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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-21

Methodist Education Discussed.
Special to the Herald.
Atlanta, Ga, May 21.-Bishop w.
A. Gambler of this city presided over
the session this morning of the edu-
cational conference of the M. E.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-21
Veteran Opera Manager.

Special to the Herald.
London, May 21.-Devotess of op-
era, especially the older contingent
among them, turned out in full force
and filled His Majesty's Theater to
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-21
Saturday NIGHT

the ladies of the Dixie Club will give
a benefit at the Majestic, on Main
street, Horwits' old stand. Admission
for everybody, 10 cents. 19-5t
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-21

hall songstress by publisher, was
delivered by the postman at the cardi-
nails house.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
SGaus &crb0r nrrid)ubcu.

Ncw Dorf, 26. 2lpri(. -
&amca s.. @robom bon Nemburg6,
ser 2InuoIt &orrp 81. SGom'S IN 0ei.
len &crioDrcn sur &crbcifii1ruulg JET.
ner G%ntIoiiung aus Dem Srren-NipI
SIT Mattenpon, cridicn geltcrn Dor
Hidtcr Viorld)uuer imG bcrgeridt 81
Golgbtecplic uno ludte I'm Gcrtn.
altllg oe5 fir Den 4. Wioi onbcraum.
ten &trb0rS iiber Sen iiir 5bom cr.
Ionaten &obeo3 Corpus 9ciebl8 bis
5ltu 9. Mai an. Der Anuiidutb murOc
n0tbig neil pcridieocnc 3elgcl nid)t
in ser Gage iir0, ont 4. Mai I'M @e-
rihtc jlt cutIfciocn. Ger Gid)tcr &c,
mGbrtc 0uS NnIud)cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Tns niuocfa0cuc 9}Ghnfc.

Mcbr OILS ioplii6c 3uitGnoc, 10
ldrcibt mon Der o6rGi. Sta" ollS
Sdlpoben, berrihcn ldon ieit ldugc.
rcr Belt ollf Der &i5inolbabn 2auil,,
gen 9iaingen. Gor cinigen Gagcn
pcriaatc $ SGDnlc luic0cr einlnol
gun5 ibntGbIid) 0cn 9ienit. Gcr3u0,
Der fobrpIonn1GBig llnl s llbr 10 Mi
nlltcn Nbcn09 IN Sollillgcn bGttc elm.
trcften ioIlclL blie6 aus. ltno luas
luor Die llriohc? Ser nm ) llDr q
O'inlten bon 9tQingcn o6gcgonQcnc
BUS Der @0rt9fclO0nbn itieb bel ser
Stotion Gii6ingcn oltf eineu Sitter.
lpoGcn, Iuo5 Ole Gntglciiun0 zines
Fcrloncns un0 zines 8iitcrmaQcnS
jrr ;Eolgc buttc, Die in oell porbci.
Tllbrcn0cn StraBengrobcn fic!cn.
Wtcbrerc Enilngicrc crlitten oa6ei
perldtc0cltc, iUeltll altd) MIR lcidterC
&crlebungen. Niles muBte oltSiteiaen.
Gin GrIot5lrg aing nidt, Die &c.
trieb2lcitun0 lab ii6 olld nift Der.
onloBt, eineh Iold)ct 5lt rcqitiriren.
IS blicb oIio Ocn Goiiogiercn op8
l(n9lildo5uges nid)ts nnoereS ii6ri0,
ola III ipGtcr 2tbenbihn0e Den lueite.
rcn @cg III itodiinitcrcr Nod)t per
SUB 81 moden, - nit tueIden &c.
lilblen, fam man iif oenfen. giidt
better crying es Den ouf ben 3rui.
idctitotionen Ser snfunit ocS gu.
Gcs rngcolloig b%nrrenoen Geilcnoen.
NltI olen Stotionen bon Qild,inaen
bis GiQlngcn erfldrte man ibnen
gang foltbliltig: ~'s 9dGnle gebt bent
nimner; 5 lid lmg'ioQe!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Nrau &unocrbilt uerlu6t.

