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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29

The present Lard Falmouth's faith
er, who twice won the Derby, made on,
" one bet during his racing career.
The amount at issue was slxpepce.
Lord Fairmout won the bet, and had
that coin set in brilliants as q brooch.
for the wife Of his trainer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29
The south Al the Bar.

"a monstrous perverston of Justice"
says Major st. Clair Abrams, Of the
lands fine in the New York World
This is only the opinion of a South.
ern lawyer, but we need not forget
that Southern lawyers we're consider,
ed able and learned before Bonaparte
and Roosevelt were born. - Florida
Times Union.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29

EaStpound.
for WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
No. 8, 1925 a. M; No. Il, 1888 p: n;
No. 4, 'SI0 p. m. Qocal to Grafton.)
CUMBERLAND ACCOM-. No. 8, 1900 q
m.
GRAFTON ACCOM-, No. %, '1o:51 a. m
Westhound.
For COLUMBUS and CHICAGO, No. Z
1924 a. !; No. II, 1880 p, m.
For WHEELING, No. z, 1924 a, M; No
II, S7:iO a. m. NocaO; No, II, 1880 p
m. CocaD; No. IS. "e.os p m.
Mononoat Division.
For CLARKsBURG and WESTON, Leave
(for Clarksburg only. Arrive, No. .
KISS q. m. (for Clarksburg only); No
s, 1850 p. m.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29

Schools books d Globe Book Store
watson Hctei buildiagS 4,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29
Pe:!.nllnY social.

ne Penny Yard Social which was to
be held Id the Diamond Street M. q.
Church this evening by the Ladies'
Aid Society, has been postponed on
account d The funeral Of Mrs. Mary
aionagop Instead q the social the
ladies wtlltneet 1T the home Of Mrs,
O. q Hailson Wilson street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29

EFederlckR. eusEnsey editor 81 Ele
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29

'Daily. xDally except Sunday. !sundas
nnlY
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29

years ago.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-13
Tie Gardeners Convention.

The meeting of the South Tex
as Gardeners at Brownsville Friday
and Saturday OF this week promis-
es 10 be very successful event,
All indications point to meeting
which will be OF great value &c
those engaged in the trucking
business along the line of the Gulf
Coast Railroad. The committee in
charge of the entertaining of the
visitors report that they have re-
ceived great encouragement from
the business men of the city and
that they viii have ample funds to
give the delegates to the conven-
ton a good time. THE HERALD
will publish the program of the
meeting tomorrow.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-13
Knocking Brownsville.

There came into Brownsville
yesterday morning from Harlingen
an individual, who can be identi-
fed, if need be, who is armed with
a very big and particularly vicious
hammer, which he is using with
all of his strength at knocking
Brownsville. This individual in
formed the passengers whom he
encountered on the train that
Brownsville was a very desirable
place to stay away from, that the
town was in a very bad sanitary
condition, with yellow fever and
mosquitoes galore, that the water
here was bad, and the whole town
full of all sorts of drawbacks. He
frankly stated that he had already
succeeded in turning back num-
Der of persons who were coming
here, and intended to prevent as
many more as he could from COM
ing.
1t happened that one of the pas
sengers whom he encountered and
entertained in this way was res
ident of Brownsville, and after
learning the views of the aforesaid
individual, he informed him of the
fact, which put something of a
damper upon the conversation. It
was from this passenger that THE
HERALD learned of the incident.
The matter was reported to a
member of the committee that was
appointed by the mass meeting
last Thursday night to ferret out the
yellow fever liars, and it is to be
hoped that some steps may be
taken to call this enemy of the
town to account. There ought to
be some means of reaching him
and silencing him. The name of
the person referred to is not known
positively, but he can be easily
identified. His residence is. either
at Harlingen or at Raymondville.
He has been connected with the
hotel at Harlingen, but is also
interested in the land business at
Raymondville, and probably wishes
to build up his own interests at
either of these places by defaming
Brownsville. While THE HER
AID does not believe that the
better people of either of the places
referred to would countenance
such malicious attacks upon this
town, yet it would be kind on
their part if they would assist our
people in quieting him.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-13
LOCAL ITEMS

