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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-25

fDprben bate, iagte @beIine t9aItbaft:
sgun, RuboIf pie Id merle, haben
Gie nod niats setbar, I'm bic bret
9%inberniFe, bic uns entgegeniteben, gu
befettigen. 0a Bin Id et,ersif9er unb
gtiGli9er espeien. Warten Sic"
sic f4IIpfte bebenb In bds Neberts
simmer unb febrte elet9 bdrduf nit
etnem bartholomew 8riefe 5uriid.
n6ter. sic ungeftimer Sreter," f9erate
fte. .WiHen Sic, nos BARN 5tedt2"
nWte fo1te ida ST es bon 9errn
@ealtiel2"
~Q9. tparum ni9t gar! Sic 6pffsn
bod nt9t, bab i'd Sbnen ben She'll Der
@ufsabe abnebmen tperbe, Der S6nen
3ufGQt, Netn, ba fe6en Sic ielber gu.
5terin lit ettpas dnberes; bic 8efeitiz
gung bes gebeimnibboqen atpeiten
punttes. Qber Sie miifen mir SIR
Gbrentport geben, bds Sic bas &pus
bert nt9t eber Dffnen tperben, als big
Sic nit meinem @ater i'm Reinen
ffnb." Wo[en Sic bies 8erfpre6en
eeben2"
rW1ein Gbrenport barouf!!4
.Qlfo = gut @lid!l"
Rd6bem bic Sbir fi9 binter Mebe
lau gef9loFen, oertpanbelte it6 Der
freunbli9 f4er5enbe Musbrud BON
GbeItnens @efidt In btttere 5einbielt9z
ieit. Sci nur," murmelte fte, runb
feb, pohin Define @erblenbung Did
eefiibrt bat. Nds 3etn 8ater uns
@utes getban. babe. t9 bergolten na4
bsften .8rGften, @s lit nt6t meine
54uD, baB Detne Sp0rpett dues 5uz
nt9te ma9t. Nber pas er unb Define
Mutter 9afura 0eibes angetban, bas
rd4e ID iest an 9tr unb es gelingt,
abermals bur4 Define Sborbeit!. unb
bann fptrit Du Dtr ieIber belfen mill
fen. Ob Du nett tommen tpirIt2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-25
GdIedte 2eiten in SanIas,

DObon man friiber b0rte, iino beute
fait bergeffen. 4ber Scr. Carl Gbam.
burg bon Cohen, &os., iagt: nSuften
bel Gag un0 Maht bradte mid gang
berur1ter url6 our 0erapeifInng, Bis
i'd Or. Sings 0eue @ntoedung Der.
iudte. Cine GIaide geniigte CUR
Sur" 9iderftes MitteI gegen Suiten,
Grf1ltung, 9oIs. uno 2ungenIeioen.
@arm1tiert Bel aooIpb DreiB un6 81.
Gobn & 60. so Gents nn6 $t.OO.
Brobefloihe fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-25

