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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS

After June LIST, there will be re-
duction in the rate for gas used for
cooking and heating purposes, to $2.25
per 1000 cubic feet.
Owing to the large number Of met
ers installed, but that are not in use,
there will also be a minimum charge
Of 81 per meter after June LIST.
CARSON CITY COAL GAS co.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
REPAIRED WRONG COVERING

A man went into chemists shop
and bought bottle of some patent
stuff, which was advertised thus:
NO MORE COUGHS.
NO MORE COLDS.
is. 1hD. THE BOTTLE.
Thee days after he went to the
chemist, complaining that his throat
was stopped up and that he could
scarcely breath. I've drunk all that
patent cough mixture" he said.
Drunk it," yelled the chemist.
Why, that's an india rubber solution
to put on the soles of your bOOts!''-
London Tit-Bits.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
LEME Terry WATER WORKS

Notice Is hereby given that water
will be turned on at the Cemetery
May 1st, and that no person or per
sons now in arrears for water in
former years will be permitted to use
the same until all the arrears now
due are paid.
Dated April Goth, 1897.
GEO. w. KEITH,
Secretary.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11

The newspaper reports about At
torney General Stoddard being jump
ed on by lot of lady school teachers
lowance. He dosen't have the APP
pearance of having been very roughly
handled by the fair sex.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
THE PLACE TO GO.

II you want elegant furniture or
any OF the accessories Of a sleeping
chamber try the Carson Furniture
company, across the street from the
Briggs House. You get the latest
style in furniture and you get it at a
very reasonable price.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
MILK COW FOR SALE

A new mich COW, five years old ard
part Jersey. Apply at Timo.hy
OConnor, prison road. Il
GEO. e. klTZMEYER
Funeral Director and EmbaImers
ParIors South Of Post Office.
Office 'Phonc 721. Residence, 7cS
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
THE LATEST ARRIVAL,

We beg the arrival of the INTERNATIONAL
LORlNG cos line Of Spring and Summer Samples.
Comprising about 500 Of the most attractive fabrics None
upto-dae-none comprehensive The styles, the
latest Everything The execution of your order will be
perfect Of The international system Of Tailoring without
peer all the world Call and congratulate the latest
ARRIVAL. It's bo,ncer.
F. w. DAY Three Block West Of Park Hotel
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
2cr MeIunrufor6.

Gins elmer ie5r reiiea hal5irten
McIone III OaS 8ern3oua init allen
ielnea Saiern berdus5uNelmaa. IN
Die Noblnag mer0en feline Stiidhen
jeiG0lter 9irnen. @ilauuen una
|ftriide Sic retd,lid mii 3llder iiber.
ltreui merNeu. aeiuat Der Salt I'll.
niger iiiBer, aromatiitcr $ScinbeereH
mirN 0urh elnea ieinM 2nrtialu9
aarither aeaeben uR0 elm @lae Ma.
laaa afige0oNcg. lie Mlal0ue blei6t
oaaR . 5 Stm0cn }usc0e5t an ei.
ucu siihIca Erie itcacn 0as 9}olo.
renileiih mus a0a3 uon oe1 Nruht.
i0itea 0Wrh5o8cn ieir. HWi c,ner anti
@giBblaiieru 0tslt.eliea oua.,1
Smotg %oHlerjdtet rro tie 3ur Caiel
acacbcu. Iie @aiie to'tr Sam mir
bsiat1tbeaem llauraH Soiia te.tg.
blae Nt|cloHeajts.e a0. SgaatfHaua7
uao Soit mutsn is sau5 btioH9crS
nroTaiihO
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
SOnisrpcn in GiFs.

