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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-21

Set iiber so SSabren

idon tpurbe @rs. 8insIotp's Sootb-
ing-Sprlp BON Miuionen bon geiits
tern beim 3a6nen Der &inOer ange-
tpenoet. 8irIt Oh i'm S6lofe blir6
Dos S6reien zines &inoes geitort,
oos i'm 3obnen lit uno Dor S6meraen
peint2 @enn 10, loiie iofort cine
SIoI6e bon nWfrs. @inslop's Sootb-
ing-SDrrp" boIen. Setn @ert lit
unbe3abIbor. gs miro Dem fIeinen
2eioenoen iofort 2tnoerltng berf6af-
fen. @erloBt eu6 oarauf, 0fiitter,
es iit fein 8tpeifel oariiber. @s beilt
0iarrboe, reguIiert oeu Meagen uno
Ole geieren beIeitigt 8in0-8olif, er-
mei6t ben @aumerL berbinoert Gnt.
8iinoung uno ItGrft bas gon3e Sp.
item. oMrs. 8inslotp's Sootbing
Sprup" fir 5abnenOe &in0er lit an.
genebm i'm @eI6mad; Oas 9fe5ept
Itantmt bon einem Ser 6eIten tueiblt-
den aer3te in oen Ser. Staaten. IS
lit BEL alien 9rugoiiten in Der gan8en
g8eIt su boben. greis 25 Gents per
5Ioide. aouft ni9ts anoeres ols
gW1rs. @insIop's Sootbtng Sprltp. "
@orantiert unter Der Soo6 ano
Drugs g(fte, 80. SUM- 1906, Serial
gtummer 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-21

iiber oie Dor 8tpei Sobren erfolete
@rmorbung 2uella Weltelers rno
4lma SteingelpegS in Ser geabe BON
Cincinnati 5u lpiiIerl perbaftet NOR
Sen. Die ertpdbnten 09ao6en lpuroen
n1ittellt Grniirgens getotet, na6oem
ser ooer Die @eoroer iie on Sprin9
@rope 9lpe. ongegriffen botten. 8eioe
8erbre6en tpuroen 5lt peri6ieoenen
3eiten periibt, ober Die Goli5ei ner-
nlltet, oaB iie BON elm lno oerielben
8erInn begangen muroen.
GENERALIZATION Der SSornes=
toipner 4usitellung Barr, bot Dem
9ireftorilun feline &eiignation einge-
rei6t ul1o ietne Sanolung oantit be-
eriinbet, baB ct erffarte, oaB, als er
btes Irnt iibernabm, er it6 abiolrte
Mo6tponfommerbeit erbeten babe,
bo gu oieier 3eit Die 9lusItelung om
&anoe bes 8onfrotts 9etpeIen lei.
9ieie Mo6t lei ibm peripro6en ober
in letter 3eit itift gepabrt iporben,
ionbern Ser 8rGiioent Der 4usitellung
babe olIe geielli6aftliden Sunftionen
uil1rpiert. Da unter oieien l1nitdn=
oen Die gtuslteQung our6 perntiuoerte
Srequen5 leioen ntiiiie, 5iebt Serr
Barr es por, 5uriid5utreter, um Der
geronttportlihfeit fir iol6e 3uitanoe
aus Dem @ege 81 geben.
SSn Der 9fabe bon &norpille,
senng itarb in einem 5dlafmaaen
8. u. @ros, elm befatnter @opofot
aus 2ouispille.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-21
Grunbetsentmms ltebertrasnasen.

