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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
HORROR At HOUSTON.
Dreadful End Of Woman at
the Bayou City.
HEAD IS ALMOST CUT OFF.
In Searching the Family Residence For
. Toy the Little Daughter Of Mat.
thew Anderson Found Her Mothers
Body In Kitchen.

Houston, Noy. Searching the
house for a misplaced toy the eight.
year-old daughter OF Matthew W. An.
derson. a railroad clerk. found the
dead body OF ner mother In the kitchen
Of their home al Houston Heights. her
head being almost completely sever
ed from the body.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
ENDING AID.
Leading New Yerk Banks Deny State
rnents TO the Contrary.

New York. Nov. 9.-The leading
New York banks were exerting them.
selves Friday to meet the demands
Of their country correspondents and
depcsitors OF currency. They declare
that the suggestions made In several
western sources that they are not
meeting legitimate demands are un.
founded. and that they are. on the
contrary. taking every practicable
measure TO aid the west and south
One OF these large banks. with several
thousand correspondents. has depict
cd It's reserve oy about a quarter du.
ring the last few weeks TO supply cur
reney where Il was most needed. and
has made large shipments TO banks
a. San Antonio. Galveston. Memphis.
Mobile. Atlanta and other southern
cities.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
OYSTERS

am selling Galveston oysters In
bulk at 75 cents per hundred Ber'
wick Bay select. 500 per hundred;
Berwick Bay extra select, Si.s5 per
hundred. Special attention given 10
THANKSGIVING and other holiday or
ders. Your patronage viii be appre-
ciated. Chas. Edinburg. eS5
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
Passed Fifty Million Mark.

New York. Nov. s.-The total
known gold engagements passed the
s5o,oOO.0OO marx Saturday. when la.
zardFreres announced they had secur
ed an additional sl.e0O.e0O gold In
Europe. This makes the total for the
movement $50 $4,000. OF which La
rardFreres have engaged s9.25O.0OO.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
LAY FACE DOWNWARD.
Body OF Cuban Woman Found az New
Yerk IN Pool OF Blood.

New York, Nov. 9.-Lying face
downward In a pool OF blood. the body
Of Mrs. Casaro Vigil. elderly and ws,l
to-do. was found AT the foo, OF the
main stairway o. her home In wss'
One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street
Her skull was crushed In. and there
was a pronounced odor OF escaping
gas In the hallway. She was a Cuban
by birth. and lived with her servants
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
choate Elected President.

Buffalo. Nov. S.-Joseph II. Choate
OF New York vas elected president
Of the National Civil Service Reform
league. Former President Cleveland
was chosen one OF the vice presi'
dents.
swept sy -urnesne.
Nar.eilIes. Nov s.-This city was
.ws,, by a hurricane. much damage
ling doue. Several lives were lost
Douglas Island news., 1907-07-31
TREADWELL TOPICS.

The Misses Mary and Nettie Me- Blaine were Treadwell arrivals last week.
 The Monterey unloaded her 18,OOO barrel cargo in about twelve hours' leaving here Sunday.
 Mrs. H. P. Stow, Miss Elliott and Miss Sexton are enjoying the trip to White Horse this week.
 Mrs. James Daniels and son returned on the City of Seattle from aneXtended visit with relatives in California.
 Pipes are being laid across the plaza, connecting with the main line, in order to supply the assay office with fuel oil.
 A meeting of the Treadwell Fire De- partment was held Monday evening to discuss arrangements for the Annual Ball.
 Quite the most enjoyable events talk ing place these days are the IlVIle e'eu- ing parties given by the Treadwell Dan cing Club. There will be another of them this evening.
 Mir. P. Mutty and Master Louis Nut ty. of Port Townsend, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Veasie, were southbound passengers on the Jefferson Tuesday morning.
 The long looked for drop curtain for the auditorium stage is at last here and has been put in place. The curtain was painted in San Francisco, and is a very splendid example of the scene painters art.
Douglas Island news., 1907-07-31
A Surprise Party,

