being Owe hours n
earthquake was also fecorded et Mixn
sawa. south Japah. and Osaka az
KobA
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25
TERRITORY OUTLAWS
TRAILED TO THE HILLS

vinita l. r.. May le,--Unitsd States
Marshal Darroash. heading q posse Of
deputies, has left vinita to Join RED
Bird, the leader Of the full-eloodS who
afc believed to have located the Wick
iife band Of outlaws Ia the spavinaw
hilIa. A messenger from Red Bird
reached vinlta at Midnight with the
announcement that the trail had been
tonnd and ~has bloodhopnds wsre mead
ed. Marshal Darroush furnished the
hounds and later organized his posse.
Red Eird's men know the Spavinaw
country, are exoellent marksmen and
are determined 10 capture the Wick
Iiftes, who recently ambushed and
killed two federal deputies. Marshal
DarrouEh docs not believe thoy can be
taken peaeeabiy. and Is prepared for q
desperate hght.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25


From the Soldiers. =
New York. May iB.--A cable eispascs
10 tho Herald from Cagliaa eArttniA
says.
Several PERSONS were killed and many
wounded In q collision between troops
and strikers hore. and further trcubls
e expected,
Reinforcements Of the small garyison
have been urgently demanded, and war
ships With troops have laft Genoa and
teghorn.
The trouble began Monday 40 the
elimination Of a great increase IL the
price OF food and an suarchistic asitAf
ton leading the woflrmen 70 strike
Thousands Of men marched TO ths
state tobkeso rnarafsctories and othsf
establishments, forcing the woxtmen
10 strike, smashing Windows Of ahopa
ana upsetting street cars and cahs.
Woman with hed Fias.
Preceded By woman bearing red
flag With q large loaf Of bread on tup
Of the staff, a parade Of strikers wa
formed end passed In front Of tht
mayors house, demanding has resignA.
ton.
Next they went to ths railway stR
tion. which was guarded by troope
whom they proceeded to stone. Tht
soldiers stood their ground without fr
ing until the colonel, Count Ponaa q
San Martino. and Capt. Ganhini had
both been injured b the missiles and
a6 Of the troops and police asenta sess
ousiy wounded.
The Troops Fired
Then there was q scattering tusdl
lade from the soldierA and the crow,
6ed IN panic. leaving 40 Of their NUM-
bers lying wounded Ia the street. Q
these two died before fearhfng tho h0s
pital, four are dying and II are 10
! dangerous condition
An the shope are closed, 10 newsps
per has appeared and the suspension q
work ss general
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25

Great happiness came into the home
Of 8. &. Blair, school subcrini endant at.
st. Adams w. Va. when his litlle dau-.
ghier was restored from the dreadfuf
complaint he names. He says: "My
little daughter had ST, vitus' Dance,
which yielded to no treatment but grew
steadily worse until as last resort we
tried Electric Bilters; ard | rejoice to
say, three bottles ehesled q complete
cure Quick, sure cure for nervous
complaints, general debility female
weaknesses, impoverished blood and
malaria. Guaranteed by Johnston's
Pharmacy. Price 5Oc.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25

The wear 1908 win long be remembef-
ad In the home OF F. n. Taeket. OF Ali
euce, Kys as a year Of blood which
flowed 10 copIously from Mr.. Jackets
lu ngs that death scanned very near. he
wrifes: ssaevere bleebing from The lnnEs
= nd q friehtfuI cough had brought nac
st death's door, when l bsgan taking
DR. Kings New Discovery Eor Csnsum-
pfion. Niih ihe astonishing result that
after takine f.af tbsttsss was compiet-
ely resf5Ied and As time has pfoven per-
msnmk14 cured Guaranteed Tor serc
Lung. Goaolis xnd Gold. Il johnston +
rh.I5s;s. Ii.:Is IS. f.lss a'ls - W. 1f's'
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25
CHINESE KILL CHRISTIANS
Another wholesale murder Of
CAristiahs Reported tn Anhu
Province,

! Peain, May ie.---A brutal tnarder OF
christians IN the Ahhui province 10 re-
ported. Ths yictims are sold 70 have
been French Catholic missionaries and
native converts, and the nassacre 10
tald 10 have occurred last Saturday.
The French charge d'analres Is tn
vest,gatirg and has made formal re-
port 10 the board Of foreign Affairs.
The Chinese othcials offer no infosma-
tiof on the affair
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25
NFoRoEa AND lTALiANe
nns Frs~ esnay Issiy Drivs Asa
ssas Jnss q sssslH.aas ana
s Lag sisgA

Albany, N. r.. Msy ia.-Tas hricp.
naaxers strika. shich ihvelTes nearly
ali yards between NhAAg snd King
ston, reached q efiAs watnesdsy Fhsn
80 isaAan unlon nasn opened hfs %
go negro poa-uniob sosksfs u cosy'
mana.
The Italians have the neg1res ee'
sieged IN the stoolnsdA
fhe anthontiss are unable to upsli
the disturbance, and nsvs agszod for aid
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25
H ad a Close all.

