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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-11-05

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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-11-05

FOR SALE.
Kentucky Fox Hound Pups. Stock
registered and pedigred. A. j. Pyle,
Dover, N. j.
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Che morris County Chronicle
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

One Year 200 Six Months. S1.oO
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

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The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

tez Cou-ade Hayes served ia company |. lSt -.Gausa9 5a9al- Y. aad ~a> severely wounded n the battle at Fayetteville W.til Gen. Cable iu 1Sb3. IT which ais right arm was shattered with q bal. nece>sitat.ng it's amputa- ton He leaves a large number of relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Aurora eorrespon- deage n St. Paul Mountain Ai-.
 Geo. Doak o: Chaplin was tran>aeting business here Friday. Air. Doak is representing al eastern company that desires to develop the cultivation of PeppeT- mint h this county. An analf- >i> ot tie mint which grows wiid here shows that the Madison county product contains 24 per cent more oi. than any Of two hundred other specimens from different parts Of the United States. Alr. Doak Is very enthu- siastie about the matter aid >a7s that his company wants ole hundred acres ot land suitable sor mint farm. Huntsville Democrat.
 EartY T tIle spring Tie Dat- Mercantile Company =eeH- tTa5ted f6- tae erection e large sters building at this paze. and should now b. wei underway. bgf owing ta their ina5Isit to get their contractor to W9-z on ~pesi#ed t.:ale eise7 have decided . postpone building aa next 99==as > taes G8 rot #.~a s7 bs knocked aat os tae sa trace 3s aaF.rz building - hand. B4t zss==z=sf= sazl.tt.-> 5az harding their .f.z-ea> z1 5
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The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Interesting Items called eron Our Exchanges
In N6drby Counties

from that institution las been pardoned by the governor ot Kansas oa condition that h re- turn to Bentoayi.ie. which causes the Beutonri-ie- Sun to wonder what the Kansas governor has against that town.
 The Grove. base bal team >eems ta about the best .a this part Of tHe country. They
 licked the Bentonv..l- team some time ago to a stand >ti.i and recently played three games at Rogers. They won the ar>t ole . to :. the second Io to ., while Rogers won the last one. , to ?. It k claimed the Grove team made TO effort 10 win tie last game.
 H. D. Hobbs has resigned his position as assistant postmaster at thl> place to accept 1i, cd DO sition with tAe Hel.>-Fazga Ez- press e. Ills p.aee wi. b. d1t- ed bF AIrsa Mar Plenn,e--. 10 k now acting IT that position. Mr. Hobbs leaves hereor account of his health. which has not been tHe best Tor some time on a5- count ot t.le close confinement n the posto=Hse Beatoavi..e Dem oerat.
 P-ast.1at1 t..e entire 4o-ze o. Rogers Bazz=. HorG> qa.t Sze.-- day night because AIes>r>. I-Fs1 ard 0wefs would not iHe=sa~s tteir waee9 rom : 10 : cents. | Ha9 a.sa# a9z.e5. taat taer e.l.- p181 noae 1azs ..s..7 men. Bas.E a.asssaf5f.s apc.H =za==#=@ Barrels ~a4 sests Owen >az~ e. 3-az9t x z=>s t.-f T t.1ea at ezat, laas= s tra5#7 E Q i drlzrars. =.5zzzzs-, #aa a ssH=a and t.te wage az t..e a.atz ..-s.9r->. rU .arse E5 8s z9se ta 31e-E ..f a z z zz IF f#q55.=II2oz#zssr- t-s.1,5. e-a...=
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
H knIC nA
 TaDlSUN.

'etttzssze8= x .-..-..~.ttg .5.@- n.s 1or August Y.
 Ar~. Hunts vIfHef> ' with typhoid feser.
 \ p1otrasted meeting began Sunday at thz M E Church. South, q Hant>s.
 Sammie Johnson ic.t Wedaes- day for Sto9. Wyoming. At slliisa place h. aa> secured io5 Huntsville D=no1-a..
 Charlie Berrv sod ls.~ .u.e-z,. II the livery bus.n-,, i5.ldav = Bud ard Will Bas Taz as now k. Els < B4ze- B-5S. Huntsville Republican
 ae Meco7-Riteaie road ea- zine x walking right along. | made three roand trips #edHrs- day bringing h three .oads ot about sgf .e ss. p aa. Mountain Ar.
 Jahr Hae z-F-se-8. soldier. tliea d1ap~ Ja H. =etiasse> -.-G 4.t-
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
4LK OF OPERATING
ON CON F f-z v E-@

