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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-15
geras.

- Die uonl BrdIioenten ernnnnte
&ummiiiion, welbe einen aeeigneteu
Blab fir Die neue, i'm Sioen einsu-
ribtenoe @inmanoereritattDn ouSius
den ioa, miro IN ben ndbiten Taaen
nah @aleeitDn tDmuen. I'm, bic bort
ongebutenen Bldbe gu belthtiqeu.
Die &%ommiiiiDn beiteht aus benz Gin.
man0erung6tommiffdr Sargent uno
ben beioen Nrditetten ". 8. Trn
uno W. o. Winobam.
= Sn Dallas bat SDf. 8. TDul.
tes nit ieiner Srau Die ~oianentene
Sob5eit gefeiert.
= Nu6 2areon tplr0 aetneloet, baB
bort gum erften Wnl, felt Reoeriol.
oater in Der Staot ftationiert marer,,
&ubeit5run9en uDrgefommert iino.
Wfebrere S0loaten iD0en obne @runb
ben 8aufmann Worrnfer auf Der
StraBe angefaIen uno beldimpft Ia.
ben. als BDli5ei cam, mahten Iie
lih oan0n. Ser 8eFehlsbaber Der
@arnilon bat cine unteriuhuna elm
aeleitet.
Sreitaa mnrgen uuroe in
Brownsville, oDr Der Office bes gapt.
Relep, Samuel IS. @reForo aus
WtatamoreS aeihoiien uno TO ldmer
beruunoet. eaB er cine 8iertelftunoe
lpdter itarb, Seize 9bornham, elm
Stiefiobn SeQp'8, bat ii@ als Der.
ienige betannt, Der Die ShGiie abaes
feuert, uno iih freimillia ben Beb6r'
ben eeiteut. Der 8urfaQ 1T oils elm
Nabipiel gu ben Soloaten. RraoaQen
ansuieben. Capt. ReQp lit elmer Der
8euaen. bic mad WaibinetDr, einge'
LADEN iino, urn oDrt Dor Dem Seuots.
Gomite 8euaniS absuleeeu. Durd
ieine Nuiaaer bate iih Brefpro be.
leioiat gefiiblt uno er bate nor emit
Gen Gaaen Rettel orHden laiien uno
uerteilt, auf oenen Gelip iharf ar,ae'
griffen muroe. @mpDrt biertiber be.
lhtoB 8eup'S etieffobn an Wreforo
Rahe an nebnen. &eqh ielbft lit
gar niGt in Brownsville.
Gntonio 8ilareal, Der merita'
nilde &euplutiundr, Der ieinerSeit in
@l Baiu ben 8unoesbeamten emit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-15

italteniIhe a0iul uauote fib oesbalb
an Den 8Duberneur oe8 5taate8 NIT
Der Bite. ietne nerbafteter 3anos<
leute neaen etmaine Nuabrnme Der
Soltsuut gu fhGBen. Ser @ouoer.
1eur antnurte, boB er in bic ltdoti.
lhen Observation-Disclosures nidt eingrei.
fen Tonne, auf feline BeranlaHuna
Duroen bic @efanaenen ober nod
eifem feiteren SeFdnanis iberfGbrt.
Der Wagor Der Staot bat bas Tigi'
lanS'aDmite, oas iih aus anaeiebe.
men @lieoern Der italienilden aDlu.
ME gebiloet bat, aneemieieri. BEL leis
men acknowledgement nab benz ent'
fibrten Rnoben nit nrD6erer Distre.
tlon III Derfabren.
Wu8Innh b.
6eute lit Die 6aaaer Triebens.
f%onferens Difiaieu erDfnet noroen.
- Cine Oepeihe aus st. Beters.
burg melbet. oaB Die Sage fnr Das
Yarlament plDblib cine Iehr Gentle
a%etOroen tit. Br1iioent Gtplppin
bat am Sreitaa oas Berlange1 oe.
felt. oaB ons 8arlament loFort fiinf,
u~nofaufaig leiner Witolieoer, Die sur
iosial ? oemUtratiihen Bartei geb6s
rem. iuspenoiere unb binaugeiebt,
oaB Die Reaieruna ridt ldnaer nit
BEN Barlament 5nlammen arbeiten
t0nie, menn Die SuspenliDn nidt
erfOlge; NIT anoeren Worten. BOB bic
Duma aufaelDit peroen niiroe, menu
iie benz Gerlaneen Der 8egieruno
niht nahtomme. Die Durna bat Die
S%uspeniiun nidt iofort poGsusen,
iunoern Die Nnaelegenbeit einert SEQ.
mite ibermieien. @Hpfieblt bafiels
be oaS Gerlangerl Der &eeierung ab.
anlehnen, 10 eribeint Die IuR6lung
oes Barlaments unuermeio(ih. Blu
oerielben Belt, als Der Bremiermi.
nifter int 8arlament feline Jproeruno
iteIte. wuroen Die 8obnuneen auer
l0aiat oem0trntiiben Ntgeoroneten
BON Der Bolisei beieBt uno ale in ID.
men befnolihen 8apiere beiblaa.
yinbtnt.
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@on eibau a d 8 W
N q. Der Gar Bat Die grdguns
elmer Denfniin3e 3ur Grinnerung an
Die langDierige Sabrt Der ruffifhen
5lotte bpn ben 9dfen Der Office bis
in's Sapanifde Mleer a~nseorbnet. Die
Mebdille fpa in 8ron3s, @ilber unb
@olb bergeiteIlt tperben. @erlieben
ptrb tie einem ieben, Der ben benfniir@
bigen Meeres5ug mitgema9t bat, urts
abhdngts bapor, ob fein S9idfol nit
@efansenf@aft. uebergabe ober Jlu9t
enbiste. Cine Settle Der MebaiGe fon
bic Qbbifoung Der grbbal6tusel traz
gen; cine S9lan8enlinie auf ibr mar
ttrt ben 3ug BON aibau mad Sfus
fhima.
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VRte tn ptes

