davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
Cleveland Games.

Cleveland was the only pennaDt con-
lender 10 show an actual gain. The
Maps are fifteen points higher thar
they were three weeks ago. but this
Improvement earned them no higher
hotch in the standing
considering the fact that they alamo
pay ca thelr games away from home
ne AthIeJcs made decidedly the hest
showing OF the four contenieye d,,-{--,
the three weeks. III '4'S
1hey won majority of game. on +ba
DSr9est lap OF the journey. The hone
% DttIolt. chicago and Cleveland v-a 9
mat lney would put Mack's men so far
odTA IN the race on this trip that no
taIly on their return home could mn
theIH on top again. Their CaIcrIa tf6nS
on this score were wrong-disn7al Iy,
wrong. Instead of throwing on The
a a. they haven't gained an inch
on their DurSUeT.
While Detroit, Chicago. and Cleveland
ere hghtlng among themselves. Connie
1-aCk VIII De facing the weaker teams
q the eastern section. Then the Vest
eFn clubs leave their own grounds for
EaId series IN the East
If the teams from the other side Of -, =,
AlItghenleS tailed to dislodge MacE's
men on their own grounds. thay can
Park IA q vi '4iil Ia
The Athletics are scheduled AT home
every day this week. They hone to
crowd IN ten games in six DAYS WASH
-hgton IS here today and tomorrow. The
next DAY New York comes here. and
the week. "a
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
GOOD RADIANCE.

| IandloFd-SiT the other tenants VIII
not stay in the fat II you insist on play
| ing the CoTnet.
Mr.. Toots-Tm glad Of that They
were very MISUNDERSTANDING Plain
Dealer.
The Washington times., 1907-09-02

Frank Erne, the former lightweight
champion, viii be the principal second
OF Tommy Murphy when he meets Dick
Hyland at the National AthIefic CI,,b On
Wednesday night week -
The Washington times., 1907-09-02

Al Herford viii open his Eureka Ath-
tuo Club. Baltimore. on September IA.
Win bout between Kid Sullivan, OF
ton.
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
OL4KER FINS SEE ONLY ATHLETICS
MIDDLE STATES
REGATTA TODAY
Event M arkS Close of
Active Rowing Sea-
son.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2--The annual re-
gatta OF the Middle States Regatta As
ISOLATION, which will be held on the
Harlem river today, viii practically
close the active rowing season With
over seventy entries the event promises
10 furnish some excellent sport
There were more boats on the Harlem
river yesterday than on any slngle day
this year. The awanhaka boat SluD
four rOWed over from Flushing, and
made their hea6qua.te tiers at the Metro
politan Rowing Club house. They
rowed together early in the afternoon,
and later split up 1nto two doubles.
vespers Row Well.
The Vesper Boat Club octuple SOULS
crew made q good impression, and
rowed out twice from The NonpaTeil
Rowing Club house, where they are the
guests of the club. The Rev York Ath-
letic Club senior eight, with Durando
Miller and James Miller, Sd, came down
from Travers Island. the Miller broth
eTs in singles.
Nearly AL the PhiladelPnians were on
the water. and showed excellent form,
while every entry from the metropoli-
tan district spent considerable time on
the river. Owing to the length OF the
program the trial heats started at 9
O'Clock this morning. An iutermission
will take place from 1890 10 1:20, when
the finals viii begin. The program fol-
lows;
Program.
a. initial heat, Junior single SOULS.
$40 a. Initial heat. junior single
SOULS.
s:4o a. initial heat. association sin
giles.
10 a. m--second trial heat, assocls-
ton singles.
1920 a. m.-Ffnals. junior eisht-oared
shells
1910 a. m.-Finals. intermediate quad
ripple SOULS.
II a. initials, junior double shells.
n;20 q. m.-Finals, intermediate four
cared shells.
n:40 a m.-Finals. junior four-oared
shells.
u m.-Finals. senior four-oared shells.
Id D. m--Finals, Junior sirgle SOULS.
$40 .. m.-Finais. junior four-oared
gigs.
P, m.-FinsIs, intermediate single
scuils.
2:2o p m.-Finals, intermediate eight
cared shells.
2:4O p. m.-F1naIs. senior double scuIls
,. m-Finals. senior four-oared
80 p. m.-Finals, senior doubIo sc,,IJs
2. m.'-Flnals. Junior octupIe ac1,lJs
so p m Finals. association single
.t.u ?. m,-Flnals. senior eixbt-oared
The Washington times., 1907-09-02