4--+ f.w.a. J4 Cover . 5aaa ~. l.tt
 s ~tr.a pay>.za lie e ard sleeps sad s. IT., M-nta c9at.t.ea i- aot i,u- proved seara
 friends t.sa u Dc e4ea haz5ef ts 4as9n tan e.a a #asie 6a tf9sn e5-pa> Christi
 Tn governor >asta.rea | tali or the 5ap:to steps Ii aSIliifg- to- D. C. in tlle winter ei ls92, which injured hi, lieaa lis physicians ard friends now think that the blow oa tile head aav b. the saa>e . ..s mental t7eabe Tlley a-e liee tll.flkl,i z =05 taking hial to NeH York ta a specialist for iii operation.
 Governor L.tt.e aa9 rot resigti- ed yet. neither ha, any state ment been given out concerning his future in politics ia Arkal-
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

IHga Hardwa=
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The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

Miss BarH .Ee I-Er1s3E, -.- ter Of J. B EurroN ol tbs, aG. waS married C Jas II e IF kauSa> Citg recently T hey came down 55T 7~.t WttH her parents. Hat NJ reside kd,1- >as City. where Alr. Taiewilf en- gage in ft.1H insurance business.
 Gentry Journal.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

The infant child of NIT. and Mrs. ". H. Cfamer of Sloan Springs died "Wednesday of last week.
 Greedy Duncan. sixteen year old son zof Mr.a and Mrs Duncan, of Rogers died recently of ty- phoid fever.
 The roller skating craze has reached Graeett al last, and q rink was opened at that place d few days ago.
 W. $. Gabbert, tile undertaken at Gravett, has started move to organize a funeral directors as sociation, which guarantees the membership S100 funerals.
 The Bank of Rogers. owned by ". k Fslker. has been nov ed into its ne@ building. which is said to be the finest and most up-to-date bank building in this section.
 Sam Tuttle of Benton County, sentenced to four wears for crimi- nal assault, Was yesterday taken to the peritzatiar7 by Shrrif James Hickman Little Rock Democrat.
 H. ". GiPPfe. Wllo resides q short distance south of town, where lie has fine foo-acre ap- pie orchard, sold his apple crop last week 5or 5q per barre on the trees. BeHIoatiIIe Democrat.
 President aliiflg reports that numeroa> ins 45riss ars being re- ceiyed regarding raams Tor the next term at Rogers Aeaacmy and that present prospects are good Ter .afge atteadane Rogers Democrat.
 .N. Stewart alsd son. r. !. Stewart ZtliiS=5ftF. recently purchased t4e m at Pa Ridge owned b7 Patterson Bros. AI-. Stewart. ST.. Went - Pea Ridge the first of tie week and VII have charge there Roger> Democrat.
 John Kerr and Miss Fanny Mills, both residing in the Vaughan neighborhood, were united in marriage last Sunday by Squire MeGauley. The bride is daughter of Rev. and Mrs. 5. T Mills. Bentonyille Democrat.
 Acting Governor \. Q Pin dall appointed T. A. McSpad- den. of Rogers. ] II, Mckinney, ot Gentry. and N C Rice. or Briglltgater. members ot the board e. Equalization for Benton county Tor 1t4e next two years. = BeHterls4tte Democrat
 RalpIi Miller living near Beatty. lost his residence and nearly all its contents. b4 ire Thursday ot last week. He's unable r. ac- eouat how tH= tlre originated. It was i heasf oss to him and hc has thr sympathy o al 'H his misfortune. esz.ts et. Ne5es.
 The C1rasest NrHS has ordered d linotype tsf,e setting maehin which vii he installed about tie middle ;. A4gast. These na- 5hine> as5at- ,7ia. a5a thc purchase of =afsz=hr the New, would .rdi A4t tha- ra.- paper E1=1zzt. pree 5e-3as business.
 Miss Bern .ee F,rEa4. 9..- tcr ol J. E EurroN ol this 3l- was married to Jas II e. F kansa9 Citg recently Thrz  came down .6r F>it 9'tH Erf parents. 55lEt Wizrs9i6fe Kan >as City. where Alr. Tai- will tn. gage in ttsa insurance 5a-ir1>,
 Gentry Journal.
 Ed. James and Willie Davi, two young men about l9 years o- age, were arrested short di>. tance east of Rogers. 5a FrIdas last. and placed ia the county jail at this place, charged witt stealing teo horses belonging t
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
pENTaN D DEN UN.