She San 9[ntonio Steal @1tate Snbeitz
ment Company an G6as. Simmang it,,
@ruuoftiid IN Der Sblban Bart gl0bition;
$100
@6as. 6. Wailer an g6as. geder,
@runoItiid an Der 8orter Strabe; $3.50
02arp 9. 9ernopn an emilia sSenede,
@runoltiid an Der Simpion StraBe;
$3.50.
6. e. @ulfe an g. 8. Quinn, illn.,
@rlrnoitiid i'm neuen gitb 8lod 1888;
$4,000
gs. 8. 0fban unb ssrau an s. g. @uz
ben, @r1noftiid an Der Wittman Strabe;
$64856.
Sranf groo uno Srau an SEQ S. graz
ben, @runDitiid an Der Gsarita Gbenl!e;
S. $. 02c@e6ee uno S. 6. @aott6eps
an 9enrp 6. Selbmau, @rllnoitiid I'M
neuen @itD &lod 1908; $2250.
q. $. 3ac Sarg nnb Srau an Srau
9. bon 8pid]ebtp, @rllnbftiif in 8eo
@aberids erite gt6bition; $1,000
@0paro 9eder an 8. g. Gorrington,
@rltnoitiid an Der Oft 8arf Gpe.; $5300
SoIep6 Wtarth an @bfparo 9flbnte illt1,
@rltnoitiid on Der gde Der Seller iluo
Otortb Ctr; $3.50.
@6as. Mar ltbI uub Srau an sSeroiz
nauo 9fies unb Sral1, @runoitiid an Der
@de Der 0fi00le ilno &nnce Ctr; $1,000.
g(ugitit Simbureer an 6. S9ompfon,
@rltn6itiif an Der @ra1fon Ctr; $3.50.
@nlil Steal on $. S. q. @oers, 80
glder 2ano; $4,000.
81. q. glrtbur an George &oerner,
@ruubltid an Der @1ulberr6 Mpe., 2allz
rel @eigbts; $1125.
2ena sc. 2inf an Sobn 9. Sipple,
8rllnbitiid in Sout6 oeigbts; So.
6u9o @biibe nuo SSsralt an Conn 8aI@
ienber9, @run6itiid an Ser 0larnionb
StraBe, Gait @u0 9lo6ition; sos Ii. q.
9ta6laB bon 9. e. 9foie on 9r. q.
Burg, grunoitild OH Der Bomber Souie
StraBe; $500
9l6tn @eibeG an g8. g. 8uB rnS q.
3, 2otprb, Grltnoitiid an Der Sdpes Ctr. !;
| 81 H. q.
9eter g. 96feen uuo Srau an 6. 6.
&hrmpp, @runoitiid an Der Gait Quineh
StraBe; $2500
@eorge g. 9Glt9elt an @ltoinslabo 8orz
re9o. 800 Nder 2ouo; $40 Ii. q.
German @, WtiiIler an g8iQiam g..
02iiQer, @rltnbitiid an Ser @de Ser Gun
ia CLARA lub Sort6 Str; $780,
8. N( Manbaro on 8etridlz zSmtr
2um6er 60, @runbItitd an Der Qomor
StraBe; $4,000,
Alma a. Wlruber, @ormlno fir bie
@lu1lber' I1en Minorennen, Anteil an
@rlmoitiid i'll 2aurel Soeig6ts; S166. SO.
grnelt mO WarD 3iegen6ala an So.
g. aelleb, 3la ader Qoub; $175O.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-21
Ct. sonis & san Sransisso easn.

gsa6 Sort Smith, @prtnefieIb, ct. 2outs, &ar>
faS gitb. Gbtcaeo (S & 8. 81. 9epot)
-. $50 abenos
antRuft.
Bon ct. 2ouis, @anfas Gitb, @arts, gbicaeo
-. 1910 n1orgenS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-21
@iienbabn= JaDrpIan,
g. M. & u, 0. 8n,n

~Sao1 grodet"<8 mad Souitott, gaIbeTton
Beaumont ui1o Orange 9tbfabrt 8 llbr obenos
antunft 755 moreens
9a9 &errebiI1e. 2tbfabrt $50 moreens, @rt.
funft bort t1,3O. 4bfabrt bon aerrbiue llbr
na6mttta9s, @ntnnft In @an Qntonio 75C
abenbs. &nr Gamfta9S mad &errbile: 1lbr
na9mitta9s. &iGIabrt bon bart Montaes g., j
moreers, afnfnnft in Gan 9tntonio $50 NOR.
gems
Ra9 guero, goatunt Spufton, @aIoeftpn
Siboings, &odbaIe, Cameron uno @oco, 9lb.
fa6rt 8.45 bormittags, 9lntrnft 119r moreens
gfa9 8eebiIle, Corpus gbrtftt, 9tItce, 0eatbis
aranfas 9aB, &odport, st6fabrt 1.5o nn6.
m..turs nno 8 115r abenbs. 9tnfunft 7.55
morgens unb 1.50 natbmittaes.
gta9 SaIfurtas, gbfabrt ubr abenbs, 9tn
fltnft 7.55 morgens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-21
Setlenbc geriibrnne

tit Die geriibrung nit 8udIen's ST.
niea-5albe. Die glidli6e 3uianlmen.
iebung bon Mrnicablumen unb beilen-
Dem 8aliarn. @eilt Die alteiten @url.
oen ooer @ei9piire. 4biolute &ur
Be- 8ranb-, 8riib. u1o 51tiitttpun-
oen ooer SGnnorrboioen. @orantiert
ben @oolpb 9reiB uno st. Gobn &
So. 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-21
Eeras a 8.


