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, 1908-09-21
STOLE some CHAPS
AND GOES To JAIL

NNO OOGo to JNTIs
". c. Frost stole q pair Of chaps
valued ut s25 from Leon Frazer ut the
Nlkhorn barn yesterday and was
soon landed in jail. In Justice Hynds'
court this morning he was found guilty
and sentenced to thirty days In the
county jail.
, 1908-09-21
OFFICERS ELECTED BY
THE BENEDiCTS CLUB

The B%enedicts club yesterday after
noon elected the following officers for
the ensuing term:
President-Harry L~anghe'dt.
Vice Presidents-F.A. Holiday, Will
Watt and Sheridan Downey.
Secretary-Treasurer-Leou Kennedy
Football Manager-Bert Miller.
The club initiated seven new mem
bers and will give a dance in their
honor about the first of October. The
club has decided to nov to another
building Inc will vacate its present
premises about the middle of October,
the new location not having been
made public this morning.
, 1908-09-21
GETS FINAL PAPERS
r.Hf IN IyArt0A

~ NATURALIZATION.
Peter Sorensen. a native of Sweden,
was today. granted final papers In his
petition for naturalization. Jonas
Berglund was n Of his witnesses.
, 1908-09-21
MURDERER HANGED.
Man Who Killed Three People Pays
Penalty on oaIlowa

Kingston, Mo-. Sept. 21.-Albert Fill
ley. a triple murderer. was hanged
here this morning. Filley killed his
wife ana his brother and baby a year
ago.
Mob Was Waiting.
It developed today that had Gov
ernor Folk issued = ebmmutation to
Filley. the murderer uoudd probably
have been lynehed, Amloh Of farmers
sathered about ths@jsat waiting the
decision Of the governor, and whom
he decided to let the law take Its
course the mob quietly dispersed.
, 1908-09-21
ARE GIVEN
HARD RUB
EASTERN BANK EXAMINERS
PLAINLY TOLD THAT THEIR
WORK MUST IMPROVE
IN THE FUTURE.

Positive Declaration Made by Comp
troI;er Of Currency at Conference
With Practically Al Examiners
East Of ohlo-colonei stewart,
Now At Isolated Post, May Become
Ranking Artillery Colonel.
, 1908-09-21

Taft Keeps Busy.
Cincinnati, O.. Sept. 21.-The ad.
, 1908-09-21

ty cooperation Of the president and
the congress in both It's branches. and
it is therefore peculiarly important
that there should obtain such harmony
between them
Calamity To the Country.
TO fail to elect Mr.. Taft would be
a calamity to the country; and 1t
would be folly, while electing him. yet
hostile to him, a congress which under
the influence Of partisan leadership
would be certain to thwart and battle
him on every possible occasion. To
elect Mr.. Taft, and at the same time
to elect a congress pledged to support
him, is the only way in which to per.
~petuate the policy Of the government
as now carried on. l feel that all the
aid that can be given to this policy
by every good citizen should be given;
for this is far more than a merely par
tisan matter.
Appeal for Help of Citizens.
Beth your committee, Int the ma
tional committee, of which Mr.. Hitch
cock is chairman, are endeavoring to
secure the active cooperation on the
stump of senators and congressman,
party leaders and independent citi-
zens generally. | most heartily join
in urging the Importance of such CO.
operation. l hope that every disinter-
ested private citizen, whose sole con-
Germ in politics is to have the right
kind of man carry out the right kind
of policy, will join in backing up your
committee as well as the national
committee in this movement. No ser.
vice is as effective. as valuable, as the
disinterested service given in such
manner by men whose one concern is
for the triumph of the principles in
which they believe; and I appeal with
all the strength there is in m to such
men to give such support"
, 1908-09-21

~. ana lin Hover are travelling
wltnout Nl14teetblss sehedpie. Thsy
spend ~ ~ an 4 hutaa era travel
ny ~ saAIst = pssAsaat.
, 1908-09-21

