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Arizona republican., 1907-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED to borrow 5000 on inside property for years at 10 per cent. c. P. ", Republican. WANTED-To purchase about 1000 acres O. Santa Fe script. Call on L. J. Rice, at Union bank.
 dence. Close in. Answer care of Republican, with full information, E. V
 TO EXCHANGE-A fine residence just completed, situated in fine residence part of Los Angeles. for Phoenix or vicinity property. Party must live here. Address 30, Republican. WANTED-To borrow or rent a good piano for the Episcopal Guild. Ad- dress 1. Republican. WANTED-Horses to pasture. Big feed. See T. s. Mahoney miles west on Buckeye road. Address R. F. D. No. 1, Phoenix Arizona. WANTED-Wnite Leghorn hens. Will pay SS per dog. for young hens. Also iiTN HIM N'Ns pN NN.'f i-iAiN CT. C. A. Bacon, Pacific Creamery Co. Tempe.
 ROOMS-Single or en suite. All modern conveniences. including fur mace heat. North Center St. Ad- dress P. O. Box 4Ss. TWO LADIES would like unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Ad-
  full information. WANTED-You to see Branch, the champion heavyweight painter and paper hanger, about your work. 24 N. 2cd St. ANY ONE having real estate to sell or houses to rent, or needing men or women for any kind of work, will do well to give us your name and ad- dress. A. O. Thomas corner Center and Jefferson Sts. I WILL GIVE g reward for the name of the parties keeping my black Cocker Spaniel tied up. 25 s. 1st Ave. $1.25 PER WORD inserts classified ads in 36 leading papers in U. s. Send for list. The Dake Advertis- ing Agency, 427 South Main St., Los Angeles, Cal
 DRESSMAKING-Mrs. Woods. 4S1 W. Washington. Phone Red 393. SEE ISAAC FORNEY Five Points. for groceries, fresh meat, hay and grain. Phone Main 233. P. KALSMAN, the ladies tailor is re- modelling all kinds of ladfSs gar ments. Riding habits. s and SC. 26 North First St. Telephone Red 70. MONEY TO LEND-s9O0O on A ranch property. Sums to suit. See N A. Morford, West Adams St. HAIR DRESSING PARLOR--Mrs. Aylwin, II South Center St. Sham pooing, manicuring. hair S"Gls, fa- cial massage
 MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS e1peri- enced carr' reader. tells past, present and future. Laden, 3bc; gentlemen. 69 ccAtA 27s Buchanan St, corner Third
 PICTURE Frames made to order. all sizes and kinds at Ba,ke'F Pig Curio Store
 WANTED-Hens, Ed Olson, South Seventh Ave. Main 322. COME to us. when you want trunk hauled and roped. Only 25c. Always on time. Lightning Delivery and Storage Go.
 LOST AND FOUND. LOST OR STOLEN-Chestnut sorrel horse, about 1900 lbs. Brand on left hip. Lame right hind leg: s5
Arizona republican., 1907-10-15
FOR SALE.

AUCTION SALE OF GENTS AND LADIES' FURNISH INGS: ALSO JEWELRY. AT THE HAMMOND AUCTION HOUSE. Sales to start Wednesday at 2o. m. and continue each day at and : D. m. until a s5O0O stock is disposed of. Goods consisting of mems high class suits. hats. shoes, underwear. shirts, collars, cuffs, calicoes, ging- hams. table cloths, bedspreads, quilts, blankets, suspenders, children's suits. All classes of ladies' wares, contain ing ladies waists, etc. Jewelry. con- sisting of high grade Elgin and Wal than. standard and American watches. chains, buttons, fobs, rings, etc. Goods will also be sold at pri- vate sale. All new goods and must go at once. Come for bargains. MAX FIREMAN, owner Hammond, auc- tioneer. Tel. Red All.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-15

HANDY MAN wants to lay carpets,
 carpentering, painting. furniture re-
 pairing. Terms moderate. c. T. R.. ' 73l E. Van Buren St.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-15

WANTED-Work by young man at- tending business college. before and after school hours. Address A. B. M care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-15

walters, cooks, dishwashers. gener- al houseworkers. $40 West Monroe.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-15

WANTED-Housewor by two girls. Mary Williams, The Irving.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-15

