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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-06-01
Growth of Union Labor Principle

The organization of the St. Louis
Equity Exchange is very remark
able manifestation of the spirit OF the
time. Its object is to conrol. by the
use of a union label. the price of farm
products Under this label an appeal
is made to union labor to buy only
farm products SO marked, and IN re-
turn the farmers pledge themselves
in return to buy only union made
goods. In this arrangement the farm
els practically join the labor union;
ard surely if any class of laborers
has a right to any advantages or pro-
lection the union may afford 1t IS
these A curious circumstance IS
that one OF the leading organizers
Of the association is Catholic priest
the Rev. ]. R. Tuohy The Equity
Exchange IS one more proof OF the
slow, but apparently sure growth Of
the union labor principle.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-06-01
A Real Wonderland

South Dakota, with its rich silver
mines. bonanza farms, wide ranges
and strange natural formations. IS
veritable wonderland At Mound
City, in the home of Mrs. E. D.
Ciapp, wonderful case of healing
has lately occurred. Her son
seemed near death with lung and
throat trouble <Exhausting cough
ing spells occurred every five minutes
writes Mrs. Clapp, when began
giving DR.. Kings New Discovery,
the great medicine, that saved his.
life and completely cured him. Z
Guaranteed for coughs and colds,
throat and lung troubles, by all Drug
gists. soc and $I.oo Trial bottles
free. june
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-06-01
Here's Good Advice

O. S. Woo1ever, one of the best
known merchants of lie Raysville.
\. Y, says: "If you are ever troubled
with piles. apply Bucklens Arnica
Salve 1t cured me Of them for good
20 years ago. Cures every sore,
wound, burn or abrasion 25c at all
drug stores. june
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-06-01
WHERE IS MY
WANDERING BOY?
Mr.. L. S. Byers, of Seelyville, Ind,
Offers Handsome Reward to Any
one Who Will Find His Seventeen
Old Son, Richmond Byers

The Times received this week
postal from Mr. L. s. Byers, of the
above named Indiana town, asking
us to publish the following notice
concerning the disappearance OF his
scven-year-o son, Richmond, who
disappeared from his home three
years ago The first notice is dated
January 70, 1000, and reads as fol-
lows:
My little sor, Richmond Bycrs,
was lost May 20, 1904. He WIS six
years old July 5th, 1905. Has light
hair, hazel or grey eyes, left eye IS
crossed, and has small nick in the
edge of left ear.
There is a reward of $4,000 Of
fered for any information leading to
his recovery; 100000 of it by Edward
Fairbanks. capitalist, $4,000 by the
Terre Haute Morning Star and SIoo
by VioO county Ind
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-06-01
81. 6. Byers.
Sellvville Ind !

SeIIyv1IIe, md, V1gO GO.
The second notice is dated May Fl
1907. and shows that the little fellow
has not yet been found In this Mr..
Byers offers $I,5oo.Co if the boy is
recovered. and no questions will be
asked For the sake of the heart
broken parents, and the welfare of
their lost son, ii is to be hoped that
little Richmond may soon be return
to them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22
All Official Delegates
Located and Still Plen-
ty Of Room.

Under tho guidance Of Bishop Gibson
they will visit the Episcopal Theological
Seminary, at Alexandria. on Monday,
September goth. That afternoon they
Will 20 to- Charlo ttesville, where, by
special arrangements Of Bishop Glib
son, the Bishop OF London Will ad.
dress the students of tho University
of Virginia on Monday evening. The
whole party will arrive In Richmond
on tho morning OF October LIST. in time
to take part In the conservation ser.
Vice at Holy Trinity Church at II A. M.
That evening Bishop Gibson gives
reception In honor OF tho distinguished
visitors, and on the morning OF October
I'd the convention is opened with i'm.
pressive and solemn services, the Bishop
OF London preaching the sermon. The
English bishop will take part In the
ceremonies ut Bruton Church. In vii.
llamsburg. on October 9th, when prac.
ticaliy the whole convention will be
present, and when the Bishop of Lon-
don VIII present to Bruton Parish q
Bible as the gift OF King Edward OF
England. A lectern, given by Presi-
dent Roosevelt, Will be pres ented to
the congregation at the same service.
After leaving Richmond the distin-
'guishcd English churchmen will visit
Yale and Harvard, and arran3 ements
are also being made for reception by
President Roosevelt either at Oyster
Bay or In Washington.
In the last few days OF his visit the :
Bishop of London will keep e. number
OF engagements to speak In and around
New York City. He will return to Eng
land about the end of October.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22