VIQpQS UtlllItI ullStullu Ill NC
0riff, ooa @ciipicl ibrcr Eo6tcr
81 bciolgcn.
Nem Nort, 26. GpriI. - Sn
Der @CieaihaIt biIDct nod INNER Die
9tahridt BON Der on9eblidcn &erlo.
blng BON 6rou Gornclill2 &anoer-
tilt, ien., nit Dem 0itrcidiid=lnQGs
ridden General Goniul Otto 6rcibcrr
u. &ocnina OGarrutl, 0a9 Eaac9acs
iprGd. ><n &crbinounq oomit cr5Gb-
len lett Gruu &un0erbilt'@ 6rcunoc,
hiciclbe bobc por ibrer 9lbreilc Den
@ltnid) geGuBcrt. iidl III llngorn or-
5uiicoeln ltnt in Der 9tGbe ibrcr God
ter @lo0D2, ser imtQeu @ottin Oe3
@roicn &o25lo S5chenpi, mcilen 6u
tGnncn.
S1crr Steru, Der SefrctGr 0eS sc
HCrulGonlulQ, crtl0rtc IN ciltcnt Sn,
trrpiclp, CT bubc mubl Elm aus Dem
9uplono Itumucnoc5 @criIdt, BOB
Nrbr. b. &ocninQ O'GorrOll mlo
Srou MonocrbiIt ucrlobt icien, &c.
hort, Gobc obcr feline &cmntniB "a
BON, Oh oo3 @criift oti @obrbcIt
bcrubc, ocnn ser Baron babe i'm
nidt ms &crtroucn gc5ogcn.
6rcibcrr bon Socntna OGurron
mllroc am 16. Aopembcr 1861 in
@a3}fu, I'M Gontitat Srcncicn, I'm
Qorn, geborclt, bcilGd)tc i'll YrcB6ltrg
oic Sd)ulcn ul0 trut 0onn III oo3
Wurio Shcrciiomm, Die Wtilitdr-Ntns
ocmic, Gin. Som &lrlorcn-& iclttcnont
i%ottcltc cr 5ltr Suri9pruOen5 NM
mllr0c 1889 9ltto6c 0e3 @%cncralcolls
lulot3 III Wto3fnrL I'M nGd,itcn Sabre
&iccsGonilrl in Soiio, iuulAirtc honn
Glide Sabre 0l3 @otIdoft@sS ctretGr
mo mllroc in 1898 5unl Wcncrolton.
iul III @nrl60l %crnonnt, Gr 0ir0
Gorm in Qlcid)cr Gigenidoit nod
Si0ncp, N%uitralicn II. mllr0e IhIicBs
lid) om 10. Slmi 1906 nod gtcip.
2)orf ucrlcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Trans0iiid|cr Tluttenbeiud).

Sem 0orf, 2G. Npril. Ger
fron50iiide arclr5cr nG'Gitreca" tonr
0cItcrn NohmittoG inn biciigcn @oicr
an uuo gin8 I'M @ltoion Dor Antcr.
Is lit Ooa critic iron50iilhc ariegS.
idiif, oo9 ieit ctmo cinem Sabre in
Den Gicii0cn Soicn cinacIouicn lit
uu0 Ieinc Nntrnlt pcrlriohtc be.
trGhtlihc9 2hiiicbcn ot Der @oiicr.
t0llte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

cinem @oggon Der Erclton.S troBen-
bo6nlinie, OILS oo3 bon @ou@. gelcntte
~9hutonlobil onQcinbren fam uno i'm
iiberillbr. Yeregop erlitt &erlebuns
GEN am aopf uno &orpcr ult0 begob
lid) in 9ebonolunG bon Gr, HIltncD
Z 9nniS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
llnfcr cinorrdsupllcn Gcrcuuuicn.

