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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-07-07

cd had he not taken ADVANTAGE Of the
absence of five Taft delegates, who
were almost sulfocated by the heat,
and challenged the correctness Of the
TAFT vote, placing Mr.. Capers and the
delegation in an embarrassing posi-
ton. Dcas was also the only one of
the delegation refusing to vote for
Sherman for vicc-president, casting
his vote for the wealthy Mr.. Muir
phy, of New Jersey.
On the presidential vote the dele
CATION had agreed to give Taft four
teen votes, Foraker two and Fair
banks two, Dcas being with the anti
Taft voters, much to the surprise Of
the delegation. When the vote was
agreed upon five Of the Taft dele
gates almost SuiTocatcd with heart,
and asked Commissioner Capcrs if
they could go out Of the hall. lie did
not suppose there would be any OBJ
lection 10 the announcement Of the
vote and when Suoth Carolina was
called and the vote made known,
Dcas took advantage Of the absence
OF the Taft men and challenged the
vote. There was much hustling to
.rt the alirrnatcS and but four of
he Tive could be found, thus rcduc-
~ =" i:il vote. aS actually record
I'd. the thirteen. the other two candi-
dates getting two each.
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HOW CAPER; GOT EVEN
Had the State Republican Chairman
Fired from His Job.

f.. II. Dras. Republican State chair
man "I South Carolina, has lost his
position with the Federal government
through order of John G.. Capers.
commissioner of internal revenue.
Dras has been an inspector on the
denaturrd alcohol roll or the internal
revenue department and it has ncltcd
HIM something like &ll3 per month.
lie has been notified that his services
are no longer necessary. This was the
only roll Of the government where
persons could be put on without civil
service examination and, under the
law, that can not longer be done. Dcas
had ono Of the Fat places on this roll,
from which ii is understood that a
number Of others will be dropped be-
cause there is nothing for them to do.
Not only will Dcas lose his pull at
the government milk can. but il is
understood here that this fall he will
be dcposcd as Republican State
chairman and put out Of political
power altogether. Commissioner Ca
perS and the better element of the
Republican party in the State have
always regretted the necessity Of po-
litical association with Dcas, but he
served certain ends md was continu-
cd in his place. A new element of
negro leaders in the State stand ready
to dcposc him and will follow the
leadership Of Mr.. Capcrs. Loomis
Rlalock and others.
DcaS doom was sealed from the
time he turned upon the delegation
ut Chicago and voted against Taft
Even that mi ght have been overlook
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Headache HELPS.

When I feel a headache coming on,
says writer i'll the April Designer.
[ look around for the cause. Usually
[ loosen my hair. 1t is not generally
known that hair done up tightly and
pinned close to the head will cause
headache. Try letting the hair fall
loose, or braid or pin it loosely in a
a different style. Sometimes it is
my collar which is too tight, and
when l take it off my headache dis
Again it is caused by tight
or uncomfortable shoes, or by hign-
heeled shoes, which may feel comfors-
able but which will cause the trouble.
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CHANGE NOT SANCTIONED.
Railroad Commission Will Not Let
Railroads Increase Cost Of Ship
ping Household Goods.

