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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


Vessel
Vessel For. Line. Mail closes. sails.
P. A. Wilhelm. Jamaica, Hamb-Am,. $50 m 1000 a m
MONDAY. APRIL I.
Trinidad Bermuda Quebec. ......... 500 1000 a
jamestown, Norfolk, Old Dominion. 500
TUESDAY. APRIL 2
Kaiser VIM CIR. Bremen. C Lloyd $3.50 m 1000 m
Brasiie, Naples. La Veloce ............
Jacksonville. Clyde 800 m
(,ity OF Columbus Savannah, Savannah 800 m
Monroe, Norfolk Old Dominion. 800 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
TOBACCO RAIDERS AT WORK AGAIN.
Masked Men Burn Barns in Kentucky-Tal
Of Forming Vigilance Committee.

Princeton. Ky, March SO.-News was received
here to-day Of further outrages Of the might
riders as the result: Of which tobacco and other
property valued at several thousand dollsrs
stroyed near Lamasco the Lyon County line.
Thirty masked men went to the home of Tom
Reddiek and forced him to to his barn and point
out tobacco belonging to Mr.. Wallace, one OF the
most prominent Independent tobacco men in that
district The raiders then put oil on the tobacco
From Reddick's place they went to Walace's
farm. where they destroyed his barn, hled with
tobacco. Wallace had refused to join the tobacco
growers association. The people greatly
wrought up and vigilance committee is talked OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
TRANsPAcIF1c MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in New York
Guam and Philippine Islands.
(vIa San Francisco)-Unitod States
transport Sherman. April ]. 1880
ands VIA searteI April s. 500
Hawaii. Japan. Korea, China and Phil
ippine Islands (va San FrancscolA-
Hongkong MaTu April q. 1890
Japan texceDt parres-post mailS).
Korea. China and Philippine islands,
Empress Of Japan ....s'-' April TO- 500
Japan. Korea and China Especially ad-
dressed only. (via Seattlel-Shinaw
Francseo)~M sTPosa April II. 1880 m
Japan, Korea China
ISLANDS (via Tacomal-Cyclops. April II. 500 m
Hawaii (vlR San FrancscoA April 16 1880
Hawaii Japan. Korea, China and Phil
ippine Islands (via San Francisco
Korea Apfil H. 1880
Australia Except West Fiji Islands
and New Caledonia Especially
dressed mail for New Zealand and Sa-
lslafdp. (via Vancouver Vic
toria, Il. 60 April 90 900
WIRELESS REPORTS.
Celtic. which reported 20 Sasconset az 9:3O m
yesterday when of Nantucket IightEhip
Sc expected 70 dock about $50 m. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
NEW HAVEN TO BUY NEW CARS.

New Haven. March 2O-Out of the large sums
coming TO the New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Company its foreign loan. it's COM
ing issues of new stock. payments it's 3la per
cent convertible debentures and other sources.
about Sl5,Oo0,O0 will be used for equipment
This will not only expedite the handling OF freight
upon the system but also will decrease the annual
deInurrage charge detnined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31

