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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07
Receivers Amounted.

Pllisburg, Dec. The CJlonia Trus!
Company has been appointed receiver
for The Stock Exchange firm OF Whitney
stevens & Co, of this city. The house
is the Oldest and one of the largest in
the city, but the news that it has sns-
pended has been discounted and 10
other firms are affected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07
SATURDAY EggEINe DEC. 7. 1907

LONDON TIT-EITs recently gave the
results Of strikes 10 different countrieS.
According TO that paper fifteen thoussI d
pe,ple we're killad and wounded, prep
erty 10 the value of 500, 600, 600 burned
o, otherwise destroyed, aud sn empire
shaken to IFS foundations. Such, briefly
stated. wss the outcome of the great
series of strikes among the Russian rail-
wsymen, sbich broke out at st. Peters
burg on October 81, 1905, and wa
forcibly quelled at Mosc>w. amid unex'
ampled scenes # carnage AID red ruio,
on the "a b OF December following. 10
1877. Wheo the American rsiigsyme.
went on srike, no one anticipated any
very serioas trouble. Nor WAS there
iust Al fret. IheO the strikers re liz'd
thai they were being beaten and at once
papdemonum reigDed. Bridges were
dynamited, trains we're dersiled and se'
on fire, railway stations by the score
wen, ND ia flames. Al Columbus, Cleve-
land. Bufislo, and elsewhere, the tight
ing vas of the most desperate character
Bu. the wors, scenes of all we're enscled
at Pitlsburg. Here the station, which
was crowded With fugitive uonunionis's,
WIS shellod by the strikers aud after
ward deliberately set on Are, with tn
result that nearly all within perished.
Afterward the mob planted cannon
looted from The city srmory-st the sP-
proa,hes 10 the yards and sIdlDgs, anc
dared the troop to come on. The chsl-
lpge was promptly accepted by 0eu.
Sherman, WHO commanded, and hun
dreds of the maddened strikers fell to tn
ba7onets and bullets Of the regulars :
was order restored. But the damage le
property in that one CT y alone was es'''
mated 81 b. ween ten ard fifteen mlllioI
dollars. Mos other nations, too, hsv
suffered in like fashion at one time q
another in connection with similar dis
putes. Germany has twice seen he
eutire system at stsndsiill. Ia l'sly,
during one black week ia Msy, 1898,
scarcely a train was running, and bre-o
became 80 scarce 10 Consequence thai
the frer zied p pulace rose il rtv,k.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07
Wants $1,000 Damages.

Newman, H., Dec. flames Brokel
has brought suit against Samuel Leonard
fox $4,000 charging personal Injury,
BfokeI, while taking leave Of HATTIE
Leonard, fell off the steps srd broke bis
c9llsr bone. He alleges the fall due o
Miss Leonsrd's father appearing while
he vas kissing Miss Leonard good bye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07
THE MISSING LIEUTENANT.

Ii wss learned yesterday that one of
the Washington banks received tele-
grsm rom 8 bank in San Francisco
i qniriog whether a check signed by
John w. Crawford WAS good. LieuIen-
ant Crawford, some people believe, COM
mitted uicide recently by Jumping from
the terry steamer Lsckassnns. Others,
however, never credited the story from
the first, and believe be is alive The
telegram r-lerred to above will strength
en- the believe Of the lstter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07
ATTACK UPON MON AsTERY.

Particulars have just been received al
81. Petersburg CT On attack by 20 Lei
'ish- Esthonian bandits upon a mona
terry near Pskov. The fighting was hercs
and determined. The bandits were
finally driven of by the monks, who hsd
tx meu killed and three wounded in the
fray. The sggressors we're pursued by
troops aud gendsrmes, ard between the
Sighting at the monastery and the sub
equent encounters they were practically
Terminated, only one wounded robbeT
falling alive into the hands of the su'
thorties.
The robbers made their attack at mid
night and succeeded in obtaining almost
entire possession Of the monastery. The
monks, however, rallied aud, after
desperate fight, succeeded in driving
their enemies out OF The building.
The robbers retreated in the direction
Of Pskov, with gendarmes In pursuit.
The robbers ambushed the gendsrm's IN
a suburb of Pskov and succeeded in kill
ing one man and wounding another.
They then retired, fighting, 10 the
direction OF the railroad station, with
The intention Of seizing train and max
ing their escape.
But the robbers had lost steadily in
these various engagements and only foui
men, the survivors Of the original 20,
made the final dssh for the station.
Tney did not yet there and, instead, bar
headed themselves in house near the
station aud pu, up their last fight. The
house wss quickly surrounded by troops
and set on ire. Three Of the four men
persisted in the flames and the fourth
surrendered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07
Arrest Ct Alleged 81 ok Agent.