5sf ee1'u Rev eY X. =. wiiiiams, No.
West Main Street; Rev. Arthur =
Johns. Warrington, 2. G.. the Colonial !, ! l
Hives. No. os2 West Franklin street;
Or. Thomas Nelson Page. washington
p c. Jsfersen CHARLES hnr+b T. s stas,ey,
West Texas.
clerical--Rey. a. y. Holworthy. Cor
barton Heights; Rev. J. Lindsay rat.
Rev. w. Carnahan, San Marcos, Ford 3;
Rev. George D. Harris, San Antonio.
Lay-Willinm Green. San Marcos;
Ed. T.. Glaze, San Antonio; J. y. Rust,
West Virginia.
wheeling, No. soo4 Monument Avenue;
Rev. 8. s. Moore, d. D., Parkersburs.
No. $40 East Franklin Street; Rev.
George A. Gibbons. Romney, No. 310
East Franklin Street: Rev. r.. D. Roller,
ID. D., Charleston, No. 1884 West Grace
Street.
Lay--General w. 2. craishill ch h, ll.s 8
burg, No. s2os East Grace Street; Jos.
,Trapnell, Charles Town, NO $40 East
fFranklln; Or. G. A. Aschman, Wheel
ing. The Jefferson.
western characteristics.
Clerlcal--Rev. T. F. Davies. Worces-
ter, Murphys: Rev. William 7. Daki IN
D., Stockbrldge, Tie Guerrant; Rev. I.
w. Ntckerson. Pittsfcld, The Chester-
field.
Lay--Alvah Croker. F'Itchburg, Tho
Chesterfield; 10 T. Davis Davis Wo srriua.
field. No. GA West franklin; Hon.
Charles q. washburn, Worcester.
Western Michigan.
Clerical--Rev. r. II. Peters. Kala-
.mazoo. Murphy's: Rev. William Lucas.
Alleghan. No 1os South Laurel Street:
No. ses' Sis s. " Mont adip"'' Avenue. barton
Heights: Rev. J. r. Wilkinson. PHI. D.:
South Haven, No. sol East Marsha4i
I.ay-Jacob Kleinhause. Grand Rap
ids: f. 4. Gorham Grand Rapids;
Judge William J. Stuart. Grand Rap
ids, No. II North sixth Street.
western New York.
Clerical-Rev. Walter C. Roberts.
Corning, No. 4o1 East Grace Street
REV. J. A. Register. D. D.. Buffalo, No.
Richards, BuffaIo, No. 4o1 East Grace
.ncseo. No. 4o1 East Grace street.
Lay-John T.. OBr!en, Buffalo. No.
4o1 East Grace Street, Daniel Bench.
Watkins. Murphy's; Selden S. Brown,
Scottsyille. The Guerrant; Charles Nc
i1.outh. Palmyra, The Guerrant.
Missionary Dloceses.
Each missionary diocese. is also en-
tilted to representation In the con-
vention. In nearly all cases the mis-
sionary bishops will be present to ex-i
plain the work of their dioceses.
The attendance OF clerical and lay
delegates from most of the mission
fields. however. IL quite uncertain.
Those already heard from include:
Alaska.
clerical.-Rev. Thomas Jenkins,
Lay. II. Cobb. juneau
Honolulu.
Clerical---Rev. Alexander Mcintosh,
Philippine Islands.
CIericaL-Rev. w. c. Clapp, New
York City. Colonial"
Lay.-C. II. Fullaway, Litchfield, Lex
fington Hotel.
Porto Rico.
Clerical-Rev. C. e. Snavely. San
Juan.
Lay.-Henns w. Dooley. San Juan.
European Churches.
Rev. Butterworth, Dresden, No. loo
North Fifth street.
Shanghai, China.
Rev Francis Potts, Shanghai, care
Rev. E. Z. Osgood, Brook Hill.
IIankow, China.
Rev. Robert E. Wood. Wachang.
Brook HILL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22
OTHERHOOD WILL
GATHER THIS WEEK
(continued from First Page.)