10 E Outerbrdge with 246 passengers mails and
mdse Arrived at the Bar at sos
Steamer Citta d Napo OtaD. Schafino. Genoa March
IL and Naples H. Bolognes fairfield with l.2O2
steeTSge passengers and mdse Arrived az the
t2Dth).
steamer Ursula Bright CBrl Goode Nuevtas March a
70 d Munson, with mdse Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Newton arr, Williams New orleans March
% to Busi & Jeyons. in ballast. Arrived Bar
at
Steamer Seneca. oKcefe. Newport News ana Norfolk
TO the Old Dominion Steamship Co. and
mdse Passed In Quarantine at $40 a m.
steamer ATapahoe. kemble Jacksonville March q and
Charleston D. TO tho Clyde Steamship Co with passer-
gers and mdse Passed in Quarantine SS5 o m
Steamer Monroe. HupherE, Newport News and Norfolk
to the Old Dominion Steamship passengers
mdse. Passed In Quarantine 3:43 D m. -
Sandy Hook, n J. March 30. $40 p m-Wind north.
moderate breeze; cloudy and hazy.
SAILED
Steamers iceland CBr. Antwerp via Dover: PennsyI-
vana Ger. Hamburg via Plymluth Etrura (Frl Iv-
erpool via Queenstown: Italia utaD Naples etc pbis-
delphia, Southampton via Plymouth and C,herborrg
Cretic tBr). Azores. Gibraltar. etc: Havana Hayan9
Krona (Br barbados and Demerara: Prometheus tC;er
Flushing; Iaupar tNorl. Dunkirk etc: ST Andrew (3r5
Antwerp Terence (Br). Manchester: Fridtjof Nansen
(Nor). Norfolk; Ponce. Ponce etc; Caracas San Imam
Curacao La Guayra, ETC. FL Paso Galveston; Campania
UtaD, Naples Genoa. etc: City OF Memphis Savannah
Concho Key West and Galveston: Indiana CaD NaDleS
and Genoa; Jefferson. Norfolk Newport News Ali
Colon; st Patrick (3r) Singapore via Norfolk
Hamburg Ger, Naples Genoa; IFoquois Chariesto6
and Jacksonville; Seminole, Domingo City ETC.
Mama Hata. Baltimore; Kong Erode (Nor) Sauna; NJ q
Holm dam. st Lucia via Newport News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
NEW BANK FOR EAST NEW YORK.

Several business men IN the East New York
part OfiBrOOklyn have applied for a charter for
new bank. which viii be established at Liberty
and Pennsylvania avenues. II Will be a state bank
known the Liberty. and viii have a capital OF
s5oooo- William T. wyclIOn president OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun sun Moon rises age II
HIGH WATER.
AN.Sandy Hook Gov Isanl s:45 He'll Gate 1928
p M-sandy Hook 905 Gov Island $40 Hell Gate II O3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31

TuEspAY. APR1I. 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31

The Celtic. which reported 20 Siasconse 9:3O A. m
yesterday, when 100 miles Nantucket IightshD
Is expected TO dock about $50 a to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31

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bank.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20
r-E esEar FaaR

The MEurY CunuTE FEiT AHEaCiEriu1
is 10 he nEmErEuulB1st upm the Enc-
usBs uf TINS FsHr7F EXHIBIT The gIuf-
nc hRs bsmEmsrrEss6 srE BgDrselEricn
by mnEz liberal 1IBurunEER The M
dicErimE nov are thE1 ths BrissDdE1ne
TINS WsBr VIII sellpss AL former rss-
nr'dE The Annual FAR Is uDs &C The
uauurF'F E-aHtesf institutions amt n
haE bsen q bsrter show TINS riIDs thEn
ever bsfrrs NO nns VINO fERF AMEND
ct the PAR rEn 6uutn the E-aH1 JruR-
J~rItF vf5,h -b- pscg1s &C thiE caun-
~ are enjoying
in every department the gxh1ai1tf
hsrs been ven pT 10 the Standard
IN zzsEuy tbeF have sEnsiust an ret-
oraE The magnificent nuls szh1tSt
wsaDsRaHF bsperrsB special men
ricu- u has been cUrsrnF
described ~ TIE ErsEtsss ever
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20

BnDvn III T'HnnHHEHH Ne bault
\ III III hIE ever bHHD EEHaIiHf anywhere
III fiHmnnErrEtHE isFWunt uuasrim 1bs
HIurHiinri1y nt the MRnrY pDuIl1g nuis.
Tine Enunrg i1HE ND mnr4 wEiuRhlt Irl,s
IEgg lIRn ifrK mules, Hnr III r'HpulE1iEn
RF 1fls E-1HHaHEi l1ilHnn muit marker II
rhH wBrl6 WIS EIiIsE SUSTAINED tg RHs.
nHsIEylE EiEulEE
Tine fsiFuiET az 1sBntnsT wRE Ii -
atHniRlsy Erad1rEhE uDH, End EErTSs
F'nrwaRr, suItt NJ the F'DIl-T DHpErf,
nisrl1. In II be EnnE-TrulR1sf Ipm lie
EIilHnf5id rBHn1t nj hiE HE-1,aE wurk
In fHEsf there hHx mn bssG
HI Bzihihft 1hE1 wsRF mn deserving Il
grEiEs Tine g1ffiEiEE IN gihErEs n ne
elEaMrmsTEEE are RiHB snriflsf L su1-
mlantHrinn. Well INIT Thankfully hare
they discharged tine EnarurK huEisF d
abair raEpuuEiils Hnf Ei&san 1rF11gE pos
ttunA.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20
n you SEE IT IN OUR AD IT'S so.

