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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21

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Inn, Oh ni6t irgeno mo- Elm guf1.
eth &on5ept ODER 8rouiaon I1qe. in
oas @oetbe i'm 8oriiberqeben }fo1te
(nabreno oes 9iftierens pna0erte
oerlelbe f1arnli6 ununterbroden Inn
oen Gid nno ben Gdreibenoen her
UNI. aber nieutols bnbe i6 oos Sc
rln9lte entoefen fonnen.
Mls i'd meme Northumberland 6o.
rl,ber gegen 9ofrat Meper, @oetbes
longtabrigen Sreltno, auBerte, nit
fpelfem i'd tagltd berfebrte, nabn1
er 9os OILS etmas ibm gans gefann.
fes auf uno er5dblte mir einen onoe=
rem Sail; auf elmer laugiamelt
Sabrt BON Sena nod @eimor babe
8oetbe ben go13en @omnn o9ie
@obloermanoti9aften" er3Gbleno
porgetrogen, uno 5ipor in elmer @ei=
ie flieBeno, als babe er elm georudtes
Gremplar Dor ii9; uno bod lei oa=
mails nod fein @ort oabon nie6erae=
1drieben getpeien. a@abreno oes
0tftierens fam es olld nidt ieIten
Dor, Dob Goethe pl0slih iteben
blteb, tuie mo ettpo tut, peun man
cine 8rlppe Meni1en ODER einen
anoeren @egenitanb unpermutet Dor
it6 itebt, nel6e Die onaenblidlihe
Gllfmerfiamfeit alf ii1 5ieben. Diele
i9ien er iofort fiinftlerii9 gu aeltal-
ten atno gu sruppieren. DIT ai1sge-
breiteten Sanben unb inter 8ergl1ng
oes &orpers nod Der einen ODER an
6eren Seite brn1te er oen @eaen=
itono ms @leidgetpiht uno in fnnIt-
gerehte 5telnng.
8ar ibm has gelungen 10 REF
er gepobnli6: $50 rebtl gan5
re6tl4 Infangs fpltroe es mir fnIt
unbeimlib BEL oiefer unterboItu11e
NIT Der uniidtboren @eieai9oft lei-
nen etgenen &unftgebiloen @s muir
De mir ober oobur6 anid)auIi6 flor,
oaB Die aan5en Siguren nnb Gituo=
tionen, Der gan5e 8erlauf Der 9ano-
lung, lebenoig Dor feiner 5eeIe por-
nber5ogen. @s miro 6abur9 erfldr-
ltd, mas in peri6ieoener @eiie iGon
otter bemerft uoroen it, bob @oetbes
Dar5teaungen flor, mabr un6 Ieben=
Dig fino; es iinb feline bloben 8e=
f%lerionen, es iino finftleriide Gn-
f6ounngen. ="
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21
@ie 8petbe arbeitete.

ueber @netbes Mrbeitspeiie finoei
ii6 i'm neueiten 9efte Der bon @ilb.
Booe berausgeaebenen Stunoen nit
Goethe cine farafteriitiide Wittei-
lung oes Iebten Sefretdrs @oetbes,
gbriitinn Sdu6arot Die aus elmer
langit pergeiienen 3eitungsitele mie-
Der ans 2idt ge5ogen miro. Goethe
bat 5duharbt u@ilbelm Meiiters
@onoerjabre@ IN Die Sober oiftiert
uno babel Die eritounli6e Strait ST
6erbeit uno &lorbeit leines @eiites
in 10 boben Sabren in betpunoerns-
perter @eiie beflnoet, Or tat otes
10 fiber. flieBeno", i6reibt Der Set
retdr, .mie es Won6er MIR aus eli
mem georudten Bud 3u tun imitanoe
lein miirbe. @dre ous rubig uno OBJ
ne ailBere Storuug unb llnterbre-
dung geideben, 10 Diiroe i'd faun
ai fmerfiom 9etporoen iein. 0a5mi-
ihen aber fam Der Barber. Der Sri
ieur (8oetbe lieB ii6 ale amei Gage
oas 9aar bremen. tagli6 f%riiieren),
Der gibliotbefoiener, otter, Der fritz
bere Sefretdr @oetbes, Der fiir5lid
beritorbene 8ibliotbefar Stat &rdu-
ter, Der &an5liit, melde ale Die
@rlmlbnis botten, u~nangeneloet ein=
3utreten. Der aanmeroiener meloe-
te eillen 6rem0en an, nit mel6em
lid 9oetbe, faas Der annobme, ldll-
gere ooer fiir5ere 3eit unterbielt; boz
5mil6en trot aud wobl Semanh aus
Der 6amilie elm. Der Barber uno
6riiellr er81bIten. mos in Der Staot
etipa paiiiert lei Der 8ibliot6efsoie-
ner beridtete pom Der 8ibliotbef u. +,
NJ. Isle beim Inflopfen oas fraftIge
u9erein!" ert0nte, b~eenoigte ih oen
leeten Sob llilo martete, big Der In-
neienoe lid mieoer entfernte. 0o ipie-
oerbolte i6 iopiel ais mir fir Den
8ui0mnenbong notig i6ierl, uno
oas 9iftieren gilg bis sur ndditen
Storuug tort, OILS mare nidts Dor
gefoGen. Dos mar mir bod gu arg,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21
Gr fampfte BEL Gettnsbura.

