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Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-10
STAND FROM UNDER


CURRENT political diplomacy in
the Republican ranks in California
~ affords the interesting If not edi-
Tying spectacle Of prominent leaders
running to cover before the coming
storm breaks. For years the state has
been in the grasp of the Southern
Pacific railroad power, and the trite
retort, what are you going to do
about it?' has come from those oc-
cupying high places in the councils OF
the Republican party, rather than from
avowed hirelings of the corporation.
The fact that a day of reckoning is
at hand is apparent to the most obtuse
tides of popular anger and disgust
threaten the overthrow of the railroad
robber barons of California these ac-
.cessories to the robber reign take
counsel of fear and stand from under.
1t will not suffice to meet popular
anger to claim that the railroad tickets
were only "so-called" Republican tick
cts. The tickets which handed over
control of state finances and legislation
were chosen at a regularly called Re-
publican convention, and the fine Ital-
ian hand of Boss Herrin pulled the
strings that worked the railroad will.
There was a preconcerted surrender of
party independence, shameless. brazen
and sordid, and now that retribution.
in the form of party defeat, is coming
the conspirators run to cover.
Time and again The Herald has
called the attention of Republican
voters to the fact that their leaders
were steering them into the Southern
Pacific camp. and the excuse Of lack
Of knowledge therefore falls to the
ground.
The proposed Lincoln-RooseveltI !
league is a laudable attempt-and a
powerful proof of the foregoing accusa-
tions-to purify the party of bossism
and venal corruption, but it is doubtful |
if the people will again bow to the
yoke of party dominance without |
some stronger evidence that the osten- |
sible Republican party is not the G. o. |
P. with Southern Pacific attachment. |
The California Democrats are too |
alert to pass these things by and hail |
them as legitimate promise of a revo-
luton of political allegiance by the
duped voters. and the beginning of the
end of Southern Pacific rule in the
state, through the elevation of an hon
pred Democrat to the gubernatorial
chair and the election of working
majority of Democrats to both houses
Of the coming legislature.
Californians who now lament the
tactics of their bosses will
be slow to forget the Judas-like love
feast at Santa Cruz. where the South
ern Pacific cohorts foregathered, and
where the instructive spectacle of
James n. Gillett lovingly leaning upon
the shoulder of Boodler Abe Ruef was
presented as proof of the Joining of
mutual interests. To complete the pic
ture the one vital element, a political
pariah, was needed, and he was fur
nished in the presence of Boodler Will
son, who hobnobbed with the other
a dociIe tool of the arch /
Herrtu-
The sale was made and the goods
delivered according to contract, and 1
now an outraged people seek redress
the overthrow Of the entire
gang, and the election Of sterling Dem
ocrats tn take their places and insure
the defeat OF the present and future
plans OF the Southern Pacific machine.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-10
The Expected

The waitress in a California restau-
rant had been informed that her little
mining investment had panned out a
million.
Are you surprised" they asked her.
Not at ALL" she responded, laying
aside her apron. That's what I was
waiting for. r.'-Philadelphia Ledger.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-10

1t remained for sage importation
from ireland to solve the San Fran
cisco graft problem. Asked as 70 his
qualifications for jury service this son
of Ireland replied: "Bedad. 1 think
Everybody in this town is guilty" And
there are many who will agree with
him
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-10

A Boston doctor arises. under stress
of the hot wave, to tell US at great
length how to perfect the race. The
consensus of opinion after reading his
output will be that someone in Boston
ought to have begun the job when the
doctor was born If this uuholy 1ia-
tribe was his thesis looking toward a
degree the sheepskin should be stamped
with a lemon
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-10

New York teachers have placed
ban on Teddy bears. Had it not heen
for the name this plaything would
have been officially classed as nature
fake long ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-10
Orders Must Be obeyed

"The best disciplinarian l ever knew"
says a retired army officer, was colonel
served with during the civil war Once
the enemy held with a considerable force.
1--WE will take that place tomorrow,
he said.
q Why, colonel exclaimed, it's i'm
possiblel"
. Impossiblel Nonsense, sir he
snorted. II have the order in my pocket
kansas City Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-10