ELRIE EfEih T'RElDr fiasliIsH8 amt hEE 1hs
rigtn I'D fi4sEIIlRE. GIul I'd q TlDBl,4n INT
1n4 EInn. EsHuEm MrMLiIEin Rf4 ahB#H
1wD mem, amt t1tIRE hR1s nm HF rnf-
ITALY HF he hEgEsF than amt uDw,
raIBit1 maj F. Mr TlBEiinr mas d Er,isE-
Enns IsEHinE 1ts 8Dp#rnnf himself
The EEDIy ERsE c1fE1 me 'uIr1ls game
WEck when ne was f1IEE1 with ssirxnrY.
Hnd tlafurs HnE 4s fIiE i1HI 5aH1hHrE mat
hHsn lluEta1, GInBidsrHF fimEsin mig
anBnEn I'D Hnnb eUsn 1hs lauTiiRr SEN
BtIHr Tie 1nBIEtt sSiE1 lhR hRf 4ilHu1Af
ElEib; 9Iib knew he mad 48lHraan #Em
aEib wRE EBBnnRnurad ant willing I'D
Den things rnEk 4EtuIE uIfnn Ham hRr
EEiiHrau digwns I'VE Tn mn ufe 1bR
1Hrm nrauHiWAgse nm EEzm rEsrssr nm
EsTih until il Ell Bums Gf the EHnEEnl Is
rsssEl rrtianlF q Hizlla RErg., Hnd Then
1sSia EE1 BurE, and hbHn EHm En mr#l
uInlIrF EtiED ever, Rnd rsnaIrEtF Bums
things hEHs fsssn REif 1hRt naIInEt
sRHIlF hE rHEHlllHu.
AND I'D tins MEMiIim FErtaiEan Tho
i'm nanifilnE il al EIr, amt aan1Em VIII
ffnIn he ErE1sHnEHn w11hDm 1fiii. ami
Hem mBF EE1 there Enn1hsr IIms II hs
rEn, but wifhDm REibtsrIk pull
Ut il REif 1hE1 EHnEerEr VEylurlE first !
shErse 5nr GDvarnzr Ii Harvey EEn-a
mn; hm WIN General #EIIfEh upt 1f 4
1ns wEy he wuuIr BUlIInr1 CiErmRrk u
IrefArRnns IN 1hs present Incumbent i
tint EF a BnunaHRu To Mir Fr'RElHr IN 4
me SHnB1A, SanE1nr TBg9sr iE straight 4
nm far C.KrmaGk TINS lRBt part I'd
tine srury IL IN Keeping win SIXTY
sent uuf tr,nm wRKtingzEm when TEE-
iDr waur there 10 he swrn ID I'd TAKE
-ErmRaks BsB1 re wEE then Unulat
III saving I'd Fnung newspaper mEn7
. hsls the greBE bEFF Will IKE me RE
ysill RE Ihsy Do Ned. End hEI's 1D
serve IN the EsrlEts with Ns,d Fsst,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20