9opio 8arfer BON Sapette, q. g.,
Der in Der S6ladt eirell SUB berlor,
fhreibt: n8or mebreren Sobren It'll
id an einem WogenIeioen. 0ihts
balf, Big i9 nit electric 9itters be-
gar1n. Sd miirbe fir oas Reiultai
feline 500 Collars nebmen." Gutter
Comic fir alte 2eute un6 fir meibli-
de Sdmdden. Gin @ie6erberitener.
Sidere &ur fir labmen 9fiiden rno
idfpa6e 9ieren. @orantiert. SO
Gents. 3u baben BEL Moolpb 9reib
uno 81. @obn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21

Oil Company fun9iert babe, itott I'M
mer out Der 8ebauptung herum81=
r%etten, Ell lei MIR Eripat : Nntualt
fir Bierce geneler, Damn b1tte er
Der gan5en 8etpeeltug gegen lif Ste
Spite abgebruben. Grit Iein fort
pobrenoes Seltbalten an iener 8e-
ba1ptung modte, ols inn oos Sc
genteil nabgeipielen puroe, feline
Sanolrngsneiie neroGdtig. Mber
bomals 5uerit gloubte er nod, ooB er
our6 ote Ma6t ieiner 9erlonlidfeit
Die geipegung I'm Seine eritiden
Tonne uno oesbalb molte er Die
Bobrbeit nift gleib eingeIteben. Dos
mar Elm ihlimmer Srrtrrm.
Dieie Seleei6i9te lit ungebeler
mfgebouidt moroen. l1nIerer Mei=
ru1ng nod tritt naes, oelien man
gailep in S%erbinoung nit ieiner
4nualtstatigfeit fir gierce unb BEL
len @eleai6aft beihulbigen fam,
nett 5uriid Dor ieinem 8erboften
fpabreno uno na9 ser 2egisIature
unteriuGun9. DaB ct ieinen GIN
flub ortpanote, I'M fi1 bon Der 2e+
gislatur fir IhuIolos erflGren ali IoI.
fen, nod bebor Der 8erift oes llns
acknowledgements borlag, oaB er
ieitoem auf feline @egner in ser toll
item 8eiie geidimpft bot, boB er er-
Hart bot, fem ein5iger bon ihnen
iolte lie mieoer ein 4nlt boben, oos
tit es, lpogesen man iid erbeben muB.
Denn oas 5eiet, oaB er 2uit Bot,
it'd 5lm 8oB bon Seros au MAIDEN,
10 pie Guop 8oB BON 9eitniDlponien
nor, uno oieie 8oB Ieigung muB
mon befdmpfen. Die befGmpft man
aber iebr bieI better oobur6, oaB
mon linn an Ser @ubIurne 5eigt, oob
er ieinen @iaen nidt ourdieBen
fonn, als ooB man bnrb cine stpef-
loie Mgitation feline 2eiltungsfGbige
felt als Senator beeintrd9tigt.
Mon muB 8aiIep ridtie beurtei=
len, i'm gu elmer ri6tigen 56Gsung
ietnes @ertes 5u fon1nen. 9oilep
tit fein GROCER Staatsmonn, fpie
man linn tmirter porreoet; ers bot ME
etruas getan, oas Semanb beredtig=
tie, i'm 10 5n be5eidnen, ober er
lit Elm fluger Holitifer, Elm iebr tiid=
tiger Barlamentarier unb er beiiBt
einen gepiiien perionliden Mog-
netismus, Der ibn Mandes erreiden
IoBt, mas nnoere niht erreifen fon=
men. Oesbalb tit er int 8unoeSienat
aud am ridtieen 8lat, 10 lange mir
ni6t itatt ieiner cine mirflid itoats=
mannii6e &apo5itat oprtbin ihiden
fonnen nno mir ionten i'm ouh rlt-
big bort laiien. MIs 8unoesIenator
1T er uns i6on rebt, MIR aIs BOB"
poaen mir i'm nibt baden.
Ils Bob mpllen mir ober audi
@ouberBeur Campbell, bieIen oltsge-
iprodenen 8robibitioniiten ttno Mn-
der, nidt baben. 8ailep lit audi
Yrobibitioniit aber ioIhe 8utnnl=
beiten un6 M~bernbeiten mie Comp
beq bot er bod nod ME ger1adt, i'm
@egenteil bat er fid bod Dor &ur8em
m Souiton nod enti6ieoen gegen
Staotsprobibition erflart. @ir mol
len i~iberbaupt feine SOB 8irti9aft
IN Seras, Die befampfen mir, mo-
mir f0nnen. Nber penn 8oilep
ourd iein 8erbalten Campbell gege1t=
iiber, oa5u beitragen ioIte, Der bon
ienem begiinitigten muderii6en Stro-
mung entgegen 81 arbeiten uno ibr
einen Damn 81 iesert, 10 Dob tie fi6
nift iiber ben gan5en Staat ereieBt,
bann iolte er babel arf Die Inter
ifiibnng Der liberalen glemente refs
men fonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21