gBtr bieten einbauoert Dollars Belobuuua fir e.
ben Gaa BON Ratarrb, Der n,ht ourt gtnnebnlen
pom 9afI's Rotarrb=&u 9ebeilt lperbeu
tann.
s. 5. @benen 6 Co.. Giaent., SolsSo, o.
g8tr, Die untersei4neten, baben G. s. g6enep
lett ben iesten Is Jabren eefann. uno balten ibn
fur uoafomnen ebrenbaFt IN alien @ei9dftsperbano=
lungen uno f~nanaiel befdbist, ole bon ieiner 6irma
elngegangenen decentralization an erfhlen.
8ntbins, Gilman Marpiu, 9roshnn.
oels= 0roautfen. Soteoo. o.
3al,s Ratarrb=Glr tpiro innerlih genotHrlen uno
luirtt oirett auf Oas 8lut uho Die i1teimiaen Dber=
Hidden beg spfens. .a3eusnifs Fret b%erfan6t. Yreis
75 Gents fur Die Glai6e. 8ertauft bon alien apo=
tbetern.
Nebmt 6aa's Gamilien= giueu fur 8erfopFunQ.
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Der sptrfahe pelfer.

Wenn Sbr cine Branb. uoer
Quetih @unoe babt. reibt fie elm.
bleibt babel, rebt iie elm.
@be SIR es gnh neriebt; lift oer
ganse Trubel noriber.
cut oaiielbe fir elm idmersenbes
8elent 0oer MuStel.
@8 siebt aIIe Shmersen uno Slit
ftofe beraus, hilft prompt uno BELT.
Wa8 lift oiea:
6unt's 9igbtnine Oil.
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0aIfet bic Ranfen aeBIt.

Gilt ebenio gut bonn menlHlidhen &brper,
als BON irgenb einem Wahtperf Der Re.
banit. Die 2eber lit bns groBe Organ,
tpelhe boS Del Iiefert nnb bas @leicbae<
iuitht erhdlt. uno tuetin 8lutfberfinuma
bic Snnftionen beeintrdhtiet, bann iebt
bel ber 2eber nod unb abr tperbet niG6t
feblgehen. Die nlten 8ernborbiner MSns
DE fanoen oas o iehsbunoert Sabren
aus. uno mas iest OILS st. Bernaro's
Rrduterpilen" betannt lit, bot ieitbem i'm,
r1er an Der Spibe ntarl6iert, inbem es
bic Sober reauliert uno 8erbauuna, Or.
ndbruno unn Gusiheiouna f6roert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-15

iprana. als iie i'm aur Wusfieferune
nah Merito bringen tunnten. bat BON
@bicagO aus an ben @efnaaenenmdrs
ter in III Baio geihrisben, er nlDhte
iein, bel itsa o~epDnierteS @eto an
ieinen Batter, s. Bilareal in ct.
20uis. it!den.
Guf jsiner 5ntm in Der N6be
BON &aufman muloe elm iunaer Jar.
rier GataenS aiiDn oUa einen ieiner
Wanleiel erfhlaaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-15

