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Cure Your
Rheumatism
Costs Nothing TO Try

Rbeuustisn. Lunbscc Scisricz. Psir IN The
RecF hsrt been cured n The real meaning of
sbe ro-d, IT lsrfle StIlsiagia 1odide OF Po-
-,e-fls Any one. even young child can take
-bsse remedies II any reasonable amount win
perfect safety, and tie results have been found
70 BE astonishing. Il has beez proven that this
combination makes Up the best rheumatism
remedy IN existence. having actually cured msuy
stubborn cases ct over 80 and 40 years standing
-evsn in persons of old age
Tht eve i1gredlen-E nenrloned shove u-eos-ed
win great accuracy and ska aoe only in re-
gard io prop0rti0n. but also n selecting the best
Insterisl have been PIT up 81 compressed tablet
fern. snd are czIed s-Glorls Tonic"
i you sCre. froz sny 10-uB c. u-Ic scsd in
rhe blood. and have Rheumatism. Gout Lsrnbsr 20
ScistIcz. this is the way to drive i ont ct you-
system n Quick tine.
Test ms great remedy sor yourself free n
sending for s trial package 70 John A. smith.
52Sl smith Bldg. NllEzukee. Wis. Send thIs
notice VIII r0Dr name and address on slip %
Tsper and V0u VII receive 3 trial package by
return nE1 absolutely free L is only IN
--sl0rlE Tonic that Fou car get The above CON
bl1sron -sady for use
FU sEl and recommended n Ssn Francisco by
he Owl Drug Co. Suffer ard Fan Ness. Six
teeuth and Mission. rs Market street. Tl0
Market street. Szs keEr8F street Phelsu build
srr Oakland sio-ss-Ibirteenth ard Broadway
Ieuth and Washington. SiEteeuIb and San Pabl0
zlS Thfrres1th street
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco SATURDAY.. September Is 1909
oN-cOHEN-Ieopold Aaron 81. and Rae
barbara Cohen. Is. both of 1922 broadway,
san Francisco
EN-oLSEN-Christisn Andersen. -
and Marie Helene Olsen, "a, both Of z57 Dia-
nend 81
BAYLACo-C Bsptiste Baylacq
q and Valerie csyFsc. 2S, both Of S6o4 Sac
raFneufo 81,
BOOKER -pUNHAM- Claude DuFall Booker. q
Los Angeles and Pearl Lee Durham. 1454
Buchanan St
cAEIIIL-oGLE-Jer Jerome Martin Cahill. s5. and
Re1a Alberta ogle- u. both Of .2e4 Mission
street
cI-ERIcESTJ RLA-Joseph clerici, -. ana
Amelia stur1s Is. both II san Rafael
FnEI. sTZ-BART RIk-Josepb Edeaix. 20 Isz7
MeAliisfer St and Hattie Dorothea Bsrurik.
~ IL Diamond sf-
-LsAIPKE-Auihony William Font q.
and Annie Lampke. Is both of 1857 Fifteenth
avenue-
FRESE-HT TFFScHMIDT-0scar Wilhelm Frise,
- and Rose Maria Hufsehmidt, IS both Of
Portland
HAEGELE-B william Bartlett Hse-
cele. 21 and Alice Catherine Bryant IS both
Of san Fr2neisco-
HIGGINS -MENDEZ-FrsHk Higgins. 2s, and
laura Mendez. IL. both 2f e6s Dore 81.
HI-cK- xIEIs-John Assrd Huck. %, s24
Third st. and Annie Agnes Daniels. =, 20
Townsend ST
Victor Leonard Laine.
%. stockton. and Ics Marie Lehtonenen, 3.
Osk1znd-
I.AINE-PERK0LA-Johp Kasper Lsine. %,
and P-ieta Luisa Pe-kolz- 2s. both OF Oakland.
IosrBARDI-GANDE-Lou LOmbnrdi. IS. ana
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MARRIAGES

