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Buy your bulbs from Vestal X Sons at Little Rock.
 Mrs. G. o. Marsh returned this morning after a visit to Hope.
 Misses Myrtle Butcher a n d May Horn returned this morning from a short visit to Hope.
 Miss Briggs returned o h e r home in Little Rock after a visit to Miss Grace Teal.
 The Home Mission Society will meet with Mrs. Hugh Moncrief Wednesday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock.
 w. R. Mum and wife return ed from Little Rock on 223 last night.
 Miss Winnie Young left this morning to enter Galloway col lege at Searcy, Ark.
 Miss Birdie Frazier will leave tomorrow morning for Kansas City.
 P. F. Chapel came in this morning from a trip over East ern Arkansas.
 Miss Elizabeth Bright of Lit tie Rock is visiting Mrs. Hugh Moncrief.
Daily picayune., 1908-09-09
Local News.
intsrsstins Happenings in and
 Around Town.

Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! Just re- ceived 5000 pairs of mems, lad ies and children's sample shoes at 5Oc on the dollar. We must sell them at once because we need the money. The New York Store.
 J. T. Cox of Waldo is visiting his sister Mrs. Jno. A. Davis.
 Mrs. F. l.. Generally n d daughters, Misses Pauline and Gussie, are visiting in t city, the guests of Mrs. w. w. White.
 Twill during the month of Sep- tember, take cattle in exchange for Edison, Victor and Columbia Talking machines. A. Monson
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PUBLIC sPEAKIne.

Hon. R. Minor Wallac. !. speak in behalf of the e Dar M ic ticket here Tuesday, Sat, Sea, ! at l p. m. Let everybodv dps ~ and hear this distinguishes cone on tor. on
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SuPeRseDINe ALL OTHERS.

From rich Mississippi River bottoms '1 have been selling Hughes Tonic for six years for chills and fever. Has sup erseded all others in my trade. It invari ably cures when given according to di- rections. It is the very medicine We need and the only one for chills and fever that can sell. :" Sold by all drug gists-5Oc and $1 bottles.
 PREPARED BY
 ROBINSON -PETTeT CO.,, LOUISVILLE.
 (ncoapoaAIED.)
Daily picayune., 1908-09-09

Get prices on 17 jewel Elgln watch from E.. A. Short, the Jeweler.
 Don't forget that E. A.. Short, the Jeweler, has cut the prices on watches so low that you can ware 17 jewel watch cheaper than a dollar clock.
Daily picayune., 1908-09-09

home folks Sunday.
 There has been no weddings on the prairie in long time but look out soon as Madam Rumor is abroad in the land.
Daily picayune., 1908-09-09

Board of Health -Drs. Adam Guthre M N, RI Arnold. s. J. Hesterly A. $. Buchanan s"" ReGan. ,s
 School Board-C C. Hsmby. PresnenI A.l Vaughn. Secretary; c. R. Hsynie w. N'
 J. C. Young. J. s. Regan. City council meets first and thirt Tussdr - l h, each month
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Prescott { Northwestern Railway Go.
re,etsv. Sunday. March ss. 1908 at Midnight.

1Sains No .. and 6. freight only. AreaaiA. Dunlap. Pstsville. Redland. McCas hiH Crusslne and Cooleyville will be stops for ernfne 1 and on flag.
 O. H HELRIG. G. P. & T. A.
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CHURCHES.