8ier in GGffern gum Bes
TRACE BON 6,46O,000 Mort, iopie Bier
in 5laT9en i'm @ert6e BON $4,000
Mart tpurbe I'M Sabre 1906 BON
DeutT6ldnb erportirt. Die 9auptabs
ne6nler nuren 9eutI6@S ibpeitafrita
8eIgien, bic S8nei3, 6ranfrei6, eng
lamb, Oeiterrei9 unb bic Ser. Staa<
ten. Die 8iereinfubr 8euti9lanb8 be-
trug i'm perpi4enen Sabre 100000
Wtart, Ser 9auptlteferant mar Pil-
fen,
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@art Sea gtpd fort

Sh babe ben SpnsierftD6. ben i'd,
iber 40 Sabre trug. neil iG on elmer
Wunoe litt. FDrtgemDrfen, idareibt
Sobn 8arrett. Wurtb Miqs, Sc. 6.
Buflen'S Nrniea Sable bat mid ae.
BELT. 8u 6aben Bel 90. Drei6 uno
6. @ubn & So. 25 Gents.
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9ie YrObibitiOu.

S'giebt MenS1en bier i'm freieu 2anb.
Die lino iebr tDnberbnr,
W3an Fnoet iie in ie6em Stnno
geit tnra uro iangem 9aar.
Sic nennen gemperensler fiM
unb tunn'n HrDhibition.
lln6 iiegten audi rpohl fid5erIfd
Sn manhem Stdotben ihon.
Sic ibelten aber @eir unb Bier
uno trinfen, uie betannt,
BUR Wuier. bod man iaete mir.
9as Baiier lei gebrannt.
9oh nibt sufrieben. baB a1ein
STE i0ldbe Narren fnb;
Sic uDlen, es fon Sober iein
SIN Sano, Mann, Trau uno &in1.
Sic biroen uns @eIese anf,
Die Sin0 elm tpohrer @rnu8
unb oDh ton,mt in Der 8eiten Qauf
Nibt8 CUTS babel beraus.
Drum. 8ereat Der ean3en Brut, /.
ND tie aud tpeilt i'm 2anb.
Spar MdBiafeit 1T INNER gut.
D0b bies 1T unnerftanb.
Sic tuiiien nifts pon 9saBieteit.
Bon mohrer 6eudelei
SIT an ibr Treiben ieoeraeit
unoulbfamfett babel.
Drum fant mein @las nit 9oue Star Bier,
SD nehm' es oann our 6ano
uno bring benz Mtani Elm 6um aus bier.
Der trintet nit Bertrand.
Der maBbDu ieinen 9nrf aeftiat.
(Da8 @taB lei nidht 5u tlein)
uuo ior9t, baB ieoel5eit eefhdt.
Meit Zone Gtar es lou iein.
SD tuinibe, BOB bic Seren6rut
&eronriten nfBt, aur Srift,
Damn lernten lie bteneidbt. tuie gut
Sos eole Npne StGr 1T.
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Gin aiadItd,er xeraner.

Wr. 6. 80. 8pooloe. 107 st.
2oui8' StraBe. Dallas. 9eras. lagt:
SIN lebten Sabre bin ib nit 81.
Sings @eue 2ebens BiIen betannt
aeuoroen uno ib femme tein beiferes
Mbfihrmiitel fir Malaria uno Bill.
liDfttdt. gu haben bel Mo. 9reiS
& gotn & 60. Is Gents.
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8 Mder 6emIanS,

iiebaebn Neilen rueitliH BON San
GntoniD, an Der gulebra 2anoftrnbs.
Durhinnittliher grtrag cine bis
swet Toms per Nder, smei Shnitte
per Sabr. 9reia $50 per Nder.
TEXAS LAND 8 INVESTMENT CO.
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Die a1tefe @tabDe in
Neuenglanb lit pisqeidt bic zines gez
piHen 8iniam s. Sernalb bon Olb
Or4aro, Me. 0as Bud 1T aus
f4liebIi9 Der aufbemabruns BON 53eiz
t~unssausi9 item gepibmet, bic auf
Gppenbictttsz5du 9saus baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-15

@eht Su BurgraIter's
Saloon ne Reftaurant, Bit'
litasS traBe neben Der 0aae ber Der
mnunsi1hnc.
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mnuSerbare Rettuua.