Washington. d. c., Sept. 21.-The
following letter. written by President
Theodore Roosevelt from Sycamore
Hill, to Hon. William B. Mckinley.
chairman Of the republican congress
sional committee, was made public
this morning:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-21
ppottst Of lteoh


three lsfatly Attended Meetings
Held w Prominent clilss
New Yoft Anil 20 Tho most IN
poHaht perhaps " iht several lab8t
mass meeilnes held throughout The
uhlied statea waa lhai NJ gHud con
tral pniaco addressed bt President
samuri uombtfs of ihb Amefifbh BOD
tfailoh " Labor Of which sof maht
persons prominent M me- social and
official 500 ~ ihn ely IN common
Win the meellhrs ~ olhafs tiiies. ibt
local katherine Vas iof lhr purpose ~
publicly demanding ram .disi leeIels
ton ht r1Hfftas lH iho Interest OFF of
rani1ed labor aud ihn anfatef nffed
That f0nffesa pa We aufeeaibd la.
b0f amendment Nv iho Sd man anti
Nuai HV
Al tho meeting 1f iht Chitafo ftf
pfall0h of lb0f resolutions won. lHea
nd nf0feelinr aeaiH a.iaref hostility
nnd iriiUnfanc. M runHfnHa Nv ihf De-
mHnda 0f Huftinf mnn in fiud0d lH
ihn nsuiuii0ne was % petition i0f .m
mediate n urr uf 300 AMENDING
fbe shafmat antitrust Bu and ~ 'ta
erafro Mu HmUne thn power 0'
courts io issue inluntH0fs Boz mn0f
di.puia
Resolutions .aiiinr upon ,1nrfee Io
onaH iee' lotion fa which 0feHH'saf
Tabor is Interested trrn adopted af RI
mass ma. tine off the columbia HmIsr
Washington FnmtoI u.l OF Ohio
ou. oft ihn apfatma endorsed fHa
proposition l1 bacsf.' mamHefs NJ
rouefe 1nd political asmHnI Wh1
afa un'nuHfr fo aIlr Other HnaIE
efs were Representative lloyd W iiH
s11d Iluete 0f Sow fnatF sntler
0f WnmI Wilson HHd NirhIae 0'
Pennsylvania anG GsoaH 0. Ma srhH
settle. nu OFF whom announced iHe'f
apf1sVaI 0 President gGmftn af..
inde
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-21
REVOLVER Battle
Policeman Badly Wounded and one
Antagonist Seriously shot

Policeman Badly Wounded and one
Antagonist Seriously shot
Chicago. April 2I DmIne refei
yer battle eItb three Mon believed o.
be BURGLARS of hiehwaymen Policemen
Anif0nf NoGaoe con uas sho' anf
dangerously wounded of FortIash
street and V.nranHes avenue william
Weber believed fo OIL one NJ fhe po
iicomana asai'ants vas found 1ne0n
sc.0u in st0n yard ncar enc scene
of ihe battle suffering from Two bHl
Del wounds Two other men heavily
armed wera arrested while running
through an alley uogeaaegan may
recover The w0undsd prisoner is 81.
recied fo f.e
The fe0 men arrested gave their
names as Thomas kearey end Joseph
Madden Neither o. more than twenty
years uId Kelly wore cowboy tat
God helt nIe1 uft nrfHiees in
DIE aosses fhe police aF fheY
found revolver NhI.h bad been rs-
Gently discharged anf fuo TASKS ~
WHISKY
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-21
bryan HAS GOOOSNOW
Walletsen VI UpInioh Chances
Ave Excellent
MlNNfSotAMAN tootAtE
kehlaJhRa SAYS that Il ftbmbi bach.
mt liai niDh ul,th lilm Whta he
Maine " iuhmou VA Suggested Me
uO,UHui Mlthi liA,t uoi hbHlaallua

