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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-14

Governor Torres of Sonora and a party Of
seven arrived tonight.
Budd Doble starts Kinney Lou tomorrow 20
beat the track trotting record for mile
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
1tntcrIndnng ocs Sa6nnnfaas.

6ortiesung Oes Snqucits 6e5iigli6
OcS i6refli6en 9obnunfalcS SIT
Serru Gotta. = Die lllttcrilt-
dung oc8 Spitcn1S 0urdj
bic 5lpii6enitootli6c @onoetS.
Gommiliion.
@oiGtn9ton II, 9. g., 5. San. -
Die beute fortgeieBte ltnteriud)ltng
0eS 9abnunfnIles auf Der O9olti-
more = Ohio 9o6n" 81 Serru Got.
ia om lebten Sonntog 9(6enb 0rrdy
Die Gproners : Sllrp ergob, ooB sic
4ltsiagen 0eS Selegropbiiten IN Demt
Signaltbltrme 81 Silper Spring in
Oireftem @ioeriprlld) iteben ST Oenert
Der 9eIobung Der 6cioen 3iige, sic
collioirte1. Scr S%elegrnpbiIt lagt,
ct CAB bciOen 3iigcn 0aS frcie Ncd)t
Der 9n6n nad Sofomo ge6enoe mel
BE Signol, mGbreno Die 3iigbeoiell-
Itete auSlogten, er Dabe ibnen Elm
5peifo6es grimes SignoI geeeben,
mel6eS beoeltte, BOB bie Station
Safonto fiir Ben Gag geidloIien iei
uno 3iige Die &eiden 81 Serra Got
ia ooer llniperiitp benllten f0nnten.
Sor ser SonoelS Com.
miiiion II.
8 abington, .. g., 5. San.
- 9ie Sltcrltootlide &onbclS-Gom-
miiiion icste 6eilte lire llnterilld)ullg
beS 9lod Signal = SDitenlS ser
Baltimore : Ohio : 9obn" fort.
31uei 3elt9en mllrben per9ort; 2ofo-
motibiiibrer Siloebrano, beiien Bug
am porigen Sonntag SIT Serro Got
ia gegen ben Sreoerid 9lccommoba.
t~iorS5ltg fubr uno 10 piele Weni6ell
tpotete unO perlebte, un0 Selegra.
pbiit %. &c. 8billips bon Sofomd.
Silbcbrnno Iogtc, es iei an bent
IbenO 10 nebelie gelucien, Dab CT
feline SiGtcr bobc iebcn f0nnclL nno
CT bubc feline llriude 81 Der sln1lob.
me gcbobt, BOB Ser BUG bon 6rcoc-
rid nod nift in @aibin9ton onge-
lonot iei. G%ele9ropbiit Ibillips
iagte aus, 3iige fltbrcn oft an Dem
rotbelt 2idt ieiner Station porbei,
fdnlelt u6er itets tpieoer 5llriid; olt
lebtelt Sonntog 9lbeno bitten iie
ober ipeiter gefobren.
Sic lpeitere llnterilldylung ipllroe
bis 5iim IA. Sar1ilar pertogt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
M6leben 6cfannter 0cutId,cr.