Giiil lit. nebst Sem SoRis. 0as
alteite aoUieruirunlsmiltel, melhcs
ser Aiid'e eiucr friihereR 3eit befanni
mar. @2aR heb 5 q, lpie Elm a!tes
&ahMbud son 1860 berittet, s5uh.
Ieiu ami, 0ab lie lang iriih bIeiben
irasH MON oie tr0heaD Slide ia eth
1af.eiu tS0uf1 mlit Gliig leate
IND ie su0eaie mo IN ~iriiUes Gro.
rHdl asrarlit GdB ojcie SiidlcIn
ih ME Sos &uh melNet. lDohcg-
lang friih aebalten baben. slauben
iuir a,hI uiebr. ieotHfnls batter IN.
iers 0%a,UaUlen AItnoroeren eJnen
onoercn &aartff rcn Sem. sas gut
i6meat as mir 4eEiaen beutsu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
Graehnna.
Son @OIfaang engeL

0Nenn Gid Elm ihUeres Sfio ge'
~ trOifen,
Gas ale 5reuoen JAZZ Dcrnelnt,
Ser ainiuer alau6ig AMI 5u bot
Ten ~
Got bat Is gut nit Sir 9emeiut
llu0 o6 III fIc5it er moge enosn
Gies 9ebea, ons Gir mert5los ldelnr.
eiHit miro sum sell it@ AAes
1peu0eH,
@ott BAT Is glit nit Cir geuJJnf.
1lno % On E5rau' nm EDgane
bdufCit.
nno 90 III trauerit Sa6r um Sahr.
Ginit fonmt Ser Iag. mo III he.
gretieit.
9aB 2lae5 nilg sam Segen mar.
$50 IN in Gennt5 gottergeben
&creueit. oaB Ill emit seueiat.
lao lie6it: 6err laB mid meiter
lcben,
Sd lpcIB. On bats mtr aut 9eueintl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

= Gin leAr Hetier SgaB pi-o 0os
eiRcu, Sraulein Ga,icr IN les
0iciaC0 er3lhit Sin iualtg Mlaua
ntahts eiHer ilmBeH G0ut oia @t,
Niiin ihIolrt bate ScIt Scr HIS licllte
lth ieAr OFT 5ual &tigag b,tihr elm
@.S IS a5er 5rm 0c,rolaew foauuca
iolltG .ihaappi & 0e SsaH.
lain Eottor lgaG 0aCd3Hs u.a,t tu,.
troitlid AHito.. 5u laInmaru FIBER
uerratheue Siett idiiit ic iagcu.
&erehrer cine NttWur1 i.sfr 2
Cellars u GcgtS 81 rsl Bert base
tie ihui goui0mei y aer o0 ~
Scents touuWcu ms os&er iunle
20m Sic 8cauml tesahlfe Nas
tounen mir SEN SsgyiaHsa leiSer
Blht mittbellsu
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
Sir Slide mo Sans.
aaaeaiettsI.
tSie ae5epie liH6 inr 8 guUahItlis oacr 3 81
paaifAe mo 3 aiu0gr bereaHef)

tNf Ae5epie iiHo inr 8 grUadRfele 0oer 3 or
paaifae mo 3 aiu0gr bereaHet)
Sonntag. M9ittags. Sagoinppe
@eniiGies @em'ie nit 3nnge.
*aaIbsbraten nit 16Dmiaa. aom.
pott. *3miebad gli0oin9.- aben0s
aaIter a~albs6raten ODER Auii1nitt
Butter. grot. Sale. G6ee.
~ ontag 4. Observation-Disclosures
@aidee Don 8eIten oes Qal6sbra.
tens nit Seseiern uu0 aartofieln
IN Der Shale. - 9un6. *8ries.
modem NIT 3uder mo 3immt. Ser.
peIahDurit. Butter. 9rot. Ebee.
3 ensta a.. Draupeninppe-
*SdnUeinsfoteletten init @rd1tern
un0 Sal5farfoffeln. r. Qlmd. @ei-
DE @ier unO aopiialat. Butter.
9rot. adie. Gbee.
~ ittmo6. Siibnerbrli6e NIT *Gi.
eritI6. Su6n nit *Sauce uaO
8ratfartoffcln. a 9mih: @efliigel.
iaiat. 3unsemUurit. 9rot. But.
ter. 8aie. Sboe.
2 0 3 "a a. 5ruhtiuppe-
acknowledgement nit @ammel-
fIeiih. - 9unH eide 8irie. But
ter. grot. ShladDmit.
6reitog. @ur5eliuppe. *Shea-
flidgeriht. &SemmaI airdfu6en.
SuHd: *3lUiebel Gierfuden nit
Salat ooer Bidding ooer Sprot.
ten. Butter. grot. aaie. Ebee.
2 omgtag. @eritcniuppe. *9rat,
leber nit @ad6ol0erbeereu un0
Rartoffelpiiree. - 9uuh: 8alte Sc.
Der. G0er: auii6uitt. Butter.
9rot. &aie. Gbce.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