Tuesdays action Of the railroad
commission, in the matter Of freight
rates on household goods, does not
seem t" be generally understood,
either by the railroads or by the ship
pcrs, yet it is really very simple, as
will be seen from the Following:
Recently the Southern Classifca-
lion committee, composed of reprcs-
cntativcs from the traffic departments
OF all the railroads IN the South, is
sued Supplement No. 3 to their classi-
firation No. 35, effective June lst,
1908. which changed the cIassilica-
tion on household goods IN less than
car-lntS. under the usual valuation,
from fourth class to second class. The
effect OF this change may be seen from
the f"ll"win" comparative figures:
Rate ON household goods l.. G.. L.,
usual valuation, for distance Of
twelve miles en- less: Second class, II
cents per loo pounds; fourth class,
10 cents per 100 pounds.
Rate ON household goods. l.. G.. L.,
usual valuation, for hiStuncc bet wccn
40 and 30 miles: Second class sc
cents per 100 pounds; Fourth class
20 cents per 100 pounds.
Rate ON household goods, l.. G. H.,
usual valuation. for distances be-
tween 90 and loo miles: Second class
IL cents per 100 pounds; Fourth class
= ,,.nts mon 1In
II will be noted from the fnrrgo-
in" that the difference bet wcrn
charges under the two classiiicatinns
increases as the ratio Of the differ
"nrc IN distance.
The railroad commission ruled that
ihiS change would not affect the form
or classification of nnllSchuld goods,
viz. fourth class, as they had never
:""pi"h Snui hrrn classification No.
30. but did adopt Southern rlasSiii-
cation No. 3 rs part Of the South
Carolina railroad commissioners
classification. which 1--WE household
goods. l.. {. L., under the usual valua-
il"n. fourth class rating.
~ 'I'''i lllil lllt tl;tSSlIltal ION or
household goods be clear to all con-
crrnrl in handling the same. both
railways and shippers. the commis-
sion yesterday issued the following
circular. which. it will be noted is
dated June 30. but is made effective
June lSt:
"Circular No. 1O7.
Classification Of household goods.
"Amcnl South Carolina Exception
Sheet by inserting household goods
and old furniture, value limited to s.
per 100 pounds, in case Of loss or
damage and SO expressed in bill of
ladin". l.. {. L.. fourth class
Effective June lst. zoos.
'K. l.. taughman, chairman; .lnn.
II. Earle. j. NJ. Sullivan, commits
Sionrr~.
CT. Il. Iumpkin. secretary.
't"lnmhia. s. G., June 80 1905. ~
The classification of household
goods in South Carolina remains,
therefore. id"ntirallv the same as
heretofore. y" change has been made
or Is contemplated. The change pro-
posed by the classification committee
would work great hardship on
many people. particularly on the cot
ton mill operatives. who are frequent
m"vrrs.-~t Columbia Record.
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A Twenty Year Sentence.

81 have just completed twenty
year health sentence, imposed by
Bucklcn's Arnica Salvc, which cured
me of bleeding piles just twenty years
ago. writes O. S. Woolever, Of La
Raysville, n. Y. Bucklen's s Arnica
Salve heals the worst sores, boils,
burns, wounds and cuts in the short.
est time. 25c. at ". E. Pelham &
Sons.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

The stockholders Of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank of Little Noun
tain will hold meeting at II o'clock
a. M, on the 18th day Of July, 1908,
at the Bank. Business Of Importance
to he transacted.
W. a. Counts,
Cashier.
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TEACHER WANTED.

The undersigned trustees Of Long
Lane school will receive applications
for teacher of said school for next
term.
Nj. A. Rcnwick,
II. Fl. Brock,
S. A. Rikard,
Trustees.
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BARBECUE NOTICE.

We will furnish first class barbc-
cue at Mount Pleasant, Campaign
Day, Wednesday, July %.
Fl. S. Graham.
M. j. Smith.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-07-07

Dancing would be awlul hard work
if it WASH t such fun.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-07-07
1885 College d Charleston 1903
Charleston, S. 6.

124th Year Begins September25th.
Entrance examinations will be
held at the County Court House
OIL Friday, July 3, at 9 a. III. All
candidates for admission can COIL
pete in September for vacant Boyce
Scholarships which pay $1oo year.
One free tuition scholarship to each
county Of South Carolina. Board
and furnished room in dormitorv
$11. Tuition $40. For catalogue,
address HARRISON RANDOLPH,
President.
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u uEu aft.
seit iiber 60 ssabren