which is only few minutes walk
the city, and within easy walking dis
lance of the leading hotels. Ample
space will be available in convention
hall for the general headquarters, such
as registration. information bureau,
and quarters for sectional conferences.
Active efforts are being made by the
Washington committees to secure the
attendance Of the clerical and lay dele
gates to the general convention, meet
ing at Richmond just after the close
of the Washington convention. and
also personal Invitations have been Is
sued to all the bishops.
1t is known that a large delegation
of active workers In the Richmond
Chapters Of the Brotherhood OF ST..
Andrew are planning to attend the
convention. and 1t Is probable that sew
eral hundred men from Richmond will
be in Washington during the week.
Coming to Richmond.
a large proportion Of those attend
ing the Brotherhood Of st. Andrew
Convention III Washington will come
on to Richmond for the general con-
yention. either as members, speakers
or visitors.
Among those who will attend the
closing sessions OF the Washington
gathering will be Bishop Gibson. of
Virginia, and Dean CRAWFORD. OF the
Theological Seminary, who will escort
the Bishop Of London and the other
distinguished guests to Richmond
The Bishop of London, with his
party. arrived in Canada last week
from Liverpool on the steamship VIC
torian. While in Canada the bishop is
expected to preach in Montreal and
Quebec, spending to-day IN the Inter
historic city, and preaching in t..s old
cathedral there, where the Archblshop
of Canterbury spoke Just before the
Boston convention. The Bishop OF Lon
don IS accompanied by the Rev. p. f.
Anderson. the vicar OF st. John the
Evangelist, Paddington. England, who
will act as the bishops chaplain, ana
Mr.: stanley Christopherson, an Oh
personal friend of Bishop Ingram,
v n,ring this week the party will
make several visits on. Canadian soil.
lat ottawa they will BIO the guests Q T
Earl Grey and Bishop Ingram Will
address the Canadian Club, From OF
stawp the party will go to Toronto and
lthen to London. where there WI DS
Ia sermon in ST. Paul's Cathedral.
London, Ont, by the Bishop of Lon
| don. England At Niagara the bishop
lSwill SPEAK to the massed congregif-
Etions Of the neighboring churches.
Next saturday the party Of the
IBislop OF London will arrive In Wash
l.lngton. where the bishop will preach
1.-THE sermon next sunday at the laying
Of >the 1oundation stone of the new
Cathedral Of ST. Peter and st. Faul,
visit Seminary nnl Unlverslty.
LAT Washington the party viii be
|toined by the Bishop Of ST. Adams.
bishop Montgomery, Of the Society for
the Propagation of the Gospel, and
Arehpishop Nuttall. os .ssp West indies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22
BISHOPS TO FILL
RICHMOND PULPITS
Committee ANNOUNCES Schedule
. Of Preaching Appointments
During Convention.