Andy McGarry and Billy Glover will
meet IN SiNsrOund bout at the Long
Acre Athletic Club next Thursday nigbf
The Washington times., 1907-09-02

Look Best
From NOu;
Unless Mack's Troop Slumps
Pennant Should Go to
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept Detroit
defeat at the hands Of the White SOX
yesterday cut the Tigers lead in FIRST
place over the Athletics 10 nine points.
Indications now point to Philadelphia
regaining first place IN the American
League race before the present week
ends.
Macks pennant-hunters return TO Co
lumbia PARK today meeting Washing
ton in the morning and afternoon. In
the twenty-one days they nave DaJtI-u
abroad the Athletics have won eleven
out of nineteen games. which is a re-
markab.e record. when il is pointed out
that they had 10 tackle three teams
which have chance TO win the cham
piOnship.
The Washington times., 1907-09-02
Chicago Sole Stumbling Block.

Visiting five different cities. they took
the series from all their opponents ex-
cept Chicago The following table
shows at a glance how impressiyeIy the
team played on the tour;
The Washington times., 1907-09-02

A match between Abe AtteU and Wal
ter Little viii be one Of the first bouts
arranged to open up boxing in Chicago.
The Washington times., 1907-09-02

Harry Scroggs, of Baltimore. and lack
l.owery, Of Brooklyn. fought a ten-round
draw at Rockaway Beach on Friday
night.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
BUILT ACROSS TRINITY.
Texas Company Moving Along
With Pine Line.

Dallas. Aug. eS.-The big pipe line
OF the Texas company has been swung
across the Trinity river just north Of
the city. and is now In place at the
big refinery and separating plant In
West Dallas. The pipe. contrary 10
expectations. Is not down all the way
between Tulsa and Dallas There are
about twenty-five miles of the line 10
be laid. Seventeen miles OF this are
north OF Red river and one mile OF II
between Tulsa and the Canadian.
A. r. Dumnn. chief engineer for the
Ball-Carden company. the contractors
who are building the pipe line. says
II will be four or five weeks before
the line can be used all the way 10
Dallas. The delay Is due 10 a scarcity
OF labor at some points and 10 much
heavy blasting that has had 10 be done
north OF Red river Mr.. Duman. how.
ever. has large force Of men at work
on the line between W'axahachie and
Corsicana. II will possibly be the lat
OF October before the Texas company
will be forcing oil as far south as this
city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
WIFE ELOFES.
Aged Husband Advertiscs For
n Housekeeper.


