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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-09
anrtinn @ales, Future Daps.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Splendid
Saw Mill Plant,
INCLUDING A cur. OFF SAW. EpdER
AND MACHINERY USED IN CON
NECTION THEREW1TH,
HORSES, MULES, HARNESS AND
CARRIER LOGS.

n. I. sayies, dated January is. 1905
and recorded In Trust Deed Book No.
g. page 132, in Brunswick county clerks
office, default having been made In the
pay ment Of the debt thereby secured,
beneficiary under said deed, II Will sell
at public auction. a. said saw-mill site.
on the premises of j. w. Pritch ard.
near Zero post office, In Brunswick
county Va, on
TUESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1907.
at 1880 ?. Nj. the following property.
Boiler and Detached Engine, and all
the Machinery, Betting and Fixtures OF
every description thereto attached or
used In connection herewith; one No.
] Layne Saw-NIill and Edger. and all
MACHINERY. Betting and Fixtures, Of
fused III connection herewith; one Cut
off Saw, 4 Carrier Logs. Q Horses and
is Young Mules. in splendid working
condition.
All above property is In first-class
| condition.. and has been In use for a
short time only.
Parties wishing to attend the sale
| from distance can take the Seaboard
Air Line train and get off at Rawlings
Station.
TERMS: Cash as to so much OF the
| proceeds as may be necessary to de-
i fray the expenses of executing this
| trust the fee for drawing and record
ling the trust deed. and to pay the sum
4 will be announced at time of sale.
i IIAsKINS HOBsON. Trustee.
4 Eleventh and Bank Streets,
II r iCh rlond. Va,
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Kentucky Rnce Dates.

LEXINGTON. KY, August s.--Repre-
sentatives of the three kentucky
Jockey clubs at Lexington, Louisville
and Latonia met here to-day and al
Lexington is given seven days. from
Saturday, September 14th, to Septem-
Der 21st. Latonia. will meet from Mon
day, September Esd. to saturday, octo-
Der 10th, or tw enty-four days Louis:
willie starts October 21st and races unit
November 9th, or eighteen days.
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he New
High School Site,
SALE OF
A VALUABLE FARM
AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.

AT the request Of the owner, shall
offer for sale at public auction. n
front OF Boolker's store, at Old Ghurch.
Hanover county, on
AUGUST 10. 1907.
at o'clock P. NJ, the farm known as
New Castle, situated on the Pamunkey
River, at New Castle Ferry, being a
portion OF Miss Leila 8. n Braxton,a
and adjoins the lands OF. Mrs. Bessie Y.
Broaddus and others This farm. has q
large body of oak and pine timber PEI,
best farming sections OF Hanover, Its
nearness to the river Con which u
fronts) renders it particularly valuable
for its shipping facilities. and Its low
grounds are in good state OF cultlVa-
| ton
/ TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 cash: bal
ance on easy terms, announced day or
| sale, CONWAY r.. SANDS,
Attorney in Fact for L. S. Braxton.,
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80. Sturdevant. Sacrifice hits--Cum-
ming, Fischman.. stolen bases-Bowen
(2), Wallace C2). Anthony, Heffron,
mond 3; Lynchburg, 2. Left on
bases-Lynchburg, 8; Richmond. s..
Base on balls--By Vail, s. Hit by
pitched balls-By Vail, .. Struck out
BY Vail. 6; Murray. l. Passed balls
Walsh I. Time OF me--Two hours.
umpires-Messrs. Handiboe and Mil
Ter. Attcndance--4,5 500.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Nashville: Nashville Atlanta game
At New Orleans: New Orleans. o;
At montgomery; Montgomery. 4; Biz
5.
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Catcher Hobha MOI Here Vet

Manseer ReeVe.' Of the Riehmond
Baseball CLUB, yesterday stated that
Catcher j. Hobbs, Just secured from the
stroudsburg, Pa. team, had net arrived ed
yet would 9ot fea n Riohmonndtbbo 10
he will reach the city In time for Sat
surday's came. but will probably join
the team next week.
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Keal estate for Rent.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
s?s Park Avenue. three-story de-
tached corner residence will be put In
elegant condition. with hot water heat.
West Cary Street, 7-room modern
nat in nice order; possession septem-
SIS North Eleventh Street, 7-room
modern brick dwelling; possession Sep
TENDER list. SUTTON ~ ~
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

