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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-05-04
Friday, April 27.

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The next reunion of Confederate
Veterans will Ds held held at at Richmond, va.
OF the hundreds Of San Francisco
refugees who reached Denver Thurs
day a number received medical treat
ment for broken bones, burns and 9TH
or injuries.
Professor John Knowles Paine, di-
rector of the musical department Of
Harvard university since 1875 and a
well known composer and authority on
music, is dead.
The strike Of 600 edgemakers at
Lynn. Mass, affecting 75 shoe fac.
tories and 5000 hands. has been set.
tied by an agreement to submit the
differences to arbitration. 858
Reports from Southern Russia and
the Caucasus show in general thor
oughly favorable outlook for crop con-
ditions and the prospect of good
yield Of grain for the coming year.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-05-04
Monday A prll so.

The Russian loan has proved even
more successfnl in France than antici.
pated
Much disapp ntment III felt at To.
I kio at the United States declining the
assistance offered from Japan
Three children were burned to death
ln the destruct tion by IRE Of the Pres
bytertan mission school at Lawson.
4 w. Va.
Reports are 81 circ culat TN at st. Pc.
tersburg that mperor Nicholas win
appoint Premier lite 10 be president
of the council u tlhe. enpir n
Ono 0f the transient dodgers at the
Econony hotel Minneapolis, who
~ regtstered - 7. w Hill, Ecscana.
ba Mich K commit ted suicide III Hi
room ~ r. king carbolic scid.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-05-04
Saturday, April 2s.


Turkish troops have occupied El
Arish, on the Egyptian-syrian from.
tier.
The Stockton, Cal, banks. closed
since the earthquake, have resumed
business
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
have arrived at Naples from Messina
after q stormy voyage.
Henry jackson Wells Dam, the
sdramatist and magazine writer Of New
York, Is dead at Havana.
The appropriation Of $25, 900 made
BY the board Of aldermen Of Buffalo
for the San Francisco relief fund has
been declared illegal By the corpora
tion counsel. 8ss
Dispatches to Dun's Review indicate
that trade Is progressing fayorably
under the stimulus Of more settled
weather and manufacturing plants are
busily occupied.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01

Btrmlaeham. Ala. March 81 Cecil
q AGiiFaa. . i&w-eaok aGsat. u -
Ihs eoWaty 12ll spsn two eharssu ~
eMSszalemsnf. DfsGsTras bs-w n, "a
Vi, d seems tAai MeisTias ebsRised
. lsw snsgsspsdia aaa other beake
frass 4 o. tlssias 10 dispose ~ saasa
apa skst tas bneks psgmaasasiy eiHap
pasFs4 sA0ssiy th1Feafser, ThetF -
III Vmtae vss soms ttee Hpg seass
ttsns. Aeflsi4s wae aaahie 10 Histe kla
eoaan, sss ~ tIas Ia ssek ease.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01

Maseos. Iaaho. March ai.--'The main
balidlaa ~ che university ot IdaAo was
completely destroyed by tiTs early FFk
day mOguiRs Other Buildings con
posing NE lnatileiiop we're a1t akats
aEaa. Nat swing 10 the limited aFe
llshtiar sppasAlas had aano~ sacspss
The buiiaian destroyed eautRined -
r0ms. lmeIaalns ths osaeos 81 tAs pres
ldsai. registrar cad the siFa@vass u
the saricaIsarsl sSpsfimeat A'aIb0a
ana the chemical labogai0gy, and was
10 feet square.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01
planateh Was gnoneous.

WASHINGTON. March ai.--Direetof
woloot,. Of the geological survey
stated that the dianeteh wednesday
night from Casper Ayon.. alleging
that the Great dam at Alcova and the
steel bridge across the North Platte
river. had been carried aSpS By food
vas erruueouA The bFfhee referred
10. he declared, Vas . wOoden oae,
erected aeFoas the river naar tbs dam
site. bat be says the snsinser in charge
ID Reporting the nood nahsa 10 msn
tiUn os "a having been destroyed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01