No, disarmament of nations does not
mean there would have been no force
on hand to punish bloodthirsty fanat-
ical Moors. The international police
would have attended to them in short
order.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-10
Population of Los Angeles. 100000
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ANNOUNCEMENT

All the capital stock OF The .
Herald company. the corporation :
which owns and publishes The Los .
Angeles Daily Herald. has recent .
" been purchased from the former .
owners by parties who have no .
connection with any other news .
paper in Los Angeles, and who .
have taken over and own and !
control ABSOLUTELY and IN I
DIVIDUADLY, and NOT AS !
TRUSTEES, every share of the !
issued and outstanding capital I
stock Of the corporation.
Z AA4A4AAA~AAA+AA@@s
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-10

The oil trust is accused of burning
old freight bills in an attempt to head
off future prosecution. But fire doesn't
for a moment threaten the courts
order of a twenty-nine million dollar
fine
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-10

1t appears to haves been the merry
jingle of gold rather than sudden
attack of illness that caused the abb
rupt termination of preparations for
the Burns-Gans fight.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-10

If a real full blown holy war is on
in Morocco it will require something
more than few light cruisers stand
ing off shore firing lazily at deserted
hurst
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-10

In the future The Herald will issue to sub
scribers holding six months contracts The
Housekeeper. instead OF tho Woman'H Home
Companion. The Housekeeper Is preferred by
many of our patrons, II Is bright. full OF ex-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-10

That telegraphers' strike seems to
be powerful "ketchin."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-27
.OsObliWy ratunek.

= Re prawda jest silnlejsza cd.
zmy6lan zosta}o. coraz wieceJ
stwierdzonem W ma}em miasteczko
Fedora Tenn, W rezydencyi G. V.
Peppera On tax p,sze: By}em W
}6zku okropnie nawiedzony krwio-
token p}uc i gard3a. Doktorzy ME
mogli mi pomoc.i wszelka pomoc
p~ierzchla. Skoro zaczs}em uzywac
ORA Kinga New Discovery wten~~
czas. nagla pomoc nastapi}a. Kasze
.predko ustapif, krwlotek zmniej~
szaf SIG szybko: q " trzech tygod-
mach by}em W stanie p6jsc do: pra.
cy. .,Gwarantowane lekarstwo ma
kaszel i zaziebienie. soc $l.o0- "
apiece NJ. ]. Kowa1ewskiego. Bu-
telki ma probe darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-27
Jak farmuia W Kansas?

Przyjecha1 tutaj jeden polak W March, 1905 yzia} 800 ARROW, ma
kt6rych ami jedna skba ME by}a wyorana. Postawi} budyhki zbreko~
wal 1e akrdT kt0re obsad1f korne d9sta1 blisko tysiso piiseset buszh.
jesn6 pszenicq. Ma tenn polu gdze by}a korna tz zasal pszenice, =
vice cd Marca do L1stopada, czyli W 8 miesiqcach zbrekowat i obsia}
przesz}o 100 ARROW pszenica. sprzatna@ bisko p6{tora tysiaca buszi
korny. Tax farmujs golaoy, " Colby, Kansas Kazdy z Was mo.e
dokazaG tutaj to samo. Zatem ME traccie wiecej czasu ma rudowanin
piehk6w karczowani1 borrow: Ptzyjedzde do mas ! dostaniecio 4adns,
r6wne prery kt6re tylko wyczekuja piiuga, Pc 10 do Is dol. q akier,
ma s do 9 lat wyp1aty. Ami W po}owie tax sic tutaj ME. napracujeoie
iakescie dotad pracowai, wiecej korzy6ci destaniec,e. Bedziecie 4y6
" }agodnym zdrowym klimacie, gdzie ZIMY KROTKIE. wy
ruszcie vice do Colby, Kansas ma nastepnym Excursion. 70 mapy,
.opisy polkie, it'd. piszce do Waszego rodaka.
G. I. IDZIOREK, PRES &meR Po1oN1A co1on1zAr1ono Co
COLBY, KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-27
Z.POD: MOSKALA

