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New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
KILLED FOR REFUSING PIIL1w

An excited Hungarian -z- ---o t-s E2s- 80
st~se- police station last -lg.- a-5 ---- -a7-t
Cooaev -ha- he n-a s-c- his -r--s=r-.---z7-. II
captain -ea- p -7---s c- -=-=-E 30 ~-e-e
sid tr= sl-oJ--r e-E taken ree- --- 10y
f-u-d q sr,-E rac-- 5- so ~7 Ea5- e--- s-se-
big tenement a1uz= -e5-- SIS s-eg-- Verso
TOLD the police -aa- --e.- prisoner. E--- l--1-z''
husband OF h=r --zra-I-z sister -z- s--- -7- 1-7
hand wrc lay dead ~- -ae r75-- v--r =--ss
bending over hin, N~=-res Tl-s vss ----- &c
Borh women explained ---c E1s.Fa and -.s ~
had Azd constant disputes sr-e their --l-r-as
Last night they deci5~l -7 live psa-s---s. AID -
T-r=iues Went % see -se v--zk1s l--s-r- ss~7-
Versko % lend him pillow. a-I E-rv abusive.
ro-1-r- 20 The vto-v. vr-o -r q. 1.5-r So N-1s
pushed him out ans -,- sse--l-- followed ---7-s-
sald Fersko had lus---e1 p. ~ by false sa---aN
and THAR ne has killed E.as ~ -1aze--~--e
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
NEW ORLEANS CARNIVAL ENDS.
King Rex Holds His Parade and the Mardi
G-as Is Terminated with Dancing.

Esv Orleans. March 5-Delightful wesL Lher pre-
--s.iee TO-DAY ire iast cay % the New Orleans
<z-c. Grss carnival King Rex noon gave his
Er-uzl AEsrdt Grss parade. The 1oats depicting
soe-ss from Mother Goose" the fables OF Hans
Andersen ~AL.ce n WcoCerlsnd' and other classics
~ chfdhoo6 There were twenty floats, among
-he -oos- elaborate being one which showed Robin
E-aod and his merry men The annual dances given
by Rex zn6 the Mystic Erewe of Couus closed the
carnival tonight
-be Identity OF Rex and the Queen Q. The carrivsl
-ss revealed TO-DAY. The king Is John J Cannon.
-s-esi6zr- Of hank and ne quesn Miss Eliza berh
I. afagirness 2 popular society girl
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
"YAEK" KENNY LOCKED Up
Former Friend of Jeffries Charged with
Shooting in Saloon Fight

"Yaak' kenny James J. Jerriess former spar
ring partner, locked up last night in the East
l04th police station. charged with shooting John
McAIahor Of No S78 East l28th street, yesterday
afternoon during quarrel in an u1occupied saloon
al No l150 Fifth avenue. The saloon was closed
q couple 0. weeks ago by Captain Corcoran- The
Hurfel Brewing Com pany Of 1S1st street and Third
avenue sent Mcmahon and two other men to the
store 10 watch the fixtures
Kenny has been in har. luck lately. the police
sav He has been sIeeping in the saloon. and
went n Yesterday and began PLAYING with brass
chandelier. McMahon told him 70 STOP and words
followed. McMahcn and his companions said that
Kenny then hred at McMahon The latter vas not
nadly hurt and identified Kenny when he was
captured
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
ALLEGED ooUNTERFEITERs CAUGHT
Gang Of Five, One e Woman, Arrested by
Secret Service Men

Untred States Secret Service agents after several
veeks' work arrested five alleged counterfeiters-
four men and one womaa-in Brooklyn between
Monday night and yesterday morning Their plant
fo- The coming Ct half dollars vas also found at
No ~ Lawrence street and conEscated.
Of the FIVE John Hart ana Mabel Hamilton were
held as the ones who made tbs queer money. and
T. T MCFARLAND, Raymond ScrUron and Joseph
clifford for passing IL
Many Of their coins use They look so
much ike the genuine coins that careful inspec-
ticn is necessary 70 pick them out United States
Commissioner Benedict held The men IN $2500 bail
each and the woman $500 bail for examination
March 10 All were locked up IN the Pa yraond
street iaiI.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
EVANS TO HAVE SUPREME coMMANp

Washington, March s.-Esar Admiral Evans will
have supreme command az the grand review of the
ships Of the Atlantic and Paeinc fleets IN san
Francisco BAY. according an authoritative stare
nent made al the Navy Department to-day. This
Is simply In keeping with existing naval practice
which gives 70 the senior ranking officer command
when there are present several officers of SIp,s--
rank
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
soss.7ER NAV gE PUBLIC PRINTER.