Naples, Dec. Antonio ID. lucia,
recently elected commander in cbiet Of
the Camorra, has Teen arrested here
with $50 900 in his possession which
the police ,Ay he got for furnishing re-
cruits for the ''black hand" in New
York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07
DIED.

It No 3ls north Alfred street, on Thurs.
day, Deoemb-r6, 1907, st9: 6 p. m. NAgNIE
BERRY, b; loved wife Of Ben Berry, and
sister Of r. H. P,rker. Funeral services al
bird Baptist Chur n, sunday afternoon at
1870 O'Clock. Friends aud relatives invited
to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07
ADangereus Deadlock,

that sometimes terminates fatally Is the stop
pace Of liver and hog~l functions. To quickly
eud this con iiion without disagreeaole sen
.iiors, DR.. Kings New Life Pills should al
wavs be your remedy. Guaranteed absolutely
satisfactory in every case Or money back, st
all drug stores. go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07

Editor Lesvil, vas sCquuted at Hs-
vans, ,Odsy 90 charge e,;minsl ii9sl
made by former Am ticsh C0usui-GeGs-
raj Frank Steinhasd. The Post publish
ed editorials chs ,giug graft IN conufe-
ton aiib u ~ lor The sale Of church
properly TO the government End SAID
SteinhAE! WAS involved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07
King Oscars Condition.

Stockholm, sweden, Dc. THE
Pastor Primarius, or head ~ the church
ia sweden, has been urgently summoned
to King Oscars bedside. His Majesty
death is momentarily expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07

Edward J. Williaus, treasurer Of the
canal IONS for the pact three years, VAS
married todsy At In Crosse, Wis, to
Miss Helen NJ. Burton, dsughler of
Nrs Abbie Burton, OF that city. They
will sail 'or the isihmus from New York,
December ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07

The Brazilian coasting steamship
Gusscs has been sunk in collision with
90 unsnosn vessel off the coast of Ufu-
quay ard 80 of lis passengers and creS
we're drowned,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07
NJ. B. Harlow
& Co., Inc.,
Ils South Fairfax Street,
Alexandria. Va.

| OCATI0N OF TEMPORARY RAIL
~ road platform in Wsshin gton, ID. c A
temporary platform has been locatec b. tween
IN aud 9th streets, on Msrylni Avenue:
Washii gtou, d. c.. for the accommodation Of
lotai passengers, and for tue present TINS
Joint will be a r gulsr stop for e., r. ~. n.
and W. ;. t'ains =, 10 20, 2. 10, 20 spo ~;
No tickets will be sold, or issgaee checked
or delivered at this platform.
W. p. TAYLOR, 7. NJ.
W. N. TAYLOR, t. z A.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12

l., s.~sa~~inate the character ef honor
sit'~ = atler8eu
ssr. Simpson 1T ysu rho"ss z" pat
il THAT uar .yBu haV. ftsat liberty
Her. Ir. stevens aroTe a. state THAT
ht~ na.1ass.a af making tht- statement
ia rs4e.ease - N-. Durham TentaTNF
MS Improper. but that he h4d M
.ts.sIa-x - make for tho Sub~tsaC. ti
the statement itself Thu time and
manner 81 making il. ne said. N@S
improper and irregular
Mr.. Durham Immediately ar" and
desired L. maxi "a statement. which
after a little discussion as Z" whether
there should be further personalities
admitted.
The 6iotii"-and Peace
Ifc lid not. and could not. said Mr.
Durham. resent the g~cntleman's state.
mcnt on account of~his position a. 9
minister. lie had overlooked II WITH
great difficulty.
After this the committee adjourned
10 meet at the call OF the chairman.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12
4 ppt IsTItf f1f:>.
,utg.u i'sanacr~ sust'rat NEa"n~t
ruaiu- ~,rinw Tonic ir"n