For rent, the Episcopal rectory.
Apply to J. W. Hoyt at Cross S
store. Jy-12-tf.
The Brownsville road brought in
large number of passengers last
night.
For SALE -Seven-room cottage
on St. Charles street. Apply at
HERALD Office.
Wanted-Teacher for three chill
dren at my home at San Benito.
JOHN DACKR,
A1-2w San Benito, Texas.
The tourist car Bernice with a
party of prospectors aboard came
in last night over the St. Louis,
Brownsville & Mexico railroad.
Call up phone 1874 for baggage
transfer, moving van, carriage. We
meet all trains. Freight hauling
solicited. MASON Bros.
FOR SALE-0,OOO Banana
plants at Carmen Ranch, z miles
from MatamOrOs. For further
particulars see Louis KOWaIsi.
8-7-2wk.
One of Collector Vann's pet
deer, which he keeps in the yard
at the federal building, died sew
eral days ago. This is the third
deer that the collector has lost.
The cause of their death is not
known.
Miguel J, Morales is established
here. Guarantees to teach anyone
to paint his own pictures in oil
colors in few hours. All kinds of
pictures enlarged in crayon pastel,
oil colors ETC., ETC., from $3.50 up.
Studio near rear Miller Hotel.
A7-1wk.
Brownsville has been virtually
cut off from telegraph communica-
ton with the outside world today.
owing to the telegraph operators
strike. The business of this Office
all goes through Galveston, and
the strikers seem to have this line
we'll tied up. Manager Sanborn
informs THE HERALD that he has
not been able to get any business
through today.
The appointment of Herbert
bennett, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. bennett of this city, to the
position of secretary to Vice Presi-
dent and General Manager Jeff N.
Miller of the St. Louis, Browns
vile and Mexico railroad has been
announced. Herbert has been en-
ployed for some time in the gen.
eraI offices of the company at
Kingsville, and will still continue
to have his headquarters there.
His many friends in his Old home
are much pleased to learn OF his
promotion.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-13
Notice.
promotion

I am now ready to pay Cameron
warrants of the jury fund
up to registered number I0,087,
and all of the fourth class.
EDGAR L. HICKS,
County Treasurer, Cameron Co.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-13

ANTI-CORPU is not a COMMUNICATING drug
or patent medicine. It Is made absolutely out Of
vegetable matter only and is perfectly harmless.
It is made in the shape of a triturate and IS
pleasant and easy to take. 1t IS endorsed by
physicians and scientists all over the United
States as the ONLY sure and safe Auti-Fat
remedy.
ANTLCORPU-' reduces double chin. fat hips
and fabby cheeks. Makes dull complexion clear.
and healthy and the skin close-ftting and free
from wrinkles.
FAT people reduced by ANTI-CORPU do not
become fat again.
SOLD UNDER A GUARANTEE.
"ANTI-CORPU" IS guaranteed to be absolutely
harmless and to reduce fat from TO S pounds
week or MONEY BACK We are corporation
and perfectly responsible.
Price 81 per bottle. Ask your druggist for II.
but take nothing else Just as good. +" or we will
mail It to you postage prepaid on receipt Of
price.
We will send 4 sample bottle r.
FEE ceipt of 10 cents to pay for postage
and packing. If you will mention
that you saw the Ad. in this paper. The sample
alone may be sufficient to reduce you to the
weight desired.
ESTHETIC CHEMICAL CO.,
Desk ?: ST. Sixth Ave. New York. NY.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30
Mnbet &apitel.

