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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
KIiiteraetie Sooe.
gltipr almiuSelis brnst.

griigen Of fliiterogtige Wel'piier
er life tilraaoeIis, en- 2G9e Tiger:
"aliiteraqtige @eIipiier er meget
~uforbsieIise % ifabcIige for Naoen,
ioet DC foraariaaer en- neotrpffenoe
SeleIie oa en- RGtfe al ~llorbener, ii9r
i Snopoloepe % Rerperne.
Ielipiier, iaa TOM Speoe og SAB.
re, Fan foseS Ienge not % bel not
til of sisre Dem itiftet til @erneite.
fsbe, men Sen ieopouIiae Raaoe at
foae Dem paa Iaber benz ! en- fIiiteros.
zig SiIitanb."
@n Snoianiamanb flyer: ~0tin
2Gae forbsS' 9rueen at Sapre os
Speoe, for ieg beianbt mig | en- ~.
fit SaarIig SiIitmb, meb en- lem
I9pspepiia. San opIpite. at bet tpfte
aliiter bar nforosiIis, men at @rape.
salts, Der er en- srinbis fost Spite
oa foet paa en- ioaoan %oabe, of Sti.
peIien err bIet forpanbIet til en- Scrm
of guffer, err Sieeet let forosieIig.
Seq or blet meset glao ! Grape
@nts, os ale uncomfortable SsIeIier
Ter foriprmone. Seq bar tueet til noe
item tolp 9uno | @egt % bar life
Ienaer Den piuIiee 5eleIie eiter
MaaItiberne. Tom iee tioIisere bapbe.
@rope.sarts Spite bar siort arbei'
bet" Ger er en- @runb." Ses
'"Sbe aoao to @eluiIe" Fafterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
SUB pnkntn.

.SasliorFfrins Isnner iig goof
,omme Si6er. gn Sormer ! R9rDe'
ben al 3olano peb Ropn Sames el'
liz osiurerebe ipaar fin Milling. %
betaIte berior SIP. 6orleoen Dag
bIep bans apIins totalt riltiteref I'M.
Der en- SaaIitorni, men Wfanoen OIL
mn ioa uObetalt $2,239 Saglitaoe'
eritotning. .
8lsote ia ibiel. - en- 10 aars
Gut / geblin peo Gapn Carl Sanlor
fom forleSen afoaeoe paa en- nbps'
oelia @uass, mebbeles fra Sis'etoIl,
San fisrte en- Seiteripe, % Se'tene
bIep IfrGmt o. iatte no, 9utferi
Iunotes holt | @eiret 90 talot otter
neo poo @iueu os fit ct bpbt Saar !
set n 8en. SON bsoe itrar etfer
Of @Iootob.
Wpt Saurpruieft. - gn 9ep9eel.
&c er fou,met isans for at faa alllasf
en- @une meIIem Witdeu, .. Saf,
pa Moribua, @tinn., meooeles ira
set f6ritnnonte Steb. ct balot gun.
hreSe Wouo, Der er intereSieret !
Yroieftet, boI6t / 2srbaes ct Wesoe !
Yitdel Tor at brsfte Sogen, for
buis Irennue ser Dor iterf Stenl'
nina. gu aomite nonGpnteS meo
set Spcru at benpenbe iig I'll San'
SeIefIubben / minneapolis ON Stst'
tc for Yroicttct,
Errrc Wtpacr. - Gaa ct Wtsoe,
lIrm en- M}sucriorening for Wstnne'
toto "a Sno Gotota forleoen Sag
b2INt ! &uron blcp set oplpit at Der
io,y nil pore miroit is i9rre Well
,ua,rr Wrficmbco emo ifior, Gruu.
rem Dertil 11I prre ~pGientlig ben. at
5, ul;nrrl |IulCbrue bar panlteligf
"a, Of j,aa ia acnfirrronIen moo
IN. ,arrc. gurrt3 llobptte al "Nstu
93a,o," rwirrys cgiaa I'll omfrtns
~ VrorNt mrNre euo THOR, 1terli'e
. Miui.ncr oIminoelig Speoe %
II H.ui2urr @}otoroui. ener Snri'm'
hnr>t.
1T 8irniun. - Rrs. II. Moons
tc0rr en- rel rmomeret Some ! aoer'
ortr ION en- Tag / forrige uge moo
"a mnslcoe 0c0 Ct @lomiterbeo noer''
icr iii Su@. 9eNit oct Dor, tom Der
uooeu NierenNc iorbi. bun iaa op oe
=, blcu iom bimmcIfaI0en, oa bun
| &ieretsiet itiuborlig ipnteS at op'
halc lin @ror % hams Snltrn, ION
: bun life hapOe iect pod fl War. Sliil
iao Dem jiOitc Sang / Soma Tor IL
r aar iiocn, % iioen Den Sio bar bun
I tperten bort eller ipuret ira Dem oe
G life baDt rinQcite aueIie ON, bpor o.
I opbolot fig. So Ru iuutes bog WtrS
, S0nmS at GORE iaa iifter | lin Gag.
/. al bun raobte til De 5orbifierenoe
+ % eanite riatig, oct bar beuoes groi
: % Spigerinoe. 9e i~ortalte, at D.
TOM ira 3orb 0atota og fun tGfif'
at opbolbe iia Ell Tags Sib | aber
been poa 8iememreiie. Wsen M e.
De Wtrs. aoams @iGiter % psnie'
: paa at iIaa fig til Der / @pen fol
eobt,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
NebraTkn.
Sraatarten ncoiat.

