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The Arizona sentinel., 1908-02-12
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A certificate from J Backstein and L
Y Terrell, trustees of school district
Flo 50, Graham County, Arizona, stat
ing that S3309.00 and S76S.00 respect
lively, has been expended on material
furnished and labor performed in the
construction of a school house in the
said district, was presented to the
board. Said certificate requested that
warrant be issued to George w Will
liams Jr of Clifton, Arizona, for the
sum of S3057.75, which amount is IS
per cent of the above, as authorized by
Act 81, Session Laws of the Twenty
fourth Legislative Assembly. The said
certificate showed that the above
amount expended was additional to the
labor performed and material furnish
ed by the said George w Williams, Jr,
a. shown by certificate from the Board
to the Territorial Auditor under the
date of October It'll, 1907, rs per cent
of which amount was paid by General
Fund Warrant No 353, on October 9Th,
1907. The clerk of the board was
ordered to draw up a certificate to the
Territorial Auditor showing the addi-
tional amounts expended for material
and labor in the construction of the
said school house, and requested that
$30j7. 10 be paid to George w Williams
Jr, of Clifton, Arizona.
There being no further business to
come before the meeting, the Board ad-
journed.
(Signed) J. j. RIGGS,
Secretary Board of Control.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-02-12
Ottilie S. Klenk, Defendant.

Ottilie S. Klenk, Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of the
First Judicial District of the Territory of Ari-
IONA, in and for the county of Yuma, and the
complaint filed in said county of Yuma in the
Office o THE clerk of said district court.
In the Name of the Territory of Ari IONA. to
Ottilie S. Klenk, defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned and required to
appear in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the district court
OF the First Judicial District of the Territory
of Arizona, in and for Yuma county, and
answer the complaint therein lied with the
clerk of this said court at Yuma. in said
county, within twenty days after the service
upon you of this summons, if served in this
said county. or in all other cases within thirty
days thereafter, the times above me toned
being exclusive of the day Of service, or judg-
ment by de FAULT will be taken against you.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
District Court of the First Judicial District,
Territory or Arizona, in and for the county OF
Yuma, this 18th day of February 1908.
Charles II. lifting,
(Seal) Clerk OF said District Court
Feb I2-OS
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-02-12
In the District Court

OF the First Judicial District, Territory of
Arizona, in and for Yuma County.
The Territory Of Arizona, at the relation and
to the use of George Nicholson, Treasurer
and Ex-Oficio Tax Collector in and for the
county Of Yuma, in the Territory of Arizona,
Plaintiff,
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-02-12

Total expenses. .S23o4 Do
The following claims for improve
ments at the Territorial Industrial
during the month of December, 1907,
were examined and allowed for pay
ment from the Territorial Industrial
School Improvement Fund, as pro-
vided for in Chapter SO, Subdivision
23i, Laws 1905:
d II Burtis, caldron. -. .....S IS 90
Benson Water Company, pipe
fittings. .......... IA 6S
B Maier & Co, gen hardware. 3 o.
ID b l'urtis, repairing cave
troughs, as per contract. $50 90
Clinton Campbell, placing rods
through building, as per con-
tract................... 90. 22O 90
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-02-12

OF Arizona, in and for Yuma
County.
The Territory OF Arizona, at the relation and
to the use of George Nicholson, Treasurer
and Ex-Ohlcio Tax Collector in and for the
county OF Yuma, in the Territory of Arizona,
Plaintiff,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16

Pain, any wher~. can he quickly
stopped By one of Dr. 'shoop's Pink
Pain Tablets Palm always means
congestiOn-unnatural blood pressure
DIR. ShoOp's Pink Pain Tablets sim
ply Coax e,,ssAted bltr,d away from
pain ceutsfs. Thrse Tai,iets-known
by jrugxistS as Dr. Shoop's Head
ache Enthusiastically equalise the
blood circuin ton and then pain al.
ways departs in ~ minutes. 20Tab.
lrts 26 eel,ts. Write Dr.. Sho0p, Ra-
cins. ,a. for fres, pas huge. Sold by
W. S'f1ugkss d CO.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16

There viii be meeting Of the mem
bers Of the Buffalo County Farmers
Mutual Insurance Company at the
Lompany's Office In Gam Valley ON
Saturday. May End, 1908. at one
O'Clock z. ~, TOR the purpose ot add
ing u section to tho by La ws OF said
Company.
'. =. f. 4. SwARrOUr,
Secretary.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16