charlotte = -. =. fla H.~ t-' u~
mas Nfrsug teagc j. oeso< 20 Tt"
s5~ fge cotton pla3*. "E h '"a
It-s-ad tae GOTTEN hr'EcT- fHt .A
= tasted bitter 81 Yeats -'n
and nou IT. - uot @Ht ] ta"u go
r.aatsx a. Nt@ tn. 49, au tas pax
Mr.. TncsAare Itrlss 81 81 S
,.ttecr ptIoasst IN t1s 9fHs "'
ire This strfnE be. 4s 'n'i
wan. tells >hc cotton p&A1fer tst"4 -
be- crop for feu- IS ia or'rtF I
.As- an Inducnmtat - az farmer if
plamt an Increased a~cr-8rh Ee ~7ft
the 10. 20 and 80 NesF .sld c+stf go tN
New. York can realix ee ~EsSa n't"
yarns and chat tt wt}l acfsal3E t~ n,rt III
"a TOR thai IrF-sse / .n -ttrti |r
Price tells a doubtful yarn aooHt
II n cctton-b
The cotton plant : e-a nt r-
g~-niZation IS nov alb - sg c4vt~e
u l. tire probable w..a IS ana Ntfiu
fol cotton The committees .trd
other officials ~ tn farmer "a
zGtions are fully as eoto.fetcuF u IN
1cetigate the cotton situation a. - HuV
man Who may van - bus or i'.1
cotton.
Mr.. Cotton Farm~r. t'e !is.an to
your own people AMI don ,NAl3 it
any dope from the sr,ar neIi u Ht'i
ry any ~specuIator- T3u @re urge! >
reduce your cotton &ccca- II pt.
then. North Carolina ctn pr'tIcc
10000 bales. and ii ye SCI th2t ~
$50 per bale We \ III haze poc1ct
&. MOORE
President
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12
APPROPRIATIONS
Amount for the State
Institutions.

The Committee on Appropriations
will very probably this morning pre-
sent its full and final report as to
appropriations.
No determination had been reached
last night as to any change in the
salaries Of the State officers, or as to
the Secretary OF State to have his sal
airy from fees changed to a fiat salary.
The appropriations which are
recommended by the committee for
the various State Institutions are:
University of North CarOiina-$40.-
600 for maintenance. $4,000 for per-
manent improvements.
State Normal and Industrial o
ic@e-S40.00o for maintenance, $25,-
600 for erection of Memorial building.
\. and NJ. COllegc-S32.O0O for
maintenance. $4,000 for a central
$4,000 for equipment. $4,000 for re-
pairs to buildings.
Colored NormaI-$12.000 annual
appropriation, $4,000 additional for
building and equipment.
White Normals-$9,00 annual APP
preparation.
State IIo>pitaIs-$125.000 appropri-
ated by Beckett bill.
Hospital at Moreanton-The regu-
lar appropriation, and $4,000 addi-
tional. with $4,000 for building for
tuberculosis patients.
uldI d8-
preparation and $4,000 additional
Hospital at Observation-Disclosures an
preparation and $1,000 additional
Soldiers Home-s15,00O regular an
preparation ani $1,000 additional
Deaf. Dumb and Blind. white. 1t
IiaIelgh. Regular appropriation with
s-5'os0 additional fer maintenance.
Improvement and equipment.
Deaf and Dumb at Morganton-
$4,000 regular appropriation and
$3.50 additional.
Eastern Trainin. SclIool-$1.5OO.
Appalachian Training cIiooI-
$1,000 additional to regular appro-
%Driation.
uiIo" Nornnai-$6.0eo addition
al 10 regular appropriation.
OXFORD White OT4,Iiana"t-S1n0oo
oxford Coiorcd Orihana.c-ss. 30
spray school Of TcchnoIO-,-53.0 600
Iteformatory-s5. 900 for sunnn
confederate Nctcran-s3o0 ono !,
year for pensions. this heinz an ~"
crease OF sl25,000 over the pcnsione
Of last Year.
50. 900. ''ih"-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12
NAMED
On Boards of the State
Institutions Appointed
by Governor Glenn.

