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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06
Tuesday. the Sixteenth day Of
July, nfneteen hundred and
seven, az = o'clock NJ,

SEVEN at = o clock NJ
the nouowIns parcels and iota o. ground IN
me al .ity. whsreof sssoFxs = Ersa zi.n.
FIRaT-rhe store and Prem lsen Situated
On church street. - tse corner - Frankffns
tlleyt 90 Chaucery lane where the kaid
years conducted business aud Which - nov
nrrurin1 ~ the Hrm 20 Jones' Ard Franklin.
consisting - = iof Wlth a front - forty-thres
~. e,r...s 80 = enss ere.a aid ssr. ~
aud frontage on said alley % nfEY-twO
feot. mere - les. whfeh - improved ~ n
I've Stowv-and-m-haIf Brick Store
and Warehouss
lseIue the sarae property devised e. the sail
t4eorNa ". FrmmAlln. deceased. b. tha asst
VIII and Testament Of his fntbsr. Thomas
wins - rala county in Elber u. & d.. No. /,
80 foifo .i. and described ~ = Depd o. faEti-
ton aEuong the heirs 81 the SAID tieorxe y.
I.ifsIr q. w. No. Z folio Is. among the Land
Nerortfs 90 said county. This property mas
aiweys eesn one q ne mos. ss'.ees.al ana
tne CITY o. Annapolis
sECOND-An those lots ~ ground iying on
fhe 4outheri u side 81 clay street and on the
kasteriy stole 81 Pleasant street, n the tlty
~ Annapolis havinE = fronte Sc % one hund-
red aud seweuty-tAfee feet nine inches on
tlav street. aud two hundred and nfuefy
eeven feet on Pleasant street. which we're
the three following deeds.-need from VIII
IAN Brewer. dated August nth. f44l. record
"a among the Land Records % Anne Aruu-
"a. e1c.. Deed from sarah ,. Newman. dated
November 18TH. is-N recorded among said
laaud Records, iu i.lber =. H. No. -. foIios
~ etc.. and Deed from sarah Jane New
mnu. 1mtea september El&h. taz<}. recorded
among said Iand Records IN liber ; -.
No. - folioe -. etc. excepting rom the
property 80 described and conveyed 10 the
said George ~ Franklin. deceased. portion
of the Pleasant street lot. fronting seventy
tending hack therefrOm Tor depth Of sew
anty feet watch Vas conveyed % the late
Thomas Fraklin from his brothers and sts-
ters. heirs q tne sid sseSree =. frankiin'
rha property 80 10 he offered NJ public sale
nu clay and Pleasant streets win be olfered
lea various sut-,fig i<ione according 10 plat
thcreof. watch VIII - exhibited - the sale.
and which may ~ seen IN she meaniime ON
application 70 the undersigned.
The clay street frontis improved b.
Eleven "a frame DweIIine Houses.
aii under rent the remainder Of the lots on
Pleasant street are vacant lots
TERMS o. SAI.k ..-Dme-fourth ortna pur-
Chase money n casa ON the day % sale the
remai1der "a three - a. install usents n one,
two and three years respectively from the
DAY o. sale. the credit instruments 20 bear
Interest from the day of sale ara 20 be
cured ~ the bonds % the purchaser. or pur-
undersigned. or the terms % safe may be
varied - the undersigned. 20 suit the con-
venience % purchasers
For further information apply to the IN
dersigned-
,. WHIT RANDALL.
Attorney. etc.
Annapolis. Nd. June l7th. f9es. els -
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Official List Of Nominations.

4nf fl.s arsIer - shleh theV wIii appear
90 sac IsrseIai Haalgt Ter the aierllun q
MA~Mr. fasanar4eF an8 &fstmrwam lf An
s nf.ssiIe. 70 - neIls en- Iniy 4 re.
FoF Mayer
tsfFHIsu% m Cl.ANDN
EHAwf.F- q ukN Is ~.
For Eounaeturl
KITf.FEY ~ mNf.NE~.
uaNfFt. 81. RANDALL.
Pes AfaeFmea Fsrsf Want
rlInM ~ 4. LIerHfft
fEMH@ lI Ni HIslfk.
8EMh~ STIR tNfE
NHAt1i.h~ k. 81 ~F4.f.. sf A
Per si1srtnau serusli WaraE
mAnKf 4. BREW KN.
GEORGE M EN ~
GAaE1s 81 EHfDMEf EK.
EHt<k o. TITO NI1stfN.
Far Aldermen GhGxd Warst
4tuN@ ALERT ADAMS.
tEF8t N II HtafIa
CHARLES ~ MYERS.
I<eN At1.~ttN.
rlIIs - PORTER.
~ Gas tirrks Annapolis.
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54N ) =. MUxRoE. Afrorney.
ORDER MISE.

