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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-06

small payment on the heavy price for the night to be free to break with any man or any enterprise that menaced ny selfovnsrship. That night I felt I must keep. whatever its cost Some men can. or think they can. lend their seifovnershlp and take it back sf convenience: I knew I vas not Of fhsn-snd let none of them judge me Especially let none judge me vho cr'y dsludes kinself that hs owns 1szssit xho kzs solt hinsslf sli his
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-06
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TRY ONE FOR A RENT OR FOR
 A EEv EoUsE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-06

ONE MAY SKILL THAT PIANO
 oR GET A BoARuKR
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-06

fore I should have rejected the Pow CT trusts offer with scorn. and should have gloried in my act as proof of superior virtue. But in those crucial two months I had been apprentice to the master whom all men that ever come to anything in this world must first serve. I had reformed my line of battle, had adjusted 1t to the lines laid down in tactics of Life-as-it-is.
 Before was able to convince my self that my fortunes had really changed. Ed Ramsay telegraphed me to call on him in Fredonia on busi- ness of his own. It proved to be such a trife that began to puzzle at his real reason for sending for me. When he spun that trifle out over ten days, on each of which I was alone with Carlotta at least half my waking hours. I thought I had the clew to the mystery. saw how I could in-i crease the energy of his new enthus- iasm for me. and, also, how I could cool it, if wished to be rash and foolish and to tempt fate again.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-17
An Honest and Impartial Republican.

The retirement Of Secretary Hitch
cock from the cabinet is a great loss
to his countrymen. He is the only
member of the administration that has
accomplished real results in his depart
ment that are worth talking about. He
has not boosted or clustered, but has
pretty effectually cleared out the land
thieves and punished them without
GEAR OF favor. Republican United
States senators and congressman that
were mixed up with the land grafters
We're not shielded, but prosecuted with
as much vigor us the lesser grafters,
and, as this Is the first time in the his
tory Of the Republican party of a
cabinet officer being impervious to
party pressure and impartial In pun
ishing and preventing fraud, Ethan
Allen Hitchcock Is entitled to the
thanks of Democrats, the more so as
SO many of his own party are secretly
denounclng and backbiting him. 1t Is
too bad that similar good deeds cannot
be recorded OF any other member Of
tho official family of President Roose-
velt.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-17
WEAKNESS PERMA-
NENTLY CURED

No other ailment yields more readily
under our treatment than weakness. No
other disorder battles ordinary medical
effort. When treatment cures there is
reason why it cures. and when rem
edy fails there is also reason why. Our
treatment cures because all effort is d.
rected toward the restoration of normal
conditions throughout the organic sys.
TEN, removing all inflammation or over
constituencies of the prostate gland, which
is the sole cause OF the arrangement.
Other forms OF treatment fail because
they are calculated to excite activity by
stimulating the nerve centers. We treat
more cases of weakness" than any other
physician, and we obtain perfect results
in all instances.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-17
The Best Commercial Job Printing
Herald Printery.
Cured Of Lung Trouble.

''It is now eleven years since had a
narrow escape from consumption"
writes G. O. Floyd, leading business
man of Kershaw, S. G. II had run
down in weight to 1876 pounds, and
coughing was constant both by day and
by night. Finally I began taking DR..
Kings New Discovery and! .continued
this for about six months, when my
cough and lung trouble were entirely
gone and was restored to my normal
weight, ITO pounds" Thousands Of
persons are healed every year. Guaran.
teed at Evans Drug Co. :. SOC .and $500.
Trial bottle free. t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-17
Not StateSmanShln.

Secretary Taft declared that Poult-
ney Bigelow could not have found out
much about conditions at Panama In
his four days visit, but expects Presi-
dent Roosevelt In three days to have
everything about the canal at his fin
gers ends. This cndcavor to create
faith In the omnlsclcncc Of Teddy and
pronunciation of others who have hon
estly exposed the mistakes In Panama
management can hardly be considered
as craftsmanship.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-17
A Hungry Flock.

