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FIVE CHOICES LOSE
Heavily Played Favorites
Beaten at Belmont Park.
AUGUsTs SON RIDES CHASER
Enters Under Name of "Nr. Dag
mon"-other Horse I'm Pair, Black
Looks Like Sure Winner, but BE
gins TO Wear Out-Upset in First.

New York. May 25-Five heavily played
favorltes were defeated at Belmont Park
this afternoon in the presence OF nearly
1900 spectators.
The stake features. the Amateur Cup
and the Meadowbrook Steeplechase, af-
forded the gentleman riders chance to
hold forth. but in each instance the pub
lie choice went wrong.
Ambrose Clark had a narrow escape
from being trampled 20 death IN the
steeplechase. He was on Bat but at the
paddock jump Bat stumpled and Mr..
Clark was hurled on his head under the
feet OF several horses. He wriggled out
Of danger however. and escaped with a
few scratches. NJ Smith, on his jumper,
Pete Daley, proved an easy winner as he
rolled home eight lengths in front Of Eli
a 15-to-1 shot.
The finish for the Amateur Cup was a
heartbreaker. August Belmont's pair An
taeus and Black Oak. ruled the favorites.
The latter was ridden by Mr. Dagmon."
who was really Raymond Belmont. a son
OF the Jockey Clubs chairman. When
the barrier went up the Belmont pair
rushed 20 the front. Coming into the
stretch Antaeus looked like sure win
ner, but he began TO wear out, and young
Belmont went to the whip as Mr.. Kerr
challenged with Rio Grande Then IL was
that Mr. J. Tucker, seeing that Antaeus
was beaten. put the whip to Black Oak.
with the result that the finish was so
close that many thought Black Oak won
by head. Rio Grande was given the
race. with Black Oak in the place.
xrrae Co L., ho R~oN
when Lad Of Langdon. a 2O-to-1 shot. won
in drive.
Tony Bonero. a 1O-to-1 shot. won the
handicap. defeating Red River.
The Summaries.
FIRST RAcE-six and One-haf furlonss Lad q
Langdon III Delabyl. % 90 l. won Aimee C.. %
lGarnerl 20 5. second: Corncob l0i NfcDanieD.
10 20 !. third. Time % 3-5 Tommy Waddcll. Big
Ben. John Mars Fleming. Park Row. Battleaxe.
and Pretension also ran
SECOND RACE-F0ur and one-half furlongS
sandplper lo9 (E. Dusanl. TO !. won; The Pippn.
0s Nlusgravel. 20 2 second Gliding Belle. ll6
tNOttoTl. 10 /. third. Time. O57 35 Soil. Con-
naught Ranger. 1orbeliuo Moorish King Ebec,
Amrl. Copper Princess DR.. Pillow ClockwOrk Tom
Red, and Morning Hours also ran.
THIRD RAcE-onc mile. Rio Grnde (Nir.
Kerr, 20 l. won Black Oak, lA OR. Tucker,
z 10 !. second; Antaeus. ID CIr. Dasmonl, 70 I,
thrd Time. ISIS Is. Master of Craft Ramrod
Prince Ching Greene. and D'Arkle also ran
FOURTH RACE-stccplechase two and one-haif
miles Pete Daley, les NIr. Smith II 70 s. won
Eli, l6 u. lynch. IS to l. second Flying Machine
lbl tNir Hayesl, - 70 !, third Time. 5i3 IS. Ny
Grace. Warrior. Nimrod and Bat also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Sx furlongs. Toney Bonero 100
tShrevel. 10 10 l. won; Red River. IL lE. Duganl
2 70 l. second; Rialto. lO2 Ciusgravel is 70 TO-
third Time, Is Live Wire and Col Jack also
ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile Park View 96 (Koer-
ner. 70 5. won; jersey Lightning. e6 Duganl 2
70 !, second; Whiptop. % GO. Burns) 8 10 l. third
Time, 80 IS. Gowan and PutCda also an.
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Henry Washington. alias "Gobbler. -
colored dropped dead tonight about 9
o'clock near the corner of Oronoco and
Patrick streets. Coroner Moore. after
viewing the remains. deemed an inquest
unnecessary. Heart trouble is supposed
to have been the cause OF Washington 5
death. He was about forty years old.
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KILLING FOLLOWS WEDDING.
Row Over Eight-galIOn Keg of Beer
Results i'm HunEnrnInn's Death.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Md, May 25-In a fight
between the Monongah police and a num-
Der of Slavs at Thoburn. a suburb OF
Monongah. W. Va. early yesterday morn
ing, Mihal Lazar. aged thirty-six. a
miner employed by the Fairmont Coal
Company. at Enterprise. was shot. death
resulting last night
]. o. Shaver, a Monongah policeman.
had his hand broken.
William Findlay. chief of police. and a
half dozen Slavs. all bear marks of the
encounter.
The whole affair was the result OF a
quarrel at a wedding celebration in which
an eight-gallon keg Of beer figured. When
the officers placed a noisy man under ar
rest. a general row followed. II is not
known who shot Lazar When he fell
there was a general scatterment. and but
three Of the foreigners were placed under
arrest
Lazar had been in the Hungarian army.
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Bed of Stream Is Changed