r. H. ~
12 8efu6 oAne bas ~eertneite 3et@
q 4en BON ueberraf4uns; bdtz
ten fi9 betbe geitern 3ulebt auf
Der 90rie gefeben, er bate ben iungen
Monn nt9t glei6giltieer besriiben
fDnnen. Sci benz alien gambler lab
ulles nod ebenfo aus tpie oor Sabren;
bic perdnberten 8erbdltniHe feiner
So9ter tparen ipurlos an inn bors
iibergegdngen.
Die 9lei6gtltigteit, ipomit &ubolf
ft1 bon benz Often ~empfongen iab,
piirbe i'm tpobl in einige 0erlegen6eit
geitiir3t 6dben, tpenn er ni9t nit einem
pobl ausgefonnenen unb aure9t ges
lesten Plan gu ibm getommen tpdre.
go nabm fie ibn tDunoer, Derurfa9te
ibm pobl aud einigen 8erbruB, tpnnte
aber an feinem Gntf9lub ni9ts an
bern. bas LANCE unb reifli9 ertpogene
prosramm nun our Musfiibruns gu
brtngen. 2ebteres beitanb nie cine
regelre9te 4omSbie aus bret Ibeilen,
bic stDar unter fi4 sefonbert, bod
f6rieblt9 In unlSsts9em 8ufammens
banse mitetnanber ftdnben. Ser erite
Qlit pber has @orfptel betraf BITE CRIME
Tafde; Der atpeits ober bic 6aupte
ottion gait gitber, Der brittle folte fetz
nes 0aters G~belftetne tn's Sreffen
fiihren unb, 10 boffte er suberfi9tli4
aud bic betben onberen 4ngelegenbefs
ten gu einem befriebisenben Gnbe gu
fiihrtn.
Nu9 etntsen stnlettenben Dorten,
pelde Der gambler gang unbeaAtet
lteb. erneuerte Meblou feinen alten
@ntrog, ibm bte grifne Saf9e gu perz
taufen. @eattief b1rts i'm an, obne
cine Mtsne gu Deraishen. ste fennen
metnen prets, Serr Weblau," faste er,
als bteisr gu Gnbs mar; nmebr fam
i4 bofir ntdt geben = unb ION i'd
bic Wabrhtit faeen = i'd tpetb ni9f
einmaI. ob i9 jebt nod mein altes
Qnerbieten = 1000 Mdrf lpare11 es,
bente i'd = tpieberhplen tperbe.~
pie .3sitsn itnb f9le9t," unters
brad tim mebfau fpottsnb, .bos @elb
1T ror = STE miiHen es erft BET an
beren bergen u. (. m. Rommen Sic,
Gealtiel. foI4e Blauien biirfsn Sie
mir niGt pormahen."
Sealtiel mari fli1tig etnen f9arfen
Bid ouf MbIuu; fdon einmat bate
Der iunse Mann in sleider Sonart 3u
ibm gefpro9en, aber es fiel Tim auf,
bob ieBt bur4 Die fpegnerfenbe Maz
nier eth s.Dtfes MadtbepuBtiein bins
bur9bttbte. I'm 70 me6r mar er auf
feiner Out; er mari tut tura bic Be-
mertung bin: sd made feline SIaus
fen = unb 1000 Mart g.bs i'd iest
nidt me6r.4
nSie pifen gang gut, boB bic Sa59e
unb mas barin ftedt, sebnmaI ms6r
tperth it,"
rmsib i4a Damn piFen Sic bef>
Ter, mas i4 petb als t9 felbft. Mbsr
mein Iebtes Wort tit iest: 1000 Mart
unb tetnen Sreiltng bariiber."
n@ut - aus benz 9anbel tann alfp
ni4ts perben," e~ntsesnete @eblau.
ugs muB ia ni4t fem. Sd tanr elm
70 f9le9tes @ef9dft, pie Sic mir ans
bieten. nidt MAIDEN. Sic irren fi9
aud, penn sic etipa slauben, bab i9
gu Sbnen getommen bin, neil es min
an GeIb fehlt. Oenn i9 babe etne
Ste[Ie, bic mir mebr einbrinet, als i'd
brau4e. Sd bin beim Supelier
Qinde -"
(SDrtiesune fDlat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-25
SHOianer summer.

Ser Snbianer=S CONNER fpntutt,
Die if5nife 3ett i'm Sabr,
Die Sener mod 5a lDben tueik,
Ser ie III Segas iuar.
Spreft pDn bet &iniera HraGt,
Staltens S~liitenbeirn,
Gs fann naielbif miht berrlider,
Wte bier sur Sebtseit ietn.
ODD rtaeat iein Same an BITE 3eit,
Wu nod ber 1ipnier,
Setm @tlbnis9etm 5m idbiiben haiti
8urm rDten Seinbe liter.
Ser Snbianer 5D9 5ur Belt
Dtt Wtprbbegter Durfs 2ano,
Grihlagen mandJer GieSler fanf
8Dr ieiner blltigen Sanb.
Die 8DlmDnbnadJt, 10 idb6n unb mtlh
Bradt bant oft blitt'gen @rats,
Wenn aud, bei6irmt pDm 1eberfal,
Sas SlpG erbnnte Sans.
8orbei lit iene tuilbe 3eit,
Ste Iattt IN etp'ge NadJt,
Der Sitbianer=S Dmrner freut
Tins bent nit feiner 9radt.
@p emit Der Snbianer bauit,
@inft nns MIR bic &mltnr,
ltub Srie6e , Sreube, Slid 6eberrift
Die prangenbe 3atmr.
glm @aiier nitr fOunt laben lid
Ser alte GtDnier,
Sein Gnfel aber trinft nit 2nft
Sas eole 2pne star Sier.
9Dbt immerbin bic alte Seit,
8ir b5ren's mandJmal germ,
lnS benfen bann beim y9Dne Star Ster"
0pttlpb, bak fe uns ferul
9es S~nbianereS pnnners Nun,
G%rfrenen mir tns bak
llnb uethen ietner Serrlihteit
Spm ySDne Star Bier" ein @las.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-25