~ have just completed q twenty
year. health seIitcnce. imposed by
Ducklen's Afnica Salvs. which cured
me Of Needing piles just twenty
yeefn ago." writes o. s. woolever
OF ieRn. Rville, N. Y. Bucklen's Ar
MICA, SHiyc henla the worst s0r-s.
bolts. burns. wounds and cuts In the
shortest time. 25c. at W. J. Hug hes
store.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16

just what you want for spring
suit, or summer dsess for. wlte or
daughter, The largest stock of Mems
and Boys hats and Caps we ever had,
] and that's going some - =. - -
1s Varieties, 1s6 pair Ladies Slip
pers to choose from Also nice line
for Misses and children.
A splendid line of Mems Dress and
Work shoes
Work and Driving Harness and
Collars in good variety.
Ifyou want the BEST in tools or
cutlery buy none but the Keen Kutter.
They are fully guaranteed.
Sellers Early Weeks Seed Pota-
toes for sale 75 cents per bushel.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16

On motion the applica tion OF VII
Ham H stroud for loan OF $7o0.0 90 ON
Lots 5 and In section 81, Township
LOT Range 6S, from Permanent School
Fund was granted.
On motion the application OF AP.
thur @. Hill and Charles b. ReheP for
loan of $4,000 on south Hall and
North West quarter OF Section n,
Township log, Range 6S, from Per.
manent school Fund. Was granted.
OnmotiOB thei,on ~ Milton H.
Derby Jr., Clerk ofCourts. TOR $l000. 90.
with w. q, Crockett and II. B. Far-
rem M sureties, was approved and
On motion the, following places
were designa ted, as the Places tor
holding chattsl mortgage snleH I'm
Buffalo County for the ensuing year;
At the court Einuse In Gam Valley.
r AZ the postofffce nc Dn can.
AZ The pOstOtiice ut Richards. 4
On motion the hoard adjourned
till . "A. ~. April 8, le08.
loA. n. APRIL 8. 1905.
Bonrd met pursuant To sdj0urn.
ment !,
On motion the following b,lis wer
allowed:
The evening world., 1908-09-03

Until the sinking spell came en-
Roberts had insisted that he and Mrs.
Williams were attacked by highway
man, and the police here and In Balt!-
more have done their utmost to cover
up scandal.
Now that Roberts has named the man
who shot him, the police are unable TO
advance the roober theory longer. The
death Of Roberts would mean that
man known n Raltimore. Philsda!phis
and New York will be arrested fer
murder.
In making his statement It Is said
that Roberts exacted promise from
the police that in case he should
rally and his life be spared no action
should be taken and no arrest made.
1t can be stated on the authority OF
Chief of Police Malcolm Woodruff, how.
ever, that an arrest will be made soon.
The man who shot Roberts 10 now de.
clared to have followed him from Balti.
more to Atlantic City. He watched his
opportunity to make demands on Rob.
erts for money and followed him and
Mrs Williams out on the boardwalk
when they started In the rolling chair
week ago last night. When the negro
chair pusher had reached deserted
spot the man, intent on biackmail,
stepped forward and, when Roberts re.
scented his presence. fired.
Chief Woodruff said to-day the rob.
berry theory had been entirely exploded.
HAS a warrant been issued7" Wood.
ruff was asked.
mo Mystery" He Says.
Not yet" he replied. II do not want
20 convey the impression that W. are
surrounding the case with further mys.
terry. Il do not know whether the man
will be caught in Washington, Balti.
more, Philadelphia, Atlantic City or
Sew YorG, but am very positive that
ne assailant OF Mr.. Roberts will De
arrested before next Monday, and that
the case will be shorn OF every vest!ge
OF mystery"
Was the pistol held by Mr., Roberts
or Mrs. WiIliams? he was asked.
Decidedly no. 1t was not attempted
suicide, nor was the pistol fired in anger
by either OF the couple. The person
whom Mr.. Roberts, Mrs. Williams and
Jesse Jackson. the colored attendant.
describe fired the pistol"
The evening world., 1908-09-03
HUGHES TAGGED" BY GIRLS
AS REACHES WATERFOWL.
Governor, a Willing Victim, Says
He Is Always Glad to Give
to Charity.