ME Church South Rev. T. D. Scott psss . Preaching every Sunday. morning sn " Prayer meeting every Wednesosy Ax. 4 Sunday School every Sunday morning V Finis F. Murrah. SuperintendenI ...,. Baptist Church-Eld. l.. M keeline. M Preaching every Sunday morn'nS s.si Prayer meeting every Thursday nisns s' \ School every Sunday morning !" Young. Superintendent. p,~b| C. F. Church-Rev l. N Clsck. pastc.. ing every Sunday morning ana na W V Tsa| School every Sunday morning st s'"' kins. Superintendent u....,,;th ua6 Christian Church-Eld. k A. nwnsl sl i1 Preaching every Lords day at w.drssd,, sSl D. m. Prayer meeting every WeoniS iS sd Sunday school every Sunday morning n"' Chas. F. Newth. Supt. M ueIan Presbvterian Church-Rev H. M. s..1.s tor Preaching the lst End, ana e.u e..h Su each month, morning and nlghI vs Wsdua at Marlbrook. Prayer meeting eve,y yo"siss 1 night Sunday school every suhoA'
 W T. U.-meets End and Sth ,rI I - moons at o'clock. Mrs W. b. "' Mrs. H. A. Sykes. Secretary;
 LODGES.
 Ma.onic c-meets Ist Friday nighI ID 'a.s,,. ]. K. York, W. M.: Dale Wilson .i
 Woodmep of the world-Mes" Hud Wednesday nights in each month' C. C.. bio Lewis. clerk ..A,
 Knights of Pythias meets every ofRN K. p. Hamby. C. C.; P. F. Chappei' :" ..,At Odd Fellows-meets every Tuesosy ess,.ssr. D. Wilson. N. G.: Alex Vaush"' ,. s1n Knights and Ladies of Honor Als, ysa Thurrday nights in each month protector; R. J. Daniels. Sec ...u~ Ancient Order of United Worsh, Wor,ah,s Jn second and fourth Thursday hlS Sar shaw, M. w. Jim White. heco'"' iii h Nevada County Medical Society " Rice rs a.v night i'm each month. Dr- wm jdept: Dr. J. S. Chastsin. secretary Am z Rebekah Lodge No. 236 meets ,,o"th, essh nep third Wednesday night m eaen cae Nobk ts Wilson. Secretary Mrs. kesss '
 POSTOFFICE. Postmaster. .'''''''.'.'' "'''' Wnr Clerk close st Oeice hours Open at 8 s. rn-' co's sundsy- open at ' D. m.. close at '''" v .t lAt2 at s:so s. m.. close at iO:ao a. n' ops" tusnt- close at 6:S0 p. m. Money oroei u' at .. m. close at ?. m r~aiste pchs Mail from Rosston and rives at II a. m.. leaves at ! ?. .;.,e poisb 1" Mail from Gale and intermeu at II a m and leaves ?. sns..a.v. These routes daily except ard Mail on rural routes Nos. s m. every day except Sunday al s
 Mail for all trains is irens ,r Ur the schedule departure os u
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Coming Events
SEPTEMBER

9th. Henderson College, Ark adelphia opena
 10th. Galloway College, Scar cy opens.
 14th. State Election. Public Schools Open.
 18th. Hendrix College at Con- way opens.
 17-18-Teacher's Examination; County Farmers Union meets with Emmet Local.
 18th. W. c. T. U. meets with Mrs. C. F. Pittman.
 21st. Holy City at the Opera House.
 29-3O-Hempstead County Fair at Hope.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-02-06

{ to tb- t,-opls -es nrst sdya-.srd In IN
platform Of The u~iaosratle parry Ia 1879
In thIt rear the il.Bocr.ts ~srs d-feste,
81 fh' polls by iIOOD The normal pre-
'lous majority sgalnst then ~. ao.gp II
the leGisisturs the following yesf th'
democrats called On the Rspabiiesns .itb.i
TO snfofce the las or repeal II
, NothinE ~ss done sssln IN the matte,
until the s@asloo Of 1907 -hsn resolutions
foe the r-.ohmls.ior Of 'hs copsiftufr,n.i
amendment ~rrs orrrsd by Cyrus " Davis
a D-mocrat of wst.ryiiie. and N ] Kelley
Republican Of Lewiston The resolution.
received but tsentyt-o vote. Rssubpis
.Iou then became q psri of the Democratic
doctrine In the state and has b-en .sitsird
/ E,rf since
WHEN the resolution ~ss pot before tn.
iskislature. Its sdvccstes hsd great bop~
for in pssssEe. for the seeond name TO
be called vas that Of v O. Real an u
Mayor Of Bsngor He -.s the owner Of
the Bangor ilous- aud The P-nasscoft Ia
change Hotel. t~o pisces In Bansot .h-re
liquor had been sold openly and without
Interference By the ies.ess for y.srs The
value Of these praperttss would b. greatly
eehsnesd By the psssas. Of The resolution
and depfecisted By its defeat To the snr
prise Of the advocates OF the messurs. b.
obeJed tue party iendsr- and voted ssainst
II
The third msn to vote for the t--oinilon
~ss the Rev Linn Fsrus~orth. = Haptlst
Clergyman. ~hv had b--n elected to the
legislature from ons Of The eastern tsrmins
counties Explaining hts vote. be d-risrrd
ihst the uhoie administration nf the L..
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The frestesi liquor business in nAloe is
rundm ted by the various eIpre~ enmp.ni.s,
rus forest city Express companJ Is one
Of nine 10 fertlspd its once has often
hs~n raidsd By sheriff Prnn,lrs deputies
whsu the last seizure -ss msde b, tbem
they obtslnsd tseo softh Of whisky and
liquors In the cour.e Of smother raid
proof vas obtained. -ho~inE the enormous
1 liquor tr.mc. aud slao that The -Ipre.s
sompsny Sas not acting ss common
carrier
The Intsrstste Commercr iAv. under
-hieh all OF the eIpre.. eompsniss operste
permiis the delivery Of psetsrra eonistninr
liquor to ans person In Msin~. provided ID,
Psetss-s aT- tohnspurted from points out
side nj Thr state
With scar hing the books Of oas Of the
pOrtiahd stptrS- companies q frv months
ago. thu dsputis- found . sbect boob In
shleh the vouchers had been rrplseed Some
Of these ehsess were msdo out By the psesi
dsnt snd treasurer Of the the erpresa CON
psny to . sell known -boIesais dealer In
boston, and slthouEh v.rJinE IN amount,
averaged $1,000 a month. rbs paynsnta
-ete made only to this one concern
It b not po~sibie to get these eompsules
1 to accept sny eonslEunsnts for other cities
Pressure Of business Is The sleuse urged
at th~ aaiiest sessoo hot the stranSet
In Maine vho desires Liquor almost To-
3 varfabiy hikes for the nssrest erpres- osnes
No matter ho~ much q stranger he nsJ
be. be knows thst the srpre.s eomi'sn,
: viii supply his ssnts Immediately
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-02-06
Brewer. Me- Homss Of the mill hands.
Men who live and work in such olaess
must have some relaxation. Thsy
seek IL 10 drink.