Kalamazoo. Aug. 23,-Living al
Moores Corners south OF williams
station. is Captain W. II. H. Banks.
aged eighty. but in looks not TO OK.
coed sixty. who wants q hausekeepcr
HIS thirty.six.ro wife has eloped
with their farm hand who Is stlll a
minor.
The captain voices his needs in an
advertisement 20 which he signs as.
sumcd initials. The advertisement FOL
lows:
"Wanted-I do not want to marry
today. but DO want housekeeper
TO go cut into the country twenty-,hree
miles from Kalamazoo: either young.
midd'cas'd or Old viii do. Il in coed
health. tree from children and the love.
lorn swain, work Is light; much of the
time away from home; winters w
will spend either In Washington. n.
G.. or further south. n we may DO.
eide; constant comp3n!cnship Is what
need and mus, have: was an crficr-
w he war OF 1926: wounded aul
badly crippled. and u Is necessary that
! hgev C,lse attendant 10 20 whore
I 90. ana stay whore I stay: n rare
chance for a young lady who enjoys
a little romance 10 break the monut.
0ny o. the moro sluggish realities Of
everyday lie. Every answer TO th!9
ID will receive reply either by letter
or personal call; he quick don't nth
bic; bite; can give the very best rof.
erencc5. Address with fan name. age.
description or photo. residence. etc.
Il. J. W.
"Kal1mp-oo. Mich. Gancral Delivery"
Capta.a Banks has had but little 20
say OF his wife's desertlcn brt tho
Advertisement shows the old mans bit.
ta!ness II e understood that the
captain has heard nothing from his
he.pwcot and her lover since thci.
Disappearance. He indicates that he
has cast he or and will forge; her.
however by his efforts 90 find another
woman 20 taEo her place.
Cau'aia BANKS served during The
civil wnr f~' as "a lieutenant IN The
Nirth Nich.,nn cavalry and later as
CAPTAIN iu the same regiment; Iio
was IN the hardest of the fighting and
was Eriev~us'y wounded NY q ball hi'
leg beinc badly iaured. and dur'ng
late years he has been froced 10 60
about most o., the time on crnt~hs'.
re draws @ large rrnsicu. and Is 81
- be comfortably fixed firarcla''".
For many wears after The close OF tho
war he wa connected with the seer
service.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
SUCCEEDS HIMSELF.
General X. NJ. Van zandt Again Elect
ed Commander.

General X. NJ. Van Zandt Again Elect
ed Commander.
Bowie. Tex. Aug. 23-The Teyas
division Of the United Confederate
Veterans elected officers as follows
Commander-K NJ Van Zandt. For,
Worth
First Brigadler General. T. Jar
rard. Hunts .'st4
Second rsxssler Gencral-T. J. Lar
gin. San ~ 'o.o
Third Rr'.'aller Gcaeral-F. T
Roach Georgetown.
Fourth Brigadier General-W. u
Berry. BrookstOn.
Fifth Brisrdeir General. a. Cum
Minis. Bowie
Wills Point was selected as the next
meeting place.
The delegates have been elegantly
entertained Citizens of Bowie and
Montague county contributed $500
and sixteen hccves
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
a Beautiful Bull.

The foreman % grand Jury IN the
west OF ireland had been presented
Tor some public service with u gold
watch. " which he was very proud,
and rs he displayed II nj dinner ~
the grand Jury bets We're made 10y
members as to whose witch was most
accurate. At last some one suggested
that It was impossible "a decide
'Oh." said the foreman. there's NO
difficulty about that There's sun
dlal IN the garden. and wen take a
lantern ana decide the bets that way.'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24

Have found tried and tcsiod cure for Rheu-
tna,isiui 40; a refn,siy that will ttraiehtnn the
distorted umhs Of chronic cripples nor turn bony
rruwths tack 90 nesh again That IL impossible.
But cnn now surely kali Tho patns and pangs OF
this dsglurahls disctsa
In GerruAny-with a Chemist IN thu Ctr of
parmstaat-l found che last lngrelient with
which Or Shops rheumatic Remedy was made
a. perfrcted Dependable prescription Without
that last ingrcdisnt successfully trcatcd many,
many cAscs Of Rheumatism but nov. At last Il uni
lorfnly cures all curAbls cAsss Of this herctofors
much dreaded dissasa Tho-c sand.llke granular
waste. found IN Rheumatic Bood zen % dissolve
and pass away under the action OF this remedy -
freely As does sugar whom added 10 pnre wAior
freely pass from the system. and the cause OF
Rheumatism Il gone forever There nov no
yenl nced-no actual sxcsxs 10 suffer Logger with.
Qua help. We ssll and In oonndencs rsoommseo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
ACTION URGED.
chupp Wants State to Get After the
Western Union.