StroBe Die nod tparlne 2ei1e zines
neiBen Wannes BON ungefdbr So
Sabren gefunben. Der Manrt, Ser
Die &leioung zines 9lrbeiters trug,
NOR ani6eineno pergiftet iporoen.
3fDei geegerinnen iino in 8erbinoung
init Der @ngelegenbeit feltgenommen.
SSn gleburne puroe Elm 5tpoIf-
iabrieer S9uliunee 0amens @alter
'gallomaD bon einem gfei1altrigen
S6ulfomeraoen auf Dem Seimpege
bon Der S6uIe NIT einem Sai1en-
meIier ongegriffen nnb 10 i6limm
8u9eri6tet, oaB groBe @efabr fir iein
2eben borbanoen iii. Ser Meiierbelo
lit perbaftet.
Die @rono SSurp in 9eolt-
mont bat geeen Srau @lla Gorlin Die
Inflage erboben, ibren @otten sas.
garlin ermorbet 5u boben. sSones
GarIin Der DeputD Mari6an in
Sort Mrt6ur NOR, ipuroe an1 9. Sep=
tember bon feiner SSrau erldoiIen,
gerabe als er in iein Sous treten
mollte Die 6rou bebauptete, Die Si-
ltole, Die iie in Der &ono bielt, babe
iih 5lfallig entlaoen.
3pei jltnge Wfdnner aus Der
@egeno bon Saaettsoille 9eomens
Soc &effernif uno 8erfp Moore bo-
ben eingeItonoen, in Colorado uno
in 2abaca gountp cine 9ln5abI Bfer=
oe-Diebitdble ousgefiibrt 5u baben.
ss55n Souiton lit felt Sabren elm
Bro5eB i'm @onge, ben ein getpiier
Sarmon gegefi einen Wonn 9olnens
goof peeen eines &albes fiibrt. Die
Bro5eBfoiten betragen iebt i9on
$400, oos &alb bate ieiner5eit Ell
men @ert BON 5ebn Dollars.
SSn Der .0abe bon Soils, elmer
Nniie0lung in Der @egeno bon Bel
ton, mill man Del ei1toedt boben.
Cine peitere munoerbore glus-
legung bat oas neue 4nti-YaBs Sc
ies gefunoen. @enn Elm Mann bel
elmer @iienbabn angeIteat 1T, 10 bai
er nod Dem neuen @eiebe freie Sabrt
auf Der betreffenoen 8abn; ftirbt Der
Wann aber, oann nluB fir ben
transport ieiner 2ei1e be5ablt tper.
| ben, oa nit ieinen Sooe iein 3uee.
boriefeitsoerbdltnis 5u Der 9abn
| aufborte.
Ssln @ep1droun oes 8abn.
bots in Commerce pur0e Die 2eibt
oes Baggage Maiter" s. q. @c.
Ioants BON Der Cotton 8elt 8abn ge-
flln6en. Der Mann mar un3ipeifel.
baft ernloroet iporoerb oo6 feblt ie.
Der @nbalt fir ben Cater.
Inter eigentiimli6en lltnftGn
ben bat in Der g1dbe bon 8rosper
einem fleinen Srte in Collin Goun
tb, elm iunger Wanm 0anens Sui
ton Me@lbonnon Sel6Itnoro ge
gangen. Der jun9e Wanm oeIien So
mile in 9rosper nobnt, botte lid
| elm Sabr lang in Banana oufgebol
ten uno febrte iebt nod @ouie 5u
rid. gr befano iib i'm gobnpager
uno unterbielt li6 NIT mebreret
@itreiienoen. 9tls Der 3ug iif Iei
nen Seimotorte ndberte, 5og el
plobli6 Elm 6ldi6den nit @orbol
I6ure berous lino tranf es aus. 81
bro6 5nfommen uno itarb glei9 nod
oem Ser Bug in 8rosper on9etom
linen mar. eSn einem 9rief an leiner
s9ruoer, ben man BET ibn fano, lag
te er. es iei notipenoig geipeien oof
| er Ii6 oas 9eben nebme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-21
.WIIer1ei