LEAcH-HALsEY-In Santa Cruz. Cal. Sep
fefnher IL. 1903. by the Rev. Frank Heath,
Clarence W. Leach Of Berkeley ard Kate A.
Eislsey OF Oakland. Cal.
NATHAN-CoTREI.-In Oakland. Cal. Sepsem-
Der il 1903. Emile c. Nathan Of Sacramento
and Lillian Bessie CotreI Of Oakland
EsToyER-wo0D-I Salinas Cal. Septem-
Der Is. 1909. by Judge David Wallace. Cur
+ Re<toxer and LoreBa T. Wood both Of
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PASSENGERS Hurt
WHEN CARS COLLIDE
Accident at Third and Mission
Streets Is Attended With
Serious Results
Various Minor Mishaps Keep
The Emergency Hospital
Surgical Staff Busy

Through The alleged earelessness- Of
Arthur cartmell motorman OF GENE
teries car No. 1926. two women and
three men. including two carmen, were
injured at Third and Mission streets
and 20 others were thrown into
panic shortly after ! o'clock yesterday
morning. The Two women were only
slightly injured and refused TO go to
a hospital, but the other passenger
was taken to the harbor hospital in
the ambulance. where il was found
that he was suffering from an abrasion
OF the right arm. a puncture of the
right cheek and from the shock TO his
system.
Those injured were:
Miss :. H. Nicholson. 30. Missouri
streets slight cuts and bruises.
Arthur }. Peterson. 4434 Twenty
third street: abrasions of arm and
emergency hospital
Mrs A. TorEney. ia Church street:
injuries slight suffering from shock.
Nicholas SEnaIIbone. I7S Chattanooga
streets injuries slight.
A. CartweII. motorman of cemeteries
ear; injuries slight.
- E Nicholson. conductor of Twen-
ty-fOurth and Hoffman streets car: In
Juries slight.
Car No 1912 Of the Hoffman avenue
line IN charge of Motorman Charles
LaSater- going east, was standing al
Third and Mission streets when Cart
mell's car, going in the same direction,
bumped into Lasater's car.
The two women and Peterson. who
were seated in the rear of the eeme-
teries car. were thrown 10 the floor
by the force Of the collision. Cart
NELL was arrested by Policemen O'Dris-
coli and Tillman on a charge Of bat
tery and was released on $50 cash bail
Thrown From Automobile
IN a row with her male companion.
q woman giving her. name as Bessie
Clark and her address as 3e7 Leaven-
worth street both fictitious. was
thrown from q speeding auto at 2.z5
a. m yesterday IN Market street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh and narrow
" escaped serious iojury. The man
disappeared The woman was treated
al the central emergency hospital for
severe abrasions and contusions OF the
head and body
Trucknan Breaks Leg
John Podesta a truckinan for the
Western meat company, fell from
plank yesterday while loading a freight
car al Sixth and Townsend streets and
fractured his left leg. The wheelbar-
row. which was loaded with lard cases.
landed on top OF the fallen mans
limb. causing the fracture. He was
treated AZ the central emergency hos
pitaL
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Jennie Gsndi, 25. both Of 1855 Kearny st.
Y-PEDERSON-Charles Kenneth Muir
ray. 80. Oakland. and Jennie P4trine Peder-
SON %. Samoa. Humboldt county, Cal.
-ALBASETTI-Giuseppe Nfcri so 1889
kearny ST. and Marie AIbasetfl, -, a23
Green St
PARAFIS0-SOSTIN- ParaFiso. n,
and Stella Nostin, -. beth Of AS Vallejo St
SMTTH-BARKER-Fra Morris Smith. %,
117s Ellis St. and Anna Marie Barker. p.
1855 Oak
EN-GLAZIER-EdmuD Carl Wallen. 20.
and Grace osgood Giszier IS, both Of 81
Sycamore 81.
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PEARY and COOK

Accomplished wonderful feat. Yet
ore q Doubtful value TO man al enor-
llcus cost in money and vitality You
uan obtain happiness and prosperity
ln way that you can hardly notice.
stop paying rent own z home and be-
come Independent
Buy ar sunnyEale, Il presents you the
greatest opportunities with the small
cst outlay The Joshua Hendy Iron
Works. Libby. McNeilI & Libby. the
SDnnEFale Canneries. the Hydrocarb
Companies the jubilee Incubator Com
gallE- Madison a. Bonner Fruit Packing
House Century Paint and Roofing Com
rany and the new plant Of the johnson
- ractor Co have al present over LOCO
y ople emp Dyed with a large weekly
payroll Sunnyvale has the highest al
1ifuce on the railroad 10 san Jose. is
The center q the richest agricultural
section and is the most progressive
little city on the coast Values must
naturallT lT increase and make YOU a
home for profit as well as pleasure
Large lots. 50xlss 70 half acres. and
> acreage soc q lot and up. on easiest
terms
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BIRTHS