V-zzhz-zo~ March at IS Understood rEs- The
President has teczc=5 70 appoint Y : RossteT.
af -C=w To-k z b Public Printer, u succeed
Charles : S--55rEE. - LaEsaChusetIs- III. Rcs--
7s- has been [o- several -=ars chief clerk @ fhs
Census O@los. a16 recently vas detailed hE ths
President n make ezzu-ilarlcu into the con-
5uc- q tE@ business 81 --e Government Printing
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WILL AWAIT DIPLOMATIC ACTION
Committee Not 70 Hurry Action OF Bill Ex
cludlrg 0rientals.
-F-uu The tribune Bareau

Washington March S.-Rerresenrarive Perkins,
~ Sew York Chairman of cle sub-cor1rllttee 3n
foreign affairs. which has under consideration
tle HAYES hill providing for the exclusion Of
ts-far-sls said to-day hat 10 action would he
-zza- On -bs- measure until Il was ssen that
=zree-1er- co1ld not he reached with Japan
ts-u1--l -ss regular diplomatic channels This
matter ha declared. could he safely left IN the
bonds of tae- PTes-deur and Secretary Root, both
rr -hc-- sra. IN H:S ori--cn- thoroughly familiar
-,T-r -r- conditions ana have uade excellent
-4ez5va- 1c-srd "a satisfactory settlement + -he
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

Captain CLIFFORD . CARSON cast a-ttIe-r -o--s
5staile1 tor general recruiting ssrv1-s. E5-s
Major WILLIAM L KENLY. 5th Fisa A-ri.s-- . re-
lee L.eutsz3nt Colo2sI EIyvAF5p : HARDIN. 2sra
Lieutenant Colonel HARDEN. . Philippines
captain JOSEPH 7 DAVIDSON cIa-Jsrrnas ~ 70 -Vaz--
tngron, examination for p-onocio1-
Dental surgeon HUGH c VOORHEES,. -crn ro--
To-th. % Fort D \ Russell.
First Lieutenant WILBUR a N D4NIET- 18th Ia-a----
detailed fo- general recruiting service ra-ia-s c---
relieving Captain ICtIN - BARBC-F .rss5r=l1 Nm,
vii proceed ho-ls
Leave q absence zor s2 zno2tAs g-an-.1 First -=u-
NAVY.
CoulmaaCe- ? CARTER 70 inspec-ioz 4zr-. Pits
burg District Vlc~ Corr-aT-s- : Z FAL2ILE l-c-
.-.sutensn. Commando X 1rAI.PINE detscnst na,-
Eard. ,,o-to6: Detailed fse- =nziEesr Araat- hest
Connecticut
-.el1enar- Co-1r-srde. p 2 HIGGINS de-z-as5 h
non raea report 70 bureau ot 1avisa-lcn Further
orders
Fasss. Assistant Surgeon q. = MDoNErL 5e-acnes
recruiting a. chicago % The Ea9co-a.
MOVEMENTS OF vEssEIss-The foflovr1nz
r1avs-oecs ot 0avai vessels haze beea reported -
ths department.
AERIICC
N4r-H The Scorpion IRE Porte ras --ss- To 2.
rh= ElzksIy and yl- T5o-TIro-- = Mobile.
HtEtrple rhe Hopkins Huh stewart. rre
Ea"-euce ana "a TI-xr-u Cal.ao- Des Motnss
e. tlEarransuao ne Tennessee sn5 -S- 7-1sh-~Er--
81 santa Barca:s
March 2--TAs Nevada, al annapolis.
SAILED
March IN. Panther. -aG4- z-z4=uz ra-
tAs Nsrada. from NcrfoEE for Aua1Poas
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
Mp c1owEu TAKES Z SECRETARY