~ The NATTER OF THE SALE Or THE
MOHTGADkD HEAL ESTATE or
GEORGE n. BhfTTON AID
ELIZABETH = BEITTO&.
In the Cireuif Court for Anne Arundel County
"a - Equity.
ORDERED. tails Klneeufh day o. June,
l48ls thai tnG sale ~ tie property usnfiDnea
- these proceedings made and r. sorted -
James =. duBrLe, Atforney, b raEl1c1 All
oonGrwnd 1nleea cnmae 10 the cosatrmrF thsreof
- skown On Or before -
FfFTEESTH DAY % JDLY- 1s7.
FS0D16<1. . copy of taig order be inserted ~
SINE nxwspmper punlAaneG ID An1e Arundel
Co1nfg. once n each 81 fhree successive NeeE1
0sfore the aid Fifieesfb day o. JuIy, next.
Tie report staies TIE nanoant q sales -
= y7-le1.
GEO. VILLA. CLERK.
geI5 GRO. WELLS. c5ers.
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Is rHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
F0k The DISTRICT or MAINLAND
IN BANxRCFrCv
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ffEfs9 HEkHNa. turtioueer.
Sale Of Valuable
6IltHEAi ESTATE
IN tire City Of Annapolis, Nd
o. Church Street. Pleasant
Street ard Clay Street.

~ direct sssn o. the gwwNra ard under nn~
tIlssFfIF rlsmfefred upou tHe undersigned -
auiV 11neil1sa ar1li rrre.fted poEor - A.
rnrnnN 1mtnsi 1I4a - emit snlutn 1Ay % April.
mlunNnwm asfuflFmd ant seven Ard FnCnrsiati
arnslIa the faand Records % Amne Arundel
ouutF. Maryland. iu l.fpsr 80 ~ 70 =. ~
ls,llsN 81 t1e sntIeFei uef viii offer ~ pMHfic
safe. - sire tDf 1T HOUSE door, In the cry
81 aanannils. M. Ga
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FOR SALE
Fine Water Front Properties

shore 'front.' we'll wooded. small fm prove
ments.eonvenlsnt to both railroads Is miles
from baltimore. fZ0o0.
JOYCES HEIGHTS I00 Acres. highest
point on severn River near Arnold Stafion.
no buildings. Sf1-0oo
"BELMONT,r 3l1 Acres, superb situation
On Hay aud HowsIfs creek and On line %
Bay Ridge Railroad. miles from Annapolis.
Large dwelling and other buildings, 81 90.
For further particulars. apply 20
INV DANIEL r. RANDALL.
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IULIAN BREW ~, ArcTIoxEFK.
PUBLIC SALE
% p
Lot and Dwelling
IN Eastport, Anne Arundel
County, Md.
80 THO-StOy Frame Dwelling

Contafnine sfx Rooms, Oatbuiidfngs,
Fences. etc.
TERMS oF SALE AXE s--(Jna-half Of the
purchase money - b. paid ia eaah on the
day of sale o. on ths ratification thereof BY
the court, ard the balance In six months
from the lay 81 sale the deferred payment
30 bear Interest and &C be Jecured 70 The sat
isfHctlou of tire undersigned. or al cash AZ
he option % the purchaser. 4 deposit Of
G11 vii be required on the day ~ sale.
Persons desiring to purchase VIII inquire
q
FRANK ~, sTOcKETT.
gee7 Attorney Named I'm Mortgage.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06

Monday is election day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06

Advsrtise:In the Capital.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-06

TAXI NOTCH hat WILLIAM oWES
Ria. havtnx bees ad5uaicated q bamkrupf
~ TIE HonorahIe Taomas Morris 1ufge
- sid Court % Novom hEr .6tn. 10. . frsf
ucrtln9 of crrsiitcrs vii Nc held Ia TIE ofIlce
% M James r. brMsnenrs. Attorney-af-f4m Law.
krunsIei EaGldlnE. ~ est street ard church
Circle. Annapolis. Nd. On
WEDNESDAY, J1ly Tzf<. T0c-.
lat Il .o'eio<k A. ~ for ne parpose 81
aliawiuE eiaizs&, examtniax the hankr1pf and
rloc4inz trme4ee o. trmNteem.
IS DANIEL NJ MURRAY.
Rnlarne
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14
GREAT WORK
COMMISSIONER GiLBREATH IS
HIGHLY coMPLiMENTED
BECAUSE HIS METHODS
BOOST STATE.