WARsZAWA. Doia 29go kwie~
tnia b. r. odby{o. SIC tn wstepne
posiedzenie Zxiazku Katolickiego
" Kr6lestwie. Polskiem. Ustawy
:juz dawniej ~ogloszono q ma ioh
p~odstawie: Rad rosyjski pozwolil
ma zaprowsdzenie teeo Zwiszka.
Naprz6dodbylo SIC: nabozehstwo::
v ko6ciele klasztornym Panien Wiz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-27
ministrator Franc Hermann

ministrator Franc Hermann "
Ostrodze. otrzymal cd naozelnego
prezesa Prus: zachodnich: prezente
IA przywr6cone niedawno probost,
wo W SLIME (Fraukenhagen) W de-
kanacie tucholskim na probQstWo
W Pluskowesach otrzyma} cd ma"
.cselnego prezesa ME proboszo7
wojskowy ks. Zietarsk', iak do
n,esiono, lecz ks. kuratus Szplter
z Moraga. - Ks. wikary Olsze~s~
XII z BROMLEY mianowany zostaf
administratorem W Pokrzydo~
vie.
STAROGARD. Pewien podofi~
GER pu}ku artyleryiz Grudsiaedza.
.przekroczy} ma dworcu tutejszym
.iejsce przeznaczone jedynie ola
urzednik6w kolejowych " chwili,
gdy pociag nadjezdia}. Maszyna
goi przygulot}a do
Ciezko rannego ~odwieziono
do lazaretu wojskowego, gdzie
Lezy W stanie beznadziejnym
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-27

zytek. gdzie pc Mszy 6w. przenj6s}
ks. Wlodzimierz Jakowski, patron
katolickich stowarzyszeh robotnir.
k6H polskich W Czestocho vie. Po-
tenn odby1o sie. zebrane W Muzeum
przemyslu i handful. Zasiedli: ks.
arcybiskup Wlnceuty Popiel j
czlopkowle komitetu organizacyj~
nego ma podwyzszeniu. Ks. arcy..
biskup ~przeczyta} depesze OLGA sw.
z b}ogos{awienstwem. " imieniu
delegant6w dyecezalnych ks. kan.
Lasooki, delegat p}ooki. o6wiadczY},
re W imieniu biskup6w przyimuja
ustawe Zwiazku. Przemawiali po~
TEN: hr.. Juliusz Ostrowski, RE.
cznik St. Godlaski, p Jan Popiel,
p. M. Jastrzebc6wna z Czestocho~
wy, ks. WI, Jakowski, hr. Platter.
Pc trzygodzinnych obradach, 0 8
godz. zawieszouo posiedzenie ola
wypoczynku i posl}ku. Oko}o 6
godz. wznowiono posiedzenie. Pre-.
mawiali: ks. prof. Ja}brzyFowski,
ks. prof. dr.. Namiotko, ks. kan.
Majewski, ks prof. Futzman, p.
Jan Popiel, ks. kan. Marcinkowski,
ks. kan Gniazdowskl, p. redaktor
Jelenski, kilku robotnik6w; a wre-
szc1e oko}o 6 godz. zakohczyl re,
branie swa p~orywajaca mowa Ks.
WI. Jakowski. Przem6wienia by}y
bardzo tresciwe. Pm. Jastrzebc6-
VIVA wyrzek}a, re posianuictwem
Polski jest obrona katolicyzmu,
to jak dawniej przez walke z Tata.
rami i Tarkami, tax teraz przeciw
masonerYi i fa}szywemu lileraliz
mowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-27