\ tennis club has been organ izad a+ C,rae.ff.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

VI. ala. Eou .-er - p75ss .i.erft. s4.r o-> ra Dr. Shops Re@tezas.E ard book oa either r>,a t.te heart CT - 1.a1ev7 Trouble. .. tie =.na = a s;aHe#s. ar taptoa-e a. ! ae=psr ass- T. a-9. i1Hrt make Fl --o- 61 z=attzl1 s.. t)te...> eEs.t Ssi .l- .=.. ..ss.s.... szz t#zss= Sas = Fas- :. .e.e~e a-f1 Hae ei-H za.ss asas ,.aa
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The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Children in Pain

.ls. aS 6a otlleT lIllfiref wao ar suffering rom hunger. Slj1.i t.1e eauSe .. asI babies Wilo er ard ale treated .oy sick Hess. af.er they really are suffer lng ITan hunger. This l, saus- = 4saa their food not being a.- S.fl5 atea buJ dev0ured iz wora1S. ! dose, u. N White, Cream
 H. Cau>e s3efa tU aea> suL and begin te thrive - orr Give it q triaa Sod b4 a. = o~rbey.
 When men say .oar faults taey usually mean yours.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

>a, !. iir dae2 not ~tan
 second term t governor ast sherg all szzz.. l1.ss-> wa vi Peahaa faa
 aent among t4s=~ azr Attorney [, ae-a. K.rhy Pro. ] IL lime mon. r@->aperit.te.ls.eeit ic instruction. .As.ie7 ffaa,ter. Sp.aE- erot theHoa>a of RaPfe5aas 8tfF5~. John Moor, president. t..e Senate, aal possibly Geo. Daaa- 1.seg, th= nal wi4a las ,.
 fight aga5fi@t ftia ,5ta commissioner, aid contractors.
 I'll stop Your pain ire. To slow YOU tir>t-5etore YOU spend penny what uy Pink Pain Tablets saa do. VII mai 1ou free package oi them D-. Shoop'S IeaadaeIe Tablets. Nearale.a. 1eada= le tootlIaclle. period pains. etF..#are due alou to blood congestion. Dr. Shops Headache Tablets Xiii pain bv coaNing away the unnatural blood pressure. That X a-l. Address Dr. Shoop. Racine. Wis. Sold by ". c. Owubey.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Bank at Springtown.

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 95s.sgsa e na.e~ northeast a#~ 5..a o-sa 2a.au II -tH.tHf7 aaiG' The G.- .-- .fiaz- a--s=5zS eIz,fi1ls-. president M. >2a. ssse president Il. S.att. serstar}. as ta@Hfie-. F. D. Baker and l. N. Leach Ha3t ?. tae eap.tal .31a.
 TAe bank Nil be ofe,-gs. n \ Aas,en's store on August and VII remain there until the aee bank building < erected. It viii o- two story briek. 5oNs0, and work < to eoniaelee at once.
 his bank vi open in q rich eommanit9 and with good pros poets Tor iars. business.
 t aow> set-iqity through LOAF se}a,. does the work i Yoa ar wasting away take Hollister's Re5kF Mountain Tea 55 cents, tea or tablets. NeI- son X Searey
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

A. l.. N1l CT. SDr Os8..l.lel .>an XS. NL Eeat aisIi.l1. . t.itt.e, zg5ES
 A 2uctIor gGT VI DT.E IT. EJIr dIf.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
From Hestyille l. I. Democrat.