NeV tott ApHi % iih Whlmm
n nnhh biil,M here NUhdt, abut
iNu di,a sroui upstate M mablhe
lHDeDhth Hhd hululhf conferences
MN 1htluNA nuiutnl itaduth
M htshh bh hlh attl,Al wont ia Ma
iulmhN ilUuNe Witch hhH Nettpd "a
informal uembtOlt hthdauarbH lbt
,oAH Az lbe hotel hs aali ihs nat
iUaO W hlH NNll "a lo mtol Mta hi,ah
ma dauRhlut Who hlo tpluthlhe tom
ihph tuWrom lHp Nt hHun asld
W. Ind hu appointments Win Uhy nb.
llllthl lpndem hoft
Nd WNH NNhoi phntUinlhh lht NiNle
Wtnl Ul thHhmNh tunhtla M Nhith
IND Mlltt said Tint ~ itan iUil n
vim HIN WhUlhut nh htlrmnl ~ SET
putt Nu luAlluDlud ALLEGATION fut ih1
NubiHahHn We ruahud "a totuhl state
rNntnniiUn
n hp,tt ieh ahyihhr 10 anybody
M Witch ! Wna Uhhpuihud tNiH Ma
nithh. "A iUd each imam No Nv what
~ ploNhed hul / hnd nol iuil au,budy
~ decide mhll.iA ioi mN"
ME- iikhu HHld Do ana not hnuw
hhilhiNr about lho report ihNl ern.
WNi MrtHnNN Wuuld rhiii lhe uuus.
iluh M uuNDilne lhu Nlhr county
dplutaloa i0 lhD usuVDi convention.
n0llhpi would No. ilHUuaa ihN published
inuuN lhhi iilluUla WNa lhUlt Nv and
hn nnlnaiiuuipl deluhhiloh W NE hh.
llHnii contention
v0NnUl Whllwf0n enid There WNs
N0lhlnh ih ihu convention hb hai Win
Mi nWAn M hDatlHHl lhm No. Dntrd
W Wah. public
Urmampily / have mo- doubt M
hNHn Wln hp dominated M nNhtpf y
Enid lhe DUi0NNl mud thlnh We
hnto d tUud thNnpe lu elect him thh
movement NJ lhN lni1rl Ui uUtrn1t
johnson tumra l16 iNiU mud FROM ihp
NluNe Nuhrut ~ ihU luioiUalH thal
nin H0W uHint hlH nomination had
thDtpd mn Nhrh ! advocated hla rhh
hlHHrg irh mNhlhH HfO No. miHhi have
hHd UhbHua oi lhe nomination
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-21

Boston AHN HH William Gala
cher of HaHa ua almost instantly
Billed Joseph Shine suffered coin
question af fhe brain end MaY Di.i
fni William FLYNN were injured in ar
tHi1m0HiI. accident ai Brighton Gal
afhnr who waH drlgInf the caf on
mfentlF '0ai control of % on down
Grade and % smashed inf1 te'e
fant pole. ihf0wlnr ont the occu
paints
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-21

BE-, authority of tho Iofd MI uifnc
inH Hia Nif hn received ln fHnl.
rooms ih 600 Wf Iaii af nitro O'CLOCK
Wednesday June l0fh i1r anpn'finT
'tho Wa iinil wIih beef f1f fha eoa
'1n 0f ln0s1 WlH wili hH received
lUf thn nHula boot Daa ia fhH
liver and nnf l1il ffH nnrf Tha mlr
mHm WninW fuf ra1 rIrf1a iO
M H.n ulnuH. Nu Store uf bulls OH
Ir a'Huehtrfad $3.50 '1f choice W'
of beef fhaf hove h..u Inspected Hrl
approved hI United HiHfnH g0Fnrn
Ufuf Inspector Gross laI hno' FROM
fHa OPENING nI iha IYn ln aeriom
h.a i0 fha Hfaf ol January Corn feI
h.rf FROM IaHuHy nr.f t0 close 70.
lHU i1H iu Juno 1ha relf
served hY thr college ln furnish Ih
Ifff l1 f1rNHr price, Hth ha
Ii mas hafe on hand from 'hH to'Ior
hud UiHa Hiu ala0 ha received I0r
um ahinH nUff durine Doc above
.HUn with fNU e1mU reservation fUI
fha C0ua.r i0 furnish hUe Chat fN'I
raf harr rn hand 1f fhn CONTRACT
n.eo a certified check inr 200 mH
arromnapf oaeh hid a bond OFF nf
fr'fnf amount eiii bo fe1gfn1 of ffa
e.frra fHI bidder iu fumU. fHifI.u'
compliance With the contract IfN
Hfhf g. reserved t0 reject amy Or 1N
bids
H. r. Mci0n
81 H Harrington
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-21
btuhtAst ATTENDANCE
dMsHy WldsNa nsA ttHd Ia ktsb
Man AVN IlnM NAnLLA.