As twentyseven Republican candi-
dates for congress were defeated by
the Democrats, besides those, like Gen
eral Grosvenor, who were refused re-
nominations by their party. President
Roosevelt will have Il big flock Of lame
3aaaka ta nrnvi6i< 49, -sA.---A.--- -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-17
WE FIND THE CAUSE
YOU PAY OUR FEE WHEN CURED
May Pay in Monthly

We cover the entire
field of
chronic, deprecated
and complicated diseases
A Lifelong Cure for
Ulcers
HydrOcele
VaricOcele
Blood Disorders
Skin Diseases
Piles and FiStula
Prostate Troubles
Nervo-Vital Debility
Kidney Diseases
Bladder Diseases
Nervousness
Stomach Trouble
Rheumatism
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-17
VariCOCele Cured
Permanently

Varicocele can be cured permanently.
We are curing cases every day, by mild
and painless treatment, thus Demon
strating the folly of restoring to harsh
and dangerous methods. But one week
at most is required and seldom is it nec-
essary to even detain the patient single
day from his business or occupation.
Our cures are permanent. There are no
relapses or unpleasant after effects. The
treatment we employ lie original with
myself. There ia no other doctor who
treats varicocele as we treat it, or who
duplicates our cures.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-17
How and Why--We Cure


rcan other eain Mythng Mnpray
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-17

A twice-a.week transcript Of the hap
pen1ngs on Gray's Harbor-Ths Abe.
deem Semi Weekly Herald, $500 al,
s1.50 In advance.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-07

Missouri is the third greatest'hog
state In the Union. OF every fifteen
hogs born and bred In the Federal
Union, one Is Missourian. Ii has
been estimated that there are 3, 500,-
900 hogs in Missouri. The predomi-
mating breed is the Poland.China,
with the Duroc-Jersey a close second.
Iowa and Illinois are the two states
to lead Missouri In raising hogs.
Walter Buckley, representing the
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Of Chicago,
was In Butler the other day, and In
company with N. B. Jeter called TO
see US. He had just come from
Nevada, where he said he had con-
tracted for clock for the new court
house, to cost 81 300. He was here
to inquire about the prospect for
a clock in our court house He
said we ought to have equally as
good a clock as was contracted by
Vernon county. 1t was suggested
that we could save something by us
ing the old Presby terrain church bell.
The TIMES is decidedly In favor oi
the clock PROJECT and hopes the gen
tlemen who have the matter In charge
will succeed in raising the required
funds, when we will take pleasure ir
giving them full credit.
Judge Estes Smith walked over tc
Adrian Sunday afternoon TO take
the train for Butler, to be in readi
ness to convene court Monday morn
ing. 1t was only matter OF about
fifteen miles. IL was late when he
reached Adrian. Just before train
time he left the waiting room and
stepped out on the platform. Mr.
Terrell, who was waiting for the
train, stepped out a few moments
after and found Judge Smith lying
on his back unconscious. He was
revived aud came on to Butler, where
he was under physicians care al
day Monday at Judge Coles board
ing house. DR.. Foster pronounc
ed it a bilious attack and poor cir
culation, brought or by over exer
, tion. the doctor said that tht
Judges symptoms we're similar tt
those OF Prof. Thornbrough, who
died last spring from exhaustion, by
u hunting trip in the Marias De.
Cygnes bottoms. Judge Smith Wal
able to be up yesterday.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-07

10 bars Mohawk soap for 25c at
j. Z. Williams.
Every Saturday in the year you
will get a premium at The Bazaar
with every dollars worth OF goods.
The Jones Bros. Stock Sale adver.
tired to take place at the Moore
Hurt feed yard In Butler on Monday,
WAS called off owing to the bad
weather.
Word has been received that the
Holden, Mo-, shoe merchant, who
mysteriously disappeared several
weeks ago, has been found in sani-
tarium at Q1eneno, Kansas.
W. G. Plerpoint arrived In Butler
Saturday to i,in hls wife, who had
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. W. Silvers. They left for
their home In Aurora, Mo-, Monday,
Judge Allen Glenn, OF Harrison
Vile, and former state senator c. c
Dickinson, OF Clinton, Mo-, have hpen
appointed regents o; the Norma
school at Wsrrensburg by Governor
Folk.
The first real winter weather oi,,the
season struck this section the first o
the week. The thermometer hung
around the zero mark Monday and
Tuesday, and the hopes Of the ic'
men were revived.
DR.. Harriet Frederick came In th'
first Of the week to visit friends II
Butler. DR.. Frederick practicet
osteoposhy here for several year
with marked success. She has beel
In Kansas City for the past year.
Invitations have been issued to {
"valentins Hop" at Hotel Pencil
on Thursday evening, February 14tl
1907. The announcement 10 10
dancing from $50 to 100 .. m
Lunch served 1890 TO 11:S0 p. m.
A coach and box car jumped th
track on the Interstate, just beyon'
Pleasanton, Kan, on Saturday
Fortunately no one was burt. bu
the train due In Butler at 8 o'clocl
| was about six hours late.
L. d. Boots and Thos. Cole, vel
known citizens Of Taberville, st
Clair county, quarreled. Cole wa
knocked down by Boote; then Col
retaliated by stabbing Boots tn,
blade Of the knife extending into tn
cavity Of the bowels. The wound 4
dangerous. -
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-07