= Srla Sbompion in Or. Suncticn.
Col. cine reide @itnue. bat eireH
sk.nea E1oianTjuH5ea aaopilrt nio
az ibrem Grben ~eingeiegt. Sonent-
li6 miro Sic aafe 6rau BON Dem ID.
.fa5Tisen @tl5.iaa ni8t 9aiiaalst
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

= Trdu N2elba IieB anfHnSigen,
0aB sic 70 cit Inn ihreH Honens3ua
Glutoaray@ aebefUr maroe oaB ne
ron MN al ieOem 8itiiieaer cine
bol6e 8roue (62 Eents) oaiIr bereH
nen muroe. meIhen &gra1 lie
einer @o9lt51tisfeita anitali sulUere'
mira
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

= Gin 6r65eIs@aus ioa in gIan.
teubu'g in Gbiiringen in oieiem
Sommer sum @eOadtniB an 5rieOs
rid 6robel, Sen @ear:idCsr Oes iiber
Die gauge @elt perbreiteten 8in0er.
gurtenDeiens, erridtet meroeH. 9a5
9aiIS miro ans einem &inoergarten
unO einem 6robel Mhtieum nebi
Grbolungsbeim fiir ainOergdrtneriD
men beiteben. Sic Mittel itammeF
ans pripaten 3utpenOungeu. Ser
9auplan nuroe bereits pom Staots
rattle genebmigt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

: Gin biibider @ebraub beitebt in
Eotsoam. Am Sterbetage ser Sos
nigin Cutie merOen aaidbrlid in
&otsOam sic iogenannten n9uiien-
8rdute~ in ser 8orniionfirhe BON
8otsOnm getraut. gs iinO Oies iehs
&otsOmer 8rdlite oienen0en Stun-
0es, Die ans elmer Stiitung a0nig.
6rieOrib @iIbelms III. oes 8eA
mabls Der aoniain 9uiie. ie eina
Allsitattlng i'm @ertbe BON 450 Nf.
erbalten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

: 4merifa ioa 5000 in gibliotbe-
ten belndFtigte 8erioneu baben. DON
oenen ore meiiten Dem meibIihen Sc
ldlledt n%ngeb0ren. 8eion0ers sic
9faofen IN ben S~ii0ftaaten 5epor5u.
gen eIne Stelimg in elmer 8ibIiot5ef
Dor le0er anOeren 9eibdftigurg.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