@ie aus Der 9(naeige erii6tlid,
lit Die 8 ottIieb 2iquor 6 o.
oie gta6fol9erin Ser Son 9(ntonio
Siquor @ontponp. 9ie nene sSirn1a
bot ein groBes 2ager bon feinen alten
@biSftes, 2iforen, einbeitniIdben uno
importierten @einen 1tno @botnpog=
ner etc, 9lqe 9luftrdge merOen nit
Sor9folt ausgefiibrt.
gnolt6 bat ii6 berausqeItellt,
oaB Der 0eann ser Dor mebreren So
gen on Der 5rieori6sburger 2ano=
itraBe ltm9ebro6t tDuroe, ser Siibner=
bdnoler 8. 8. @acMid1e NOR, Der ol-
lein in 9eo. 219 9tnftin Str. pobnte.
Ser 8eriiber Ser Sat iit nod nidt
ern1tttelt tporoen.
linn Iltnge 2eute on3uregen, IN
ote Ofartne ein5lltreten lit Der @erbe=
Sffi5ier ouf 0en Blau perfoQen, on
ben Ibenoen oes 26., 81. uno %.
September auf Dem 9lan1o Ma8a be-
tpegli6e 8iloer uno itereoifopii6e
9lnli6ten 5lt 5eigen nit @rlduterun=
gel1 mel6e oaA 2e6en m1f einern
ariegSidiff iluitrieren.
= Die n2aip ano Sroer Societp"
bon San 9lntonio gebt ge9en one
@irte Dor, Die nod feline 2i5ens err
longt boben. 9ies lit oo6 bollig
itberfliiiiig in 9lnbetrodt ser 3ot=
iade, bob 0er Stoot ielbit nidbt tpeiB,
moran er lit lno Die 9eanlteil be-
miibt ltno, eiuen 3eitfoa gu i6offen,
I'm Die Situotion altf3ufldren.
Ser nit Dem 8altfontraftor gS.
q. @5ell abgei6loIene &ontraft fir
ben 9lnbm1 am So6i6uleebdlloe tit
5nriidge5ogen uno Elm neuer &ontroft
nit IS. s. Siebe fir 1854 onsge-
ferttgt moroen.
8ie iebr Die gergiftung nno
Der 9iebitabl BON ipertpollen Sunoen,
nomentli9 Sagobnnoen. INN iid ge=
griffen baben n1uB, eebt ooraus ber-
Dor, oaB iid % 8iirger 3u elmer Ser
ionnllltng einfanoen, Inn ii6 gum
3nede 0es S6ubes Ser Sunbe nno
geri6tliden 8erfolgung Der @unoe-
oiebe 81 organiiteren. 9lls 8ean1te
mnrOen erpablt: 9raiioent, E. 81.
5erlet; @i8e=9rafioeit, S. $. Bur
leion; SefretGr, Gbeiter 8. Serrel
Sdobmeiiter, s. 90. 6oro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-21
S. & g. %. Sabn.

9sab alien gorb>Gerasz zBunften -. .
......4 A. 1t6r un6 $50 born1ittaas.
ga@ Ct 2ouis, Mempbis uno bem Often
1926 ll6r na1nittdas.
gfa9 Weerifo i. :. 1920 11br bormtttags.
anfnnft.
Bon ct. 2ouis uno EN- Often $50 ntoreens
Son lofalen 8linften 1920 abenos.
8on ct. Qollis II. Dem Often, $50 ntorg.
@on 2areoo nnb Werifo :. t05 nad6m
Bon ct. Qouis. &anias. 9th 1870 nbos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-21
snnthern Naeifie gsahn.
Mbfanrt.