Infer cinorud suuIlCn Gcrcmuuicn.
Die CONFEDERATION BON Niid)oi G'Gon.
neil, Dem Oritter &cttor Der aoe
tbolii6cn llnipcrlit0t BON 9Ime-
rita. - Cardinal @ib6onS miro
in 65dItciacner Fcrion Oo9 Sod.
amt celc6riret.
Die CONFEDERATION non o.. 0cnni3
Soicpb O'GopieIl, 0c2 Orjtten &cfs
tors ser &otboliidcn llniocriitdt Don
}lmcrifo, weIbcr tilr}lid ST oen
Nang OcS 9iihoiS BON Scboitc crbo-
ben mltr0e. iinoct ON n0ditcn Son1-
tn9 M}orQen INN 1E1l ltHr in ser &a-
theoroIc hicrlclbit itott. ErGlotcn II.
EricItCr ans ollen &uuoc5tbCilen mcr=
oclt 3l Der ieicrlidlcn Muuolung er=
mQrtct, oa menigc WcjiIi6c in Nine,
rifu lid elmer ioIdcn 9elirbtbeit Don
Scitcn ser umerifnniihcn &icrar@ic
crfrcllrt. NltdJ bon m0trcn SunOer1
mCr0en 0ciltliGe 5rlc2cn ietll. Gar
oinoI Gibbons miro in ci0cncr Ncr-
ion 0o8 Sodun1t CclGbrircn ul0 Die
Gr5biihGfc &cone bon Dubuque un0
MocQer pou Cincinnati mer0cn i'm
mltCrItilbcn. &cp. q. ShobulL Eros
itiior Der &irAcngclhidtc an otr ltni-
rcriitdt, miro Sic Er20iQt boltcrl.
Gr. S'Gomcll mur0e ais Nttcrtcn,
nlrnQ iriner Gicnitc ais @clc6rtcr I'M
2icuitc Der Stride 3lrm Eitulorbiidoi
crb0tcn. Gr fam 0a6Cr, mQ@ mabrs
idcinli6 ill., sum 3mcitcn WioIc 3llnI
Icftor Scr &ntbolild)eu ltniucriitdt
erruGblt mcr0clL Scr cr nit iold)cr
NuS}ci6nung felt &outor 1903 &C
Oient hot. Die GruCmnunQ BON Or.
G'GonneQ sum GituIorbilhof ourd)
EapIt Eill9 0Cn 3cDntcn mur0c be
reit3 i'm Gcjcmbcr befonnt Qc1uoht,
rm0 I'M Tebuinr troi ser pdpltIidc
NricL mcld)er IN lotciniid)cr Spro6t
0cGoItcn un0 oti FcrQomcnt gcid)rics
ben lit, bier Gin. Ole CONFEDERATION
wlrrOc oli ipc5icIlcn @lni0 pon Gar
6i1ol Gibbons 10 lol9c bil,ouSgcld)o-
ben. ga lidl SIT Der &obrbunocrticier
Scr Gr}oi65cic Nelu 2)orf picle Eric.
tier boil europa cinAcilnocn boGcn
mo Scr CARDINAL 0iciclbCn 81 Der
Seller Dcrnc 5ll2egcn loh.
@iidof G'Gonlcu urtltnmmt elmer
Tnmilie, ole Der fot6oliidcn STRIDE
oielc Erieltcr gub. SCin llrgroBs
CntcI &ohn england 1uor @iidoi
bon SiiosGorplino Grri 0nfel iino
Friciter unN cine Nincr S6meitcrn
8ch0rt cinem 0rbcll al mo lit 5ltr
3cit in 4icntiin. Gbiuo, tbGtiQ. Gr
lit in Gborlcltqq lQrporcu, ihlOirte III
Der ct. Morp's Afnocmie ST Golum.
bic nio tili otm q. G6hrlcS college,
3rIctt bc6d6 Irr it5 ttoN Mont no or
lid) 6cn NotiortitcI Scr bciliqcn (beo-
loGic crpnrb. GIN Cfto6cr 1883
mltrOc CT SIM 5mtitcn Mole nod
Nom g%cIonot, Inn @orbcrcitlt1Qcll
fir ooS brittle @lcrtor.Gon3il in 9ol.
tintorc, lucldca it icncm Sabre bier
III Baltimore itottiono mo u%n5lpci-
ieI0oit cinc3 ser gr0Btcn Grci9niiia
Der tothoIiidcn Stride in Nnlcrifa
mor. 0te &otboliihc l%lniocriitGt BON
Irncrifu mar zines ser Gr5eu0niiie
icnc@ Flcnor Gon5ilS, mo Or. o.
Connect lit sum NroBen Gbcile iiir
Die aroBiii9i0c Nnlogc ocriclbcn Der
oltiuortlid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