uNeaa, @u6 tie Sob, iaa fon1 BET en6elig / Sr6en!
Set bar ogiaa paa bgie Sio> ON ct @parter fan Sc
bore Der! Seq bar gioet 6olfene oppe paa &ejen
%npiagtiee SSnitrufser;; iao mart 8oenen fom1mer til
@Dne paa &pien, fnalber set fbrite 8gsieffn6."
.uW1e1 @r. Direftgr, De er 10 Spr % 6lamn1e i
Dag!"
Spar BOG pau &rRfterne till set bigtige 2jeblif!"
rNeaturligpts / Geres Stilling iom Gerenronime-
ier og @ofmarfful -"
rGpor paa Deres Gittigbeoer, mine &errer," of
breo Diretteren prgerlig @pottefuglene. nSSeg btl6e
gnife, at en- al Dem bar bleben be9ret me6 set forbi=
itreoe Sberp - leg bar NOT at 6et!"
@ele Sen tqlrige Sunftionerbeiton6 peo oe 8erfpp-
ie 8iergoerfer og Miner itoo fuIo @ola beo 6ooen
al Srappe1 til &opeobDgningen. Set lotlignenoe i
n1ooerne elegant 8illaItil bpggeoe 5teo n1e6 bets nDe
Sacaoes itore Speilglasrl10er og pr9gttge Sort gjor=
6e / og for Jig ct n1eget tmponerenoe sSnotrDf, og bette
bleD f%orft9rfet De6 9Dnet al 6e %noitrafte, lmagfnloe
&apeanlpg, 1apnlig ben Sag, 90 alt bar i 6eitoragt.
M3an bapoe s%ie1riDnlig tpnnt %iamtltee 9ripbuie for at
ipnDffe 9rapper, 8alfoner og 9errasier meb set RI
geie 8lomiterflor. De foitbareite, %iial6neite 8lanter,
Der ellers fife tom i 8ergring me6 friif Stuff, u0fol-
6e6e ber 6eres Garbepragt og 8lomlter0uft. Ober oe
itore @rRspl9ner ien6te Springpan6ene 6eres ifin-
ren0e Straaler bit op 21ttten, ou1g1pne= at bet bler=
lige Soraars ombDggelig pfeieoe SntDffe - og forqn
beo SSn6fiprielen iaas en- ubpre 9@report, g6ielt iflDf-
fet meo 2epgnirlanoer og Saner og 8lomlter.
uSSeg bar mere emo NOT al 6et!" gientog Direftg-
rem, ibet ban traa6te ino / 6e andre @errers areos.
Ser f%orlnnger ST. 8erfop en- iaa %glimre1t0e Wfo6ta<
gelie Jon m1ligt og tror, at alt er .giort meo, at ban
giDer os carte blanche. Solfenes CODE Billie regner
ban life meo. SSa, nadr Ri enooa bapoe De @rbei-
oere, hi bapoe for tpbe glar iioen. Naar Der en- Gang
at og til bar en- 5eitoag meo Iiot Dams ON a%ftenen,
iaa bebppeoe man %iaompno, life at lprge for Surra-
%raabene, men MI pasiip 2igegpl6igbeo paa ben enc
SIDE, aabenlps Mo0itan0 paa ben an6en. Set bar
rar fomn1et iaa btot, at Be operbopeoet baboe n9gtet
at giDe bet ul1ge !Serfab 1rogen iom belfftz Mootagelie.
gfaar De Morgen tager tilbuge til 8pert 81.
Scbpffer, iaa furoe oet life ffaoe, ON De beo 8eret.
1ingerl on Dor Set beo 2eiligbeo Ioo faloe ct @iinf ON
BET #iom man oerinoe life peo eller life bill pioe.4
((55crtnttesll
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30

Mfi1 &ttorie er I'LL fer6tg = set 1ninoite BET
al Sen, ser CT ber6 at fortelle. Set bar life ale,
ser bar iao benlige in1oo mig, ga leg benote tilbuge
til sppre Mallotp, iorn Wfaora5a bapoe bere1. Seq
1tnatte %oberpin6e n1egen 4ltloe;; men leg Tan goot
lioe, at Soft bite mig oeres Misbag. Set bar NOT
nbebaaeltgt; n1en leg bar glao oper, at Ser bar nogle,
ser bapoe fplt for min fiere @u6mo6er og beret
pre6e ooer ben l1ret, leg bab6e giort benoe. 6rn
Sollp bar on1iioer tilgtbet mig; men set bar paret
lenge;; leg tror life, bun bar Taft let beo at glen1me.
Min parite 5trof er bet at ie @aora5as Gorge
6ragt og. 6e ny Grrer / be16es @niigt. Sit trots
benoes Orb ON, at set er CUBS @illie, Ser itprer
benoes 2ip, fpler jeg alti6, at Sen itprite @ore, Ger
bar rant ben6e, alortg piloe bere inotruffen, bpis
leg life bar lgbet bort.
Mit 2onoonerlib forefonnmer mig io11 en- Dr9nt,
naor leg iiooer beo Bino1let og Ter US paa Ma6ra5a,
Ser pasier fine 8lomIter oa LITTER til 8iernes Cunt
nen.
Seq boaber poo, at leg tan trpte min fierete
Sen; men leg Tan lite uoilette al ben Smerie, leg
bar foraariaa q benoe. grinoringen ON ben bitre
Sflrffaie maa ditto blibe tilbage, men al6rtg al,
orig mere bill ieg forla6e ben6e- nei alorig!
uSer u6en rette" fomner og benter Gig!" be,
merfer W1oora5o, ioet bun fpsier mig9og tager min
Een fra mig!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30
Nye Boyer

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IS Cents hver.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30
DANMARk.