Poster c-cveIl. C1---tss5o-s- o Street Cleaning,
.--oi-ret Rrtr-co 5uckwalte- his private s4crsrar,
1,esterdsy The position pays IS 600 year Mr..
HI.cEvslte- secrs-z-v 70 JcA2 a Beosel when
n- was Dock Cornissioaer. 81 salary q 81 00o.
D~ Walter Bsnsel discharged hls secretary when
Is was Street Cleaning Cornniss1orer as II IN
-scesserv luxury.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
oKLAHoHA GIFTS FIFsT 45-sTAF FLAG

~ sshlngcon. Iarrs .--N -cla- resolution rs
adopted oy t1s House OF Ier--~sarsrtves ro-cs'.
presenting n the S-s-r ar Cklanc-a -r-e a-st a->
bearing fcr-y-sx stars. wh.1E Cor r1s frs1 ra''
floats over the CaritoI ta-dzv- T-s rssolutt'H
places the aas IN -as custody 81 - 0k4A-r-s -
tOTIc2I Society.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30
Recommendations and Amusoments.

Mail will be delivered daily guests and Brandon gets mail
from leading points, twice daily via leading Southern Railroads
Pleasure drives to town and adjoining country be had by
notifying proprietor Hotel Telephone Bran
and telephone telegraph will be transferred to
Postal Telephone and Telegraph Company the Cumberland
Telephone Telegraph Company all of the country
Fine Croquet grounds and excellent golf riding and driving
The Hotel will be the year around and for tourists
expecting take hunting fishing trips the Hotel would be
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30
Busick's WeM.

We are idling away the July days,
At the famous Busck's Well.
And in after years these good old times
Will in our memory dwell.
A cordial welcome to one and all
Is Hospitality extended,
And every kindly courtesy
To all the guests are rendered.
The cuisine surpasses far
The regulation fare
Comprised of all the seasons best,
OF viands rich and rare.
The chicken fried, so rich and brown,
Or broiled and dressed with butter,
Inspires us with grateful praise,
And words of thanks to utter.
The cakes and pies and rolls, and all
Are flne-oould not be finer,
And give we'll contented frame
To each delighted diner.
The genial and impartial host,
To each girl CD is treasure;
And makes the pleasant moments pass
In a glad, and golden measure.
With many a joke and quip and crank
He whites the time away,
And for our pleasure does his best,
From morn till close of day.
With weakened frame and aging limbs.
The guests crowd round the Well,
And quaff the waters that makes us fee
We'd like its powers to tell.
The cares of home are left behind,
Its worries and its sorrows;
We're free today, no matter though
The clouds may come tomorrow.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30
Specla\ 10 0ouvlsts and SportsmeN.

intend to make my Wells and Hotel yearound resort and
and have option several tracks of and mbered
lands where squirrel quail and turkey abundance and
visit Hotel the fall and winter would be ideal place
cuperae and enjoy the sport of hunting furnish guides and
rates for hunting on lands very reasonable.
The Railroads have agreed rates to Busicks Min
a Wells recognized of the coming of the
South.
When buying ticket tell the ticket agent to give the adj
of Tourist and Summer Busick Mineral
Wells listed in their book Have just received letter
the General Passenger Agent of the Queen Crescent Route
advising Bucs Mineral Wells being added the list of other
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30
33;273 $1,000
W. +. HAND, State Chemist.

The grand old trees bend low their head
! nelr green leaves softly rustic;
ne laughing, romping little boys
Beneath them shout and tussle.
The cottage set between the trees
Is filled with smiling faces,
A dlmpled, darling baby there
All care from it grasses.
The kindly host makes trips to town,
And brings us each token,
OF other days when dreams of youth
Were bright and all unbroken.
Reminding US of pleasant times
When our skirts were full and flowing
And not so tight and close as now,
Our length of limb plain showing.
We drink deep breaths of country air,
And let the sun oaress US,
We watch the shadows come and 90.
And not care Cypress US.
The fields of corn in long green rows,
Like soldiers drawn in battle.
Are closed in with meadows fine.
And herds of sheep and cattle.
We toss our hats up in the air,
And give grateful shout,
To Mrs. Busick and her girls,
Who cook beyond a doubt.
The finest and the daintest things
We've eaten in many DAYS;
And to them all, We with one mind,
Accord our need of praise.
In short, we've only pity left
For those in town who dwell,
And have not joined the happy crowd
At the famous Busick's Well.
GUESTS.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30
Sntroductoru.