fdbon puroe Uars. Binslop's Sootb-
ing-Sprup bon MiGionen bon Weiit-
tern beim 3abnen BET ainoer ange-
tpenoet. @irIt gu I'M Shlafe omrh
oas S6reien zines Ginoes geitort,
bas i'm 3abnen lit uno bor Shmer5en
tpeint2 @enn 10, Iaiie iofort eine
Slal1e bon yWers. @inslotp's Sootb-
ina-Sprup" boIen. Sein @ert 1T
llnbesabIbar. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen fofort 2inoerung berl9af'
fen. @erlaBt eu6 oaroaf, Mutter,
es lit fein 3peifeI oariiber. gs beilt
9iorrboe, reguliert ben Waaen itno
oie geiereh beieitiet @inb-aolif, er-
peidt BEN @oumen perbinoert gnt-
5iinoung uno ftdrft oas gatae gu
item. vWrs. 8insloip's Sootbing
5prap" fir sdbnenbe ainoer 1T on-
qenebm I'M @eidmaf; oaS He5ept
}tannmt BON einem Der oeiten peibli-
diem @er5te In oen Ser. Staoten. gs
lit BEL ollen Drugeiiten in Der gan5en
@eIt All boben. Breis % Gents per
5IaI6e. aauft nidts onoeres als
uWsrg. 8inslotp's Sootbina Spriip."
@orantiert itnter Der Sooo onb
Drugs gfte, 80. Stunt 1906, Serial
Drummer 1898.
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Gin sefdbrlihes @erieben.
Die MMtter in Gam Mntomtp ioltem
sic MerenidiuGd)e bet &inoern
nidt bernadlaiiigen.

9ie meiiten &itoer baben i6ipade
9eierer.
9ie er1te @arnung lit bas 8ett-
naIlen. Sp1ter fontmen &iidenIdner-
ser, &opfpeb u1o @ntfrdftnng.
Gs tit Elm 8ergeben, oieie 2eioen
gu berna1ldiiigen; oas &ino fir feline
Blage 81 taoeln.
8eriudt Die Meren gu beilen. &et-
tet oas &i1l6 bonn bireften Nieren=
lei6et.o
Doons 8inen beilen franfe geie-
rem; San Mntonioer gltern en1pfeb-
len fie.
Srau g. so. &ancod, 721 9ur-
leion Mpe., Gan Mntorio, Ser. iagt:
8or ettpa IL Sabren batte meine
go6ter, Die iebt 12 Sabre alt 1T,
oas SdarIadfieber uno ieitoem batte
iie f1ma9e 9eieren. Sic batte feline
&ontrone iiber Die Meren-Musidei-
oungen p1brenb Der geadt 1n6 oas
perl1riahte nns bieI SrnbeI nn6 I'm
rube. SD lab, Dob Don11s gtterett-
Yillen otge5eigt nnb 10 bod enpfob-
len tpurbeu, baB id mir i'm 8erar
Drug store cine Sbahtel faufte itno
meine go6ter begann iie gu gebralt-
den. @ir iinb nit Dem @eiultot iebr
0ufrieoen. Sbre Merelt iin6 ifarfer
geiporoen ltno fie bat nun bolle Gon-
trolle iiber Die Musi1eioungen. @ir
fiiblen 6oB mir Donns Nieren=Piaen
5ebr bieI beroanfen."
Gum 8erfanf bel alien Sanolern.
Yreis so Gents. Softer Wilbltrn
Co., Buffalo, Seem yorf, aneinige
Mgenten fir Die Ser. 5taaten.
@rirnert guh BEG Mnnens -
0nans llr6 l1ehn1t feline an6ern.
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Eeras.
ssn ser 0elpilliaunasbiu fiji