StttS6nrg, So, 5. Sonltor. =
Na6 fltr5er &rontbeit lit bier tSr.
Sermonn 9. SdllIter, Spreder oeS
groben BittSburger Surnbe5irfS, bonn
SoOe o6berilfen morOen. Ser &erItor.
bcltc crblidte Dor 81 SoDren irt Soron-
burg, Slttler-Golntp, ais So6t oeiltz
I6cr Gltcrt bos 2idt ser Sclt. Gr
fam ldon I'M &nabcnalter llad BittS-
burg, no CT int SamrellcepiQe-9eSir
oos 9orbiergel6Gft erlerrte. Mls ser
SGprenccpiQe-S llrnperein ms 2ebelt
gerilfen furroe, 6n pnr S1nIter elmer
Der Grltelt, iueld)e Dem Gerein beitrn-
ten, ltnb es ipdbrte nidt loloe, ou
lpdblte i'm Der Serein 81 ieil1em T..
Spreder. Ma6 @ilbelnl @artnlan1'S
ableben ficl bic @o6l oes 1. 9c5irfS-
Spred)crs nit Acknowledgements Stimz
menmebrbeit otf Sermorm g. Sdll.
tier. Sn oieier GigeniGoft 5ei6netc
iid) Der G%ntidlofcne aus ollrd) feline
@obrbeitSliebe, iein @erc6tigfeitSge-
fii1l unb oltrd ieiiten boben Sinn fir
oae grobcn Sroeen bes S~llrnbe5irfS
rnb beS 9elltidtbunls bon @roB.
Bittsbrrg. Der G~erItorbere lpor Wtit-
9lieo oeS n9llqlteSne Council Ger.
ITO" Oes SrOens Ser rSlloepenoent
gnlericans," bes uSerbeIierten Sroens
Der Septoiopben" 1tno oes bieligelt
,Gerbanoes Scr 0urbiere".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
8abnsa0nis 9arriman.
Die OominircnSc %cri6nlidfeit in Scr
GiIcnbabnuclt,

Scbt @alitrcct in S%toltnen. - Be.
6crri0t sic Linton Yocific" ltn0
aQc 0an1it pcr6lll10enen 9a6nen
po%QitGnoig, 49, Gr1por6 in ben
lebten 6 Monnten glftien IN tic.
ben @o6nen sum @ertbe bon
$tO3, 100000.
Sem E Ootf, 5. Sonuor. -9urd
oie llnteriu6ltng Ser interitootli6en
&onOelS = G%ommiiiion lit Die fin
@alItrcct erItollnli6e 86utlo6e ans
2idt ge6ra6t mor0en, 0aB ser 81
ienbobn E Mognnt s.. $. Sorriman,
Der Gilenbabnt0nig I'M mobren Sin-
ne oeS @ortes lit. @r bominirt nidt
alein bic nllnion Hocific-" mo alc
0onlit oerbumOcnen 8obuen pollIt0n'
Dig, 10 ooB er nnd 9elieben sic Sc
turit0ten 0icier 8obrlen olS Slider
belt pcrpfGnOcn fam, ionoert fat in
Den leBten icd)S Mtonotcn 9(ftien tic
ben on0ercr 9o6nen gum @eiommt-
pert6e bon $103, 1903, 745 an ii6 &C.
bru6t. 9icic 9(ftien lino: $685.
100 Ser oSQinois : Central : 9abn,"
$2,900,000 (gCpobnlihe) Scr st.
SoIcpb II. @ronO SS(nr0 . 8nbn",
$932,300 (oor5ugS) Oericl6en 9abn,
100000 6iueitc por6ltgS) O~eriel=
ben 9obn $10,010,000 Der nSonto
Sc . 9obn" $32,334200 (gew0bn.
li6e), Der Baltimore 3 Obio6obn"
$7206,400 (~por5ugs), oericlben
8obn $3,690,000 Scr n@bicogosOtil,
poutee = ct. Soul 9obn," $2,572,-
600 Ser oGbicogo Nortbmeitern 81
icn6obn" $14,2S5,7 45 Ser Yorf
Gelttral.9 d6n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
3nna6me upn &erbred)cn 1T Gun,
necticut.
&ortforo, @pnn.. 5.

Sortforo, Cont, 5. Sorltar.
- Die 3abl Der Sootidl1ge i'm
Stoate Connecticut mGbreno oes cberl
abgelaufenen Sabres betr1gt 43 ober
II mebr, mie Der Sa6res0urdiduitt
mabreno oes lebten Sabr5ebnts. gs
murOen 16 Eerionen mebr getootet,
ais III ben beioen Sabren 1900 lino
1901 5niamnlen genpmmelt. Sbat.
iG1lid) muroen 46 Herioiten tobtge-
id)lagen, oa es ii6 in einent 5alle I'M
orei, i'm aroeren I'M 5lpei Spfer fan.
0elte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
II Il nit

II ebertrumpf t. - SD bab'
mai inn Girfits einen Mann geieben
- Der fonnte cine Giertelitnnbe oitf
bem aupfe itebeml" = n@ar Nidts!
Sd bob eitten Stitbenten gefnnnt
- Der bot einen .S1tnoerter" brei
Gage nid)t tpedyieln l%oIien!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
glenb / IT 2ob5.