Sraatarten ne6Iat. 0ra Stli'
coin meboeIes, at Hebraifas Sern.
b~anefommiSiion / 9sroogs uoiteSte
Srbre til GeoiGttelie af Sragttar.
ten meb 10 Gents pr. 100 paa Wsais
ca 10 Gents paa Speoe. Serbia.
nerne | Stnten bill faa anleontng til
Of forfIare fig 9oe til 17be Septem'
Der, og mcSmiuore 9anerne er iitano
til at o~perbepiie commissioner ON.
at Seuue ReoiGttelie bersper Dem al
Sortieneite poa 8ornftugten, bill De
npe Sorter treble ifroft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
- lii

etuoenter pb ct rniperiitet; Soroebos; matrikulere, op
tage 5ortegnelIer pper. tnofsre I WtatrlteL
MatrOne. elore gift 8pinbe, arbar ~sGstsbuitrn
Maturtet, Nooen1eb.
Mausoleum, p~rastfnlot @rarminoe.
Mauvais-sujet, 3Bgenigt, Sforu.
Maxine, @runoi9niH9, &egel.
Maximum. SsimaaL sSlOepnHtt, en- %fOraHOsrlis stSrreliss
Mazagran, aaHe, ierDeret glas nsS gGnb euer Sellers %
&oauat I'll
Ma.urRa, en- pulf RatiOnaIOans.
mediere, me9le, bil9see, forniloe.
medic, iWfioten, iaaleoes medic SUM, miot Stunt.
Meditation, Opsrpsielie Srubler, title Setrustnins; meditere.
Medium, bet ~uioterite, gVibte; SialpemiDSel; ct gasnueRe, Der
uDeipes for at tunne tiene iom Buob9rer menem oenne Ser
ben os aaubeperoeuen, eaer iom en- sSaHielaisr- let tan ope
ree meo.
Me6stofeles eaer Mefisto. SiepeIsn.
mefitisk. i~tiutence, tprIenoe, ~peftagtig.
Mekanik, BepnaelieSlRre, SriopGrfslGre, RalhnlGre; be Jam
Ieoe Sele al en- Rafine pg bereS i~nobproes SammenbRug;
Mekaniker. Mekanikus, gRalhHbpssr, yealtlnarbeioer:
mekanisk. iom 4usnnr Yeetautttn; oripp9rtsnasls, TAME.
lbs; Mekanisme, en- Naitines Snorstnius easr Sanimen-
i9tnina.
Melange, Slauoins; blanoet Esstpbai
Melankoli. 3unsino; melankolsk, ~tungitnota, msrt isrsmooi9
melere, blauoe; meleret, blauoet; ipra9let.
Melis, hIlpHut, inaatrpftI liieret Sutter.
Melodi, enitemmua SslgeIQIte af Toner, Der banner ct muIfalf
belle; -Sone"; Soueoitemret ct 3onefpite; melOdisk. bel
~tIinsenoe, isretatoenoe; Melodrama, Stusiptl msb yeulf;
melodramatsk, 5orm al ct Reloornma-
memento moni tent pa 9soeul
Memoire, grubrinq; MISUNDERSTANDING; friitlia Sprefhuina;
Suol9s; GnissHins, Ssultrift; Memoirer, Memories. Sep
netsoptesneller, erlnsrtnPr; memorere, butte, lore noenao,
eIentase / Suiormeilen Memorandum, griroriugsftrtpelle
BILLET Memorial 9agbps q SnnoelSiprretHiH9erl
MensaL- goDs, Coos, bpis ditaitnina par befeut til at pee en-
Rlen Rot oa Sarius.
Mensruaton. osiaa Menses, utuaueblis Seueiie; mensruere.
bape ben maoueollse 8euielie
mental, aanois, iaels..
Mentor. &aaostper; Setleoer
Menu, SpeieooeL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23