All Columbia, Augusta, Q: Columbia. s,
AT Jaeksonville: Jacksonville stt :
vannah. NO game lrainl ~
Al Charleston; Charleston. y; Ma
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Norfolk ........l.o o 0 0 o Q % 0-1
Summary: Two-base htts-settz. Nc
Mnfoh (25. Three-base hin-Jaclsson.
sanrif1ce hit-Cote. Stolen bases-F isn.
ram raj 2. Base on balls-oft Bertram, s.
Double plays-RoaEoke. y, NoTtoiK' =,
ba ses-Roaroke 7; Norfolk, 4. Time
OF game :55.
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4 ,N.
Summary: Three base hit--Clark.
Sacrifice hits--Haas. Jackson. McMa-
hon Stolen bases-Raley, struck out
by Vernuelle. 5; by Jordan, 6, Hit BY
pitched ball-Raley. Jackson. Lett on
ibases-Roanoke, Z: Norfolk, 5. Time Of
game, 1855 Umpire, scherer. Attend
Stated for Cote In ninth inning
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DETROIT RECA|NS
LEADING PLACE
athletics Ousted After but One
Day on the High Roost in
League.
--------------------.
GIANTS TAKE TWO IN ONE DAY
The,, Are Now PRESSING Pitts.
GIANTS TAKE TWO IN ONE DAY
They Are Now Pressing Pitts
burg Hard for Second Place
iii National.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Yesterdays scores

Boston. 8 Chicago, ! Mrst game),
Chicago, G. Boston, 4 tsecond game)
Detroit, 5 PHILADELPHIA. 3
New York. 6 St Louis. 8.
Cleveland. 4 Washington, 2.
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schedule for To-Dn,

1,ynchburg at Richmond.
Danvillc.at Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Roanoke.
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Chesbro Gets Bumped.

NEW YORK. August s.-St. Louis.
by batting Chesbro out of the box In
the Seventh inning, tied the score, out
the locals won In the eighth on a
single and a triple.
Score Nv innings: r. H. e.
st. Louis oOO05 o---5 3 0
New York ..011l OF .-G 10 0
Batteries: Powell and Spencer: Ches-
bro, Newton and kletnow. Time. 2;05.
I'M pire O'Joughlin.
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Rlnckatone Wins Again.

Blnckstone Wins Again.
Especial to The TlmesDispatch1
EDENTON. N. c.. August SLACK
stone defeated Edenton here this after
noon by the score Of 4 to 3. Batteries:
Blackstone - Armistead and Churn
Edenton-Se and Simmons.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdny's Results.
Chicago, q; Philadelphia, Q.
Brooklyn, s; Cincinnati, 2.
ST. Louis, 8; Boston, 0.
Pittsburg. 8; New York. FIRST
Pitfsburg, o. New York, Second
.game) .i-q s9
Schedule for To-Day.
Philadelphia at Chicago
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Pittsburg
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TO-DAY (Friday). AUGUST 9TH,
by direction OF party declining house
Keeping, we will sell at our sales
rooms No. SIS East Broad Street, a
large lot Of Fine Furniture, consisting
OF Handsome Walnut and Oak Bedroom
Suits Wardrohes. Mahogany Dressers,
Cherry Wardrobe, Iron Beds. Mat
tresses, Mating. Rugs, Drugsets,
Cooking Stoves, and. In fact, every
thing necessary to housekeeping.
Also will sell for transportation
eof GeEoSNsiSiENc1NG AT 10 O'CLOCK,
IN rear Of our store, a large lot Of over
freight, consisting Of Household Ef-
fects, Merchandise. &c.-such as Iron ,l
Beds, Stoves, FIVE rolls Floor Oilcloth
Wire Springs Settees Lounges
Trunks, Washing Machines. box Cutie
nv, three barrels Vinegar, and othe!
goods. sc. Sale positive.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION GO.
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Record, of the Clubs.
COnklcy nm Easy Mark