Special 60 The Washington Herald
Boyds, Nd. May &.-Further reports
from the disastrous storm that occurred
in this vicinity and north to Clarksburg.
Hyattstown. Kings Valley. and other
points. show the disaster 10 crops. roads.
and farms to be greater than first esti-
mated. Al Hyattstown the water reached
five feet higher than at the time Of the
Johnstown food. and changed entirely
the bed of the stream there by several
hundred feet
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STRAUs VISITS ANNAPOLIS.
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Get Salute of Seventeen Guns.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd. May 25.-The Naval
Academy was visited to-day by Secretary
Straus. of the Department Of Commerce
and Labor.
Secretary Straus' coming was unexpect-
ed. He arrived at the Academy aboard n
lighthouse tender. and as soon as his
arrival was made known to Supt. Badger.
arrangements were at once made for an
official reception, and salute OF sew
enteen guns was fired from the Academy
battery. Capt Badger then accompanied
Secretary Straus on tour of inspection
Of the buildings and grounds Of the insti-
tuition.
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New Picture of Governor.
20 fhe Washington Herald

oIV1ldI % IHe washington HcTlld-
Annapolis, Nd, May 25.-Another por-
trait has been received at the executive
Offices here TO be added to the gallery
Of portraits Of former governors OF Mary
land. the collection Of which was begun
during the administration Of former Gov
Warheld. The portrait received to-day is
that Of ex-Gov. William T. Hamilton. who
was governor from 1850 TO 1854. The pic
ture was sent by descendants Of the late
governor.
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Dragged along Mncnaam Road.

Special to The Washington Herald
Salisbury. N. -. May 25.-Charles NJ
Brown, well-known business man of
Salisbury, was severely injured near this
city yesterday in a runaway accident
He was thrown from a buggy and dragged
two hundred yards over macadam road
and frightfully bruised. his clothing being
almost torn from his body. He was
brought TO Salisbury for treatment and
will recover.
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Mrs. A. J. EIsea Dies.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, May 25.-Mrs. A. j.
Elsea. wife OF a prominent Clarke County
land owner, died last night. after a lin
gering Illness. aged sixty years. She
leaves her husband. four sons. and four
daughters
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MeDale. Elysiun. She Wolf. Ned Carmack. Cutie
Chicora. Mad Rose. Point Lace, Miss Hapsburg
and Sangschaw also ran
SIXTH RACE-0ne and one-sixteenth miles. Dr.
Lee Huffman. los tRobinson) $3.50. won; Still
Alarm, l0i Martini, place $780, second. ChaTlatan
i0i iAiinderl. $50 third. Time. i:i6 2s. ST. Val
entine, CoEuscate. Tiyolini Bonebrake Meada, Jaw
anese. and Judge Treen also ran
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Northumberland, I: Newark. g. Second
gamc-NfontTcal. 2: Newark s.
At Buffalo-Buffalo. 8: Providence. T.
At Toronto-Toronto, s. Baltimore. GA innings.
Second game-Toronto 2; Baltimore, G.
At Observation-Disclosures. 7; Jersey City, Qo
innings)
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ANNAPOLIS BELLIES TO WED.
Engagements of Misses Claude and
BeehIer Are Announced.

Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd, May 25.-Dr. and Mrs
Clement Claude. of Annapolis. have an
nounced the engagement OF their second
daughter. Miss Lila Claude. 20 Midsbin-
man Robert R. Welshimer. OF Neoga III
who will be graduated from the Naval
academy June 3. The wedding will take
place in st. Johns Church here June 10
at o'clock in the evening.
Both the prospective bride and bride
groom are popular in the young smart set
Commodore William II. Beehler of tho
navy retired, and Mrs. Beehier announce
the engagement of their daughter Iandon
Beehler TO Lieut. p D. Bunker Coast
Artillery United States army. now STA
toned at Key West, Fla. The wedding
VIII take place some time next month.
Charles L. Jones. OF Middletown. Md
won the gold medal offered by the faculty.
OF 81. Johns College in the junior class
oratorical contest tonight. The subject
OF his oration was THE Bunker I'm
monument"
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At Jackson-Jackson. 4; vic1sburg. 0.
AT Meridian-Meridian. u: Columbus. J.
At Monroe-Gulfport. s: Monroe. 2
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Little Rock-Little Rock. q Montgomery. s.
AT Mobile-NIobile l; Nashville, 2.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At New Bcdford-Lowell. 6: New Bedford.
At Fall River-Lawrence, 3; Fall River. 2.
At Worcester-Haverhill. 1: Worcester. O.
At Lynn-Brockton. 4; Lynn, 2
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For a Pleasant, inexpensive
Summer Outing SO Lexington, Va.

Situated in the Shenandoah Valley latitude. I.0s
feet). about 80 miles from Washington. Noted for
is agreeable climate, superb scenery. cool nights
absence Of mosquitoes Golf. tennis fishing. and
hunting In season. For information address BOARD
OF TRADE. LEXINGTON VA
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At wilmington-Trenton. /; Wilmington. s.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. 5; Williamsport 2
At Lsncaster-Reading, o; Lancaster T.
At Altoona-Johnstown ] /; Altoona .
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At MISUNDERSTANDING 9: Meriden. g.
At Hartford Hartford. l.: Holyoke. O.
At New Haven-Springheld {: New Haven. 2
At New Britain-New Britain. s; Bridgeport. l.
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At Savannah-SaTannah J: Macon. l.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3: Charleston. /.
At Columbia-Columbia. 8; Augusta. 4.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Syracuse-Syracise. g. Utica. s.
At Scranton. 2; Albany. g.
At Binghamton-B -Binghamtcn. o: 4. ]. and G. 1
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MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Columbus-Louisville, 2: Columbus l.
At Toledo-Indianapolis s. Toledo. 3 Q3 inninEsl.
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COLLEGE GAME.
a. carI!slc-IndIans. 5: Dickinson. 0.
Grammar school Lengue Opens.