Bavsnask. Ga. March ALA deal
haa bosn eieeea u W. J. Morrison.
president Of The pesaiuE Car Wheel
Aad AanWtassngine company. snA ",
v Newbtvt. president Of me Atiesta
ear w0Fts, foT = tags ~ 10 acres 10
fhs aorihvessaFn Eabasba o. the sitY.
On which he foFasf eompanf viIl 81
once bssin the sgesssea ~ . t9ea. pag
pinai. TIE esBsiais ststs that the
plaHG wtil have = csBaeisy IT -
wisasls . dAy. u VIII ~ sss:ssss
especially % Hfss Ne aesnsha fos Tar
whssis n thls tnmseIais aeetipa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01
sAEa,Ff,s con klLLs WOMAN.
seuisls Over Lussass Has . Fatal End.
49, Ing on Train.

l~ ING On Train.
Dublin. Ca. March s1.---On thu
wrightsvilld and TenRille passenger
train at Lovete, q pistol fell from the
pocket OF Deputy Sheriff John A. Wal
den, and was fred. The ball entered
the right eye OF Mrs. Ioeena Crabb,
piercing the BRAIN and causing her
death In about an hour.
Mrs, Crabb. ii ths custody Of the
deputy, and q man by the name OF 4.
n. joiner. was. It II said. trying 70
take her from him. Joiner had Mrs..
Crabbs satchel, and SRas going 10 the
door of the coach with # Walden
caught the satchel and endeavorsd to
prevent Joiner from taking It. In the
seuffle. the pistol fell from the pocket
Of the ofacer, with the above result.
There were number Of people on
the car, who testify that the killing
was an accident. and was unavoidable,
Among the passengers were euperin'
tendent Holloman. OF the Wrightsyille
and Tennille road, and Presiding Elder
Mathews Of this district, They ex'
onerate the deputy.
Mrs. Crabb was arrested In Dublin
on q warrant sworn out by Mrs. Wyatt,
mother OF the woman. who charged her
with deserving her children. She was
arrested OH Wednesday by SheriR
Prince. who placed her In charge OF
Walden. to be carried TO Meadows.
The woman died shortly after the
train reached Meadows. Joiner asked
that she be placed In his custody. even
after Il was seen that she was dying,
but the oflcers refused to do this,
The satchel which 'JoineF tried 10
take from the train contained q pistol
and a box Of cartridges.
No blame Is attached to the ofiicer,
who was simply endeavoring 60 do his
dutV
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01
CHILDREN Ola UNDER WATER.
Vsuue Hsy and olh Drowned while
FlahiMa On Creek.

Neuuu Hey and olh Drowned while
Flshina In Creek.
ANcon. Ca. March S1,--Mrs, Fate
Brown. wife OF well.known Macon
carpenter living In East Macon. while
out tishing with her two small children
boy aged four and girl AID ak
years, Witnessed the drowAing Of both
while she was seeking help on Wal
nut creek. short distance from the
farm OF ], W, Mfnter, at Fletchers
mill They had been on the crock
only q short time when the mother
crossed over and warned the children
to remain away from the banks
Soon she heard their wild screams,
and rushing toward therh she saw both
go down into the deep stream, They
had attempted TO follow her and both
went down together She was un
able 10 rescue hem. and while aEsis'
lance was being sought. both drown
ed The body Of tho little Girl was
recovered q short distance from the
po!nt where the two children fell into
the stream, but for several hours the
searching party could not locate the
boy. Both were brought hack to the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01
No Quarantine for MIssIsulppI.

Jackson. Miss March ~ The
house appropriations comittee has
agreed 10 unfavorably report the APP
preparation bill for the state board
OF health. This ls the most profound
surprise OF the session and has aroused
the ksenest interest In both branches
OF the lawmaking body. The report
OF the committee will deny the health
board a single cent. not even allowing
the usual fund and cutting out the
$4,000 emergency fund for quarsn'
tine purposes for the next two ycarE.
The committee simply took the bits
between It's teeth and the only expla'
nation offered for the action 10 thai
Mississlppi doesA1 care for any more
uuarantincs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01

klaeoa. "a. March "a. unaeF ~.
sgspstioas hn1 pspaiy Mssssi~hits,
~ cnep eesnts, h . ssesaaMs ssni
fTutn CssAHss osjsg smtsk. . vii
afnsse6 posnu von&e " seslst1S -
aseGsana. vas saksa ihte eash0af ~
tAt uatsn ssasbee ~ tbs pdlfs ausasss
lifes - Mates ssa sWaifs 4 eAagxs
- sssellae . s.sm ~ meseg n cofssie
oeuss liwe aea go kae csnSAegsa
seuaaes aad s1s ssssrs - snsws faA
eA8fas Sc vas sseasaa ~ Fssslas
~ k1ass skvss 90 rs bsssrss=S
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01

