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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11

Viscount TAM says that the American
people are radically commercial in
their sentiment" The viscount ought
to read some OF our spring poetry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11

y France offers her kindly endeavors to
keep the friendship between the United
States and Japan. Captain Hobson, for
his part, would no doubt be glad to see
France keep it,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11

Dr. Rudd Morrison. prominent ply
stefan OF Rockbridge county. is In the
patient from his county. who Is at ono
Of the hospitals. 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11

HOW TO CALL TIMES DISPATCH
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some Of the virginians at Murphy's
are John p. stirf fredericksburg DR..
j. J. Lanerty, Crozet: c. r: Jones,
Cary's Brook r. H. Warner, Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11

Hon. r. Tate Irvine, OF Big Stone
Gap, Is registered at the Jefferson.
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81 BIZ NAIL. One SIX Three oh nc
POSTAGE PAID Year. Mos. Mos. Mo-
Daily with Sunday 1900 $500 $3.50 90
Daily without Sunday 400 200 hoo 80
Sunday edition only. 200 LOO Nv ~
Weekly wednesday, 100 go 40 -.
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by Tines Dispatch Carrier very sor-
Vice in Richmond tand subpres), Mahches-
Ssr and Peter sburg-5 as
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III Gmry ~ Digpalh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Duslrcss oftico. ....... .ola u. Main Street
washington Bureau. 1921 Munsey Budias.
Aanchestcr Bureau. ......,ilo2 HUI strees.
Petersburg Bureau. ...4o N Sycamore st.
Lynchburg Bureau. 2l5 Eighth ST.
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Daily with Sunday. N cents se'Oo
Daily without sunday...lo cents 4,oo
sunday ,n,y cents gao
yearly subscriptions payable IN advance.'
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Among the prominent guests ut the
Jefferson is Mr.. John Fox, Jr., the
well-known author.
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Wideawal<eness His Speciality.
Fuddle-You know Stocks, don't you2
Doctor-Yos. indeed. Ho Is now a patient
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11

All signs indicate that the much-talkcd-
Of Democratic dark horse will turn out, as
usual, to be donkcy.-Sew York Herald.
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A Good That Never. Satisfies the Nj
BY WILLIAM DI,UalMoSD..

Other selections from this author his portrait, auto
sketch, have already been printed In this series
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11

The school department OF Birmingham,
Eng, has added a sensible innovation to tho
curriculum Of It's cooking school. Twice n
week the clAsseH arc taken to the markets
and taught what things to buy and tho
best things To leave alone . HE4 5t-r
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This began Oct IL
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I'm that case, my DEAR" said Mr.. Lush
II shall have time to so out and got d
drink.'-Louisville Cour!or- Journal
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Tho Kansas militia Is Aguratlvely up In
arms because the man who selected tho site
for the annual Stale encampment chose ono
IN such M out-of-the-way place that tina
girls won't be able 70 get out to watch the
The daily tribune., 1907-07-02
clinging to rod beneath the locomo-
tive's headlight, to the surprise of
the engine driver

SOMETHING WRONG - Figures
do not lie, and the official tabs kept
on the canal digging down in Panama
will serve to impress the American
people with the fact tina: something is
doing. Nearly 1000, 900 cubic yards
were excavated during April, by
actual count, and the mathematical
genins who reckons it up states that
this is equivalent to hole 100 feet
deep 100 feet wide, and 800 feet long.
and that sort Of thing, continued
get their pace, should make an i'm
The daily tribune., 1907-07-02
HONDURAS TO REMAIN
NEUTRAL, SAYS UGARTE

Washington, July 2-Honduras is to
remain neutral Of any entanglements
in Central American affairs, accord
ing to informatino received here to.
day by Senor Ugarte who was sent to
Washington by Provisional President
Davila to make an effort to secure rec
ognition from the United States gov
ernment.
1t has been charged" said Mr..
Ugarte to day, that Davila is to be
but an instrument in the hands Of
President Zelaya, but this is not cor
rect. President Davila will act in
dependently and Honduras will re-
main entirely neutral.'
The daily tribune., 1907-07-02
Bad Burn Quickly Healed