Damn Iette tie iif in ibrer itiaer
lodelnoen @eiie Dor oos @orn, be-
fiiblte es boriidtie NIT leiiem Singer,
unb nidt lange na6ber noren Die
anoten uno geri6lingungen aeloit.
SD oenfe oft an iene Stltnoe, menr
i6 oas beftige, ungeouloige gingrei=
fen malder aberdeen in cine Ser
pifelung lebe, Die tie na6 ibrem
Sinn gu loien trodten, itatt es Der
Set uno berufenen Sdnoen 81 uber=
laiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-25

Sn @bicoeo boben Die StraBen.
-babn=9ompagnier nelle Gars einge.
fibrt, I'M l1ngliidsf6Qe, Die bein
Gin= uno 4nsiteigen entlteben, moq.
lidit 81 berbiiten. Die bintere 8latt.
form oieier Cars ift our6 cine eiIernf
aneritonge in 5pei Seile geteilt. 9luI
Der einen Seite iteigen Die 9oiioeiere
elm, auf Der anoeren iteigen fie aus.
SobuIb lie eintreter, paiiieren iie Den
&onoufteur, Der in Der Mitte 1tebt
uno eeben ibr Sabrgelo ab. Die Sir,
our6 fpel6e Die 8aI1ogiere eintreten,
lit beitanoig often. 0ie Sir aber,
ourd peI6e Die 8aiiagiere Die Gar
perlaifen, offnet iid niir, mefrn 8aiio-
giere ons 3ei6en gum @usiteigen ge-
9eben baben. Muf oieie @eiie miro
unnotiges @eordnee permieben.
Ger Stoats=8 eIunobeitsbeomte
Or. 8rumbp bot an zen Wapor @ut=
lagbm einen 9rief eeriftet, in mel
dem er i'm ~mifforoert, feline &iilfe
our Innobme zines allgemeinen, 5. b.
glei6maBisen Sonitdtseeieses fir
Den Stoat un6 oIe Stoote, gu leiben.
0as S6reiben miro Der Sonitatsbe-
boroe iibermielen meroen.
Ser Sal geeen S. 81. @illiams
megen Ingriffs uno 8eroubung Ser
Srou SaIie @ibion bon Columbia,
g. g., tit Bis gum 25. 0obember
peri9oben morben.
-Sm Sitter bon 68 Sobren ltarb
bier Der Siidler @Iops 4raml in lei
ner @obnung an Der Moribaa Str.
Der 8~eritorbene ltaminte aus &ieo in
Sber=9eiterrei6 uno pobnte ieitt882
in ltn1erer Stoot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-25
QofAle8.
1spleem Der ssruhibitium.