IN commenting on what Commits
sioner OF Agriculture and Labor w. q.
Gilbreath has accomplished the Fargo
Forum says: The success with which
North Dakota has been advertised has
attracted the attention Of the immi-
grafton bureaus Of many other states.
No higher compliment could be paid
3Commiss ioner of Agriculture Gill
breath and his department than the:
large number of personal and mail
Inquiries received concerning his
methods. The work has been grad
ually extended since the state made
its show at the Worlds fair in Chi.
cago. This was picked up by displays
at the Pan-American at Buffalo, at the
exposition at Omaha, again at ST.
Louis and the one at Portland, no ap-i
proprfation, unfortunately, having
been made for the Jamestown expo.
sition. The department of agricui-
ture and labor at Bismarck had paid
more or less attention to advertising
the states resources. but the system
was perfected under the present OH
,cial, Commissioner Gilbreath. Being.
e newspaper man he appreciated the
value OF the work and had the 5teeh-
meal education and training to make
IT q success. His methods have got
ten such results that recently the new
commissioner Of South Dakota paid 3,
personal visit to Bismarck to consult
with Mr.. Gilbreath as toehis plan of
advertising. Similar visits were made
BY the commissioners Of Montana and
Idaho. Letters have been received
from the commissioners Of several
other states, including some in, the
south where the fame of North Dako-
sta has spread. Mr.. Gilbreath has a
right to feel proud Of the prominence
Of his department.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14
STATE DENTISTS
N. D. DENTAL ASSOCIATION ARE
HOLDING ANNUAL MEETING
AT FARGO FINE
PROGRAM.

Fargo, May 13.The North Dakota
Dental Association is holding its an
inual meeting in this city, commenc-
ing today and continuing Tuesday.
The officers of the society are as fol-
lows
Presid ent-G. A. Rawlings.
Vice President-H. u. Startling.
Secretary o. FL. Sossaman.
Treasures. Rowan.
Executive COMMITTEE IT. @. Thorn
son, H. w. Whitcomb and n. B. Tick
nor. rs
The entertainment committee is
made up Of Drs.f L. g. Davenport,
chairman; F. a. Bricker. A. H Hall
enberg. r. Cromb, F. R. WeibIe, q.
]. Patterson and w. E. Heller.
An evening meeting was held to-
night and a collation. was served at
10 o'clock. During the meeting there
was stereoptican lecture by DIR. s.
]. Hill, Of Fargo, a humorous lecture
by DIR. 8. 2. Johnson, followed by. a
smoker, which was an informal affair.
The regular session was held Mon
day morning, continuing till S o'clock
/ in the afternoon, and the program was
ass follows So ysstf s.ft, ss
Clinde gold inlays, by DR.. Fred B.
KrpYnorS of M;nnco nellie 5s&5} $z5$5s5B
Opening Bite by Gold 1nIays. By DR.
GIL Paterson OF Fargo
The question boz. win be conducted
byspr. GeL. Davenport Of Fargo.
Dr w. A Robertson, of Croekston
Minn. ,swill have q specially prepared
paper tsit ssssss-sf Vi! sssssssstGggss Is Fls
Dr.. T. G.. Thompson, OF Cavalier
will talk on the Logan crown.
The convention will convene agar
Tuesday when the programme will b,
enacted: e IS,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14
q Clinic, gold filling DR. q. r. Som

Clinic, gold filling Or. E r. Som
mermey. Of Eau Claire Wis.
& DR.. w. II. Whitcomb, of Grand
Forks, will talk on alloy filling.
DR. w. j. Brownlee Of Devils Lake
on a subject to be selected by himself
Or. F. +. Adams Of Grand Forks
will speak on articulations.
IS DR.. r. B. Ticknor Of Lakota on a
subject to be selected by himself.
Dr.. G. Al. Rawlings of Bismarck will
read paper on dental ethics.
Dr. Fred A. Bricker Of Fargo. a
clinic. somnaform.
DR. a. Hallenberg Of Fargo. clinic on
extractions.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14