FOR SALE-One team of bay mares one and one years old. gentle anC well matched. Large spring wagon harness in excellent shape. 221 w Adams St
Arizona republican., 1907-10-15

tioneer. Tel. Red All.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04

ym Set1tognAtrntu tsA SNaM Ta
natna BIN Gsisf AHs lskis "a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04

gtnottss ReSept lit bic
Brautf@au Die @abI tiner
Hrout mill nit alltr 8Orii9t sstroffen
tperben, bsnn biit bu sinmuI %5ebunbeu,
buun lit ale Hsu. umIpnI. Sud- bu
nur IelbT, aber nidt duf SaIien unb
Tffentlt6sn pldbsn, nt@t duf BEN
Sansbo6en unb BEL 2uft6arttiten.
Gn&e bsine 3utiuftiss nidt in nsi'
mpbii1em @epunb., sisb genuu d&t,
irit cine bic @ussn trGst, benn Sung
fern, bic bic Mussn germ i4ltben. iin6
ri4t Iittis; f4uu', Oh ibr 9eOuno rein
1T; bic einen S9mubTIedsR an aleibs
bulbet, buIbet ibR aud an Her Seele,
rnb bic nu9IdfIis in ihrem eisenengns
Suge III, lit unorbsntli4 i'm 9dusire'
fen un6 berbrou9t mebr nit cinGm
Singer, ala elm Munn init ietnen Strei
SGnben srperben lam; Iddu' ibr alI
ben Wunb; filler dumb unb treut
Sunb IiRb grobs Sitter, unb Elm Offe'
nee Muge ittftet Trteoe unoWobUa9rti
iieb' au, Oh iie i9petssn fam, bdur
nrr tdnn Iie aud reOen, tpie q aiemt
Iieb' ibr auf bic SGRb, tpie iie allies an
sreift, Oh iis ss feIt uub bod beou4t.
lam, ober absr trGse uRb tpibsrntllil
tbut; pRS tnbli9 f&au lift duY Oi: 5ii
Be; elm MGb9en, bds feline. S4ub
TdieFtritt un6 mitten burd allen Strd
benI9mub sebt. trGst bic ll%nOronunl
ms Sdus; enbIid IaIf' es Dir midi an
mtrten, bdB bu 8rdutIGug batter
ptlIIt, bamit ni9t man9e fid beiIei
aiebt, aIs Iie 1T, unb. buf ou lie &c
nommen, bic erbeu9slttn SusenbeI
cbItreiFt uub bic Derbsdten 5shIer pie
Der beroustehrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04

ma9te tDh stfDds Rubis. JtaIid pat
er Helm, ununiebnli9, Elm be%ituubter
Ddnberer uno trug srobe ihmere
@6ube unO eiHeR robsN MdnbetItab
IN Der SaRb. aSbr trrt Sud pObI"
Tdete Der Gruminutor az inn in elmer
10 freunbIihen @siIe, bnb sr pisosr
Tlutb sstpunn, .Sbr irrt Gu8 pobl,
mein gutter SreunO, mas miinIdt Sbr
benn eigsntIid2" sd mDdte Gas
Gramen mitma6sn.1 Rsuss @slG1ter
ii6sr ben tleiRen gduern, in bas ielbit
Der grdminator ber3li9 NIT sins
ftimmte. SIR pibt ppbl niht1 {ugte
er, bag ts cine prifuug fir bic Grttl.
lerie lit unb bdbt bas 9rogramm toegen
Der erforbsrlihtn @otieRntniIie pobl
ni&t gslsIsn9" 80 ia, bus babe i'd
uRb CLAUDE, bic MdterieR binlGnslt&
Hubert 3u baden. Inn bic es ii8 bans
belt!@ @iitig mics Der grdminator, obs
pobl nod INNER unslGubig lG9elno,
ibm etneR pldb an. Dos GrdIten bes
oann. &c me6r @rouot BON ben anOea
rem iungen 2sutsn bOrts, bic 70 SpDt'
it'd IG&elnb ouI Jpn berubesisben bat'
ten, INN 10 mebr tpuGs Tim Der Mltb,
gnbIi6 fam du@ Il an bic @etbe UNI
CAB auf ale Srnssn bic ii4erIte uno
b~eFimmteEe Mntlport. Die priiFune
bauerte sipsi Stunbsn. 0rOuot ipurbC
fofDrt in bic @rtilIerte uuFgsnOmmen,
Ntt Der gerbannung isines grobsr
RotIers psrIteB aud Ct ben dtttper
0isnIt unb I@lus allie Tim BON Der
IpGteren R~egitruusen Offerisrten BEN
Tionsn unb @sbGIter NIT Der beItimm'
ten 8emertuns aurid, baB er feline BE
bHrFniITt babe unb nDtbisenfulls y
Oarftigtstt gu lsbeu unb bic Gntbeb
rungert gu ertrdaen tpiifen treroe. b
fie Isin GROCER Ruiisr duf isnem Sci
IenIau6 ebenfolls 70 LANCE Sabre Il
iammsrIi&er GIiFenS ertrassn babe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04