Sn Der 8elpiaigungsbia fir
offentlihe 0ebduoe, pelhe in oieien
Eagen Dem 4ongreB porgelegt mer-
ben miro, iino folgenoe 9eipiaigun-
gen fir Orte in lnierin staat ent-
balten: San glntonio, 100000;
CORPUS gbri1ti, $4,000; San Mar-
CO.'S $4,000; 8ictorfa, 100000;
gen1pIe, $4,000; Worlin, $500;
Marabadie, 100000; gIeburne,
$4,000; 9erreG, $4,000; Sort
9rtbur, $125,000; goriicana, $780,
900; 9aIeitine, $1,000; Muitin, $4o,-
600; Napaiota, $4,000; Gerarfana,
$4,000; 5ulpbur springs, $50,<
600; 8onbanL $4,000; Nidita
Sails $4,000; 0fineral g8elIs,
$4,000; Gan glngelo, $4,000. 9ie
9elpiaigungen fir MarIin, gorfica-
no, gluitin uno 9eapaiota iino fir ben
glnfauf geeigneter 8auplase, Die fir
nniere Staot uno fir 9erarfana fino
3ufasbepiligungen, Die 5ur Ser
groBerllng Der iebigen gunbesgeb1il-
De 0ienen ioden. Die getpilliguna
fir CORPUS Gbriiti lit fir elm 9oItge-
bdifoe, Die fir 8ictoria fir Elm all-
geneines gunoesgeb1uoe.
Mus Sen1ple miro gemeloet,
oas Waiier i'm 2eon &iper faae fpie-
Der iebr ihnea. 0as @odpailer bat
in Der @egeno bort 5iemlih pieI
Shaben angeribtet. Mebrere sSeloer
iparen iiberflutet rno miiiien nenbe-
itelt peroen.
Sn Wilam -GoufltD lit 5iemlih
piel 2ano iiberfbpenmt iporoen llno
piele Sarmer baben oltrf oos 9od-
moiier S6a0en erlitten. ssn nlanhen
Seloern itano oas Waiier nnebrere
Sub bod.
Gin ungemei1 ihneres @elpit-
ter entluo iih m 9onnerltag obelo
iiber Bartlett. Der 8Iis idlug in
5tpei 9arier eiiL in ods Sous bon
q. S. Gates unb In bos BON sSrau s.
q. Stodton. gr 5iinoete llidt, rid-
tete aber bod 5iernlid piel Sdaoen
on.
slls Die orei Sobter bon s. g.
2opelaee IN Sprinetomn Harfer
eoantp, ON Mittpoh nahulittae BON
Der Sdule nad Sauie eingen, tpltr-
ben iie bon einem @olfenbruh iiber.
raidt. Sic fiidten in elmer tiefen
Sdludt 3uiludt, oieielbe fiilte lid
aber idnea nit 8aiier iino oae orei
ainoer ertranfen. sic tparen bier
5ebu, neun nno iiebelt Sabre aft.
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Ser Sommer nabt.

Ser Summer matt nit rafd)en Sd)ritten,
Gpm Sinntel gliibt bic SDnne DetR,
8alb lit er tup6l in 1tni'ren Whtten
ltnb BON ber Stirne rinnt ber Sd,uciB,
Neam benft nidbt ittebr an Spls mnb Sob
len,
9ln Seiaung p6er reberrDf,
We5d]t lieber balb ben Gismatn bDlen,
Wfit ieinem falt frDitallnen 8lpd.
8alb fann man aitdJ ppn Hicntcs tratnen,
SGeater, Bdlle firlb pDrbei,
Sieueir in 5ngeidloii'nen 9fannteit
Sc ntd]t gatt5 mebr gemiitltdJ let.
Sin iiberiumnStner stanbpmnft lange
Sinh tuaruner &affee pber See,
9pfJ tpirb mir fir bic Magen bangc,
Henn idJ s1piel bonn Gtscrente ieb!
itnS aus Der 9lpptbefe bpIen
gSir Sampler =Giigelden mns nun,
Sieueil bic 8prfidJt mns befpblen,
Sic @interfleiber meg 81 TIM.
Die Siiren iinb mnb Seniter Dffen,
Wtllfpnttnen jeber 2mftsug let,
Spdj tupllem mir babel aud bpffen,
Sat, bal6 Der Gegem fei pprhei.
9pdJ Gines b5rt man 6fter flasen,
Scr 9mrit enttuifelt iid gar ie1r!
ltnb Gimer m5dJt ben Mnbern fragen:
Wp nebmen MIR ba 2inb'rnng ber?
Stun - ,uinft Gnd nid)t iut bpllen @Iaie
9as id)1ne, Hare 2Dne Star8ier?
Nid)ts itillt ben Snrft in fpldent Make,
Bon alien 5liifiisfeiten bier.
Gs lit ber Grant fiir alle 3eiten,
SIM @inter tuGrmt 'er nns baS 8lnt,
eSett fpll es Giiblnng itns beretten,
11nb iebt - es lit aud bafiir gut.
Drum lakt bic Glider nns erbe6en,
t1nb rufet lait 81 Hreis mnb 9anf:
0as =Star Bier lakt bud es leben,
Sen id1nen, fiiblen SDntmertranf.
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Ser garnepal.