Watch our price list and come ana
|ede with us-J. E. Williams.
The new opera house at Harrison
lie will be completed In a short
|ne.
b lbs raisins for 25c at j. E. VII
Inns.
|See advertisement OF W. A. Down.
F's public sale Of personal effects IN
bother column.
b packages Fay Oats Zoe at j. b.
(illiaDs.
Mrs. Silas W. Levy returned Sat-
hay night from visit to her par
Is at Helena, Ark.
Mrs. W. B. Tyler, Of Summit, went
! Nevada Friday to spend q week
h her daughter, Mrs. W. R, Hail.
rhe Peoples National Bank, with
epital Of $50, 900, opened it's doors
khe old Salmon building at Clin'
b last week.
Tome one, come all to The Bazaar
next Saturday and get your choice
several premiums offered With q
liars purchase.
There will be q pie supper given at
Wilcox school house Friday
|ning, Feb. 8, 1907. Everybody
ited to attend.
F. Moore, manager Of the Lo'
moore Lumber Company, has
urned from an extended business
3 through the Southwest.
Harry Clymsr, 9 prominent attor-
Of Stselsville, No was In Butler
Monday, offending TO . land case
has before our circuit court.
ircuit court convened In session
February term on Monday. Hon.
!. Denton, Judge, T. D. Embree,
4 and G. F. Beard, sheriff.
lon. Levy L. Scott, Of Nsvsda'
prnsy for the No. Pac. Ry In THU
IA, vas looking after legal bust
bsiors circuit court the hrst o.
Hsek..
turday was ground hog day,
the hog saw bis shadow and
Ne ere to have six weeks more
old weather, II you are q believer
nuch old saws.
rhs case Of Dr.. G. Y. Salmon,
,ch ives set for trial at Clinton
lore part Of last week. wss con
ned on the application OF defend.
Z counsel until the nsxt term q
IS eouft. !
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-07
CABLE & GROVES.

John Stanley's advertisement for
postpunement sale. S % another
column.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-07
The DULL SEASON

Is on but we propose to make 1t the
BUSY SEASON and In order TO DO
this We will until further notice make
some exceptionally LOW PRICES.
Compare them with Others:
4 Greenwich lye........................25c
6 A B Naptha soap,.................... Csc
4 10c packages starch. ...........25c
4 lOc packages cow brand soda. .25c
35c pkg sun dried Japan tea..... 25c
SOC pkg Ceyl tea finest grown. 35c
Toe Japan tea bulk per lb............60c
SOC Japan tea bulk per lb......"...40c
75c Gun powder,.......,...,..............60c
5Oc ....".."."......."..........4Oc
3 pkgs jello ..,........,.................
Gal pie peaches ..............,.,.........3Oc
Fine bulk figs
Maple sugar. .".."..........,..........l2hc
10 10 suck buckwheat ..............45c
Heiuz best vln' gar per gal...........30c
Kansas or standard oil per gal. ,1Oc
HARDWARE AND TlNWARE.
All tinware Copper cent off.
Barney aud Berry boys skates ,...6Oc
girls SlO0
All copper wash boiler..............$3.0 90
Copper bottom, .......................S1.15
Now is the time TO buy cutlery.
warranted Zor.".................Tl 70
| $500 ........................S1.7 10
All pocket and table cutlery 20 per
cent of
Barn door track per foot...........03c
Barn door rollers pair .................40c
Best door rollers.
8 in. heavy strap hinges ,...,........1Oc
6 In. heavy strap hinges, 3 for",..25c
) In. hooks and staples ior.......5c
10 in. heavy screw strap hinges. ..25c
II in. heavy screw strap hinges,..3Oc
II Ia. heavy screw strap hinges. 35c
II you are going to build house or
a barn, buy your Hardware now and
save % to so per cent
Market price paid for all produce
either cash or trade. Yours trulo,
PHONE 10.
CABLE & GROVES.
John Stanley's advertisement for
postpunement sale. S 70 another
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-07

Is on but we propose to make 1t the
BUSY SEASON and In order to DO
this We will until further notice make
some exceptionally LOW PRICES.
Compare them with Others:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-29
been GIVEN A
DOUBLE CROSS"
SAYS OLIVER, WHO TRIED HARD
TO GET CONTRACT FROM U.
S. IN CONNECTION WITH THE
PANAMA CANAL.