The Grammar School League opened
yesterday with a game between the Hub
bards and the Monroes. the latter team
losing by IS to T. The features were the
pitching of Jones and the batting of Nor
ris. Score:
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At DenTer-DenTer. 10: Lincoln. II.
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Hubbard. 222O25 O-is B 5
Monroe o0O Oll ~ 70
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Grand Excursion.
Steamer ST. Johns,
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 2s,
Music and Dancing

In the big. cool dancing saloon on the main deck
Of the splendid steamboat
Enjoy a pleasant trip on the nver. Steamer leaves
eth st. wharf Colonial Beach pier 6.S5 D. m. Home
again about Il D. m Landing al Alexandria going
and returning.
Fare-Round trip. lOc; children, sc.
w F. CARNE. Jr-. Gen. Pass ACT
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James W. Jackson Council, Junior Or
der OF United American Mechanics. gave
its first annual excursion TO Luna Park
tonight.
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Bishop Gibson tonight confirmed a class
Of candidates at Christ Protestant Epis-
copal Church.
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CARS 10 KENSINGTOM
SUMMER RESORTS.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The OCEAN VIEW

An ideal resort on tho Ma
sea-water baths. Booklet,
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Rule Ruin in the superlative degree. Now, to
be sure, this is very bitter pill, but stand up,
Doctor, and take your medicine like a little man.
1t may do you good.
Finally, it is true that Burgess was the man in
terested, and all know that he was present at the
meeting of the School Board held April ed, aid
neither he his attorneys made application to be
heard. He has been denied no right and cannot
complain. If he thinks so, surely all the courts
judicial and educational are at his command.
Respectfully,
JOS E. JOHNSTON.
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The North BOssier Levee Board Meets.

PLAIN DEALING, La, May 26, 1905.
Pursuant to the call of President N. w. Sentall,
the North Bosser Levee Board met in called ses-
sion at this place to-day. Present, Capt. J. H.
Nattin, S. j. Caldwell and E. D. Burgess. Absent,
Messrs. Sentell and Guy Stinson.
On motion, and to agree with suggestion of the
absent President Capt. Nattin was elected Preai-
dent pro tenn.
AS the Arkansas people have made such little
progress and as the high water situation is now Sc
threatening, on motion, we ask Assessor Mading to
place against our land the same assessment as las,
year and that ask the 10 mill tax for evees to be
written against that and that ask Mr.. Mading tc
have an understanding with the Police Jury that in
the event developments cause to wish the tax in
creased, he be empowered to do so.
On motion, the President and Secretary be en-
powered to sign voucher for the legal remuneTa-
ton for the Assessor for the year 1907.
The Board then adjourned.
J. H. NATTIN, Acting President.
E. D. BURGESS, Secretary.
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Mr.. Boees to the People.

To my Constituents: When l came here it was
my intention to keep you posted much posi-
BILE to what is being done in the General Assembly,
by sending out papers, journals and other docu-
ments, but regret to say that on account OF my
health have not been able to do so, being at
present under the treatment of physician most
of my time, have hardly been able to look after
important matters in which you are interested be-
fore the Senate and especially before the commit
tees, but hope to soon improve l write this to
let you know that have not forgotten you and am
looking after your interest
There are many important measures before the
Senate that l hope to see enacted into laws, while
there are some that hope to see defeated, they
would be detrimental to the interest of the people
have the honor to represent. You can rest assured
that your interest will be safely guarded.
Wishing you all prosperity, and hoping this SEES
sion of the General Assembly may pass some leg
islation that will be beneficial to all, remain,
Yours to serve,
w. B. BoGGs.
Baton Rouge, La, May 3d. 1908.
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Bridge Collections.

Es,g% Elsewhere in this issue will be found our
Dime-a-Line Column. In it is where you should
advertise the products of your farm for sale. 1t is
our want exchange and barter column. The rate is
easily within your reach and grows less the
weeks pass, until given number of insertions have
been made. Another good feature about the rate
is that you are familiar with it are. Refer
to the last paragraph under the head and find out
what we mean. Count six words to the line-and
send in your copy.
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Concord.