THE WEATHER.
: Fair today with 4 stationary
y emperature. Maximum :yester-
= day 80, minimum Sc.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14

Thinble Bee Mrs. o. r. Barnes
and Mrs. G. a. Burton will give q
ta,imble bee at the home Of Mrs.
Burton on Thursday afternoon. May
10th. All ladies are cordially invited
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14
DICKINSON D KICKS


Independent ]: Temperance Com
missioner Murray arrived IA the city
Tuesday evening and put III the day
yesterday making himself very OBJ
3noxious BIZ meddling with things not
within the province Of his Office run
less the law creating his ONCE was
changed otter It was passed By both
houses Of the legislature.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14

.ey On 100 acres Of North Dakota
soil thana on e16o acres 81 land iii N
linois that: u held at 5000 an acre.
Up north Mr.. Smith says about rs
percent Of the seeding is finished,
while southeast OF Bismarck about 30
percent Of the grain Is in. He says
the ground generally Is II good condi-
ton and he looks for bumper crop.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14
PEOPLE WHO CONE and GO.

~. /
DR.. G. A. Rawlings is down on the
program for paper on Dental
Ethics at the North Dakota associa-
ton, which is now in session at
Fargo.
Harry L. Knappen, cousin Of n.
p. Knappen, is visiting in the city.
He is a special writer for the Mime
apolis Tribune. f Is
Mayor Smyth and DR.. Ramstad
have gone to Minot to attend the
state medic's meeting. ss. .ss,.;
Contractor Longcor has returned to
Red Wing. Mimi, to look after some
building contracts he has there.
II Rev. Magin expected to leave last
night for Grand Forks to attend a
series Of lectures given by one of his
old college faculty from Boston.
Frank Bryant, the landman AMI
editor from Napoleon, was in the CITY
yesterday after quite long absence.
for Frank. ,3,.s..
Judge Corliss of Grand Forks, was
noted yesterday among the arrivals
at the Grand Pacific. a'zs.
Secretary Conklin of the Com
mercial club, returned from Fargo
yesterday afternoon, and reports
hearing many good things said about
Bismarck. IS 5ta
Mrs John Holman has returned
from Fargo with her son Harry and
daughter Florence. .: ,s:.ss
Dr.. Ethel Latrope has recovered
from her seige Of measles and is once
more ready to respond to calls for
ostheopathy treatment. ON
George Gussner is back from the
Hot Springs looking like four-tirne-
winner. y e. IN Az, 81.
States Attorney H. A. Armstrong
Is up from Hazelton. u
81 Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Stahl, George F..
sperry and II. w. Moody represented
Phoenix in the city over Sunday.
Mrs. A. ID. Cordner was up from
the. farm to spend Sunday. t,es
g. f. Spang, until last week post
master at Phoenix, was in the city
yesterday with H. w. Mackey and
other witnesses to make final proof
on his homestead near Phoenix. Mr..
spang says that while the season is
backward seyenty-fiye per cent Of the.
grain is in the ground in the north
eastern part Of Burleigh county and
there will be 4 good acreage.
AT the Grand Pacific: Frank
sloplefelt, Hebron; Mr., and Mrs ~ =
]. Stahl. Geo f. Sperry, Il. w
Moody, Phoenix; w. ID. Hibbs. Brit
tin; Mrs. A. ID. cordner. Sterling
Tom Sheridan, Driscoll; Guy g. HI
Corliss, Grand Forks; Frank A.
Wilson, Bathgate; Mrs, + r, scho-
field Washburn; H. A. Armstrong,
Hazeltons Jacob MOTT. Kuhn: p. y.
Lovaas, Fargo: A. Nordley. Dawson
mrs. j. ii. Grimm, G. u Holm. Ryder!
Andrew Sinclair, Courtenay:: John
Nolf. p. Wolf. Geo. Vol, Ashley: I.
wv. Fredhe, Dickinson; G. O. Hansen,
wilton; IF. Carnohan, Washburn.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14