= Gin iboner @eoenfItein fir
anna @ol5el murOe Dor aursem it
@annbeim erriftet. Ser errette.
rin Sdillers ais i6merrr 9eOrdhJ-
nib iagt Oie Suidrii,. SdiQer, Der
befanutith. nm ieine ,R6ubsr~ 0ru.
den lniien 5n fonnen, Shuloen ma.
den maBte. bate ieinen 9irgen -
ubriqefis ,aidl cine 5rau - in oas
ShuI0aeidngniB wan6erE febeu
muiien. Seine &er3Deifluna mar
greu5enlos Rte 0~ililoiigfeit ieiner
perionliden Gage permehrt burn Die
Eual anOere fur iih leioen Iaiien az
mniien. .4eiHes 0~2e0iceers @ite~,
fcin reiter Wdcenas bali Sem iunaeu
Eidrter. aber cine einiade Snnouers
fersirau - Anna S0L3el - besablta
Sic Shul0. 90 Helm uno iel6itner.
iianolih fart ms Jest oigie 5anolund
ihemt TT Oamals behiifete tie uiels
leidlf Shilers juHses 2eben Dor benz
Shueriten. lno wenu Anna S6lseI
10 i6lu um0 0aourh Dem 0eurfer
&oIte sum Se1en marc. 70 hat an
oerieiis Ser hene RebenitrnbL Ser ron
Der &n1masionne Der @roBen nuf
Aae iaat ore ibnen IN sen ounfIer
3siten 0es administration ais trR
itenoe Seller sur Seite ihriften. aud
IRE satige Gambling t5niglih as
lhnt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
Rfrerret

Sn SaHnoUer amtiren bereIts
20 6rallen ais Acknowledgements.
0n allen 8arodialarmeHGmtern, mt
AusHabme bon Oreien, iinO ie ais
lol1e angelielit, oye meilt tbrem Anlt
l~el0lutaHoig D%oriteben; MIR in eIni-
gen @eneinoen betbeiligt iih nod Elm
AirGeH0orlteber an Der ArmeHpflege.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

: Sine atpeiblide@ 5eueruebr
miro I'M Sturgeon foie ans 9onoon
gemeIoet miro, ereter beiiben. Ser
8emeinoeratb bat unldngjt Seuer4
loihgerdtbe fiir .6euermebrfrau-
Ieins~ anseihafft un0 BAH nerOen
Die iungeu Gamen in Der 9eoienung
Der Spriee binreiheuO ausgebiIoet
iein. nm i'm Sale zines 9rnnOes liz
rem GienIt antreten 81 f0nnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

= MiI0reo geters. cine iunae
5rau in @i5coniin, bat gang beoeu,
ten0e 6abigteiten ais Wfaihiniit.
Srei Sabre lang arbeitete iie in Der
5abrif ibres Munnes ais Sngenieur
in Den 6ice Safe giienperfen. sic
fam nift mn sic MiaIAinen beoie-
men, ionoern Ie and beriteaen, uno
itelte ibr Mann ihr fisr5lih Dor Be-
iuhern 0as 3eugniB ans, 0aB tie &C.
nau 10 GUT ME or oas gauge eroBe
@ei9dft Ieiten f0nne.
Macon beacon., 1907-08-31
HELD ON HABEAs CORPUS,
Missouri and Illinois officers in Var
for Custody of Arthur Booker.

Hannibal Mo.--Aithough Govenar
Folk honored requisition rom
Gov. Deneen of Illinois for Arthur
Booker, who is wanted in Quinc on
the charge of burglary and grand lar
ceny, he is still in the custody of the
Missouri officers. Sheriff Thomas Of
Quincy came to Hannibal last evening
TO take the prisoner to Illinois, blt as
soon as he was turned over ito him
Booker was taken in charge b1 the
Sheriff of Marion county on habeas
corpus proceedings. ~~' ~ o..
Judge Dent had dismissed the case
against Booker, in which he was
charged with being Teflgitive from
justice. Thus the matter has become
very complicated.
1t is claimed that Gov. Folk lid not
make a thorough examination of the
papers before he honored the requisi-
tion ...
Macon beacon., 1907-08-31
MINISTER CUTS HIS THROAT
Was 80 Years of Age and Disciple
of the Osler Theory.

Los Angeles, Cal.--With the glad
voices of little children playing before
him ringing in his ears, and in full view
of nearly thousand bathers and several
hundred tourists, the Rev Edward II.
Jewett, so years old, for fifteen years
professor of pastoral theology in the
General Theological Seminary of New
York, close friend of Bishop Potter
and Bishop Huffman, and one of the best
known ministers in the United States,
committed suicide this afternoon at
o'clock on Manhattan Beach, eighteen
miles from this city, by Sitting his
throat from car to ear with razor.
Dependency because Of old age, SUI
pcrinduced by chronic melancholia and
years of suffering from rheumatism, are
given as the causes for the act by the
deceased's family.
Macon beacon., 1907-08-31
GRAFT EVIDENCE GUARDED.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Puts
Watch on Report.