Following are the names of mc:l-
bers of the boards Of the various
state institutions as appointed by Coz
crnor Glenn and confirmed by the
General Assembly yesterday.
Deaf. Dumb and Blind Institution.
Ttalcioh.-R. T. Holman. person cola
ty, 6 Years. j. 7. Rowland, Wahc
county, 6 years. +. II. Hayes. CHIT
ham county. 6 years: 10. II. Wealth
ers, Wake county. 70 succeed g. +.
Edwards. resigned. . years. Robert i
Steele, Richmond county, vice J II
Walsh. resigned.
Dear and Dumb school at MorgaE-
toni. G. Seagle. Caldwell county. s
years: w. G. Lewis, Iredcll county. 6
years; Archibald Johnson. Davidson
county. vice w. G. DoNd. resigned. ,
years; j 6. Neal. Mcdowell county 6
years.
state Hospital FOR the Insane. Colds
boro.-T. NJ. Jordan. Wake county. 8
years; w. l.. Hill. Duplin county, 6
years: c. f. Herring. Wayne count.
6 years: Il. w. Edwards. succeeding
T.. Porter, Greene county. 6 years.
State Hospital for the Insane. Raj
Cieh.-E. j. Picot. Warren county. 6
years: w. II. Whitehead. Nash couIl-
ty. 6 years: Edward Smith. Harnctt
county. 8 years.
State Hospital for Insane at Nor
santon.-A. \. Shuford. Catawoa
county. 9 years: y. +. Tate, Guilfor1
county. 6 years: JON w. McA1inn,
Pennsylvania county. 8 years. .
Directors of y. * VI. College Col
orcd). Grccnsboro-4th district. w. ID.
Siier, Chatham county. 8 years: eth
district, 6. NJ. Hughes. Cumberland
county, 6 years.
Board Of Internal improvements
B. G. Beckwith, Wake county. :
years. K \. Morrow, Union county. >
years.
Directors North Carolina Gcolooi-
cal Board.-Hueh MacI;ae. New Han
over county, 4 years: Frank R.H Hew-
lit, B~uncofnbe county. 4 years.
Director and State Proxy for the
Nilkcsboro and Jefferson Turnpike
Compans.-G L. Park. Ashe count.
> Years.
Director Of the State Pri.on.-A :.
H~earne, Stanly county. to succeed Jnp.
ID. Dawes, > years.
Members Board OF Agriculture
First district. j. j. Laughinghouse. .
years; End district. {. w. Mitchell.
BERTHE county. s years. Attn district.
Ashley Horne. Johnston county, 6
years: eth district. j T.. MacEae.
scotland county, 6 years: 10th district.
a. Common, Henderson county. 6 years.
Board of Directors. state Normal
and Industrial dominated
by the State Board of Education to
be con rmed by the Senate.)
Third district, +. T. Aycock. WAYNE
county. s years; 4th district. r.. r.
Gray. Wake county, 6 years: End dis
trict. a. j. CoIInor, Northampton coun
~. 6 years.
Eoard Directors \. < VI. college.
isaici-h-W. d Turner. Irede!l coun-
" ; Years; X. Kicks. Nash county. ?
years: 9. lax Gardner. Cleveland
Souhl|' years: Locke Craig. Bun
combe county, ? years: e. w Cold.
' llSDff EDTT4f,- .-.a--. Il
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12

in confidence and printed is under NJ
circumstance divulged by reputable
newspapers: and, End. That he was
advised that the articles in effect
might be libellous.
Il decline to give testimony against
myself indirectly or
The balance was lost in the ap-
plause.
Mr.. Craig: You know it is libei-
louS?"
Mr.. Simpson: NO"
AR. Craig: You believe it is?"
Mr.. Simpson: Il don't think so
Followed a number Of questions by
Mr.. Craig pointed at Mr. simpsons
ideas as TO newspaper ethics, the great
majority of which he declined TO an
swer. one such solitary question.
whether or not if he had received in
formation Of a sort TO damage the
character of a citizen and hat citizen
had protested and proved hat til"
statment was untrue. he would still
refuse To divulge his informant. ne
answered, Il would"
Numberless other questions were
asked the ex editor, among
them whether or not he was
the author of the editorial in which
it was stated that the information
was given by as responsible Il gentle
man as Judge Winborne. To all of
these the reply came pcrSiStently. Il
refuse to
Finally Mr.. Craig asked: You will
refuse to answer any question l ask
your"
Il WILL was the reply.
The refusal to anSWer involved even
the editorship of Mr.. Simpson dur
ing the dates when his name was at
the head of the paper. He admitted
that he had been editor and that
was about all. AS to dates, he stated
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12
Jurors for Third Week April T'rn.

