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The Washington times., 1907-04-21
VACCINATION PARTY
LATEST PARIS FAD
PrObhVlactiC Amusement.
Started by the DucheSse
d'HeronVille.

PARIS. April 20.-The latest fashion
able amusement in Paris is ''vaccina-
ZION teas" a lady moving in the high
esu circles of society, the Duchesse
d'HeronviIe. first started the fashion.
She issued a number of invitations for
5 o'clock tea. Music was provided by
a clever young harpist. As the duchesse
is a great favorite a number Of ladies'
accepted the invitation and came Ia
their new spring toilettes 10 take tea
with the "charmante duchesse.
The guests were ushered into the din
ing room, where a table was laid win
the usual elements which go TO make up
a Partisan '-5 o'clock" that is TO say,
a table covered with a costly cloth
edged with real Venetian lace and abb
solutely grooming under the weight OF
good things provided, which usually IN
cludes tea. coffee. chocolate, port wine
Madeira. and champagne, cakes, pastry,
biscuits, and sandwiches.
Just as the tea was in full swing.
smartly groomed gentleman appeared
and was greeted by the hostess as cher
Monsieur Ie docteur." and who was in
troduced BY the duChesse to her friends.
The conversation naturally turned upon
the recent smallpox scare. Then the
guests were startled by the announce
rnent of the duchesse that she had
specially invited the doctor that her
friends. II they cared 10, could be vac
cInated at once as the doctor had
brought his tube of lympth with him.
At this there was a general chorus Of
protests from the ladies. ThereUpon the
doctor enlarged upon the terrible raw
ages which this disease made upon FEM
mime beauty, and was so softly per
suaslve that the ladies' objections were
overcome and they yielded, Then be-
gan a great rustic of silks and laees,
while dainty white arms were barred and
timid little shrieks filed the room.
When 1t vas all over many of the
ladies voted the surprise as absolutely
charming Indeed, SO great was it
voted a success that many Of the vac
cinated ladies followed suit and gave
vaccination teas of their own.
The Washington times., 1907-04-21
WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE CHIEF CITIES OF. EUROPE
WSCOUNT TURNOUR
WRITES A BOOK

LONDON, April 2o.-Viscount Turn
our the energetic young son Of the
Earl OF Winterton, who recently re-
turned from the United States. is being
angled after by many mothers Of eli
glbIe daughters.
lie is considered the most desirable
catch OF the season, not excepting
the Young Marquis of Anglesey. whose
distaste for society IS said to be height
ened by the wiles OF matchmaking
mammas
Lord TIrnour viii inherit vast estates
from his father. IS well as the title.
Some of the most valuable property Ia
the East End Of London belongs to hlrn-
He Is writing a book on the United
States--hot the usual half-baked produc-
ton of a hurried tourist, as he hastens
10 assure his friends. but a book OF per-
sonaI impressions. including some anus
ing incidents Of his stay ia New York.
He has described the American Eaetrop-
oils as the most wonderful city in
the world
The Washington times., 1907-04-21
DOGE'S WIFE MUMMY
FOUND IN OLD TOMB

BERLIN. April 20.-An interesting dis
Covery is reported from Venice. A short
time ago the family tomb of Doge An
tonic Nenier. who died just 400 years
ago. was opened In a costly coffin was
found the mummy of Felicia PetrOnilla.
wife Of the Doge and famous for her
beauty The body is In a state of per
feet preservation and held in its hand a
stilettO of the finest Damascus steel
Antonio Nernier was the Venetian
Doge whose chief claim to fame is the
fact that me killed his own son because
lie became the lover of a noble Venetian
matron, and proclaimed the fact TO the
whole city by mailing a pair OF horns
above the entrance door TO the betrayed
husband house.
The Washington times., 1907-04-21
ABOLISH TUNNELS
ON BATTLESHIPS
Guns Can Be Trained in
Any Direction az Same
Time.