80 ntbbrenbf. 2anosbpcn Cub
BEN 10 Y2iI fra Sonroef. blep ! Ssr.
bags 1triten belt Idgt | Ruiner peo
en- Branb. Der paa @rlnb at ben
iterfe Binb iprebte fig faa burtist, at
aILe Mebningsforisg bar forgjrpes.
20 geboeiieSbuie. a gutifer, Bis
marcf SoteL, aail.odser meo Sfur
o. 1. b. bIcp 0iierncs Mpn. Gabet op.
sipes til noget oper 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23

s parmt geir bomber bet at 5aruepuben bHper for bIso os siper
fra ia for mesen Sarpe. 8 iaa SilfeIbe utaa enbel ai ben operHs1
bise Sarpe iuses Op po Sialp of ct Spfte Sr9tpapir, euer man
tan bieIpe fig ueo ct Stpfte Goispapir.
On Sarpepuoe pl bare fere aar. Stulbe bent 2bbet at to
ener tire Gar blue npset for tsr, iaa fan man Blot brpppe pua Ell
Sraube @lDcerin os ben pl blipe Iise iaa COB iOut MP isin.
Suar man life spbt Gftrpf ben fsrfe @ans, ia foriss isrn.
Got etempelet Habit neo pua 9apiret, ener iet ben enc SIDE neo
fsrit, % brus ben gRaaoe, iot pasier beoit. 3rpf boerten for baarot
eler for lgH-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23

[<renmeoprotoa, bppuf ppnfaaaenoe r en- Trpt r Of Ouronentis forN te fr@ ben
- truhube 2QEr Rd Tom bet e, rGHer mon pm ct GrS fm man life hfue prflar os
uMr mn brm iaaoanba nSs tben gos pb Saanbm tn man uuorige cs Fme Sroas os
brpsS MITE me ertmnoensM Miua GMe r zen at pore tobaef, Yramsbssr; ben r sbt
iubbunSn "a tan tast for ben almiubaie grs mb 49eorabigOfnI nemla $12St Sorfua
GSrae: B. ANUNDSEN, Oecorah, iowa
Cy- SMeu CT tNass for 81 Gma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
3asE
Rddo
oe
Dinf.
~

ehip albeles tpbdtat 9aun % aoresf, for at Hippo at Sell begaaes.
Shmplerne ubfsres glubets 6crretutng os be bill brpe tsbts en- Sang
ON 'rsen, pe man ra berfor unberhoen tcmne I'll at osme np9le Sa9e lansere
enb poo en- anben Hr9mie.
Gbresle: 3. 2irtnSicr, DEBORAH, Jema.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
st iaaoat "SntFt" ienbes ion granie nneO glaSet for ct liars
Notwithstanding % fem Gents ertra til at betale
Torto, GoupOlnt o. Suopataing.