Orei 6eihporene nit elmer fleinen
Sldihe ohamberlain's Geibpeh,
cholera uno Ourffdu ll1e6i;tn
pon Gbolere Morbus oeheiIt.
Ser O. Us. Jpruler SiebtDner,
Slln., ersablt cine grfnbruns bic &c
madte, wabrenb er ats @eIHtuDres
ner in elmer MUrbunteriuhune In
Gbmarospiue, areisbappthabt uDm
areiIe Glebuurne, Via, Fsnrirte. Gr
Iaat: .3abrenb i1 bort mar, aB i9
etmas friihes nnb aud @urt'5leiid,
has bel mir @bolera Mprbus IN iebr
Ihlimmer 5DrhI ueruriahte. SD
Iablte ara elenb unb iGidte noG ell
ner aeiuiFen @bDlern /, @eoistn, Itnti
beIIen Innote mir Der apDtbeter cine
5laIhe Gbamberlain'S 9eibpeb, @bOs
lern unb 9urdiansMtebisin nit benz
Bemerten, ba6 er ons @ewlnidte
bate, mir nbet In 5Oipe ber @r'
prObtheit oieies Seilmtttels, porS69e
mir lebteres su ihiden, bn er fir
befIen unfehtbnre Cur sarnntire. SD
nobm cine Dpie bapvn unb iablte in
Ianf Minnten beIIer. Ole Itueite
Dole beilte mid e6nsIih. 8tuei
MitpeIdmurene litten In oerielben
@eiie unO cine iani uuo stuanaie
Gent SlaIde heilte uns nle bret.
Gum gertnuf BEL Batter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04

Grius fir ben Gisidrdnt. Mdn
Rimmt sinsn irbsusn SOpf cbsr einen
alien gtmer, binbst siu dltes Slid
NToneIl ni&t al Fromm Ourilber, nod.
Dem man pprhsr bic Su tiblenoeu 5las
Inen Bier hineingeItsllt bat. auf ben
NidnelI Dtrb bos Sis selest, wsldss
NIT elmer bdnbpoll @dls iiberitteut,
pi,ber NIT sinem tpOllensn 9u8 bebeds
pirb. Der TlcnelI 1T betunntli4 EN-
ydlehter @GrmeIsittr unb i&ist dlHo
bds sis LANCER Dor benz Sdmel3eR.
quf bds Gis felt man bic Butter,
NIeiIhfeEe u. I. p, Dus d~btropfsnos
GisnafTer tiihlt Sos Bier. Dieter Elm.
fade G~tsbshGlter i&dfft nns gani
IsibIfden Grfob fir ben ftblenben Gts::
i@runt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04

General Dtoaot, elmer Ser tiimtiss
Rem NrtiIlsriIten RapOlsOns Il, mar
BIZ @Obn zines siufGGeR Gdnbmunas
Der 96be BON Rdntp, 6bne Bernie
Ten, babel febr Helm unb alIo In Der
Ebot pbnt bebeutsn6s Gbantsi fit sine
be%rbprrnssnot Rarriere, Seine beIcns
bere @orltebe fir Matbemotit unb bic
flr ben artiIlerisbienT Rotbptn6igsn
l@iffenI@aFten bate i'm isbo9 psrdRs
IIabt, Ii@ nit b~eIOnbsrem Gifer ben
lStlbisn strobe bteier 3peise btnalges
|beR. 10 boB Ct sS fat euna ohns Mns
|ltitang unb obne eerteeltsn hnterriht
lbdrin bod bnrH blobeSg GsIbhftuAium
siemIi& psit gsbra@f bate, Mls faRs
bet MGi4 las Ct zines Edgts cine
elnasigg boB gu waet Elm gromeH
kottFinben fDlIt fir iunge Qeute, bic
u BITE NrtilIerie tintttttn iprIlten. Ct
AbteIt bon Istnem Batter hiit 6 6rons
IA, nnt bamit bic Rsiit ppn Ranch
phs az MAIDEN, hnb tam poblgtnutt
ouss.I4ritbenstt Self a SUB n
J nee al. no Ct gstubtnirtss mad BEN
tnle stne, tn msIMsm bic prituno
IttFiR6tR fnIIis. DrrRtt, frat sih;
pnathsntts @tIxt sFi&cyL Dal
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04
SnSe.
grsdbluus bon sO, Soi. GHpptrh