During Convention.
Distinguished churchmen will be
heard In a number of Richmond pull
pits on the three Sundays during the
sessions Of the Episcopal General Con-
vention The committee on arrange-
ments have assigned dates for the prin-
cipal Episcopal churches. selecting as
speakers some of the most distin-
guished men OF the church. This will
give the Richmond public It's best OPP
portunity of hearing the distinguished
visitors. since there is no auditorium
In the city which could hold the crowds
which viii Wish to attend the opening
and other special services OF the con-
vention Only the galleries at st.
Paul's Church can be allowed for vsi-
tors, so that even during the business
sessions only a limited number OF spec
tators can be admitted.
The schedule of preaching appoint
ments. as announced by the committee
of arrangements yesterday. is as fol-
lows:
ST. Paurs Church.
Oct. G--Morning. Bishop Mcvickar
Night. Board of Missions
Oct. 13-Mo-ning Bishop Hall
Night, Board of Missions.
Oct. 20--Morning, Bishop Greer.
Night, Bishop Brent.
Holy Trinity.
Oct. 6---Afornlng, Bishop Hall.
Afternoon, Bishop Lawrence.
Oct. 13-Morning, Bishop Gailor.
Afternoon, Bishop Anderson.
Oct. 20-SIorning, Bishop Mcyickar.
Afternoon, Bishop Brent.
Grace.
Oct. 6-Morning Rev. Mr.. Parks.
Night, Bishop Tucker.
Oct. 13-Mornlng, Bishop Brewer.
Night, Bishop L. Kinsolvin,
Oct. 20-Morning. Bis.iop Funston.
Night, Rev. II. H. Sneed.
st. James.
Oct. 6--Morning, Bishop Randolph.
Afternoon. Bishop Gaiior.
Oct. 13-Morning, Bishop Doane.
Afternoon, Bishop Brent
Oct. 20--Mornlng Bishop Hall.
Afternoon, Bishop Brewer.
All saints.
Oct. 6--Morning DR.. Huntington.
Afternoon, Bishop Leonard
Oct 13-Morning, Bishop Whitehead.
Afternoon, Bishop Gailor.
Oct 20-aIorning Bishop Paret.
Afternoon, Bishop Hall.
Alonumentnl.
Oct s-Morning, Bishop Greer.
Afternoon, Bishop Coleman.
Oct. 13-Morning, Bishop Potter.
Oct. 2o--Norning, Bishop Talbot.
Afternoon, Bishop Nelson. OF
Albany.
81. nInrk,,.
,y,,,,. 1,,.,,a. s.sa,,
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eSE,1i, I,aa,,oo,,
Night Bishop Gray.
Oct. 2o-Morn;ng, Bishop Anderson.
Might, Bishop Spalding.
| Eninhnny.{
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Nirht Rishon Wells 4 IS
Oct. 2O-N1ornng. Bishop L. T.. Kin.
solving.
Night. Dr.: Arthur s. Lloyd.
ST. Luke. Mission.
Oct. G--Morning, Rev. Mr. Buckner.
Night, Rev. DIR. Britting CHAM.
Oct. 13-Morning. ---------ZZ------------------
Night, DR.; ]. J. Lloyd;
Oct. 20--Morning. DR.. w. u. Capers.
Night, ---------------------------------
st. Andrews.
OCT o--N1orn,np Rtshon Nichols.
~' Ia N ir.,,t - e =, al, !, ~ stmc1<
oct nrnrnine Ris hon ralbot
- - Nirnt. p,sl,n, Rrawer7s
oct oo--Mnrninp Bishon Woodcock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22

Clerical-Rev Johannes Rockstroh,
Danville ILL.,, No. 24lS Hanover Street;
Pew. Frederick p. Davenport d. d.,
Chicago. ILL.,, No. sos West Grace Street;
Ven. Frederick A, DeRossett. M. A.
Danville ILL.,; Ven. Henry NJ. Chitten-
dent. Alton. ILL.,, No. 905 West Grace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22

Clerical-Rev. G. BraXton Bryan. p.
D.. Petersburg. No. 619 East Franklin
Street; Rev, John j. Lloyd, d. D.,
Lynchburg. No. 1902 Grove Avenue;
Rev. W. II. Milton, d. D., Roanoke;
Rev. r. c.. lett. Stanton. Murphy's.
Lay--Judge w. 3. Martin, Norfolk,
Murphy's; Colonel r. y. Withers,
Wytheville. 92l West Franklin Street;
Judge i. w. Saunders, Rocky Mount,
sMurphy's; w. w. Old, Norfolk, Muir
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-05-08