/ EHnExw CRrmhgkK Rfi1r4BE Tues
eEF was . gem. u Esn8uDhSt n nosls
sentiment ant hiEznriC 1-uttg4 ful lie
hEE1 GfEnsg thai hR EEid wRs WbaI Do
f-HHEinE the bEmA-nuIDEiY be EBFt II
urgHsiEm 10 this sentiment Ton Ii
10 community an5gF11ng LDundE1i prs
psrtiTF w1IhDUi D EElIr1n, Ent I's9Ils
WING hare 1sErnsf fDE Il be navy
though sober
EVERY wand II TINS In Ii IrDs - 11s
EAE1ssl Why me ps1giis II AEE7
Ent other counties 1f THIS ElEis tls
mn R3anEr 1HGrn TINS rruft EDs -
Rsn1ndinglr 4K HlmEiE1 JIRsl UDtsrf1Eo2
ing Tine hBE il EEurrnE Wbs1 lss
viii nu ne CITY IN the lEnt. NJ IL
Ter whEt liz papnlEman- EfiEf VI ~
know M experience the truth .. sr1'
H1ar ClErmRr;ks words
Bow 80 many Eoo5 g's1yls es'-
have I'm 80 1ImE 6tlp6at thsuist-'s
win the belief that dru1Is1Dthi ~
mufa6 prosperity ttlI1 q tgv1 3 Wsa''l
WIS in proportion 10 the usLii
FURNISHED GtE rariSsnE 10 get tr1Il
End 1hE1 SALOONS attracted cET1ta4 q.
Immigration, VIII ever rssuEl1 aos =
the mgFfsr5es q TIE EE-s
Ii took the psoTls d kErrF e9s10
q lEng tine TO lsErn 1bs Urisr tA-SN'
~ fbsBe EpsriuuF plsEf, Az ~
lsErDst unlF BY fdttsv sTTsrisDes- 2"
nD what the change ms ese1 r.
we All w1m6ar EhF Il VEf D9i e.
sooner NE CAD baEEt 10 our isINI
ting B1nf Ent tErg11srs 81 tDs
ieras1 prosperity uf rhs TErsr ~ -
tree. We rstsr them with Jg'ss % -
fields ant vast nas"
wealth.. hut 0us JruDdsFt bosF' =
absence q TIE Baal-SsEiroTi1E 0sD
thsga
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20

Patterson evidently believes IL
catching EN- gw1ine and q aoD-
nuln~ He earnestly aspDIBec the
canss OF Ebs raLlrpadk and Grdher GDr-
lslua1ians In tine aast Legislature, ant
thereby insured the support 81 me
compensation Er'Ean, the Nashville
American. NOW IN order that 1se may
hold with mare and I'm win tine
HOUNDS" ne declares mis- aIlagianne 50
Bryan. thereby obtaining the 1ralRF Gf
ne Nashville TanDeHEsRn, tine Enri-
corporation 90 organ 1t Nashville
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20

NASHVILLE. Sept. 1Tr-Tlhs runner
mat Gov. Patterson apsIu twP vsnuis
f.sFs al ms office 4as week Is RID
ssnutesly without tonnharian. EEVw the
report sDd startst Ia 3 niFs1sTy. Sss~
1wssn 2ItaefGs II 'inss.saria" ant frs
rnsut visits 10 West TaIEns.ssse the
Governors time has bsan I'D Dneupish
thai ne fas been nna.fiis II gram more
--.it.ss1 5 han ,GaaaD gs.liians Dining liss
psN TWO wassts.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20

NASHVILLE. Tann-E the Cover
nor eEn fDc the time between SrrRGsEF
q malaria and visits 70 WEST TEN
neBRae iii Us understood thRa be Will
grant a few EsndunE DREz week There
are s1Sm q few mBoersrx In me yssIl
tenaasry and II is uRosrFanDG mat nu1-
ing ths EoFsrn1rfs vacation" ssEssr99
pistol totesE were convicted and hDsn
These VIII All recssTe zr1ET ti1n 5uff
sE Bour sE the Governor cHD gss the
1i-ne
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20

Supporters uf 5srgau IN Tanpsss'st
ere NATURALLY r~arY much tilafst over
the announcement OF Patterson r1sat
he Will uss ans influence 10 BsisGt q
BRYAN delagsIiun from tins SLE.ls.
They believe 11sat he is 5uBt as Eir-
e,ere liz mia ssspDnsal ID 5rYanE CAUSE
lie was in mis- pnD temperance IrEe-
noIusesmants made prior 10 the Iast
esiesGti0u At I'D adEDcals Ef 5sryED
ant Temperance pw Governor has nD
sgRsl
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20
NASHVILLE. TauIn-Tns wl

NASHVILLE, THnn.-TnR rFlTra
fAnf Gvr- Patterson had III Bnuis Bi-
sBr;k ,sif -tGubernE1araIl mEaErfiE" fai-
anHanr me C!Ermhta conference here
"wednesday Us probably mn s-Tus y
Is understood dAlB1 he governor VII
Re hsls tn bn1t Ii early conference
with fhe CiummissiuDsr n Agriculture
with reference 10 Troria1ng Some ID
srsausl T8srss IN the toa6 inspection
a,urazr SCR srzas mers a ms g'srs, n
Is probable thh1 lawn McMlh1s
easa7ns win Re given consideration
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20