Harrisburg. Pl.-Thet there shall
be no tampering with the books ami
records that tell the story of state cap
itol graft, the attorney generals. de-
partment has placed guard on room
No. 402 in the capitol, which was used
for six months as headquarters for the
investigating committee.
Everything on which the committee
based its report-contracts, plans,
specifications, copies Of correspond
ence, etc. was transferred to the Gus
tody of the attorney general when the
committee disbanded. Three watch.
men have been assigned to the room
and will be constantly on guard This
system VIII be maintained until At.
torney General Todd and his associate
counsel have determined what disposi-
tlon to make Of the documents.
State Senator John E. Fox, f Har.
risburg, wto has been retained by The
attorney general to assist In the graft
cases, arrived home Monday from Eu-
rope. He said he had not seen the re,
rope md was only familiar with is
general character, and therefore was
not in position to speak on the mat
ter.
Macon beacon., 1907-08-31
SHOT BY MISTAKE
TERRITORY OFFICERS THOUGHT
MINISTER WAS BooTLEeeER.
BALL PASSED THROUGH HEART
When Ordered to Halt the Preacher
Whipped His Team into
Run.

Tulsa, Ind Ter.--Mistaken in the
dark for "bootlegger," Sylvester
Morris, aged "A, a wealthy retired
Methodist minister, was shot ant
killed at the corner of North Second
and Cincinnati avenue late Thursday
night by Deputy United States Mar
shal C. r. Wilson. y
The old man was driving. a two
horse wagQA and was on his way home
from his farm north of the city Off
Ger Wilson, in company with another
deputy, had arrested three bootleggeri
in that neighborhood an hour before
and were on a lookout for other vio
lators of the law when the old mai
came driving by.
He was halted by the officers, whp
ordered him to give up in the name d
the government Instead of obeyint
Morris whipped up his horses into b
run The officers say they then firti
three shots in the air to scare the oil
man, but seeing he was not going 70
stop, Wilson shot twice to kill, bot
shots taking effect.
One ball passed through the heart
causing instant death. The team
dashed for home, and neighbors WIN
had heard the shooting came out to ir
vestigate the cause, and found tlt
dead body in the wagon.
When OFFICER Wilson learned of bs
mistake he surrendered to the polte
and was given over to the custody of
Deputy Marshal Sam Cones.
Macon beacon., 1907-08-31
HANNA AND 6 HURT
CAR DRIVEN BY LATE SENATOR'S
GRANDSON HITS WAGON.
FIVE BURIED IN THE DEBRIS
The Injured Are Rescued After Hall
Hours Work Near Sea.
bright, N. j.

New York, N. Y.--A touring car
driven by Carl Hanna, son of Dan
Hanna and loaded with nine of his
friends, crashed into a butchers cart
while dashing from Seabright to AS
bury Park at daybreak Sunday morn
ing Seven occupants of the automo'
bile were injured; five, including Mr..
Hanna, were pinned beneath the over
turned wreck of the machine for halt
an hour The four men OF the butch
or's cart although flung fifty feet into
churchyard by the impact of the
rushing car, were not seriously hurt
The members of the Hanna party are:
Carl Hanna chest crushed by
broken wheel and ankle sprained.
Miss Ruth Sega, Asbury Park, an
kle sprained head cut and neck
gashed.
Henry Sega her brother, uninjured
Vivian Carmichael, sprained wrist
and ankles
Cyril Carmichael. his brother, legs
sprained wrist and ankles and ribs
crushed.
G. Haas, Asbury Park, back bruised
and one rib broken, shoulder blade
broken.
Wallace Robertson, New York, legs
and head cut.
Charles Blake, Elkton, Nd, unin
jured.
The accident came at the end Of
a grand ball given by young Hannr
and his stepfather, Ed X. Stalp, a.
Pannaci's hotel Seabright, N. j., tc
half a hundred wealthy friends.
Macon beacon., 1907-08-31
AMERICAN LOST IN ALPS.
Francis MacMllen, of YVette Gull.
bert's Party, Misses Way.