SantDrrbOtoen aebeiltin 6-14 Eaeen.
Mnse ptntnsent sarantiertals i9mer5enee, bin
be, butenoe, bernortretenbe ptles In 6 III Eaaer
su beileu ooer Sch aurad. so @ents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21

Subn S. Bolton, 5ffentIider go
tar. @runoeieentum. 4eent fir
Beniionsaniprii6e. Ode grofett- uno
Nabarro.S traBe, eegeniiber bon Der
uSan Intonio GrpreB". Neues Sc
(epboE 439.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21
P~fIusbaupt's Rackersi,

Ode 1istoria unb glam Strase.
8ertuufsIoben: Ode 0Or6 : Flores. nnb
6Duf0n . StrnBe. u. Eel. 1908.
Gd3tss nrsttfd1es Ropeenbrpn,
Mothers Bread. Cakes u. RaFeetufen
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22

grass aon fire near the Paepcke-
Leicht Lumber Co.'S plant in the
south end OF the city, and an alarm
was tlrreed III from box 81. The FIRE
apartment responded ard extingulsll
ed the fire About two hours after
ward flames were again seen in this
locality an an1ther alarm was turn
ed in ! ON the same box.
This tin9e the flames had reached
lumber pile in the Papcke-Leieht
lumber yards and before the flames
were extinguished four piles of lunl-
brer were destroyed They were not
entirely destroyed by fire but their
nlerchantablc value was a total loss
How the flames caught the second
time Is understandable, unless they
were rot entirely put olt by the de
r2rtment, o. were started a second
time by unknown parties.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
TIMES COTTON LETTER.
Received BY The Silverstein Broker
age Company.