2ob5, &nIiiid-Holet, 5. Sanuar.
- Der Strife bat ld)redlides @leno
il1o piele 8erbreden i'm @efolge. Die
Slmbltlan5 : @eielidaft fpeigert iid,
Mmblilan3en nod Den 8orlt1bten 81
ienben, Inn Die In StraBenfdmpfen
perpitnoeten Mdnner nad) ben Soipi-
tdlern 81 bringen, neil Der Yobel
brobt, Die aer5te 81 tooten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
Ser MOBr faun seben.
NGc Ne9cr-Gesimcntcr mad Den Tbi-
lippinen %6curbcrt.

2mmGlige 9(ltsmer3ung Ser Ntegcrs
Hcgimenter ans ser 2ull0esarmee
Sem SerneDmen nod bei6loiien.
Sit cine 0irefte 6olge ser
Brownsville 2lffaire. @lGne
fir oie Srgoniiirlng bon 6rei=
miQigensGegimentern.
@ofGinqto1 g. s., 5. Son.-
9oS 8. in0 10. &onoIlerics unO 0oS
%. Snfonterie = Hegin1ent, ole gte.
geriolootcn Scr 9unoeS : arntee ein.
id)licBenO, ba6en 9efe6l erbalten,
Iid fir oen 8ienit nuf Den Bbilippi-
men iertig SIT MAIDEN. Sn Dem 3eit-
roltnle 5miiGen Dem 5. WtGr5 n10
Dem 5. SUM merOen lie iid) einI6if-
fen miiiien. 9oS ein5ige anOcrc gtc-
ger . Heginent 6efinOet iid bcreit@
BORT. 4nocre Gruppen, sic nod bc!l
Ebilippincn mitiiclt, IinO OoS 6. &a-
onIlerie = Hegimcnt unO OoS u.s., 26.,
%. unO 80. Snfonterie : &eginlent.
Gurd Die frii6en Srllppen o6gelolt
mcrocn 0aS A., 7. lrno s. &opolleric-
Hegiment u1O OaS g., 49,, 10, 16. II.
10. Snfontcric-Ncgimlcnt
General 3 Mojor 9eQ, G6cf 0cS
@cneralIta6s, in9te, Die 9l6ienOung
Der Neger = Gcgimenter nod ben YGi-
lippincn 9ei6ebe 1idt, lpcil man iic
III oen Ser. Stootcn los iperoer mol
le, ionbern bic Gcibe fir Oen Ybilip-
pincltOienit iei jebt an ibnen.
Ser &c 0 t farm geben.
Sn Ser na6ltcn Belt mill ii6 Sic
Grn1ce = Germoltlu1g encrqiid 5ur
N%nmerbung bon Hefrllten ms 3eltg
l%perfen, l1lb 5luar iinO bonn Wilitdr-
ScfretGr, General e Wfoior NinS-
iportb, SnItrllftioncn an Die &efrlti.
rings : Sffi5icre %erloiicn moroen,
nluciBe Ncfruten" on5ltlucrben. 9n3
Girfltlur 0cS @cneral N%illSlportb be.
iogt: uGcfrltte1 in GROCER 3obl iino
notbig fiir Die &iiltclt 9lrtiqeric, Die
SclO . 9lrtillerie, Die lpeiBe Snfortc-
RE un0 bic lpciBe &opnllcrie. &efrlls
tirll1gs 9 Sffi5iere iin0 o~tgepieien,
lire 9emiiGungen 81 berboppellt,
Inn fiir 0ieie &offe1gottunget miin-
I6et8tuert6e &efrllter1 81 erlongen,
Die in ic0er 8eiic fir Sen Milit0r.
oienIt iid) %eigne1."
Sit ben &rieoSfolI.
ariegS ? SefretGr Gait mir0 0errl
GongreB IN Ser nGdJiten ISOLDE bic
Sill 5uienOen, Die 9eltinlnllt1gen
entbalt fir bic Srgoniiirung bon
6rcimili9en Gegimentcrn IN
S~riegS5citcll, mic in 1899 fir Sen
9ienIt ouf ben Gbilippinen, sic bon
Sffi5ieren Scr r~egllldren g(rmee be-
febligt mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
: eos1t G(epelono, s., iinb aht Ser.