New York. March ai,--Jossph A.
Turaey. note ,sller pf the beak OF
North America. was arralEasd Ia po-
lice court Friday 0n . ehAFKs % ON.
hssElins from the bank tho sum Of t3t.'
900. Cashier wirs. q the hank, sp'
peAFed IN court and via that the nnts
teller had coafsaAed 10 tafiDa the
money. No said $4,000 N the amount
was taken befnss 1900. Tho macy Il
aaId 10 have been uhed Ia speculation
TuFney wah Fomanded without ball an
tlI Monday. TaTAsy h so ysaFa old,
and has ,issn In chs employ ot the bank
far About 30 yeara
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01

Norfoik. We. NasEh sIs---Gaplaln q.
q .1taea a. ths Virginia Nastnal
ERafa. eonvifsed a. me mardrr ~
ens Ckmsron Rssfns1A. fsrmnrly Of
sasns. y. G., whose hsAA h wAs ~
AESA ~ altnnst ssveFed wttha razor
whIeA hs afterwards usea n euefine
Ms pNa fAruat, has bsem tahsn %
nAxhnpaa 70 bns1a Ne prsson senteues
- - pears His dinhepmnsla aiNmte
~ ~ fiegefnr suaaeen fssm ms tiS
ikkFS m.ssiee a tAs stats geNnAe6 Asre
eeFEFni Clys aEo
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01

Athens Ga. March ai.--wort IA pro.
sresaing steadily on the construction
az IBIS race ~ wA,son's mill prepare
tory 10 the butldlns of the dam tha,
II 10 develop ts0.horae power TOT tho
use u the nsw catloa mill that h 20 be
erected by l.. y, Edwards. of this city.
Il IL sstlmaFed that The large dam will
bs iinIshed soms time during tho fall
and that the Mil buIldlnE viii aIa0 BE-
veil under way b. that time, NJ
Edwards will eraca therv . large col.
t0n aliI that wiIl have . capital u
slse.0 600. and Il VII be made oae ~ lAs
oasi mills Ia ills section ~ the State.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01

Hunisviiis: Ala. March sI.--Mem,
bers II the Alabama Fislas Trial clpa
hare aetermlned. 20 conankt = cam
paiRn q etueatign tAroaGh The c0uh-
tiss a. Alasaens h fssos az the pas
sags a Q ,GpnefaI sams lao that VII
pfsspes she EAEs u ths niste. Cane
b SsDwIag saafrsF etpry year threnxh
TIE opasstieas ~ % hantsFa aaa trap.
pers and ire pFsEess Ian h not 81
Snresa esea Hpon ~ fnoss nsg4ani
yialasasA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01

Americas, Ga, March STA Su'
prone oour, decision In IN Amorieus
case rendered Friday has an important
hearing In transferred life insurance
pollees Prior to his death, a year
age. ThomaA NJ, Alien, Of Americas,
transferred for valuable consideration
policies NSgrsaating $1,000, After his
death his heirs aouRht Ia recover the
Insurance. moaoy aud waTe awarded q
verdict In the superior court here, The
transferees appealed the cass 10 the
supreme 0ouTt, whirh Friday reversed
the decision Of the lower court The
case II oass Of general interval Ia lIfa
insurance. circles. affecting ~ " does
the purchase II policies By parties not
related 20 the Insured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01

f4NeRsen Ciiy. d. .NisrxA ai-~TAa
et1nsme epprt Frssab AnngszssA ~
asflsiea tAsg ~ ~. I4eaas epaniT en-
ee enaft ess4 w4A1sl anfhasasy
W'ten \ eSpefnfza = fpsslsss fC ~
e. 80 ~ ENege's Enstns senses hSaa
- - kenth ~ sazen n q. l4plk b
NAa9 4Aa enet1een hnsen ~
- fSel isle - Fsaa EnsAe @ts
NeN s1 ~ xsagg - Grrs faease1r
- esae st~eA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01