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 Tae .oea organization z Pres5yte-.an> are making aa e.- .o-t . ra5>e .91d> with Wh.ea D e-e= ss.aaa 5.i--e-..l 33rs.- ss...ls. s;fi- t..trz 6.:-zs t1e >s.a- ale
 aa--.s 9.1a-s..t.sl-' a.te a..z a: E.s-aaf 9p-g,, arrived 7 town a,e >s.4-da 5a- v.>.. Ea = F. B#a and witc. 9.,s-s- nan ret.s--ss ..iom= Af5si5s h.s wife aif. stay e,tE..s 5o- a week or two. Air>. oPaza:7af. ls tt1e adopted daughter o -. ard Mrs. [. II. Bryant
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

Ed. James ana Willie Davis. two young men about l7 years or age, we're arrested short dis tance east af Rogers. 5a Friday last, and placed ii the county jail at thiS place, charged with stealing tao horses belonging to Willis Davis and John G3'etrap, of Braggs. f. Beut9Hsllle Democrat.
 Larry 0'Seal. Who was recent ly arrested Il Bsatonviilc and taken back to the Kansas peui- tentiary for violating his parole
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

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INDIANS FOND OF BILLIARDS.
Their Favorite Dish-Tme Of Feast
ing and Dancing.

From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Kiowa. Comanche and Cheyenne
tribes In southwestern Oklahoma consider
dog meat better eating than any other
meat.
When the kiowas have a feast dog meat
is given the first place as a special honor
to the invited guests When the guest hap
pens to be a white man. he dares not re-
preserve his friendship with the red man.
Many paleface has thus been compelled
to eat dog meat or lose his Indian friends
good will. and as a result comes away with
a longing to again taste the toothsome
meat Few white men in Oklahoma who
have eaten dog meat will say that 1t is not
good.
Here In Mountain View most any day
1t Is common to see neatly dressed Kiowas
riding into town in the finest equipages
that money can buy. They principally
hanging in neat braids down their backs or
plated with bright strips of muslin gaudy
blue. red and yellow intermingled with
white The Squaws carry the Indian babes
in cradles or 'pontkas" strapped on their
backs, and go about the streets apparently
not the least hampered by their burdens.
The young bucks are fond of playing bill
lizards, but seldom are seen in the bowling
alleys. presumably because billiards to the
average young Indian requires less exertion.
At night not an Indian is seen on the
streets or in the places of amusement They
return to the reservation before sund Dwu.
March Is is the day they are paid off by
the government This is followed by feast
ing and dancing till the money is all spent.
Their credit Is good at the stores and they
are always prompt to pay off their debts on
receiving their money from Uncle Sam.
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A GLAZING Harum-Scarum."

From London 7. P.'s Weekly.
One is fascinated by John Mytton largely
because one Is so unlike hm-as an ex-
emplar he is out of reach What could
be less like the daily routine Of journalist
and hack than this blazing harum-scarum.
who thought SO little of money that he
could be traced in his morning walks by
dropped bundles of bank notes; who fought
dogs with his teeth. on equal terms. and
won; who drank six bottles of port daily.
the first while shaving: who spent El0,vOO
in getting into parliament, and Occupied his
seat only half an hour; who consented to
go to oxford only on condition that he was
never asked to open book; who jumped
tollgates in his gig; who owned and hunted
two packs. and once came In ut the death.
after many hours riding, with three broken
ribs; who set spring trap for his chaplain.
and thought the frolic amply atoned for
by bottle of Madeira who thrashed all
who offended him. and afterward gave
them a guinea; and who when some kind
of compromise was offered him by his law
yer which would save estate from the
hammer and produce him an income of
f6,OO0 year. remarked, II wouldn't give
d to live on f6,0O0 a year. Surely If
unlikelihood of imitation is a measure of
admira ton Gas il is), here is hero, indeed
for quill driver who must keep office
hours!
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FOR RENT-NO. 73s Sd ST. NV. 10 ROOMS
and bath; plumbing: porcelain tub. etc. !;
In perfect order key next door. See owner. 2l3
ID : 1y1-3ts
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The Rock of Principle.
Manchester Guardian.

What we most need-what all Christians
today need-is firm basis Of principle upon
which, as upon a rock, We may build with
assurance that no WEAKNESS no Impotence
with external accidents. no uprising of
It.
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SuRuRRAN PROPERTY.