Abfngrf.
gaad6 Stem 0rIeans. 9ouiton uno @aIbefton,
tdgli9 -. 11.40 ulittags
uno -. 11.30 abeiios
gtad eagle 8aB, @I 8aio, Californian uno
Merifo >. 500 borntittaes II. $50 abenbs
Anfnmit.
Son Stem Orleans. Soufton uno GaIbefton,
tdaIib 7.35 norgen5
unb 49,. -. 600 nabmittags
Bon GG gafo, Californian unO Merifo :.
=. lilo horntittaes
uno 500 abeno5
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-21
scQs-6 -6fOtO= =@lemaecrie fommt 6ier6er

uno pro0u8iert fib am @ontag, Den
%. Septenlber. Ser Sag iollte gu
einen1 oagenneinen Seiertag gerno9t
meren oa am 8orr1littag Elm GROCER
ltm5ug itattfinoet. Damn folgt oie
gea6ntittoes -@orltellung, nod tpel6er
man Die @feroe5elte beiu9en l1no sic
berrli6en Siere beii6tigen fam. 9lae
gferoearten iino pertreten; es lit bies
cine mabre feroe-ausfteaun9. Ser
Gag miro Elm genltBrei6er iein fir
9Seben, Der enttpe0er Ser Na6rnittags=
oOer Der Misunderstanding beitpobnt,
uno es giebt Giele, Die 81 beioen 8or<
itelungen geben. Die Sets =Sloto=
&onbination mo6t iiberoa, ipobin iie
fonnt, Surore uno iie miro or6 in
San 9lntonio 9lufieben erregen. Ser
9eBt ben Sag nidt: Wtontaa ben 80.
Septetnber.
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0ietoria Sibifion, 9. 8. &s. u.
(0ulf Sbore.)

gta6 guero, gictoria, 8ort 2abaca. Corpus
gbriiti, 9ropnsbine, 0tio @ranbe, gitp,
goIiab. 8eeoiIIe, 8barton, BaIacies unb
9ouiton T-oO morgens
antnnft $50 abenos
Der Sam SouftOn' na9 guero, gtctoria,
8barton uno SouTton:
Ibfabrt 75o doeflos
4ntunft -. TOO nlorgenS
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0ad1 Brownsville.

Ser Bug ber eunfet @ietorta 9ibifton, 9lbs
fabrt 7.O5 moreeRs, matbt in SIacebo 8erbiu'
bune nit Der @uIf goaft 2ine fiir Corpus
gbriitt, aniunft bort 465 nabmittags, Mnfunft
in 9ropnsbiue 925 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-21
W. s & 8 Sab,t
Mhen hr%

gaa6 gaco, Sort g8ortb. SaIas, &anias gitb,
st. 2ouis uno gbicagO tdgIiG (9unfet
9epoD eco abenbs
2ofaIoue bia Smitbbtue =. 73O normitta9s
aIomo Special mad 9mitbbiue, 9oufton, Sal
pelIoH 1V.So upei1o9
Antnnft.
Bon @bicaeo, Ct. 2ouis, aanfas gitb, 9auas,
Sort g8ortb uno 2Saeo, tdeIt1 (Snnfet
9epoD ... 73O HIorgens
2oiaI5us bia Gulit5bine :. .... 9.o5 abenbs
gtIamo Spe8ial bon suit6piue, Soufton, Sal
beiton :. 6.25 mor9ens
The Monticellonian., 1907-08-22
AFFLICTED ONLY AT TIMES.
Good Reason for Capt. Bascomb's In.
 termittent Hearing.

When Capt. Bascomb had left his cid friend. Capt. Semers, and the new school teacher sitting on the south porch, and lad disappeared down the road. the young woman spoke of him with some curiosity.
 I understand from Mrs. Bascomb that her husband was very deaf, al most stone-deaf.' she told me, I'm sure said the school teacher But he seemed 10 hear all we said with perfect ease"
 Capt Somers leaned toward her and spoke in low, cautious tone al though tLere was no eayesdropper to hear him.
 Don't let Mis- Bascomb know it, i" he said, hurriedly. He dees seem to hear pretty well when she ain't round, but none ot us folks ever let on to her. She's a good woman as ever lived, but most tremendous boaser and an everlastin' talker. An we all think that Gersh Bascomb be- gun to realize ten years ago that if he didn't want to be harried right off'n the face O the earth. the thing for him to do was to grow deef, gradual but steady-an' hes done it, to all intents an purposes, ma'am!" - Youths Companion.
The Monticellonian., 1907-08-22
GOVERNMENT IS UNPAID
Management of Jamestown Exposition
 Has Not Eemitted.