This community is still being visited by frequent
rains.
The singing at Pleasant Hill Sunday was a sue
cess. All who attended had plenty of dinner and
fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Wilmington and children of
Brownee visited Mrs. Whittington's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Mckinney.
Mrs. J. A. Kendrick and family of Plain Dealing
were guests of Mrs. Hendricks sister and mother
last Saturday and Sunday.
There was a singing at Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
loves home last Saturday night, which was en-
joyed very much by those who were present.
! Misses Terric Lowe and Gerte Mckinney left
Sunday for Gbslbnd to enter the Summer Normal.
They are expected home about July 1st.
| The Rocky Mount, Coreord and Pleasant Hill
| boys played a game of bail Saturday. The result
was IA to ii in favor of Rocky Mount and Concord
Misses Hattie and Maggie Campbell and vey
Rabb and Master Cecil Mading were guests Of
Misses Belle and Mayme Johnson Saturday and
Sunday. XVI
| Tuesday, June 2, 1908.
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or dissolved by tWo-th1rds vote OF the
stockholders at a meeting called for that
purpose.
Should this organization become dis
solved by vote of its stockholders its
affairs shall be liquidated by the Board
of Directors, acting as a liquidating
board.
ARTICLE VII.
Shares of stock can only be trans
ferred by having the transfer recorded
transfer can be made until any unpaid
balance thereon shall have first been
paid.
When it is needful that the stock SUBJ
scribed for by the stockholders shall be
paid in the corporation, or any part
thereof, the Secretary and Treasurer
shall give written notice to each sub
scriber of the amount of his subscription
that is called for by the corporation
through it's Board OF Directors, and in
case such subscriber fails to pay in the
amount 50 called for, written notice Of
which has been given by the Secretary
and Treasurer, then the Board Of Direc.
tors shall have the power after said
thirty days. notice to forfeit the stock
so subscribed and the amount already
paid by such subscriber who fails Il
i comply with said notice.
ARTICLE VIII.
The President, or in his absence or in
ability to act the Vice President, shall
give each subscriber ten days. notice il
writing, through the mail, before sucl
annual meeting of the stockholders, AM
for all call meetings three days. motto
shall be given in the same manner, unles
any stakeholder is present and waiv
such notice
Any irregularity or informality in tn
organization of this corporation sha
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Witnesses:
w. B. BOGGS.
N. w. SENTELL.
Signed in my presence and in the
presence of the subscribing witnesses on
this, the 18th day of March, 1908.
H. H. MONTGOMERY,
Notary Public.
Homestead Entry No. 1886.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Natchitoches, La,
April 25, 1905.
NOTICE is hereby given that James A.
~ Campbell, of Plain Dealing, La, has
filed notice of his intention to make final
Communication proof in support of his
claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. 10, ass,
made July 81, 1904, for the II <. of nwl4
and swI4 of nwl4 OF sec. 80 and nela OF
nela of sec. 80, tp. % north, rng. i3 west,
La. Mer., and that said proof will be
made before the Clerk of Court, at Ben
ton, La, on June s, 1908.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of the land, viz:
J. A. Ford, Andrew Smith, King JEFF
ferson and D. Williams, all of Plain
Dealing, La.
J.ERNEsT BREDA, Register.
May Z, 1908. june
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BIdckSmithin6

l desire to notify my friends and the general
public that have opened shop in Benton and
am prepared to do blaeksmithing, wood work and
general repairing of any nature. My specially is
overhauling gin stands-or the entire plant-and
repairing wind mills.
A. W. GLEASON.
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Baton Rouge, La, May 30, 1908.

Why not save your money? By purchasing youl
hats from Safferstone Brothers of Plain Dealing
you save enough to meet other needs.
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We have bought big job in latest ladies' hats,
and expect to give customers the benefit of our
good fortune. -Safferstone Bros, Plain Dealing.
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not render this charter null and void.
and no subscriber or stakeholder shall
ever be liable to this corporation or it's
creditors beyond the unpaid balance Of
stock subscribed for by him,
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Homestead Entry No. 1890.