hutllnsi0n n ! Anil 20 seyumi
local thutchos hatp mUnUstd a hhh
uro0 meHt widow hais Ia me cou
rioraloh daHne ha1ItJa Pastors
duplate The mth ate bp.omMe fewer
NJ sattltts as me bumh0f bi bip hUs
lhtteaae bnd ihla punulNt sltie ihitW
IN, " mnht mahf mnlpa hnpt4lldoia.
IsoN M tHlet concentrations HatlA
Vhtb Wuiu comfortably HpuNmuH
dHiui fui st hetaUnH hHd 300 mHiH
ihaH iuHi Whhh d uuHlltiiu wore IHfHH
hiH M prominent thHiphNs hni I'M
ipf n is hiHnHs.i ~ touul lhh mil.
who Wuat hit hHN tU rhHt.h No phNeN
them ~ tlH elUal UHm duilhH HHn
Vices
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-21
tuevsAhb thntb ton.


tatiHu sanitary btttAullsHs
hH WWlh lhfli NO viii a dhh
bi hui itNl M tluHi rom Wet thlt
hand itlhllt Hvtt sHmu ~ M liHet
ttima NllU Hhip W ttUHitt lhalt
hNmD NhllD ~ NH.l iunO neiHUHs
AW aiii hulhp afud wf w charity
thfeu WHtlelNA slandA hlu bHay dnui
w uUt mbd hnd tlulhlun 10 lhe Auf
faipta
Uuhrs on mpN Hib tupal1hn ihot
Hl stU.l eHi ilhea aud II n pspDultd
An lNu dHts DHls $40 hu funWhh lH
kNHh tnfl WNNh Hn1 kilNnlHn
iiUlHhia fhb AtilnslNN iialbhiH iuhi
htd iHi hHii d milo WHs hliiult walsh
ui NNat AUD mo- ttaph lifted ahd ubt
iiod ibltit Wnl
iivallh department h labihH bituau
llONs bhbihsl HhaHhlHft bondllluha
Nhi0h NHt devotion aa mo iiu1n loll
iatuif bf mHd iililNd HHH hbbHla w
taHls HliNelH HNd luNMuda
A iuilef tommllluD n vuHltlhR
nuns hud aHllaline me humuluHH
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-21
tAttl eAusts tuLlApst


i0f eetmiH1'y etIeutly
N0oath N ! Ami e0 fnIma
iaem ahd psellDmaHi over d rHllbe
rH, w lhp Naetfb Ntt tuft uIHHu
baseball pamu hDt taHald Ih n,l
iHb.a tom eitete 0i muiuH W.
Th1m1a . EtmHn m Wu ,.lu
old N taal OHneo
Vi aHa uhuh io sl hHos he.HIai
nnd " ~ "a critical condition No. HHH
NJ me eiind lHHd WhOH shannon
itnNpidnt Ui me NiW fHIN NHm
madU % difltuii taith NJ b llno drive
Nv shafb Hi ihn NeWhfts fhn lHHl
Spectators wore oh lhtlf ieH ~ 0H
Instant .hesfihe shannon NIIH.t
iGtmhh sldd0BIi aaht bHet M hlH a.ii
unconscious Ne piaullla tui shot
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-21
NEPHEW Rltts UNCLE.
latter nsd Hn nfotbef ~ Former
WIN 3 shotgun