f CINCINNATI, August 8. coakley
was hit hard to-day ana received poor
support. Stricklett was at his best
with men on bases.
ct SsI5e ty 'nningsjj ii ooolo-x I, = 5
Brooklyn ...2osl0 osooo--s Is 1
Batteries coa blryen and ?r,n, sleL stH5;
Stricklett and bergen A1Hle' s'oo'
W'hitewnsh for Boston.
ST. LOUIS. August s.-Karger was
lin good form to day, allowing Boston
but two hits.
Score by innings: =. Il. p,
s. Sast Louis. ! 9 90 ] Q 90
Do nnsaei and and Needham. Time. TAT. I'm
pire. Emslie.
Philnes Lose to- Cubs.
| CHICAGO, August s.-Chicago oe-
feated Philadelphia to-day in a field
Ing game one run s aff Rt scored on
cb Scaae ~ inn.nS1l' oo1 oo.-s 8 g. q
Philadelphia =. 90 90 o0o 90 a.
rem na and Doom. Time. l:2s. Umpires
Carpenter and Rigler.
Giants Take Couple.
today phnrss debated . G5t in bott
games of a double-header by HARD
hitting. The second game was limit
ed to seven innings by agreement.
Scores: = -
First game; r. r..
Nav York .0l0l20 0 0'0---4 8
Batteries: Leever. Leifeld an
Bresnahnn. Time, 1850, Umplres. O'pa:
and KLEIN.
Second game: 4. r..
Pittsburg ....t...''v y "a ~ -. .
/. New York .......'.,i ~ o.. ~
Batteries; Duggleby, Camnltz an
Gibson; Wiltse and Bresnahan, Time
Umplres. KLEIN and O'Day.
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necor,ls OF tac Clubs.
Four runs on Three Hit4.

WASHINGTON, August s.---Falken-
berg held Cleveland to three hits and
struck out eleven Dat6men to-day. but
two errors enabled the visitors to win
Score by innings: X. H. u
ICleveland % l 0 o 0o2 . Ia
Batteries Falkenberg and Heydoh
Rhoades and Clarke. Time. 1:a5. I'm
pires Sheridan and Evans.
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Walls W|LDNESS
COSTS COLTS GAME
Six Bases on Balls, Two Eaters
Hit and Eight Hits Net
Five Runs.
MuRRAY's STEADY WORK
Big Shoemaker Kept Hits Scat
tered, Walked None and Hit
No Batters.
--------------
.MuRRAY's STEADY WORK
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Ncstcrdny,a scores.

Iynchburg, s; Richmond. 2.
Roanoke. 5 Norfolk, / tfirst game.
Roanoke. Q; Norfolk. tsecond game)
Portslno Observation-Disclosures
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schedule for To-Dn,

Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington
St Louis at New York.
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Break Even in Doublet.

BOSTON, August s.-Before an i'm
mense crowd Chicago and Boston broke
even in a double-neader to-day. The
home team won the first game by free
batting. Scores.
First game: X. -. ~
Ch,cag ~! o. 600 o. 9
q Batteries: Winter and Criger; Smith
and Sullivan. Time, 1880. Umpire,
Connolly.
Second game: n. II. r.
Chicago ..Ooooouu6 o-6 3
Boston Q OF - IL
Batteries: Walsh. White and McFar-
Hand; Morgan, Pruitt and Shaw. Time,
900. Umpire, Connolly.
Wolverines Take Second.
PHILADELPHIA, August s.--Dstroi'
ldefeated Philadelphia BY hitting ePlanf
fhard in the third inning, rta
Scoreeby sinnings ~ ~; +. He
Philadelphia $50 600 0 90 . 3--S 3 .
Batteries: Mullin and Payne;a nix
IDygert and Powers. Umpires, sHufs
land Stafford Time, $500. ~
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auttint1 5ales, TbiB Dap.
By The Valentine Auction Co,
CTS East Broad Street.

FINE WALNUT AND OAK FURNI-
TURE, COOK STOVES. DRUGGETS,
&C. AT AUCTION,
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BY direction Of the School Board OF
the City of Richmond, I will sell at
public auction, on the premises, to the
highest bidder, the Six Brick Buildings
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-25
powNAL
Miss Edith Barber OF Troy was the
guest OF her parents recently.