2 d) thinner IuSQnnN eli
mes Bankruptcies. - Sin
Strcit. Der ont Snmltog 2Hcno in
Scr @obnrng BON @corgc NrIIon,
Nr. 2203, Giicr.S trobc, iibcr Gin &or.
tenipicl oliSbrnd, nnbn eilrcn ihlims
men NuSgon1. HGbrcno 0e9 Spic.
les ilbcrnoricn iid) ser IS Sabre olta
@ln. s. WioQou bon Nr. 1920, go
tons traBc, nn0 Der 30 Sabre oIte
Sobn s. W}iQcr bon Nr. 230S, go
ItonsStroBc. NtoloD Lei IN cen Sol
ralun mo fam nit elmer 2lrt 5llriid.
NIT Der cr Millcr cincn Sd)lo0 oui
Den &opf pcrIcbtc, Der oicicn 5lt go
0Cn tdlltc. aurj nod oieier (bot crs
lt1lcn Yoli5iit Gromlep ultO pcr6uis
tcte Wnllou mdhreno er 0en ats ci=
ncr floiicnocn &opfmunGc ~blutenGrn
Otiler i'm Eotrolluogen mad Ocnr
ct. Soicpbss Qoipitol ionotc. WolloU
mitroe gcitern &orn1ittog Dem Boli.
5ciridter DDS I'M oitliden Citations
bails por0eiilbrt llno bon 0cnicl6en
fir Elm ueitercs &crbor nod 0cn &c
tongniB geianOt.
Gle Is llton G~pcIcr&"
bon Neit= Baltimore leQten bel ihrem
9eItrigcnE Sonntagsy9fuSilug cine
Strede BON 2i1A Meilcn 5uriid. TSbr
@eg fiihrtc nod Dem SIten ser Stnot
ourd SigblonOtolt nad Der N3olnt
Carmel Hooo, @iie.Apcnle ln0
NortG Toiuts9loaO. Sic feGrtcn olti
bemleI6cn @e1c }llrild. ~
llnporii6ti0cr Mutofa6.
rer bci6uI0igt. - Inter Scr
StniduIoiglrra, Ocn EoIi5iitcn @eorgt
6. Gcrcaop ponr noropeitliden 81,
thrift geitern nit einem autontobit
ii6eriobren SIT Gaben, ipllroe Ser
Sdl1dter G5rcocrid SooS bon 9tr.
2t38, 6reoerit %2luenite, feItgcnom.
men ino bis ST. eillem ont Z. Mai in
Der nor0peitlidenF oli5eiitotion itatt.
%fin0enoen Bcr6Dr aus Der Salt ent.
laliet. Der llnidl ereignete iid) aes
gen 8 llGr Nadmittogs. goli5iit
Bercgop itieg an Der Gde Don 5illton-
slpenue mo gSiud)eiter. StroBe aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

4bgeminft. .Meine @nG.
6igitc, Sic ideincn einen idlperen
Summer 81 trngen -" ,Sie ia.
zen nift unreht; ober fir 5fpci lit
CT oof) nod nidt lfiper genug.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

6 d ter " ii II 6ner. sd
miirOe ia germ meine Sabine puberL
aber id) fam fem @aiier I'M W1iln.
De leioenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

Mil0ern6er Il III it II 5. -
Ser @ein lit ia ecfdlidt." Sa,
ober mir nebmcn MIR Die bclten Che
mifalien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
MuDiacr Sonntng.