VICE. - Dawniejszego
G6rno6l2zaka" p. wy
lezycha skazano ma so mr. kary
koszta procesu "a to, re og{osl{
zawezwanie p. Ga{2ski ~Sylwestra
re Zaborza do sk}adek ma rodziny
.ukaranych W gliw'ckim procesie alb
stynent6w. Pan Sylvester Ga}aska
ma zap4acid tax samo so marek ka-
ry. Pr6cz tego sad pr1ekaza} $40
mr.. sk}adek zebranych kasle Ohio
rych. Sad najwyzszy rzeszy nie~
miecklej odrzuoi1 rewizya z~alozonq
przez ukaranych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-27
2 POZNANSKIEGO.

z ~POZNANSKIEGO.
POZNAN. Ma placu Bernar~
dynskim pred zak{adem Si6str
Mifosierdzia zbieraja sig teraz CO.
|dziennie wieczorem oko}o pol do
9tej setki osob celem przygladania
sic rzekomemu cudowi. Pod}ug
pogfoski zbieraj2cych sig t&um6w
ukazuje sig codziennie wieczorem
sw1at1o W okn,e cell, gdzie pred
niedawnym czasem zmar}a slostra
ml1osierdzia Istotnle MONA Eau
wazYG L, swiat}o sig ukazu]e W
czwartem oknie pierwszego petra
przesuwa]ac sic powoli do piatego,
gdzie pc pewnym czssie gasnie.
Przygladajac sig temu zdo}a ME
mona oczywi5cie wldziec, ma czem
to wszystko polega. By!obY bardzo
ma miejscu - pisze ,.Kar. Poz."
- ably miarodaine czynniki daily
st6sowne w%yjasniepie, celem zapo~
biezenia r6znym wnioskom do
mysfom niepozadanym.
OSTR0W. w sobota zas1edli.
ma 1awie oskatzonych pred ostrow'
ske lzba karna ks. A. Lisiecki 2
Ostrowa wYdawca ,,Gaz. Ostr."
pan St Rowlhski z iona, PIP. Ma
rya j MleczYsfawa Potural ska i p.
.Marya Dabras6wna. Oskarzen1e
zarzuca}o wszystkim przekroczenie
znanego paragraph no. Przekro-
czenia tego mieli sie dopuscic os-
karzeHi przez wypisywanie roz''
dzielanie dzleciom szk5lnym kartek
W kr6rych rodzice oswiadczaja, re.
zakazujs dzieciom swym odpowla
da6 W nauce religli sw. pc nlemlec~
ku, 6piewa6 niemleckich pie6ni
ko6cielnych pochwalac pc ME-
miecku Pana Boga. - Wszystkich
oskarzonych NV oln'o 10
WAGR0 WIEC. Robotnlk W
Leda uleg} naglemu ob{edow1
napada} dragiem zelaznYm ma
przechodzacych ulica i z wielkim
tylko trudem zdo1ano 60 zamkna6.
Policyanta Napieralskiego W Cele
pobi{ tax SLIME, re ten by} zniewo~
lonym uda6 sig do lekarza.
GNIEZNO' Or}a z clasta ebawia
sig policya ,,Lech" pisze 0 ma
stepujacem zabawnem zdarze-
.niu:
!; Orzef z ~ciasta, kt6ry wtowarzy--
stwie dw6ch tort6w nieslono W nle>
dziele ma czele pochodu. piekarzy,
majacych " dniu tym mai6wks, o.
kazal sic tax niebezpiecznym, e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-27
re SLASKA.

WROCkAW. Ma Slasku burze
W maui w~yrzadzify ogrome szkody.
" "a gminach' M G6rnym Slasku
We ma Srodkowym W 81 gmi~
mach Pioruny 7 os6b zabi}y, a wie~
lie ,uuych ogluszy}y i p~okaleczy4y,
6pal,1y 81 zabduowa1, jeden ko-
6ci6}i jedne szko}e. z % emim
donosza O gradobiciach. Kierunek
owych burr by} re "a
chodu ma wsch6d. We wsi
Chudobie (Eishhorn) malzonkowie
robotnicy Redwlgerowie wzieli do
siebie ma wychowanie dziecko 8
miesieczne Emilii Parczowej W
.nocy tax twardo spali, re ME Sly
sell jak dzieoko plakalo, ono,
p}aka4o z tego powodu, Re obsisd{y
je liczne szczury i dziecko szarpa~
", al. ]e " koncu zagryz}y' G}oo
tuf6w byly okryte ranami,a
pace odgryzlone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-27
TRABKI,