iN nEp" s'ff "eihk t""'H Hk"H'' ""
hlhIi'on
s..,,n.,, 4. w,s,.,,..s
Since then the srn'imrni Tor license hA'
,ecume so widespread ihH' Republicans ana
Democrats alike ar e'n'inrrd that th'
prohioi'''sy las r"nnn' i- h"n"-i's enforced
fhe prohlbifionlsf isadrrr onnfroni thb
situstion fh''' arr prepared Tor tue cam
paien- From the depths 'f h"~"ry slun'
10 Se~ fott tlu. from 'he worst oNe'
Of the city "f hunnih fr"m Chicago. san
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-02-06

tiv'n ,aiO'n lohaiitpnts there arc Al least
twenty bousrs uf prostitution. and 10 each
af ihe-s liquor 10 sold In one Of them, but
a short time sEo. = murder YES committed
10 Biddsford, q mill to~n. there are no
hous-s Of prostitution. but the writer "a,
srnostsd On the street no lees than sit times
In ans short eseuinF. once by . little girl
sho had aot pissed Der thirteenth birthday,
Despite this the prohieittonists declare
that. even II the ls~ 10 co,ertly disob<ysd.
removes tsmptstioa. enpectsliJ from
JuunE people
ces.I.s HABIT 10 Prsvais.t
10 the barbor Of Portland and nsar hr
there are island. ~hsfe from one thousand
10 ts-lss hundred United ststss troops
are ssrrisonsd Nearly all Of the soldiers
are Young m'n, Squad, Of them. as druns
ne they can hs are seen In the streets Of
Portland sv.rt oieht And Infinitely ~or.e.
United siai~- army snrEeon Ia respop-i
ble for The statement that the eoc.ia@ habit
Ia gro~iBE At 81 spAiiins pace among the
yooaE soldiers ststioped along the eo<rt Of
Asine where they get the drug be do~-
GOT know u taxes hut little thought
ho~sssr ,c discovsLpshsrr, and the teasoa
The Ordinary Name druggist sells In
t-Iiesnts over his counter. In yiolailon Of
the is~ There are easr- against thirty
tso drug stores In Portlsnd Thirty one
propristors have besn eonvieted Of .silins
liquor -ithh ib. last yesr After .-Tlins
one thing prohibited by is-. It b-eon~-
easy to sell smother thing
In every city In Msine the drug stores
far outnumb.r the population when com
pared With elites IN other States 10
ls-iston there are thirty two. T-elss Of
these are real drug stores. where pteserip-
fians may be dlied. The other twenty are
hsp simply msssed by fronts containing
I dummy bottles
In Biddeford there are nlnsteea druf
stores. There srs 10000 psa.,x living In
the city The nssrsst lieell y-tovn ia
Portsmouth, y. u, having ihs asns popu
iatiou There are siI DRUG stores 10
Portsmouth.
There ar. slso some physiei.ns In Bidde
lord. one Of then. whose patients ar,
MOSTLY mill operatives, declared th.t be
had more esses Of deiirium tr,msns to tr-st
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o

know il1om interest
is described il
the Morning Call N J
aarmed spread of
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-02-06