8. 9. Bepper BON Seoora. 9enn.,
ihreibt: SID mar ourh 2uuaenblu'
tungen uDuitdnoig bilHoS uno lag
gu Bet. Die Ner5te batten mid
nufaeaeben. So aebrdudte i6 Or.
Sings Neue gntoefuno uno augeus
blidlth tam grleihteruna uno balo
6eituna. SD Tam Jest mieoer ar
beiten. 2u baben bel No. 0rei6
unb 81. gobn & So. SO Gents uno
$1.00. HrobeHaime fret.
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wertapptes wed,telfeber,

einfabes Behielieber unb bereleidben
bic iebt sWfitroben" 8ugeibrieben ruer'
ben, purben Dor pielen Sabren 0 ben
alten Bernharoiner W6ncbem ebenio ihnen
tpie beute gebeilt, nro babel tuu6ten lene
ni1ts bDn W~ittrDben, Bacterien un6
Mebnlidbem. Sci benz erften Guftreten
nDn Sr0fi6auern, &ppfihmer5, &aden.
ihmerB. 8erfDpfun9 uno anaemeinem
nnbebo9eu aaben fie, sunS iebt al8 bic
erDsartiaen st. 8ernarb's &rduterpils
len" befannt 1T, elm, fraftigen Die Sober.
lduterten oas Slut. -reiniater BITE @efdBe
bon Sinoernifen, tbteten ettun nDrbans
oene Mitroben uno ihafften bieie unb ale
anberen eiftiaen Stofe aus benz Sptem
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- Mayor Submit BON San Srans
cisco 1T BON ben @erimten bic Gr'
laubnis. Birgihaft au ftellen. uer'
tpeigert mDroen unb er muB Bis gu
ieiner Berurteiluna. bic am often
b. M. erfolgen miro, i'm @efdnaui8
bleiben.
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7sin6's 5 Gents 0opnnn.G aarre.
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D @snre oapana . eiaarre.
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hide 2baer, oas Weifte. @enr ir.
aenb elm tleiner iapnniiher Sourrta.
lift mai ona Mnul aufreiBt, oanl1 1T
cine &~rieaeaefabr on uro tpenn irs
aenb elmer Der aabQoieu mittelarneris
tanilhen @enerdle NAL cine fleine
8manasanleibe ir1enorpp taad1t, oann
it's cine &euDlutiDr uno Die Suleen
sino unberehenbar. Baiiiert iraenbs
mD elm nnglidsfalI. 10 milien Die er.
ten WahrtGten INNER BON gang uri.
gebeurem Shnben ersdblen. @abs
ber ~rebusiert iiH oaa gemDbnliA uro
ihlieBli@ mar'a Elm alter glel, oer
ieir 2ebeu hat Iaiien miiffen, tuie bel
ben. beriibmter Bumbaroement BON
Guantanamo ODER mie oaS ReIt nod
BieB.
@erri man iib jabrelang einQeben.
Der nit bieiem DepeihenpeIen hat
befnifen miiifen, mte es bel benz
Gonntaasbetrahter als Depeimen.
Reoatteur elmer tdalihen Wprgensei'
tune Der Gaa eeuelen lit, banr tuirb
man lhlieBlih miBtrnuiih aeaer N['
lee, mas eemelbet miro. uno oaa
lul man audi nidt fem. Denn oo
Tam man aud bereinfanen. Der
@unntalsbetrnHter lift perfhiebene
Wiale auf eieie @eiie bereineefauen
gr bat bas erite Snterniep. bas Der
nerabihiebete Bismard in Sriebrid,s'
rub einen1 fran56fiihen Sournaliiten
aendhrte, fir cine b6smiliae grfin'
ouna erftdrt uno bic Depeibe, melhe
Die erlte Nohriht uDn Der gntoeGune
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-20

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRI
 TORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION. Emma V. Smith, Plaintiff) Harry Smith, Defendant } The President cf ;ae United States of America Greeting:
 To the above Ddmed defendant:
 You are !ereby required to appear in tho District COuri n and for the Territory of Alas ka Third Division, within thirty days after the day of tine service of this sutnmoI,s uno,, .ou and answer the complaint of inc abpvn Ilhu| plaintiff, copy of which complaint is herewith delivered to you; and unless vOu SO appear and answer, the plaintiff win apply to the court for the relief demanded in said com. paint. ~
 This suit is for q dissolution of tho mar riage now existing between you and the plain tin herein and summons is hereby served on you, by publication thereof, pursuant to an or. der Oi the above Court, dated March f. 1907 signed by the Honorable James Wickersham Judge of said court.
 Witness the Honorable James Wicker. sham Judge of said court, this 7th day of May. Tn the year 0f our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and seven, and of our indeDendcnce the one hundred and thirty-frst.
 EDWARD J. STIER.
 Clerk, .. $. District Court for the Dis.
 trict of Alaska. By s. A. CRANDALL, Deputy JOHN LyoNs, Attorney for Plaintiff Date of first publication May o. 1907 Date Of last publication June 20, 1907
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-20