Somitaa oen 25. lin 1880
porn1ittags gallon-glufitieg. 9ead-
rnittag nno abeno 4on5ert oes gbt-
cagoer Sinfonie Ordelters nit 200
Sdngern nnb Sangerinnen. 4benos
s llbr grotesfer llnl5ug Ser @eidafts-
reiiet1oen bon Seras.
sluf perfbieoenen freien Masea
IN Der 5taot iino Sbaubuoen aufge-
itellt 9uf Dem Blase on Der Dit
Commerce, 5ipiiden Der gonbam nno
Der Bonnie StraBe, bat oas 8unbes-
Wfilitdr eine 9lrt Cirrus eingeri6tet,
in Dem es 8oriteIlnnaen aiebt.
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@iienbaDll=J Jabrplan.
q. u. & u. q. 8abn

nSabb grodet "s8ug mad 9ouiton, @albefton,
Beaumont unb Orange. Mbfabrt llbr abenos,
Mnfunft 7.55 morgens.
9sab &errebiIIe, Mbfabrt $50 n1orgens, sns
flinft bort 80. @bfabrt bon aerrbilIe llbr
na6mittags. Mnflnft in @an Mntonio 7.50
abenbs. siur @amftags mad &errbiue: ubr
nahmittags. NldTabrt bon bart Naontags 5. !,
morsens, slnfutft In can @ntonio $50 n1ors
gems.
gea6 glero. goafum, spouiton. @aIbefto1,
@ibbines. ModteIe, Cameron anb Boco, 9bs
fabrt s.45 bormittags, slnfrnft 1lbr moreens.
gsa6 geebine, CORPUS gbrtftt MIice Matbts.
Mranfas 8aB, Sfodport, slbfabrt 1.5o nadz
M tt..taps ,nb 11br abenos. Mnfunft 7.55
morgens nnb 1.50 nabmittags.
ga6 5alfurtas, a(bfabrt llbr abenbs, ans
flrft 7.55 morgers
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@abl Mn5eige,t.
Sir Sheriff..

Sic .Jreie BrefIe fir geras" lit aiito@
ri5iert, an5u5eigel, 6nB 8. 8. Gin >
feb Ranbibnf fir bas Mnt eines Sbertffs
bon 8erar golntb lit ilnb fi1 ber gnfs
ideibu,is Der oenlotratffden Brimdrs
ipnbleu lintertptrft.
Sic rSreie Brei5e fir gegas~ TIT autos
riiiert. ai15u5eigen, baB Sames M G.
gIosfeb &nn6ibnt fir bdS gln1t
bes 66eriffs bon gegar goii11tp 1T uno
iitb ben be1uotratiiden PrindrtpahIen i'm
Sltli untertpirft.
Die vSreie greiie fir Seras" lit
autorilierf, al15u5eigen, bas 8 M. 5.
@ofort6 &anbibat fin bas Gmt eli
nes Sbertffs bon gegar gountp 1T pnb
ficb Ser gntfdeibuns Der ben1ofratiiden
8riIndrfpablen lirlteripirft.
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8ei einem 5eller IN genterpile,

8ei eineln 5eller IN genterpiae,
einetn fleinen Srte nabe goreD,
BennipIbanien, fmnen orei Herfonen
um's 2eben. @s paren bies Elm al
tes gbepaar nanlens @eatberbee uno
oeiien berbeiratete gohter, cine Srau
2en1nl.s Ser @atte Der 2eBteren pur-
De i6mer perlebt.
8allep springs nobe Siour
Sails in Siio=Dafota lpurbe gum Sell
bon einem gornabo 5erltort. gs
iino bort aber feline Weniden um's
2eben gefoninlen.
Sn Chattanooga, 5enneiiee,
iuuroe aln Sreitag ollrd 5turm ullo
Hegen GROCER 5haoen angeridtet.
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nnneleaen iein IdBt.