: The latg. body Of resubmissiouists frank
iy declare The prohlbitory iA~ to be fall
ure. and demand that II be wiped from tbs
statute books whsr. II has b-en. In one form
or smother. since 1851 In September Msins
will elect q Governor. and At the present
time the leadioT Republican candidate Ia
basing his canvass on resubmlzsion arEu
msnts. while the Trading Democratic eandi
date is an svc~ed sntipsohibi'ionis 10
this way the Republicans are s<esins to
ehect def-ctions from their ranks owing to
IN. anti prohibition stand Of their oppo
nsots
The ntst thing ashsd Of an sspirlns
statesman Of either the D-moersrie OF the
Republican party thee days. la Are Jou
for or sEainst resubmission There is nc
doubt that both partir. will pr~sent esndi
dates to the people ~ho are committed to
the resubmisz,cn Of the constitutional
anesdment prohibinpE the manufacture and
sale Of inioniesnts.
The repel Of thls smendmsnt and Of
the various prohibitory statutes has bs
eonse Of 80 much Importance that It has
ceased to have partisan Significance. de
spite the fact that the laws originally -srs
Republican measures. and the Democratic
representatives In the legislature nrst ssised
upon the repeal measure as q party doc
trins. They say that the sympathies OF
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rh.t. is r-oplr do not respect II sod
ihsJ 10 hate the onsers -ss -nforcv II
The onaesrs nHss use Of II TO oppress and
vrcnt. 1t dssr.dss the Young willis IN
the stf-ts Of Biddsford The -ritef heard
a shrili voice s.y Mister DO yos san.
to buy . drinfP'
, Looking around, a Dor net morv than
twelve ya.r- old -ss seen. An Affirmative
reply esassd the yoanrtef to lead The
-g to .ood shed 10 . bssa yord Her.
-ers three men drinking from us..s
while the writer s.s being served.
q xifi. Toanxst than the bog busted ~
'ieins to soedpii. she thrust aside .oms
sticts md dfr~ forth a aass conee.iins
this beneath her ssirts, the child left The
shed and the -rlt.F follo-ed she -sls.a
hsf hio-k brtot. abe met . tssp-eisbl,
iuosinH man sbo srchangrd . eolB fof IN.
bottle
1 Can children sfo- up uodef eoaditIoa.
iise thls and become respectable ettirsB.f
It 10 not possible Add ret thee fondi
tions srist IN every to~n .nd eitJ
rhe siteh.n hst h another element nss
ins for the degradation Of the STATE Il 10
fiu vnsse PLACES rnsr the ehndrsp Of 10.
poor .es dtantenn~ss and hear hia-oss %
! .c-ni,y and profanity
The kitchen bat bss Its origin IS . rule
Ia small sundsy party rv-n BY mill
, hand to bis fslis~ ~nrtmsR beg Of
als az b-sE is tspI-d a. one Of these pstties
iieforr 'hs nsrt EundaI stri.~ II n suE
essted that snsf osf sss be bought and tbst
the host Of the previous occasion b. con
p~ns.isd ist the dfints be supplies
Hold 10 the a.1si msnnsr. q beg yields .
ptont Of ~, and the host hnds himself get
tins Dore a,oasy than h- svef collected 90
pay day In the mill SO be drifs into
The business snd sr.dosily drsfs tbs rssi
Of his family IN rh- children cell IN ihs
street. the off. s.ll. In III. house ~hn,
tn. master Sleeps % drunk ohtAinsd n.
aisht esfor. The ehudreu tall 10 60 o.
school and tue ~ifs aAsiect. her bo'ssrhoid
daties rhs resulting dsEensrstloh OF ibs
family can b. imsxiasd.
Thoss -ho advocate q license .y.,en ar
seskinf te do asy ~ith the nehses Of
thA- Ihsif strength being susmspted
daily and there Ia little doubt ths, pro
hibitlOa Oil be defsstsd In ssius 81 the
! nert election
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-02-06
LINCOLN DAY