.Sf3anlung DON Ap. Spl' SuHPSt"
gs mar Elm t8tes rs6tes Grtsisr'
Sous nit ntebrissn Muusrn urto sinerl
bburmboben, grinbemoOIteR Wobrod'
be, bas bis iber bic blunttn SenIttr
berabrei&tt, iuft pie cine iHibsnne
Ruppe. ileber Der Sbiire mar etn itst'
ter @ieb.I unb in BEN @itbsI Elm tst'
pes Senittr.
On Der Sbire tpdreu jtpei Wsns
den. Der Wann ftdnb, ben groBsII
5differbut tief i'm Ruden, Elm HlnoeI
n Der 2int.n, Dor elmer iunssr Graii
Ein6 belt lire 9unb.
,Gun Iprg' unb GRIM DID ni9t
Snge! Sd i9reibe buIo unb 10 oft to
ann; uno iiber's Subr tomtle t4 ptt'
ber.@ 60 iprd9 Der Munn.
Die Graa belt ben Spiel thr.r
59iirse in Der freten Sunb unb ienite
% tteF ben aopf, ala miiiie fie angeles
sntIt9 ettpas borin betrd&ttH.
limb tpsnn bic 3eit tommt Su
beiBt, mas i'd meme, unO ts pirb tpchl
ut seben. ST es,ein SunSs, 10 nenHlt
BIZ thn 2nlb nab meiuem Batter; II
Elm MGbhsR; 10 tpir6 "a cine Rdr'
m, tpie Define Mutter."
lleber bic Monsen Der iungen Jrdu
keT Elm beiBes Rotb, unb lie Ientte ben
eOpf nod tiefer.
LIMB nun lebe tppbl, Snge. go
PUB geben.
sic bob ben Ropf unb Iab Jpn on.
gs mar Elm etsener Bid, Der WtuRn
iblte es; Elm IeltIamer Bid. uber e
dgte ni9ts. &r bate aud nt4t ss'
puBt mas er fusen fcllt. gu bteien
4Iugsn, bic Jpn anidauten un6 bod an
Nm pOrbeiSuIebsn IGisneu in tp.itt
5ernen, ipeit iiber bls CRIME Mser
binaus, bds briiben butter benz bes
6ruiten SnieIranb in Der SOnue fdim'
nerte.
llhb nun I9ldns lie tire neiaeu
Prime nm Ieinen Baden unb tiibte thu
Beib unb innts.
r2ebe ipobL, 4te!A
Der Mann ging.
Gte ftanb unb blidte i'm mad uni
leinte ni9t. 80 Der Neg fi9 BOG
ln6 binter Der bcben lllmtHbede perl
9mnonb, blieb ct nod einmdl iteheT
lnb f&tpsntte ben 9ut. unb iie bob Ot
6dnb.
Run mar e. fort.
Snse sins tn's Sdus, idIOB BIZ
Ebire btnter fi4 uRb trdt in BIZ
DobnItube.
@r ging btnous duf's Mter. St
ElBts, Tie hGtts ION ni6t baItsn yDR'
sn. ss Jag IN glut. Gan Batter tpdI
lh Elm Getmdnn getbslen bate pis
unb grpbs Reifsn apemddt
NIB eiHmuI mar sr niHl fnsbf tpisbsr
hetpmmen.
90 alIt niebsrldm9 9isI
ei9t!
sic fpGbts and babaetiis Dsbts, 4
unb treu, lbie phr EN- @esntuni
lien Tam, ber feline 2itbt NIT Be
ia, Der brpBsn IDdtnbsa BttfikrhHo
beiIen taAlb unb lie litbts Jpn aud
kobbem et bon iht geedtpsn tor =
nod pkl mbr! sahs.
Mte 5tsAbeiI.n 70 rs&t iVns tpurb.
lea Is alb ibrEr BRAT uaf, ldngfar
n6 l9tpsa cn6 Ga duff In TIRE
kttsm uHE tribte tire GgsenI sun
eipnqt fisI Elm mariner, Erppfsl
ihts hnb. s9as
Sa pt Bite Iit bts aippsn sufdm
I men, bonn atue III. gum SArort, 30
tine S@u6Iobe 1ethus ,luns 5olte I'll
IrDbes uI8s @eDssbn9 AssboF. g
mar BON bsr RsHhni HreBo MdHhl
nnb 5etgil Ian elmer SfAIs hjtIk hliulG
ae6kGunts BIGtttr, tpis b ft@ In olit
BiIbern nbeR, no Iit an msiften 81
sferh nltfi sR. 9~lnsbtIsTs 6lAIef@hl
.snes Cd .sGaNehH Sa fia WfaIN
gar fra ASlA hdlEs eH
FRAU oil glRes N ben gl0tA tbfs
6Eraens. ,rl mfaIne ektg
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04