LONDON, April 2O.-The battleship OF
The future will have no tunnels and VIII
be propelled by gas engines This was
the prophecy of James Mckenzie. men,
Der of the Institution of Naval Archi-
tects, in d paper read before that body
The absence of tunnels viii add great
" TO the ships gun power, since here
will be no obstruction in the way Of the
guns firing on either broadside. All the
guns viii be so mounted as to be aimed
in any direction, and the whole gun
power of the vessel can be directed at
once on a single target.
The use of gun engines, which wiz
make this possible by rendering tunnels
unnecessary, win also add To the yes
sells speed The great shipbuilding
company, Vickers-NIaxIm, OF Newcastle
have perfected system of gas engines
for prOpeliing ships, and a Ras-driYen
warship has actually oeeu designed
The SutuTe Oattleship viii be of mod
crate size. but more formidable than
the DreadnOUght. She will have ten
guns, which can all be fired on either
brOadside.
The Washington times., 1907-04-21

Although before he died the lieutenant
colonel acknowledge that be was re-
sponsible for the accident, the Civil
Tribunal has condemned the chauffeur,
Bralssie, IN the employ Of Comte de
Noiles 10 pay 10000 francs 10 Madame
Croiset aid her children
This judgment which is not unlikely
10 be reversed on appeal. has Ia spite OF
It's Injustice, not aroused such protests
in the automobile world as might have
been expected. but has on the contrary,
been met with considerable applause for
that large portion Of the community
who are always at the mercy Of the i'm
prudence and careiessness Of chauf-
feurs
It viii have this good effect to sober a
little those think they can tear about
the country at their viii regardless Of
the safety Of others
Copyright, 1867, By ". r. Hssrst.}
The Washington times., 1907-04-21
LADY GORDON LENNOX
GOES INTO TRADE

LYNDON, April 20.-Iady Algernon
Gordon-Lennox is the latest society
woman to go into trade" She is about
10 establish fruit bottling factory at
Broughton Castle. OzfOrdshire, where
She grows a large amount of fruit
Lady Algernon put up a small amount
II fruit last autumn, and there was such
4 demand for it that she has decided to
build large plant and employ a num-
Der Of persons residing on her estates.
The Oxfordshire fruit growers have
promised to patronize the concern Lady
AlgernOn not only manages the enter
prise herself. but is taking lessons in
The expert treatment of fruit for the
market. and VIII supervise every proc
sss, from picking to the actual sealing
of the Bottles. She is lady of the manor
Of Br0ughton, and the scheme will af-
FORD employment to many tenants.
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For Killing By Auto, 10000.

Last sumner, on August II. at Villers-
sur-Mer. the automobile Of Comte Eli de
Noaiiles eoliided with that Of I4euten-
ant Colonel Crolset, and the officer met
with z terrible death. Madame CroI-
set has Just brought an action 70
recover damages for herself and her
four children.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-08

McKeesport, Ja., June II, 1907.
Thos. 3. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
Dear Sir: | have tried to secure
copy or copies of the Jeffersonian
of Nov. 1, but the Office reports that
they have none. It seems that the
circulation must have been rather
confused at the start for I wanted all
back numbers when I subscribed. /
missed several Of them, though the
paper stated that they could supply
all. November l was among the miss
ing. [ am particularly anxious to
look over a copy of that issue as your
postal of April % says that full
page was devoted to our League. If
you could supply me with one I would
be very grateful. Or if you could
only loan it I will promptly return
the same.
We are getting a fine enrolment
of very able men. Many of the stall
wart leaders in the monetary reform
work of the past are enlisted in the
fight and the League principles seem
to grow in favor with study and con-
tinued investigation. We need to
have our project more fully brought
before the public. Could we not de-
pend upon you to give our League
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-08
.JEFFERSONIAN.

labor (and the observer understands
when he reads the papers what is
meant by desirable labor), and to
make it more popular they say to ere
place the shiftless niger"
AS to the negro, he can't be held
responsible Cor being here in this
white mans country, but we ought
to give him a country to himself
somewhere in the world, as we did
the Indians (only not take it away
from him if it proved to be valua-
ble), and let him work out his own
salvation.
Then let the government own and
operate the railroads, the telegraph,
the telephone, and exercise its func-
ton, of issuing plenty Of money, di-
rect to the people, and limit land
holdings to not more than two hun
dred acres to each head of a fam
lily; then few stringent laws against
combinations in restraint of trade.
laws that would put offenders in
prison with striped clothes on, then
I think these foreign immigration
agents would get out of a job, and
the foreign classes that come to our
shores might be some real benefit to
the country.
Respectfully,
j. w. STERN.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-08
Admission, Ala, July %, 1907.