Vaarfriske Danmark med Bdgeldv i Spring,
Eneste Danmark i he1e Verdens Ring
Sew naar betynget du trenges rnellem Sorg og
Savn,
Forynget du aabner os din Favn.
Herligst i Danmark Velsignelserne gro
Landmark og Vandnark har H6stfolk begge to.
Kornl@rkens Sange og B@lgebruset fjern og nar
De Klange har allie Danske ker.
Takvare Dannark for alt hvad hun os CAV,
Skjank os, Q Danmark, en- Gang en- stille Grav.
Herren dig kvage d, Land med dine tusind.Aar.
Og lage dit dybe Hjertesaar.
Chr: Riehardt.
I0
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
The MASONIC BUILDINGS.
Probability that the Big Brick Block
will be Put Up this Summer

Probability that the Big Brick Block
will be Put Up this Summer
The brick block which is being planned
By The Masons OF Dodge City will pnb-
ably be completed this summer. At leas,
the committee In charge of the matter
believe that It will The MasOns have
bad different plans submitted to them.
The writer examined one set OF plans
this week. TIE plans show an elegant
three story brick structure, with u hand
some corner entrance TO the ground floor.
The frat door. by these plans, has three
6ne store buildings, OF the rooms may be
cOunerted to accommodate q large de-
parment store
The second fi"or shows lodge room,
and numOer VI nice Office rooms
The third floor IL to be arranged for
the hume II lhe Masonic orders, with
spleudld large nall, reception rooms, etc.
The building as planned would be the
finest business brock 10 D.'dge City, and
II The work ID started in the hear future
NJ predicted II vii. be q substantial part
Of the 0uildlng bWm which has been
started this spring In Dodge City.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
oooGt CITY. KANSAS, THURSDAY. MARCH %, 1907

ptohabilily The next les,.lAture will pass
= direct prlnary elechon law"
2 ''lSis 'hr purpOsr IT the new board Of
railway assessOrs ~ study INTO this rail.
r'md asrrsrD-n proposition c"n.ider-
aDlS W. are MI new men ut the bnni-
mss excerpt M Nn'"u. state auditor,
y III W. d"n'tknOw inncn sbOnt the work
F"r 'hai REASON WE Hr- p'ann,ng to- meet
earlier than n-un TINS Year, and try 10
rrnch AL nndrrstanIir z VI ih- situation :"
"Will Il he the inclination OF the board
THIS Year ~ r+v0lu.'m,iz' The former rail
r'nd assessments snd nix the real value Of
ralIrOad ,p,Ope'n? was asked
"fhat's II DlHtt-r Ahnn' which | know
NJ hing" .aid Nr. Fuzxerald. 'hu, IL
appear. 10 me ina, to arrive NJ the actual
value VI the raj r 'Hls is what The lpgis-
laiurr intended the state b,ari Of rail-
rmd commissioners should do hp
state tax e"in,ni-slnn must also yet Al the
sHilt ihcls, and 1t would seem to Inc that
the two boards should o. operate y
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
PROMISING ATTRACTION.
Hal Reid's AT Cripple Creek" will be
Here Monday.

Hal Reid's AT Cripple Greek" will be
Here Monday.
A stirring drama Of life In the early
eighties entitled "At ripple Creek" will
be presented al Gluck's opera hcuse Mon.
day, April LIT.
This piece Is by the noted play wright,
bal Reid, and l. conceded to be the best
work Of its author The scenes 10 the
ply are laid In the far West In q mininv
camp among the Rockies ano lnanv novel
effrcfs and striking situations are intro.
duced. A Car load Of special scenery Ia
carried for the production The third
ah 10 particular Is worthy Of notice as il
Ia the heav est ever carried on the road
for drama. The story Of "At Cripple
Crefk' is II powerful one, rich 10 tender
human interest, bright with comedy and
unfolded with the utmost skill.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
ACard.