i.awrsncesiile. Ca. March ala pc
tision has been circulated by eitisens
fsaldfss near tbs home or MiRs Pearl
Hsr0n. Over the district and elsewhere
asking Judee HraRa 20 cal together
ne Grand Jary ~ ne aajpurned term
0E che eougt 70 b AalA On tho ffth Mon.
6Av b May Rsxt Cor the paFpoae ~
gisink 9 speedy trial b q. l.. known -
"Bnay vaneeFfoFe. WIN last week h
neid % have snsnnlsed Mis- PaasI Hal
tons pear = spsing b. which sha vas
Traafae homsNusd from . tisIi % .
neishbus. wiikiA . mills o. two al Carl.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01

Illnaihahana Ala stMnch giy--Ths
err eoNneal ~ So sest FNauahf sas
shss. will pro1ahiy vpGe isFpsnaAR npan
. statute vhteA s1ii ~ iafraAeesA e.
6Fgiss fskkR so fssFnne isshsrs -
ipass shs aad pepaslins ~ snsi
~ fbsas pskseaf eltg licsaaa se19fsie
eapevsstns gksm - e. hsssaaea kess
The nefhee egues ~ q Feswls ~ ffw
eHsos spmg,stas n.41s ~ ths pcliea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01

up the railroad washouts 70 date. the
ExJress says that Senator ClArk's.
line alone. the San Pedro. I.os Ange.
les and Salt Lake railroad. has suffer
cd . loss Of approximately sl,0OO,OOO
N the Nevada desert between Las
Vegas and Caliente. The company
estiuAtes ten days or two weeks as the
time necessary to rehahilltats the line,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01

DwgNasa. celo. Aafsh al.~.syhe teas
ves HuA Mo GFanAs azislpls aass a.
sssss thsy ags una5la - Nntege saa
aans aEelsn1hes walsh OhssFNet ths
rrash bsfwusa hsse go 6,lysFtsn. All
have esg ! eesse ~ man y WaFh Cd
xfaa saaKefa fkrpeah nls ne lasraE
astsbs Thsy sapSNi tas innnsls win
isss safii lee - lhs semmes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01
FOURTEEN MINERS
RESCUED UNHURT
Had Been Entombed For More
Than Two Weeks.
THEY ExIsrsO ~ EAr'H0 Nay

Mlusrs Were Surrounded BY More
Than 1000 csspass Of Their Fellow.
Workmsn Who Were Caught !" the
TsrrIels orssN.
Lens. France, March si.--Fourteon
OF the 1900 miners who were entomb-
ed In the coal mines at CoGrrisrss
twenty days ago, we're taken from the
mine alive aud well Friday.
The entombed men had lived on
hAy found In one OF the underground
stables, and the niOrssls OF food which
they took iaso 'the mine With them
nearly three weeks ago,
Al attempts 10 rescue tho enlomsed
men had been abandoned more than
two weeks ago.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01

MiaAeS. Ia Massa 1I.,--ta sppsfk.
seq heswpea . tFsaEAt trails e. shn
lsaslns. sRs asAaasap saflrnps Ras
Z sNksnn@ naar l8eSs. An. kmEtsev L.
g p1sgseFx ~ Misses. was eseeflV
sntarN6s 4 g Epeflmnn. egrman. see
.ssAm = SsAsF sn9 e6a hsas tsntS
nsa Wasn n1r1zstg maNsA6 re
taag = Ete aasess = 81 lss~a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01

thiaeee. atwUb sts-pfAtag aAsgng
smnaa EsnssFlDa1 sssgh9ss wss ss
aosspa ssphafhsasiT ~ haSag lsgnas
fAbg~ ~ ntrks ~ 9 stsesf en- meas
messlpa Tnsf 'aex ekasp1 80 ssri1z
ke8 ~ enl wsSeat TAs mssee ~
atFeG fatf ~ Isers pAsli hN4e IS
eraas fhtnae 4 zaiatag w. gat
- rs ssfs - s
- sssFrTr- O. sgeatM
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01
Nsaro Lynehed In Leulslana.