Washington, June 19-Roosevelt has notified the Chinese ambassa- dor that the United States will cut the indemnity asked for damages arising out of the Boxer troubles in half. The amount originally asked was twentyfour millions, which China is unable to pay.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-20

San Francisco, June 19-Mayor Schmitz, from his cell in the jail has ordered the police to guard the door of the mayors office,to pre- vent Gallagher from entering.
 San Francisco, June 19-A bomb was exploded beneath Haight street car last night, totally des- troying the car ond wounding most of the passengers, twenty of whom We're taken to the hospilol
 Washington, June 19-It is re- D Drted that Taft will retire from the presidential race. Ill health is given as the reason of nis with drawal, and the report is given credence by his friends.
 Seattle, June 19-Japanese work men in this city have formed un ion, and will demand better wages in all lines of employment.
 Hague, June 19-At the Peace Conference yesterday, committees on arbitration, neutrality and the Geneva convention were appointed The delegates have decided to avoid all subjects liable to cause friction in the conference.
 Seattle, June 19-Vice- President Fairbanks will arrive July 12th, but w be unable to accompany the Christian Endeavorers to Alas ka, as vas anticipated.
 Denver, June 19-The public land convention opened here yes terdaY. In his address to the con- vcntion Senator Teller denounced Roosevelts policy, saying that it was tlle government, not the peo- pie, Who were breaking the law, and that it was now impossible for a poor man to own land. Com missioner Ballinger replied, saying that il was the intent of the gov ernmcnt's policy to protect the farmer and save the land from cor nOrotipnS
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-20
Boise, June 19-The court has refused the signed confession of Steve Adams to be entered as evi- dence,
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Charles Brehme:
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended one hundred dollars in labor and Improvements on the placer-mining cain known as the "Hot Dog" placer claim. situat- ed in Slate Creek, Chisna Mining District, ter r1t0ry of Alaska, for each of the years 1904 1905 and 1906, in order to hold said mining claims under the provisions of Section 2324 of the Re- v1sed Statutes of the United States being the amount required to hold said mining claim for each of the said years, and if, within ninety days from the service of this notice upon you, refuse to contribute your proportion of said ex- Pend1ture as co-owner, your interest in said property will become the property of the un- dersigned under the provisions of said Section 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United States Dated this Ith day of April, 1907, at Valdez. Alaska.
 RAY LARSON Date of first publication April Is, 1907 Date of last publication July IS, 1907
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-20

COMPANIES incorporated any State; expert work; fair charges; stocks and bond issued handled East, Canada or Europe. BRITISH AM. FINANCE CO.,, Ltd, 132 Jordan ave San Francisco.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-20
WILL BE PREPARED
War Will Find Fleet
 Ready For Battle.

'eooiiu'HS the eHufts or the depart mcnt to create confidence in the continued peaceful relations it is very evident that such confidence does not exist in official ciIcleS. particularly in view of tie change of ambassadors from Japan. The naval Board, with Admiral Dewey chairman, Las transmitted to Sec retary Me;caif. to b. forwarded to the president, strong recommen- dation that the entire battleship squadron of the navy be concen- trated on the Pacific coast, and that prompt action be taken to place at the point Of highest eff clency the various dry docks and ship building plants on the coast. The board further recommends that the government take o.nr one or more of the ship building plants on the Pacific coast, and enlarge their capacity. In connection with these recommendation Secretary Metcalf will start for the Pacific coast June 29th. He will urge that the per cent differential in flavor of the west coast be re-estab- lished, that the building of wa vessels may be stimulated. In- structions have been issued to the government officials at Honolulu and Manila to rush with the ut most speed the completion of all fortiticet-on8 projected Or under way. This report of the naval board was made at the direct re- quest Of the president. Naval cir cles have been stirred to an un- usual degree of activity, and pre- parations for putting the vessels of the fleet on war footing is rapidly going on. No explanation of this change Of attitude con be obtained either from the naval board or from the president.
 Boise, June 18-As tending to show the connection existing be- tweetn O.cnarI and Haywood, which has been denied by the de. fense, the prosecution yesterday introdu uced letter from Haywood to Mrs. Orchard, telling her that her husband had gone to Alaska.
 Scranton, June 19-An explosion of fire damp occurred in the Johns town colliery yesterday. Eight bodies have been recovered from
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-12

Reporter-So they tell me that you
and Jones were calm and collected aft
er the explosion?
Flanagan-Well, sir, I was calm. but
poor Jones was collected.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-12
INHERITED PoLITENEss.