Prohabltionist to fail to enthusiastically en-
dorse the Lincoln Day movement remains to
be heard from.
The proposition meets with unanimous
and hearty approval.
These additional remarks are simply to
impress the main features of the plan:
1. To celebrate the ninety-ninth ami
versary of the birth Of Lincoln by special
effort to secure a hearing for the Prohibition
party in great number of new homes
2. To use the day, so far as possible, in
calling upon friends and neighbors who are
without reliable sources of Prohibition in
formation to secure their subscriptions for
The National Prohibitionist
g. To make this as convenient as possible
The National Prohibitionist comedies the 60
cent rate to all subscription getters for all
new subscribers secured that day, whether
in large or small number
4. There is still time to prepare for the
days work by ordering sample copies (Which
: will be sent free Of charge to all who purpose
to make good-faith effort to secure sub
scriptions) and supply of Post Card Sub
scription certificates.
These subscription certificates are not es-
sential, but are highly convenient. They
cost you $500 for five and each is good for
years subscription to a new subscriber at
any time when it is forwarded to this office.
You get the certificates, then, as you secure
the subscriptions, you fill in the subscribers
name and address and mail it to this Office
We do the rest
May we add another word regarding mo-
tive. This work is not urged upon you as
service to The National Prohibitionist nor
to it's publishers. You are not under any
obligations to u.s. We have no personal
claim upon a moment of your service.
But this paper, by the facts in the case,
is the recognized mouth-piece of the cause
and the party It is Prohibition, the cause
you serve, the Prohibition party, the army
with which you serve, that demand this
service at your willing hands.
The result of the appeal is now in your
hands. What will you do?
Men who know the paper and know the
party tell us that it is not too much to ex-
pect that we may put The National Prohibi-
tiomist into 10000 new homes, as the testi-
mony of political righteousness as the result
Of the Lincoln Day effort
Are you ready to do your part?
Address everything
THE NATIONAL PROHIBITIONIST,
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-02-06
with Se1utes sndzecifisti tutionol provisions
prohibiting the-sole Of liquor

-,utinu-i to b- saii tr,-it rniu n-pfi,
three years $50 -h,e -hsi - suo~n q.
the stursis las ~-. ps---i rhs created
eommisslon to bs Hpi-,in'r-i b, the 90,
-rnor -ho ~hsn hi n-l,s,ed the sh-rir
n any eVuuiJ nSs n-' scfarelns 'b- tiqaa'
ia~ could send 'hs'.aunii-st~n Ssputie.
into The county 10 O~urp th. shsftn'
fun, lions
THIS last stated, cuu.rd most pro
nounc-d opposition smons 'as cititsas Of
rsth parties Its eject has ben to pro
r,ate the s-cr-i --titax Of iiauor tlo~esst
'hr sfurEi- depuuss a. they sre known
4iti,oaTh they bsv, made fF-lusnt r.,i-
haye not actually eins-i one piasr tbs 80,
'a'sn b'fere tbs pssssFe Of the las
rbey Put the driukins piatss aud-' ~ -
aud enu~rd the spssk~ssy to aourish
Nsu IN The various inSn- -ho -ut drfnt
i'rt ~ul not enter 'speateasy. bnr
tntoricsnt, and have 'h-m s-n' TO thsir
homes There are very f-~ homes Of
~raitby or sseo prosperous meu IN fhs
tIiles Of Mains that DO not hss. whisky
"n the dining room sldsbosrd
The -rrsubmissioui-ts also declare inst
prohibition has rsas,h dives to Ero- : ID
flourish ms Is denied 81 the pFrhih1
iiOnists Iet rs see
Cosdisiea- Ia Partis.d
In the -tu - fsr,bad. ~i,-rs sh,riu
i'-nn.il hI- 'ti..i h,H1.-ii, =" -ufon~ the
las since M-nh y ia0s thrr- ar. nrsri,
ns- hundred drinthE pisr-- u one
should ~aik through Pore street, between
i'sarl and Hancock streets. be ~ould ss>
IN every door~u' the painted face Of .
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-02-06