Flora, La, March Sl.-~A negro
known as Cotton" has been lynohed
near Oak Grove station. In West Car
roll parish, Within an ho0r after he
IL alleged to have attempted 10 Grim
mally assault young white woman
MIsa Blair. daughter " CONTRACTOR
at railroad camp whore Cotton" was
employed, discovered the negro In her
room. screamed and struggled With
BIN pntii msinters Vt tbs family were
aroused A posse VAS toYMed and
was quickly Ia pursuit ~ "CoI,ons
who had fed whea members Of tho
family camo 10 AIss BlAlrs rcacao
When captured within an hour, hs Was
hanged 20 tire.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-01
TEST 10 Be SsOE !"
on DEAD BODIES
Ples OF AAlbert Patrick Has
Bsen'G Granted
8IREers FIaNT IRON pRIsoR
fandemned asan Contends thai I'm
ealmIna FluIa and Nes chlorOfOr .
Was RsspenslbIs for the Condition
81 Riees pedy.

- " NV p~~Ss
New York. MeFch 31.--Four years
after the date on which ne was convict
"a d, the murder OF william Marsh
Nice. the Texas millionaire. Albert T,
pAtri0k's plea. that an actual test be
made to prove OF, disproVe his conten1
ton that embalplpg nuid, and not
! phlorofornn. we g cause OF the con.
aition of RiceS body, has been grant
@Ad. IT was the ONCE OF District At
tOrney Jerome. aud not the defense OF
Patrick, however. which has undertake
ZEN the Investigation.
Several times during the years
a1n whcich Patrick has fought his case
With legal moves directed from the
death chamber In the Sing Sing prison,
tbs convicted man has begged OF con
aenned prisoner 70 allow his counsel
% experiment on their bodies after
death in order 10 disprove that Rice
died from the application OF ehloroform,
as Valet Jones testified, and to prove
Rasrick's allegation that Rice died OF
$ general debility.
II was Patriok's contention that the
enbalming fluid, administered after
Rice's death produced and would pro
snuce in another case conditions such
a. physicians. who testified In che
~ 50. ascribed 10 choloroiorm poison
ing.
It was announced from District At,
i e8Fnsy Jerome's ofiice that the expert
xnents 20 test Patrick's theory have
been begun under the dlr1ction OF that
once. The two persons whose bodies
are to be used, 70 either aid in giving
Patrick his liberty or defeating his ef
forts 10 secure q new trial. are pa
tients who died In the Metropolitan
hospital few daya ago and the dispo-
sition Of whose bodies was under the
control OF DR.. Louis Schultz, Of the
scharlties department OF the city. whS
4 assigned them 10 that use. They were
LuiEi csrahottI. aged SC years. and
Rachel Williams. q negro woman. who
was 70 years Of age at her death,
One was older and the other younger
zfAaH Rice. Their bodies will be en-
allned with The same sort Of fluid
whlch was used In Rice's case. After
) suitable time has elapsed. Ausopaiep
Win be held
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-03-10
BRAIN LEAKS.

Good books never made bad
boys.
1t is wise wife who posts her
own letters.
A real Christian doesn't have to
use words to tell it.
The man who jumps at conclu-
sions lands with a jar.
Some men loudly demand JUS
tice while softly praying for mercy
A story that is not fit for ladies
to hear is unfit for gentlemen to
tell.
When man begins wondering
if he looks his age il is sign that
he does.
Men have missed golden oppor.
tunities by merely doidg something
just to pass away the time.
The man who takes no part in
politics has no moral right to talk
about political corruption.
People who have nothing worth
while to talk about usually manage
to keep up lively conversation.
Some men chloroform their con.
science and then flattsr themselves
that they are doing right because
they feel no remorse
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-03-10
OF INTEREST TO rHE SICK.

Following accounts of wonderful cures
performed by DR.. James w. Kidd, comes
the announcement that he is now offering
to send q trial treatment to all sick and
suffering people, without any expense Of
any kind to the patient.
Thousands are accepting this remark
able offer, and the list Of cured patients il
rapidly growing.
DR.. Kidd says: 81 could not afford to
make this offer if my treatment were not
successful in most cases. ! know what my
afford to w to the peope at anu my
expense, what they wilt do. Kindly state
to your readers that if they will send me
their name and address, and tell me in
their own words how they feel, will send
them a proof treatment absolutely free,
postage paid" DR.. James w. Kidd, Boz
700, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-03-10
For Tired Eyes.