Washington. Aug.-Unless the man. agement of the Jamestown exposition promptly makes it's promised pay. ments on the loan of sl l.0oe.000 ad- vaneed by Congress, the Treasury De partment will take charge and coL lect the gate receipts John T. Ed wards. assistant secretary Of the treasury Is now al Jamestown for the purpose of serving this notice upon the exposition people.
 The first payments Of 40 per cent Of gross receipts was due on July I. but Secretary CorteIyou extended the time until July 5f. Other pay. ments were to be made at the rate of sf0o.600 every 15 days. commencing August l. Not a dollar has been re- turned 10 the government, although the payments are overdue.
 Secretary Cortelyou was favorablg impressed with the exposition when he visited it early in July. and felt disposed 10 give the management a fair opportunity 10 make good. But the imiit of federal forbearanee has been reached.
The Monticellonian., 1907-08-22
EmnIoxers, Association.

New York, Aug.-Delegates from ] { employers associations in the United States will meet here to form q gen eral federation of organizations of em ployers. James w Van Cleaye of St Louis. president fthe National As sociation of Manufacturers, will pre- side al Tuesdays meeting. More thar 75 per cent of the national organiza tions of employers have responded tt the call to form federation, said Mir Van Cleaye, and We expect others te come in later. Specifically, our pur pose is to defend onr eemmons inter ests as employers and as public spir tied citizens against assault from any quarter There is not the faintesi shadow of truth in the report that the federations money and influence are to be used to crush labor unions"
The Monticellonian., 1907-08-22
CAME PRETTY FAST FOR PAT.
Al That, He Had Had Only What the
 Dector Ordered.

A Philadelphia physician says that not long ago lie was called to see an Irishman. and among other directions told him to take an ounce of whisky three times q day. \ day or so later he made another visit and found the man. while not so sick, undeniably drunk.
 How did this happen = the physi- clan demanded ef Pats wife, who WAS lowering about soliciteuslv.
 Sure, dochter, an 'tis just what yon ordered an nc moIe, that he had" she protested.
 T said enc ounce Of whisky three times a day; that could net make him drunk, the physician said. He has had much more than that
 "Divil a drop more, dechter. dear. ' she declared. Sure an oi didn't know just how much an ounce was so oi wint to the drug store an asked, an the lad-he's a broth of a bey. too-told ne that al ounce was l6 drams and Pat has had thim regular, an no more. ."-Harper's Weekly.
The Monticellonian., 1907-08-22
He Wac Not fo EIare.

Little Bartnoiomew's mother over heard him swearing like a mule driver. says the Cleveland Leader. He displayed a fiuency that overwhelmed her. She took him to task. explaining the wiekedness of profanity as well as it's vulgari;y. She asked him where he had learned all those dreadful words. Bartholomew announced that Cavert, one of his playmates, had taught him. Cayert's mother was stfaiehtway informed and GaveFt was brought to book. He vigorously de. nied having instructed Bartholomew, and neither threats nor tears could make his confess. Al last he burst out: T didn't tell Bartholomew any cuss words. Why should 1 know how to cuss any better than he does? Hasn't his father got an automobile, tuo?"
The Monticellonian., 1907-08-22
Would Convert Democrats.

Washington, Aug. 19.-Secretary Taft will have something interesting to say in his speech at Lexington Ky, next Thursday. He will discuss some of the questions embraced in his Columbus speech. but will also touch upon an entirely new subject. It is his intention to exhort Southern Dem oerats to come into the Republican fold. He will point how, according to his view. the Democrats of that sec tion are in many essential respects Republicans except in name and en- deavor to convince them that it would be to their advantage if they became Republicans in fact.
The Monticellonian., 1907-08-22
Architects sro closets.

An architect, says writer. com. plains that women have mania for closets and that when a woman is al lowed any liberty in the mater she changes his whole architectural rian in order to make room for them This, he says, makes him laughing stock among his fellow architects. This is very interesting, but why do architects make plans if net to make every effort themselves 10 secure eenvenienees2 A house may be arehiteetufally perfect and vet not fl to live in, and it certain. ly is net if there is not closet room enough
The Monticellonian., 1907-08-22
Liquor Consumption Increasing.

