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New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
DESKS AND oFF1cE FURNITURE
RAILROADS.
BALTINoRE & OHIO r. r.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour on the Even Hour-
To BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION, WARRINGTON, WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH.
Leave New York Daily. 2SG ST. Lily St
Washington. Sleepers Ill 50 pm 30 am
Washington. Diner. Parlsr so am 500 am
Washington. Diner. Parlor 9 so a N 10 90 am
Washington. Dinsr. .Parlor-ll so am u 90 n n
Washington. Psrlor .-...-. ! 50 Pm, :. 90 pm
Parlor Car, New York 20 Richmond. Va
ROYAL Ltd. :" T'fner. Psrlor {. 20 I'm 90 pm
Washington. Diner. Psrlo- !. 80 rn 8 90 pm
Washington. Buffet. Parior $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains 70 the West.
Chica CO.. Pittsburg -.-----. 80 Am 500 an
Chicago Columbus Ill 20 am II 90 n'u
PittsburE. Cleveland ----.. 8 50 pm 4. 90 pm
''PittSburg Limited ..--. $50 pm 90 pm
Cln., ST L. Louisville II so Pm / so am
Ctn. St L. Louisville D.. 3 so am 10 % ana
Gin. st. L. Louisville so Fu 500 pm
House. 225 Fifth Ave. y. I: S5 Ave. B.
II Ridge ST.: s42 Fulton ST., Brooklyn;
West Esd 81. and Liberty St.
After P. VI Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains etc.
can Be Obtained st Bureau Of Information
a 3 0 r R. 23d St Terminal Phone
No CEeisea $50.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
DREssMAKINo AND MILLINERY.

FIRST CLASS French dressmakins; even
ing ball, street wedding dresses: latest
novelties; renodelling. 625 Lexington ave-.
near Saith at
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LOST-BANKBoOKs.

-----~-------------
LOST--Bankbook No. 4t+tSS or DTy Dock
claims upon said book Is called upon to
present the same to the bank within thirty
DAYS OF the said hook will be declared
cancelled aud eNtinguished and a new one
issued in lieu thereof.
LOST-Bankbook No. Isl. .5T2 of Dry Dock
Savings Institution- Any person havin <
claims upon said book Is called upon to
present the same TO the bank within thirty
dayR or the said book will be declared
cancelled and extinguished and new one
issued In lieu thereof.
lost or STOLE EN-. 49, handbook No. 6a7 54S
~ the Emigrsnt Industrial Savings Bank
PAYMENT stopped Please return book 70
hank No 81 Chambers ~
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
LaTgss- ant Fsrr
steamships ssa,--
WEDNEsD4r
HUNGARI4N AyfERT~sv $751;
NORTH GERMAN II. ].

Large. Fast arj Luxri-ious T~iu-s,-
Express 10t Pazsa-gr- S-.z-s-,-r
Equipped with Vi-orsss < Su51,arl-s s.
TLTNOT- II -f--FI EP ROr-R -Rf+ssEsT
Express Ssff'rzs Tuas1a~s i0A4
K WIN II-Julv - Cscilis ......l,f
krprfrE Tr1 2-E ST 2 Trh. "a
PLTNOT-rF5 60 HER BOT Ri-BRzyz
TVin-ScreE SsTirz= Thursisv a. % II
Friedrich Z C- r1.~ - Z ssnlrg-c-. Al
kurfurs-- --.-. July - 7-srsn IN
GEORGE 2 ASHINf4TON Sails Az !.
-. 900 tons Nswss- zni LsrEev -
ship z1os- Ever tr1Crs-i1u slgrrrl
shipbuilde-'s srr-
CTBRALTAP-NAPLE Es-5Evaa
Nrst1fr rsrranean SztIt-Es Safurds- ar 4
Berlin Cnszl aug. a X Abr =
?. Irene aus Is Berlin lrsTl I.
IndsDe-der- around r. Wcr.d ~
Travellers Checks god al ors- 4. =
AppIy OELRICES & co. Gsns-zl ~.
s RRCACW4 NEV NcaA
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
TO THE
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
VIA THE CATSKILL MOUNTAIN OTIS
AND CATSkILI. AND TANNERS
VILE RAILWAYS
Direct connection with the N Y. Central
trains leaving New York 7;54 and Ii.1I
A Nj dai.y, except Sunday. and 400 p. NJ.
daily. and the West Shore trains leaving
West 42d ST. at 7:15 and Leo A. NJ daily.
except Sunday.
Also direct connection with the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATSEILL
EVENING LINE STEAMERS.
PURCHASE TICKETS VIA CATSKILL-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
IN THE .fCCTION ROOMS.
Builders League Clubhouse Sold
Under Foreclosure for 81, $50.