ey On 100 acres Of North Dakota
soil than on 100 acres 81 land Hi n
linoiss that II held ut 5000 an acre.
Up north Mr.. Smith says about rs.
percent Of the seeding is finished,
while southeast OF Bismarck about so
percent Of the grain IS in. He says
the ground generally Is II good condi-
ton and he looks for q bumper crop.
y Bought Tables w e. Butler re-
turned from st: Paul and Minneapolis
Sunday. While In the Twin Cities he
visited all the billiard and pool table
factories and agencies and finally
made deal with Heinrich for a hand
some billiard and similar pool table
which will be here IN q few days and
installed in the Commercial club
rooms. 81
sssss,s 80 .s
SpecuIating Fargo Forum: There
IFS considerable speculation over the
results Of the call for grand jury at
Bismarck. The people behind the
movement were Landlord Patterson
and associates. Now that the invest.
eating body has been ordered it is
predicted that there will be clean
up. Of both factions at the Capital
City.
Ben. TilIman One OF the star
features Of the winter entertainment
course will be given at the Atheneum
on the evening of the 22d. when
Senator Benjamin TiIlman will deAy-
er his famous lecture on The Race
Problem From a Southern Point OF
View. The lecture will begin at
$3.50, and as there are no seats re.
served attendants should be there
promptly.
~
Wants to Know Why Mime.
1pons i.Dune. Y ME .ehe 81 staes
census 2 isoo snoWed me popuiaslon
- 1ssish DaAo'a g spe several tno ,as'
anas more tnan ena. g y soutnern
sisssr sla =, stns si.ai s.Aelstlcs q s Y
past lew montns andlcaee tnat inc inc
sou.n Dakota Dlfen raee y aDoa'
aouple f'lnal e tne' 'ol.nsIn 'ssaee
Wnas .ne ansMsiTa ionser crop
season u sAe sehsn 5.s
&, 81 49,
sig session esterday AFTERNOON s'e,1
s " s 49, i. Il. s" :, :. 11e.
upon =. s .asos - 8, 'n y. y :.
na nusly = .lis = y u; -. - III, =
80 Wsl 8 s ~ l.snnals y nus ~. =,
ian & 3 ~ ~ 8 ps' q, ~ 1A' !.
lsaS = onuel' oo ~ sess,on s
san s. e -, snu W. =. :. 1ask ills
slonS -. ~ supper = .sne nsaa .ss1eu ~
tl1sa iase nour. + sns ssen.ns,
isss'ss 81
VINO Y sne f-Tfarso Forum lstn'
q girl VINO nails ron blsmarch WIS Is
II mas Deem VlSlLlu& BUE6Es LIZ EHdsi uOituW
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14
THE CITY
THE WEATHER
4 4 & ! 4.

THE WEATHER.
Fair today with Il stationary =
= temperature. Maximum syester- :
i day 50, minimum Sc.
Judge corliss Here Judge Cerliss
OF Grand Forks was among the guests
IN the city yesterday, and visitor
at the capitol on private business.
TFimble Bee Mrs. o. r. Barnes
and Mrs. Ct. a.. Burton will give a
tnimble bee at the home Of Mrs.
/ Burton on Thursday afternoon. May
18th. All ladies are cordially invited.
Capital Park Good Thing kim
son Press The Bismarck CONNER
cial Club is discussing with the capitol!
trustees the matter Of a state park on
the capitol grounds. a good thing.
Fine Straw Hide Friday evening a
number of the younger set drove out
to the Q 'Laughlin farm In q hay rack
and had d great time. An improvised
dance was enjoyed and the party re-
turned anxious to go again.
Notice meeting Of the Alumni
Of the Bismarck high school will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Laura
Conner Hughes, 31s Seventh street,
wednesday evening Every member
Is requested to be present as plans
for the annual banquet will be dis
K cussed. & II;
oil Inspector WiIIson OIL In
spector Wilson was q visitor in the
city yesterday and a caller upon
Governor Burke at the capitol. He
has appointed severalznews deputies to
inspect shipments Of OH At ports q
entry In the state.
Tender Foot Commissioner Gil
breath was not at his ONCE yesterday,
being laid up through the fall Of q
heavy iron on his foot, while building
crate Are yesterday The Injury
was painful but not of q serious
nature.
ia nj. Wheel StoIen Sunday
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14

Judge corliss Here Judge Cerliss
Of Grand Forks was: among the guests
IN the city yesterday, and visitor
at the capitol on private business.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-05-23
Petition for Pardon.