WATERTOWN. y, y Sept. 3.-Gov
Hughes arrived in this city from
Gouvcrnour to-day at o'clock and was
met at the station by Congressman
Charles. l., Knapp, Senator George H.
Cobb Company G., y. Y. y. G, He
was taken at once to the Fair Ground.
hy automobile and devoted tic half
hour before the scheduled time for his
speech Il visit 10 TIE various build
ings IN company with President Warren
4. Rogers. uf The society
\ lor-l hospital is conducting a tag
LAY here to-day and Governor Hushes
was h, siegcd by three young ladies' As
soon as he allghted from the train. He
ncquiesrCd in their demands that he
buy tag, remarking that he was al.
ways glad to help such a worthy OBJ
The evening world., 1908-09-03
Chicago Team Outplays the Cardinals,
Shutting Them Out in the First
Game, and Start East to Clash
With Pittsburg,
THE BATTING ORDER.

CINCINNATI Sept 3.-Pittsburg
took another game from the Reds to-
day after hard-tought battle in which
the Pirates we're better.
First Inning
shannon singled to centre. Clarke
walked. Double play on Leach,'s tap,
Huggns to Camel Wagner famed
Daley rolled to Gill. Higgins famed.
Wagner muffed Kane's foul, Kane
walked and died stealing. Gibson TO
Wagner. NO RUNS.
Second Inning.
pubuc threw ou, Gill. ABBY famed
WsSn F1nisg to s3Ffd 9hean to NO eeRfs huns '0'0"
Lobert reached second on Wagner,s
Wild throw. Camel sacrificed to Gill
I,ohert scored on a wild pitch. Mowrey
Aled to Shannor Wagner threw out
Mclean. ONE RT-N,
Third Inning.
Brandon famed. Shannon walked.
Lobert muffed Huggins's assist on
Clarke's tap. saving Shannon. Hug
gins fumbed Leach's tap, bases full.
Wagner fouled to Mclean. Gill was hit
bv pitched ball shannon scored. Abby
forced gill, Higgins to Looert, ONE
RUN.
Coulson doubled to right Dubuc sac
r!1ced, Brandon to Gill. Daley rolled,
Wagner to Gil. Hugsins tapped to Gill,
NO RUNS.
Fourth Inning.
Wilson rolled to Mowrey Higgins
threw out Gibson and Brandon. NO
RUNS.
Kane was hit BY pitched ball. Lo-
bert foul.d to Leach Camel singled to
left, Kane on third. Mowrey popped to
Abby. Camel stole second Mclean
died, Leach TO Gill. NO RUNS.
Fifth Inning.
Shannon toued to ,iowrey. Clarke
singled 10 centre. Leach rolled Lobert
to Camel. Clarke took third on a wild
pitch. Wagner rolled, Camel to Dubuc
NO RUNS.
Coulson walked. Duhuc sacrificed,
Brandon TO Gill. Daley famed Abby
threw out Higgins. NO RUNS.
Sixth Inning.
Lobert threw out Gill. Abby popped
to Hugeins. Wilson walked. and stole
gled past Dubuc, hllimg the bases.
Shannon singled to left, Wilson and
Gibson scoring, Clarke flied to Coulson
TWO RUNS.
Kane hosted one to Clarke. Lobert
flied to shannon. Brandon threw out
Camel no RUNS.
Seventh Inning.
Leach rolled to Mowrey. Wagner
fouled to Coulson. Gill died, Camel to
Dubuc. NO RUNS.
Mowrey singled to right. taking Sc
ond on Wilson's tumble, Mclean
popped to Wagner, Coulson died, Gill
to Brandon. Dubus popped to Gibson.
NO RUNS.
Eighth lnning
Abby famed Wilsu out, Hugg.ns to
C,arzeL Gibson lined TO Lobert NO
RUNS,
Daley singled Higgins walked, Kane
famed I,obert popped TO Wagner. Gan
eel flied to Shannon. no RUNS.
The evening world., 1908-09-03
HOW LEADING TEAMS STAND
in NATIONAL LEAGUE RACE.

singled past third and was nailed on
second base, konetchy TO Cbaries.
King famed pfeister walked. Schut,
scored OH douole steal ptcister gUinr
to third on a bad throw by Moran
Slagle walked ana stole second.
Shsckard out Geser TO Konetchy
ONE RI y
Ninth lining,
Morris flied to Sllglc. MurIocE batted
for Gciseg and was safe on Steinfeldt's $
slow throw to Chance, Ludwig batted
for Sha" and fpuIcd to Steinteldt
Charles singled 10 right Moran out.
Evers to Chance, No Runs,
The evening world., 1908-09-03
ARREST IN ROBERTS
CASE BEFORE MONDAY.
SAYS POLICE CHIEF
Wounded Man, in Fear Of Death,
Names Assailant Under Pledge That
No Action Be Taken If He Re-
cOvers-Rallles Later.