Z unes It. Soc St. $l.oo. 1 wk.. $2sa mo-. $40.
FOR sALBENEw CORNER HOUSE; ALL MOD
ern improvements; rooms with reception nall:
asae sse' large
IT.. eth and Sheridan sts NV, North Bright
ing Va. 1t Is 500 feet higher than washineton
i is on two lines Of railroad. The Bluemont
nssan and Fans eeetrc ine
rect through the property; an ideal location Tor
RUFF or
81, l00-NEW COTTAGE AND NEARLY AN ACRE
cent view Of city and river; excellent neigh
e cfThscd s Muir n1i c5 isss 0r ave
If YOU ARE CONTEMPLATING An INVEST
ment in real estate and have studied the pres
realty situation, and would profit by the ex-
M arrive t esan ee
The best place to buy is in the northwest sec,
sH II # s' Il asss ns Of
are investing along the line OF Competent ave-,
nes are increasing faster along this Section than
any other part a d Of the e city, city, p.pK
Offers the best investment in this section. Grano.
lithic sidewalks water, sewers, gas. broad
ssr and s,t sas aG nsv
We will send statesmen in automobiles to
shsW tss s 1 and on in ss
will reap from $50 to 200 per cent on your In
vestment. Delays are dangerous. DO IL now
and lay the foundation of fortune. $3.50
THE NORTH WEST WASHINGTON IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY.
EASIiEY & HILL, Inc, Exclusive Agents:
411-4I2 Munsey Bldg. Phone NJ. 1881.
d. r. BOWMAN. Sales Manager.
FOR sALE-vALUABLE PROPERTY. WITHIN
half mile OF ingleside on the c. F. and o. d..
X. R.. containing 10 acres; 10 cleared: 10
house: barn 25x40; necessary outbntidings; plenty
OF fruit; near school. church and store; price,
$4,000; on easy terms; this farm is well water;
ed: house located on a high eleyatfon; about D
miles from Washington; nice view Of the Monu-
ment. This property was owned by Cen John
S. CrOcker and Is offered for sale to settle ms
estate. ]. F. JERMAN, Fairfax, Va. ty1-3t'
FOR SALE-NICELY LOCATED IN THE TOWN OF
Vienna. IL miles from Washington; half acre:
Groom house, with porches; well at the door;
house in good condition. newly, papered and
painted: half square from the electric station
price. 81 800. real easy terms; II sold right
away Will include nice Jersey COW and so white
leghorn hens; will make nice home for an
offceholder. VIII be a good investment for any
j. r. JERMAN,
jy7-3t" Vienna, Va.
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FOR sALE-.SECOND-HAND UPRIGHT PIANOS
at sacrificing prices; Stier, Steinway Miller,
Knabe. Chickering Emerson, Hardman, Brad.
bury, Webster. Crown. Jacob Bros. Marshall &
Pianos As low as SIS; on easy terms, II desired
CHAS. n. STIEFF
o2l l1th st. n
]. c. CONLIFF. Manager. je22-a
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TENTS OF ALL KINDS -
AT LOW PRICES
CAMP TABLES, COTS AND CAMPING SUP
PLIES OF ALL KINDS.
s. BENSINGER & CO.. 18TH b NV.
je2Y-3Ot
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SPECIAL AT.rPNTION GIVEN TO CHURCHES
societies. orgar,ss !inns lawn parties and pcnics
for ice cream and sherbets; purity guaranteed.
ROSENFELD'S. S12 St Ne; phone East 1909.
1e2l -90t,4
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FOR SALE-HOUSES,