To Hon. James K. Vardaman, Gov
ernor of Mississippi:
The undersigned, Ben Billups, re-
spectfuIly asks that he be granted
nardon from the conviction of per-
Jury in the Circuit Court OF Lowndes
county, Miss, for cause shows;
1st. The undersigned is innocent
of the crime charged.
End. The undersigned was wrong
fully convicted under the evidence.
Srd. The undersigned was con-
victed by a conspiracy of criminals
to shield themselves from just pun
ishment for their own crime.
Respectfully submitted,
Ben Billups.
Columbus, Miss, April 16, 1907.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-05-23
Kills an in His Own Home.

Jackson, Miss, May 17.-Clalmlng
as his defense the unwritten law, the
right to protect his wife from the
establishments of another man, }. A.
Tanlev, a member of the Jackson po-
lice force, this morning shot and IN
stantly killed r. w. Taylor, a chem
ist, employed at the Capital City Fer
tilizer Company's plant.
The killing occurred at Tapley S
residence on Parish street. Tapley
was on duty patroling his beat, and
while passing by his home found the
front door locked. He promptly
kicked it open and found Taylor in
side in company with his wife. He
fred one shot, striking Taylor IN the
abdomen. The woman fed. Taple!
then went to the city jail and sur
rendered.
Taylor was native of Alabama
| and had been employed here for two
years. He was preparing to move tt
Baton Rouge, where his family il
/ now living.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-05-23
PROF. J. B. AswELL RESIGNS.
The Chancellorship of University of
Mississippi Again Vacant.

Jackson. Miss, May 15.-This af-
ternoon Gov. Vardaman announced
the receipt of a letter from Prof. J.
B. Aswen rendering his resignation
10 the board of trustees as chancellor
of the University of Mississippi, in
which Prof Aswell has stated as his
reasons the strong pressure that had
been brought to bear in his own State
to induce him to take such step
The governor acknowledged receipt
of the letter by telegraph, intimating
that it will be laid before the foard
of trustees at once, and no doubt Is
felt as to its acceptance.
The governor has called a meeting
of the University trustees to meet
here tomorrow, when the resignation
of Prof. Aswell and the question OF
selecting a successor will be acted
upon. Who will be chosen IS mat
ter of speculation only, or whether
anv selection will be made. Should
the trustees become tied up over the
question, it may be that the affairs
of the institution will be administer
ed by ice-Chancellor Hume for q
somewhat longer time than he had
anticipated.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-05-23
An Echo from the Bankers Con-
XenfiOn.

A good story-fish story-comes
from the bankers convention, IN
which Councilman McClanahan-our
Mac" - played prominent part.
Mac went over to Biloxi, and when
Mac" sees water he always gets
down his rod and reel" That nlght
he was sitting at the supper table
and remarked to a gentleman SIT
ting close to him that he had gone
out and caught one hundred and ffty
six fish. The man said, DO you
know who | ann" Mac did not,
and asked him who he was. The
man told him he was the game war
den of Harrison county, and there
J was a heavy penalty for fishing al
this season of the year. Mac re-
piled, do you know who I amp The
man, signifying his ignorance, was
told, Il am the biggest liar IN Mis-
sissippi-the fish did not bite at all.
Mac" has gone to Mexico with the
balance of the Columbus party, ant
will return by the Northern route.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-05-23
Planting Seed
ming Public:

To the Farming Public:
Don't get blue over the delay IN
planting and farming operations. Be
of good cheer. We may make good
crop yet. If we don't, we will get
a good price for it. We can safely
count on one or the other.
Call on US for planting seed If
wanted. We have saved back enough
seed to meet your requirements. Can
pive Won good. sound seed for plant
ing, grown on either prairie or SANDY
lands, just as you prefer. VIII sell
at cost for cash.
A side application of Commercial
Fertilizer around cotton planted late
will bring it out wonderfully and make
up fer lost time.
5-15-3t Refuge Cotton Oil Co.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-05-23
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion or the
ear. There is only one way to cure
deafness. and that is by constitution
al remedies. Deafness is caused Dy
an iniamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian tube. Wnen
this tube is infiamed you have a
rumbIing sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed deaf
ness is the result, and unless the IN
1ammation can be taken out and TINS
tube restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever
Nine cases out of ten are caused Dy
catarrh, which is nothing but an IN
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces. We will give one hundred dol
lars for any case of deafness (caused
by catarrh) that cannot by Halls Ca
tarrh Cure Send for circulars, free
F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, ..
Sold by all druggists. IS cents.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.