Win 3 shotgun.
Mobile hpfl 90 vs. Wnalhofiofd
. prominent Hllgot of nubiloN Ala.
sb1l md instantly tined hy hia
hnphp0 Avery Hafdaeo. % f.w miles
below lhla niaro There sore msbt
.tfa Witnesses i1 Tragedy iiafdaer
mHdU h'a ESCAPE Tho iflaodf Was Tho
tuImIHlIi0H lf an 1.d hud
Wpaihpff0Id OtnH00t iha llaff1Fe
hnl 0H pHhl.. uaf aHi boRaH
fGHd'na ono 0f them over Che head
ei'H lh. bHfi end vi o sh0ienn which
ta Vaa tHftiHF hl.N naldlrf pull
oi his pistol 300 nfad 0t h0ia into
ih. i1if 1i hu unrio t.lHne pfc in
fHnlIt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-21

Memphis Anil g0 MIS- i1mAs
WHem shoi abd instantly Killed Leila
uUtion hpeio woman Mta WflRht
used slnele haud shoieun and ono
thul TOTE ah Hrln rumnl0iolt from The
nttfB W8mAnh h1dg
Mp Wflphi shot NJ smother negro
NNmin afluf o thnat W r. BLOCK Tho
homicide followed ihH desperate hat
~ between Whll0 and HNaf0 women
An which Nr WHehtH alaietin law
Hcbltpd d bnd bnallne M ihp hands Nj
me hoeiHra A quarrel over children
eHH lho tHHsn Ni ihn trouble
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-21


piie Vim be received at Tho Office of
the President up fo a O'Clock April
com for 600 cords Of good merchant
able wood On minimum of $50 cord
1850 cords io BE- delivered along the
side 81 the u a q 81 Railroad spur
as designated BIZ the President Of the
college $50 cords to De- delivered al
fho WessH Hall Grade of The wood and
rofdine subject iO approval by fhH
President of The College Three flths
off ihe whole amount of each contract
af wood io ~ delivered by January D.
zoos fhe remainder ar called of by
fhe President ri fhe College a cer
u0aI rhrrt foI ono s.g'h ODE value 81.
each t'i must accompany anch BID
A bond on srm0'.nf amount uIl' D. ra
.a.r.f aI fhe Hrcess.II bidder to rom
n.l faufIm compliance with fhc COM
f.arI Tbn r.Hhf u reserved fu r.
i..f anF ono aI hiis
D. n lnnIa
W W Harrington
ltrI l1 "a and uI Committee
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-21

one baif block phd slt foom house
p rood bHettmio1d brick f'siern
shade tftca Price f1t000 Small
cpah psYmo. TORN. Goes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-21

Omra w ralaicuo nmlilnr Op
tosHa c,ou ilono PHONE
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

All desds, Truft deed Rpd other IN
struments affecting TAI (ltle 70 land
and entitled to record are aired ~
the law creating tbe second oetsses
Of Jones county. 70 b. entered = the
books know a. Abstract BooSd, a.
which On extra fec Of is css. pr lot e
or forty IL fxsd ~ the nd Law an
will benceforth chtrgsd. This law hal
been extended u cover the sntsre
county. This Maiph 4th 1893.
]. h. CRAWFORD.
Chancsry Clofk
The new South-news., 1908-03-28
4 Cuee FOR Misery i.

L have fouud , cure Tor the misery
utasiA poison produces" says H. N.
jhee, OF Louellsn, 4. &. "Its cail.
eiDtectric BItters. and comes 10 90
Ckg bottles. II baeaks up case OF
dllo or . billious attack 10 almost
4 time; ard It puta yellow jaundice
dan out Of commission" This great
tic medicine and blood pur'heT
koo quick relief iu al atomach, lives
"a Kidney complaints and the mis-
y Of lams back. Sold under guaran
, at 4. ]. Ward drug store.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28
Cures Blood. Skin Djas aaea. Com
Ger, (sseatest Blood Puriao.
er FREQ.