The members of Northern Light Re- bekah Lodge gave a surprise party last night to Mir. and Mrs. w. H. McBlain, at the Odd Fellows Hall.
 On this occasion the members of the order expressed their good will and ad- miration for MT. McBlain (who occu- pies the exalted position of District Deputy Grand Sire) and his wife, by presenting them with three beautiful pieces of cut glass and pair of silver sugar tongs, as wedding presents. The ladies had also prepared a generous supply of good things to eat, which added to the pleasures of the occasion.
Douglas Island news., 1907-07-31
First Cong. Church Service

on Sunday evening, August 4th, at $ o'clock. Subject, "The Cripple on Crutches, a Beggar at the Kings Table" For the song service, well known sacred songs will be selected, in which the en- tire congregation may heartily take part. The little tots Lillian Pasquan, AIvira and Molly Wheatman and Flor ence Holford will sing their faVorite song, "No, Not One." Alice Holford will preside at the piano.
 You are invited and will be made welcome to this service.
 REV. D. HOLFoRD, B. D.
 Pastor.
Douglas Island news., 1907-07-31
The Wooing

The Major-Miss Alaska, 1 can no longer remain silent. I have loved you ever since I first beheld your gold en locks and snowy features, and feel that I cannot live without you. Alaska, will you be mine?
 Miss AIaska-O, go on, Maje, and tell your troubles to your Uncle Samuel; he put you up to this.-Yukon Valley News.
Douglas Island news., 1907-07-31

It is impossible to chronicle all the numerous fishing parties that are each day going and coming, so we will re- serve our comment until some one gets snake bit-though generally adequate preparations are made for such an emergency.
Douglas Island news., 1907-07-31
TreadweII Firemen'S Annual
 Ball

At a meeting of the Treadwell Fire Department held last Monday evening the following committees were ap- pointed to have charge of the Annual Ball, the date of which has not yet been decided:
 Arrangements-J. F. Tompkins, J. A. Norris, J. Mccormick, M. Smith, and J. N. Stoody.
 Invitations-D. J. Kinzie, J. Christoe. and c. Blain.
 Reception-J. H. NDuckworth, D.. Webster, J. Daniels, John Duncan, R. A. Kinzie, H. P. Stow, Mark Tatom, Jerry Cashen, Nels. G. Johnson, D. B. Veasie, E. J. N. Ott, James Christoe and R. Mccormick.
 Floor-Carl Johnson, A. E. Andrew, A. Waltersdorph, c. E. Bennett, Hugh McRae, M. J. Kelly, Peter Gravrock, Leo Demitt, and Ed. Mccormick.
 Music-W. w. ShorthiII, J. Daniels, and F. P. Henson.
 Decorations-F. Hebert, R G. Way land, R. Walsh, L. s. Ferris, c. G. Me- Kinnon, Jack Cilligan, W. H. McBlain.
 Printing-D. Judson, H. Crofts, and H. Wood.
 Refreshments-T. Tubbs, Geo. Drew, and Geo. Beare.
Douglas Island news., 1907-07-31
St. Luke's Church

Sunday School is held every Sunday at eleven o'clock. Service will be held at the present as announced from time to time.
 THOMAS JENKINS,
 Priest-in-charge
Douglas Island news., 1907-07-31
The Douglas Island News.
THELOcAL FIELD.
ye thy thoughts no tongue,

Give thy thoughts no tongue, Nor any uuproportiou'd thought his act. Be thou familiar, but by no means vulgar. The friends thou hast, and their adoption
 tried,
 Grapple them to thy soul with hoops ot steel; But do not dull thy palm with entertain ment of each new-hatched, unhedged com
 rade. -SHAKsPERE.
Douglas Island news., 1907-07-31
Bath Tub Enamel makes old new Sold by Jensen, the Hardware man.

Bonita Sewing machines at the Treadwell Store.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
Slamer Sumntag.
Zen SonntogSnnldern miro nit eige.
Z ner Miin5c beimgcjablt.