tS StSttps Ut ipuk IuH plNNV NV Wv
I,sbdr g~efporhen, unS Iis muBts bic
onitrensen, UNI bic HuGTdten
su srtsnnen:
81. Itiesen duf Sdiffe ins Deer
binab, Tdafften unb orb.iteten In Ois'
len @uifern. ~.
81. jung. Grdu lus bic @erI. uus
fauss nit flifsrnben atppen, aber
ME liz Ias uRb IOs. bob ii4 tire Sttms
me mebr unb msbr, unb sulebt f9all'
ten tbrt Worte ldut un6 freuoig
bur6 bic Rammsr, dlIo bdb fie faf
srIdr.dt duffabr. uIs babe eth anbss
r.r Iie seI.len.
gls fie ben q1alm sebstst bate, less
tt iie bas Bud meg unO stns an TIRE
Grb.it. Mis Der Serr poIlts, 10 mfrs
be ts 9eI6eben, 9orduf bsrtruute iie.
DAD bate fie BON Der Muttsr sslsrnt.
Bon Die fam Elm Brief aus cams
burg,
Gr lei ssIunb. farteb CT, unb fafrs
In brsi Sdgen nit Der vSiI6trmDpe"
nod Snbisn unb SABA. St betomme
bpbsn 2pbn unb iperbe tbr nun uu@
ettpas SG6nes mitbringsn aus ben
fsrnen 2anben. Sens @plitrt BON
RDm Iei aud NIT. Cont ni9ts.
Snss las ben Brief unb itedte i'm
an bic 8ruit. gls iis am absnb 80
9ett eing, las 1is tbn nod siumdl teim
SGein Der Campo, unS Iis lag nod
mel mebr bsraus, ala BARN itaR6. -
9enn Iie fab ben S1rsiber Dor iid
nit ben trenen bruunen Qusen, ME er
Die Sober in ben sroBen Tinssrn brtb.
te lnb germ bisl @n6nes f6riebe.
lusnr er nrr ssiOnnt tGtte. sic tibts
ben Brief.
Der Sriiblins sins unb Der Sommer
aud, uno ss tam pieStr elm Brief.
9Rsmdl BON aapItabt.
sic hdtten CUTE Gubrt sebubt, etc
Hide 6dnbDpI @iHb ni1t sere9net,
bic Su elmer ri6tigen GtersiIe ssbOrtn,
RuR sebs es Inn bic Gde berum in
bas aroBe @sltmeer.
,0u tdnnit mir etnmdI mad aup'
Ftabt f4reiben; mir ldlfen es ullf Der
Radrei1e tpisber an" i6rieb ate. Sd
mill nod ettpas pdrten, bu9te Snge.
limb fis tpartete, Hs Iie einen trGf.
tiasR 8uben in ben Irmen belt. Der
bate eenall 70 brauue ausen tpts ittu
Batter unb basIelbe I~trobbIonbe Sudr,
unb bieB 2nub, ipis Der @robOntel
sebetBen, Der i'm Meere lag.
Dos fdrieb Suge mad 3upitobt
unb freute ii@ barber. tpie ate LADDER
tpiir6e, ipern er bas las. @is muBtl
. islbIt laden. penr fisaAnruu badlts.
\ Sk n9te inner. penDf lie ben gu
ben dnSdb, iiIb lie lnht immsr fdts
tel, alter H ipurpe benz Rltsl
n SstmtfAr radie baunit qu4 inltnsi
nGber.
Dtr Dintet mar boriIbtr, 81
G6poIben buitsn ibr gseIt inter ben
@isbel pisber bs5p9eu gnA 5PitEaatel
J haf bem granen Nobtra@ pit
! mar nod sniat ba. nhb aud tstl
Hrisf.N
4 SnAs Idtte nt6t rnsbr 10 Iart I'm
aoIah( -. a;Gk ,oAk~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04
3,itgsmdbe an,eias.