ionen bel einem St%roBenunfol
idlper, 5ipei bnpon mabrideinli6
t0btlif, perleBt porbert. Ger @aggon
iprang BET idnelIer 6abrt ans Ben
@eleiien uno fubr gesell einett eiier-
men Srolleppfoitem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
Gntam. Sparbanf hon Baltimore
eiiopeft.@dc Gntaip. nnb 3aNettcs straic.

eHolreItsEdc Nntaius ittb 8abetfcsStrahc.
Baltimore. ben 8. Saniiar 1907.
SIM ~gIlftra9e bcS SireftcriunlS ber p@litnps
Sparbunf bon Baltimore" bdben mir, Die linz
t%er5ei1reten, ben 'Iusiueis iiber Die 3bditafeit
ocr Wanf ip1breno oGs nerilolfeneu ,Sabres ilils
teriu6t iin5 b%ertC1tell, iute foigt:
SorbS am 81. Sesem6er 1906. $2t, 5o7, $500
@rbaltcne 9epoitten in 1906. 5,574,025.2 %
GrbaItene 3infet anf &apitaIs
InIa9et itro SarIebct etc. in
1906 .................. 1850, 990.25
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
&Iogen gegen ben &0nig

DRESDEN, So6ien, 5. Sorlar.
= Gem S%ernebmen nod mill cine
III Dem 9orfe Eerllersoprf mp6nenbe
@ittlpe ltno Mlltter bon 6 &in6erll,
Nanens Storf, Den &onig ponSa1
Ien fir ibret nll0 ibrer &inoer I'm
terbalt b%erflagen, ba burd oeIlen
Dor6eifabrenbes ~g(ltton1pbil sic BON
ibrem Gltelten Sobne gelenftenBier.
DC ideu plroen er inter lire Sllie
gerietb II. getootet nitroe. Ser jllnge
Wunn lpar bonn @ogen g%eiprungen,
I'M Die BferOe 81 b%erubigen. Ser
Sofmnridaa bes &onigs offerirte Ser
Strait 10000 Warf Sdooeneriab
jeonb idlug lie bas 4lterbieten olls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-01
BURNED TO DEATH.
-Four Persons Cremated In
Fire al Long Branch.
Two Children OF Waller Schiller
and Two Servants.
Several Others Are Injured In Es'
Gaping From Burning House.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-01
IN CRITICAL STATE.
Two Providence Clerks Shot Ey Third
During a Quarrel.

Providence. =. l.. May 31.-A quarrel
between clerks in the timekecprrs Of
fi"e ut the plant Of the Brown G Sharpe
Manufacturing co. just before the fac
tory closed tonight. resulted in the
shooting Of two Of the clerks, Amos y.
Gorham. aged =. ana Thomas Ed
mundson, aged ~. by third, Fitzroy
Willet, no is about 20 years old. Both
the injured men received bullet wounds
in the abdomen and were removed in
ar apparently critical condition to the
Rhode Island hospital. Several of the
fifty or more women employed in the
Office tainted after the shooting and
there was general panic until Willet
was disarmcd by his brother, Walter
H. Willet, who is employed in the
same Office Fitzroy Willet was placed
under arrest and taken to the central
police station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-01
Dedication At Livermore Falls.