Take a cup brlmful of water
Add sufficient salt to be just per-
ceptible to the taste, Hold your
eyes to the water 80 that the lashes
touch it, then wink once, and the
eyes will be suffused, Do not wipe
them. This so refreshes the eyes
that they feel like a new pair. Do
not forget the good rule. AS soon
as you "feel your eyes"stop using
them BY following this treatment
very little time will be wasted
waiting for tired eyes,
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-03-10
A CALL TO ARMS.

In this patriotic Republic there
is war to be waged, and a yicto-
ry to be won, greater than has ev-
er been waged or won, since our
forefathers gave their lives that we
might enjoy the blessings of lib.
erty.
Greater than when in '64 our
fertile fields were enriched with
the blood of our brave soldiers.
This conflict ia a war between
the church and the saloon. war
of sobriety against drunkenness.
1t will be waged until victory
perches upon the one banner or the
or the other. The lines are drawn
the battle is on, the fight is fierce.
The foe is powerful and pitiless,
giant that feeds on the toll and
tears of millions of people. A mon.
ster that blights the happiness,
destroys the lives and ruins the
homes of our country.
o sons of sobriety, behold the
work of this destroying demon,
whose death roll is greater than
that of the great plaques of earth!
Behold the victims of these arse.
nails OF hell. an army of 100000
paupers, 300, 900 criminals, 800, 900
idiots, and 100000, 900 slain every
year!
Hear the cries and prayers OF
wives worse than widowed and
children worse than orphaned, and
rise in the might of your manhood
and pray and vote and work for
prohibition. purity and home.
Onr country, bought with the
bravest blood that ever crimsoned
the altar of freedom, will go into
swift decay if not sustained by
virtue and temperance.
There are in this Christian land
of ours 100000 saloons against
10000 churches. o Church OF
God, swake!-Rev. j l.. Wealth.
erford in Central Christian Advo-
cate.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-03-10
Legends of St. Patrick.

At Sabhal, it is said, can evil
one, bondsman," thrust stick
through a church window and over
turned chalice the saint was
using But the Lord" says the
legend impressively, INSTANTLY
and terribly avenged this fearful
wick edness and in new and no.
beard of manner destroyed the i'm,
pious man, for the earth opened,
swallowed up this magician, and
he descended alive into hell"
Among the apostles converts
was swine herder named Mochua
"And while sitting together they
conversed on holy things, A staff
sent from heaven fell between
them, and the head thereof rested
on the bosom of St. Patrick and
the point on tho bosom of Mochua
which the holy man insisted was a
sign from on high that the new
convert should become n preacher
"And the staff is in the church
still preserved and is called by the
Irish the flying staff.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-03-10

The Gonzales Inquirer fully COW
ers the good question in the follow.
ing paragraph:
1--WE will never have good roads
or those we have reasonably work.
ed for until we have money to pay
them and man who knows how
to make them "
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-03-10
Revenge.

An old man leaving work got
into car. He had not gone far
before the conductor asked him for
twopence. The man said it was a
penny for the distance he was go
ing. The conductor said sharply
to him, "Shut up and pay two.
pence" So he paid it.
The next morning the conductor
received letter without stamp,
which was surcharged as usual
When he opened it he was sur
prlsed to see written on paper,
shut up and pay twopence. -
London Tit. Bits.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-03-10
TOrturd by SaYages.

Speaking of the torture to which
some of the savage tribes in the Philip.
pines subject their captives, reminds me
OF the intense suffering l endured for
three months from inflammation of the
Kidneys" says W M. Sherman, of Cush-
ing, Me-. Nothing helped me until 1
tried Electric Bitters, three bottles of
which completely cured me-" Cures liv-
er complaint, DYSPEPSIA, blood disorders
aud malaria; and restores the weak and
nervous to robust health. Guaranteed
by all druggists. Price Soc,
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-03-10

AS pear blight is caused by mi
erobe, the best way to get rid of it
is to cut out and burn every limb
upon which it appears. Its devel-
opment may be prevented by going
over the limbs carefully with a
solution of carbolic acid-a table
spoonful to Il pint of water is the
right proportion.