-Ot
Ny Dear Mr.. Watson:
am reader of both of your pub
ications. While | read many other
papers and magazines, | get some of
the best thoughts from your weekly,
especially was pleased with your
editorial, "Why don't they plead
confscatory which appeared in the
issue of July 25. 1t brings out
thought that ought to be of much
concern to all citizens. But can't we
bring it down little nearer home
than the lumber manufacturers, and
ask why we farmers and wage earn
ers can't get out an injunction? We
really need an injunction. We farm
ers who can't pay off the MORTGAGE
and we wage earners who can't pay
current expenses of the family GER
rainly are having practiced upon us
confscatory methods. F" What /
would like to know is, what judges
shall we apply to for relief, and what
amendments to the constitution pro-
vide that we shall have net profits
upon our labor and farm produce?
But then, maybe we fellows who in
vest our "toil" are not investors cf
the class to whom the law guaran-
tees net profits. Mr.. Watson, is there
any chance for us fellows to get the
protection of the constitution to the
extent that we can have a reasonable
amount of the necessities and com
forts of this life, with "net profits" :"
enough to provide these in our old
days?
Hoping you the great success yor
so rightly deserve in your work as
an editor, I am,
Yours truly,
j. ROLAND TURNER.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-08
Spread, Ga, 6, Is, 1907.

Spread, Ga, d, 10, 1907.
Hon. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
Dear Sir: Yours Of few days
ago. Reduce the price Of the JEFF
fersonian; at all my spare time will
do my best to get everybody to sub
scribe for it. I am always ready to
help you in any way possible for me
to do. No man is prouder than I am
for the stand you have taken; besides,
/ know I am holding Office for the
stand I took for you. The banner
has never been lowered by me. Please
find enclosed three dollars for six
new subscribers. May God bless you
in all that you may do.
John Hughes, Spread, Ca, 5Oc.;
Joe E. Hall, Spread, Ca, 5Oc.;
W. H. Parrish, Spread, Ca, 5Oc.;
Stapleton & Denton, Spread, Ca,
5Oc.; T. F. Rhodes, Louisville, Ca,
RID, 5Oc.; Rev. L. s. Barrett,
Spread, Ga, 5Oc.; total, So. Check
to cover the above. Your friend,
j. E. HANNAH.
P. O., Spread, Ga.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-08
rAan TIM go IT II JEFFERsoN1AN.
LETTERS FROW THE PEOPLE,

it is the best they can do under the
laws as they stand, and it furnishes
employment for said custodians and
world Of printing matter for our
great papers. We might as well en-
joy the tussle while we can, for pay
day isn't far of, and we will have to
pay the fiddler, fines and all.
What does a trust magnate care
for little fine when he has the
legalized power to collect it off the
people?
Yes, there's the oil trust, the steel
trust, the lumber trust, meat trust
paper trust, money trust, in God we
trust, drug trust, and trusts, trusts,
trusts, transportation trust.
suppose they will all be duly
prosecuted and fined, as soon as the
prosecutors can arrange it to get
at them, it seems to be a hard mat
ter for any one but purchaser to
find one Of these trusts.
AS to foreign immigration, / be-
lieve the thumbscrew should be tight
ened to the last thread on that bolt
$50 to speak,, as it is general
ly some trust magnate, land spec
ulator, large land holding interest.
or their paid agents that is clam
oring the most and yelling the loud
est for foreign immigrants to Gre
place the shiftless niger, and deveI-
op the country's resources, as the
wage workers, renters and one-hoss
farmers realize that this country is
developed already till them can hard
ly hope to ever own a home Of their
own or improve one if they do, and
make an honest living for themselves
and families, and pay taxes on" en-
hanced values under trust rule.
In the name Of common sense and
reason, would it not be better to leave
some of the developing" for future
generations to do, than to develop
and leave it in the hands Of a few
with full power to dictate to future
generations the terms under which
they will be permitted to live upon
the earthf Yes, I think it would be
better for future generations and for
us who are already here.
It seems that when man gets so
much above himself that he doesn't
want to work II or ID hours per day,
every day in the year, without re-
muneration sufficient to decently
house, feed and clothe and school his
family, he Immediately becomes Gun
desirable" labor to moneyed and land
ed interests and they straightway 90
to bowling for desirable" foreign
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-08
Bald Prairie. Texas

Bald Prairie, Texas.
Hon. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
Dear Sir: It is at least amusing
to see how our paid custodians of
the law are getting after the trust
magnates in these days. 1 suppose
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-08

and it's objects an occasional 'slift"
in your publications. 1t would do
much good and be greatly appreciat-
ed. Yours,
JAMES A. FULTON.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-08
PAan TIM