II yeus blood 10 Impure. thin, die
eased. hot or tnii cf humcse, II you
ave bleed poison, cancer, casouncies,
eating cores, scrofuIs, ecsema. ischi~a Z
ririoRs ard hnmps, scabbv. pimply
sktn, bone pains. caiarrh. rhe y mstassn
or ans o'osd or kin disease. take 30.
anic Blood a'a,(B. B. n Soon all
scres heal. aches and paine stop and
the blood Is ma = pnre and sicb.
Druggist o. hy exr ress 81 per large
hottie. SAMPLE free by writing
Hood Balm Co Atlanta. Ga. b. II. d.
especially advised for chronic, dsep
s~a'es cas<s. a. Il cars after I'll else
faiie.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

when attacked by = cough or =
cold, or wner vour ihrnat Il core, it
il rank foolisnners ~ take any other
medicine than De. Kings New DIE
caver,," says G. u. EldridGe, Of Em.
pirr G., Il hsve used New Discov
cry ven ssars and l know II 10 the
be,t remedy on earth tor couRhs and
fo:ds, sroup aud al throat and lupo
trouble-. Nv children are subjact tc
Group, hut Nv Discovery quickly
cures ~vsry at'Ack." knowu the
Acrtd over ~ me King at thr AT end
nn1 seus dire. i ~ unn~r Iu.rAn
'-~ ~ E. J. Aara'- dsuS s,"tr - ~s.t
u 90 gsiAl u"s:,~ f'ee.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28
A Svslsn Jaw

10 not pretty nor pleasaat. Whsth'
Or it's caased by neassleta. tootesoae
Of aeeadont. ballard's onoU L,oinsot
viii re1ueo ~ sVellise aod roeleve
The paip. The great sure cueo ses
~ matisn, cuts, basns bsuieee oeA'de'
49, and III achee - pains.
oold b. I'll Deug1iet
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

II have reached . higher healtb
level sincs began using Ds. kings
New Life Piii," writeA Jacob Springer
Of West Fsanklin, Nsine "They keep
ny etomech. liver and bowels wesk'
log juet r,Nht." II thsse piiIe diseAp'
po,nt you on trial mosey viii b ~.
funded ct &. J. Ward drug store. DC
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

No 1880.
n virtus Of the authority IN mo
voe>ed b. decree Of tho Charcery
eoure Of The First District Of Jones
oounty, Mississippi, rendered In ~
cstson BY the Chancellor in the above
eeyied eause appointing me = commis-
eloper % ell the property herein af-
tes described, which said decree was
maAe on tho ord day Of March A. y.
!. lfo9. I. The Commissioner named IN
Ma decree, viii on Mopday, the 9th
I day o. April A. D. 1873. 10 font o. the
i conrt Hoaeo door. In the Town OF e.
rnvtlls, Miso. within legal honrs lohsr
1osoalo and ell for caah 70 The highest
seet btddsr the property described -
1o,3pon, 70 vlts BeeipuinE 2oo feet
n. = eserses wess fren ths lister
cori1e3 q Deason and HUI streets or
- wone eide ot Dsseoa strAst asd on
~ eoueh slde Of Hin street aud rnu
IN leefeos usss III feet; thence I
t1 N6StUoo 49, $50 fs~t; thenoe 8 y
ncrrooo - III seet; thsnes n - =
ivooocbaot ~ iest 70 plaeo o. begio'
49, 661ne - D1osh -. ~ cdlhesnh
d o1oVov q - TeWn - Etlestllo- NJ
9oooppL - tuooee. 8 HI. = - ~
y go neooo6e9 iHoo,1 1ee divl1lpo
- ,ss, - - fafln II hehnVo
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Ii people would oLlv work 40
they worrv sh~v wonld have, any
time 20 worry.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

pd health shoeh pssvest eick'
Eanstoad oe Detslsg tbeneeives ees
nodshon Try - cafo II - Ieog
- keep your liver. beWels -
hch in . healthy end aetavo Coz.
you ves't ~ stek. Dalload's
= relieves cosoti ipattou. inae-
8 - ao1 ~ eeomoeb go eoWol
~ Sold ~ III DfoGetste
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Il 10 only . matter Of time uuttl
the man with tho borrowing habit
ruus out OF friends.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Tho man who thinks the world \
growing worse ina ginee he Il grow
ing better,
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Many = mAu knows from * ert-
enoe that It 10 far earl v 70 And Z
wife than than It y 70 looe her.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

boveenoe Nosi y not 70 much In
81 u an elective jp1ic,Ary -
] hoard ~ was.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

We wouldn't mind tho unexpoct-
ed II it didn't happen 50 often.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