~ am so delighted with what
Chamberlain's Salve has done for me
that feel bound to write and tell you
so," says Mrs. Robert Mytton, 457
John St., Hamilton, Ontario. my
little daughter had a bad burn OH her
knee applied Chamberlain's
Salve and it healed beautifully"
This salve allays the pain Of a burn
almost instantly. 1t is for sale by
Daniels Drug Store. it's
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assistant quartermaster general, has
been appointed quarter master gener-
CLINes TO LOCOMOTIVE
AND ESCAPES DEATH

Meridian, Conn, July 2-Setpping
out Of the way Of freight train at a
crossing of the New Haven road last
night Antonio Misette walked in
front Of northbound express. The
locomotive swept him along and spec
tators Of the accident looked in vain
for his body.
The police notified the railroad
agent in Berlin, six miles away, and
he, tagged the train and found Misette
The daily tribune., 1907-07-02
TAFT Has
NOT CHANGED
HIS PLANS

Warrington, July a-ssorstAsy Taft
threw SONS additional light spoa his
plans regarding the American evauca-
tion Of Cuba today by sending the
following cablsgram to Gov. Masoon
ct Havana,
" am In receipt of telegram
from Gen. Loinas Castillo a. 10 some.
thing have said with reference to
the restoration Of Cnba to the repub.
lie. Tho plan for the devolution Of
the government Of the island upon
the person to be selected by fair
election as outlined in my letter to
you has not been changed in the
slightest. The question Of the time
within which that can be worked out,
due to the doubt as to the time IN
which the census can be taken, is a
mere matter Of opinion. Please adj
wise Gen. Castillo accordingly. =
Taft. +"
The daily tribune., 1907-07-02
GEN. HUMPHREY RETIRES
ALESHIRE IS PROMOTED

Washington. July Upon his own
application, Brig. Gen. O. F. Humph-
rey, quartermaster general of the
army, was today placed upon the
retired list with the rank Of major
general, and Maj. James A. Aleshire,
The daily tribune., 1907-07-02
preston even on that formidable
Culebra hill.
Rural Peculiarities.

81 hear you have beautiful country
home this summer"
"Yes, we have selected fine hill site
in the valley"
The daily tribune., 1907-07-02
TWO KILLED
AND thirteen
ARE INJURED

Youngstown, Ohio, July 2-While
\ crow Of 25 men was unloading cars
at the Ohio Steel works, violent
storm came up and they sought shelf
er under the train, when the latter
was moved, catching the men before
they could escape, killing two, fatally
injuring two others and eleven were
severely hurt, but will recover.
The dead are: Milton Stambaugh,
laborer, foreman, aged 40, married; !;
John Bekanon, foreigner, married.
Fatally injured: Michael Woln,
fractured, married; Ambrose Palich,
badly crushed.
injured: Michael Grew, John
Skelle, Joseph Pjsonich, Lemon
UragA, Steve Cuttrice, Mike Molericlh,
Mike Growert. Mike Kioch, Steven
Daok, Matthew Cove.
StAmbaugh was prominent in poll
tics, was formerly member Of the
board Of education. Oficials of tho
comp any assert there was no engine
The daily tribune., 1907-07-02
started down by the force Of the
wind.
TWO CLEVER
swlNDLERS MAKE
A Big HAUL

Pittsburg, July 2-Sensational tes-
timony to the effect that trio Of
confidence men have taken more than
81 900, 900 from wealthy Pittsburgers
by means Of clever, but ancient
bunco game, was given this afternoon
before Alderman Stephen J. J. Toole
by D. g. Davis, wealthy banker and
oil operator of Marietta. Ohio.
Davis, himself, declared that he
was victimized to the extent Of $780, :
900. and that in his eagerness to
beat the game had chartered special
train on the Pennsylvania railroad to
take him from New York to Marietta,
where he quickly obtained the last,
t25, 900 which he lost.
Davis says house in New York
was the scene Of the swindle.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-02