Sobnstopn n, pa, IS. sept
rSu Der naben Srtid)nit South Sort
lolen Ole ueroIteten Sonntogsgeiebc
nit aaen Gbifunen ourhgeiiibrt mer-
oeu. ginige SonntogSmllder i'm
Srtc botten lid bel Dem 9iirgermci.
tier ilber bic mHitd)tigc AuSlcgun9
Der .0lau=@clebe" beldNpert i,no Die
Mntnort fam, rloll meroe ibnen cine
Sobbotbrllhe gcber, rpie lie lelbIt Die
robiateiten Gilrttaner lid nid,t b1tten
trGlrlen loiicn. Der brope 9iirgcr-
meiiter lte0te iih olif Den Stanbpunft,
bob Die oltcn nglai-8 eleee." tucrn
tie iiberhoupt ourhgcfiibrt mcrocn
%loltel,, nui 9lle obuc l%lnterid)ico alt.
jiliuenoen icicn. 1emgemab miro eS
benz Ngenten Der yEenniplpania
0abn" perbotcn iein, om Sonntag
Sabrbillctte SIT %perfunien. Iic clef.
triiden 9ctricbsanlneen, ionic ollc
Ucib1itSlGoen mo @crfitottcn luer'
ben geid)loiicn icirJ rulb Ole Silbrbol.
fer oiirfcn feline aunoeu bebicncn.
Sbatiod)lid miro es fiir Ole 9lttet
9ilr9er bon Sol,tb Sort Gin Ging Der
llnmoglidfcit iein, oiid i,ur etllen
rotbcn Gent al Sonntaaen ST perous'
gobenL nbgeieben iie ipenoen etwoS
fir Die IrmenfGiten in ben aird,en.
Nltr sic @aiIerperfe oes SrtcS ia.
ben feline obrigfeitlid)e 9enad)ridti-
gllllg erbolten, oob lie ben 9etrieb al
Sonntagcn einltellen miiiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
Gus iiblid)c nidjtsiascnoe @crbift.

Suebcc, t3. september. - Die
GoronerS. Sltrp bat MIR nod Die aliS.
'ngcn BON 5ipei 3eligcn Der 9riifens
aatoitropbe on9ebort uno Damn ibrcll
&%obriprtf gefdat. Sn oemIclben
beibt cs, BOB 3cpbirit Ga Srance, ci-
nes ser Spfcr ser aatoltropbc, Ser.
lcbiillgen mo elmer Nerpeneridiitte'
rit1g erlegen lit, Die cr bei'm 3uianl-
menbrilf Der Guc6ec.9riid e%rlittell
bat. Die Surp fonne Die ltriadcn
0cs 3nian1nlenbrllfs ser Bride nid)t
ongcbcn, iiiblc lid ober perpilid)tct,
81 crflGren, oaB, nadl ser, porgelc8tcn
@eneiien 81 urtDeilen, ane notbmens
0igen SpriihtsmaBrcgeln getroffen
luorbcn morelt, I'M sen Ban Der
Bride obnc @ciabr 81 iidcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
@citcrc .Ncrabicbnna pum Nahrratcm.

9o1fof, MtdIi., rs. SeifGtt6er.
Die 2eplonb-G ornpfer.9inie bat oen
Ealioeierpreis fir sic critic 8aiiite
oltf Der Sobrt 5lpiid)en bier mo 81
uerpool BON $40 ouf $50 bcrabgciebt.
Die 2cplono.2inic lit Dem @eiipiel
Der Gullnrb- lnb Der @bitc Stors2i.
nic gcfol9t. Ats 9citern ser Gompfer
nGonooion" nod utter Oen olten
6ohrpreilcn in See gillg, 6cfonh iid)
nid)t ein cin5igcr Fniioaicr ur @prN.
Ger Gampier v@inifrcoian" miro Der
critic Tanlpicr bicicr 2inic icin, Scr
ON nGd,iten Wiittpoh inter 0cn
nellcn Sabrrotcn nod 2%iperpool obs
oebt. &eute iultrOc olld) befonnt &C.
gebeL oob Die Minimolrote Der
@bite Stor-2inic BON $3.50, inter
Weld)cr gcltcrn Die nGinlric" IN Sec
9iltg, oni $50 crboht worhcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
.Spher 0phn fir Scelente.

Ct. Sobns, g. g., t3. Sept
Cine Nn5obl Sditfe iino mobreno
Ser lcsten Wonntc mullfnlal folt
.Slpei @pd)en lang, bier iuegel Nan.
gel an Monnid)uftcn 5uriidgeboltclt
luoroen. Die 2pbne Der WiotroIcn
.lino bis ollf $50 pro Wonot geitie-
gen; boz cinigen Sabren icaren if)on
,S17 bis 500 Elm ollsge5cidlneter 2obn.
lslber trob bober 2obne feblt es ot
Wannifoften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
Grpluiipn in Sublenscd)c.