Livermora Falls. Me. May S1.-Espe-
cialIy Will Memorial day 1907 be re-
membcrod by the G. a. r. veterans,
their sons and the citizens in general.
it being the occasion of the dedication
of the soldier ana sailors monument
donated to the town by Hon. Edwin
Riley and son. Fred Z. Riley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-01

All Of the seven persons injured in
the electric car accident at Fitchhurg,
Mass, Thursday were reported Friday
to be making favorable progress to-
wand a speedy recovery. City Assessor
Ira G. wilkins, the most seriously hurt
and who was thought to have sustained
a conclusion of the brain, recovered
consciousness during the night and the
physicians stated that he would I'M
Goubtedly recover
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-01
There are 200 species Of roses in 8

There are 200 species Of roses in eX-
istcncc, though perhaps not more than
fifty clearly defined families. OF these
families two are Of American birth.
There are thousands Of varieties. how
ever. ana &c these our cnterprising rose
growers have contributed by far the
largest proportion. The eagerly sought
black rose is still unproduced, though
q New York florist has 4 dark-red one
which in some lights has the appear
anCe of black velvet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-01
MUCH DISSATISFACTION
At Lewiston At Advance Offered
Operatives to Meet Agents To-day.

Lewiston, Me, May 31.-Largcly at
tended meetings Of the mule spinners
and. loom fxcrs We're held in their hall
this evening. The spinncrs have writ
ten the national headquarters for per-
mission to insist that their demands
for a 10 per cent. increase be granted
Loom fixcrs appointed a committee to
meet the mill agents tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-01
FIVE PER CENT.
Will BE Given In Pacific, Atlantic anc
Everett Mills In Lawrence.

Lawrence, Mass. May 31.-Notices
announcing that wages Of all opera
tives would be increased. probably
about per cent, beginning June TO-
were posted today at the Pacific mills
the Atlantic mills and the Everett mills
in this city All are cotton manufac-
turing plants, the Pacific mills en-
Iloying about 60N0 hands, the Atlantic
1000 and the Everett mills between 206O
and 1900
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-01
$50o,OO0 TO CHARITY.
Consul Ekman Gives 100000 to AS
sist Swedish Americans.

Stockholm, May 21.-Consul Ekman's
will gives 100000 kroner ($50O,O0O)
for charitable purposes. Augustana
college at Rock Island, H., receives
$4,000. The deceased philanthropist
also left 100000 for maintaining a free
information and employment bureau in
America to help in the work of iaduc-
ing Swedish-Americans to return to
Sweden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-01
Dover Mills Post Advance.

Dover \. IT,. MAY @1.-Noticcs were
posted il the four cotton mills of the
Cochcco manufacturing GO here today
announcing an advance Of ) pcr cent.
Monday. The corporation employs about
800 ucrSOnS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-01
Advance AT Exeter and Pittsfie,d.

Exeter. n. H., May 31.-Thc employees
of the cotton mills Of the Exeter Man
ufacturing CO. in This town ana PITTS
field, vcrc notified today that they
would he given Il . per cent increase in
wages beginning June 8 Five hundred
hands are benefited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-01

NJ Henri Barbour, chief Of the Cor
poration Of Barristers, who during the
last forty years has pleaded some of
the most celebrated cases in France,
including the Panama Canal suits, has
been elected a member Of the Acad-
envy, to succeed Ferdinand Brunetiere,
who died December last.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-01

The turbine steamer Camden left the
Bath Iron Works at 6.42 A. II. Friday
for Boston in command Of : Capt.
Charles A. Blair. At Boston the
steamer will be turned over to the
Eastern Steamship Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-01

William H. Flagg died at 5 A. NJ.
Thursday at Bangor. aged 81 years. He
was born in WaldOboro. A brother,
James, aged 80, survives.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27