IA dangerous surgical operation in
yolying the removal Of malignant ulc-
er, as large as my hand, from my dau-
ghter's hip, was prevented by the appl-
ication Of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, "says
A. c. Stickel, Of Miletus, w. Va, "Pe-
rsistent use OF the Salve completely
cured IT," Cures Cuts, burns and iniu-
ries. 25c at Johnston's Pharmacy.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25

rnsreesiAa ACTIVITY o. sessVhes.
Naples, May i6.--Prcf. Maiteuoci. d.
rector cf the fovs, observatory, teie-
egraphs that the vsicanic activity OF
Mount vesuyiss 10 increasing and that
khs main crater " dischsrsins q eraat
nuaasisy Of @na. Tho professor addad
that Il was impossible, on ancoua& y
kaln, to explore the s0icanp
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25

wsshlneton. May ie.-I1'hA senass
eoumlstes has agreed % the rspeyt
iAvprabIs 10 the ssarisvel oAnnl. I b 1
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25

Weakly persons use Speer's Port
Grape Wine, unfermented Grape Juice
or Speer's Burgundy. 1t gives tone and
strength 10 the system. 1t is superior
10 all other wines.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25

g. Louis. Mag ts.---aarvtz Hoss.
lsed is, Of yandailk No. ID sAs DATED
States district cc'zzx pleaded Eri>sy 70
ssnaizs iEpropaf Iettsrs thFoasA ths
nails rejecting apun Mis- tnvp Tzp-
~, ! stsdsnt st TIE ssmiuary at ~
lsshry. No. Judsp Fipkslnpu<s ~
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25
n.aso,pA ceu.sy r,sas oeursAsssss

aandoipA csuatv r,sns Oourthsusss
Moberly-Ths county csuft q Han
dolph county has andsS consideration
q proposition % szpsnd lfbo,0o Ia ths
erection Of two cesrthousoA one 10
Hunssvllfs and TIE other in Moberar.
Randolph county has dual court sys'
TEN, bat no dborthcuse n Mcbcris.
Tue building in tsunsviiis y u bsd
repair.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25

Kansas cs.y--wiilisn O e.t.ss. ~
firH member q Kansas citys park
board, cnee president Of the upper
house OF the nuAisipal assembly, and
once q candidate fer mayor. disd a.
hts home About 9 rear aSo he vas
stricken WITH paralysis and nsrss re-
coreraa -
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25

sssferson oity--etate eupsrtntandsns
Of Public Bcncois csrrington estimates
that the Rata eonsrfbusiop 70 the pub
tic school fund TITS yyar VIII sncu1R
te ti.4oo. 100. Tzis v1n sire 70 sacA
On o. The million eonbd eAiidrs4 =
lhs slals no tow1rd sscarinx a M
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-25
TROOPS FIRE into
sARD|N|AN strikers
BfoorsRED on xAneHsT -
LAHr IN MEpfTERRANEAN
prHrro a tABo1 alo4
TROOPS AND SHIPS
HURRIED 70 ecENE

wessan Bearing . RsA fFtes VITA .
Large Loaf Of bread on Yep TIE
stan, Heads . Paraees'stsHe
Troops. and q voilsy gsiiewea
From the Soldiers. =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08
ELLIS COUNTY FAIR.
Personnel III the WaXahachie Com
mittees of the Ladies De-
pArtYnent.

The second annual exhibit of the
Ellis County Agricultural Fair and
Live Stock Association will begin
September is and close September
20.
All who desire the ladies depart
ment 70 make a creditable exhibit
from Wdxahachie are requested to
assist the following committees
Mesdames Y. D. Kemble, j.
l.. Mccartney and Miss Emma Pat
rick
Textile Nesdames ]. f. Watson,
Walter Hood, 4 f. DuBose, Manuel.
f. NJ Hines : " Durham. J. f
Leigh, r. s. Ferris 5. II. Watson,
and Miss Maggie Richardson.
Culinary Mesdames Phil Bertram
r. N. Sleeper r. VI. Rocket Tenn
pletou. o p Sweat. Singleton.
Pierre, and Miss Nollie Phillips.
Educatioua.- Mr.. G. c. Groce,
Miss Kat, Crdil, Elsie Mueller and
GALLOWAY
Cur.o- N,sdames l.. T. Gulick,
g. A KEENAN, George Wilson, F.. h.
k,uayr James Ulnaway. s p skin
Nor and E H Griffin
FIIW,t. Ns-damss e. n Pickett
H rs Noit,.f and &c. Il. Timmous
Baby SHOW Wasdamcs VIII Far.
l.r FIm. Gat.good and ~ IS Pet
,F.
CHHarat department N,sdamgs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08
FOUND A SKELETON.
Bones Discovered By Man While
Cleaning Off Milford Cemetery.

= C. Stephens, recently employed
to clean off the cemetery at Milford,
yesterday, while cleaning out some
heavy underground, struck something
which proved to be a mans skull.
Upon Investigation he found a com
plete skeleton. 'The bones were free
from flesh and from appearances had
been there for a number of years. A
number Of buttons were also found
and We're similar to those used on
DveralIs. Many theories are advanc-
ID as TO how it happened to be on
the ground
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08

I....at kidu,Fs flter the .mpuf
t.. .f- blood and unless thyy
dH .eud health s Impossible
Fu.. Nl4ust GAGS makes sound
t.la. .ld vl.. positively cure all
faru- sf k.aas. .Ht hladds disease
u eftsgs .ts ~hoir sts'ym
<.l ttarfH a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-08

" T. a r. S. reynolds will bc Iu
Town for the next few days to talb
Western land Won can lind them a.
Texas Realty Co og Roger. hotel.
Special nsr.Hins .ip
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-09-07

W" H
Souvenir Day, Free to every
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-09-07

HhHy5 w" H1UI
or dozen ladies fact b1ack