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COLOMBIA OVAL.

ri i 5:s"s' Z i''''''s Allen and 4 Bourne id
The Benscnhurst T-aistles had rather the bet
Ter Of the game against Yonkers, played at Van
CoTtlandt Park, their opponents needed sew
enty-seven runs TO win. and had lost five wickets
when stumps were drawn; the game therefore.
goes on record as a draw. O. Delvale made top
score in an innings OF 40. while J. O. p Hum
phreys PLAYED exceedingly we'll for 30 and in
addition captured two wickets for 10 runs. Tie
bowling Of J. Gregson was the best thing accom-
pl.shed or The Yonkers side his record being
six wicAets for 81 runs, a. r. Smith coming next
with TWO Tor - and s. a. Low following with
tTo FOR % J. Gildea and J. Sinclair We're the
double-fgure scorers for the home eleven.
Splendid scoring on the part Of nine out OF the
lei players on the Kings County team was VII
messed il their game against MOntclair. played
e. Prospect Park. T. W Chapman was the
only man that failed 70 reach double figures. and
his score was Q T. GautieT was top scorer
with 20 not out. Z. J. Atwood followed with 81;
J. D. NacIennan contributed 20. z. y. Reece, J.
P Stuart A B. Lewis and q. W Barnes were
Fl tie 2Gs. while T. II. Clarke and r. E lTeton
Scored i and 10, not out. respectively. Barnes
did The best bowling for the winners, getting
four w!clets a. a low cost. For Montclair. u
Breeze did fire work with the bat, scoring =
CIT Of 81 while 4. Turner captured every WICKET
ttat fell. four 81 them being clean BOWED Inc
totals were. Kings County 260, declared Ioi
tlght wickets. Nontcair. 81
The Brooklyn = team suffered defeat at uie
hands Of the Prospect Park Club IN the secoh"
scticn league game at Prospect Park inc
Brooklyns scoring 1o1 to their opponents ia
Tor FIVE wickets. J. J. Hewitt kept UP his recent
t'od record Jy taIlying 80. G. Bliss was not our
tr g, and J Glne,t added %. The best bowl
Ing On the winning side was done by II. j.
+zaghton, y hose record was four wickets for u
rms On the losing side, /. O. Challenger w
King and :. Stanhope batted in good torih'
Flth scores OF 2G Is and IS, respectively
Inc West Indian team had an easy victory
sea'hst the Friends Adults School team at
Prospect Park. the margin being sixty runs with
"'sls Of loJ ~ -. s. Allcyne played in good
ne Tor 90 for the winners. while F Michael
EDWARDS and .. Roberts scored double hg-
s-s innings On The losing side, ". Pratt was
' Oily man 10 succeed with the bat playing
s1.eiul Innings for ~. The bowling figures
! me game that were above the average We're
| AAegns' Z for is. and r. Ellis. for 22.
| =. uFaEn game was The result IN the match
.Hesh NE Danish West Indians and the World
-, - uhe latter scoring So. while their Oppo-
us hao totalled 80 for the loss Of eight wick
Ee,. Ien ume was called. MCGEE. Drayton and
t-i'h Ga the best batting for their re-
Tbate sloes, while Klyverty BROKER and
were all successful with the ball
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aTtTEN ISLAND,
Total declared for eight wiclets, .....
BROOKLYN.
Total lnlne nicketsl

The Columbia Oval team scored an easy vic
tory over the Manhattans at Prospect Pari. in a
league game. the margin being 90 runs with ,
aickets 10 spare. The successful bowling of n.
3 Birkett accounted for the comparatively low
score made by the locals, Birkett's ANALYSIS
reading wickets for J. runs. a HOskings also
bowled we'll capturing for Is. r. Kortlang
Kept UP his fine average in the league series by
an innings Of -. J. y. Escobal followed with IS
Q. Smith hit hard for 90 and H. O. Wilkinson
vas not out for IS. For Manhattan ]. H Tat
tersalI and i. Snediey scored u apiece by good
batting. while J. Standfast had the best bowling
ggures The score:
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Female

COMPANION.-Re Refined, educated young
woman would take entire charge OF one
or two children. or rs companion: travel
ling or seashore; references NJ. Box ~
Tribune ONCE.
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,opr WIRELESS FOR JAPAN.