Die 9robibitiors -gemeeung, oie
iid) in lester Set bol1ptiddlid IN Sen
Sioitaaten brett eenlodt bat, bat fiir
Die gunoesregierltng Die maangeneb=
me Seite, Dob 6te SnIan0itetern cine
betradtli6e Mbnabme erleioen rno
fir oie 8olitifer cine er6ebli6e In=
5obI 8friinoen in @egfaa fon1men
meroen. 9obei lit iider 81 erportelt,
bob bic geiebpiorige 8eitiaotiou bon
Shnops uno Der beimli6e Suff be-
tr1dtIi6 geforoert peroen. l1nb oos
8eoauerlt6e lit, oaB lei6tere Stimu=
lan3mitteI, mte 8ier, oie fir Sen
beimIiben Suff nidt %geeienet- iino,
benz Sl1Iel Dos Selo raumen miiiIet,
mas Der groBte 6lld Der 8robibition
it, Die alien @rfabrlmgen 5rfolge
%nirgenbs our6eefiibrt meroen fam.
@ie m @nibington perlattet, Iou
infolge Der in Georgia eingefiibrten
Hrobibition Der bortige Snlanoiteuer=
oiitrift nit BENT BON Nortb Carolina
Z bereinf neroerr, ebenio Ser bon 4lo=
banla uno SIori6a, mie o1t6 Ser bon
9flaboma nnb glrfanios. Sn @eor-
gia. mo Ole 4robibition tbeoretiid
am I. Sonltar beginner miro, belize
fen fib Die 81~tnoesiteuern fir
S6naps i'm 6isfoliobre 1906 otf
$372,382 uno fir 8ier auf 1884,
015. Mit Der 5dlieBune ser 8ral1e-
reien uno 8rennereien tperben oie1e
@innobmen in @egfoG fon1mell
ebenio IN @lobotno uno 6lorioo, mo
man our6 @infiibrung bon 2ocol-
Option in Sen meiiten Ser Counties
oos Sta6ium Ser Bro6ibition nobe=
gu errei6t bot. Iud in Mrfanias
berriht in brei 8iertel ser Counties
bereits 8robibition nn6 in Sflabo-
ma miro Tie lout ser fiir5li6 erfolg-
ten 4bitimmung I'M gafl3en Staote
eingefiibrt neroe1. 9a 6ie 8robi=
bitionsbepegung Ieu6e1artig inn Sit
ben INN iih ereift, nerben pabri6ein=
lid nod aitoere Stooten Dem Sci
ipiele Der oben m~tgefubrten 6olge
leiiten, un0 Der Mrsfaa an 8un6es=
iteuern oiirfte ein iebr erbeblt1er
merben. 0ieie belolifen ii6k mas ge=
gobrene uno oeitiaierte 8etrGnfe be-
frifft iabrlib ouf $215,904,7 19 uno
% Die @eiammteinnabmen Der 8un=
oesregierung 1868, 000, 900 betrogen,
biloen tie nabe5u ben oritten Sell Der
lebteren. Snfolge Der groBetl Meebr-
foroerlngei1, oie fir 4rmee uno Ma-
rine gelteat fperoen foaen, lit an cine
Neou5ierdng ser &egierungsefnnab-
men nidt an oenfen, mesbalb ser
Musfaa Der Steuern auf irgenb cine
@eiie gebeft perben muB, mas tpobI
oaour1 eei1eben miro, DOB man 6ie
Steitern auf oae ulfobolii6en @e=
tr6nfe erbobt.
H1ln lit es aber eine Sat1o6e, un6
fie ipridf fir Sen beimliden Suff IN
ben 8robibitionsitaoten, ooB trob
alien gerbotes bic SeriteIltng bon
itimulieren6en @etr1nfen i'm 2an6e
bon Sobr gu Sabr 5unimmt. Den
Huben oarau 6oben 5peifellos Die
Staaten in 6enen grolereien nt1o
DeitiQationen nidt our9 Brobibition
gefhloiien un6 6esbolb I'M 6tanoe
itno, Die 6uritieen Seelen in 6en
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit ser berbote-
men 5rudt 81 berIorgen. Die Iebte-
rem Stoafen, Die iid ourd oos 1tn=
ouI6iome Clement in oas 8robibiti-
ons-So6 fpannen IieBenL perlieren
6a6urd> obne Ser WoraI irgeno tpeI-
den 8oridub 81 @leiifen, oie Shonf-
iteuern, Die einen erbebliden Gro5ent-
iab Der Stdntsunfoiten 0efen.
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Sat penn mod Miemonb Elm Mittef a,