Ths Tribune for best job printing.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-02

Pure. cold and sparkling are the
sotla's served at Daniels fountain.
80tf
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&aueOait e Gu6ler, Moore.@ eball.
oe Seine Serrenflei0er Goues
Arortiment bon Eteffen.
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SetratS . Ghctne.

9. s, 5ein5e un6 @nnie Sebolo.
s. u. S6aper uno 2i55ie @%arbeubnum
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G1an, Mid bel eu6 in Soft 6n geben,
uno oo tut Sbr nidt flug, mid 3u
beripo6nen."
vgfo, ods miro ii6 finoen. Seize
bid %einitpeilen. ga fomn1t i6on
oie Suppe."
Die 8omilie iebte 1id gu Sii6 unn
&l1rt er8dblte bon Berlin, iolpie bon
Ieinen Rldnen uno 9(usIi6ten. 0ie
Muter borte ibm nit freu6igem
Stol3e gu, uno 9eomigs 4ntlit
leu6tete. Sic fiiblte ni6t MIR Sreu=
oe, ion0ern au6 cine Si6erbeit, oie
ibr ionit feblte. Der 8rr6er mar
ibrem 9enfen uno @mpfin6en 10
gon5 ipmpatbii6 uno an linn mlBte
iie cine Stibe finoen, mo iie btsber
aIein geitonoen botte i'm Sample ge-
gen oIlerban0 @emobnbeiten ibrer
llmgebung. Srmn bogege1t betpies
cine 5iernlide @lei6giiltigfeit, lire
I6immernoen aueen i6ienen ouf Ell
men @egenitono b%in5ubliden, Ser lid
ni6t i'm &reiie befono. Ser Maior
enolid mar Elm penig nerooS.
rSb ou bier MN eeraoe oeine
&e6nung finoen mirIt, meine Suit
ge," iogte er, Dos lit mir nod 8mei=
felbaft. @s lit redt biibi6 bon Dir,
bob Oh bel inns ipobnen un6 oaourd
iporen lpiqit. Mber Elm iunger Diff
5ier ioa bod bot ollem flott nit lei-
nelt &omerooen leben 11no i] claude
foltm, bob infer iopnii6es Ooiein
ii6 oomit gut bertrGgt."
1Oieie Slottbeit lit mir elm Mdn=
tel6en fir oos 8ummeGeben ser
NittelmdBigen," entgegnete &urt.
.gea. no, iditte nllr nidt gleif,
0as &ino nit Dem 8aoe aus"
4urt erbob ben &opf uno blidte
ben gater NIT ieinen rubigeu, no6=
6enfliden @ugen felt an. n@s gibt
cine &eibe BON iol9en 4usoriiden
Die fIott, itromm, ihneioig uno oe8=
9lei6en," iagte er. u5ie iino Mobe
getporoen, ober i6 babe niemals emit
oefen fonne11, BOB ettpos 8eionoe=
res babinter itefte, Gs gibt gar
81 biele, Ole idneioie iino, unb i6
oenfe, BOB 2eute, Die etpos Siidtt=
ges Ieiiten pouen, feline 3eit baben,
flott gu iein."
(Sortiebuna folet.)
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...,.ttey.,.u oeG3eDn 09la9tf9ifFe
9eben inter Dem &pmmanbo BEG 9edrs
abmiraIs Gpons, pd6rsnb a9t gans
3~erfreu5er unb 5pet anbere @9ladts
f9iffe i'm in San Srancisco treffen
tperben; aua cine NnaabI Sorpebo,
bootoerfOrer ptrb bo6tn eeben. Nis
5ubpr bat cine JIptte BON bieTe @r6b.
cine berurttge Ja6rt unternommen,
unb biefe ptrb fir oIe, tpelde fie mits
MAIDEN. bon eroBem ersieberif9em
Mert6e fein.
69IieBlid empfisblt Der Yrdfibeni
fotppbl fir Die Offiatere als fir bic
Mannf3aften @r9obung ber 2Obne.
Qnbsrs 6 mpfebtunseu.
Ser prdiibsnt smpfieblt bic BON
@eneralpoitmeifter borgef9b tene Grs
rtdtung BON pofffpartaFen, besgleis
den bic Nusbebnung Der padetpoFt.
fpe5ieQ in ben 2anbbiItrtften. Die
gpitmeiItsr nierter alaiTe foQtan in ben
tlaiiifi5irten 9ienft einsereibt tperben.
8unbe8infpeftion Yo1ts in Nnbes
ira9t Der furdtbaren 8erluFe an Sell
unb 2eben bel giienbabnunfGGen fir
bic Giienbabnen eingeFiibrt tperbsn,
dbnli@ tpie Die 9ampf@iffinfpettipn.
Der adtitunbise Nrbeitstas font,
urls als itetises 3iel porldpeben. unb
BITE Resieruns fonte nit benz guten
Beifpiel D%orange6en.
Mieberbolt ntrb bic brinsenbe gms
pfebfuns obIieatorif9er l1nterYu9ung
Eel inbuffrien.n @treitigfeiten.
@r6bere Jorftreferpen iinb our @rs
baltune %unferer Mdlber, bi. ilnner
mebr BEN aaubf9las onheimfaIIsg,
ubfoIut nothtpenbis. Der 3on auF
9ol5brei io1ts innerbaIb on~gemeTener
Grift aufgebpben tperbsn.
Weitere Gmpfshtuugsn Itnb:
Dos 8irserredt fir bic 8~espobnsr
bon 9orto Hieo.
Die Grntutbisung bss @1iffbals
bnr4 @epdbrung bon Meeisrungsfub>
iibien on S5eanbampfer, Die un{ere
Glag9e traeen, fpeaiea elmer 2inie mad
ben fiibamerifanifden 9dfen.
Cine rationale @eiunbbeitsbebDrbe.
8etbeiligung Der Regteruno an Der
Wusftelluno in Sofio, 1912.
@rlaB Der @ntfGdoigungssstber fir
bic Gineiif6en 8oyerunruben.
@ermebrte ~finan3iels llntertIbuna
fir bo9 Bureau Der amerifonii9en
MepubliIcN.
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OerbDrgeme Oefebren.
Die 0atur stebt seitise 8arnuuaeH,
bic feim Seluobner Sun Mutp.
uiD's ~tgnorteren iplte.