From The japanese American Commercial MeeAly
80. tho ten wireless telegraph stations al
ISeslnes der construction, the japanese govern
ready g, ssId TO have decided 50 establish a nun "a
d ,ooTa wireless stations aIons L!e So"'' ~
a , ornsne-e islands within three years
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


BANKBOOh No. 4GJ S14 Of the Union Dime
savings Institution Is missing. ANY PER
son having a claim TO II is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit % having said passboCk can
CelIeN end . na.E nve tsSunl
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AUEFEUE.--I'rivato family; can run
any make OF gasoleEs cur, does own re
pairs. good references. aGa 80. height .
feet IL inches. William kennedy. -
Charles st
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m CRICKET CREASES.
rH4WPIONS IN DRAW.
Erciting Finish Bet7ceen Staten
Islanders and Br0okIgnS.

c-icketers were out in force on all the local
,reases yesterday. The Metropolitan. District
league had four games scheduled in the first
Iecticn series. three Of which were PLAYED at
prospect Park and the other at Van Cortlandt
park Games in the second section were played
n Prospect Park and Columbia Oval The re-
urn engagement between the Staten Islanders
ind the Brooklyns the grounds of the latter
furnished an exciting finish. The champions were
robbed Of the victory solely by the stern de-
nsnds Of the time limit. for at the time an
pointed for drawing the stumps, G:45 o'clock the
asst man on the local team was at the wickets
and had his wicket been obtained an easy vic
.ory fer the champions would have been re-
rorded instead of a draw The uncommonly
FOOD bowling of ". r. Cobb was the best thing
y the game. After being hit for II in the first
syer. he was almost unplayable and finished
with the fine analysis OF wickets for p runs.
T. P. Hurditch batted in good style for 80 J.
{. L Bohemian hit hard for o. not out while
3oubles were registered by 4. g. Laurie. F. H.
Z. Steinthal and NJ. T. Molloy. J. L, Foyer in
both departments. did the best work on the
Brooklyn side. scoring is before being driven
PUT leg before. and capturing wickets for 80
runs. A Brown batted well for Il, r. Macpher-
son was in d long time for H. while G. France
held Up his wicket at a critical period and saved
his side from defeat. The score:
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Chat FFEUK. single: careful driver; good
appelrauce. excellent reference Stevens
DuIyca car preferred. city OK country.
Chauffeur. 81 East ID ave, Eosc!le. y, -
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BOARD WANTED.

BUSINESS LADY seeks room and part
Of board for 81 weekly with quiet Amer
lean family downtown; references eN-
changed. Address J. r. X, Box 50. TrIb-
unA OF1Co
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HEEP WANTED.
Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
Gcod income corresponding for uewsps-
yes. experience unnecessary. Send Tor pAr-
ucuIErs tEess Syndicate. LocAport. n. I.
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he Brooklyn z team suffered defeat at the
hands Of the Prospect Park Club IN the second
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AGENTS WANTED.

BOOK AGENTS. ATTENTION.
II You are n hustler and can Interview
'he better class % business men. we have
me best money maker Yet for you. Cau .
- - a ~. on Mr.. Becker. West 33i 80.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Single insertions cents per line. Six
teen words, seven times consecutiveiy. 81.
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered for period Of fourteen days IN
The Tribune's Directory OF Desirable
Rooms. Write Tor circular.
Full Information concerning these rooms
may be had. free Of charge, at the Uptown
Office Of The Network Tribune, 1864
Broadway. between Both and STth sts.
l.-FURNISHED ROOMS with private
bathroom. hot and cold water. steam heat.
elevator and hotel service: cars 70 all parts
OF the city: cannot be equalled for the
nancy. The Roland. Park ave. and 59th 81.
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Country Property to Let.