GREER-In Los Angeles Cal. September l6.
1853. 10 The wife Of Percy H. Greer. son.
LTDEMANN-In Milibrac. San Nstec county.
Cal. September u. 1909, 10 the wife Of
AdoIrh T. Lrdemann, q son.
NFYER-In this city. September II. 1909. 10
the wife OF George Meyer tnee LensefeIdl, a
daughter.
aIIELENZ-In this city September l3, 1909. to
The wife Of Edw- T. Mielenz tnee ChIldse, a
daughter
TANRoN-In Ross. Marin county. Cal, Septem-
Der 6. 1909 To the wife Of Marcel Tanron,
daughter.
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4 World BeaterS

Roberr r Gallagher and the
three fastest shorthand writers Of
-heir age lie The world. Nilhelmine
Boock- Euth Ohlson and Anna
Weber who have written before
superior judges and the press Of
Ssn Francisco from zee 70 25G words
per minute These girls are bat 15
years CT age are graduates Of
AGHER-NARSH BUSINESS
COLLEGE and OF course. write
Gala agheT-M Marsh Shorthand system.
rfe most highly improved Pitmanic
system uf shorthand IN existence.
There are multiIUdes OF bows and
girls iu san Francisco and vicinity
who could DO as well as these girls
u they were properly taught
&, one reason Tor The great success
n GALLAGHER MARSH BUSINESS
LLEGE is that i does not divide
Us eGorrs by attempting 10 teach
Tie mechanic arts but specisEfzes
on shorthand. rv7iDg and book
keeping. thus insuTing for its
students the best results. Day and
evening sessions send for free
circular.
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Truckman Breaks Leg
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
Notable Deaths

mrs. J B ToBERMAN OF HOLLYWOOD.
HOLLYWOOD. Cal. Sept 1S--Ars- J. B Tober-
maH. 6l years Of age. wife Of former Mayor
TobermsD. died last night The Homer To-
herman hospital which she endowed IN mem
orr of her son She came from Missouri 40
years age
MAJOR WILLIAM Z. WILLIAMS OF CHI
CAGo-C'hicaEe Sept 1S.-Maior William II.
Williams. fer many years eInploye Of the
United States treasury department in Wash
inE1on died last night 81 his banle in Oak
Park a suburb During the civil war Major
!, Willisms was tent mate Of the late Presi-
dent Garfield.
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Birth. marriage and death notices sent by msil
viii not be inserted. They must be handed In al
either Of the publication Offices and be iDdorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied 70 have the same published Necces re
sfricfed simply 10 the announcement OF The event
published once IN this column free Of charge
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81 Dress GOOds---65c

NJ ON, when the demand is greatest,
we have made the price the lowest.
These materials Serges in all colors. an
alI-wool quality, satin Prunellas in COM
plete variety of shades, and ~ yard Eng
lish Mohairs are especially desirable for
the making OF Fall suits and one and
three piece dresses. These are the same
qualities that everybody charges SI!o0 for.
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DEATHS