Gefabr SignaI @o, l fommt BON
ben artSI6etoungen ser 0ieren. sic
marnen @u@, ooB sic geieren fronf
lino, @eiunbe 0ieren ergeben cine
flare, bernIteinbeue 5liiIiigfeit.
&ranfe geieren etnen oiinnen, bIet-
d)en uno i9aumenoen, ODER einen
Otden, rotten. itbelrie6enoeu l1rin,
bon bon Sab, Die Musideioung i'll
unregelmaBig.
6efabr=S isnal 0o, 2 fommt BON
9fifen. R~iideni6mer5en, idper unb
mG6tig ooer fur5 f6orf ofut, er5Gb-
len gud, 6ob Sic geieren fronf unt
@aiieriu6t, 9tobetes uno grigbts
aranfbeit i'm @n8uge iinb. 9oon's
Nieren 8iIen betlen fronfe Rieren
uno beilen ite permanent. 9ier i'll
Elm 3eugnis bon Gan @ntonio.
Mrs. sc. g. Sreemaun,
9t2 Sups Ctr, San Mntonio, Ser.
|iagt: r0om's Nieren.giGen furier.
ten mid bon meinem Nierenlei6er
uno i'd BIN frob, iie empfebIen 81
fonnen. Sd lit iebr bel on &iiden,
i6n1er5en uno 6ies erinnerte mid
5nerlt oaran, BOB id cine Nieren-
fronfbeit babe. Damn muroe Die @f=
ton meiner Gieren unregelmdBiQ
uno mein ougemeiner @einnbbeits.
3uitono lpuroe i6ledter. Sd bolte
mir bonn 8eror Drug Store eine
5dad)teI 9oon's 9fieren.8iGen unt
begorn lie gu gebrolt9en. Sic bal
fen mir Iofort nt6 nohoem i'd ite Ell
ne 5eitlong eenommen bette, mar id
BON meinem Nierenletoen ooIlfom-
men gebeilt. Die Sdmer5en iino Der
i6punOen, Ole Mftion Der Nieren III
~uoaitdnoig regelmdBi9 unb i6 bin
oiel %frafti9er nie friiber."
Gum Gerfauf BET onen .S6nolern
Breis so Gents. Softer Mliburr
60, 9uffulo, Seem Oorf, oueinige
Qgenten fir 6ie Ser. Stooten.
Grinnert guh oes Non,ens =
0oon'a-un b ue1n1t feline an
oeren.
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Gin @unScrlnnb.