As eNpectad the cozt'on market
today was dali yet there was plenty
OF steadiness and looked as if there
was more bull than bear news.
The weekly statistics were about
as expected but mad littlue effect.
Cables slbswcd the forging market
TO be steady though spot business
was light
A private cable said that labor diff
ficulties were still unsettled though
it was thought that there would be
MO strike.
The tenor OF the cable was bultish
On this side OF there was evsdance of
strength in the spot markets. and at
was reported better, for both sxport
and dome estiGr purposes.
December shipment have been
heavy and there are some yet TO be
made and it looks as If they will
cause spot demand to pick up some.
The hoiidaydullness is to be expected
but it does not seem to bring any
weakness, for the holders are still
ing loose.
Tais wee k335,ooo bales this year
VS.. <sI 900 last year and $4,000 year
before hast Total since Septemb er
first this year 3,S77,ooo bales against
4, 100000 last year and 4,2so,ooo year
before.
Sentiment is mixed but not much
disposition to offer much pressure
SO long as spots continue So steady
and there is so little sign OF crop
size of bureau estimate. ComnissEn
houses lean to the buying on the
dips. 1t is believed the situation is
not so bad as bears have painted it
Weather. in the belt generally fair
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
FLEET PROCEEDING.
ON LONG JOURNEY--ADMIRAL
EVANS HAS NOTHING TO
SAY REGARDING TRIP.
Morning Times Special.

Morning Times Specia1.
Wa sfinGton, Dec. zI-The navv
idepar rtnscnt today sent a ire.ees to
Captain Murdock of the battieship
Rhode Island with the Atlantic Fleet
erroute to Trinidad, informing him
that his wife, had bce.l seriously i'll
is better No business OF consequence
demanding other communication
with the fleet occurred at the depart
ment today and apparently Admiral
Evans had nothing to lay before the
department today sent wireless to
him during the office hours
For the benefit of friends and
relatives OF the sailors on the fleet
the navy department. wishes it made
known that all mail. matter destined
for the 5000 men afloat in the big
ships can be sent at domestic rates
of postage.
So no matter III what part OF South
America Admiral Evans ships may
b, the sailors letters will be delivered
TO them ii fney bear the ordinary
two cent stamp for each ounce.
All mail matter for the fleet should
be addressed care of postmaster, New
York, who will enclose it in sealed
sscks and forward it to meet the ships
at the earliest possible moment. The
| first point at which mail can be re-
ceived by the fleet is at Rio de Ja-
neire, where it will touch January
No mail can be received after that
date nnless the vessels have cruised
half way around the continent. If
ISouf Ameriea and arrive at Callao
|February Is.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
OKLAHOMA LEGISLATURE
GIVES BRYAN OVATION

Morning Times Spe cial
Guthrie, Okla, Dec. 2I-Williarn
Jennings Bryan addressed the Okla
homa Legislature today He was Civ
en- a grand ovation by the members
of that body, and was met at the sta
ton by nerrbers Of the Supreme
court and state officials. Before he
started his address the chaplain Of
the legislature offered prayer foi
Bryan for the next President OF th.
United States
Bryan's speech was along the usu-
al lines of his latest addresses, and
he was frequently applauded, and
held the rapt attention of his hearers
all through his address. The gallar-
les of the legislative hall were crowd
'ed with visitors to hear him
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
CONGRESS CLOSED
YESTERDAY, DOING VERY LIT
TIE IN THE WAY OF WORK
DEMOCRATS GAGGED.
Morning. Times Special.

Washington, D. G. Dee. eI.-After
a twenty minutes session today the
house OF rep sentatives adjourned
for the holidays and will not meet
again until January 6. John Wesley
Gaines vigorously protested against
the long period of adjpurnment a-td
said: .sWe should have gont, to
Wall street and throttled the thi{ res
and turned back to the honest pee pie
their hard earnings 1t was the plain
dstty OF every member to attend TO
the business before the house as
Americans, he said.
Little in the way OF work was done
by either branch of congress. No
set speeches were made, no lengthy
arguments, nor was there any oratory
Numerous bills weire introduced, and
committees appointed. but that was
about all that was done The rebub-
hans put gag on democratic elo-
quence. Only Representative Minor
Wallace got IN a speech IN which he
cleverly secured several minutes time
from Tawney, who was to speak on
appropriations. and devoted the stolen
time to discussion OF public highways
income tax tariff and farmers
The indications are that in the hous.
of representatives Speaker Joe Can
non will hold up the rivers And iiar-
bors bill, public ba1iding spbropria-
fions aud change m the tariff. The
department appropriations Will 90
through ard Senator Aidrich vii
fsForie in pArt with the house and So
ate to- secure these Department -
preparations rfa. presidents ifll
cnce Is ngt % strone with the iltsgl
hefs. e promised <urrercy Ielfis.
llatioh IS not Vt n sight -
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
MRS. ANNA BRADLEY
CONTESTS BROWNS WILL
Morning Times Special.