OWNER would re:- cottage September or oc-
" tobcr !: and bath near station ana
trolley. suburb Of Yonkers. high location rent S4o
4 C. Box 17G. Tribune Office.
yTyO RENT BY THE YEAR, A FURNISHED HOUSE;
4 with land stable II desired Tue owner
tnf,e bonrd a refined family foF REM . D. f'4'
Westport, Conn
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Country Properly for Sale.
DESIRABLE 40 ACRE STOCK FARM

IDELHAH HEIGHTS
L MODERN HOUSE: direct from builder. plo. 100
xl25; finely situated. rooms two roorns e-orv
irlpTOv efnent; $1,000
AaIFoRTH & CO. II East 42i street
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II KEnNSSURG BEACH
Keansburg Beach Company

10th Floor Z 6 Realty Building.
Broadway and Thames St. Now York
rsIsphones 49, 49, cortlandt
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NOR SALE.-Six-rocTn house: heat bath.
L plere plumbing; lot 3OxloO. railroad station
trolley 81 terms ready for occupancy
ADDISON ELY. rutherford y. L
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DRIVER. Married. acquainted IN greater
New York and Jersey; also shipping
steady place with CHARGE for advance
meut. Charles kara. 81 East Goth 81
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ITANHATTAN BEACH will sell 4 refined person
VI eleven lots the Ocean Parkway for 81 i0C
each. easy payments. brokers. DOCTOR KELLY
South Marlboro. Brooklyn
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NOR sALE--3o nne property. Briar-
Il Cliff Manor. Wsstchester COUNT. TIIOS. LEAItT.
CssininR. y =.
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CHAJFFECR.-Bv young man, ON gas0-
leue car: Is Il good mechanic and caro-
full driver. Address John Gregor. 4l0 East
1ISth at.
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I-vOR EAL.F1.-GrcenTood Lake. = Y. plot l57 feet
i lakc 'front.'. 800 depth. containing completed"
Furnished bungalow. boats, etc. AUpIv IT, II. MAR
SHALL i West Park ~. Newark. \. q
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON mhJ earn
good moons corresponding for nRwsps
psIs. eIpcTIcu,s unnecessary. Send for par
ucu!Ers- Press SYudit ate LockpOrt. n. Z.
OPERATORS WANTED call New York
IN r.- -f~t., = N-ffff1rr.
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CASHIFR-Youug business woman as
cashier or Office work: no objection 20
out OF town S. Box % Tribune Office.
ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriutIons
for The Tribune received at their Up
town Office No 1894 Broadway. between
3Gtk and 97th SITS. until o'clock p m.
Advertisements received at the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until
o'clock p. m, viz: 25s eth ave, g. Q.
cor. 29d st.i fb3 9th ave-. cor. 18th st.:
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
| MlGDonALD- WlGGlNs Go.

Established - years. II You reGuirs
capital or partner for your business x
you desire TO sell 4 business or manufacture
trS plant no matter where situated, send
Us full particulars We work strictly On
commission basis.
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FemaIe-

YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS
WANTED FOR SEWING MA
CHINE OPERATORS AND GEN
ERAL KNITTING MILL WORK
GOOD WAGES AND ALWAYS
STEADY, $40 PER WEEK PAID
WHILE LEARNING; BOARD,
$40 PER WEEK. ADDRESS Ell
MIRA KNITTING MILLS, Eli
MIRA. \. \.
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TrANDsOhF u room residence for rent; West
III deId n J. For further particulars address w. L.
PROWrN 50 Pearl St. New York. or WestheId. n. J.
, CRT2s At Chappnqua crest Of hill,
n with fine view: win sell seven moro acres.
EDWIN BFDELL. ChappaGua- n Y.
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l MADE $50, OOO In hvo years in the mail
O. or business began with So ANY one
can 90 the work home in suara time. Send
ioE Tree booklet. Tells how 10 get started
MaEaEor. Eox rs Lockport. y. Y.
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WAErEp-A how I'm a law ONCE: must
reside with parents Address In apr'i-
cant own handwriting. stating age do
scent ava previous cIurloyIuru' Il any s
W. It.N : Tribune OfIlr~
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WANTED A German woman, Tor two
DAYS every week ia an apartment. from
u A. Address by letter. with references.
Mrs NJ W. Tribune Uptown Once. 1864
nrlAlWal-
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YOUNG WOMAN. not under -. capable
s"ic-rc''gut attractive personal appear
Huca. well educated and good tHIker want
81 Tor special work. highly ramunera;iye
Applicants must give fun details F. BOX
80. Tribune Uptown CtNce 1864 B!oudyyay
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HOrsEKEEPER WANTED. no children:
must have good references. Address +.
Berger. Morris Plains. y J.
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MARRIED MAN wanted 10 work on small
Iar'H, cottage. steady cmpio. ICeut.
Charles Rose. Manuel. - y,
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CHAUFFEUR. q; with pirate family ;
competent driver an4 GOOD rcpair man .
90 anywhere. wages Moderate. best refer
erces- :. =. A. 2Ji llth st. Brooklyn
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CARPETS rugs. curtains. slip covers re-
paired by experienced woman, AT home
or out by day. Seamstress. 254 West
goth 81
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