Dallas. Aug. 2S.-Prcsident Chupp
OF the local To- -raphers union has
written Cover Campbell and Al.
torney General Davidson He charges
the Western Union Telegraph com.
pany with accepting messages and
sending them out by mail and urges
that the state institute action against
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24

Lexington. nv. Aug %. Secretary
Of the Interior Garfield. who was tele.
graphed 10y Secretary Taft. TO come
from 81. Louis. and meet him here.
arrived and wenr-1o Elemendorf stock
farm. where the two secretaries were
In conference some time No state
ment was obiainab'e as to the matters
discussed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
DETERMINED TO DIE.
Took Rough on Rats srd Then Shot
Himself 20 Death.


Cairo. Ill. Aug. li.-Edward l. Reno.
for ten years assistant postmaster,
committed suicide nv taking rough IN
yats and then shooting himself through
the head HIS body was found In tho
woods two miles from the city Reno
disappeared Thursday noon. when he
left the postoffice with si.lOo. and
went 20 bank. where he purchased n
draft. Instead OF returning with this
10 the postofflce. he placed II In an
envelope and dropped Il In mail box
after addressing Il to the postmaster.
besides the revolver and poison. a
long dagger lying beside him was
found, but the decomposed condition Of
his body makes u impossible to tell
whether or not he has also stabbed
liuselG
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
TRULY TROUNCED.
Smoky City EasS5all Aggregs-
ton Does Some Batting.

At New York Thursday Pittsburg
defeated the locals 90 TO 5 in the Ma.
,lonal Baseball league game. II was
= yeritable slugging match. and the
New York flelders had a busy session.
The game was called AT the end OF
the eighth inning on account OF DARK
ness
Philadelphia. Z; Cincinnati. Phila'
delphja, 9; Cincinnati, l.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
sHumAHER coNFEssz5.
Claims Manlpuls,ion Was Engineered
by HIGH Official.

Johusiown. Pa, Aug 23.-lamcs
Shuuaker. formerly superintendent OF
public buildings and grounds a, Harris.
hurg. who is implicated by reports Of
the capitol investigating committee
has declared he will make full con.
fesslon ct all he knows OF the capitol
scandal lie claims manipulation Of
funds were engineered by a high Of.
tclal ~ the state AT Harrisburg 10
cover up the shortage in the state
treasury.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
Expires From Loek Jaw.

Macon. Ca. Aur % After an nj
ness OF several days with, lockjar
Charles Gooiin. a vung ran. died ~
the city hosnital. lie received lniurics
while a,,ghtlng from n street car. OaN
Of the bones In the right loot was br"k.
on and blood poisoning set in. This
was followed by lockjaw.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
MILITARY COST IN cucA.
ouartermsster General Of the Army
Has Submitted Annual Report.

Washington. Aug. est cost the
American government s2.55i.97O in ad.
dition TO the regular ordinary expense,
10 keep the American army OF Cuban
pacification in that island during the
fiscal year Of 1907. This fact Is shown
in the annual report OF General Ale
shire quartcrmaster general OF the
army. or tho amount stated sl.9i5..
3s3 was spent for transportation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
MILLIoN.DoLLAR FIRE.
Several Large Embellishments are De.
stroyed at Cincinnati

Cincinnati. Aug e3.-Fire which
threatened the entire block bounded
by Hunt stree; and Broadway and Eas'
Court street Thursday night caused
damage es~mated NJ sl,OOO.O0O. The
fire started In the plant OF the Eagle
White Lead company N 1890 Broad
way. and spread rapidly 10 adjoining
buildings.
Among the buildings destroyed were
the - H. Hroger grocery warehouse
Edna Shooting company. Morrison 6
snodgrasf Planning comnany and T.
Roberts : lumber company.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
HARD ON ICE MAN.
Invention by Which Chunk VIII Last
All Summer.

Rhinelsnder. Wis. Aug. e3.-J. NJ.
barrow. connected with the paper
mills here. claims TO have discovered
in a waste product Of the mills a pre-
paratlon which will preserve Ice In.
definitely. The compound. II Ia said.
can be manufactured nj cost OF u
cents for I 1000 gallons
Housekeepers. with this preparation
n hand. can buy a cake Of ice. coat II.
and have no need To trouble the ice
man again all summer.
All t-rApN rnc- IA rn-A
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
Hi, Size.