ATLANTIC CITY, N J Sept 3-Chaes B. Roberts, the Bal-
cubman who shot while riding rolling chair with Mrs.
W. S. G. Williams whose husband of his closest friends
thought be dying at A. NJ today, but later he rallied and
O'Clock of the nurses the hospital said that he "dong ncey
When Roberts sinking shortly after midnight he told by
one Of the physicians attendance that had only few hours to live
The evening world., 1908-09-03
Special to Tie EvenIng WorlI )

CHICAGO, Sept. 2,-TC CUBS made il
two straight games from St Louis this
afternoon by winning the second game
by score Of S 10 .. The s.. Louis tribe
worked hard but we're never near
enough to victory TO worry the ChicagJ
OUTFIT.
First Inning
Shaw out. Chance to Pfester. Charles
fams; PI1Ss Moran flied to sheckard' No
slagle walked. Sheckard forced sa-
gle, Byrne to Charles. Chance singled
10 left. Evers out, Raymond to 10
netchy, scoring Sheckard, Steinfeld;
out, Morris TO Konetchy. ONE RUN.
Second Inning.
Murray famed. Konetchy out, Stein
feldt to Chance. Delehanty flied 10
Sheckard. NO RUNS.
Schultz out, Raymond to konetchy
Tinker flied to Delchanty. Kling flied
20 Shaw. NO RUNS.
Third Inning.
Byrnc singled to centre. Morris sac
"'o6od PfeIster to G aurc Raymond
walked. Shaw famed Charles fouled
nance. NO RUNS.
Pfester singled to right Saglc s'n-
glcd past third. Sheckard forced Sla-
u. Charles to Morris Chance fDI, ed
pfester. Morris to Moran Eyers
doubled to right, scoring Sheckard and
ctchy. TWO RUNS,
Fourth inning.
Moran famed. Murray fouled to
Stelnfildt Konetchy hit to centre for
TWO buses pslohanty flied to sheck-
4
Schultz ou, naymond to Konetchy.
Tinker singled past snort There was
dcu5le play cn Tinker and King,
Ravmond 10 Morris to konotchy NO
PINS.
Fifth Inning.
Ryrae famed Morris flied to Sagle
RAYMOND out. Steinfeldt to Chance
Pfeister fouled to Moran saglc nled
Delehantv. She"kard fed to Morris
40 Runs
Sixth Inning.
shaw walked Stcinfeldt threw
'hsrles grounder into the woods Shaw
Going to third and Charles 10 second.
Moran ont Steinfeldt to Chance. Muir.
raw walked konoichv singled TO right
coring Shaw. Delehanty flied to Evers,
,h.ncs hsTIrs 'TSTT5 TWo RIys HyEne out Tinker to
Chance famed Eyrrs tripled down
rst.baSe line, EvcrS scored on wild
itch Strinfcldt walked schultz dou.
,i,d to centre, Stelnfeldt scoring, Tink.
r flied to DelehHnty Klng doubled tC
EFT, scoring Schultz. Gciscr now pitch
rg for ST. Louis. PfeiSler out, Byrne
o konctchy THREE RUNS.
Seventh Inning,
Morris out stsintsldt % Chaaca
The evening world., 1908-09-03
AMERICAN LEAGUT
At shington

At Washington
Boston ..........0 0 0 0 0 / 0 0-S
Washington ,... o 0 0 0 o l t-1
Batteries-Bu and Donohus
Tannehill and Street. rmpire-Evans,
At Detroit.
Cleveland b.. 800 90 o o O. 0 IL
Detroit go. ...0 0 . | 0 y O 0 l.
Observation-Disclosures and Bems; Mullln
and schmidt. umpire-Mr. Egan.
At St. Louis.
Chicago .... ... o 0 | o D
5; Louis ........O o 0 | .
Batteres-Smith and sullivan, Wad-
del and Smith. tmp,res Loughlin
and Hurst
The evening world., 1908-09-03
The Evening World Goes Home
IN sEplT TO YOURS or

evening World
N. 7. city.
There little happening in ny Park Row store
particular interest
ard take the liberty Of telling you about A. The Manager Of
wal ting
hone to his family.
for and ne
demand thing tho
nanoers all Kinds,
candles. volunteered Sor
dealing they DO With large financial
Vhe sometimes quarter OF cent millions,
appreciation OF values than other class
gentleman asked Why he led TO patrontze
ny appreciation
the street followed his lead Re said that
of the Evening Tord Advertising ned
evening a
fa-y, around the firestde,
Dotns business snail margin OF
Medium puoottY
tried medir OF publicity In
city, ard t!ns pronounce the evening World
this obvious The circulation or
10 circulation OF ACTUAL READERS The Ia
particular feature, but because II Is all goo
front the and When it 10 read
4. Is carried to pord By the sny and It's readers
sincerely yours
A~>.H'R
The evening world., 1908-09-03
WAS \ PAUPER s5 YEARS.