Like rnanY CT the either ac1E II the
Patterson Legislature, II was Ds'neF-
sary fer the Attorney General 0f The
State TO give form And meaning 70 the
much discussed C'bssrnrr1- TC'1lsrz
school appropriated law Under the
clear and logical nEdninu ot Cen
Gates the schools are assured HI Bg-
pO-tsCumsnt nsxt January u Sg7hDs'a.
On jan 1st- q each wear thereafter
the per capita disirIburson VIII be in
creased TO IS cents. giving the schools
approximately sseBJB89 ger HnnHzn-
Under the provisions Of the ar as
construed by Attorney General Gates,
Marry county w5ll receive next jan
nary from the general revenues a the
State about $500 On Jan, J. 1898
the county win receive about $500.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20
a.aM nNn ans 49, our.

n II currently rsw.rreu N g'1lTrActa
CIRCLES IN Nashville, fhuurih &C course
me Nashville newspapers % 1,hr ED0w
n INN Governor EHm amt Essnstcr
Rah have had 3 tEltng aut- Amt we
give Eans uradff 10 ths rsVr1. FIR this
-sHsan N there ERE sw0 men IN ne
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20

3 Ras ahpvI by f.,ehart Anlssdse'd :
VII rtsan 1is n,Osu - nis JIrigss-tT wa
srsars IL ais VINES name D'RrIit
w.isat 4 1amais Cissuaiss LILLIAN Russell
Rouit hs d al her husbands NAT dll
fvxsd Tins Fsstanl
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20

Sheriff 8pirus ~ DaEadssn nDunty
mas announced afsat he win aIDuiIn
special dleplrlias and VIII isr'uGt all
ans nlen 10 exercise all Dusaifiis tLtI-
ssuee ~ Jreyanf gambling IN NASH
willie during the Fair w'sesk Tlnsu rs
ai.s sorr 81 Sheriff Meury s0uutv
zssstlS
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20

xsox win ma. Dune 0Oppssr s-zJliair
- a. S.saiast Nasir.nIar. 70 sirs
Sew gurt SIM Gov SsETtsnaurs ssIf.-
dap anf unszpsscsso ssl'plEasl u
Egars
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20

Tne BspV,f8bvitsss aId me Evans
mss Ess chewing the rsE pVsf riSs
question 90 VIM Efss Republicans IN
TenIIessss vii nunlInats 10f zspNsF-
NOR jIln az enough the NOMINEES isssf
8 x.tuat 10 ahanns u ever t'sulg
Governor.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20

f1llisso with scuru nRm TIA uia-1u-u
tsaaia-41-foIIs nc nis 1aE-tg .Ile-s & ssilli
irnIs dur him Lar MIN -sV,hS1 nm
iutrela IisIriauaIu n the gear Hl-IE
Eis dur ufitus. HI,f Gttlsr ufisnsssF viii iss
fu-Eu-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20

The American announces for Mr.
Patterson that he does not desire any
"snay action that no friend q his
will call an early convertsun- OF
e0urs not Mr.. PatnerscD is 50 sHf-
nently fair: the convention nominal
ing him employed such fair methods
And besides, on the dead quiet eoya
We are not ready inst vet; somehow
our machine has slipped q cog; things
are out Of joint: the Temperance PEG
pie are mad; the tobacco people are
mad: the Saratoga trip / didn't take
went all awry; my malaria is troubling
me; the people seem 70 think ] oasht
10 let up on malaria, and Cult ianset>
ing about, and set down to business
the time Is not ripe: ie' ms wait;
things cannot set worse, le' Us hoPe
they may set better; tor Gods sake
lay low and say nothiKE and give ne
breathing spslL
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20
-AoEEE A'7s W4.uE seT-1

lA.nnn tins fI-H nHv ttan n r-,..
wnr'I Iassr fDr 9aal vii l.. 3sr,.,
MafiF Sf.r-1 We've xiii Rnn-st = ~
IiflI-ls HtrsHtg Hnu VIZ u lls1s, hu.,
nDvs 8nrzmHiH n Eaisr-nI, M, Hf,-
ImflfEHrB DiRcilE, 1IrpE1iE nmsi n,
Tine fsv Rtfara1tDuF 1nH ~. p..r..
HHTy We Eits.s-1ul,y nIHHs E-tshmr
nfR-aR.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20
mlAlrNERs oE-AE-MEW-