Washington. ID. C.. Aug. 2S.--W. ].
Oliver. the Knoxville contractor. who
mas been here for several days ex-
pecting returns from his bid in behalf
cf tho w. J. Oliver Construction com
pany Cn cars for the Panama canal
wcrH left tonight for his home. with
the distinct impression that It ap-
pcared USELESS for him to endeavor 10
secure any big contract from the gov
.ernment
Il don't know the details but I'm
pretty sure I've been given the double
cross" said Mr.. Oliver
Mr. Oliver claims to be well in
formed as to the character of the
ether bids and insists that the only
bid strictly according TO specifications
was that by his company The i'm
preston Is that the contract will 90
to an Aurora, III. arm. whose presi
dent has been spending considerable
time IN the isthmus and IN whosc in
tercst Senator Hopkins Of Illinois.
has been chasing Secretary Taft
about the country This is the com
pany which tried to hry Oliver of
from bidding, he to name the price.
4 think you'll hear a great big
roar about this thing said Mr.. Oliver
az he LEFT n take the train. having
be- caifed 70 Knoxville on import
ant business. The conclusion Of his
firms business IN the matter Eill be
looked after by its offioe in this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-29
SOUTHERN R. R.
MAKES CHANCAS
IN SOME OF ITS HIGHER OFFICES
SOME SENSATIONAL TIES
TlMONY GIVEN.
BY BYC0Mp1ROlLER PLANT
OF Southern in Alabama Rate Case
Erie Railroad Defers Pay
ment of Dividends
Ten Years.

st. louis, Aug 2s 1t was an
nciinced today from Headquarters oi
the Sorthcrn railway that r. c, Pow,
ell, Of ST. Louis, who was recently
made vice president Of the Queen and
Crescent system, will continue to
hold the office as vice president of
the Louisville and st. Louis lines ot
the Southern railway. Mr.. Powell
stated today that the Office of general
Of the Louisville and
st Louis lines Of the Southern has
been abolished and that G. p. Cooper,
of st. Louis, former incumbent will
be made manager, new office just
created.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-29
HARRINGTON is
SENT TO PRISON
TAKEN FROM CLAYTON, ST
LOUIS COUNTY JAIL, TO JET
\ FERsoN CITY.
FOR The FIRST TIME
Since 1909 He Il Handeuffed-An-
other Rogue Accomoanies
HNn--Put to Work
at Once.

st. Louis, Augs 2S.-"Lord" Fred.
erick Seymour Harrington was taken
taday from the Clayton Jail where he
has been confined for foIr years and
two months to Jefferson City where
he begins a life sentence In the peni-
tentiary for the murder Of James r.
McCann. Darlington was handcuffed,
for the first time since 1908, to
.Thcmas w. Morgan, who was also
sent to Jeffeson City To serge 4 sen
tence OF twenty years for murder. On
arrival at the penitentiary harrington
was assigned to work as a clerk i'm
the office Of shoe factory, prison
contracting firm
Darlington was under sentence to
he hanged here last Monday but
Governor Folk commuted the penalty
to life Imprisonment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-29
.ROCUES SET A
TOWN ON FIRE
INDIANA TOWN ALMOST DE.
sTRoYED BY FLAMES SET BY
SAFE BLOWERS.
MANY LEFT HOMELESS
Nearby Town Refused Aid--Residents
Scantily Clad DO Heroic Service
as Bucket Brigadc---SmaI
Insurance Carried.