thAn -nJ oincr do,tor .ith n- number
II patients
Lissar ssts 4. the Hotsis
iquot Is sold tn most " 'he botsis tn
4 u1W II esn D. ebfalnsd H. any batst
through the akea,J OF the bell boy 10 SON.
~ the hatet- bars ere naini.ined Even
-hsre ther~ is no batei bar EN- order Tor
liquor promptly viii be complied ~nh One
,asruine, in The Rausor Hoas-, the ~ritsr
~'untrd tNrnfy ons BOTTLES Of b-vt sad fnur
trrn EMMY -hi.sy ussss Tying oatslde the
'.riVus rOcn doors On the bareaa In ane
ut the rooms toerr sas . scofs OF more "
-mpty beet bottles
Throughout the state the liquor sold is
II the very ~oTst character mo-i OF " 10
I ipE made Of high proof spirits There .r.
. oumh+, NJ formulas 'h~ -ots, one ,nciud
! ing 'sntrnI piHE Of iobaecu haIled 10
. satef
Iiquot drsi,t -ho retired q f-.f ssD.
said
| i quit rbe buslBsss osesus< l could not
slrep, thlbtius OF the poison I had sold
men / decided that II would BE- bitter for
ne to drive truck than to sell the vils
.iuS that passes fot liauot In ,ny tn~n
This sane liquor desier declared that
-srn man In The husiness asd to either psi
s" or mare monis Toe protsetton nOn~y
1 S' s.' out Of iu~s
/ man ssm-d Burtr. ~ho ostensisly
runs an sIpr~s- hasiness 10 Lewiston. rss
rumpslied to pay $3.50 month for pro
tsstion lie At dFpi refused to meet the
eIsetions Of the o6eers Of The lA~. but
vas cius-d W and speedily brought to
terms lie nO~ psys bis a-sr-smrnt resu
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Number Thirty-Nine
PROHIBITION IN MAINE
TO THE EDITOR.


ps~
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10 fact, most Of The leaders Of The r.
I .nhmi.sion. nost Of the men ~ho sFEus for
ilgvu-c. are total sbstsiners The tepn's
tlon Of 'he-s msn for uprishtn--s aud for
civic pride hiss done mach to beip tb. esls-
thsy advocate
Visitors from other states ere shoesed
1t The moral spectacle prssentsd By Nsins
whiis the people Of Bangor we're on their
~ay to church, the third Sunday 10 sovrm
her, hsrs ~sre al least q score Of druussp
men and women staggering along ths main
thofoushfArs In the doorway Of a
fo~isr. druggist at 10. Main Street. thrs,
nrn stood, tssiaE turns At ~hissJ easA
fhs5 we're not nolested Just = bloch s-sy
from here q woman ~ho, under other ton
dltions ~ould appear to be tenned. zee
struggling along In a dated ~sJ and tell.
a hslpl-s. mspdiin hssp. In q doorway
Nobody not eseu the policeman. psie ans
Alteration 10 her When the -rit.r picked
The soman ap sad led her to place -her.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-09
O'Mara Charges Robbery.

Pittsburg, Pa, August S.-(Special )-De- tective Roger O'Mara. the newly appoint ed receiver in bankruptcy for Harry K Thaw, today had long consultation with ex-Governor William A. Stone, Thaws attorney here, after which he made a most sensational attack on the creditors of Harry Thaw. In part O'Mara said for publications:
 ''I don't know much about receivership business, but l find it won't be very much different from what I always did. The job now Is to get after a lot of thieves and bunco men. and I used to be pretty good in that line.
 Harry K. Thaw filed his petition in bankruptcy so that every man who has legitimate claim against him can be paid. There are a lot of grafters and petty thieves who have been robbing Thaw. and who are trying to gouge more money out of him. but they will have to show mo. A bunch of hogs at a trough are like Ward McAllister compared to some of these fake creditors" declared O'Mara.
 Some side lights on the financial af- fairs of Harry Thaw and the manner in which he has been treated by his family were also given by O'Mara
 Harry Thaw owes but few legitimate debts, but lot of New York thieves are trying to steal thousands of dollars from him by false pretense. I know every move in the case since the night Harry shot Stamford White. and I know who delivered the goods and who handed out the gold bricks.
 Since Thaw was arrested he has spent s5O0,0O0. He has overpaid a great many people who were working for him. Others got lot of money for doing nothing It looks as though every man who could butt into the case did so for the sole purpose of making a fortune of the one job. Some of those lawyers have already received more money from Harry Thaw than they made in their entire profes- sional career.
 ''I told Harry several times that he was being robbed, but he insisted on paying out the money as fast as 1t came in He did not want anybody to say that he would not settle for everything that was done for him."