FOR sALE-I NEED MONEY AND Will, SELL
my 8 new brick houses near 18th and Columbia
ss.jG4 !s e;
FO9 sALE-2O FEET FRONT-FINE NEW CO.
.gss nest: Tb 'is Fl 1T y,
HEAT; strikingiy Ane architecture; only 81, 30
VIE s;is' e sfas. DasrEL eos COS 18th.
Fo1 sALE-FINE E. CAPITOL ST HOME: ABB
fGtgFeiy HE% sSo@s flout oni;
1885, II ssy 'f DA MI eos 18Th
FOR sALE-,s, 900 ASKED; A BARGAIN; A
ROOMS ON FLOORS; SIDE AND REAR AL
HoT To Nav "a 9SRD asb 81
CARS. CHAS. A. SHIELDS. 1405 ST. NV.
1y5-3t
FOR sALE-A ROYALTY FINE HOME: WELL
located near N. Cap. and r SITS. bay window
WATER HEAT; splendid bargain at S4.s5O lpart
W Will SaEsD GIBBS DANIEL. COB Il COS 1sth
FOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL HOMES ON "coLUM-
baths; NV heat: hardwood finish; alley; south
ern eSgosqse o Save commission n by addressing
FOR sAuLE-NEw; go AND s24 HARVARD ST;
porches; $3.50; good terms; two on same street,
$500; by owner; open all day. 3ys-6t'
FOR SALE
1889 Calvert ST., Washington Heights: beau
tiful 11-room house, rooms and hall on list
floor; tiled baths; hot-water heat: in first
class condition Apply to OWNER 1884 SD
ct. NV te2l-n
FOR SALE
Extraordinary Extraordinary
TO COLORED PURCHASERS.
Cheapest house in Washington.
On very easy terms.
Three, STORY, brick; 70 tt wide; on lot 100 It:
deep to alley; 10 fine rooms and bath; west Of
14th st. and north Of Q.
Cost $4,000; reduced to 81, $50.
great bargain.
Small cash payment. balance monthly:
Write at Address Box 60, Star office.
Jy3-6t
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AUL CO., TTH 4 = NV.
1921 10th re. Or. b. .25. so
$500 B'wood av.7,sto25. 81
632 O ne. Or, b. .S.5 SO
G39 Fla av pw Or, b. 1856
1927 s NV, Sr, b. rs. so
1893 9th NV. Sr, b. % so
1121 Sth NV. sr. w..20.5O
33S 18th Sc. Or. b.. 20. so
1882 5th nw.6.w(coD20.5 90
lS4l 9Th NV, Or. b. 20. 50
500 It'll ne, store. ..18.00
50I 4 ne. Or, b. ...l7.50
80 Myrtle ne. Or. b..l8.5O
Z ! N Sc, Or. b 40
243O 4th ne, or. :. 1900
420 NJ st. Sc. Or, w..12.0
432 N NV. store. :. IL. 90
2039 Gale NJ tcoD .6r12.3)
203i 7th NV. sto, 2r.12.O0
Rear 1923 T st NV.
I stable. gas and W. 10. 90
616 La ave. basement.
! 2I1o ..........-- 1000
1 Bellevue ct.5rtcoD g. 90
Cottage Hin ne. 5r. .7.50
E.. new and modern
etc. 200 90
large stable. .......ie.O3
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FOR RENT-TO COLORED TENANTS
$2T.jO. SIS Spruce NV. r. and b.
So 80. lexington. near 4th and T ne. r. & b
. CoLLINSGUERRY. co. 621 18th NV.
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-08-08
WALKS AROUND THE WORLD.
Mossl Says He's Escaped From Lions
and the Russians.

Los Angeles, Cal.-Henri Vincent
Mossl, a doughty little Frenchman,
carrying double barreled shotgun, a
belt full OF shells, and attired in a
fantastic walking suit, sauntered into
Santa Barbara the other afternoon. He
said that he was member of The
Touring club of France and that, with
other tourists, representing that or
ganization and the Sportsman's club
of England, he had started in a walk
ing competition to tour the world,
without cent of money and with
absolutely no hope of getting any ex-
cept by earning it en- route.
Mossi has toured through Europe,
Asia, Africa and other parts of the
world, and is now on his way across
the United States with something like
eight months in which to complete his
journey and win a wager Of SIC, 900, he
says, Death and cold feet have
eliminated from the contest all but the
plucky Frenchman and an English,
man named George Mess, who, the
visitor stated, was somewhere in the
East Indies, and far behind in the
unique race for a fortune.A The event
started June Il, 1904.
Mossi has faced death several times
Once, when an African lion treed him /;
again when captured by Chinese
pirates; third time when arrested
as a Japanese spy in Russia, where he
spent As days in prison, finally being
released; and lastly when a tiger
trailed him in Indo-China.
M. Mossi bears an album filed with
the seals and signatures OF rulers and
potentates all over the world, which
are evidence of his passage through
these countries. He expects to start
for Washington after a few days
where he hopes to obtain recognition
from President Roosevelt.