Announcement M -@ht fn~nH ',mps
1ng' III mr. Millinery LlalIH--nsrr vii
III mRiis IN fiIIs 1inH il III nan.
1inst Tins 1lFulHT1nHlr n rHHr.7 = SIN.
ptT VIM with Hly #n-T n Z hHr VIM
naHr BHHlErDv'HHr EEHEs If-nH 5E,
9EBnaIIEinn EfHEK H1r
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20
rHE NIEW San z1sEHE FaBREs

Tax AEN <Al-- 1lt<E-Hk fNt4itstLss
AK nrpwfinE mr. In.eHE S8BnE d.
liEIrrnIs1n I'D ma rrnruH limit unh
wtiTan EDuirs -aafy Enrn INT RyaT'
wa1liHd alHfsriR N al -1hs Euut new
FeEiH Hnr Winter EninrInE4 TaHf,v
FlainH, ririb nfssuf4 pinu IHh-nE
tKr.
-EiEEu1LERg BLACK
rsEEE Eon1E
IN Ill the H1RlifE amt new wrsEVaB
sLEs. PLAID BnlsK Eyox NAEgTk.
2lHiu Silks are m iliEh dEvIr Tn
sRr,y Fail amt Winner amt We 1arfi,y
1nnlk VIM viii E4s HIgyyihssF urHf-
tier. mnrs #rE'l#h, Iu,1s.fiHlF Inrs IL
IilRinE 1ilHn YDuM INIT i,arE E1M amt
l@R
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20
AiEaanla, Ani=Ea & F%s
Special Announcement

NJ ne = -r-=uun=os- ~, -
kuuuprsu1 u-=arrr
ur
nptuzr -a-,
azapuzr aur aunrn
AuunprBH4 M n, -
anr zpHpzuurE n n aA r :
<zu <aatium T4ssuM DsrRs,
--zuunuahfr4 1-uz-rnrar1 4n4 snu4ru
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-06
NO MAN IS STRONGER THAN
HIS STOMACH.

lot the rroatest athIete bavpd vcu~psts
And his muscles vnitLd eo,n IAN bIt
raI .tr,rrth Il t.r.,t
|" INueNN N'll ou from Iood III 3
~" nus iisuIliol'll looa ne loses strength
1T noe has Ho iouu he dies Food is con-
verified into nutrition through the efom-
Rch and bovpIs IL dsn.rds ,, tb.
etrrngtb az tho st,r,a,b b. ,Et .
N"A' 'NO'i.'
r,ul 'dueh "'k'H''u ana aselWNditd.
. eNpit can ole OF starvation who haNc
abundant food 20 eat when Che stomach
and It's associate orrau~ gf dIra.f.n opd
nutrition do NOT p.rfarm tI.Ir ANS
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-06

The best medicines in the world cannot
take the place OF the family physician.
Consult him early when taken Ill. III
the trouble is with your throat, bronchial
tubes, or lungs, ask him about taking |
Cherry Pcctoral. Do as he says.
We have no secretui we publish J.cAYerco,. !
formulas OF an our Dreparations. Lowell, Macs Z
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-06

.s r.H merely "a memory VI The PAST.
ga. HIris Snow Liuimen- l- the fam
ll IuIutHt ~ the twentieth century.
A positive. cure Tor rheumatism,
Nurue trt- Spralus. Neuralgia.
rt Nv g. d. Rursou Stauherrv.
$50 urHte ~ have used SNOW Zine
ITgHt for Rheuuotism and nm pain. I
rau SOY enough in it- ORA SEE sold
hy u A. U.Elelly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-06

Al Fltlsaura. Ptttsburg Boston gam
POSTPONED rain
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-06

~ 3 MoraIng JournaI W. aa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
jefferson Davis, of Arkansas.