''sam. what would you do II you had
a million dollars
"ro' de Iawd's sake. I'm sho'
dunno wot I'd do Of I had a million
dollahs. hut ! know wot I'd do 81
had s. I've bin waitin' two yeahs ter
Git married. Judge.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24


No. In ,u1u -.. Viii blood
forget blood. rv,a iu t., -rca, nation
OF ours.
The column had been winding all
morning through open country. Now lt
was approaching close woodland and
high grass. The captain Of the com
pany. acting as advance guard, Lacv
that trouble was probably lying ahead.
lie called to ham his pet sergeant the
man he had been s'yIug through all
the day for the tine when best
man was needed
Sergeant O'IIare." he said. Il want
YOU To pick out from the company any
six men you choose and go ahead rs n
point. You can have anybody you
want-only choose the best you know.
| think we will bc fred on from those
low hills"
Sergeant o'Ilare's eyes searched the
company.
sullivan hc called. Mccarthy
O'Donnell. Moriarity, McGinnis"
He hesl,atcd Ills glance wandered
uucaslly mp and down the l!sc. Big
honest Swedcs. burly TeutouS. lanky
Yankees. there were In plenty. But
Whereof yes. there on the ls,t Of the
linc-,hai bright cyei. pug noscd. red
headed little bcggar. modelling and i'm
ploring attention with his twisted up
'facc. Tn, s'rgrant'S brow cleared
Lynch he called, with n sigh Of
relief This is thin. sorr." hc added.
turning O. the captain. -outipg.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
Preferences.

Thu Court-SiN years at hard labor.
Nou'll get n chance To learn a trade,
my man Burglar Judge. couldn't |
be- permitted To learn lt-cr-by CORE
sp1ndcncc courSet-P Puck.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
SOUTH APPEALED TO.
Tan Urges Democrats to Affiliate with
The Repuhlleans.

NAtA N@@ GNfAtsNi 80 ~ FFAfNNHeAH~ W heff
the Republicans.
Lexington. Ky. Aug 23-Secroiary
Taft delivered speech here which
was devoted 20 the race problem and
general political issues from n south.
ern standpoint He appealed to tn
Democrats 20 set aside 'cmi'v tradi.
tion" and align themselves With me
Republican party Mn Taft declared
negro labor was nee ssary 10 the
south he declared q strict enforce.
mcnt OF tho fifteenth amendment did
not necessilaie social equality; Z does
MOI require that any negro should vote
Al thai n requires IL that q negro
should not be barred from voting BE-.
cause he is ncan \ high tribute
was paid BookerSr Washlngtn and
his efforts 10 improve the blacks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
WELDED AT DALLAS.
Young Lady Journeys From New York
70 Marry Her Choice.

Dallas. Aus. 23.-Paul J. Miller. who
'hls boon a resident OF Dallas about n
year. and Miss Frances Booze of New
York were married at the home %
Rev T.. 5. white. iasior Of the First
Christian church The bride came
from New York ACCOMPANIED by the
mother nf the groom The marriage
+ said &C. have been the result OF n
romance 81 some years duration.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
FIFE FATALITIES.

One Man Su'foested. Another Jumps
sr4 Soon Expires.
Port Arthur Tex. Aug. eS.-As the
result o. q o." in N, SprInsman biule.
iug J. l.. Williams and II. $. Jones,
rooming On The top floor. are dead
Williams. who was paralytic. was
found 'usi outside the door Of his
room gUf.ccated by smoke, Cones
Jumped IN the sidewalk. soon dying.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24

For the burdens which God lays on
~ there will always Ice grace enough
The burdens which we make for our
selves we must carry alone A. ".
ThOrolh II. n.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
Neck Nearly Torn or.

Decatur. Tex. Aug. 23.-Frank IA.
ker was caught In a hay press ten miles
west Of here and his neck almost tora
off
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
CAUGHT In Hay Press.