q WITKOWA donosza do gazet
niemleckich, lie W powieoie tamtej"
Sym z okazyi strejku szkolncgo
zlozono z urzedu Is so}tys6w 2
przewodn'czacych okreg6w domi-
pialnych, 38 cz{onk6w dozor6w
szk6lnyoh i kilkudziesieciu }awni"
k6w. w samym ZYdowie z%ap}aoonoo
kar ssk6lnYoh przesz}o 'tysiac MAJ
rex ME liczac koszt6X- sadowych
w ki]ku w~ypadkach przysz}o do
lioytacyi sqdowei. Jednemu po-
zas}uzbowemn urzldnikowi odebra-
no dodatek kreso Wy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-27

ZABORZE. - WtraconY do vie
zienia "a op6r " obrouie dzieci.
Pan Pyka, kolporter z Zaborza ma
Gornym Slasku mia} oddad ma
przymusowe wychowanie dzieci
swoje, ch}opczyka l dziewczYnke,
ola tego, re ME chez u"zyc sic
rellgii poniemiecku. Kammerge''
:rycht zni6sl odno6oa uchwa}e sadu
opiekunczego ale rejencya n~a}ozy}a
kare egzekutywna, kt6rej 'ie@
dnak ME zapfaoi}, vice 60 .miano
sfantowaG. Poniewaz ME byto mic
do zabrania, przeto paaa Pyke osa-
dzono W wiezieniu W sobote pred
sWietami. "a 100 marek wyzna-
czono mu 1Odnl. Obronca wuidsf
zazalenie. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-27

PELPL1N. Ks. prob. Dziegie,
lewski z Lembarga otrzymal ins~
eytucyq kanoniczua ma dziekana
dekapatu brodnickiego q ksl prob.
FranoisEek Behrendt z Wiecborka
n probostwo prsy Kr6lexsklejj
Kapiioy " Gdansku. y KS. adj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-27

tenn div n~iejsze re maj6wke urzas,
piekarze polscy j nlemlileccy
:wsp6lnie. Or}a kt6ry przedtem bu-
jal wysoko mad giovanni PIP. pieka~
rzy, musiaF potem niesd chlopiec
pod pacha. Zostal wiec sromotnle
zdegradowany. Powodem mia}o bye
podobno to, re ME mia} W pazu-
rach swyoh przepisapego: bere
1ast.
Take z~aisc'a zastepujs mas
zwVkle brak dobrych warszaws-
kich pism humorystycznych. +
SIERAK0W. Ostatnie przymro~
xxi nocne wielkie wyrzadzi}y szko"
'iy W ogrodach kartofle W polu
zmarz}y, a co bedzie re zytem, kt6~
re niezadlugo. ms zakwltnat, vice
dza rolnicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-27
z PRUS POLSAICH.