Il will roar you as gently as any
sucl;ling doIe' was not part Of IL"
promise Of Jefferson DAVIS. ~ AkHn-
sas. to Ills people wien ~ was chosen
as the succ"rr"r az Mi berry. Iron
the contrary he promised u roar Ike
a Nuniidian lion upnn Ills arrival at
Washington and. periodically, or per
pctuallN, disfinG his torn. or terms, in
the Senate. He promised trdt The Vi
biations nf lis voice would Sihk" ~"
pillars Of the temple Of Mannl0n, AMI
strongly irtimaIcd that lie would not
only bear Tie earth atlaT-wIs2 upon iiA
shoulders, hut would Shakh all oblrr-
tionablc l. after loose from IL before re-
turning t" face his CONSTITUENTS, Tn"
startled jack rabbit. picked up its cars
and listened for alan ums. They iave
been heard. At Least the first Of them
has. Mr. Davis long promised maiden
tho Capitol still stands ont against
The cernlcan SKY. dcntcd. sc.rritied: but
intact Tho Milli"naircs' Clnh sill cX-
lists, and will meet again. MamInon
cuStrmed direction.
Mr. Davis exploded tremendously.
His cac~t notes rcv"rbrratr thr"usl'-
out the land But :, careful reading If
his speech reveals the fat nat il WAS
sound and fury unadultri ht"d with
aught that signifies. He objects t. tn"
annual app opriation for thu WIT"
House hccdrsc the Prrsilen; ma only
five children. forgetting THAI he W Lite
House is sometimes put to other and
hascr uses than that Of the Incubator
and the nursery. In tho East room. fer
instance. congressional receptions ;.r,'
OF her patches Of jungl" ;trc displayed
for The entertainment Of tie people.
Mr. Davis said the usual stump
speech things about trusts. III IN" uSua!
manner except that he said them
louder ami more vchcmentiy and intern
perateN than they are usually said.
even upon the raging stU"p. lie add"
a few things that are MOI usually sdld
even III the rural districts ~ a vote
hurtin. d"nagoguc Tie President :,
salary ana allowance f"' travelling eN-
pens"s. lie declared foot up to an amount
that is gross oVCrpaV;n"nt Tor Il man
with five children. when our hunbi"
servant. Mr.. Davis. If A'kansaT. sup
ports himself and Mr.. pdElS and ciEht
Cli!GIcn ana the di@nitr IF United
States senator ana former Governor #
the sovereign State Of Arkansas on much
less
Sometimes a thrndc,l'"!t strikes ,hr
calth s.Ir.arely uron tho bosc.a. There
is a shock as of worlds crashing to-
terrible in its intensity But upon ap-
the pillow Of flame was apparently driven
through ti;n outer crust. the investigator
finds nothing but fniut and FIST vtlSh Y
in snlphrous- Cdor But tho thunder bolt
does not an 1"unC" in advance that wien
4 strikes there vii. be i terrific riplIaS
Cr of thn%:'.
Creating 4 deep impression upon back
il, imston. IS not difiic 1T. provided Inc
Itlrgs arc st'cnC. but creating 4 T:ofCln
impression in tile Senate w mere noise
l. imDOS;ll'l.'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-19
A FLY In the Southern Ointment.

The Southern papers of influence
make no concealment Of the fact that
they are thoroughly ashamed of Jeff
Davis Of Arkansas and that he is not
to be taken in any sense as a repre-
sentative man of that section. Such
strong Southern organizations as the
Charleston News and Courier, the At
lanta Constitution, and the Louisville,
Ky, Courier Journal, have already
voiced the sentiment of the South re-
gardinS this man. THE South" says
this latter paper, has suffered griev-
ously in dignity from ebullitions of
Southern oratory' in Congress. Mr..
Tillman of South Carolina, Illuminating
for the amusement of the galleries, is
sight sufficiently sorry. but when
Mr.. Tillnan is not suffering one of his
periodic attacks of negrophobia he is a
levcl-hcaded lawmakcr, and possesses
some of the qualities of craftsmanship.
The qualities Mr.. Davis possesses,
aside from ability to make a prodigious
noise, have not as yet been revealed to
the public. 1t is to be hoped that eX-
pericnce in the Senate will have at
least Christening and subduing effect
upon the wild-eycd and wild-ideaed
gentleman from Arkansas"