Miss Edith Barber OF Troy was the
guest OF her parents recently.
A. G. Parker & Son have purchased
handsome chestnut driving horse.
J. A. McCumber and family Of New
York are In town for the summer.
Mrs Herbert Hemlnway and two
children Of Corning, N. Y, are guests
OF Mrs Glen Clark.
A few from this town attended the
high school commencement ut VIII
Jamestown Thursday evening.
ID. +. and Miss jeanette Gardner
have returned from week spent In
Saxtons River and Westminster, VI.
The Baptist ladies' serve their annu.
al strawberry festival Wednesday eve
ming. The public is cordially invited.
William G. Mitchell passed all his
final examinations at Vermont univer-
city medical school and Is now a full
fledged NJ. ID.
The Beam sisters OF Brooklyn who
are well known In this town having
spent upward OF dozen summers
In town. have again arrived at the
I.add farm for the summer.
Charles Moon and family OF Ben.
nington are In town for n few days.
Charles Ii slowly conyalescing from
his recent severe Illness His many
friends here are gratined at the pros
poets OF his returning health.
The first electric cars which went
through Friday and Saturday created
considerable stir In town. The run.
ming OF cars on regular schedule Is
now only matter OF few days and
Is eagerly looked forward 10 by all our
citizens.
Mrs Clarence Rathburn was opera.
ted on Saturday at the North Adams
hospital by Drs o. j. Brown aud j. u.
Hull for cancer In the side. The oper.
alton was apparently successful and
her many friends look for a speedy re-
turn 10 health.
The Banner correspondent must
have been suffering from an attack Of
lunacy OF some kind last week when
he announced that Mr. and Mrs Harold
Day Fosters newly arrived child was
girl. We knew perfectly well that
II was a sou named after his father
and the above explanation seems To be
the only plausible one.
The program for the grammar
school graduation as announced last
week In the Banner was carried out In
fine shape by the young people. All
the compositions were well written. ex
cellently delivered. showing great
deal Of preparation. study and thought
also showing that they had received
n most thorough drill from their teach.
or. Miss Sophia n. Norwood. The
showing made by the class was great
credit not only To themselves but also
Ia the whole town. Some Of the class
will enter Williamstown high school
while the most Of the rest viii enter
Bliss Business college.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-25
ROW OVER LIQUOR
Barre Anarchists Engaged In Almost
Fatal Quarrel.


+ Barre, June pa quarrel over liz
uor at an Italian picnic In Townsend's
woods this afternoon resulted In n
fight, during which John Bianchi is
said TO have fired revolver at the
crowd, being attacked by l.. Sassi, j.
Brunelle and others with clubs. Blan-
chi was terribly beaten and the ex-
act extent OF his injuries cannot be AS
certained until later.
He was beaten about the head, has
a severe cut over one eye, his face is
terribly SCARED and he complains OF
pains In his chest The man In bruls
ed all over the body from the blows he
received. Luigi Sassi who il accused
of having figured prominently In the
assault on Bianchi. il missing. and the
entire police force and sheriff's de-
partment are conducting a search for
the fugitive.
The fight occurred sometime be-
tween four and six o'clock according
To Charles Mashni who witnessed the
mlxup aud who later came 10 police
headquarters In this city and told his
story. Masflni who was excited In
formed the police that Bianchi had
been shot dead.
Later, however, the police found Bi-
anchl In his room suffering from injur-
les he had sustained. Sassi and Brun-
ellie were later taken into custody.
Sassl was arrested on Monday night
and after pleading not guilty 10 a
charge OF breach OF the peace, his
case was continued and bail was fur
nished. Verba Bruno was also arrest
ed and bail OF 5000 furnished for his
appearance on Wednesday. The third
Italian In the mixup IL still at large.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-25
MANCHESTER DEPOT

Harold Taylor Is working at the
railroad station.
w. J. Finigan moved his family TO
Canada last week.
The band will give n concert at the
Street Tuesday evening.
Mrs A. Kohler spent Thursday with
her daughter la Rutland
Arthur Nichols and wife OF Roches.
ter are visiting w. X. Dean.
George Utley and Iaurin Davis OF
bennington spent Sunday In town.
Mr. and Mrs ]. c. Roberts OF Rut.
land are visiting their son. w. Il. Rob.
crts.
Mrs =. n. Taylor entertained the
Methodist ladies' last Wednesday AZ.
ternoon.
The boys are getting the old Paci
&c engine repaired for the muster In
Salem July 4.
Miss Edith Earle. one Of the teach
erS at the Center. has returned 10 hcT
home In Rutland.
A party OF ~ from bennington ar
rived nc the Battcnkill Inn for break
fast one morning last week.
Mrs Perham who has been Twins
with Mrs Thomas Williams has gone
TO live with Mrs A. Kohler.
Pcrle W. Barton OF South Shaftsbur,
was In town this last week looking af
ter the interests OF the Banner.
Regular convocation Of Adoniran
Chapter No ~, RAM Thursday even
ing. June "a 10 work the nth and SIKH
degrees.
The thunder storm last Wednesda,
did a good deal OF damage about us
Martin shcridan's barn was burned Z,
the ground with farming tools, Z
horse aud two fat hogs. The Bryan
brothers lost i've COWS and a two veal
old.
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"a - 20 RIA.
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III stop your pain free. To show
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what my Pink Pain Tablets can do.
] will mail you free, Trial Package
OF them-Dr Shops Headache Tab.
lets. Neuralgia, Headache, Toothache
Period pains, etc, are due alone "a
blood congestion. DIR Shops Head
ache Tablets simply kill pain by coax.
Ing awsy the unnatural blood pressure
That II all. Address DR. Shoop,
Racine, Wis. Sold by Joseph NJ
Ayres.
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Al the alumni meeting Friday even.
ing the following officers we're elected:
President. Charles Monroe. South
SALISBURY: vice president. Miss Amy
Surdam: secretary. Mrs w. ]. Hurley:
assistant secretary. Miss Margaret Me
Govern; treasurer. James Powers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-25