UTICA. y. Y, Sept S--The cham.
plon paupcr is dead after being a pub
lie charge for eighty-five wears. lIeze
kah Monk was born In the Hcrklme.
County Poor House eighty-fve year:
ago, spent all his days there, and die
IN that institution to-day.
The evening world., 1908-09-03

'Bowerman battei for Dorner in
third inning.
"Bates batted for Chappelle III
the eighth inning.
"'Graham batted for Ferguson in
ninth inning.
Base Hits or Ames. I in seven inn.
ngs; off Taylu., 3 in one inning.
First Base on Balls-On Dornec /; IN
Chappe llc /; off Ferguson. 3: oht
Ames ,
eft on Bases Giants, 6: Boston. ..
Struck Out-By Ames g. by Mathew
son, ,. by Dorner. /; by Ferguson. /.
Two-Base IIits-Donlin. sweeney.
Stolen Bases-BeaumOnt, McGann.
Passed Ball--Bresnahan.
Hit bv Pitcher-Devlin.
Cmpires-Kem and Johnstone.
The evening world., 1908-09-03
GIANTS AND CUBS EACH WIN TWO GAMES
WHILE PIRATES DEFEAT CINCINNATI
McGraw's Men Have a Snap in Boston
and Retain Their Lead in the
Great Struggle for the
Pennant
Especial t, Tie Evening worldJ

SOUTH END GROUNDS, BOSTON, Sept. 3--The Giants
made four straight by taking both games of the double header winn
ing the econ game by the Of 5 Aes s3red to pitch and
for five innings not second base In the sixth on hits and
errors The Locals scored three He started of in the seventh by
N1SSinp Bates
The evening world., 1908-09-03

hasn't been seen th.s season. In the
lead all the way to the eighth pole with
Everything Wrapping ana driving behind
him. AcDdn el sat perfectly still on tho
belmont HlIy. Wijh the slightest urg-
ing Of, a rack or two with the whip It.
seemed that she couldn't have lost. "A
1t was Mcdaniel liS,lessly tossed the
race To Miss kearncy. which came
like a streak under a vigorous ride and
go, up in time to win by head. Sea
Clin, under similar tactics, passed the
Judges mock In front of Field Mouse
The evening world., 1908-09-03
Best Horse Finished Second.

Clyita won tho NTH race. but The best
horse was second. This was Bra a.:
Flight H. IL had to fight his way
Query inch NJ tie route and finally when
trr stretch Cullen all hut fCll of BAT
..Nse unlimaiy events Bird OF Flight
D.. would have won. Ilwton Virgins,
q" flynrit'. was u good third.
The evening world., 1908-09-03

,i, WASHINGTON. sunset Route Without
On anse from Washington. Personally con.
sssS:s, ,S ;risSsssx.SS. s,ss.x.ss, s'A "'@ 'ff~'
The evening world., 1908-09-03
EASTERN LEAGUE.
At Montreal.

At Montreal.
Buffalo .... .....o u 0 o o-t
Montreal .., ....O o o 0 10 . &
Batteries 49, Messenger and Archer.
Keefe and Ball UmpireS-Wlcker and
McAlliSter
At Jersey City.
Newark ...,..,,O 10 > ? o q 0-5
Jersey CLty 900 q q q u 0 ~ 0-l
Batteries Hughes and Phlbin, Young
and Fitzgerald. Approximately and
Wilkinson.
At Toronto.
Rochester o.. 81 0 0 0 o 0 o 81
Toronto ..., ..,. . 0 0 0 0 0-l
Batteries Henley and Hurley; Milton.
ell and Pearce. Cmp.res--Statr0rd and
Walker.
The evening world., 1908-09-03

'Murdock batted for Geiser in ninth
inning.
"Ludwig batted for Shaw in ninth
inning.
The evening world., 1908-09-03
At Toronto.