SNtrodnctorY.
The Well and Hotel situated miles south Brandon
Miss which located the Queen Crescent Route and easily
reached by all leading railroads.
The medicinal qualities of the we'll first discovered
three years back by Mr. Robert Staples who then living
the place known Holly Grove where the well is located
Mr.. H. A. Busck of Brandon the sole owner
chant and leading business of Rankin county, urged
have analysed and he sent of the well of the
best Chemists the and the analysis proved very satisfactory
and examination endorsed by leading physicians and
prominent people,
An uptodae hotel has just been completed and will be
connection with the WE'LL under the direction and
of Mr. H. A. Busck People speaking of the WELL is
going the future be the leading health the
South and being in its infancy it widely known
should be- H. A. BUSICK, Proprietor
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30

H. A. Busick Brandon Miss Dear Sir:@Iam sending VI
another demohn today which have filled and ship by me-
Mondays express and ship every Monday hereafter until turtle
confidence in it. am using it myself and expect to it
greater quantities later pleasantly
me- You did tell how much the cost would be- Do hi
SO may up go think you have treasure in tn
well, and the only trouble will be the supply.
Your friend
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30
D. M. WoMACK.


H. A. Busick Brandon, Miss. Dear Sir:-Mr S R. Martin
has been telling how much the your well has
improved his daughter and having good deal trouble
With my breathing apparatus would like try it my
Please send five gallon express Let the cost
ana Will remit by first mail. Respectfully,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30

ed consider the best earth Indigestion rheuma
usm, asthma, etc. 1t cured me- Very gratefully,
Ps: At this date Nov &C. 1903 am grateful to say that
health better weighed 35 pounds when common
cling the the water weigh 12 pounds and feel like
young man. Sol DoBsoN
Jackson, Miss. Jan. H. 1905
check for 81 jug return the jug by express
today win not need present jugs
splendid water for indigestion. Yours truly
A. A. GREEN
Jackson Miss Dec &C. 1904
We'll nd ak m'i ae sarf sns IN
or bowel troubles kind Some the
use OF this water that simply wonderful My own personal
- '~'' P FARLEY, NJ D.
H B,sc< Brandon Misc Forest crest Mis- Miss June 20 1903
msedeG Sg to a Hsg s highly
March and find it has been great beeft to me.
Yours truly
H. A; Busick, Brandon Miss Dear Sir:.Mr R. Martin
his daughter da e Of T a
With breathing would like to try in my case
and will remit by first mail Respectfully A'0" VIC '0''
Bgssk Brandon Miss any sending ding you
notice Maude finds great benefit use and has the utmost
a on as ens an e ves to @ in
me- You did not tell me how much the would be- Do this
well, and the only trouble will be the supply.
Your friend
S. R. MARTIN
H A. Busck Brandon Miss Dear Sr~Some parties in this
city including ourselves have been informally discussing the ea
S e dto s waters
medicinal qualities which will eventually give wide notoriety
are Of opinion that the place which this we'll situated
would be the location for the object writing
you at this time to enquire whether will sell this place.
scency of course including the weD purpose men
he
ing to capitalize the property and take liberal share
where for its and with such you have With
ne proper eot ana the proper men behind it, believe could
have proposition generally and particularly as
to the acquisition and of the property AS
nature but should enterprise look promising and the induce
ens be deemed sufficient there will be difficulty about
ing the capital necessary for its development.
Very truly your friends,
S. C. Raglan & Co.
Per Martin
,yicksburg Miss, Nov. &c, 1902
II A. Busick Brandon, Miss. Dear Sr:-Your letter is re-
ceived and that you position to say what
will do with well property Should you eventually deter
mine to make stock should like the privilege tax
shares with you We using water constantly in
the store from the jugs shipped Mr. Volnge and are ont
samples recommending the mater to our friends and custom
The fact have all become use
there be something wrong with the express
the shipments do not regularly at ALL Mr. Vonger return
ed two jugs which have heard from at ALL and the last
was returned about week ago and no water vet Knd
attention to the matter and that shipments come
regularly and obige Very truly, etc.
S. C. Raglan Co.. Per Martin.
Brandon Miss May 16 1905
nave drank Backs Well water and believe that greatly
benefited by It, HUGH L. MCCAsKILL
Mendenhall Miss. Sept So 1907
H. A. Busick Brandon Miss Dear Sr-It gives pleasure
ssy that delighted with the mineral ordered from
you used 10 gallons and did good than any medi
cine have ever taken for Indigestion. Yours truly,
A ME-
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30
Rates and Price Of Watcv.