The veteran had met with an &C.
cident, was on his dying bed, and in.
consolable. "Don't take on so"
said his wife. "We must all die, and
surely such a brave soldier doesn It
fear death" "Oh, it isn't that!"
walled the sufferer. "But to think of
all the chances I had to die glorious
ly on the battlefield, and then to be
kicked to death by a burned old
jackass. !"
We clip the above from The Hor-
net, of Sevierville, Tenn.
1t reminds us that Col. John VIII
iams, one of the best soldiers Ten
nessee ever had, made substantially
the same remark when about to die
from the sting of nasty little spider.
Col. Williams was really the hero
of the battle of Horse Shoe Bend,
which established the fame Of Andrew
Jackson.
In his last hours he expressed the
natural regret that he had not fallen
while leading his regiment to victory
instead Of surviving the wars to be-
come the victim Of miserable spider.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-12
How to Remain Young.

To continue Young in health and
strength do rs Mrs ~ +. Rowan. Nc
ponough, Ga, did She says: "rhree
bottles OF Electric Ditters cured me OF
chronic liver and stomach trouble,
complicated with spch an unhealthy
coditiUn of the botd that my sfin
turned red as flannel am now prac-
tically % years Younger than before
| took Electric Bitters. can aow
do all my work with ease and assist
in my husbands store" Guaranteed
q all drug stores. Price 50c.
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MoRrAwEsTERM pAeIFIc.


San Francisco, Cai, March i2.-The
3tockhOldeIs cf the Northwestern
Pacific Railroad company have been
called to meet a. the headq nrters in
This city today 20 vote on a propOsi-
lion 10 iss S35,0O00Co gold bonds Of
which a portion IS 20 be used in re-
tlrlng The existing bonded indebted
ness. Tho Northwestern Pacific com
1any was organized sOIne months ago
by Soithern Paciae apd Atehisgn IN
teresis 20 take p six railroad lines
pelohgiDg 10 hoih eystems eolpbIning
fbem into a separate line.
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NEW YORK A c. GAMES.

w 1ITI''TE- IIII'FF T TF07sT
New York. Mar. l2 The annual in.
loor meet Of the New York Athletic
lub in Madison Square Garden to.
light has al. ~ Natures OF cham
pionship competition and as a conse-
quenee is attracting p1nch attention
among the athletes and lovers OF ath-
letic sports. The ontry list include,
some of the crack performers OF Yale,
Princeton, Cordel and other leading
colleges, together with the pick of
association athletes The event on
the programme that is attracting more
attention than any other IS the three
cornered race al SOC yards with Mel
vim Sheppard J. B. Taylor and Harry
lIillman as the contestants.
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kENrucKY MINERs oReANlzE.


10y ASSbtiditu 1IeSS.l
Greensboro, KY, March 12.-After
years Of effort an6 agitation ON the
pait OF the United Mine Workers
here now appears a good prospect
that the miners OF Kentucky viii be
brought into The fold OF the national
organization. Like the miners OF West
Virginia these OF Kentucky have re-
NAMED unorganized and the result
las been a Generalization Of prices
nd a detrimental infIaenee on the in
erestg OF The organized miners IN
fho, lpdlapz md nighboring states
At a general state conference held
ere today under the auspices Of the
United Mine Workers reports were
ecelyed that the organization move
peni Is spreading throughout the Ken
ucky coal fields. Delegates will be
ent broadcast and il Is believed that
strong stale organization will be
jerfected before the close OF the year
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IOWA WOMEN IN SESSION.
(py AssacIated prera.l

Clinton, Iowa, March 12-Clinton
gave a hearty welcome today 10 the
delegates assembled from all parts u
the state to attend the annual session
of the Woodmen Circle OF Iowa, the
womens auxiliary TO the Woodmen OF
the World The delegates went into
session In Grand Army hall this after
noon, with Lucinda Crlzen. Of Cros.
ton, presiding. and il will b@ tomor-
row night before The proceedings are
concluded. The reports Of the officers
show a gratifying Increase in member
ship during the past twelve months
with the affairs of the order IN gen.
cral'in a satisfactory condition.
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Beware Of Ontments for catarrt
thai Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smel and completely derange
the whole system when ontrsng il
through the mucous surfaces Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians. as the damage they will DO
IS ten fold % the good YOU can possi-
by derive from them, Halls Cat
arrh Cure. manufactured by f. j,
Cheney & Co, Toledo. o., contains no
mercury, and is taken interqally. act.
ng directly upon the blood and mu-
oous surfaces of the system In buy.
Ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure yon
get the genuine. Il Is taken inter
nally and made In Toledo. Ohio. BY
r. j. Cheney & Co Testimonials foe.
Sold by Druggists Price, 75c. per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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You should be very careful OF yonr
bowels when you have a cold. Near.
" all other cough syrups are cOnatt
pating, especially those containing
opiates. Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup moves tho howels-rcontains
NO opiates. Conforms Go Naticnal
Pure Food and Drugs Law. Bears the
endorsement of mothers eyery-where
Children Ike It's pleasant taste. Sold
by g. X. Renfro.
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AGAINST LOBBYISTS.