Ii. a. M. oneelegen iein ldBt. Sln
Sabre 1949, ols elfiabriger anobe,
begob ii6 @oagorten na6 Mmerifa.
gr beiudbte BORT Die Sdule, na6te
Ipater IN einen @arenbauie 1eine
geib0ftIihe 2ebrlings5eit onr6 nno
trot oorno6 in leiltes 8aters 8onfge-
i6oft elm. sSnn Sabre 1875 febrte
Saagarten aus @eil1nobettsriidltd=
ten nod europa 5uriif. gr lieB it'd
in sSranffurt a. 90. nieoer, no er piel-
fah al1f literaril6ern @ebiet berpor=
trat, nan1entli6 ober an mobltatigen
geitrebungen oen reglten slntell
11nhn1
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9iir Gomntp-G -Glerf.

Sic u5reie YreiTe fir geras" lit all@
toriiiert, atl5u5eigeu, oas 9 ib an 6.
$ 5amtIton &nnbioat fir bas Nnt
6es gountbs@lerfs bon 8erar County
lit unb iid ben bemotratii9en Rrimdrs
ipablen i'm Suli ltnterfpirft.
Die .ssreie 8rti'e flr Eeras" ift oil.
tor,iiert. an5u5eigen, baB Mtte S.
pbell aanbibat fir oas Mmt bes
9ountn.glerfs ppn 8erar gountp ift unb
iih ben beit1pfratiihen Frimdrmahlen i'm
Suli unterfuirft.
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Iiel Srubel

miro berurfadt 6urd 2eber- nno
Magen- uutatigfeit. 9ieles los5u-
iperoen lotpie aopfmeb, 8iaioiitat
uno @iftitoffe, Die @elbiu6t bernria-
belt, nebntt Or. Sings Neue 2ebens-
pillen oie 8uperldliigen &einiger,
tpel9e ange1ebn1 tpirfen. 25 gts. bel
MooIpb 9reiB lno 81. Gohn & go.
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lteble 2altne lit Die 5u6t on-
oere an lntierm Ierger teilnebman
5u lailen.
- @er porpdrts fon1men mill,
neb11te Die Meniden tpie tie = ibei=
ne1 fpollen.
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0eIb 81 berIeiben - grnerion &
Co., 321 @eft Commerce GtraBe.
PfanoIeiber uno SiipeIiere. Bar.
gains in perfaIlenen Bfdnoern.
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s. & q. ". 8abn.

M.fGBrf.
gta6 aIen gforb=9erassB sBunften go.
...........4 nbr l1rlb s borntittags.
Na6 Ct aouts, WieInpbis uno benz Often
.l.25 llbr nadmt. unb 7.45 obenbs.
Na6 Wtertfo -. 1920 nbr bormittags.
Anfnnft.
Bon ct. 2puis u. benz Often, $50 mDrg
Son ct. 2oliis II. benz Often, $50 morg
@on 2arebo 1lub Megifo ...1.05 na9m.
Son ct. 2ouis, 8anias gith 8 10 abos.
ct. 3onis & Sun Trautiasn Basn.
Mbfabrt
Na6 Sort Smith, GprfngfieIo, ct. -9ouis. aan>
fas gitb, gbicago 6. & 8. 81. 9epot)
$50 a6er6s
Mntuuft.
Bon ct 2outs, &anfas gitb, garis. gbieaeo
1910 morgens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-25
~. s. & =. Babn.
Mtfenrt

Sad gaco. Sort @ortb. DaIIaS, aanfas 9th
st. 2ouis unb gbicaeo, tdgItG (Sunfe
9epot) 900 abenos
2oiaIsug bia Gmittpine -. 7.30 bormittaas
MIamo Special mad Gmiibbt[Ie, 8oufton. Gal
beiton lu.2o aoeHos
MuKnnft.
Bon gbtcaso. ct. aouis, aanfas gttb, 9aIIas
SOFT 3ortb unb 2ssco, tdgItG (Sunfel
9epot) ..... 7.30 mor9ens
GofnISug bia Smit5biae -. 800 doenos
alamo special bon entitbptne. 9oufton. Sal
befton .... 6.26 morgens
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Nittorta 1ibifion, o. s. & 9.
(0ulf sbore.)
MDfa1rt.