Morning Times Special.
Washington, Dec. 2I.-Mrs. An
ma Bradley, who was recently acquit
ted for the murder OF Senator Brown.
OF Utah. III this city. has been recup-
Grating her lost health due to the f,er-
vous strain OF her confinement in
Jail and the ordeal of the trial. She
had partially regained her health and
left today for her home in Salt Lake
City, Utah, her old home. She goes
there to contest the will of the late
Senator Brown. and to establish her
sons rights in the property
The trial of Mrs. Bradley was ono
of the most sensational Of the year.
and while the verdict of the jury ac-
Quilted her on emotional sanity
grounds, the 'opular opinion was
that she should be acquitted on "the
unwritten law.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22

Seibe went to Jackson last night to
complete final arrangements, and
may take trip to Crystal Springs
to spend the holidays with his par
ents Mr. Sicbe accepted position
on the main line OF the Illinois Cen
trail railroad at the age of 10 as brake
man and working his way up TO the
positionl OF conductor. Later on ac-
count of an accident he resigned and
accepted the position as assistant
superintendent OF the street railway
at Jackson, Miss. Frorn there he en-
listed in the United States army. and
served three years III the Phillipli1e
Islands. Mr.. Siebe is we'll known
over the Y. 4 NJ V. and his host
of friends are. glad that he is again 10
be connected with the railroad.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
FATAL SHOOTING
At SHAWS, MISS.
A. "A. WILSON, MERCHANT
KILLS B. DAUGHTY.
OiuGHTY WAS INTOXICATED
And Used Bad Language in Wilson's
Being Aswed to Desist He Attack
ed Wilson With Fatal Results.
Morning Times Special.

Morning Times Special.
Shaw, Miss, Dec. 2I-The greatest
excitement prevails in this city today
over the killing of Bud Daughtery. a
wealthy Planter of Sunflower coun-
y, who was shot here Friday evening
by A. A. Wilson, prominent mer-
chant During the fusilade Of bull
lets a negro by the name OF Ned
Robinson was slightly wounded by
"a bullet which passed through Dough-
;y's body.
Douchty had cen drinking it i:
aid ana entered Wilson'S store, and
began using prcfane language in tn:
presence OF some Of the lady clerks
and customers. Wilson ordered
Doughty to stop swearing and told
linn that he lad. better leave the store
=: there would DE serious trouble il
he persisted ir using such language
II his place il blsiness.
Doughty wen. out, but returend III
very short t; ~ rnuttering threats
against Wilson. 1t is alleged that he
had an open knife il hi; hand at thu
time, and he was again ordered from
HE store, but he did not heed the
nrder, and commences to advance up
IN Wilson when the latter drew a re-
volver and sopead fire. Wilson fired
iour shots all OF which to5k effect
I'D Wilson fell dead.
Doughty M.s.. 4 man OF. family
,.ad higfy Respected in the community
hi; family residing four miles cast
I hs, across n Sunflower county
hue. l'is BODY sas taken there and
inferred at his home cemetery Satur-
lay.
Wilson'S preliminary hearing will
BE held next week. The sentimet
here is all in Wilson'S favor as he
was Only protecting his customers,
while Doughty would nver have acted
he way he did had he not been intoxl
oated as he was always highly re-
spected man.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
Basket Ball.

The manager of the High School
basketball team has secured a game
with the alumni team. whiol, will no
doubt prove to be very interest
ing affair.
The game will be played at Mr..
Mr. Wilcznfski's lot eofaer Main and
Dellessip streets on the hrst OF Ian
uary. The following young ladies
will compose the alumni team: Miss
es Orville Stone. Louise Finch, Frau
els Nance Lena Paxton, Kate Ireys,
Mary NaDal, Emma Wells, Irene
Moyse, Maud Rosenstock, Jean
Scruggs. Jennie Wiaeman. Safiie
Hunt, Elizabeth Ne2tls and Mai
Stockwell. Tac Hixn School will be
as follows: kieper Stone, captain,
Hazel Wheatley, Mary Hoit Stone
Stella Strauss. Saga Lee Wheatley
Marguerite G:oslsn Bessie Mai Clarke,
Mprtis StockereA, Willie Miller and
Rsish Rose.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
SEC. TAFT'S REPORT
TO BE READY SOON-WHAT
HE THINKS OF THE PHIL
LIPINES.
Morning Times Special.