tl.IININIA1 .NMtAs = y ENNNLfAuu.
~ 5 q a ns ss5ioI aao p e. 3,
- an : tildi IlIaakeIs lbSeElIiy ik-
ei1o3 u li1tIki y 41th tlssof ,t3ohfi'o
Proshyt.rinn ctupeh, Rey,Wm. H. ziegler. Pas-
t.-l1aular aeFticeb u II O'clock q m, and at
e'elqsk p N aebbath eehoOl ~ 0zao =. N,
eervices on Wednesday evening" a. az,0
"rt si4uod z " 4
N laptist Church, Rev j. o. Pfuste Psst5r
fes. eSaHiaey - llnaj M and 9t5O b. n, HilIs
1|o1t e.t5 =. ms Junior b Yph UgaOi6k5tk b 10. ,
e.E B. y u. VI, Friday - go p M; Rftoer abd
~. service. WedassdaS evening ht TsO b. IN.
BODY welcome. braa 70 7as'
E gphn's Episcopal Church. Rev. w. II, Carter.
4ltfSt Services: Sundays and Holy days. holy
frznmnni0n . eie95 A tE.s Sundays. Al a. m. and
Sep b. Fridays B. M. 81. Michaels lcolored).
3Hp& bupdays D. M Fridays, A-30 - me- :, 7
fllhfhtian Science.-Servicesa are held svSf1f Sun
81 II 0'coek a. m, and Welfht 81 y6iliis III
ttoek p M. - the 'front.' todtff. second story Of
tltllding east OF the pos t0iiee. TINS room IA
$50 uAe1 Christian Science reading room,
~ ~ epen daily except Sunday. between the
hcRFg gSs lQraa n ,oieiesSkA,P. An are cordially
| 80 an a.a D d "
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06
,md HSdsissaSPpYi by Ch@inbsf-
lain's Cough Remedy. olIS7h

2 kbo9t tsyd BldhgbS go Que baby gri
s5a ssSa ID as II 4 s9E5Fg & l 5tZSsE tlS
rISf afe,{fSll5 va WlaRsH l&6 HBeloia out
AZ lftigsf Wa sh4f6sAfu1f.ln Ever 9B3t9y
fisol.rEf sRgaStSilEA al Ivgc1t@s6 tsifyfjit
afsfsgEht 7d,fes itj3RbaA ttrt aff, fe l.fa,ly-
I5htth' Md ehqacUitfnefatd'45 me- aiid
failed 10 get " #Rsn dntsdH thG Gsl6re-
aspans liish redN cfiStiI kryC Chaniber-
a4inis C,Duph I6eaabdyJiEl,di tsG siEsi n,ir-
baby s. aiive ana tsdll tad az. sEut0a W
Sptnce.s Holly SbT1Ggs. NJCGyE- tloE saie
4 BY silahassee1 ~ DrgGfG'ooss hys o.
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toplLoeKi. ListenI