Board and of water per 90
Board and of water per II 90
Board and of water per month 40 90
Children maids month 20 90
Cottages fixtures and use of water for individuals
as occupy same per month $4,000.
Water delivered Express office carboys jugs any
quantity zoe gallon.
well 1Oc gallon Vessels not returned, will be char
gd addressed To insure safe delivery OF empty vessels
returned always take and forward receipt to shipper
Address all communications reittances and inquiries to
Busicks Mineral Wells Brandon Miss H A. Busick Proprietor
miscellaneous.
Below the Bill of Fare of THE Opening Dinner May1 1905
BM q 3axe Busicks Mineral NDsN Motel
OK Tail Soup Spanish Mackere Radshes, Stuffed Olives,
Shrimp Salad Young Onions Sailed Almonds
Whole Pig With Apple Quail on Toast Spring Chicken Country
Ham, Roats Lamb with Tomato Sauce Chicken Salad Cold
Turkey Peas New Potatoes with Cream Dressing Lettuce
Potato Salad Asparagus Toast Tomatoes with Mayonose
Dressing Cakes: Fruit, Chocolate Cream Ribbon Sponge,
Ice Cream-Strawberry and Vanilla.
DrnksCountry Milk Ice Tea, Cocoa Coffee Busicks Mineral
Well Water
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30
lst week in July, 1905.
Oestimonias.
March 5. 1902

Brandon News Dear Sir: thought would write you let
Before eame to s do p ne me- old ac s
Weigh of Lake City Iowa. advised SOUTH and might
live another spring herded cattle the praries Of
Iowa for five years and contracted as thought myself and
trouble Indigestion had any for eight ten
health WOULD a spit up sod left Iowa about ten
Rankin County Miss and to farm but my health was 50
5 5 ba Wou TO 81
Holly Grove place where would be comfortable that
took ntre and coughed all time Some times would lay up
for four or days coughing It looked like would cough
dig we'll and after boring several places he finally struck water
that drink the water might do good continued
drinking regular and continued improving rs years
over Busics Wei water to any one that have
kidney and bronchial trouble dyspepsia and rheumatism believe
- - - ~ Respectfully
R. STAPLES.
H A. Busick Brandon Miss Dear sir:It affords me pleas
make the following your water
January very worse had stand to eat my meals
could not have sitting down took Of Bos
then Hot Springs Ark remaining there one month
Commenced h use Of We water and about fo dy
could sleep WELL which had been able do for months
that about and attend business connected with
the farm etc My wife was great sufferer from indigestion and
gard it as the best water in the world Yours truly
B. F. MULHoLIAN
Brandon Miss, Feb. 28, 1908
H. A. Busck, Brandon Miss Dear Sir:-I have been very
greatly troubled with asthma for about forty Have took
treatments from DOCTORS and have used patent medicines
all kinds without material relief commenced the Of
well water and after using short time was very much
relieved and suffering with the usual
asthma troubles take pleasure saying that regard of
the best mineral waters in the south Very respectfully
j. M. BULLOCK
Brandon Miss, Nov II, 1902
H A. Busck Brandon Miss Dear Sir:-It affords great
pleasure to have opportunity certify the value your
water to have been afflicted with malaria rheumatism
the past two and have had asthma twenty
sit pn chair or be propped up bed my sleeping
These Affections affected heart much that expected
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30

ideal location Rankin county squirrel and quail and
larger game but to great quantity.
Magazines and all the leading daily papers will be kent IN
hand for the use of guests at Hotel. IS
For those wishing to economze and prefer keeping house
three cottages nicely located we'll and cottages
furnished with beds chairs tables and cooking stove Parties
desiring such would only have bring trunks bed linen towels etc
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30
Curative and BeNeflcla\ Qualities and Pou,
ers Of Buslck's MLyNera\ VeA Mater.