6at bonn md Mientanb elm Witttel gun
Sinoeritng Der t3dtnorrboiben Qualer
entoedt2 Sa 9epiB. 9as anerfannteite
beibt uInafeiis" unb lit Elm aus
Bflan5enftoffen geformtes 3dpf6en, nell
DIES, fpenn es am Sibe oes 2eioens anz
getpanbt ntro, alsbalo grpBe 2inberung
getpdbrt. 9ad nnb na6 befpirft es aud
bouige Seiluns oes 2eibens. Cine Brobe
oes Wittels ipiro unentgeItIt9 gez
liefert, ipenn man q. Iemitabter C g.,
8pg 2416, Neu Yorf 9th, aorefiert.
9ie 81 uafefis" lit in alien @bothez
fen 5u 6aben. &reis $1.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-25
G1as. 8tbel, 9elifateileu
sao,Mlamu Gdc Nprs.gtr.
soEsEN %ERHALTEN:

WeiBfll6e,
SUPPORT. Granddaughter 2eberlpurit
Sdglif) friid]e Multern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-25
-18. 6 b |.

O. 6olem @ealttel empfins feinen
2 9efud p6ne bas eerineite 3ei@
q 4en bon lleberraf4ung; bit
ton fich he{hp nef4pru a1tIeht inf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-25
Neues TeIephon NO 1856

Monder, Ser mir bic Sono i'm
Spiele 81 boben i6eint, bot = oos
Spiel in Der 9on6.
@ua oos Meer oes 2ebens pirft
oft oas &oItbarlte auf oen San6.
= @enn mar fi6 iiber oie 9umnl-
belt Der onoeren nidt aufregt, ionoern
oa5n la6elt, nennen iie einen ber5Ios.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-25
Seine aIte Nmtter.

nMeine Iiebe aIte Mutter, SO Sab.
re oft, erb6It ii1 bur6 Electric
8itters", ihreibt SO. g. 8runion in
Dublin 60, oSie gebraudt i'm felt
aiDei Sabren un6 erfreut ii6 better
@eiun0beit." go mirft electric Bit
ters BET ben alien uno ebenIo Bel
I6pa6en 6raiien uno &inoern. Ga
rantiert fir Masen-, 2eber. uno Nie-
renleiben BEL @ooIpb DreiB uno 81.
gpbH & 60. so Gents.
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Se~iratsaeimA.

Gin 5ormer, 46 Sabre oft, nit
ie6s &inoern, pobon oos iiingite flint
Sabre alt lift, iu6t bic 8efannti6aft
nit einem Gltern MGofen ODER elmer
@itme 5tpeds Seirot. 8riefe 81 rif-
ten uttter IS. s. SO. 200 6reie
BreIie fiir Sera8, Gm gtntonio, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-25

&erlanst Gin ainOermGoden. 9taf)-
5ufrogen bei 6rau s. @. Robin,
1917 Main Nnenle.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-14
A NURSES SCHOOL
One May be Established Here
Shortly

The county commissioners last
Thursday passed a resolution to ap-
no,nt what is to be known as the
Greeley Hospital Advisory Board
This board is to consist of two
physicians, of which one shall be the
county physician of the district In
which the hospital is located; one
member of the ministerial associa-
zion. one member of the city council,
one member of the Normal school
faculty., and the chairman OF the
hoard of county commissioners as ex-
ot,,cio chairman of the new board.
This board is to meet and consult
with the superintendent and head
nurse of the hospital to devise ways
and means for establishing nurses
training school, probably in connec-
tion with the hospital.
BY the appointment Of this ooafo
it is hoped by the commissioners TO
create a little more interest IN the
hospital and to help place 1t upon
having basis. 1t has been sort OF
white elephant on the hands OF tne
commissioners and a constant drain
on the county's purse, although IN
theory it is supposed to be self-sup'
norting.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-14
Oppose Grazing Fee,

Denver.-A Glenwood Springs DIS
patch says: A large and enthusiastlc
meeting of the Grand River stock Gro"-
ers' Association was held in R'le mon.
day, at which resolution was passed
declaring that until the United states
shall fence the forest reserves OF un,
til the federal courts shaii
render a decision thai 'here
is no recourse but 10 pay
the fees, the stockmen present would
decline to take out grazing peftnits or
pay and fees for said stock on said re-
serves. The convention also aSNeo the
Colorado Cattle and Horse "ro"ers
Association to take steps 10 nave tnelr
rights protected in regard 10 srazlns
on the reserves.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-14
New W. T. K. Officers.