SIo Dnfota, nit ieinen reidet
Silberminen, 9onon8a-Sar1nen, gro
BEN &andos uno ieltiamen Natur
formationen, lit elm pabres @unoer
(ono. Sll Mouno gitD, Ser Selma.
BON Srou 6. 9. glapp, lit aud ein'
nunoerbore Seilung borgefommen
SIR Sobn mar Dem Sobe nabe BON
2ungen. uno Solsleioen. Or bdttl
ale flint Winuten einen i6merer
SuItenanfau, ols i6 begantt linn Or
Sings 9eue gntoedune gu eeben
Die i'm f1rierte un6 fem 2eben ret.
tete", idreibt Srau glopp. @oron.
tiert fir Sals- un6 2rngenIeiben
6ei Ioolpb 9reiB nno 81, Gobn &
So. so Gents unb $1.00. 8roben,
Elalde fret.
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NIlerIei.

9eute Sorrntttog 1880 1tort
plobli6 am Ser5i6lag Srau 9ofto1
81. 81. @oetb 9eb. 9ittmar. Srall
@oetb befano ii6 am Morgen I'M
beiten @oliein mor better uno Der
gniigt un0 botte oll9 ni6t Ole lei
ieite Sorabnung ibres naben Gnoes.
aer5tlide Siilfe, Die iofort berein-
elite, fonnte ni6ts ausri6tenL ser
500 mar iofort eingetreten. Die Ser.
Itorbene Itano i'm glitter BON 80 Sab,
rem. Sic erfreute ii6 zines eroBen
Sreunoes= unO 8efonntenfreiies nnS
a%agemeiner 8eliebt6eit. Ser trou-
rige San erregt aagemeine 3eilnob.
me. Sic binterldBt ibren @otter
uno 5mei &inoer in 5artem Sitter.
@egen niiblider @eibna6ts.
@eidenfe gebe man gu Sic. Senss.
Die Ilamo gopling @ilociotion
bon San @ntonio bat fid inforpori-
rem laiien nit 6ranf unb 5reo Som
mers nno S. 90. @lodner. gbenfaas
Die uWiiiion @oroen 8opling @iio-
ciotion" nit %. @roiienbader, Sugc
S6iibe uno gilbert Sur5id.
9ie It en sport
artifeL, @eieIi6afts- uno Inter
bal~tungsipiele unb pieles Neue in
Der Spielparenbran6e finoet man
bel Sic. Scngg.
Sir Den @ufieber oes WiIit6r-
airdbofs bierielbit miro elm neues
8obnbaus berlangt oas $1,000 foIten
ioa. Serner nelle &oiernen, mofiir
ser &oitenaufidlog $4,000 betrdgt.
- 9as Clearing Souie bat oomit
begonnen, Die bon inn mlsgegebener
Certificate 5urId5u8ieben, oa ser
@elomorft iid gebeiiert bat.
Ser aIte Surnbruoer 8orI
&unge ipuroe in Der @eit Commerce
StraBe BON elmer &uti6e i~iberfabren
uno idlimm perleet. 8. @bite, ser
farbige &uti6er, tpurbe ber6oftet.
Iugen5eugen meiien inn 0ie S6ulb
an Oen ul1tal be1.
= 0ie. Sensg bat es felt pier5ie
Sobren berTtanoen lein 2ofol orl-
5iebeno fir Die &drfer bon @eib-
nadts=@ ei6enfen aiis8uriiIten unb
Santa Claus bot altd oieies Sabr
nie0er bel linn iein Sauptquortier.
Die SSurp in Dem @ibIon-@il.
lioms-Saae fonnte it6 nidt einigen