emergency fund in the hands of the
commissioner and receiver.
1t is ordered by the court that the
committee heretofore appointed to in
vestigate the financial condition of the
railroad tax district, are hereby empow-
cred to retire another bond with the ac-
cumulated surplus Of 81 POI. 70, now in
the hands of the sheriff, which the said
sheriff is now ordered to pay to the
railroad commissioner.
1t is ordered by the court that each
magistrate be and he is hereby request
ed to report promptly to the pauper
commissioner of Breckenridge county.
the death Of any pauper in his district,
who is drawing an allowance from the
county.
1t appearing to the court that the
, Fiscal Court Of Grayson county has de-
termined to build a bridge across Rough
Greek at Eveleigh's mill, and has ap-
pointed commissioner to act in con-
junction with this county in contract
ing for said bridge and constructing the
same, and a committee of this court
having reported that the proposed
bridge should be built it is therefore
ordered by the court that Robert Moor
man be and is hereby appointed as a
commissioner of the county for the
purpose of contracting for and superin-
tending the erection of such bridge.
He shall be advised and assisted in all
his acts herein by the magistrate of the
fifth district, Justice Mechanism and the
bridge commissioner, J. Y. Stellar.
They will meet with the commissioner
Of Grayson county at the place proposed
for the building and erection of said
bridge, determine the site and agree
upon plan for the same. They will
let the contracts for the bridge. the
abuttments and approaches thereto,
after having received competitive bids
therefor, and that when said bridge and
approaches shall have been completed.
they Will report to the court their ac-
tons under this order. They will also
report the progress made in such work
at each term of the Fiscal Court. The
power or right to accept said bridge
shall remain and be in the Fiscal Court.
And when the aforesaid cantracts are
made by the commissioners and per-
formed according to the terms thereof,
this court will make provision for the
payment of such obligations so incurred
in conjunction with Grayson county.
1t is further ordered that the bridge
commissioner Of Breckenridge county
draw warrants for any emergency de-
mands, from the road and bridge fund,
the same to be credited to said fund in
J the final settlement.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-05-08
Eat Prisoner leads strike.

Alton, ILL.,, May Slight stalwart
prisoners OF the city Jail, who. in de-
fault of police court fines imposed FOR
various offenses, are required to sweep
the streets, went on strike and de-
clared they would not work. James
Locke, a fat man, who boosted that he
had not worked in twenty-four years,
acted as leader. Chief OF Police Max
well Immediately ordered the strikers
placed in confinement with a diet OF
bread and water. -
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-05-08
CLAIMS ALLOWED
At the April Term, 1907, of the Breckenridge
County Fiscal Court.
Confined from last week.

ings to be opened at 6 O'Clock a. m. and
closed at z p. m. and subject to any
other regulation prescribed by law.
Frank Rupert,
H. G, Vessels,
T. NJ. Bates,
Committee.
Upon motion the foregoing report
was adopted by the court.
Upon motion, DIR. L. B. Moremen was
continued as County Health Official for
the ensuing year under the former or
der of the court.
1t is ordered by the court that the
Public Improvement Committee be and
they are hereby continued with power
to make such Improvements or repairs
on public property as seem necessary to
them.
Upon motion, John II. Elder was
elected to ill the unexpired term of
Allen Newly who resigned as poor
house keeper, under the same duties and
conditions as heretofore.
Upon motion, Lee Walls was elected
Pauper Commissioner for the ensuing
year, under the same duties and with
the same salary as heretofore, and he
will execute such hond as required by
the county court.
1t is ordered by the court that every
official required to report to this court,
be and he is hereby directed to prepare
his said report in typewriting, and to
submit the same on the morning of the
first day Of each term This order shall
include the sherff's settlement.
1t is ordered by the court that JUS
tees O'Rielly and Vessels together
with the County Judge, be and they are
hereby appointed as a Committee to in
vestigate the financial conditions of the
railroad tax district and ascertain the
probability of the bonds of the district
being refunded at a lower rate of inter
est. And the commissioner of said dis
trict is directed to furnish to this COM
mittee any fact or figures requested by
it, and it will report at the next term of
this court.
Upon motion of Justice Bates the
claims of DIR. J. A. Sandbach for hold
ing autopsy upon the body of Robert
Miller, amounting to the sum of $50,
was reconsidered, and upon motion of
Justice Bates the claim was allowed by
the court, $50.
This da, came Milt Miller, sheriff,
aud presented to the court a delinquent
list as follows:
1st. district, zig delinquents, amount
ing to $17s 80.
2nd. district, l52 delinquents, amount.
ing to 1928.
3rd. district, 100 delinquents, amount
ing to $3.50.
4th. district, IO3 delinquents, amount
ing to $l54 so.
5th. district, IS delinquents, amount
ing to SS7.
9th. district, So delinquents, amount
ing to S127. so.
And the same were referred to the
Justices of the resps ctive msgesterial
districts in which the delinquents re-
side, and the same was allowed by the
court, and the sheriff shall be given
credit by the total amount of the said
list in his settlement for taxes for the
year 1906.
II is ordered bv the court that the
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-05-08