In the Real Estate Exchange. at No. Il NeseT
street yesterday the Builders League clubhouse,
No - West 1eNth street. sold a. auction on
Supreme court order based ? mortgage forecs
sure for s2s SIS p George T. Whyte tho plain
Tiff under the order, and John P Lee jr.. president
of the Builders League. bought The propert IN for
$3.50. It the buyer N The one bid. as
there competition
,fe- TOLL
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
N.Y.cARPET CLEANING WORKS
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE Of an execution. ! Will sell
today. at I p m. all the right title
and interest In and to certain lease on
the ground floor and vast half Of yard and
shed OF building in the premises No 345
East aSd st, Manhattan. said lease now
held by Defendant Patrick J. Powers Al
fred Freeman. Marshal. sale at the above
address
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

PLEASANT ROOMS. in large detached
house. 10 quiet gentlemen: home privi-
ieges "a East 18th st, Flatbush.
18TH ST. ~ EAST.-Deirable rooms:
ouiet house: summer rates. references
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
REFINED Young Irish girl VIII care Sro7
ing -bfId assis- With charnberVork and
10 verv good sewing. S22. 80 any mere
good reference. Miss Sheas Bureau.
East 42d St
VISITING MATD.--By respectable Coiore
girl. keeps ladies' wsrdrobeS IN pertect
order J HundlsE. care Of SALISBURY. -
West 136th 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
IYPEwRIIING AND TYPEwRIrERs

VICTOR VISIBLE, 30 Nassau 81 cata-
los7ls FREE. all makes taken rarr pav-
-7.rt bargains in Under aeods Esraiugton-
co.tyars. Smiths
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
ere as follows.
Rv Ioserh 2 Ds

27o 1923 - : $50 = IF s-h s-s ls s1pa
6zls Louis F-anksnsten trustee 4 : McNulen et
al I, Bullo-a a-f-- = ? Sullivan. rsf, am due
81 7as sub 500 SOLD 70 ths paintE for
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

A DVERTISES1ENTS AND SIBScRrpTro~
~ The Tribune received thsi- T-pto7r,i - -
1854 Broadway. between 3Sfh a1d 2-,t ~.
O'Clock 2 m Advertisements received a. 49,. 2
branch Offices a regular ofHrs rates until { o';1
viz: 2S4 Sth ave. =. cor. 22f ~ ia g.
18th 81; fO4 East 18th 25T TTsx. s95 !. A.
7fh and sth aves. 263 West 125tb = 10s= -
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
Country Property for SoI,

zO@ ACRE DAIRY AND STOCK r,,r-----
Je) harms: maple sugar orchard: S1lsnSissals H~>
vorthnston. Mass will Go right thing as - 's y
terms: agents- pias :
?. T ROIIFE s,,,.s-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
AGENTS WANTED.


! MADE $50. 0nJ in hvs years in the mail
order business: began With s.. send for
free booklet Tells now. Heacock. sis
7 .ccEDoTt y Y
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To Let for Business PUrno,.

ITO REST-A LARGE. LIGHT orrTC-
u first floor. In the Hebrew Free Loan 5r,ysS ~ Z
I'd Ave: i've windows. big skylight; sui,sSi. z
estate. etc @Asf
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
CHURCH TO MORTGAGE PROPERTY.

Justice Bischof the supreme Court. yesterday
signed order permitting the Roman Catholic
Church Of St COLUMBIA. in 25th street. Ninth
avenue TO mortgage its property for S14.cCO. The
money is wanted to build a parochial school.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
Real Estate.
Furnished Houses TO Lct-C C0untry.