y. Jacksonville is modeSts,,s, s,i9 's...,ll
~ ~ has one United States Senator
81 lt wants the other one. ''r' i72' WI W.
" itliias che present Governor
81 4 + wants the next Governor. ,a'oT
JacksopYills wiH not get both the
SoyeTaoriand che Senator.
kmay get neither
psheStOek ektpn and Bryan viii suffer
for the hoggishnesssof the city whence
foEnes thegr candidacy. ,.rr.sa-. roJ
39hs other r cities and sections Of
lqa ha,Xge recently, won PLACES on the
80 IA has been Glite q while for in.
1kaiice, since Tampa furnished a Cover
ReEa9d longe6 time time since Tampa
q he same statethent may be applied
~ All of South Florida 80, -,3 80
be man who would have been elected
hetiAtor balls from Tampa, but he chose
fg obey, the. evident desire of his people
and ret t1ch TO the House; ,..1...'...
=. M. Sparkman would have made
the other aspirants for the Senate for
s sst s6s.s they , YsFs q rHRning had pc decided
7lfs woiIdn't be at all unreasonable for
IAmIa 70 trot out another favorite son
ahd elect him Senator 'n a.'" 'rt
ibechase we need Sparkman in the
House is no reason why we should 90
Benatofless 70 the polls. 'E'.. .#. ~
gH EhiB rs no political ''pipe dream"
9snpa may bring forth the surprise of
the coming campaign. 'ag .hs.9
keeplyOuf ears co the ground.
~ The Oeata meeting wasn't the ''limit"
Tor cahdidatorial debutantes,
2 Tampa may have a little Coming
OnE |. party Of its own Z Tampa Even
Mf. Fl 9Farris, nom Duyai. is now a
tPndidate for Congress too, so "Iet er
t6 2}alliPef.7'1 tHT3sa'' - 'e'' ifI
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Whenever you fdelthat your stomach
has gone asRttIe wrong. or wnen you
feel ltRat il Is not I'm rood 6ryiet a. Is
evidenced by mean headaches. ruvons-
nesb, bad bteath, and belehirg, taxi.
sDnslhlng lat atfiniesb and espociuiyiaf-
tgr ydur.nteiils uniibnelit f tis raifoI dod
Ihare is nS;hiDg bRtsAf IF cFad the pIb-
liG today for stD naGtil trdibte ~ sd,'sfNp-
ata, ,hiBdigastiUnjo ate GOTHAM 10 Dob
'ImsiF aBeieutifg prepRratiua' or nat
ufal 'digss taHta coIubihPd' 1With vcgeta-
6le aGids suIIb eDTtaius the sar riia Ijuices
found lulepery heatthpfstI + NO.
DOL guaranteed to give relief. 10 Is
Piea3ant " ,takq,9it WiA.- max y0u' feel
hHe, bS digasting what you eat. Sold by
az Qr0ggl sis. ,f hon .pa11'l .,..f. -
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Kiln Drtsd lumber.

~ We are carrying n NEE stock Of floor
ing, ceiling, b novelty, siding and wide
boards, Come and select what you
want. Child Bros, IL
Z .F,.l .ultN Is As t..f HH p ~
iaHutt arus.31 nj
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ROomsto RAntI

Three Nice Rooms, All i'conveniences,
furnished OF unfofnished hent7, baths,
sewerage. Address p. o. Box 80, or call
At this Office. t '7rH n' H-tf.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06
Her Heart was Hroken


bceause fherrcOmpleXion was bad and
she could find nothing to clear Il t up.
dsadiey q bad complexion is caused by
alt inactive liver. An inactive liver
tYiH he put in perfect condition by TAX
lhg Ballard S Herbine. The unequalled
Hyer regulator, Sold by Hardee' smith
SNA LU>JID~ad-~JJ-yJl.,~-s- 200" aI.n
10 Born to Judge and Mrs James y.
Wbit6eld - daughter. .r,E a0tH ..t
Misses Mary and Eilla Lewis returned
hast week from a long visit to Europe,
(which ithey greatly enjoyed. 'y IN.
Y Mrs Fred c. Moor has returned from
two months visit TO her mother in
0Vastingt0n, d. e. 90 rt.a w"t q
Y Mrs, Hayward, Randolph, who has
'beeki visiting relatives. in Jacksonville.
teturnsd home saturday afternoon, y
= Sheriff W, NJ. Lapgston last week
caHght a negro who has been wanted
IS ,for s3me ! tirne on 3 charge Of selling
nor nor tgagedi ttropegts, and carrying con
.ltealed WEAPONS, III 49,,
4 Ne have on hand large stock OF 6he
ln-dried lsipeh, flooring and ceiling; !;
80 and 10 beh FINISHED boards. The
ices twill 7pieiase7 you. Get yo1r order
- while It lasts, Child Bros Luuber
lWardsiFIA 90 .tF1cM .sTN gua rio
,Nayrb amor -fT~7Ctp TS-,--sf NV 87B l'u,
a" MAwnSt MnNafs A -. r,,r( 4 ,r.. 4, k.s.E.S
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Choice Seed oats.