Sois life bet fube gesb 81 80 ~tnbfnbes, bill en- 8remiebos bioe iet
ifebetfOr NauuefempeL. Grfarius bar lrrt ps at ui life fan Rnbe @apnefempe
meo glabet for $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23

Ga. 10. 900 af be | glaoe o. Bigger alniiubeligf
ipreiOmuruOe 6reulmeOOrS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
John Anderson,
STANLEY, : N. OAK.
OLE MONSE
GUNNISON. SANPETE CO.,
UTAH, U. 8. A.

Cpenfaaenoe 9esntns prr en- en- NubberfsmpeG nb Napn Da gorese
iaut sarpepuoe @n iaaban "Gnbberfamp4 er ualminbels npths mango 5.
irlbe, baabs for Returnerins al Brepe, fom life ,er fOmmen Gbresiien ibenbs
iant iom Stempel pa grepe Wonsen en- iriper os fit gacn mst utpcelst,
% en- iaabon @aunepempel Ri. forbuore Sorfnhler os mango andre ~1bebase'
lebeber
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
grrmmR1ur1hug
cpsrsattsiss og Forklarlns

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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-01-18
WABASSO.

Bean shipping from this point is still
going on.
Rev. Patterson of Sebastian preached
for US Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rice enter
tanned at euchre party Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rice, Mrs. E.
f. Smith and daughters, Mildred and
Irene, were at Sebastian Sunday.
Charles Zoners of Dayton, o., arrived
at Wabasso Tuesday evening and ex-
poets to spend few weeks here when
he will visit further down along the
East Coast.
The home of ID. E. Beeghly was the
scene of a delightful ice cream party
Tuesday evening. Covers were laid for
about forty guests, among those
present were: E. E. Smith and family
E. A. Holt and family, Mrs. Davis and
family, Miss Webb Of Knoxville, Tenn,
Miss Carrie Matchett, Messrs. All and
Vernon Michael, Mrs. Adam Eby and
family, M. j. Beeghly and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Rice, Mr.. and Mrs.
Neibert Spielman, Miss M. G. Pfoutz,
Christina Meyers, Mary E. Beeghly,
and Messrs. Silas Billman and Chas.
Zoners. Music was furnished by Miss
Mildred Smith and Miss Lilly Beeghly
and the Wabasso Quartette.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-01-18
Shiloh News Notes.

Jas. A. Taylor has nearly completed
his new barn.
Sunday school began Sunday. There
was quite large attendance.
Mrs. e. j. Ziy has been quite indis,
posed for the past few days. We are
pleased to say that she Is now rapidly
improving.
Miss Edna Patillo, who has been
spending week with her father, re-
turned to Osteen last Saturday. She
was accompanied by Mr. Patillo.
Rev. j. T. Allen held services in the
schoolhouse Thursday evening of last
weak. There will be services again
next Wednesday evening. Everyone
cordially invited.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-01-18
VERO.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. Roach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Jandreau and Bob Jandreau at
tended the play in Fort Pierce Tuesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. o. Penny and two
little sons and Carl Prange of this place
were in Fort Pierce this week consult
ing DR.. Armstrong, and attending the
Pickerts play.
Quite party including Mr.. and Mrs
Ford, Miss Leila King, Walter anc
Grover Anderson went down to the
county seat by launch, Monday night te
attend the play.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Davis, formerly
of Fort Pierce, have moved here. Mr.
Davis has purchased the fine young
orange grove owned by +. c. Clifford
and is building cottage on it. Mrs
Davis was Miss Rose Penny before hel
marriage and is well known here, being
a sister of N. o. Penny and Mrs. F. G.
Clifford.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-01-18
OLNEY