Hof SpringS, @po, 10.
September. gm Illsgunge Der
3ede Nr. 10 Ser Union Eacific Goul
So" creignete iid bellte friib cine BEL
tigc Grploiion, rno pier5ig 8rllbcn-
lellte trugen i6mere Sranomunoen
oapon. Die Grplolion mar ooourf
perllriodt moroen, ooB iid) Der Sob
lenitnub in Dem 9ergwerf, ser ourd
cine Gntgleiiung BON a%oblempoget
oufgeriibrt moroen mar, an ben Cant
pen Der @rltbenarbeiter ent5iinoete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14

ltIl 0HW SG9uBe Der Sllluel 8eBeli
infi5lrte Wtild gefiibrt, uH0 bon Den
1oipett errungenen Grfolgen. Wit
@enngtbuung ipieS CT Oorouf bin,
OaB Der Hrdiioent ser Ser. Staten,
nodoem er lid BON Den @efabren TO.
Der Mfild) binreifeno iiber5eitgt, cine
griinolide amtlide llnterlltd)un9
oeS gan5en 8roblems ongeoronet bas
be, Oannit epentucQ Der Gon9reB Gin.
greifc. Sn flint merifoniihen
StGoten iuiirben ieBt iogenonnte
oSnfant Milf StotionS" mlfrcht ers
bolten, unb es lei bcnlerfenSpertb,
lpel6e G%rgebniiie biniiftlid) 0errtn-
gerllng Der &inoeriterblidfcit ~er5ielt
luorocn ieien. Gingebeno fiibrtc Der
Heoner aus, baB robe Wtild) Die &C.
rpobnli6e llriode Ser Gllbcrfltloie
iei. 0as iei beionbcrs Ourh umiois
icnOc Qrnnitteluneen omerifoliider
Sahlellte feitgeiteat porOen. Illd)
bericf iid) Sr. Stroita altf Grof. b.
@cbring. Ger Hebncr i6(oB nit
cinem marmen glppell I'M Snterelie
Der gltten Sode uno erflGrte lid be-
reit, ans eigenen Mitteln fir bic
@rridtltng bon Acknowledgements.
logen 3n ior9elt, no INNER iolde
bringeto berotbigt ltnb fcinc 5onos
uorbonoen ieien.
0ic IuSgIci d. s a.. II inter-
banolungen.
@icn ~. Sept. - Die Miniiter
Scitreid)'s mo %llngorn'S leben Ole
8eipredyungen iiber oen IllSgleid
III Der eiirigiten @eile tort. Au Den
&erbanolungcn, luelde inter Dem
8oriiB oeS gemeiniomen WtiniIterS
be5 9lcllBern, 8reiberrn' u. 9lebreil.
thai, ltottfinOen, nebn1cn Sbeil: Der
oitrei6iihe Miniiter Yr1liocnt
Sreiberr b. 9ed ltnO Der ungariid)e
Yrenlier 81. @eferle, icrner Die I'M.
guriihen Winiitcr Srou5 y. &oliuttL
81. 9aronpi uno @rof Mpponpi 10.
iuie Die pitreidiihcn WiniIter Or.
Slein, Or. &orDtomSfi, @rof BON
NulerSperg, Or. 6oridt uno Or.
i6utto.
Cine bier ei1eelmtiene 9uoupeiter
Weloung entbGlt Die 9ebouptung,
ooB Seltreid in Solge Der ungaris
id,en 9robrng, bie Wiilitorfroge lpie.
Der %allfrollen at mouen ben ungari.
id)en 6oroerungen gegeniiber poa-
itGnoig nad)gegeben babe unb oomit
Der IllS9leih .periett peroerl miirbe.
9od entbebrt Oicie Nn9nbe porlGll-
zig ieoer 9eitdtigun9.
Smmcrbin bat bic guoopeItcr
in lpeiteiten &rciien groBe
Aufregutsg 1stputsepfs&GI slaac-
mein berrid)t Die lleber5el9llng Dor,
s sGs aset GAG1gEe,t:!egBFh 'sl sin,
bo6ernItc Strife in Seitrcit miiroc
Die nnausbleiRli6c Solgs; ,ieig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
Sdppncr in Den Wrnn6 gebubrt.