uno ipuroe entloiIen. @s beiBt, onB
5ebn @eidmorene fir Sreiipredung
uno 8pei fir 8eltrafung bcs 4nge.
flagten itimmten.
SIN Staotrat fiin0iqte Iloer-
mon 2odpooo ben SOB oes @loerman
gouer on. @ad ibm iprofen nod
i'll lo6enoen @orteu iiber oen Ser.
Itor6enen Sambleton rno &i6ter.
2ebterer ermabute audi Sen 500 oes
8oli5iiten Gantlt uno Mopor Sal.
logban %ernannte ooim 5tpet &omites.
nm Notwithstanding 5l foiIen. Der
Stootrnt bertogte Iid Damn bis Don.
neritag Na6mittag.
User in @erlegenbeit ieiu io0te,
mas er i6enfen nil, Der nenoe Iid
on Wie. Sengg. Sein Store lit an
aefiiat nit elmer llnmoiie PATHFINDER
d henfe.
- &eprdlentant Slopoen mill cine
Bill I'M 8onqreB einbringen, in Ser
er $4,000 fir 8ergroBerung unie'
res @oitgebduoes berIonot.
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8eibnadttsbOrabnun

Sett nabt ie baIb, bic fb5me Sett,
Die i95nife 5eit i'm Sabre,
grlebnt non 3in0ern, tueit nnh brett,
Bonn @reis i'm Silberbaare.
@i6t's Seranb auf Der gan5en meIt,
Der ibren 3auber fannie,
tlnb benz er midt bic Sudt mad @elb
Selbft aus Der Grait nerbaHnte?
Sn jebem Ser5en ate1t es Elm
ttn6 l5fht bic nieb'ren Sriebe,
Ser Wenia beutt nidt an iit aletn,
Yin Nnbfre aud - In 2iebe.
0~ebeinntkouI bnrGuebt bas Saus,
Gin iunnberbares @alten,
@eih1ftig ellen Elm unb ans
Die Sungen un0 bic Mlteu.
Gtn Seber fpteIt gerItefeniptel,
Odd Steiner frGgt ben Mnbern:
@arnm CT letter Seit 10 piel
Snr Sta6t 9incin utiikt uannern.
Die 9inber trimmer tn Der 4a6t
Bonn Wei1nahtsbannr, benz beleu,
uno fren'n iih idlon Oh fetner Srad]t
llno b1ren 8etbnahtsifelen.
Dem @ater seb'n ,upbl barh ben Giun
obs 9cio, niei idtuere SDrgen.
Odd 9tbt er's bcnnpb mtltg bin
uno ocntt ntdt an ben NiDrgcn.
unb 'tueun benn aud ntdt aleS bier
Wia seb'n mad ieinem @ilen,
90 ieft ct iih 5nnt2 0 star 8ier
Senn baS pertrctbt bic 0riler.
Sd alaube iefbIt, bak santa Clans,
Ntf ieiner iueiten Geiie,
Sid tets genebmigct sum SGntauS
S0s Sier, mad alter @eiic.
Sas 2uHe Star 9ter, bas mtrt
uns aud
Die notwithstanding brineen,
0ae mir babel, mad raltem @randI.
8te @Cibnadtslieoer finger.
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= Sn einem 8riefe, Sen @r6iioent
Scot. 90. @olber I'M Namen oes SIT
iineB WfenS Club an cine @rmee= uno
Warine-3eitune in Stem gorf i6rieb,
~u1tteritiibt er Die bon 8unoesIenotor
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-03
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-01