New York-Samuel E. MacMil-
len, formerly a Chicago newspa-
per man, but now a resident of this
city has received cablegram from
Marienbad saying that his brother,
Francis MacMillen, a young American
yolinist, has been lost in climbing
Mt Blanc, in the Alps.
Charles MacMillen, also a brother
of the missing violinist, arrived here
from London Saturday. He saw his
brother just before sailing. He was
with a party of three who announced
their intention of climbing Mt. Blanc,
and it is believed they were with him
when he lost his way They were
Yvette Guilbert the French actress,
and her husband. and Madame Van
Dyk
The missing man is % years old
He left America last May. He was a
native of Marietta, O.
Macon beacon., 1907-08-31

ctxEYs ARMY IN PALACE CARS
Gperal Says His New Soldiers viii
Travel in Style.

Pittsburg, Penn-General Coxey,
oi CoXey's army fame, is to raise a
INV army, Unlike his first battalions,
tie soldiers he will now recruit will
nt march across country to the CAPT
ill., but will ride in Pullman cars and
ajoy the best the land affords. The
general does not make plain just
Rhere he is to get the munitions for
his warfare, but says they will be
Forthcoming.
The object of the new crusade will
DE the conversion of the people to the
.doctrines Of municipal and state own
|ership of public utilities, and in argu-
ments for this campaign the recruits
will be schooled. A call will be sent
out at once for enlistments, which will
not be confined to the hobo class. Con
tributions to the treasury will also be
solicited.
Macon beacon., 1907-08-31
MEXICAN OIL LANDS
To Be Developed by Big Syndicate
of American Capitalists.

New York.--Arrangemcnts have been
completed for the organization OF a $780,
100000 American syndicate, according to
an announcement published today. which
plans to develop several million acres OF
oil lands in Mexico. 1t is purposed not
only to supply the MeSicam market, but
to ship the product to Central and South
America and to Europe and South Africa
lin competition with the standard Oil
Company. ~
The syndicate will take over the Mex
lean Petroleum Company, Limited, which
now operates extensively IN the South,
ern republic. This concern was organ
lied in 1902 under California laws. 1t
is capitalized at $10,OO000o. The com.
pany, 1t is stated owns approximately,
one million acres of land in the States of
Tamaulipas, Vera Cruz and San Luis
pOtosi
Macon beacon., 1907-08-31
MISCEGENATION ADVOCATED
By Professor Zueblin of the Uni
versity of Chicago.

Chicago. -"Shall the white race inter
marry with the negro, or shall the blacks
be permitted to rule the Southern States
in which they are numerous
These startling alternatives, suggested
as solutions of the negro question by
Prof. Zuebln, of the University Of Chi
cago, in an address delivered at the
chapel exercises of the school of educa-
tion today, have caused profound diff
ference of opinion at the Midway school.
"lntermarriage or segregation are the
only possible remedies for the race ques-
ton" said Prof, Zueblin. Either gives
the negroes the right to rule in the dis.
tricts where they are most numerous, or
break down the barriers of race by inter,
marriage.
"Take Mississippi or South Carolina,
for instance. Let the black men rule
these States. That does not necessarily
mean that all the white men must be
driven out, but that the black men, who
are in the numerical majority, must be
given the power to which their votes en-
title them.
Macon beacon., 1907-08-31

Every day has its opportunities, its
troubles, its temptations, its virtues and
its sins. At its close, its record is made
up for eternity. For good or evil it is
past and past forever.
Macon beacon., 1907-08-31
ANTLFLIRTlNe LAW PASSED.
South Dakota Town Council Adopts
Stringent Measure,