.0pttor g. s. uf6er BELT all,
arantbsiten sriinOli9l Don @ebeilten
un6 @enslenen Iiestn minbstsHs iol'
isnb Danlfhreiben Dor, bic Der Dottor
ale berssfeIlt bate
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04
Der @6padtppf.

.Weetn Soupt III bod uiht gu I9ipet
fiji Define S9nlter, @sliebtsIe9" ~
% rein, bur1ous ui9t. gs III ers
hdunli9, pie leidt Dein ROpf III ..!'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04

stir irants arpfpfIdnssn ftebt St
Nriidfe Der untbisn Robiahunts.
fhiitie BEN erioIteten 9tbsuB in Sss
aSpFs. unb fGmgGat pilrmer peresb
,Iid beTtip trilmmeubs an bk 0bsr'
IISme iommeR unb btttnbsn. Den
SobFpfl0nssn i6abst bic BIlffisItit
teinespIgs,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04

-NotYsRtoeuT6irms HtlIe man aies
mcIs IN sufGmmsneetluppttm Sultan.
Sc fHrSa an bic M1ns seItbnt BIN,
,niHt oilein psg,n Wtrblrbtns Res
.Gtoffss, Ipnbern aud burum neil
Sci hSIaerre Gtpd WoIier pufiduss
iit6 fim Sann Itumm 1iebt. Dp6er
Rene ala Rsaa: Rdffs S1ifml ItlIs
nan alpsds Mbtfcpfens hnirsGt bin.
unb atpar init bern @riff mad uHlsu.
RdniannaRS @oIIeEh pei GER
OS@tiasm Gtihtbalfsr lptrh Mlauu
,empEohIsn, bjerburb tpsrbeA bic sItl.
Hsa netsiDtt SsSAI&ssE
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-10-16
Blind Tiger or Dispensary.

A question having been raised as to where
W. A. Firth got bis liquor the Press and
Banner with Sheriff Lyon, Grover FIRTH, and
10 Lawton called at the Jail yesterday to see
Orr Fritn 10 ascertain the facts as to where
the whiskey came from. Mr.. Orr Firth made
a statement substantially as follows:
my father W. A.. Firth, got from the depot
at Mt. Carmel q gallon Of whiskey on Satur-
day morning OF the afternoon when the diff
Guilty occurred. 1 got two quarts the same
morning from John Stokes, who said that he
ordered q gallon from Snider of Augusta,
which gallon Stokes divided 1t with me-"
Messrs. Grover Firth and 10 Lawton in
form us that great quantities OF liquor are
shipped to Noun Carmel every week. Some
times as much as fifty or sixty gallons come
In q single dsy-generally the heaviest ship
ment being on Friday and saturday. AS a
rule the people OF Mount Carmel don't buy
LIQUOR from Abbeville. They buy 1t from
Augusta. It can be ordered In the evening
and 1t will come next morning. The Mount
Carmel people. as far as they have heard, care
nothing about the dispensary one way or an
other. They have no trouble in getting all
the liquor they want from Augusta. Mount
Vol ao ~ SSSA "AsN oAAs SSok
key. The people Of Mount Carmel,never buy
whiskey In Abbeville. except when they may
be in town and need a little to wet their
threats. Tn cir supplies come from Augusta.
w. A. Firth disd Sunday morning, and was
buried at Mount Carmel on Monday.
klonzo Lawton is said to be lying in a
hopeless condition.
Sheriff Lyon has a list Of the blind tigers, of
whom John Stokes is chief Of some ten or
twelve. The Sheriff has a nice room In the
jail with iron bars across the windows. which
he holds in readiness for any blind tiger that
may be caught straying of from his lair or
neglecting bis business.
Coot Ware, q reputed liquor seller. was
killed at Mount Carmel, two weeks ago last
Saturday. But we are informed by MIR. Firth
that his death didn't cripple the liquor bust.
ness at all.
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killing at Mt. Carmel.