1t has cured insomnia urinary troubles liver complaints,
stomach troubles bousness throat and lung troubles asthma
aids digestion, and great flesh builder.
1t ideal place for people who live in the delta rid them
selves of malaria during summer months
Below analysis and you consult local physician
to its merits and he tell its properties good for
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-30
S,ocation.

The Well and Hotel is located miles South of Brandon
Rankin County Miss the central of the state 13 miles
east of Jackson, Miss. (the capital of the state)
Brandon has long been known of the heathest spots
the country annually Brandon
perae and the benefits of fresh air. and good The
Hotel located ideal place. high and dry and well drained
all Sides and ponds disease
The Well and Hotel surrounded by beautiful Of
lands drives and magnificent trees of every growth
The drive to Brandon pleasure daily used drive
way by the Brandon and country folk.
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miscellaneous.

DINNER, 6 to s P. M.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-04-16
Hindoe Fakirs.

Among the fakirs in Hindustan n pc
clliar custom Is that of holding tbe
hand tightly cllnched. land in one posl
ton so long that mt last the nails
grow through the palm. emerging at
the back OF the hand and CROWN .
thence almost to the wrist. When The.
wasted muscles refuse To support the
arm any longer it is bound in position
with cords
The resolute parent stood with the
upllfted slipper.
Johnny" he said sternly, "thi,
hurts me more than 1t does YOU"
And for once the resoute parent was
right. The slipper was two sizes too
small for him. and he had six corus
and bunion.-Chlcago News.
They paused before a Madonna of
the golden age Of painting.
Hum! Loaned by Smith," said he
consulting the catalogue. smith has
catholic taste"
1T would ceem So" said she. "And
yet his people have been Presbyte
rlans for generations" Pack.
Nell ito young brother coaXingly,-
On, Willie, are you an angel?
Willie Not II it's anything upstairs.
Punch.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-04-16
Had Done His Best,

I Uncle Hosea did not feel able I'm con
tribute more than IS cents to the mis-
slonary cause, and he was not partlcu
larly enthusiastic about giving even
that amount.
You ought to give as the Lord has
prospered you" said the deacon.
4 don't think the Lord II ever ne.
clse me of bein' ungrateful." answered
Uncle Hosea. "Slx of my bows is
preachers Chicago Tribune.
He Ought to Know.
1t Is said that the late Professor
Conn of Breslau. the famous botanist,
thus opened his course Of lectures on
botany: THE four chief constituents
or plants are: Carbon. G.; oxygen. o;
hydrogen, ii. and nitrogen. n" Then.
writing down these four letters. with
apparent carelessnes. Oh the black
board-COHN-he smiled, observing,
ut Is clear that ought to know some
thing about botany"
II received your maicsty's message"
said the new missionary. Did mn.
ierstand You would 10 me the honor
10 call upon me and dine tomorrow"
Almost correct" replied the old CANT
bal chief II said would call aud
line upon YOU orrOw."-Phlladel
1hia Press q.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-04-16
A Fearful Retort.

ne Of his raids Benedict Arnold
ed an American officer In Wiz.
After few days he said, cap.
Ehat would our countrymen do
be If they caught meI"
i, sir" replied the captain, IF
II answer the question should
hat If my countlymen should
you they would first cut off your
i leg, which was wounded In the
of freedom and virtue at Quebec
bury 1t with the honOrs of war
they would hang the remainder
pr carcass on u gibbet!
His Pleasant Expression.
fusSing the training of dogs Mt
\ club meeting an authority on
es said: "Yes, training is an art
'implest appearing Of canine per.
Inces Is, properly understood.
Ilt thing 1t looks easy. but II is
and thus 1t is like the man at the
grapher's. This man. sitting for
ortrait. said impatiently to the
Wen. have | go: now the pleas.
preston you deslreY Yes. thank /
aid the photographer. that will
ely Then hurry up growled
H. 1T hurts my face"