( SARATOGA Furnished cottages let prices to suit
/ SPRINGS every e. IL OTNSTED, Town Hail.
y. Y. Saratoga Springs. y. y
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
HELP WANTED.
" Uhh NANIED-

ASSISTANT ROpKEl EEPF,E. With chance
for advancement. by young married man,
neat appea rance and ciean habits. Booth,
25S West 18th st
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT
Excursions.

Isth st n 8 so q y ot 9Th sre. 50xl05.2: Abrs-
ham -1so5saat1 loans samuel IFuan- $4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
Il apartments to Let
Nezc .Jcrsey Real Estate for Sale.

- ,T-7-rI-r-T rTr,.;FF-TEID PARK. -. J.-CHOICE
I1 dwelling houses up-toiate improvements on larss
hath and electric
lights. prfce Sc 500 each; reasonable terms AdoIss1
ERNST BRUNO. Owner
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

sM1[llFFsTr FTgslSg c.l..iil NDSs. aESs
tstns, AL points. Hudson. Ccxsackie
Leave. week days. e. Christopher 81,
? N e. ". 12eth 81 P. II Also sat,
SpeaIsl p NJ, ~. Christopher s..
scrt directory tres. AddF.ss Fi.r fs. y. n
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

8abnarbeiters Sol. RieBle beim
Spieten in ben Miibltanul uno err
trdnt.
6eibeIbers. - Der Sattler=
meiiter Wslter aus &ar!sruh, Der
hier in benz Sauie plOd 81 einen
bon i6m erfunbenen Rettunssappaz
rat porfiibrte, Hiir5te infoGge 0erfaa
gems bes Nppdrates brei Stodperfe
bod ab in ben @of. gr erlitt ihpere
@erleBungen. +,
ssuxemDurs.
8ettemburg. Dem tpade=
rem SetretGr unieres Geuerpebrtorps
5err Ntt. 9roi9 nurbe bon Der 8er=
1i9erunessefeuI6aft MHurunces gene
rales aus 8riifel in Inertennung
ieiner 8erbienIte beim SeuerlDiabien=
ite bic splbene Mebaille nit Gsrenz
biplom perlieben.
Sreie Staote.
6amburq. = Die 16zidbrige
pldttnerin Minna 3inn aus S9nsiz
fen bel 6amburg tpurbe in elmer Mbz
ortsrube auf benz Grunbftiid ibres
Oienitberrn in S6pelien erbrohelt
aufgefunben. Gs ltest unapeifelbaft
elm Wtorb per.
@obenaoirern.
Oettinqen. Die burh Be-
rufuns bss pfarrers Dr. RDih gum
bi1 9Dfli9en Orbinattonsafefor in
ssreiburs fret sefporbene pfarrei bier
1T pfarrer 8ranbbuber. 2anbtugsz
abseorbneten, feitberisem Stabtpfarz
rer in 1e9insen, iibertragen iporoen.
0eaerret&. 2tnsarn.
Mien.- Die 28sidbrise 6ausbez
Iorserin Gransista @truppreiter, bic
bon ibrem @atten nit giferluht psr=
folst purbe, feuerte auf ibren Mann
syphann Gtruppreiter unb bann se=
gen Ii6 ielbit einen RepoloeribuB ab.
Der Mann tpurbe in bic re6te 8ruita
1eite getroffen, bic Srau traf ith in
Der 6ersgesenb. 8eibe @1perber=
lebten tpurben non Der Nettunssge=
1ellfdaft in's 2lusemeine Rranfenz
baus sebrabt.
Snnsbrud. Dieier Sage lit
bic papierz unb 6olaitofffubrit preb
in Wlittetpalb am Gifaf absebrannt.
Mobn6aus unb Sage purben serets
tet.
$@wett.
Bafel. - Sm Mlter bon nnbeau
los Sabren iitGrau Marsarete Mun=
ainserz@ z@iirtler seitprben. bic dlteite
Biirserin Bafels unb ipDbl audi cine
Der iilteiten in Der sun5en @cbmei3.
sic mar am Ia. Suli 1904 se6oren.
! MppenaeII. gs tpurbe i'm
Geealpfee Elm Gut gefunOen. Mm
Mbenb fanb man i'm Waifer einen
Gltern 5errn, ber als grnit Wolfer
bon liatpil ugnos5irt tDurbe.
1eIIin3nna. Qeutnant Nits
| ter aug 3iirim. ber nuf benz @pttbarb
ieinen Dienit abiolDjrt, mar NIT benz
Meinigen elmer pifple befh6ftist.
plDbli1 ging Elm 61nB los. ber ben
Hin Der 9lGhe itebenben leltnGnt grn}t
Seller aus 8urgbprf in's genid trdf.
Geifer tDar iOfOrt tObt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