The w. r. X. club held It's an
nual election of officers last week
Following are the new officers: MIS-
w. C. Wilson, president; MIS-. T.
n Stockover, vice president; Mrs.
ID. d. Hugh, recording secretary ana
treasurer; Mrs. w. G. Chambers
corresponding secretary.
The board of directors conslses ol
these officers, Mrs. E. NJ. Nusoaum'
Mrs. A. j. Allen and three other
members to be appointed by the new
president. The old officers coholhue
In charge until the close of the CLUB
wear in June.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-14
No Cars for Potatoes

Denyer.-A Greeley spec'a' 10 tne
Republican says: MONDAY potato
shippers were Informed lh'. cars
would not be furnished in me iurure ,,l
TO carry potatoes to CalifornI1' ms
absolutely blocks the shippInE VI ene
remainder Of the potato cI'p' esei'
mated at $500 carloads. cars Me We.
Ing rushed to the Pacific coaS' % prins
the fruit crop and the railroad euHpa-
nies do not think 1t worth "nig 70
stop them for loadnE .I.N
week shipments wer" oens
made to California poih'S, ous'
to-day's decision Of the 'a'iIoao
company has brought business 10
otendstill.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-14
Skin Disease of Twenty Years STAND
ing Cured.

81 want you to know no" mucn
s Salve has done for me.
n has cured my face Of skin disease
of almost twenty years standing L
have been treated by several as smart
musicians as we have in this country
and they did me no good' ouo eWo
boxes of this salve has cured me.
Mrs. Fannie Gritfen. Troy Ala.
Chamberlain's Salve is for sale by all
druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-14
South Polar Expedition.

London.-A new British eNpea,sion
10 the South Pole will leave rnsiana
next October under the coilu.a"u Oh
n II. Shnckelton. who was '"'u Heu-
tenant Oh the Discovery eNp'"'..oh 70
the Antarctic. A novel foalht VI lne
eouipr,ent viii be motor ''' ouiAe
for ice travelling.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-14

County Court were the two matters
that took up the greater part OF the
lime in the House Of Representatives
Monday. The first developed some
wide differences of opinion. while the
.atter gave an opportunity to discuss
fie GOOD work done by the juvenile
court as 1t has been maintained.
third question that developed much ar
sument was the bill proposing to IN
crease the salary of the speaker or the
House. AS only the first OF these
measures survived the ordeal through
which they were compelled to pass,
he bill-killers appeared to have the
,est of the day. In taking up the Dill
10 make the Juvenile court separate
judicial department in Denver. Mr,
Redd explained that the docket OF the
County Court was kept in such con
gested condition that a Judge had no
lime for any other matters. The pres
snt Judge had made the juvenile
branch Of his court his own special
pet, and had undoubtedly done much
rood. II do not agree with the poll
lies of Judge Lindsey" he SAID, ana
do not approve of his actions las'
all, but that does not blind me to the
good he may be doing. If his court is
accomplishing any luluS, anu we iie'
much authority for saying that 1t is,
believe 1t should be so placed that 1t
will ieep on doing good. But there Is
10 much to be considered In the
County Court itself which handles so
many and such important matters,
that separate court Is needed" Mr..
Gilbert stated that he was In meet
Ing of the judiciary committee a few
lays ago when the statement was
made that the Denver county judge
was cut OF the state a greater part or
The time. 'If the affairs of his court
look up 80 much time how did the gen
lleman manage to flnd so much time
to be away?" he asked Mr.. Redd re-
Rponded that in those actions the
Judge was open to criticism. and IL
was not his providence to defend him
But during most of the time judges
from other counties had to be called
In to assist in clearing up the busl'
ness There could be no question that
ME extra court was required But he
wished II distinctl understood that
Judge Lindsey WIS not In the bill.
whicn was drawn 10 meet II positive
requirement. Under this showing the
House passed the bin on second read
ing.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-05-04
Charles P. Buckets for Floater Repre-
sentative.