The real problem il not tho coat
OF living. bat the Q, ss 1T eornins u.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

klk u sAtd 70 h cheap. bat
y : man hae nAd 10 ~ dsos
hines he aAid.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

A sin upper lip haa nothing II
common With = Timber tongue.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

She 10 wise woman V4'o 90
laugh or err at the psychological
movement.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

~ Legislature has adjourned.
~ for ~ psssidental and con.
oInnal e,eottoae. Politics y
othine that 10 On forever.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Common eense II useful for every
1ee except being nRag ged.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

viii On Mcndsv Aosil he 6. 1905
I'll rho following lnra 1siirru-ns
|Ov taxe~ r the year 1877 tow
FoLLEr SURVEY 49,
E~t. II John Chrmpsno,-. Lrs9
10 ~ IN block % =. ST 7Rl2 To-
pax aud costa e6,ok
Cllisv,ils Cot. Oh b Gin 20. One
lot % l40 in block % 4. 3T7k X
Tote tax and costs. e31 -
uskG,s Jones. Lot In blooh 50. 4.
, TT r ~. l'otal tx 4 costs. 81, As
| DuBoss ADplrion
:. p.nky EArshlqw. LOT p S4T'
81 - e -
AsEGeeS 1honss. mrt Of Los ~
j r7113 Total tax = cost ~. 4S
4 1Ate March 1osh 1908.
]. ". DEvALL,
N Marshal s City Tag Collector.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

Ne I III sssnd any soosas q
ennca whsn ~ our oWn.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

he Quin blil was the next best
y to ~ slscsive Judiciary that
loould eet from the law make r.
I h<3overpor Noel shouId have ~
teoosne = ststutory measure.
The new South-news., 1908-03-28

{Pre sident Rooss veit calls II - not
1ejy the menace 10 increase In pop
(Diou that deatbs among infants are.
y eight cut Of To- Of these oeaths
dieoeesy or iadirectIy caused b.
(Uol troubjes. Mc0ee's Baby Gtixii
~ dissrboea. dyeentasy, Gear ston'
I and III ai1ments Of thss natore.
pst The thing 1os teething babies
- = aud o0c. Sold By Ill Drugiets.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-18

The following have been granted
licenses to marry, according TO the
records in the county auditors of
fee:
w. G. Morris of Pearl, Douglas
county, and Miss Lena J. Peterson
of Bridgeport.
Thos. E. Smith o. Leavenworth
and Miss Marie c. Ag g of Krupp.
Mr.. Arthur Bennett and Miss
Lucy Wright. both o. Chelan.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-18

Chas. E. Owens, cashier of the
Columbia Valley Bank of Wenatchee,
was here Monday to attend the sale
OF the property OF the Wenatchee
planning mill. The property we are
told brought about fourth of its
yalue.-Leavenwor Echo.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-18
MAKE ANOTHER
RICH STRIKE
A. NJ. Persi,all of CheIan Thinks He
Has Mine Worth a
Million.

A NJ. Pershall pass Trough the
city yesterday on his way to Spokane
He had with him numerous speci-
mems of Gre which ne SAYS -sere
taken from his zine at Chalan Butte,
and the richness OF which has caused
considerable excitement anonr hose
who have seen it.
Pershall now has & tar8ol in the
mountain $50 feet in length. The
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-18

ore vein is % inches in width a,
the mineral is going $3.50 per ton.
He claims to have 10000 to 5000
tons of ore in sight.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-18

H. A. Graham, ex-county treasur-
er of Chelan county. is in the CITY
and will remain for several DAYS.
Mr.. Graham is located at present at
Ballard.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-18

F. E, Kingsbury, special CORES
pendent of the World at Malaga, is
in the city today.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-18
GENERAL DIRECTORY.

tied States Senators
Levi Ankeny, S. II. Piles.
gresSmen-
W. l.. Jones, F. w. Cushman
w. E. Humphrey.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-18
Read the Classified ads.
If you have any article to sell or
~n"N on I'D in the classified col
umns will bring quick results.

Best tWo-bit meal In the city,
r,Auo Cafe. **%