Norfolf, 3d., 13. September.
= Ger ip1t geiteru 9lbeno bon bier
nod) Yrouioence, q. g., obgegan9cne
Iampfer .Iordelter" bon Der Utcr'
6ants anb dinners 2inie, arIi neld)em
8ouperrellr Siggins unb Stab BON
ser Son1estppn IusItcllung mad
Salie 5uriidfebreu, collioirte nab.
reno Ser Nad)t i'm Grailep +. Sslano'
Sabrluailer nit Dem Shopner oSan'
ME Q. @ropermon" uno bobrte oen'
lelben IN Sen 8runo. Der Sdooner
mar nit elmer 9aouna @oiiermeloner
alli Ser 6abrt Don @louceIter, 80,
bierber. Seine aus bier SeriorYn be-
itebenbe Mannifait entging nh nit
fnupper Notb Dem 1ooe IN ben 5ln'
then. Ger Numpfcr milroe nid)t be-
id)1oiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14

fem politiidcr Gonpent. SIS beiinoen
itd uiele Snrbige IN Dem Gonpent, Die
fir YrGiioent Eooiepelt iino, obglei6
lie sic llcber5eugung bnben, 0ob oert
Ielbe III ser 9%ropnsbille , Nfiaire eli
men 6ebler gennaft bat, unb OieIe
Sarbigen glnuben, Ser Er1liOent iei
Mann genltg, nm ieinet Srrtbum GUT
5u MAIDEN, lpcrn Die 3eit oo5u
fon1mt."
GooepeIt's nddit tie Heiie.
General Wucaen5ie, Gbef Der Gios
nicrc, bat uQe arrangements fiir Die
6obrt Ocs ErGiioenten Hooiepelt uno
Der Snlano . @aiieritraBen Com.
miiiion ocn Mijiiiiippi-6lt %binunter
getroifen. Die Sabrt miro i'm nod.
item Wonot itattfinoen, l1no ser YrG.
lioent miro mobriheinlih allf einem
lpc3iellen 9oote Die. ,5obrt ma6en,
n1brenb Die Gpmmiiiion allf Dem
He8lerult9sboot nWttl1tntpp1" inter
gebroft merben miro. IS lit Dies
0as Sabr5eltg, alli pelhem sic Wiis
iiliippi ; Hiper : Gomntiiiion ibre
regltlGrcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moht.
Ter Compiler ,2iIp" pom 6elleridiff.
Gierlit miro fir Den GrGlibentet unO
icine Seoleitltng bergcridJtet. Gic
2cbtere bcitcbt aus &itlfsiefretGr
2attu, Observation-Disclosures llno Ser.
trcterll ser Erciie. Die n2ilp" miro
Sen Yr1iioenten notwithstanding am /.
Sftoober in acofilf, ,Sn.. an @orO
nebnlcn. Ger Tr1iiocnt miro ii6cr
Canton, 9, %reilel.
6lci M iir Gonal Nrbci.
ter.
I'm alli olle @pentualitdtcn porbc.
reitet 81 lein, hat Sberit @oetbulS,
Scr Gbei Sn9cnicur ocS Eonomo.aas
nolS, Arrangements getrofien, Tim III
Ser Refrigerator . 9ltlage 81 Colon
eroBc s5lciidporr1tbe ein5ule1cn. Die
Ganal : Gommiiiiot fat @octbol's
Sorihlag, 2l00 Tinoerpicrtel i,ad)
Dem SitbnltS ST id)ifcn 9llt9ebciBen
bielelbel merocn auf eineln am Is.
September abgchcnoen transport
idiiie beioroert lperbell. Illf ioQ elm
groBer Sorrath aoblen in flint Tubr.
5euBcll, uon ocllen mcbrcre iif) bcreitS
auf Der Sobrt nod Golor bciinoen,
ltaf Dem SitbmnS geld)idt merocit
Gic Gnnol g.. GonmiNion felt in Nb-
rcoc, DAB eS fiit5lid an 6lciid) oocr
aoIlen ali Dem SItbmlls geieblt babe.
W ilituri DIT 0riidebergcr.
Nad) elmer grflGruig I'M SrieAs-
Tepartement tbhn %ge9enndrtia 500
Oifi5iere Der armee oetadirtenI ielit,
GieS 'bat sic ernitlihe 5olge, nap es
in elmer gln5a1I Srrppenforpcrn an
Oiii5ieren ieblt. Tic Wilitdrbebor.
ben merben ernltlid)e 9lnitrengungen
MAIDEN, onb Der Gongrcb I'M @ege
Der @eicsgebnng Dem Motgel ubbilit
unb ole 3obl Der Oiii5iere eroBer
maht. Der Stabsdei General 9eli
miro lid bnlo nit benz @egenltmib
teihdftl9en lno bei'm GongreB cine
@eletgebung in Dem ongegebenen
gimme beiiirtporten.
Seine gerringernna Ser
Seuer.@eihm inbigfeit
Die nelic Gorifriit fir @eid,iib.
ieuer BON gntterien aus, meld)e be-
itimmt, ooB Die nere Eiilperlaoi,ng
ridt Dor Der ~eriolgten Ibfeueriutg
beS gelooenen @eihiises in ben 8e
idiiBrdum ooer aui ben oiienenSt ario
gebrodlt meroen bari, bat Die Dill
5iere Der Irnee in 3meifel gelalIen,
Oh ooluit cine &ermiuoernng in Der
5cucrgeidrpinoigfeit beabiiftigt lei.
oiBer iencr, bic iih ourh Den Spll5lIJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14