eepaters aus ssurdt por 5trafe tpez
gen elmer bpn inn nsriibten itraf boz
rem 0anblung mittels zines SSasoz
geipebres erI9ohen.
Gppel1etm. sn Der S6euer
bes 2anotpirtbs s. Nlbreht NOR Teuer
ausgebro9en, bas nidt nur ehert
gan3es Mntpelen, ionoern audi bier
anftobenbeSetonr aerItOrte.
sra mern. 6err
59ult5eib 8lattolb bat aus aiidz
fint auf iein porseldrittenes Mlter
bas Nmt dls SrtsporIteber nieoergez
lest.
2Ne6renBurg.
g 9perin. = Dor tursem perz
i1ieo nad ldneerem 2eioen in Isiner
6eimatbsitabt Snnsbrud Ger bier
felt ssSabren tpobl6efannte Runitmdz
Ter profefor S9retter.
Sort Medlenburs. Der
bieiige brittle 2ehrer &onoD, Sem.
19O4-06, tpurbe an Die Stabti9ule
in Wismdr beruFen.
MaI6in. = 6ier besing Der
S9neioermeifer gaboorf iein 50z
idbriees Meifteriubildum.
ErCak. cSot6rtnsen.
6u,genau. sn Der bieiisen
8eferunssanitalt eritad3 Elm 30a!ing
Namens 8ronner feinen aebrer.
M iii + uufen.-Nls 8erufungsz
fade tpmrbe Dor Der 5traftdmmer Die
8eleioisungs aEage oes gemein0ez
ratbsmitglieoes Slider seaen bus
friibere Gentrumsmitglieb sSries berz
banbelt, Ser bon benz S9Dffenseridt
au 100 Mart @elOitrafe Dernrtbeilt
porben mar. Oie 5traffammer perz
mari aRr Sic 8erufuns uno es blieb
BEL Der @trafe.
2stetnpfaEs.
2anbau. Die Straffammer
perurtbeilte ben bieiisen Deinbdnbler
Sismunb Waier tpesen fbperer
MeinfGli9uns gu feds Monaten Gez
fdngnib. lleber 200 Tuoer tpurben
einge5ogen.
pirmafens. Die srDBte
lGnblide WaIerperlorsuns Baberns
befinbet fid5 in benz 8e5irte pirmaz
Iens. gs lit bic Gelsalptruppe, Der
25 Orte ansebDren. Wiit benz 8au
tpurbe 1901 besonnen. Die Roiten
betragen 100000 Marf; ba3u tomz
men fir bic 1900 Mni4luBleitungen
ipeitere $4,000 Mlarf. Die Gruppe
be5ibt flint 6o1re5erboire. einen Mafs
5ertburm unb 5tpei @9dhte. sic be-
treibt aud inbuitrielIe Mnlagen.
1rO96eespsteam 2saoea.
Rarlsrube. SIN Sabr,
1908 itarben i'm @robber3ogthun
1851 per1onen, oas finh 210 per.
fonen tpeniser als i'm Sabre 1907.
Die Ginlpobner3abl bieiiger Stab
betrus Gnoe 6ebruar 131. 1.219.
Bru1fal. Mls Der leoige "a
sabre aIte Habnbpfarbeiter csyoiepf
Rrdpp nit Dem Meinigen Der Sbei.
ben Ser Weihenlaternen beihdftig
mar, gerietb ct tnfDlse Wi4tctbteni
breier aneinanber gefuppelter Sitter.
augsmdIminen unter Die M1oer Der.
| ielben, nobel ibm Ropf un0 Mrm'
dbgefabrsn ipurben.
6 m irltenoingen. n Nlti
bah fieI bas 5idbrige 606n&tn oei
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