Geo. Fertile, of Alger, was visiting
here Sunday.
Everybody has been busy grinding
cane for the past week.
Mrs. M. E. Knight spent Monday
with Mrs. R. w. Swain.
Lewis Mclaughlin and sister were
in Fort Drum Saturday.
]. r. Padgett has been busy repair
ing his house the past week.
Mrs. T. G. Hair and children and Mrs.
s. A. Hair were visiting friends Friday.
Jim Padgett and his sister, Miss Re-
becca left here last Monday for visit
at Fort Pierce and st. Lucie.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-01-18

Professor P. H. Rolls director of the
Experiment Station has come over from
Lake City and established his head
quarters at the University Several
men of the Station staff have already
come and the rest will soon follow.
Professor l.. ID. Scott, of the Uni
versity of New Mexico, has arrived to
take the place of chief of the Dept. of
Animal Husbandry in the Experiment
Station made vacant by the resignation
of Prof. C. M. Conner, now of the Uni
versity Of North Carolina.
Professors Schmidt and Hachstrasser
have moved into the new houses just
opposite the University campus.
The approach to the University from
the city of Gainesville is becoming all
that could be desired. The city has
paved the street leading from the CEN
ter of town out to the corner of the
campus with crushed rock and has
flanked the paving with granted curb
ing and side walks. The county Is now
constructing wide clay road in front
of the campus and the University is
constructing walk alongside of this
road which it hopes to pave with
granitoid when the necessary funds
are provided.
The examinations for the Rhodes
Scholarships will he held at the Uni
versity Jan. 1918 under the direction
of Prof. j. N. Anderson.
The gas machine which has remained
at Lake City awaiting the removal of
the Experiment Station is now being
installed and all scientific departments
will soon be provided with gas which
will greatly facilitate their work.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-01-18
WANTS

WANTED-A cook. C. F. Hopkins,
AnkOna, Fla.
WANTED - Subscribers who are in
arrears to pay up.
FOR SALE-Old papers at The TRI-
BUNE office, 15c per 100.
WANTED-A house to s rooms, must
be cheap. Box 264, Fort Pierce.
WANTED-A good boat, sail or power
cheap for cash. Box 254. Fort Pierce
WANTED--Men to do grubbing. Con-
tract work. Apply, Arthur Kroegeal,
Sebastian, Fla. 81
FOR SALE Florida Favorite Water
melon Seed, highest quality. Apply
for prices to Axel Hallstrom, viking,
Fla. N-@'
FOR SALE-One good light weight,
gray work horse, suitable for light
farm or grove work; works either
single or double, price $50. N. ..
Penny, Vero, Fla.
FOR SALE A fat-bottom boat; Ban
tam 5O-egg incubator, brooder, NIX,
lures. All as good as new at half
price. S. Castle, Fort Pierce, Fla.
FOR RENT-Four room cottage, at
T.bbals, newly painted. running
water. Overlooking the Indian River.
Apply to Mrs. E. Webster, Tibbals.
FOR SALE--One pair chestnut mares
perfectly sound and gentle IN all
harvest work, either double or single,
fine saddlers, no finer in state. Address
+. o. box 8, Tibbals, Fla.
CHICKENS FOR SALE-About 81 Of
DR.. Tomkies' flock. About Is are
White Leghorns, but the entire flock
goes at $50. Address o. B. box lS4,
Fort Pierce, or call at parsonage just
north of the Methodist church. s
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-01-18
Notice..

will be at the following places for
the purpose of assessing taxes and to
save errors and delay, please meet me
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-01-18

The consciousness Of clean linen Is
Of itself source Of moral strength Sec
ond only to that Of clean conscience.
Phelps.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-01-18
Good Reason.

Traveller Ito valet)-That's a rather
large statue. Pat Pat-Yes. sor They
tell me the hand IL eleven inches wide.
Traveler-l wonder why they didn't
make II twelve inches? Pat-Because
thoy didn't want to make It into foot.
London Mail
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-01-18
Sincerity.