z PRUS POLSRICH.
GRUCZNO. w drugie 6wieto
szala}a tn i W okolioy straszliwa bu-
RIA Z gradem, kt6ra narobila barr
do ,wiele- skody W ogrodach, po-
ZACH j domach. Najwiecej szkody
ponosi nasz. Kodak p. Fraciszex
Kamrowskl, wfa6ciciel R6zanny,
Burzs zerwala niemat wszystkie
dachy z wierzchnem drzewem, tax
ze tylko go@e injury stoja. Traba po.
wietrzna nios}a Gale dachy kilka-
na6cie. metr6w dalej. Take grom
zdruzgotal dwupietrowy murowae
$500
ny 6plchlerz. Smutny widok pred
staWia, dis ia. piekna R6zanna.
ran Kamrowski poni6sf oko}o
$4,000 mi. szkody. z powodu
tel .smutnej wie6cl Q n~ieszoze5ciu p.
Kamrowskiego hakaty6ci roztra-
blli,. ze p: K jest zmuszony R6-
4anne kolonizaoyi: ~sprzeda6. w tel
chwilli p~rzybywam cd p. K. l
moge zarecyc zea p. z. ME my6l'
wcale R6zanny s~przedac, a kolo-
nizacyi JUL pod zadnYm waruukiem
ME sprzeda. Pan Kamrowski cent
ozyste sumienie wyzej, niz grosz
judaszowskl. Czesc mu "a to
LUBISZEW O. Dzierzawca tu..
tejszej plebanki p. Lambert Gu
zinski naby{ posiad}o6e obejmuja~
O. $40 m6rg cd p Hofera, Mem
ga, z 1lI,OoO mr..
KARTUZY. Kolonizacya naby}a
" powiecie kartuskim try (ata
temu majatkl Kie}pin Smegorzyn,
Sulmin, Otomin i N1estepowo'
obszaru kilka tysiecy morgdw. 2
tego jednak ss5 hektar6w cyl
a54O m6rg by}o nieprzydatnych
do uprawy roll stad przeznaczono
ie ma z~aleslenie i utworzouo z
sego osobny obw6d lesniczy pod
nazws Otomin. Zwierzchuictwo
mad tym obwodem bedzie mjat
kr6lewskl le6niczy Schumann "
stegwefdzle.
=. W1ELKIE TRABK1, Znowu
n~leszczesllwy wypadek z powodu
lekkomyslnego obchodzeaia sig z
bronia 14-letni syn g~oscinnego
Kowalskiego. bawif sig towarzy-
szami teszyngiem. GdY strza} ME
wypad}, poczeto badac przyczYne
tegos. Maggie pad} strzaf a kula ut
kwila XIV prawej rece. Ku'i do
tad ME wydobyto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-27

LUBISZEWO. Dzierzawca tu.
tejszej plebanki p. Lambert Gu
zinski Aaby{ posiad}o6e obejmuja~
CO $40 m6rg cd p Hofera, Mem
ga, "a 1ll,oo0 mr.:
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-12-25
CHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF certain writs OF Fieri
Fatlus, ETC.. issued out OF the Court Of
CONNIE Pleas of jeff 'rson county. Pa,
and 10 me directed, will expose TO
pubiic sale or Outcry at the O. nrt
House In the Borough OF Brookville,
Pa ON
Friday, January 10, 1908,
At 90 O'Clock M, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, tO.wit:
All the defendant 3 = right, title, interest and
cla'm Of, In and to all that certain tract OF
land situated In Young township Jefferson
county, Pennsylvania, bounded and describ-
ed as follows, tO-wit: Beginning alta post on
| II Is II. street; thence north 81 degrees east
tl2 feet to u post on line OF land OF Thomas
Shearer; thence south "a degrees s. minutes
east 80 feet along lands OF said homas shear
er 10 n post; thence south 81 degrees west
along lot No. % owned by Giuseppe Sa'a liz
feet to n post on said 25 IT, street; thence
north "a degrees SIS minutes west along
said street 10 the place OF beginning, contain
Ing 1000 So IT, and being lot No. "A which wns
| conveyed % Alfonsa MaTra SmOna, he
PRESENT owner. by deed dated October a7, 1879
and iecorded In The Office OF the Recorder OF
Deeds In and for the county Of Jefferson In
deed book vol. s3, page isl, as by reference
thereto will more fully and at larg, appear
| Having thereon erected one story dwelling
house and necessary outbuildings.
| SelZcO, taken III eNttEtlOU uUu W Dt SOiu u,
the property OF Alfonso Mastro Simona. al
| the suit of Joseph Boufeld and Rafael Bon.
field, trading under the firm name OF Bonfelt
| Brothers.
|, VI. Fa. No. 12. BROWN.
ALsD-AlI the defendants right, title
| inler"st and claim, of, IN and :,
all that certain parcel nrd lot OF lant
| situated In the town OF Florence. Me al
| mont township. Jefferson county, bounded
| aud described Ms follows, to-wit: Beginning
| at a post ON Re, noldsvill" read, thence soutl
| 3, degree. ~ minutes west hfty-one fee
| along said iU' 20 post; th'nce soui h
| degrees 10 mia - west slNty-lwO feet alonI
Front street { - pOSt thence south - de
| grees 50 m nut"s east uue hundred and thirty
| feet along Fifth street to a post; thenc'
| north 3! degrees 10 minutes east forty-hy,
| feet along AN alley to II post; thence nortl
| 81 degrees 20 minutes west one hundred ant
| forty -four feet to place OF beginning; con
| tanning one-fourth acre more or less; beinl
| lot No Az In town OF Florence, vide Deet
| Book Vol 81, page 596. Excepting and re
| serving all the coal tight, mineral, etc, II
| and upon said land as fully ~ reserved II
deed last cited. Having thereon erected ;
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-12-25
A Nation Of Cripp|es
Rheumatism Be-
yOnd Control
The Only Hope to Rheumatic Sufferers
Is uric-0 Treatment