The nomination for mayor WAS not
sought by me, NOR desired, but was ac.
cepted bemuse believe It the duty Of
every good citizen to do the best he can
to assist the community 10 which he lives
Having beeA nominated, however, l
uaturalIy do mot want to be defeated and
ask those who are interested 10 my
election 70 90 present vt the day Of cleo
sIOn aud not assume that thsre will DO no
opposition, for think you will hnd q
very healthy opposition when 'hs votes
aTs cOnntsd I hope 600, for the election
of CMncIl that will be 10 harmony with
the ofiice.of mayer. This election ls next
Tuesday. bont forget the date. :.
Y Respectfully,
A. B. REEVES.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
GOOD INVESTMENTS IN LAND
A t.w OF the good investments here !:


40 ii miles Dodge CITY, 40 acres ready for
sx for quick sale $4,000 90 will carry 10000 three years.
ut Z per celt.
10 Che nw4 4252 fenced fenced Is acres in
wheat "- mrh with the place. WE'LL Is feet 12O
g" f,m aui the northwest r by fed
by springs u h living water the around This land only
aD m miles rm the German Lutheran Church.
Hgem C"nty and one mile from good district school, Price $4,000
cash
4OO mile south of Howell Is water all level Price
$25O Will II OOO cent interest
bht N from t ~ feet To- all in cutvaton house,
barn M II horses gd excellent we'll mill
interest
five Dodge City, IS cresn wheat one4hird
g e- tn the Iucbas+ all good Lnd Price $22O0OO cash.
Ia quick sale $l20O0O
number $50 to alfalfa 100 acres Of
good bay meadow" plenty Of timber shelter for stock largest
good farm residence gd barns three good tanks one mile
from well ton good sch 10" church. and telephone This
incnmhhce VIII give abstracts and deed Will also
the Consisting l6D head high shorhorn
% " r"es and cs numbering about II hea and machinery
Onetbr' cash. carry balance three a per
l6D acres, good level, nw4 of Sec twp @ re- 25
Al acre" wheat "uthird es to purchaser Price $2ooO
8 go NcreH (sec a. twp 25. g 2s four miles Of Howell
rmng "elShhoh with well Improved farms all sides Of only
one mile t" god sch" We thi sec and will give warranty deed
aud Ab tracts TO date showing good tile per acre. and will
carry $20N'o 0O at per cent years.
10 26 ba mile from Wright station wheat
onefnr delivered with the place aoi All
fenced 1T all level alfalfa orchard eo seven room frame
house, barn and sheds three wells from w. two
wind mills tanks God title and abstract Price $1,000 90 will
carry $2O00 no two years.
For full particulars write or see,
/. L. Taylor @ Co.
,o,,- OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
OOOGE C''S' KANSAS
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
CUTTING .SCRAPE
Colored Men at the Coal Chutes Have
aReaI Enjoyable Time.

Colored Men at the Coal Chutes Have
aReai Enjoyable Time.
There .as red not eating scrape at
the San,a Fe coal chu,es yesterday after.
noon, III which Cavanaugh Kuniz was
cutter in.cblet and Len DAVIS was the
"cu,ee.' Davis will survive the Injuries
received IL IL believed, but he flushed the
dshl with his skin slic, d and crOss sliced
in about The most fantastic design imag-
iuable. There was something about u
board bill aud u garnishlneut IN the
quarrel that The two cOi0red men had rs
preliminary I" the slicing operali per
formed upon Davis by Kunlz. After he
got lntO action with hls knife Kuu.z
carved circles around his adversary aud
then crossed them with perpendicular
bars, atterward making hts escape.
The sheriff's i0rse was called and went
on search for KuntS, and che city mar
shsi also joiued Ia the chase, kuu,z got
to puins veral mites east Of town, and
happened 10 connect with the city mar
sha,. aud 90 the marshAl was mounted
and Kunis was On footth Oolored man
knew tns. the racs was over and turned
to meet bis pursuer. He turned over his
cooperating" knife to the marshal and got
on the horse with him aud the two rode
to the shsrltf's party. Knnls was brought
70 town aud placed In jall, and will have
to answer to the charge Of being 40 ex.
port carver.