Ia ere Circuit Court, second Judicial
Clrcults Leon County, Florida---In
ChunceEy.
|R1Ia n CAnfres. CampIainant, W. r. II Efirh-
t9tf Eaukno CottRUl EnRonO Cuttra1 81 ID.
MNhtpwQR. Harris HtahtoWor Mary Chafr0s,
= noetsIa ChHirqa. Juila ChaSroa, Ales Chairoa
snf1l1m chairss uad Scha q. Montford. De
naGaln
hRRRAnntc ny AFFIDAVIT FILED IN
NAagS afH4od cnze8 thae OoeaVla Chalrsa q
= E8t t19Eoln, y q Eselaonk q ttso CITY a
- 1nfA, Nsl1R eGnntV, Sen1s - Tlorida. and
- 4IEb ~ 11 ddla1kant hag bann ahpoua fruns heP
n Gkaoa - rogt6unce an1 ou1nlna tie SLATE AZ
-. - 4nR loae efan ntEfY tnVB next BFoooflaE
= : TlIn|1EIIa 1ca thlg order e puhliasfion 0lod
~ 1hug1 caR6a and tat tha Gnid dafsndenf a
haee sl.e ege q twonty-eas geass, and
y G.lg 8. WIn.een 4allla. ee1nly u yofgTtA,
~ te ~ da1taaalt y ana 3 hsrqlV
S al aa.a - hlen1ev. - slEth dEy a jana
b - llk1n sg oSs.i 1lse3 ~ sd defsadaat.
go, 4 Eqlk ~ ecar ognsssntivs weeks In
ee.i Ir.se peng.sat answspaD9 pub
81 county end STATE,
lf tay ~ NOvoel!g, a y. lsg7:
4ss.ssw
6nsaK ,. RnIxnI-, clSrk. cot
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27


t.1t Dsl
Il haSit trth naf1 q APPS ~ 90
alt.eaelk u .1p e1llll tAI.Ntt.
Esnertk nltn1a oblneo4, & pngsni
laal tsre y 4t oeleea ln - 13e.s ., g
would Bird 40 bei1 asfendana, gna oes
thn enl2 dflznonn4 81 over kho go 81
f6.srl V7oGe S1rgn' 4 Is therefore ogared
inst thh 1etelia aqle. Mathis koa,E1e9i e
nliH - Al hnIDbY Teuufred - nrpR1E -
llIe OnntpIAlnant'a bin - Co1apIalnt, %
MonGa4. tk6 9fh DAY az Janu4fts - y.
leo8 ard that ttI1 order - puullone4 lllce
q WDt1 Cor ol9nt eleceg1lge WeeH1 u. tnp
True Desnqolae = negEpapef 9rl..z.,sse -.
witness Heavy 7. Eelkel clnli, - tha
ilsa leg 1hefsof. thlh ootolisr 4. p, Aleg.
~ fsesiy esiS 2 HENRY 4. RttxnH.
C1ork ee Aforesaid.
A, true cony. Attest
HENR7 < FsTKitr4 cisrh.
ps-eW
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27

A rooa sseoD1 Hand, one Horse
WaRcn b. &. ncLN,
tt-d. Tallahassee, Fla.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27
TAka MatIcaI

Tahs MoeieoI
Ihave purchased the interest Of NJ.
Fl. Johnson, Sr., II the Leon Dairy
Farms, and will continue 70 manage
The business, dealing IN fine Jersey
COwa, Poland China Hogs and Choice
Leon County Butter. Farms heated s
miles northeast Of Tallahassee.
MILES III. JOHNSON, JR.,
4O-tf P. o. Tallahasseee, Florida.
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Rust Proof Oats.
200 bushels Of Rust Proof Seed Oats
for sale at Yaeger-Bethei Hardware
Store. 42-tt
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27

Eha sronnt of the capital stock Of this corpora
- f,siI - fortv thouaand dollars $50 0o0O0), "a
I4iS of INTO four hundred ZOO shnreg Of the
- - ~ ~ ono hundred dplars 10000, each.
~ - anB part of the eepitai stock q this eorpo-
tfota ~ just valuation 20 b hxdd By the In
tafattIa ~ b. the directors. ~ nesting
aAra ~ the purpo RFcgerty tsabor q SER ser-
+ ~ 1Sorf ~ tust Valuation Of such property,
- - eervieeS % b. fired BY the direetors Of
- cfpcration at . meeting called for the pur-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
OURBOYSANDCIR
THE SHOT-TOWER