West Virginia =. among tho statos
lhat have fallen into lino with an anti.
lobbying bin Tho measure mtrodue-
cd IN the legislature Of that state pro.
Fides that firms aud corporations hav
ms agents working Tor or against
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oKLAHomA MASTER PLUMBERS


Enid, Okla. Mar l2-The members
IF the Master Plumbers association Of
oklahoma assembled hese inlay for q
three days session. j. A. lIamm uf
ihis city Is the president of the asso-
liation and Eugene OC1nnOr " -lus-
kogee secretary. A uumber oi ques-
lions Of interest and imnor ance no
hose engaged ia the Plumbing trade
are slated for discussion q; tnc con.
yentiop.
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Lynchburg, Va Mar H. More
tnan 100 Woodmen Of The World are
attending the head camp meeting OF
the order which convened in Lynch
purg today The delegates come from
al parts of Virginia, West Virginia,
Delaware, Maryland and the District
Of Columbia. The reDor'G show q
total membership for the jurisdiction
aggregating nearly $4,000 The meet.
ing viii be in session several days.
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Mr d. n Walker, editor Of that
spicy journal. the Enterprise Lonisla
Va. says. II ran nail in my foot
laGt ~cok and n 0Dce aoDiicd Puck
Inns Arlica salye No innamwaiiOn
followed the salye SIMPLY healed lhe
wound Heals every sorS. bJin and
skin disease Guaranteed al al
drnegisis. 25c.
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II flows like fire through your veins:
" does the work If yoa're wasting
way day by day, take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 80 cents, Tea
" Tablets.
G. r. Renfro.
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The Howard Dental Co is doing the
business in Guthrie. It's work is never
surpassed Prices are always the
owest. Patrcnlze them
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The Springer Mercantile Co. will sell
Rou a trunk or yalise for less money
han any store west of Chicago. Get
prices. West Harrison Ave.
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Founa at asst.

]. A. Harmon. OF Lizemore. Wes'
Va, says: AT last have found IN
perfect pill that never disappoint'
me; and Tor the benefit of Others
afflicted with torpid liver ana chronic
constipation, will say: take Or. King
New Life Pills" Guaranteed satifac
faction. 25c at all druggists.
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Saddle Rock Restaurant still takes
the lead, serving the best zoe meals In
Guthrie. cooked In the most appetite
ing manner. West Oklahoma Ave.
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Anything ia the way OF store or
residence awning can be found IT
lleilmaps M South First street.
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The Dndwelser Rar serves pure and
gholesome beer; good tonic, keeping
you well and healthy. Ia bottles fol
family nse. Emil Ritterbnsch, Prop,
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lie TexAs WoNpER.

1nres ali Kidney, bladder and Rheu.
matte troubles Sold by all druggist
r two months treatment by mail for
100. Dr. y. W, Hal. 1896 Olive
state St. Louis, Mo. Send Tor testi
uonials.
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At Renfro's Drug store you vii
find the best line OF Valentines trei
shown in the capital city. Call and
see them.
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Remember The dear departed ones,
What is more thoughtful and loving
han neat headtone in the cemetery
See Dawson, on East Oklahoma ave.
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legislation must file with the secreiafy
OF state previously Ia Tho session the
name of such ageut and legislation ~.
iec cd with zee Of $40 f'enaftles ARE
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See w. L. Rhodes for the finest line
II rugs carpets. lace curialnss ever
ih0wn IN Guthrie Our limo OF cots are
larger and better than ever before.
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FREE homes are nearly al taken. hut
I can sell YOU good home SO cheap
ba you VIII feel as II you stole g.
See me at once. G. -. Foster, The
Land Man.