The second college football game
will be played Monday, November 4.
Fort Worth University for the ilrst
time Will have a team on the local
gridiron Fort Worth has played
three games so far They played
T.. G. L. to a stand still and beat
BAYLOR to the tune OF II to .; also
A. and NJ. 50 to o. From all indi-
cation Fort Worth has a good team
and Trinity will have to play some
fine ball in order to win. All lovers
of the college sport should witness
the game This will be one OF the
hardest games on the locals grid
iron. Trinity has been at hard prac-
tice all week and think that the
real article will be delivered on
Monday at $3.50 p. m.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-01

Five Noatl,fuI Lad. TEN Court oi
Nerr, Tim. flashing the Can

Fort Worth. Texas, NOVEMBER ].
Ranged In ssmi-circie around
the court room with their right
hands thrust high above their heads,
five youthful buf nlischieFous lads
ranging Ia age from 10 10 II prom
isea 10 tell the truth and nothing
but the truth in appearing as me
prosecuting witnesses In the five
cases against Joe Nafsaia. a saloon
man 1T First and Penny streets. ~ho
sas tried In the county court be-
fore Judge John l.. Terrell Thur
day for selling 70 minors.
To celebrate the tenth anniversary
of one az the youngest Of the lads,
Jack Moore. the five boys cancocted
scheme TO rush the can" and have
/, q beer picnic down IN the thickesi
part OF the Rock Island tracks In
| the eastern end II the city Accord
| fqgiy. Jack was sent with the bucket
and a forged order purporting 20 be
from his father to Marsaia's saloon,
" here he bought a small pail oil
| peer Tho beverage was procured
on the order and the celebration
| went mcrily ahead Later charges
were filed against Marsha, but
verdict Of not guilty was returned
| In two Of them. third was dis
missed and the court reserved bis
| judgement In the fourth awaiting
certain authorities promised by at
torneys for the defense.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-01
NOTABLE MEDICAL DISCOVERY
~ ~s~risi Sals~ to Macy h~vv N
Wasnharfaie

One of tn. most notable diseos-
eFi.s and 90. that undoubtedly APP
peais more Than anything else 10
many people here ia Naxaharhte h
the combination Of stomach RENE
dies in III. Mi-o~aa treatment. This
prescription has worked ~onds%,
ard there Is nos no excuse for any
one suffering With Indigestion or
weak stomach.
II acts specifically upon the mus
cies ot the stomach and bowels.
strengthening and stimulating them
90 that they readily take care OF
the food that is eaten. II also IN
rrease~ the flow of gastric juices.
thus getting from the food the nour-
ishmeni thnt Is necessary for health
/ and energy
The symptoms OF indigestion are
numerous. such az distress after eat
/ Ing flatuience. heart burn, sick head
aches. dizziness aud irritahiiity'
These are all dispelled by fe"
doses OF Mi-o-na when the trouble
| IL recent. but just as surely In long
\ standing and chronic cases II the
/ treatment IN followed for q reason
| able length of time.
So positive are the good effects
! following the use of Mona that
/ the remedy is sold by Hood & Cur
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refund the money If 1t should fail
| 10 cure. lSo