The early method of manufactur.
| Ing small shot was both tedious and
expensive. Shot metal. an alloy OF
lead ilfty-six parts and OF arsenic one
part, was rolled out into sheets OF
proper thickness and then cut into
small cubes; then, in order to round
the cubes, they were placed In iron
cylinders partly Iilled with sand, and
as the cylinder revolved the frict-
f, ion Of the sand against the cubes
/ rounded them /.
Finally James Watt. noted Brit
ish engineer and inventor, deter
mined to find a better and cheaper
way Of making small shot. This
determination gave him some
thing to think about" and the
shot tower was the result of his
thinking
according to tradition he was
oyertaken one day by severe rain
and hail storm and took refuge UNI
der porch. AS he stood there and
watched the storm he for the first
time took particular notice of the
spherical shape of the raindrops and
the hailstones.
The next day he carried cupful
OF melted shot up into the steeple OF
the Church of st. Mary OF Radcliffe,
poured 1t through an iron colander,
and iet it fall into the moat below.
He then came down, took from
the pool a quantity of shot and
found them much better rounded
thanhe had dared to expect. They
we're somewhat fiattened by striking
the water as they fell but by fur
Their experimenting he overcame that
defect by dropping the metal from
greater heights. and thus giving 1t
time To cool and harden before strik-
Ing the water. Also. he discovered
that the height had to be varied
according to the size OF the shot;
the larger the shot, the greater
must be the elevation.
Thus the shot tower was invented.
and 1t has ever since been in use In |
making small shot. The different
sizes OF shot are separated by a |
sitting process, Then In order to |
discover the imperfect ones they are
rolled In straight lines down in |
clined planes. Those not perfectly |
round refuse to roll straight, and |
are thus found and taken out.
The perfect shot are polished by !
placing them In iron boxes with a |
little plumbago, and subjecting
them to a rotary motion. When |
taken from the boxes they are ready |
70 put up for the market.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31

One OF the curio5ilies OF modern
forestry Is the care 81 beautiful old
shade trees TIE a1iqGtation OF dis
oased or dad Hmb l. 80 carefully
performed to Tgcfcat further decay
from the clemens &c IN surgical
operations o. ha1a be.ngs. Decay
ing cavities are Gle ned and filled
with a preserving cement. as is
done by the modern dentist. And
,he latest advance IS TO build a tin
roof along the Ii per surface Of WIDE
fpraadlng branches whore little hob
lows might hold dampncss and pro-
mote decay Some handsome patti
srchs well deserve it, Boston Her
aid
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
prenarinr his Ser,nnns.

The Bishop. Of London spends NJ
great amount OF time in the planning
OF his sermons though the
arc. He writes them only on special
occasions. Usually he selects a suit
able text. ponders It for a moment.
notes down the heads Of his subject.
vorifies his quotations and references.
and in the space of a few minutes he
has settled the whole matter
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31

Henry and William were small twir
brothers. Their mother was yer,
sick and they We're anxious to d.
something for her, but they were
not allowed to 80 into her room, and
to save their lives they could not
think Of a thing that would do any
good.
AT last they heard the doctor say
10 their father that their mother's
appetite was very POOR and what she
needed was something to eat that
was out of the ordinary.
That gave them an idea. A small
creek ran through the woods behind
their home and they had often seen
little minnows swimming through 1t.
Why not catch her some fish? was
their thought
They needed only a moment to
shoulder their cane fishing poles and
make for the creek. They fished all
the afternoon, but the fish did not
seem TO be biting well. They tramped
up one side and down the other,
dropping their hooks into every hole
and eddy, but not bite.
They felt discouraged but kept on
fishing till nightfall 1t was getting
dark, and they had to start for
home, feeling very badly.
AS they crossed a small marsh on
their way, IIenry's foot struck some
dark object which said, "Pok." The
thing gave tremendous leap and
landed directly in Williams path.
William fell headlong, and as his
body struck the thing, # said
"Brup,"
William jumped up. badly fright.
enod and he and Henry bent down
to look at the thing.
II was an enormous bullfrog and
seemed to be big as a water bucket.
II was nattened ont killed stone
dead by Williams fall.
They picked it up and carried Il
home between them, each holding TO
q hind foot. They felt very good in
deed, for they had caught something,
anyhow. Their mother had frogs
legs for supper that night. and Il
was just what she wanted.