Mls Die galaitgaroe i'm yiloia e
als Waftpoiten aufsogen, ipuroe 8ec
6an1io, oefTen Nadfolaer er ieBt aeipor
genfdaft befreit. Hecbab, Der ni9ts
lth au feinem 8ruber beseben, oieIem
Der Mrmee Der ssunatiirfen ouf 8Dnita
imb lteB i'm baraufbin prompt einiper
1874 in &onitantinopel geboren Duroe
lang Elm potitii6er 8efangener getcs
mib bon faiierliGen 5pipnen auf Sd
erbielt erit feline ssreibeit pieoer, als
Gpnftitution unauerfennen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

lost ubselDf purbe. un0 MaceoDnier
bab gffenbi, Der 8ruber bon Nboul
ben lit, aus ieiner tempprGren 8efanz
als Elm Sdtpdhline 1T, bate iih ndmz
mitsutbeilen. baB er an Dem Nnmdrfh
ntinopel unihulo;a lei uno Mbbul 6az
rem. Der r1eue Sultan, Der i'm Sabre
, 1T iiberbaupt faft iein sanaes 2eben
len. 8or sSubren lieb i'm Mtoul 6az
ritt unb Sritt nerfplgen unb Gecbao
iein 8ruoer aeapunsen nurbe. bic
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13
A5atsrei& 2Bisrtfem0ers.

@tuttga rt.Sm beften Man,
nesalter iit bier ner Setretdr her
@tuttgarter 6anbipertstdmmer Or.
9i1Fnger, nad ldngerem 2eiben ges
ftorben.
:Mfperg. Der aroneniDirtb
Dambah bon bier tam in gutingen
beim Einfteiget in einen 3ug at
sydll, nobel Tim Elm SUB 3erquetSht
ipur6e. Ger Werungliidte 1T gtitors
Ben.
8iberah. Sn 2anbdn bnt
ii6 ber 13iGbrige s5ran3 @hellbr1n
pom 6iiberl IN Der Riiht ieints pfles
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13
Yroptns S6reRe,s.

8resIau. sym llnteriu1unss@
eefdnanib begina cine Mittpe Naz
mems 2uiTe @elbitmDrb. sic befan6
iih in 6aft ipegen Werbredens gegeit
bag feilnenbe 2eben In ii5er bltnbert
ss1llen.
@Ieinib. Bei Der fisfalifhen
Gdnbgefpinnunesanlase in prefhlez
Bic perungliidte in ber Naht Der
Bnggerfiibrer Waterla. CT legte fih
III einen Ganbentlabenagen, fblief
bort Elm unb tDurbe nit Ganb berzt
f1iittet. Beim Gntlnben bes Wagens
duf benz rGliidaufihuhte1 ipurbe
feline 2eide sefnnben.
@Iogau. Der poliaeiletretGr
Nilain t6btete fi9 in feinem Dienit=
3inmer bnrh einen NepolperfhuB IN
Bic rthte @nldfe. st tpurbe son
benz I'm MmtsssehS:;;;SSe ippbnenben po=
li5eiinlpettor 8:funben, ber biz 9biire
Dffen fallb. Der Weritorbene mar.
langidbriser Rafiirer bes Nieber5Hle=
'5li{men sRriegerperbanbes unb genpB
Salgemetues 2lnfeben.
MitteInaI y (. Der 22sidbs
ries GteIlenbefibtrsiobn petritfhet
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