Highmore, S. D-The common
council has passed an ordinance pro-
hibiting made and female persons
from lettering on the steps of any
church, public building or door
way Of any store for the purpose of
visiting, eating candy or peanuts, or
lettering in streets, alleys or vacant
lots or other obscure places, for the
purpose OF flirting in the evening.
1t will be unlawful for parents or
guardians or other persons having
minors under their control to know
ingly permit them to violate this or
dinance.
Macon beacon., 1907-08-31
lMMI GRAFTON TO THE SOUTH
New Line of Steamers to Mediterra-
mean Ports.

Washington, D. C.-Baron Won Pills.
director in the North German Lloyd
Steamship Company of Bremen, has
been in conference with Commissioner
Sargent, of the Bureau of immigration,
relative to the establishment OF per-
manent steamship line to Charleston and
elsewhere in the South.
Baron Won Pills leaves Monday morn
ing for Charleston, where he will confer
with leading citizens there, and from
which point he will make trips elsewhere
into the State and into the South, visit
ing Memphis, New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston for the purpose OF in
forming himself upon the needs for emf
grants,
He established line from Trieste to
Galveston four years ago, During the
first year 1000 immigrants came into
Galveston, the second year 1000, ths
third year 5000, and last year more than
1900. During the month of July this
year 1900 immigrants came into the
port of Galveston.
Macon beacon., 1907-08-31
MAY REOPEN EDDY CASE.
"Next Friends" Counsel Encourages
impression of Further Probe.

Concord, N. H-Does the 40
ton of the next friend in with.
drawing their suit in equity really
mean the end of the legal efforts to
penetrate the secrets of Mrs. Eddy's
physical and mental condition, or Is
it merely another move in the game
This is the question agitating tha
100000 members of the Christian Sci
ence church today.
The general impression, which the
counsel for the plaintiffs have taken
pains to encourage, is that within a
month the case will be reopened in
nvw form which will offer less oppor
tunity for the Christian SciG1ce attor
neys to hamper the efforts of their op
ponents.
Macon beacon., 1907-08-31
GALLERY OF DRUNKARDs.
Photos of Drink Experts Posted in Sa,
Ioons-Can't Serve Originals.

Fond Du Las, Wis.-As a re,
suit of Fond du Lac's unique Tag
ordinance, requiring that the portraits
of habitual drunkards be posted In
all saloons of the city, together with
notices to saloonkeepers to sell them
no liquor under penalty of losing
their licenses, the galaxy of booze
celebrities is increasing
The common council ordered j.
Asimont posted while Mot DengeI
made the unusual request that his
own photograph be placed In the list
on the ground that this was the only
way he could get sobered up and re
turn to a decent life. The only photo
graph to adorn the saloon gallery was
that of Mat Fargo, a substantial prop
erty owner and taxpayer.
Macon beacon., 1907-08-31

The strong safeguard to our lives is
high moral and spiritual habit, the pow
or to guard us in dangerous times, of
right custom. How easy and natural to
go on doing the things we are aceus'
toned TO do, thinking as we are accus-
toned TO think, feeling as we are accus-
toned tp feel 1t is hard to change
habit ard Wat bulwark it is to our
soulsl/ Our habits Of thought - fesnns
and action will generally mold fast
against strong attack. And we are apt
to iteep on5 our accustomed way, even
wb en- II leads us to confront perils and
tiare great dangers.
Macon beacon., 1907-08-31
Quick Work Pine Laying.

Beaumont, Tex,LAugust l3 the Gulf
Pipe Line Company laid the last joint
OF pipe in its eight-inch pipe line from
the Idian Territory to the Gulf Refining
Company's plant at Port Arthur, com
pleting the entire line, 4so miles in
length, in exactly six months, and break
ing all records for rapid work of this
character. On August 25 oil commenced
moving from the Glenn pool through this
pipe, the first oil to move through an in.
dependent pipe line from that section