Little Johnny was petite;
He never failed to say,
81 beg your pardon" when he took
His sisters cake away.
When Johnny's father cheated men
He, too. was SO polite
That they had not the heart to say
He hadn't used them right.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-12
THE PLEASURE OF 1T.

Jones-We went to see the Critics
last night and enjoyed ourselves huge
-ly.
Brown-The idea. Why, they usual
ly fail dismally at entertaining peo-
pie
Brown-Exactly. we enjoyed our
selves talking about them on the way
home.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-12

Wifey-I wonder why those impu-
dent people across the aisle look over
here SO often?
Hubby suppose they are trying to
ascertain why you look over there so
often, my dear.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-12
COMPLETE.

o'Toole-Phwas it great military
counthrae, O'Brien?
O'Brien-I shud say so. Aven the
wells out thor were drilled.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-12
AN ADMISSION.

Helm afraid you are fond of adj
miration.
She-Well, / like it better than like
some of my admirers. v
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-12
ODD. ISN'T IT?

He--I shall be just miserable when
/ have to go away and leave you.
"Oh, Jack, if | were sure of that I'd
feel SO happy"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-12
OF wlFE,s COOKING.

ssile--I suppose he thinks too much of
his wife to let her do the cooking?
He-No. He thinks too much of him
SELF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-16

Albany Herald, April IA: Petit
tions on the referendum of the Uni
versity of Oregon appropriation are
now being circulated in all parts Of
the county, and those in charge state
that hardly anyone has refused to
sign them thus far. A number of pc.
titions were circulated in Albany
Yesterday and over 200 names were
added to the list. This coming week
number Of the grangers will visit
different portions of the state with
the petitions, and endeavor to secure
more signatures. Eugene Palmer
will spend this week in Clackamas
county, working in the interests OF
the referendum movement. 1t is ex-
pected that large number of sigma
lures will be secured in this county.
In spite of the fact that the universi-
ty supporters have been waging
hard campaign there to Offset the eff
fects of the Linn county grange in Sc.
curing signatures to the petitions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-16
KEEP YOUR GRIT.

Hang on! Cling on! No matter what
they say.
Push on! Sing onl Things will come
your way.
Sitting down and whining never helps
a bit;
Best way TO get there is by keeping
up your grit.
Don't give up hoping when the shin
goes down,
Grab a spar or something-just re-
fuse TO drown.
Don't think you're dying just because
you're hit.
Smile in face OF danger and hang TO
your grit.
Folks die too easy-they sort of fade
away,
Make little error, and give up in
dismay.
Kind OF man that's needed is the
man of ready wit
To laugh at pain and trouble ani
keep HIS grit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-16

to accommodate 200 more guests,
and will run six special trains into
town for the accommodation of bust
ness associates and investors who are
interested In the district.
A train made up OF New York and
Chicago men will arrive today over
the Salt Lake and Los Vegas and
Tonopah line. A second train will
come in from Denver and Salt Lake,
and another from Los Angeles. over
the Brock line trains from San Fran
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-16
EUREKAi

Yes, Have Found IL Mt Last.
Found what7 Why that Chamber
lain's Salve cures eczema and all
manner OF itching Of the skin. have
been afflicted for many years with
skin deases. had to get up three
or four times every night and wash
with cold water TO allay the terrible
itching. but since using this salve in
December. 1905, the itching has
stopped and has not troubled me-
Elder John T. ongley, ROCKVILLE, Pa.
For sale at DR.. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-16
Renttr,a RnlIrond Day.

Beatty, New, April 16.-This IL
railroad day for this town.
The first train on the Brock line
reached town today, and was well
coined by the entire population. with
display bunting, and the firing OF
guns ad lltum. The railroad COM
pany redoubled It's efforts TO reach
the Bullfrog district.
In time for the opening OF the rail-
road. Dr. Phillips. OF New York. who
recently purchased the Beatty town
site. has put his new hotel in shap ?