"
RafieI. 25 Sabre fino pers
floTen. bob elmer unferer Mitbiirser,
6err Raufmnni, NeinbolD Qeimtuh,
bei Der MttiengeielIfhdft 6erfultsz
8rauerei. beatp. Bel Der s5irma QofH<
Ibe Brauerei, Gebriibtr @umpf, fpel@
DE bannin Der 6eriules>9rautrei aiifs
eins, als 8,ihbulter unO Grpeoient
fbGtig lit.
Mm /. Mpril iparen es 25 sS1hre,
bob 6err Ghlofer G6riitDpb Gid NIT
Gamilie i'm 6nuie bes 0errn Riirfhs
iitrmeiiters Mollenhuupt, Gntengai5e
10. tpDhnt.
Gfhntgt 6trr Qebrer 6pl(s
itein an ber bitiistn 1iirssrza l6bbsn<
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13

" " W : ~. OSSSu o.S ctiLiJt
auf benz 6hdsberse BE; Maden tpurOe
elm DDnanitdninlas psriibt. @in=
BREEDER fprengten mittels Opnamit
bic airtentbiir, Die Jen!ter tpurben
aertriimmert unb bic Wuuern erbielz
ten Mi7e. Wertbpolle Roitbarteiten
,ipurben serlubt.
MltenDerne Sberbeder.
syn GROCER Gorge befinben fih sic
Gbeleilte Rarl Rraus aus Der aolonte
bierfelbit. Die 16iGbrige 9obter
Matbilbe oerfslben lit ipurlos Ders
ihtpun0en.
Barnp. Der rutbeni!he 2anbs
drbeiter ssSipdn aomunti. tpelher ben
Shnei3er @ronemeier lebensgefGbr=
lih berlebte, tpur0e BON fem poli3eiz
ierseanten Martin bierlelbit feitsez
nDmmen.
BD1um. Dem @ensralIefre-
tGr Dr. SO. 1aars, ber felt 25 sssabren
in ben Dienften oes 8ohumer GMBs
5tahlpereiRs fteht unb insbefonbere
audi Sic Moblfabrtsanitalten be5
Merfes berpnltet, 1T Der 1itsl Roms
il1er3ienratb Derlieben ,uorosn.
Dablbdufen. SIN bieTigen
8ubnlDf iDarbe Der Ghdffner @uitdp
9iegeflarn aus 6attingen tpotge=
Oriidt. 9iaeernann lit 40 Sabre alt
un6 hinterl1Bt srau ilno 5 Rinber.
Nedlingbuufen. Muf be-:
3ehe Mdltrop itiir3te ber Dberiteiger
Areller bon Qeberinahaufen pont G,es
riiit ber aDblenipdlde unO erlitt e;~i
nen G6dbtIbru4. ~ itarb, Dbne
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-08-07

Sometimes. even in the best regu-
lated kitchens. pots boil over. Eth
er salt or coffee grounds, sprinkled
on the stove Immediately will pre-
vent tie odor from spreading thru
the house.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-08-07

Most dis6guring skin eruptions.
scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc, are
due to impure blood Burdock Blood
Bittcrs is cleansing blood tonic.
Makes you c1ear-eycd, clear Drained
clear skinned.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-08-07

Ripe tomatoes will remove almost
any kind Of stain from the hands,
and they can also be used to great
advantage ON white cloth. removing
ink spots as we'll as others.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-08-07

A negro by the name of Shedric
appeared in New Orleans on Mon
day Of last week and made com
plant that he had been unmercifully
beaten and his wife and baby terri
~ mistceatcd by white people near
Belzoni Miss, duplicating some OF
that vicinity. Shedric claims that
he was induced TO go to Belzoni by
labor agent He was put to work
on plantation under the supervis-
ion of 4 Mr.. Cassett, son-in-law OF
Mr. NJ Cohn, a merchant He di-
reefs his main grievance against
Messrs. Turk and Brumheld. mana
ger and foreman OF the plantation
He claims that beside being roughly
treated. he was cheated out of his
wages and was obliged to slip away
from his employers, and now fears
for the safety of his family left be
hind This is the gist OF column
article in the New Orleans States,
and when the matter is sifted down
to facts, we expect that it will be
found that Sherdic is a worthless,
shiitlcss cocaine hcnd, irresponsible
of his sayings. We hope at least no
such barbarism exists in the Delta
country. as reported to the States
by Shedric
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-08-07