Iebe Oorgenommetl. - 9arbIers
Itll6e IN Doucm 8etricb %gciun0en,
Or. gIOler uutBtc MIR b~ulbroIirt
nod) Der Qoli5ciItotion.
9aS ionmcrlihe gSettcr, 0uS &c.
tern ser Stuot beihecrt mar, lpdtc
sic 8iirQer Der Stoot ST. Gouienocn
onf9 Son6, 10 OoB Die StroBen 10
5icnli6 bercinionlt marell. TicieHt
ltmitonh lnO ser Icrnercu E6atiodc,
baB inn GountO 10 manbCS berborges
ne Fldthcn mintt, no cute Sumaris
ter Die &crl0moAtetcn Nuugri9ell
unO Gurltigen QeQcn @ct0 mo quite
g&ortc Iobcu ltno lic bcQcn mo pile,
gen, bis Der idn0oe Monunon 0abih
lit cS mobl 5r5uidrcibcn, BOB ullr ne
niQe @irtbi6oiten in ser Sto0t bci
Scr ltebcrtrctluQ Der Sonntug@.@cz
iCbc bctroiicn mllr0rn.
: urbtcr1tubc ouSdCbobcn
Sic &orbicritubc BON WIorri3
Truntliu 9tr. tiO2, Gits9ultimores
Str, mllroe Qcltern &ormittug 0lrb
ocn Scracantcu GEoolc muo Die 80
l!5iiten Wtc, Snturr mo Shmar5fopi
i%lbcrrlmpclt. lpdbrcno lid) lrd9 Ecr.
loncn in 0crlClbcn beInn0cn. 3lucl
Der &CBtcrcn, 0urultcr Or. Nenru ).
9loler, BON 9tr. 1916, SIT Baltimore.
StroBc, murocn bcint Gintritt Ser
Nlaltr0dc ebcn roIjrt ul0 mltBtcn li0
nit ben llcbri0cn beQllcmcn boIbru-
iirt nod benz HorOoltlidcn S%tntiou3s
Gnu5 5lt lpun0crn. Sort on0ctom-
men mlroc 0cQcn 6rontIin Die Nhts
lhuloigung oe9 0%iicnboIten5 ieinCr
@orbicritubc oil SonntoA un0 Gcgc''
icinc @cbillIcu @iI0crt &inbcr, bon
9}r. 100, &ittlc Cough Str, II. S0nt.
Stcin, BON 9tr. 1879, WtcGl0errDItr..
Gic 9nihuloi9ltna Der onQcbliden
Sounta13orbcit crbobtn. Goli5eirid).
ter NricoeI cntlieb Die Nrrcltnntcn &c
gen Cbrcumort bis sum @crid)toucr,
fdbrcn.
9urh 0u& Nc6cubou&.
Die ScrgcontCn Guirf utO @Nd.
lcg, iowic Die Eoli5iitcn Steiroctcr,
Scoicrum un0 &ofion ilberroid)tcu
geItern Mittog If Eerioncn III Der
@irtbidoft BON GGomoS 2arfiu, BON
9tr. us, Observation-Disclosures uA0
beihluQrabmten orci nit Bier g.
fiiute @lQier. @irtb uul0 3elgcn
muroCn nob Der iiiblucItli6cn Holi-
fciitotion gciilbrt ul0 Sartin inter
| Die Acknowledgements, Qeitellt,- on1
SonntoQ Spiritltolcu Dcrfuult, ionic
cincn pcrbotencn Ginaonq III icinc
gSirtbId0it 5t bnbcll. Niaium Nur.
len Der S6anttclillcr, luur0c bcId)ll=
0iqt, an Son1tng 0corbcltct SIT bo.
ben. Ginige Der 3ctacu Anbcn }ll,
| r1rrh bos ncbcron Iic1pnNc Wcb910e
Sic y2irthldoit bctrctcn III bobcu ms
~crl,6rtrn, g}irr crholtcn Il, bobcn,
Mirt6idoft Tbcrfollcn.
gntf sic Mirfhihoft brs Mo(nh Sc.
m, Nr. 1916. Ircn,pnt.gpc.. pcron.
or,nt 0,icnr;o ms h;o TnG,;itpr
12rb,tcy unh 9o0n cinr Wo,,io moi
noGbo, Ga g Wcr,o,c, ~nerhoftctan
,,,,n hro; NlS,a, M;or ho,6r,onohr,.
tc,, oe',u n,;rh io,t i, Ser ~,,ornn,e5t.
G%,,, WoI;,n;it,t;on GoiM,,lhi,t or,
gn;r;n,ai ,o,fnuf+ ~, w.,
49,, o'"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