II rheumatism continues to spread as II has
In the past few years, iL would seem as though
we would before long become a nation of Grip
pies. The terrible destructiveness of this
disease is apparent on every side of us. Almost
nine out Of ten of the crpples one meets had
theirallotion bTpughton by Rheumatism. How
many thousands more there are that are hope
lessly Oed-Tidden and whom we never see.
Rheumatism, from the very nature Of the disease,
can never cure itself and II neglected Is bound
to grow worse rather than better. II you ever
have any twings of Rheumatism go to your
druggist and get a bottle Of Uric-O, the
wonderful new Rheumatic Specific. 1t will cure
you and 1t is the only treatment In the world that
will cure you permanently and thoroughly.
UricO cures by It's direct action on the muscles,
blood and kidneys. IL seeks out the poisonous
Uric and Rheumatic Acid and drives Il from the
system ard 1t Is only a treatment OF such a
nature that will ever cure rheumatism. Linl-
ments and plasters only serve to drive is from
one spot to another. They never euro Rheuma-
tism because 1t Is primarily blood disease. and
until the blood Is cleared from the poison. cure
cannot take place.
There never was case Of Rheumatism that
Uric y could not cure and you should not put off
taking 1t. You can test Uric-O free Of charge II
you wish. Just cut out this advertisement and
send it tothe Smith Drug Co.. Syracuse, N. ",
togetl or W = your name and tho name of your
druar t, ~ s'ate that you have never used
Uric al Eould like to tryi They vii give
you ( ne. through your druggi-t, u cent
bot'l', which you can test and try to ycus owu
satisfaction.
Uric-O is sold and personally recon-
mended in Reynoldsville by Stoke &
Feicht.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-12-25

During L. T. Cooper's recent stay
in Boston, II Is estimated that sixty
Ave thousand people talked with him
and purchased his medicine. This
is an average of over two thousand q
day. -,
His success was so phenomenal as
To cause universal comment both by
the public and the press. There must
be a reason for this. Here Is the
reason given in his own words by Mr..
Cooper when interviewed on the sub
ject. He said:
1.-THE immense numbers of people
who are calling on me here In Boston
Is not unusual. | nave had the same
experience for tn past two years
wherever | have gone The reason Is
a simple one. 1t IS because my medi-
cine puts the stomach in good condi-
tion. This does II sound unusual,
but 1t is in fact the key to health. The
stomach is the very foundation of
life. attribute 80 per cent. Of
all sickness directly to the stomach.
Neither animals nor men can re-
main well with a poor digestive appa-
ratus Few can be sick with diges-
fion in perfect condition. AS matter
of fact, most men and women today
are half-sick. 1t Is because too much
food and too little exercise have grad
ually forced the stomach into half
sick condition. My medicine gets the
stomach back where it was, and that
is all that is necessary"
Among Boston people who are
staunch believers in Mr.. Coopers
theory, is MI. Frank D. Brown, of 81