Morning Times Special.
Washington, d. c. Dec. 2I.-Seo-
retary of War Taft is soon to begin
preparations to complete his report
on his observations in the Phillip
ines. The report will be a lengthy
one, and i'll den1 with all phases of
the PHILIPPINE question. The secre-
tary is n very observing man, is very
report is anxiously awaited by the
people of the United States, for it
will be comprehensive and filled with
the minutest information
Secretary Taft says that the ma
tives are not yet ready to bear arms
or for the introduction of the jury
system, the responsibility of neigh
Dor to neighbor not yet being suffi-
ciently developed. He says condi-
tions of lasting improvements are
taking place on the islands. and that
state of real peace exists. Predatory
bands mo- longer roam, and the ma
tives of the rural districts are safe
from their depredations and attacks.
One of the things be WIS very much
pleased TO note was that Agriculture
in the islands is expanding wondes-
Pfully.
While there are some differences II
municipal and hecal government. h
says Ihatsthis Is no more thar, ndtnrs
q, and thar tis< natives are IN state
II eutelaes. and are rapidly Learning
szrstern ideps and civiliix.tion Hi
Iskys that there IS much eneouseoe.
I4eut II q edncaf iioral .llxanres
th.< las b~<pa mnde siince fke l<a
lsfases took rortrol of the islands
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
DOMESTIC TPCUBiES HAS
TENS ExPEo TED END.
TAKES DRUG BY INJECTION
Brilliant Young Lawyer-Author Lost
All By Continued Dissipation
Son of Former u. S. Attorney Cen
eral Commits Suicide.
Morning Times Special.

title Rock Ark. Dec oI-WiI
liam II. Garland. sen of former Unit
ed Statts Attv-Gen. A. II. Garland.
ars9 author Of note. killed himself
early TO-DAY II his room at the Hotel
Marion. this ritv The deed follow
o.a davs of despondencv. and Will
it canas as shock it was what had
been expected. for years.
Garland formerly lived at Hot
Springs and several wears ago mar
risd At Benton a small station re
miles wsst of here on the Iron Noun
ta;, and 1at-r Going to yvash;noton
C;tv fberce -, Chicago H return
ed 70 itt1e REX from Ch;caoo only
ia. davs aer and tool o,arter. at
~. ua+ei Afar;o,
Aft.r years Of e;fssanstion his vile
di,r.:eed hin, some time apo and his
ldo,ouard ,4,,,-so s;nco that time
ia bee, ~,,orc avid Tba dad m, =
80 - - .aa IL oossassed .
br;II;sn+ mind He st,,-5,d law and
+aad .-.;c 44b h.;ol+
oct.
A. =, e.rrv ho,r +odav Mara;er
rIa.ton = H. uor;o, ~ ,,,ied
C-ls4, kou,a -
a
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
Delivery Tsam Runs Away.

Frightened by the explosion OF
fireworks on North Poplar street yes
terday morning, the handsome deliy
cry team of c. Z. Jordan & Co fur
ature dealers. ran away The wagon
contained several pi of furni-
ture which were slightly damaged
when the wagon overturned. The run
away caused quite d little excitement
but the horses were not hurt, ard tbs
damase to the furniture and wagon
slight. -
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
BALTIMORE FIRE
SPREADS RAPIDLY

Baltimore. Md, Dec eI.--A FIRE OF
threatening proportions broke out
about ! 80 o'clock this morning in
she five story building at 325 West
a9nltfnaore stree1 ard was ehee't d
only after damage of quarter OF a
million dollars had ben done.
The building was occupied by a
wholesale nillinerlr establishment.
The flames quickly spread to adj
joining buildings and it looked for a
while that the whole locality was
doomed to destruction.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-12-22
Methodist Church.

Christmas services will be held al
the Methodist church today at II
O'Clock and an appropriate sermon
by the pastor and a special musical
program will be rendered. The choir
will be assisted by Mrs. Mccoy, WIN,
besides singing throughout the SER
vice will also sing the soffertory. Mr.
Perkins will also sing with the
choir and a treat is assured all who
attend