Gin 9 Aritttnrc6tcr u / Of.
tnng. - Gic o660crirtcn &iibiidelt
@obltbGti0feitS = @ciclidoftcn" ia.
ben ein Girfltlor an bnS Yllblifrm En-
loliclL IN lpeIdjcnt Tie oic3 eriud)en,
feline 9illetc 5u f%olticn, oltrf mel6e
6onoS fiir jii0iiGc @obltbdtigfcits.
specie 9cinmmcIt merOcn ioQen. IS
miro geiogt, oob ole iiir oicien 3rped
iriiber pcronItolteten @15nre uno
9ol1fcttc nift me6r ais n0tbig crod),
tet mcr0cll. Die Sabre9nerinmmlung
oieier Gelealdjoitcn finOet n1bltctl
Sonnta9 I'M Northumberland Gent
pei itott. Gid,ter Sultan Waf bon
Chicago lno Der Er0iioent Socob $.
SoQonoer lperoen Nc6en Goltcn.
8er0iente Struc c. - Scr
t~0.iG6rige SaIompn &ot bon Nr.
553, 4reBtmorzS trnBe, meld)er ge-
itern cincn Observation-Disclosures Ser
HcnnjplDonia = Ipenue : Clinic ltner.
lallbt bcnubte, iicl Dor benz Souie
Nr. 1924, Ecnniplnonio -gpenuc, BEL
oent Nbipringcn 10 ungliidlrd auf
oen aopf bub er ii6 idnlcr5Goite
&%crlebungen 5ll5og. Ger Surge filtg
gon5 idnnerlid) on 5u meinen uno
berubigte iid) crit, nadlbem man i'm
i'm u0iarplonO General Soipitol"
perblinoeu uno lieutenant Garter
i'll Der noroneitliden Goli5eiitotion
ibnt geltottet battc, nad) Saille 5it
gegen.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-01-08

A tickling cough, from any cause. lis
quickly stopped by DR.. Shoop's Cough
Cure. And it is 80 thoroughly harmless
and safe, that DR.. Shoop tells mothers
everywhere to give it without hesitate on
even to very young babes. The wholesome
green leaves and tender stems of lung
healing mountainous shrub, furnish the
curative properties tn DR.. Shops Cough
Cure. It calms the cough, and heals the
sore and sensitive bronchial membranes.
NO opium. no chloroform. nothing harsh
used to ipjure or suppress. simply re-
sinous plant extract. that helps to heal
aching lungs. The Spaniards call this
shrub which the Doctor uses. 1.-The Sacred
Herb. Demand DR.. Shoop's Take no
other. Funderburk Pharmacy.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-01-08
DIR. Shops
Cough Cure