'HI " n. .EHYISF 'Jopu WPIt9- I I--' "
1.-Two hundred bushels of Choice Seed
Oats for 81 le- Apply 70 w. J. JOhh-
son, Chairea', Fla. 81 sds'..i 3S 81
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510 IaFTfberg.1jI97TIT M

k0laRlSA1 iHfFtpfFYT IN ma
Distribution of the Times Union will
be in the hands 'of Mrs. r. =. German
ea andEffsee,rr tRe fiyt DAY, Pf Ja4FEry.
papers just at tirst, will please let Mrs.
Norman knOwyimnedhAts1g so that she
nay be SuEe 70 ,,get the nalnes 0f all
pecr crtDers-oRa her list. dAfrs. 1Gorman
Will also have charge ofgail other busi-
ness pertaining TO the Times, UniQn, in
n ilapassee, and wiltlhe glad 10 receive
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO same Calr and see her
satthe Office Of The True Democrat. 40
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-07-19
The Gameeock Of the Marlho,o,aL

me galnecock of the Marlborough
VII ,he ist Of June, 1884, had boon IRE.
H , To Lord Iemox, who placed
MN III walk, where be strutted "yith
u S''Ner collar around his neck" He
observed the honor Tor IA dnpre. n.
saved The ship She was being ro,;.J
'ore ana aft The captain was wound
eu ana many officers. Including \ll.
'''"cl seymour, who lost his arm mftpr.
M"ro Tie great frlgatc captain,. From
MS son, Canon Sir John Scymour. I
nave OFT heard how the mon were 90.
ing uoWn on all sides and leaving their
GUNS when the cock mounted IN.
stump OF the mast and crowrd nm
""'eh picked up IN an instant hy IN.
"'St lieutenant, who cried. Back To
I"ur guns, men! Back to your guns,
NhlIe We live wen crow And back
'he men went and fought like game.
COCKS Nhtll relief came. British Naval
Chronicle, "
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-07-19
Aconite,

The dangerous character Of acontc
o. nlohkshood leaves is well known t.
most grown persons. but children need
INSTRUCTION to avoid those large palm
shaped leaves which are dark green on
the upper surface. This most deadly of
vegetable poisons causes great depres
sion, often blindness, tiugling all over
the body parching and burning Of the
throat and stomach, and finally death
ensues.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-07-19
Substitutes.

I'VE haven't any devled crabs, SIR
aid the waiter, Il can offer you some
very nice deyiled eggs"
"Cmph. presume II you were out
Of mock turtle soup you'd suggest
some very nice mock orangesf" re.
tortel the diner.
Yes sir" answered the waiter
calmly, AT least ] would suggest
that you give them mock trial.
lIarper's Weekly.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-07-19
Cures Chills and Fever

G.. W. Writ, Nacogdoches, Texas,
says: His daughter had chiIs and
fever for three years; he conld not find
anything that would help her till he
used Herbine. His wife will not keep
house without it, and canuot say too
much for it. soc. Sold by A.E Trowell
Drug Go.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-07-19
The Right Name.

Mr.. August Sherpc the popular over.
seer of the poor, at Fort Madison, Ia,
says: Or Kings New Life Pills, are
rightly named; they act more agreeably,
do more good and make one feel better
than any other laxative" Guaranteed
to cure biliousness and constipation
25c at the Fort Pierce Drug store.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-07-19

Use Kennedy 5 Laxative Cough Syrup
Contains no opiates. it drives the cold
out of the system by gently moving
the bowels. Contains Honey and Tar
and tastes nearly as good as maple
syrup. Children like it. Sold by the
Trowel Drug Co.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-07-19

Kodoi will nourish and strengthen
your digestive organs and furnish the
nalunl digestive juices foryour stomach
It will make yoa we'll. kodol di-
ppsts what you eat. Sold by Trowell
Drug Co.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-07-19

Frightened Actor The leading lady
Is tearing her hnlr, stage Manager ''
Well what % ~ 1t lsn't her halr.--
Detroit Free Press.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-07-19

Jul-why do legal papers keep say.
ING ito wity' Jack-Tm sure l don I
Lnnw when most of them mean 10 out
vvit baltimore American,