Ma9 guero, gietoria. Sort 2abaca, Corpus
gbrifti, grotpnsbiue. Saio @ranbe. 9th,
goIiab, geebine, g8barton, gaIaciss nnb
Soufton TOO ntorgenS
Mnfunft $50 abenoS
Ser .@am Soufton1 mad guero, gtetoria,
gBbarton unb Soufton:
abfatrt.. 7.65 nbenos'
MMfuuft 100 t1orgenS
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epmtberm Nacific Habn.

9sa6 Stem Orleans. Soufton iinb 9aIbeftoit,
tdgIt6 11.40 mittags
unb 11.30 abenos
gsa1 gagIe BaB, gl 9aio. Californian uro
Wserifo !. 500 bormittagS u. $50 abenbs
Mntnnft.
Bon Stem Orleans, Souiton nno @aIbefton.
tdgItd 7.35 ulorgens
mno 600 nanmittags
Bon 81 9afo, Californian unb wteSifo -. ).
lilo sormittagS
uttb 500 abenbS
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Wa& WrotunBbiQe

Ser Bug Der Sunfet gtctorta DibiitoH. Nb.
fabrt 7.05 nloreens, maebt in 9Iacebo gerbtns
bung NIT ber GnIf goaft etne fur Corpus
gbriiti. Mnfunft bort 4.55 na1mtttags, Mniunft
In groipnsbine 9.25 abenbs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-07
TO AVOID TALK
Of D|CTAT|ON

According to recent statement at
tributed to President Roosevelt, one
of the chief objects in his planning
tour abroad at the end of his present
term is to avoid any criticism to the
effect that he was debating to Secrs
tary Taft-that IS, IN une event of the
latter's election. Tins statement APP
pears in the following article dated at
Washington:
Should President Roosevelt IS present
desire be realized he will spend the
first year after his retirement from Of
fee in travel outside the United States.
Mr.. Roosevelt's itinerary has not been
determined. His plan is to see some of
the rugged and little frequented por-
tions of foreign lands as well as to
travel the beaten tracks of the tourist.
That the President will indulge in his
fondness for hunting big game is be-
lieved by those to whom he has con-
fided his intentions.
1t was at the recent dinner of the
Boone and Crockett Club in this city
that the President last told of his in
tentions for next year. He was told of
the opportunities for hunting in Alaska
and urged to arrange for trip there.
This, he said, would interfere with his
plan for foreign travel, and would have
to be considered, if at all, at some flu
ture time.
President Roosevelt is quoted as add
ing at that time:
eff William H. Taft is nominated
and elected President, which would be
very gratifying, it would make impos-
sible criticism if l were abroad, to the
effect that I was debating to him, or
that I had been debating and had been
turned down in my suggestions. -
Plans for the occupancy the coming
summer of the Presidents Sycamore
Hill home are under consideration, and
it is expected "the summer capital
at Oyster Bay will be opened for bust
ness before the end of June. 1t is Che
Presidents intention to remain at the
White House until the returns from the
Chicago convention have been received,
but it is likely that Mrs. Roosevelt and
the children will be settled in the old
estate before the President reaches
there.
1t is predicted that the usual regime
of "quiet" will prevail at Oy- er Bay.
Secretary Loeb is working out the old
plans of keeping the calling list down
to the minimum, and nothing but the
most important business will be allowed
to come over the direct White House
wire and through the special mail poucf
from Washington.
AS to politics, the President will be
simply an "interested observer" and
politicians will find no cause to max,
pilgrimages to Sycamore Hill.
Before the return from the summer
outing the President will undoubtedly
have prepared his last annual message
to Congress, besides doing many othel
important tasks, all of which are made
to fit into his perfected plans of rest
and recreation.