The fin est Coffee Substitute ever made, has
recently been produced by DIR. Shoop of
Racine Wis. You don't have to boil il
twenty or thirty minutes Made in a
minute" says the doctor. Health Coffee
is really the closest Coffee Imitation ever
yet produced. Not a grain of real Coffee in
il eth er. Health Coffee Imitation is made
from pure toasted cereals or grains. with
malt, nuts. etc. Really it would fool an ex-
pert-were he TO unknowingly drink it for
Coffee Bennett Gro. Co,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-01-08
Cough Caution

Never. positively never poison your lungs. nyou
cough-even from q simple cold only-you should
always heal. soothe, and ease the irrftated bron-
chial tubes. Don't blindly suppress IL with o
finally come about. For twenty years DR.. Shoop
has constantly warned people not to take cough
mixtures or prescriptions containing Opium.
late though-Congress says Put 1t on the label,
II poisons are In your Cough Mixture" Goodt
Very good II Hereafter for hisvery
and others. should insist on having DR.. Shoop's
Cough Cure. No poison marks on DR.: Shops
labels-and none IN the medicine. else it must by
law be on the label And it's not only safe. but 10
ID said TO be By thooe that knowit best truly
markable cough remedy. Take no chance then.
particularly with your children. Insist ON having
DR.. 6hoop's Cough Cure. Compare carefully tho
DR.. shoop paeknge with othsrs and note tbs
difference. No poison marks tberel You can
always Be ON the safe side By demanding
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-01-08

peWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salye.-
don't forget the name. and accept no sub
stitue. Get DeWitt's. It's good for piles.
Sold by all druggists.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-01-08
Money to Loan.

can. as usual, negotiate loans,
from $500 and upward, on improved
Scotton farms, at S% interest. repay
able In annual iJstailments. No COM
Nmissions charged. Only a reasonable
fee for making abstract Of title.
r. e. Wylie,
Atty. at Law
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-28
RECORD OF COURT HOUSE
Real Estate Transfers.

William W. WOODBURY. to Canvelk
Methodist Episcopal church, tract by
metes and bounds in northeast south
east section 20-19-3e. $100.
Charles DeClerck to August De
.Clerck and others, part lot 10, block
10, Pitts. Gilbert & Pitts second addi-
ton Moline. $4,000. ~.
Ben H. Holland by trustee, to
Henry Fluegel. acres by metes and
bounds in northeast southwest quarter
section 417-1w $4,000.
Charles Wallace Lundahl to Vivian
Ward, lots s., 8, block 2, Midway. South
Moline township. $4,000
Robert Mcconnell to-J-T. Kline. part
northwest quarter section 2-17-2w
$500.
Charles Fiebig to H. B. Simmon, al
except south &c feet lot 1, block So
Lower addition Rock Island. $3.50.
Harry B. Simmon to Emile E. Zieg
Ter, all except south &c feet lot l, blocl
SO, Lower addition Rock Island. $3.50
F. ]. Budelier by heirs, to FRIEDRICH
Seidlitz, part lot 10. block 6S. Lower
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-28
Missouri S Great Wit
Cnap Clark Minority Leader of the House, Is One of the
MOST Popular Men In Congress-Renowned Story Teller
and Forcefu Debater Who Works His
Brains as Well as His Arms.