tIariten 9elueiS, ooB Die Hanponer
Die amtlide Spmpatbic aut ibrer
Settle Boberl. IuBcrOem lit Die
Wadt Der 0ominion-Gegierl1tg gro
Der ais oieienige Der Hegicrltng in
@aibington, unb sic canaoiRbe go.
li5ei lit tildJtiger ais h~ieienigc in Sau
6ranciSco.. Iud lit oQer 8rtl1o SIT
Der Innobnlc porbonoelL bob unIeren
SanoSlcitten IN Enncoupcr Der poIlIte
SdyuB gelpabrt iuer0cn miro"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14

ser tellen Gorihrift ergiebt. 0ieie
Gorihrtit mitroe erlaiien, I'M alien
Grploiionen ourh Niitihlngieller
uor5u6ergen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14

Gdiie sur Mciie in's Mnslanb be.
iorst 8. Saline. Nrs 413, Ci'yalti'
morcitrakr, nabc Gnitom Sonic Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
Warbe seflapft +?
Sampfcslnit Der marOffaniidlcn
StGmme etiuas abgcfIblt,

9feuC 8rie0ens e lluterbanollmgen bel
GoiobIonca i'm @un9c. - Mulai
Sofio 6lcibt in Der Staot Mo.
rofto. - Sat niht aubonger ae'
nltg, nm cirlen Wari6 mad ser
aiiitc gu risfiren. - Die Strons
Dung Der Gjnrcniaft. HllIliid)e
&eboroc id)lieBt sic Sti,oenten.
Iormitorien in petersburg unO
Mosfuu. gSlopo's" Moro'
Statiitlf.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29
Two Madison Deaths.

Madison, Fla, Nov 25.-Former
State Senator Bruton D. Woods
worth died at his residence here yes
terday morning. He was a Confed-
crate veteranNand a successful bust
ness man. AS levidence of the esteem
in which he was held, he was elected
to the State Senate from this county
for three successive terms. He is
survived by his wife, three SONS and
two daughtersl
Died yesterdh y at his residence in
the county, Nj. Robert R. Skepper.
He was Confederate veteran. He
is survived by his wife and several
children. Hell was a brother-in-Iaw
of ex-SenatoS B. d. Wordsworth and
it is said that they both died the
same hour.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29
Eyes Examined Free.