The following names have been
drawn by the Board ~ county COM
missioners for the third week Of the
April term Superior Court. the jurors
for the first and second weeks havi'S
been previously drawn:
Raleigh TownShip-W. :. Penny,
ID. e.. smith. 4. W. Il Jacques. ] n
stewart. ]. Z. Ferrall. G =. Williams
II. @. Gattis. and Howell cobb. Pan-
ther Branch. j.. =. Jones. St Mary's.
w. &. Buffalo. W. NJ BeaSleN and =
r. Pool: Wake Forest. W y Wall.
Swift Creek. T. j. Franks. r T. Mur-
ray and w. F. King; Little River +
II. Bum and j. II. Bum.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12
BOARD Directors \. & VI. CoiIcoc
Found ut Last.

}. ~ Harmon. Of Lizemore. West
"a. says: AT last | have found the
perfect pill that never ~disannoinfs mo.
and for the benefit Of others afnicted
with torpid liver and chronic constina-
tion. viii say: take DR.. King New
a-ll@ Fllis. Guaranteed satisfactory.
2oc. at all drug stores.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12

.EstTx Intelligent man knows. said i1c
that Is political leader uSc~ not al
wax~ direct means Ia secure his ends
rho wishes If Mr.. Daniel were. ar
soulI hay. been. known IN many WAY
through his editorials and "th"Tn 49,.
I have uo doubt Thai tn" c"Iuustiis~
knew hi~ position aud was influenced
thereby.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12
Two LIQUOR stills Captured.

Deputy Collector j. p. II. adams
has Just returned from Johnston
county. where he. Commissioner II w.
Massey and Deputy Marshal II. NJ.
Barnes made a raid and captured two
Illicit distilleries. They got the com
plete outfits. but no liquor nor men.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12

MI. SlI11DcOH Again.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Durham's
testimony. Mr.. f. H. Busbee, of coun-
sci for EXHIBITOR simpson, of the Raj
eigh Evening Times, stated that there
We're certain questions asked his client
the day before which, perhaps, did not
fall under the strict rule of the privi-
leSe which he claimed as the ground
IF his refusal to answer and that he
was now ready to answer any such
question.
Mr.. Simpson took the stand and was
interrOgated by Mr.. -Busbee. h uues-
lions being some of those which Mr..
Simpson had refused to answer the
day before and which he explained
that he had not answered simply un-
Ter the broad ground stated in his
written refusal to the committee.
one of these questions was: d
You thlnk a mans honor as dear as
his person"
4 do, certainly" replied Mr.. Simp-
son.
Another was: You would not re
fuse 10 disclose the name of n person
who was simply attempting to assassi-
nate another"
No said Mr.. Simpson.
Mr.. Craig: You say that Won can
sIdef q mans honor as lea as his ncr-
son ana that YOU would not shield >
man who attempted to assassinate an
other: then. do YOU refuse to diy,r,-a
! the name OF a person who has tried
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12
10000 MINK /

N"n''h at once. Highest prices ever
hfo"n viii be paid for immediate
1mIp.ienls Address \. T.. Burck-
iiafdt, ID a3 Cincinnati, Ohio.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12

Insists on Reality of Charge.
Did YOU mean to charge" asked
Mr.. Craig. that that sixty mile-Iimit
was put into the bill to make Page
the object of Daniels Wrath?'
Mr.. Durham: My answer is that
Mr.. Daniels desired to do that hing.
Its having been done. made it the OBJ
ject of Daniels wrath insofar as he
had ~nfluenc With the committee.
Mr.. Craig: What do you mean bv
the expression. the individual who
holds the Whip-hand'?"
MT Durham: 4 mean to charge
that the committee did it to crafty
the spite of that man so far as his in
f1uence extended with the committee"
Mr.. Craig: "Do You appreciate the
grave charge that was made against
the committee"
Mr.. 4 never go into the
pulpit without considering the gravity
of VIVA l have to say. made the
statement with q knowledge of its
gravity
Mr.. Durham went on to say that he
knew N one member of the COM
mittee-Mr. Manning.
Mr.. Craigs next question was,
whether if it came to MIR. Durham's
knowledge that what he had said was
based on q false report. which did
the committee a wrong. he ought to
withhold the name of his informant.
He replied that he had not spoken
anything h a did them a wrong.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12

W Mr. r. II. Eusbee whose opp"r-
uuity- for being master Of ceremonies
oyer-fna~tcr"d him.
The two men blushcd- Each said,
Hum. hum.
,rh. pcole Incident was ended
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12
Refused to Give Name Of
Trdducer.