The only conclusive evidence Of q
mans sincerity Is that he gives himself
for a principle. Words. money, all
things else. are comparatively easy to
give away, but when man makes q
gift Of bis daily life and practice 1t Is
plain that the truth. whatever 1t ma!
be, has possession Of him.-James Rus.
sell Lowell,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-01-18
Shed Keen II.

But can you keep house9" be asked
d0ubtfully. for he was, above all things.
q practical man.
III you get a house aud put 1t In my
NAME" she replied promptly, "Pll keep
II all right enough"
Matters being thus satisfactorily set
tied, their engagement was announced.
Judge,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-27
DIED SUDDENLY
OF HEART DISEASE.

How frequently does a head line SINH
lar 90 the above greet ms lu tIe news
papers. The rush, push and ~sifcnnous-
moss OF the American people hu. ID strong
tendency to- lead up TO NuINuiai amid other
affections Uf the heart. attended hs U-
regular action. palpitltluu. ulE ness.
smuthercj sensations and other distress
ing symptoms.
Three OF the prominent ingredients Of
which Dr. piereu's Golden Medical Dis
cOycry Is made are recommended Ut some
of the leading writers ON lllf.'iU 4l"}
for the cure OF Just such cJ-.~ Go don
Seal root. Tor Instance. is said Dog the
UNITED SrbIEs DIsrEN~AloUl. % stand
ard AUTHORITY. TO impart tone ami Inc
creased power 20 the hearts action.
NGmrrou- other leading authorities rgp-
resent Golden seal as an unsurpassed
tonic for the muscular system lu general,
and as the heart is almost wholly conn
posed of muscular tissue, 20 naturally
follows that 10 must be greatly >|tteugth-
encd by this superb, general tonic. but
probably the most important Ingredient
OF Golden Medical Discovery. SO FAR
as It's marvellous cures of YaiNuIar and
other affections OF the heart are con-
cerned, is Stone root, or t.|Nts0Itju faIi,
Prof. VIM Paine. author of IaIHes
Eu.tOmv of Medicine. SAYS OF 90:
~. NOT long ~IHce. had a patient who was
So much oppressed with valNuI4r disease 90
the heart tl-l his FRIENDS were Obliged ~
carry hIu upstairs ht. now 'Ns Halsts
medicinal principle extracted frOm Stone
r.r.. and is now attending Co hl, business
Heretofore rH5- clans knew at $50 remedy
fHr rus removal 10 30 uI-'rD--H auu SD dams
rr us~"~ft G-' s
afflicted That asHa was ucar at hand N1l-
SUCH cases AID 10 most Instances effects a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-27
RACE WAR On IN
THE INDIAN
TERRITORY
THREE NEGROES KILLED
AND OFFICER WOUNDED

NY Morning Journal special Leased wireI

Ivy Morning journal special Leased Wirel
MuskoQee. t. r.. March aG-ts u
result of a battle between federal au-
thoritics and members of tla -t'uitea
Socialists. club. a society of negro
fanatics bearing commission from %
Cincinnati detective association thi.
afternoon. Policeman John cprfield
was seriously shot Gus Fischer
white. was wounded: three negroes
were killed and two more wore -r
ycreIy wounded. Cornoid Has shot
while serving a writ of eiectment ON
the members Of the society. who hau
takcn possession OF % house refusing
90 pay rent on move. declaring thoit
authority was higher than that Df the
United states The entire city mar
shai's force was called out and ui-
tackled the house Ia Whttrh the me-.
grQes were barricadrd killing three
Sam Barker. Ebert Uark'r and VILE
liam Scott were the negroes KILLED,
SIX members of inc organization in-
Guiding their leader. William Wright.
"a preacher, are ln JAIN tonight
During the trouble tifty shots were
fired. Policeman Curtlcld writ OF
eiectmcnt was 90 have been served oh
sam Barker. vino had rented the
house.
Tonight nearly every white man in
the city Is armed i'm anticipation or
further trouble Al this hour how
ever. an is quiet, and because Of the
fact that thig Particular band OF me-
crpes is disliked by the others Of thclt
race. more trouble is not looked tor.
The United Socialists lived apat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-27

For prompt aud courteous trcHmcnt
and the very choices uf meats Nou
wiz make uu mistake hi calling uu
IAuI kIIINWOEr. tte north street
-ur ~tclcnhoning your order la.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-10-18
Bitten by Mad Doc.