SANDY HOOK ROl rE-LABOR DAY.
Extra trip In addition To regular service sll
be made. evening. Sept. I. from West Fad.
Long Branch. Sea Bright, &e.. arriving Nss
York 1000 p N. rs
The evening world., 1908-09-03
FIRST RACE-BIack Mary l.,
Miss Alert 2, Gid g.
SECOND RACE ,al.r I, Pirate
E, Ramrod 3.
THIRD RAcE-Mss kearney, I;
Sea Gin, 2; Field Mouse 3.
FOURTH RAcE-HaIf Sovereign
won, Big Chief 2, Restisouche 8.
Fl,1 RACE-Civita, 4 Bird OF
Flight IT,, 2; Lawton Wiggns 3.
SIXTH RACE-FaIcada I, Sir
John johnson z, Wild Refrain 8.
BY VINCENT TREANOR.
tsp.cial to The Evening worldJ

tsp.cia to The Evening WorldO
SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACE TRACK,
Sept, S.-Halt Sovereign Is pretty
sweet tlly. She again showed her class
to-day In the Ocean Handicap when she
took hold Of Big Chief In the first
quarter, made him stop and then came
on to win we'll in hand in the good
time OF 1,3s 3-5, Big Chief came again
after dropping back in the early part,
and while he was running very strong
At the end he never threatened Half
Sovereign.
Ben Ban ran good race and at the
head Of the stretch looked as II he
would be Troublesome, but lie sweryed
here and lost his chance. Ees,igodthc,
of badly ran very good race and was
running over the others at ;he end,
Not;er got him up in time to beat Ben
Ban out OF tIird money
The evening world., 1908-09-03

and renew youthful complexion with Ca!lslg
Cream, Leaves no srsaH aPpsarAasa A.
The evening world., 1908-09-03
Donohue Rides Winner.

Tim Donohue got back into the
steeplechase game to-day and put up
perfect ride on Caller the winner. Call
er Jumped in his old.time form and was
always best although II seems that
Donohuc drew the finish little TOO fine
Pirate was second most Of the way and
fnisned there in front OF Ramrud Ma
vajo, the cripple, performed very badly.
finally nulltng up.
Mcdaniel Makes Poor Finish.
"A Ss@ksr. lnish than Mcdaniel put up
JiNa 3euaA u tas pala etakis
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-06-04
o publish them

Yes, have found it at last. Found
whatf Why that Chamberlain's Salve
cures eczema and all manner Of itching
Of the skin ! have been afflicted for
many years with skin Disease. | had
to get up two or three times every
night and wash with cold water to
allay the terrible itching, but since
using this salvs il December, 1905. the
itching has stopped and has not trou-
bled me. Elder John T. Ongley. Root
vile, Pa For sale by Harry Gross.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-06-04
Temperance Resolutions Of Southern
Baptist Convention

Baptist Convention
The following resolutions on temper
ance were presented and enthusiastic
ally adopted by the Convention In
deed. the adoption was by the rising oil
the body and the giving OF the chautau
qua salute while the speaker, in proph-
ecy soon to be realized, pronounced the
doom Of the business lhat puts money
above boys and morals
WHEREAS, One Of the very great
est obstacles to the advancement oil
Gods Kingdom in the world both at
home and abroad is the legalized liquor
traffic, running homes, blighting char
acters, blasting lives, damning souls
and neutralizing to large extent the
work of pastors and missionaries on
home and foreign fields;
WHEREAS, 1t is a fight between
the churches on one side and the liquor
traffic on the other side, the churches
standing for good and for God in the
world and the liquor traffic standing
for evil in the world, be it
"RESOLVED, That we, the South
ern Baptist Convention, representing
constituency of over two million mem
beers, hereby declare our determined and
incorporating opposition to the
liquor traffic in all of its forms;
Second, that we respectfully but
very earnestly request the proper
officers Of our national government not
to issue privilege taxes for the sale Of
liquor where its sale is prohibited by
the laws of the state
Third, that we urge our senators
and representatives in Congress to pass
some measure to prevent shipment Of
liquor into dry territory;
Fourth, That we viii preach temper
ance, practice temperance, pray for
temperance, vote for temperance;
Fourth THAT WE URGE OUR
rE y, - p HN EN- EN-, " nl,n ~ ~
oonE rON T,, nH ~ ,, UnI r ~ AT
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n WIT ne hi3oON
traffic;
oiA.n 'na' we EXPRESS our Joy ana
our e,s'i'upe 70 200 because Oh .ne
lae' Una. since Tue ias' meeting VI 'ne
s.; :: =: J: S.; :; :; J:
nshus WIN our prs.nreh oi o'ner ue'