Get free sample OF DIR
Sboop's Health Coffee" II real
coffee dlsturbs your Stomach,
your Heart or Kidneys, then try this
Clever Coffee imitation. While DIR
Shoop has very closely matched Old
Java and Mocha Coffee In flavor and
taste, yet II has not single
grain OF real Coffee 10 II. DIR Shops
Health Coffee Imitation Is made from
pure toasted grains or cereals, with
Malt, Nuts, etc. Made In n minute.
No tedious walt. You will surely
like II. Sold by Joseph NJ. Ayers.
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WILL CURE CONSUMPTION

A. A. IIerrcn. Finch. Ark, writes:
Foley'a Honey and Tar II the best pre-
paration for coughs. colds and lung
troubles. know that II has cured
consumption In the first stages" You
never heard Of any one using Foley'a
Honey and Tar and not being salts.
hed. II. A. Qulnlan.
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Notice.

A meeting OF the Bennington Fire
Department will be held nj the Stark
Hose Company rooms Tuesday even
Ing, June -. at o'clock. A full at
tendance Is requested.
VIM. T.. Hogan. President
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II you win make inquiry II will be n
revelation 20 you how many succumb
10 kidney and bladder troubles In one
form or another. n the patient n not
beyond medical aid. Foley's Kidney
cure viii cure. II never dIsappoints.
II. A. Quinlan-
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-04-12

for chatauquas are Chillicothe,
Columbia and Mexico.
Aurora is prspairing to pur-
chase a water works plant. In
order to do this the people viii
have TO vote bonds.
William Eden, OF Kahoks, has
found several veins of coal on
his farm in Jefferson township.
The quality of the coal is said to
be of the best.
A fire at Wentworth the other
night, which burned up several
stores, gave the local punster a
chance to say that the town. was
going to Slazes.
The Burlington road has sign
ed a contract with, Cameron to
pay 6 t-2 cents per thousand
gallons for water received from
the city water works for the next
three ycara,
1t is claimed by the Cedar City
Chronicle Reporter that woman
finds it possible to believe man
when he declares he loves her,
although she doesn't believe
anything else he says.
Farmers of South Jefferson
township, in Monroe county,
have raised S75 and placed it in
a bank and will give 1t as a re-
ward to anyone killing q wolf
that has been roboing the farm
ers of sheep for sometime.
E. R. Bales of Johnson County
grew 100 tons of alfalfa during
the last twelve months. The hay
sold at S12 q ton, which means
that price for the land. Many
Missouri soils, if not too acids
will grow alfalfa. The acidity
can be corrected by spreading
lime on the soil.
l. Y. Elliott, and extensive
fruit grower of Rushville, says:
"The fruit trees are in fine con-
dition now for good crop an
other year." We are awfully in
hopes that Mr.. Elliott's prediction
will come true. He also says:
"The conditions are more favor
able for better prices than they
} were last year"
8. P. Smith, a cocaine fiend
broke into drug store at Han
nibal last Friday night and stole
! a bottle Of cocaine. He was 90
anxious for the drug that he did
not wait until he got out Of the
store, but dosed himself with il
: in the store, whe he was found
3 an hour later in a sleepy and
D dazed condition. He broke a S2s
: plate glass window in order tc
r get inside the drugstore.
On the old plea that he needed
S25 more to take the body Of hi
brother 10 st. Louis, a youn,
man succeeded in securing s6t
:, from ]. Moseley, a farmer who
:, lives near Nevada, on a Missour
!. Pacific train yesterday. Will
: Moseley he left draft for 81, ,10t
as security. The farmer fount
the paper to be worthless whel
he arrived in Kansas City. H,
!. had to pawn his Watch to &c
: back home.
q A Missouri paper urges educa
J. ton for boys and girls who liv
a on the farm. No class Of peopl
70 on earth require more informa
Al ton or more correct methods Z
a thinking than men and womel
who live on and derive their sup
port from the farm. Every fac
= ulty Of the human mind may I'm
- its highest exhibition inthe coun
y try homo. Every sense whic
= derives pleasure from Its exercii
III E,a slc .svs5ack Gn15 g. =.