Mr.. Chas. P. Buckles, prom
inent and successful farmer of the
McCalPs Creek community,
Franklin county, has decided to
become a candidate for Floater
Representative from the district
composed of Lincoln and Frank
lin counties, and his announce
ment will be found in the proper
column of today's paper. BY the
alternating arrangement hereto
fore observed by the two counties,
Franklin has the privilege Of fur,
nishing the Floater this time and
Mr.. Buckles presents himself as
an aspirant for the nomination
and solicits the support of the vot-
ers of the two counties for this
important Office. He has never
been candidate for public Office
before, and promises If elected to
give the people his best service,
and those who know Charles
Buckets know that his word is his
bond.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-05-04
County Farm Notes.

One evening last week a negro
prisoner named Ed. Williams,
serving a sentence for carrying a
concealed weapon, knocked down
his guard, Ben Hoff, and made
good his escape. That other pris-
oners did not run at the same time
is supposed to be due to fear that
the guard might soon regain his
feet and 90 to shooting. Mr..
Hoff is said to be an elderly Ger
man and not very well up on the
tricks Of bad young niggers.
There are now - prisoners on
the farm, several Of them of the
black tiger species who are get
ting what they deserve.
Supt. Miller has a fine crop of
oats, which are Just now begin
ming to head. He also has 40
acres of very fine corn, consider
ing the quality of the season. He
has just finished setting out three
acres of sweet potatoes. for which
the recent rains came in good
time. He also has the finest Irish
potato patch III this part of the
county.
The farm at the present time
has a herd of 36 cattle, some of
them very fine and enough milk
cows to furnish an abundance of
milk and butter. also about 90
head of hogs
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-05-04
Sudden DeatI, Of Jere GAGE.

Jere Gage, a well-known youth
of this city about Is years of age
and son of Mrs. Susan Gage,
was found dead at the edge of the
side walk on Perkins street, near
its intersection with North Jack
son street, about $50 yards from
his mothers residence, yesterday
morning at 6 o'clock. Jere was
subject to epileptic attacks, and
DR.. j. I. Butler, who examined
the body soon after it was dlscov-
cred, gave it as bis opinion that
death was due to epilepsy.
Mrs. Gage left home about 8
O'Clock to sit up during the night
with Mrs. John Mullen, a very
sick neighbor. Jere was down IN
town at the time, but it is stated
that he telephoned his sister about
10 O'Clock that he would be home
in little while, and this is the
last the family knew of him until
bis dead body was discovered.
Jere had been spending good
deal of his time of late around the.
flying jimmy" in the rear of the
Perkins Furniture Store, and it is
stated was there Thursday night.
A few days ago while going
around on one of the horses be
became dizzy and fell and bruised
his face quite severely, but it is
hardly likely that there was any
direct connection between this ac-
cident and his death.
The heartfelt sympathy of the
community goes out to the grief
stricken mother and relatives in
their sudden bereavement.
The funeral services will take
place this evening at 4 o'clock.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1907-05-04
The Cleaners.

Miss Aileen McNair opened her
.hospitable home to The Cleaners
Saturday afternoon. The meet
ing was postponed from April
18th on account of the hostess i'll
ness.
The opening number on the
program was Tennyson's Queen
|Guinevere, read BY Miss Name
Harris. This was followed By
Leschetizsky's Caprice, bril-
llantly executed by Miss Aileen
McNair. The next number was
also d selection from Leschetizsky
by Miss Frances French; but as
she was absent it was omitted.
Miss Rose Cooke read selec-
tion from Tennyson's Launcelot
and Elaine. The last number
was vocal solo by Miss AnDie
Blue; but she could not attend the
meeting.
The games indulged in during
1.-THE social hour were of such an
enjoyable kind as to stamp this
|one Of the most delightful events
lin the club year. After the games
Miss Rose Cooke was declared
victor and captured q dainty
pearl inIaid pin. Delicious ices
were then served.
The visitors we're Misses Janif
Magee, jamie Cunning and Laurs
Enochs.
FRANCES FRENCH
Secretary.