A most unfortunate killing occurred near
Mt. Carmel on last Saturday night.
Statements from those who live in or near
the place, from relatives Of the parties. nd
from Mr.. Orr. Firth who has been arrested
for the killing agree pretty we'll as to the
particulars.
Ordinarily these people are quiet law-abid-
ing and In dustrious. On the night OF the
killing, however. they had secured a lot o.
blind tiger liquor from Augusta and all were
more or less under the influence ofdrink. Az
the story goes, Mr.. Alonzo Lawton and Mr..
Billy Firth, father OF Orr Firth. ordered Orr
Frith's aunt to cook them some supper, she
declined and 1t Is Raid that they struck and
sbu8ed her In the effort to make her comply.
Mr.. Orr Firth IL is said demonstrated with
them, whereupon the parties turned on him
and began TO strike him. Mr.. Billy FIFTH
was armed with 8 bed slat and Mr.. Alonzo
Lawton bad q knife. Mr.. Orr Firth tried to
take the Stat out OF his fathers hands and
while doing II Mr.. Lswton attacked him with
his knife. Mr.. Orr FIRTH finally got the Stat
out OF his fathers land n struck Mr.. Law
ton on the head ipflcting a wound from
which he will probably die. he then turned
and struck his father with the Stat killing
him.
Mr.. Orr. Firth surren dered to Sheriff Lyon
Sunday night and is now In jail.
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Prayer.
Oct. s, 1907.
OCL
Clinton Chronicle.

when ye rray use not vein repatitions as
the beathen do: for they thlnk they will he
heard for their much speaking" The LORDS
prayer that follows has only s'x!y words IN
English and about eighty In original Greek
When Jeaus wan cruciflad he said ten words
In prayer for his enemies and only f,nr
for himself. Where 10 the man who would
stop at leas than Reveral hundred words Of
prayer for himself and none for his enemies?
The heather prayer OF many words IN now
h eard from every pulpit and at every place
where public PRAYER II offered. There 10 moi
a man but would be n named to 90 before the
public with a true Christian prayer Of few
words. Everywhere we hear the long tire
some PRAYER OF the haathen.
When Elijah prayed for fire from heaven
he had about Rixty five words. H"a'hep
prayer brings heather results. the priests o.
Bach PRAYED much but no fire came from
heaven. Go to apv revival meeting and YOU
will hear an abundance Of wordy prayer but
you will zee no results direct from heaven.
The educated man nf prayer OF today would
argue all day rather than stop nsing h1e
heather prayer Of many words. The folly oi
a many worded prayer hae never entered hle
head. The average man finds IL Impossible
TO pray theae long heather prayers IN good
style and he avoids prayer. He lets nis
baathen preacher do all the praying. LIKE
the priests OF Basl we want many words and
some grooming and jumping and other bodi-
" exercise. A short prayer Of sixty words OF
leas. would be enough for any meeting. Five
words were enough for the publican: Let "
be real prayer and not impudence. The Lord
knows how to understand us without our
using a word ofexplanatiou.
Thomas NJ. Workman.
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CHILDREN's COLUMN.
Joanny whippen,s New watch.

johnny new "atcns q
johnny whippen wanted watch on hie
birthday and wanted everybody to know
he wanted 1t. For weeks in advance sas
breakfast, lunch and dinner he told hifs
father, mother, sisters and brothers how
he yearned for the timepiece.
His persistent harping on ahe matter
finally became unbearable to the other
members of the family. When Johnny
mentioned the word watch" they be-
came severely silent. But Johnny kept
right On.
One evening he was sitting in the draw
ing room with his father and concluded ~
was a good opportunity to do q little lob
bying for himself.
"Say, pa"
spa" laid down his paper on the table
and looked sternly at the boy over his
spectacles.
"Now, Johnny, I am going tosput my
foot down on any more Of this watch AZ.
You are making life q burden for t. rest
Of us. So, If you were intending to ak,
me about the watch, you had better not
say. anything further. Don't let me hear
the word again"
|. Johnny was repulsed, but not defeated
1t was the custom in the Whippen family
for each member to quote q verses OF Scrip
ture at family worship each morning.
The day following Mr.. Whippen's ultt-
matum the family met for worship. 70
was Johnny's turn to quote q verse. He
waited until he was sure all present were
attentive, and then he slowly repeated
with great emphasis the following verse:
what I say unto you I say nntoal1
Watch"
Johnny wears it in his top vest pocket.
Buffalo News.