Bridgeport. Tex. Aug. 23.-Three
miles south Frank Baker was, caught
ey the plunser Of hay press and bad.
~ hurt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
Left lsrue Estate.

Dallas. Aug. 2S.-Otto rilmas. who
was found dead here. left a large 60
tate In Germany.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
New Hotel For Hillsboro.

Hillsboro. Tex. Aug GA con.
tract has been let here for the con.
stuction of mcredn threestcry brick
hotel II win contain fifty rooms.
The building viii be- erected on the
uorthVe,i corner o. the public s0uar"
ard will cost $4,000. Work will com.
moncc at once ON the building. and
Il will be- rushed 10 completion
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
American Leaaas.

Detroit, s; Boston. Z
PHILADELPHIA. .; Chicazo. 0.
Cleveland, .. Wa k.ugton. I.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
Heart Strength

Heart strength. or Heart Weakness means Nerve
Strength. or Nerve wcakness--nothipg morn. Pos
lively. not one weak hnArt IN Q hundred h. IN 10
self actually diseased. 10 n almos. always Q
III. ohs,n,,. ~. ns,,s@.r. n. a., -, ILL.,, 49,
simply needs. and must have. mora power. more
stability. more controlling mors governing
strength. Without that tho Heart must continue
% fail. and the stomach and kidneys also havs
these Hms controlling narves
This clearly explains why. as medicine Or
Ghoop'H Restorative has In tho past done ~ much
for weak and Ailing iIears DR. shoop srst sought
the cause OF all this palnil palpltatng, sufiocat
ing heart distress Or. shoop's Restontlye-thi,
popular prcscription-is alone diruc,ed 10 these
weak and wasting narvs csnters 10 builds
NfrcnEthens. 70 OF 'rs rsti ,,nulne heart help,
" rcr vnild have sfrJas Harfs strong a.
r-t'uu. surlsthu, ibr.a .lorvu - rs-ts.aSl!sb
fAsni - nUu1ua sf.h
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24

Southern league.
Memphis. .; Atlanta. d.
Montgomery. g; Little Rcgh. =.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24

GEORGE SIONALl..
American league player, who
holds down the first bag for the
Clevelands.
Brooklyn. Z; ST Louis. C.
Chicago. 3. Boston. ..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-24
FOUR HOME RUNS.

Dallas sns Sort Worth Each Put csi,
Twice over the Fence.
Dallas defeated Fort Worth TO ( e.
the baseball game at the former city
Thursday. Each got two home runs.
Houston. I San Antonio. U.
Waco. S; Temple 4
Austin. g. Galveston, (.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-16
RUNS DRUG STORE BY THE BIBLE

There is drug store in Chicago, ne
cording to a special from that city in
the New York sun, that is being sue
cessfully conducted by man who Is
guided in all things by the question,
What would JesusN do?"-in other
words, ON the principle set forth by
the Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon of To-
peka, Kan, in his book "In His Steps;
or, What Would Jesus Do?" The
owner is oliver j. Freeman, and the
store is at 1927 sheffield avenue. At
first he found the road rough, but
today he has passed the experimental
stage and has a paying business.
Cigars and tobacco cannot be pur-
chased in Mr.. divers store at any
price They are not in the stock.
Nothing can be purchased on the Sab
bath except prescriptions that are alb
solutey necessary. Not even a cough
drop or stick of gum is sold on the
sabbath and telephone service is not
permitted on that day, except to call
physicians in urgent cases.
In each of the display windows a
sign is strung each Sunday, which
reads: Remember the Sabbath Day
and Keep it Holy. Nothing but neces-
sary articles sold on Sunday" And
that rule is rigidly enforced by Mr..
Freeman.
Mr.. Freeman has followed this prin-
ciple for years, and he is emphatic in
the declaration that it pays. Although
his store is almost in the extreme
north part of the city, he enjoys a
prosperous business.
His prices are probably higher than
those of any of the other outlying
drug stores, but his receipts equal to
some of the drug stores in the down
town district. Ten clerks are kept
busy week days.