Washington. ug-GoYernment sta tistics show that the habits of the peo- pie of the United States are undergo ing no marked improvement. Not only did our people drink more spirituous and malt liquors last year than ever before in our history, and burn and chew more tobacco but the amount was all out Of proportion to the i'll. r crease in population. At the internal revenue bureau the receipts during the year which ended June 20, 1907 show that of beer there was consumed last year 5S, ,546,1I1 barrels of l gal. Ions each, an increase over the pre-
 vious year of S,S94,47i barrels, of I1G. G.S33 .220 gallons Of corn, rye and similar whiskies, 134 142,07 gallons paid the government tax, an increase for the year of l 1 ,40S,25 gallons, and of spirits made from apples, peaches
 grapes and other fruit the consump. tion was 1.993,GSS gallons, against 1,7St,643 the previous year. During the year 5,151. .S62. .130 cigars were made an increase over last year ot made, an increase over last year Of 3.7S3.26G.2l3. Last year the people Of this country ehewed and smoked 3G9,1S6, So3 pounds of tobacco, as against 254.915499 in the previous year. Cigarette smoking did not show a tendency to stop, as the increase for the year in the humber of cigar cites used was 5,665,537, the total number smoked was la.I59.22
The Monticellonian., 1907-08-22
Offer Asphalt Free.

Maskogee. I. T.. Aug.-J. c. Weich a merchant in Muskogee has offered Muskegee all the asphalt it will use for paving streets in the city, free of cost. MT Welch owns a large tract of and in tke Chickasaw nation on which there are beds of asphalt He proposes to mine this and turn it over to the city at the mines if the city will pave the streets with it.
The Monticellonian., 1907-08-22
Fhilippine Railway Deal.

New York. Aug-The Manila Rail Way. New Jersey corporation, has taken over the Manila and Dagupan, the only steam railroad now in opera ton in tte Philippine Islands. The existing line, which was opened some II years ago with English capital. runs about 120 mics from the out skirts of Manila to Dagupan, and also includes SS miles of branches. It is intended 10 extend the line g. miles further north and to build a number of branches.
The Monticellonian., 1907-08-22
Fresh EueI.

The scrap between the married cou- pie had died down to a few listless mutterings. and the canary bird in the cage was beginning to think about singing again. when she remarked, as a sort Of afterthought:
 At any rate, everybody in my fam fly thinks l am very intelligent
 @Yes, by the side of them you are,' be replied with a bitter snort.
 After this the scrap was renewed iub.lanlly.
The Monticellonian., 1907-08-22
A rnnntru fhsrueI-

The little fresh air boy was com fortably qua41ered in a farm house near the salt water for his summers outing, The first day he strolled down the read to the marshes and he stared in astoHishment at the eattails grow ing there Then turning around to a native Of the place who was accom- panying him he said: Gosh; l didn't know that sausages grow on sticks"
The Monticellonian., 1907-08-22
The eThree Mftkn1er,.

A man in a small western town bought a quart of milk and on arriv- ing home found il was adulterated with water The next day he posted bills in different sections of the town reading:
 T bought a quart of milk yesterday which 1 found to be adulterated. If the scoundrel will bring me another quart I'll not denonnce him"
 The next day he found three quart cans on his doorstep There were three daifymen in the town.-Judge' s Library.
The Monticellonian., 1907-08-22
President to ProvineetoWn.

Oyster Bay. Aug.-President Roose- velt started for Provineetown, Mass, Tuesday, to take part in Wednesdays anniversary celebration of the landing of the Pilgrims. The journey is being made on the government yacht May yacht just before II o'clock, and was greeted with salute of 21 guns. The Mayfiower is conveyed by the torpedo boats Worden and Hopkins, and the pre- sident is accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss Ethel and Quentin
The Monticellonian., 1907-08-22
Punishment hv Inches.

A Bergen tGenesee eounty) justice of tie peace has adopted an original scheme fer the dispensatfon of justice. Henry Meyer. 27 years old and seven feet two inches tall, was prisoner in his court for stealing four bags of oats. He was sentenced to 90 days in jail. one day for each inch of stature and enc for each bag.-Nunda lN. Y9 News
The Monticellonian., 1907-08-22

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