Reynolds, Ind, Aug 2S.-This towI
was almost obliterated and hundreds
We're driven from their homes by Q
| fire started by postoffice safe blowers
iat o'clock yesterday morning
| Within short while after the explo-
sion in the postoffice the twon was
iaglare and the business section was
a mass Of flames.
The town was without fire protec-
ltion Of any sort and 5000 persons fed
with personal belongings from homes
which seemed doomed to certain de-
Istruction. The flames spread rapidly
from the postoffice building to adioin-
ing structures, and before the entire
Apopraace was aroused threatened to
sweep Inc town from end to end.
Terrified citizens ran hithcr AMI
thithe. Ia tho streets which were
lighted as II by MONDAY sun Many
We're clad only in night attire and all
carried personal belongings,
As building after building was en-
veloped in flames, citizens joined
hands in fighting against the flames.
Through heroic efforts of volunteer
bucket brigade many homes We're
saved aud these stood conspicuously
out against the black background of
smoking ruins yesterday.
Women and children fled before the
fire to friends at Monon and Monti-
cello. where they were housed for the
remainder of the night.
Before the volunteers secured a
of the fire, two business
blocks had been reduced to ash heaps
and embers.
1t was staed yesterday that appeals
for help We're sent to Monticello, but
We're refused the stricken town, which
was left to It's own fate.
When the fire had burned itself ont
the citizens turned their attention to-
ward capturing the robbers who had
caused the disaster. James Britton,
the town marshal formed posse of
determined residents and the man
hunt was begun. The posse search.
~ W. oSNtAti hCuIS NllHuuL ItauiI. |
1t Is believed the safeblowers be
ong TO an organized gang which has
)reyed upon small towns of Ohio and |
Indiana for some time. They are be- !
ieyed to have used nitro-glycerine.
The los was poorly covered by in |
and is estimated at many |
thousands of dollars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-29
ONE DEAD AND
ANOTHER DYING
AS RESULT OF AUTO ACCIDENT
FOUR sTAcs TAKE IN PITTS.
BURG AT GREAT cLlP-TWo
ARRESTED.

Pittshurg. Aug. 2S.-John Burton,
head of the Burton Automobile Com
pany. is dead and Herbert O'Neill
Quartz of the Russell Engine Com.
pany is dying as a result of wild
automobile ride on the Grant boule
ward at o'clock this morning
T. G.. Borden, general amnager of
the Russell company, Henry Hubbard
engineer IT the Pittsburg Railways
Company. the dead man and injured
victim were out for a time last night.
They were en route home with Burton
and Quartz standing tn the rear of the
machine. Going at whirlwind speed,
the car flew. into a curve and Burton
and Quartz were hurled out Hubbard
who was running the car. did not miss
his companions until his hat few of.
He turned to look for II and discover
ed the men missing
Rur1an was picked M dead ami
Quartz badly injured. Burten AMI
Hubbard are detained BY the police.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-29
LOCAL OPTION
TANGLE UNDOkt
BY ATTORNEY GENERAL STEAD
WHO HOLES THAT ~PRE-
clNcT- MEANS PRECINCT"
AND NOT DISTRICT"

Springfield. H. Aug. 2S.-Attorney
General Stead has handed down an
opinion On the local cpticn law IN
watch be solves the knctty problem
~ statutnry construction Of the words
.'preciBct" and election district
States Attorney Van winkie %
Morgan county presented the ques.
t.on BY citing the case Of the citv Of
Jacksonville. Is an election rrecinct
comprising twelve votiaE districts
The attorney general holds that TIE
proposition Of becoming anti saloon
territory must. In counties not under
township organization. b. submitted
tr the voters Of the entire prccinct
and that the word ~prcinrt- applies
collectively and not separately. 20
tbe .seive districts which g 70 make
w. the jacksonville preciaet lie fur
ther holds that TN retltian cf the
roters IN any enc district seaH not
give that district aicae the right -
submit thu question Ct antiss'oon Ter
ritory.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-29
FOUR JUDGES AT HAGUE
This Continent Will BE Well Repre-
sented in The High Court Of
Justice.

The Hague, Aug. 2S.-Joseph II
Choate and James Brown Scott, for
the American delegation TO the peace
conference have drawn up nen
proposition with respect to the allCt
ment of judges for the internationl
high court OF justice In this propcs
al the United States announces the
Willingness of all the countries Of the
Americap continent including the
United Staes. TO have altogether fouI
Judges. to be appointed for the twen.
~ one countries comprising the con
tinent. on the understanding. arrive
at through diplomatic channels, that
this will reduce the number OF judges
to fifteen.