DIT. r. Goldstein, the Tampa eye
specialist, who was in our city a
short time ago. and treated as well
as fitted glasses to many Of our best
citizens, will be in Live Oak Friday,
and Saturday. November 29th and
3Oth (two days only. with Office AT
Hotel Ethel. Take advantage Of his
skill. and consult him in regard to
your eyes. DR.. GolIstein is we'll
known throughout thG state Of Flor
ida, and We DO not hesitate 10 re-
commend him 10 the public If
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

n. B. Broward, Governor.
H. Clay Crawford, Secretary of State
VIM. V. Knott, Treasurer.
A. c. Groom, Comptroller.
W. H Ellis, Attorney General
B. E. McLin, Commissioner of Agri-
culture.
W. N. Holloway, State Superintend-
ent Public instruction.
Ernest Amos, State Auditor.
w. B. Saddler, Assistant Auditor.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29

]. n. Conner, County Judge.
j. w. Bryson, Clerk Circuit Court
J. H. Ricke son, Sheriff
G. B. Lord, Treasurer.
]. y. Meeks, Tax Collector.
A. d. Hemming, Tax Assessor.
]. Z. Wood, County Superintendent
Public instruction.
II. L. Carter, Judge Criminal Court
of Record.
o. o. McCollom, Solicitor Criminal
Court.
NJ. NJ. Hawkins, Clerk Criminal Court
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29
SUICIDE or ACCIDENT.
An Aged Druggist in Jacksonville
Victim of is Own Drugs.
tJacksonvilte Metropolis

Gacksonvilie MetropoHsD
Did DR.. J. f. Tikper. an aged Eng
lish druggist, at l512 Florida avenue.
commit suicide or did he accidentally
take an overdose Of drugs? This is
the question which IA jury sitting in
inquest over his remains this morn
ing failed to answeF Dr.. Upper fell
dead suddenly in his little drug store
shortly after 10 O'clock last night.
The corOner's jur@ which met with
Acting Coroner L. d Howell. was
composed of the FOLLOWING men: p. J.
Hoke. foreman: d & CIendenning.
T. II. Smith. S II. Confer. St Johns
Wigs. and W. H. Barclay.
The residents STAGED that Upper
death was caused from the taking OF
some poisonous drbg. whether inten-
tIonal or not, the Jury could not de-
termine from the evidence.
Upper has beeuia resident Of Jack
souyille for several years. and for
merly conducted q drug store on Jef-
fersOn street. where he lost heavily
by fire He cama to this city from
Boston. where at one time. it is said.
he was wealthy wholesale and re-
tail drug merchapt He was addict
ed 70 the excessive use of liquor, and
often used drugs in small guam
titles Upper gas been in i'll health
for some months. and This fact may
have caused him to increase the dose
to a danger poiHt.
Papers and letters found upon the
dead man. who had DO relatives here.
show him to bP connected with o
prominent and wealthy family in
Birmingham. England
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29

kODOL is offered on a guarantee
plan TOT the relief OF heart burn,
fatulence, sour stomach, belehing OF
gas, nausea, and all stomach trou-
bles. 1t digests what you eat 1t
will make you healthy. Sold by Live
Oak Drug Co. nOV-d
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29

will shortly tall the victims of as
sassins' bulIet4
He also predieeS that there shortly
will be anotbsf outbreak in the
Philippines md that New York City
will be gSrtially destroyed by fire
early iR'December.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29
CALANUTIES PREDICTED.
Rev. Thomas Clark Says Earth VIII
BE Destroyed Soon.

Bristol. Tenn. Y6v. 25.-Rev.
Thomas Clark of Abingdon. Va,
preacher, politieiaR and prophet, who
foretold the eruVtion of Mount Pelee,
the destructioF of Galveston. Texas.
and other ca fmities. has made pre-
diction thatfhe earth Will be destroy
ed early hext year, and that men
high in Sthe councils of the nation
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29
SUPREME COURT.

T. NJ. Shackleford, Chief Justice;
A. w. Cockrell, ]. B. WHITFIELD,
Fcnwick Taylor. r. C. ParkhiN. w.
A. Hooker, Associate Justices.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29

Wisdom leadssa man TO aGree with
his enemy and Thereby make "A friend
OF him.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-29
CITY DIRECTORY.

CITY DIRECTORY.
j b. Johnson, Mayor
c. II. Brown, Alderman and President
City Council.
S. p. Mays. Clerk, Assessor and
Treasurer.
Aldermen-S. J. White, T. ). Ander-
son, J. NJ. Barclay. W. J. Hillman,
J. +. Wood, J. l.. White.
w II. Lyle. superintendent City
Water Works.
r. H Haddock. City Marshal and
Sanitary Inspector.
W. ID. Wright, Police.