F1OuleSteHU IInUry No IO,DSV.
Department Of the INTERIOR
Land Office at Natchitoches, La,
May q, zoos.
NOTICE is hereby given that King
IN Jefferson of Plain Dealing, La,
who, on Aug. 2, 1908, made Homestead
Application, No. 1870, for the south
west quarter of southwest quarter of
section %, township % north, range IL
west, Louisiana Meridian, has filed no.
tice of intention to make final commu-
tatiOn proof to establish claim to the
land above described, before B. A. Kelly,
Clerk of Court, at Benton, La, on the
9th day Of July, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: J.
Campbell, d. Campbell, j. Guy and A.
Smith, all of Plain Dealing, La.
J. ERNEST BREDA, Register.
May %, 1903. july2
Stray Sale.
! TSTRAYED before me, w. j. Dawson,
T. Justice of Peace, Ward 2, Bossier
Parish, by J. E. Burt, and will be sold
at Palmetto plantation, within the legal
hours of sale, on Saturday, juno Is, 1908,
one SMALL RED Cow with young calf
marked two splits in right ear and crop
off left ear, branded C G on left hip; APP
praised at $40.
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, ETC.,
or the same will be sold according to law
w. J. DAWSON.
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~ sels little money will get big Merry Widow
So WIN latest and most stylish trimmings
9aileistone Brothers, Plain Dealing.
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Hats atexactIy half regular price at Safferstone
Brothers. Imagine how reasonable they are.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Advertised letter list ending week
June 70, 1908.
Alfred R. Mcdonald, Francisco
Matez, Frank Knight. E. X. Otey.
Ebb Perry, e. V. Price, Edward
Smith, Mrs. Carrie Spratt, Frank
Mestas, M. ID. Mcdonald, Hubert
Dunning, Mrs. Gustave Drews, Ed
win Barnard, F. NJ Barth, Chas.
Boehm, Anna G. Beason, l.. Sigler 4 E,
Jamie Splitter, A. r. Nickolon, ]. E.
Anderson, Thresa d Hayes, p. f. Null
vehill, Mrs. WIFI Morris. Mrs. Y. n.
Spies, Mrs. Nora Willis, Elizabeth
Hutchinson, Juan Laura, Mrs. Julia
Knight, Mrs. B. F. Shepherd, Albert
Howmley, Thomas Kelley. Master
Russell Johnson, Mrs. Mittie Buckley,
Miss Frances Smith 2, Carl Crocker,
Grant Haviland, Jas. Vaughn, G. w.
Hancock, ]. j. Wyatt, B. F.. Canty,
Taft and Darling, Rae Close, w. A.
Edwards
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MUST BE STOPPED.

There have come to me many COM
plants of late about cows or other
live stock being driven over private
property by boys who are pasturing
the cows or horses, or by the owners
of the same. This is strictly against
the ordinances of the city. 1t m' /.
be stopped. All offenders will be r.
rested on complaint.
The ordinance governing this mat
ter is as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. u.
Article L.
Section 3.-No owner o. arson in
charge of horses, dairy cows o. q y
animals losely driven through the
streets of the city, shall permit said
animal or animals to trespass upon
private lots or grounds, nor shall
such animals be so driven through
the central portion of the city known
as the fire limits.
Section 1S.-Any persons violat-
ing any of the provisions of this art
icle shall, on conviction, be fined in
sum not less than five dollars nor
more than three hundred dollars.
h c. C. O'NEIL,
Chief of Police.
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Article /
MANY FATAL DISEASES.

Show their first symptoms in the
eyes. That fact should establish
your confidence in the Importance of
having your eyes properly examined
on the first appearance of discom-
fort.
| HAVE THE INSTRUMENTS and
KNOWLEDGE necessary for making
the fullest scientific examinations,
and nothing is left undone that can
be done to find the cause of trouble.
CHAS. CASH, Oph. d.
Rooms / and Margery Building.