II is ordered by the court that the
following sums be and they are hereby
allowed and appropriated to the per-
sons below named respectively, for the
services mentioned:
w G Hardaway, poll tax error
eouly assessed and paid for
the year 1906 so
James Lewis, poll tax erron-
eously assessed and paid for
the year 1905. ............. 50
Lewis Atwood, taxes erroneous
ly assessed and paid for the
year 1905. ................. 50
Rhodes, Storms & Co, pauper
CONN .........''s's .''s's' u w
D S Richardson, school books
for INDECENT children. ~
Harvey Horseley, taxes erron-
eously assessed and paid for
the year 1906 0S
Mike Miller, taxes enormously
assessed and paid in rail-
road tax district, for the
year 1906, on $685. worth of
property to be paid by rail
road district. ............. oil
H A Oelze, room for holding
local option election. ? 90
H A Oelze, room for holding
November election, lo06.... 90
VIM Ellegood, guarding felony
prisoners four days. . 90
Roscoe Eskridge, repairs at
court house. .............. 90
Plus Tucker, caring for and
feeding prisoners. . ; so
Fred Ferry, supplies for small
pox patients ............... 10
Forrest Gilliland, room for No
vember election, 1906. .. ) 90
B F Beard & Co, supplies fur
nished Jail ....----...---- 1s6 Is
B Beard 81 Co, supplies fur
nished poor house. . II 80
W + Hook, making settlement
with sheriff for railroad
taxes for 1906, to be paid by
railroad taxed district. . s 90
H c Jolly, Sr., fees rs county
surveyor .............., 81 0S
Chas H Drury, holding inquest
over the body of CORTLAND
kaSey INSTRUMENTATION. b w
Chas H Drury, holding inquest
over body of John Stark, 90
J w Tesff, supplies furnished
~ to jail..................... 90
~ w Guthrie, agent &c, taxes
enormously assessed and
paid for the year DOG. %
E r Wilson, taxes enormously
assessed and paid for the
year 1905. ............ 215
This day came the committee APP
+ pointed to investigate concerning a
county privy and reported as follows
Having gone with the entire court in
body and having visited all the posi-
Bile sites for privy, we recommend the
immediate purchase of the lots located
adjoining the livery stable, and the
prompt construction of a comfy privy
upon said lots, or in the court house
yard in the discretion of the public inn
provement committee. The same shall
be of such depth and kind as the said
4 committee may see proper to construct,
and when constructed to be a part of
the county's public property to be in
charge of the custodian of public build
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-05-08
NEED, VINOL
for it hastens recovery by
creating strength

There is just one thing the matter
with a person who has been sick
that is, weakness.
To all such people in this vicinity we
recommend our delicious cod liver
preparation, Vinol, as the very best
strength Greater for convalescents
'Vinol strengthens the digestive or
gans, creates an appetite, promotes
sound sleep, makes rich, red blood,
and builds up depleted sytem to
health and vigor.
This is because Vinol contains all
the medicinal elements OF cod liver
oil with the useless oil eliminated and
tonic iron added, We guarantee Il.
r.2 Sewers DruG Co. haa
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-05-08

that the opened O'Clock
hereby closed subject
bv
, 1907-10-18
eIaddens the Japanese Heart.

The news that a British cruiser will
carry one of the Japanese officials from
Vancouver to Yokohama has beer re
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the Japs, VIII oregard it as d~emonstra.-
ing the great possibilities Of an Anglo,
Japanese alliance. Every sick man and
m will receive profound satisfac-
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The genuine with our private stamp
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