DR.. p. S. Windham, G. A. Beckman,
photographer, and a negro employed
at a Saginaw livery barn have gone
to Ann Arbor to take the Pasteur treat
ment, and another negro employe of
the barn will go for the same purpose.
All have been bitten by DR.. Wind
hams dog, which died of hydrophobia
Tuesday.
Last week the Boston bull terrier
began acting queerly, but little atten-
ton was paid to him until Wednesday,
when he bit Beckman, who was play
ing with him in the Doctors office.
Then the canine was sent TO the livery
barn, where he shortly bit an attend
ant. Monday the doctor went over to
feed the dog and he was bitten. Later
another negro attendant was bitten.
Tuesday afternoon the dog died in
commissions, showing unmistaken signs
of rabies. Every dog thought to have
been bitten by the bull terrier has
been shot and the authorities are look
ing for more.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-10-18

THAT NEW PRIMARY BILL
Evidently the Senate Is Boxed Up
Governor Sends in Another Mes
sage-Mt. Pleasant Bill Passed.
Compromise Failed.

The legislature reached a definite
stage at the close OF the first week OF
the special session. The Mt. Pleasant
school appropriation bill passed both
houses, with only $500 added to the
bill as 1t passed the house last spring,
$4,000 of this sum being needed for a
heating conduit and the balance being
an additional allowance needed to
convert an unfinished portion of the
main building into class rooms.
The various efforts of the admins
tration to pass a primary bill culmin-
ated when their compromise bill failed
OF passage, receiving as was expected,
only 16 votes The 16 senators who
voted against the primary bill last ses-
sion voted against it at the special
session. The anti-administration fac
ton now are discussing the advisable
ity of presenting a primary bill. Sena-
tor Cropsey said in open senate that
they would have a bill Monday, yet the
conference Wednesday night did not
bring a decision. The final vote on the
primary bill was:
Yeas-Senators Allen, Bates, Bland,
scarborough, Ely, Fairbanks. Fuller,
Fyfe, Kline, Lugers, Martindale, Ring,
Russell, Seeley, Wetmore, Yeomans-
16.
Nays-Senators Cady, Carton, Crop
sey, jerks, Kane, Reyes, Kinnane,
Linsley, John d. MacKay, William
Mckay, Moriarity, Peek, Smith, Trav
er, futile, Whitney-16.
Gov. Warmers second message read
to the house Thursday morning, con-
tanned a section which aroused consid-
cradle discussion. 1t was as follows:
| would also recommend legislation
relative to the taxation of car loaning
and other companies owning, leasing,
running or operating any cars not the
property of railroad companies. This
would be done in such a way as to
make these companies bear their just
proportion of taxation.
This section, which was covered in
the telephone and telegraph taxation
bills introduced by Senator Bland and
Rep. Jerome, would affect the taxation
of cars of beef companies, oil COM
panies and other concerns operating
cars of their own.
The 'Jerome bill was first laid on the
table, but in order to have it printed,
ii was referred to the committee on
general taxation. The Bland bill went
to the senate taxation committee, a
strong Observation-Disclosures committee.
Senator Wetmore's bill to prevent
watering in railroad stocks was re-
ferred to the committee on railroads.
The senate, in executive session,
unanimously confirmed Gov. Warmers
railroad commission appointees.
Senator Fyfe offered a resolution
urging that ali primary bills be intro
duced by Monday night. This resolu-
ton was tabled. The prevailing opin-
ion seemed to be that some kind of a
bill will be presented by the conserva-
tives.