about the most prodigious memory as
well as the most exuberant vocabulary
In Washington.
Outside of congress Champ Clark is
Chautauqua lecturer, newspaper
writer, a lawyer, farmer and good
fellow. He has many avocations, but
his vocation is that of being a Mis-
sourian. He works at that 800 days
in the year, and 1856 whenever the al
manac will let him. He does not de-
fend his state exactly as Daniel Web
ster did Massachusetts. but in a more
pugnacious and spectacular manner.
Clark's eulogium of his adopted state
Is effective, too, even if it is not SO
ponderous and eloquent as that in
which the godlike Daniel withered
Hayne. Champ has not Lexington
and Bunker Hill to point to, but he
has the Missouri mule, Mark Twain
and the classic motto You'll have to
show me-" all of which or whom have
done for Missouri what certain cele-
DRAFTED beverage did for Milwaukee.
Speaking of Webster, Clark was
born on the very day that the New
England Demosthenes delivered an
| other famous Grafton, that on the Mis-
souri, compromise, which caused Whit
| tier to call him '1chabod' and other
| abolitionists to use less polite names.
| This was in March, 1850, and took
| place in Kentucky-the birth, not the
Grafton. The elder Clark was an itin.
Grant dentist who carried his kit of
tools In one end of his saddlebags and
Democratic speeches in the other
This made him a second Torquemada
who first tortured his victims with the
forceps and then with Stephen A
Douglas. Young Champ thus inner
tied his politics, but acquired his state
pride.
Exciting School Experience.
For a time in his youth Clark was
apprenticed to farmer, but got
enough Of an education to teach schoo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-28

when he was fifteen. 1t was In one
where the teacher had to lick oil the
big boys or be run out. Clark at
tended to the whipping process so
thoroughly that the father of one Of
the boys took shot at him. There
after the young teacher had brace
Of pistols in conspicuous view Behind
his desk He made enough money as
a pedagogue to take him to college,
but after three years was expelled for
"winging" fellow student from Ohio.
Champ afterward said he was driven
into a corner and had to shoot. He
next went to Bethany college, pre-
sided over by the ilustrious AIexan-
der Campbell. At graduation young
Clark had the highest grade ever CIV
en- student In the school. The next
year, at twenty-three, he was a col
lege president, the youngest, I believe,
in the United States. 1t was Marshall
college, West Virginia, and the manner
in which he landed the job was charac-
teristic. He did not apply for this
place, but a more humble one in q
state normal. The following Is a por
ton Of his application:
Il have just graduated at Bethany
with highest honors, am twenty-three
years old, over six feet high, weigh
10 pounds, unmarried, am a Ken
tuckian by birth, Campbellite in re-
Iipion Democrat in polttics and a
Master Mason"
Wit and Legislative Leader.
After a year as college president
Clark went to the Cincinnati Law
school, then drifted to Wichita, Kan,
to start practice. but said. he was
driven out by the grasshoppers. He
next turned up in Missouri, where he
taught school at Louisiana for year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-28
BY JAMES A. HpcHRroN.

OFFICIALLY Champ Clark's title
Is the minority leader of the
" house. Popularity it is the 'big
SO Piker'' from Missouri. The term
is not used in an offensive sense.
Clark is big, and he is from Pike
county, the identical Pike county
Known to song and story. The pro-
longed applause ON both sides of the
chamber when the new Democratic
spokesman took up the reins ut the be-
ginning Of the short session showed
him to be one Of the most popular
men in congress. This popularity Is
quite as pronounced among the Re-
publicans as in his own party. The
fact Is no slight tribute in view of
the merciless poundings he has given
his opponents, both individually and
collectively, whenever the spirit moved
him. Clark does not make the mis-
take Of speaking often, but when he
does get into action everybody is
aware of TIE fact. He belongs to the
type Of man who believes intensely
whatever he believes at all. The two
chief articles Of his creed are Democ-
racy and Missouri. He Is not much
given to rhetoric, the chief arrows In
hts oratorical CULVER being humor, fact
and Scriptural quotation. Owing to
his fine presence, his southern drawl
aud his personal illusions, Mr. Clark's
speeches sound better than they read.
he belongs to the rough ard tumble,
ever ready school that the house Of
representatives brings forth. In his
day he has met all corners In debate,
even brushing Tom Reed out of his
way and taking an especial delight in
hammering General Grosvenor. who
was one of the doughtiest warriors on
the Republican side.
Gifted With Wonderful Memory.
In appearance Champ Clark is tall
and heavy, with large head covered
by thin hair almost white. a smooth