At a special election held in Franl,
lin county on last Saturday, Z. w.
Newman was chosen as the success
sor OF his father, the late DR. A. NJ.
Newman, as ohancery clerk OF the
county, winning by good plurality
over five other contestants. The re
~ult OF the election is naturally re
earded as a viudicaton of the New
nam faction in the famous fued and
it was hoped and believed that after
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-08-07

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the heavy loss OF lie that followed
the last fued outbreak that a compro
mise or truce OF some sort could be
patched up, and both families be in
duced TO retire from active partici-
patton in political affairs. The cleo
ton Of young Newman as his faith
er's successor, however. means that
the Newmans will not retire from
politics in Franklin county, although
it IS stated that the surviving mem
bers Of the family have expressed a
willingness TO drop the fued and not
participate in scenes of bloodshed.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-08-07

T. J. Hart. Y years old. was tried
ia the Police Court at Gulfport on
Wednesday for violation of the liq-
uor law. When a search warrant
was put into execution in rooms oc-
cupicd by his sister and himself
whiskey in bottles was found in his
trunk When asked for the keys
of his sisters baggage he claimed
she was absent, and did not have
them, but when he was searched at
police headquarters the keys were
found on his person Her trunks
also contained whisky, He testi-
fed that the whiskcy was for their
own personal use. and that they
both used it. On account OF hi.
youth Judge Hairstin omitted the
$Goo fine which Is usual, and CAV
ham Jail sentence to work out or
the streets.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-08-07

case OF Cornelius Chisholm on the
charge of numbering Joe and Pete
Mcdonald in street duel at Union
few weeks ago. in which Chisholm.
Joe Miller and Murphy Mcdonald
were also wounded The impress
sion prevails on the streets that an
Indictment will be found against
Chisholm, vino has so far recovered
from his own wounds as to be able
to attend court. and to walk around
on the streets unaided.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-04-24

In the district court at Creole
last Monday the case of Hawman
against the United Creole Mining
company was again continued at
the request of the defendant and
WAS set down for trial June %.
This is an action for damages.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-04-24

Robert Peterson was before
Judge Warburton Thursday,
charged with gambling. He plead
guilty and was fined $50 and cost.
He paid in S26-all the availabl
cash he had-and has gone to
work to earn the balance.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-04-24

Col. Corlett returned Wednes-
day from visit to his fruit orch.
ard at Espinola, New Mexico. He
says the fruit trees are all in bios
som except the apples trees.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-04-24

The law against the importation
OF opium, except for medical pur-
poses went into effect April lst,
and 10 very drastic in ito provisions.
The church people are TO be COM
mended for pushing this act
through congress.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-04-24

Senator Tillman of South Caro-
lima has paid his first visit to the
White house in seven years, and
received q cordial greeting from
President Taft. His appearance
today in the executive offices
created a sensation.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-04-24

W. ". Wiley has bought 3.
acre fruit orchard at Espinola,
New Mexico on which there 10 q
five room house The fruit trees
are all large and bearing.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-04-24

A. Ii. Cloudy went to Denver
Thursday night to be gone few
weeks.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-04-24
A CHURCH DIVIDED

Members OF Highland Park
Presbyterian church, Goth avenue
and Julian street, Denver are d.
vided in fight, which threatens
to disrupt the congregation Nine
Of tho twelve elders, three of the
nine trustees. and one of the two
ushers already have resigned to
show their disapproval Of the Rev.
o. $. Baum, pastor.
Most Of the trouble is said to be
the result of the Rev Baum's in
sistence that the church pay 81, 900
each year toward the support Of
the Rev. Ralph Wells, a mission.
ary in China, but the placing Of a
piano in the Sunday school 10 also
. primary cause Of the distu rbance
which has created endless discus.
sion in the Highlands. Some Of
the members declared that the
piano was an instrument Of tie
devil aud declined 70 attend the
church until the instrument was
removed. At the demand VI the
old Scotch members the piano was
removed aud upon the insistence
Of the Sabbath school Il was ne
turned to the church.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-04-24

N. 8. Woods sold 100 head Of
cattle Monday to be shipped to
Pagosa.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-04-24

The cement walk Of Harry
Francklin's new barn are up.
These cement blocks make very
nice building material.