Continued from Page seven.)
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-03-16
TINS 70 wo@rn SAVING.
vsAsao&s Aov,es 80 HseiSs ~ Wei
Know AYtne<ify.

n~ Eol.orfax simple koG>EA5s
mixture "A Ax.t To r.!S~ye Az form 0.
RAezmASlas OF ssc.Arns, slso e5.asse
- stse.xrA>a TIE Kh.<I1 zad BsA5-
<er. overeneisx a.. r-i.Ary tiSx1<rn.
II takea t<fo-e The CASs o. B.txer's
llseAAe R!sid Er.rsr- Dast<.11e.
ose- hall o.-es. Co11rDg.t EA-zos.
ose o9aes. cSnD1s.1 syrEp Sara
Eerf-A. three os.r-s MI By SHAKING
vesl In = ort-I4 AID ,AI> IL t>Asr<.oe-
fsl e1s@s After reals a.t .. be1rin.
A veilscOus Authority srz,~s la,
tkese iar.ets~1's are rsa!niy o. vsx.-
table sItrar-.ol. s.t hsrrsl>As TO Es<.
and car b@ os,aine1 q, small cns.
from any zn't prescription Dha-nlcy
ThOs> .ho ihi1k 'h@y have kinney
trosbls or ,ss@r vita larr- back or
weak biacfsr or Rk>arzO!sln. shozlt
Eire this p-ssrr1ytiO. a trial. az 30
harm c.a p>asibly forJos i,s ute. aaA
!, IL sa!t 20 IN sossers .or Sonss pso
nlA
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-03-16
HUNTERS KILL LARGE LYNX.
Animal with Tssssis on its gsrs
Askss Attack on Men.

Memphis, Tenn.-An animal weigh.
lag 80 pounds. With tasseia on Its ears,
yciiowiAh strited fur and = stubby
tail. Vas shot the other day near Por,
Jarvis. Sullivan county. The old In.
hAbitants say that the beast is . lynx,
and the oldest Of them swrars that h.
has not seen = iynx In this section
since he VAS = boy. ~ years ago.
Since then. hs says. with . chuckI~.
they have been missing iypx."
James Cooley and Andrew Van
Dyke we're hunting for foxes which
they supposed had robbed their hen
ncri-s. They came across qu.cr
tracks on the snow. then the iyns
came across them.
The beast jumped from . tall stump
aud landed on Van Dykes back. Il
ripped the heavy clothing from bis
bsck aad lscrratrd his a~ah. Afraid
Of nhoosing his comrsde. Cooley
kicked the iyns In the head with his
heavy bnts.. The beast turned -
Cooley. tAstsnias It's teeth and claws
10 his tiiEh. Van Dyke Jumped up
aud. pias Ing the muxzis Of bis gn~ to
It's head. blew Its brains out
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-03-16
A FRIENDS TIP.
1o.vssr -oid Msa Net toe Old 70 Aeesps
Pee1 Pointer.

For the last 20 years." writes Q
Main. man. I've been troubled with
Dyspepsia and liver complaint. and
have tried about every known remedy
wi,hou, much II the way Of results
until | took up the food question.
~ fri.nd recommended Grape Nuts
food. after ! had taken all sorts Of
medicines with only occazlonai. ten.
porary relief.
This was about nine months ago.
and began the Grspe.Euts for break.
fast with cream and . little sugar.
Since Thea I have had the food for At
least one meal . day. usually for
breakfast
Words fall 10 express the benefit
received from the use Of Grapefruit
Ny stomach II almost entireiy free
from pain and my liver complaint 10
about cured. I have gained aesh. sleep
we'll can eat nearly any kind Of food
except greasy. starchy things and sm
strong and healthy at the age Of 10
years.
III eau b. the meass Of helping
any poor mortal Who has been trou-
bicd with dyspepsia - have be~a. I
sm ~lliiag 10 answer aay letter eocios-
Ing stamp" Name givca BY Postum
Co. Battle Creek. Mich. Read the IL.
tic hook. "Ths Road 10 welivtiie." u
pkss. There's . Rsssoa."