ADELsDoRFER-In this city September 1s.
1909. Rose, beloved wife Of the late Zach
Rr5as Adeisdorfer. and loving mother of Ernest.
John and Louis Adelsdorfer Of San Francisco.
william Adelsdmfer Of New Yerk city. Mrs.
Emma Bergman Mrs C. Lewis. Johanna and
Adele Adelsderfer Of this city and Mrs. Marie
Beyfuss of hfil VALLEY. Cal. a native Of
Furth- Bavsrfa. aged "a years and 10 months.
The funeral tpanorrow aMondayi. september
20, 1909. 81 IL O'clock. FROM the chapel Of
n Gray & Co. 219e Gearv street corner OF
Derisadero. lnfermenf private
ANGELIC this city. September IL. 1909.
Horace B. Angel, dearly beloved husband Of
Safher M a e o1is r.. Chester S T. Emils H. 'snd and
ldella r. Angel and Mrs C. r. Moulfhrep
Of Alameda Cal. native OF Rhode Island
aged 20 years . months and DAYS.
Friends and acauainfapees are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral today fSHn-
rem lis ressae6rs i'd % zoe Howard Street
luferment Cypress Lawn rfmefery- ny elef-
and 'ia vaiencia - streets. reefs At 80 p m :
Eihd Margaret Bereii dearly beloved daurh.
Nsr FevelL and niece OF Mrs. ID. D. Hunt
Mrs Il. T. F. Williams. Mrs. J. r. Me-
Corrniek and H. s. and william Bevell. ma
tire of San Francisco Cal. aged Is wears and
Friends ard aceuaintanees are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow elpn-
dar5. September 20 1909. At $50 a. 1n. from
flle residence Of her parents 54s Fourth ave-
II the sea church. where requiem mass viii
he celetrafed Tor the repose Of her soul. COM
nlenciBg al a. m. inferment private
cURIEY-sn colfax CAL, September is. 1909
Thomas Henry dearly beloved son of Cath
crime and the late Thomas Curley, native
of Aulurn, Placer county; Cai.
intermenf Cplfax cemetery Monday.
DoHEDTy-Dror ned near TriDchfra- Cola Sep
lember q 1868, William J. Beaerfy. belored
sen uf Msrgaref J. and the late John Dnherty.
and brother OF Joseph. Frank. John. Janaes
Edward and George Bobcsay and Mrs Henry
1loIIer. natiEe Of Nora New Mexico, aged.
DuPoKT-In This eitr. September IS. 1850, Sc
7inn believed daughter OF Alpbnuse Dupont and
Fannie Dupont and sister 81 Francls Dupont.
nafsre q San FrHncisco. GaL- aged month
and IS DAYS s.
onkland- Cal. September Is, 1893.
Annie J. Duncan bcloTed mother 81 James
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TExEIRA-In Oakland, Cal. September IS
1909 Mary dearly beloved wife of Antoine
Texeira and loving mother of Mary Julia.
Jessie Virginia. 10 and Mamie Texeira. ma
tive Of Portugal. aged 50 years and months
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CARD OF THANKS

FoTFy-Tbe family Of 0he late Thomas
Foley herewith express theft heartfelt thanks
TO the relatives and many friends who ex-
tended so many evidences Of their heart
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Resolutions of Respect.

On the 22nd Of June our community
was made sad by the death of Mrs.
Lucie Bronston Best. Granny" as
she was lovingly called. was a regular
attendant at church and Sunday school
until the past few years. Being of a
bright and genial nature she won many
friends and up until the end she was
cheerful and thoughtful of those around.
Resolved. BY her death the church
has lost faithful member. the family
a loving mother and our society a
staunch supporter and loyal member.
To the family we extend our deepest
sympathy.
Resolved. That a copy Of these reso,
lutions be sent to the family and copy
sent to the INTERIOR JOURNAL for pub.
LEGATION.
LADIES AID SOCIETY. MoRELAND.
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Kentucky Fair Dates.

Winchester. Aug. 3-5 days.
Danville. Aug. "a days.
Bluegrass Fair. Lexington. August
e-6 days.
Taylorsville. Aug. l0-i days.
Tri-State Fair, Middlesboro. Aug. II
4 days.
Harrodsburg. Aug. l2-3 days.
Lawrenceburg. Aug. IA days.
Perryville, Aug. Is 3 days.
Barbourville. Aug. 1873 days.
Brodhead. Aug. 1873 days.
Shelbyville. Aug. 2i-5 days.
Elizabethtown. Aug. 24-3 days.
Springfield, Aug. 25-4 days.
London. Aug. 25-4 days.
Somerset, Aug. 3l-4 days.
Frankfort, Aug. 3l-i DAYS.
Nicholasville. Aug. 3l-i days.
Bardstown, Sept. IA days.
Monticello. Sept. IA days.
Kentucky State Fair. Louisville Sept
1876 days.
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Twas A Glorious Victory.

There's rejoicing in Fedora, Tenn
A mans life has been saved, and now
DR.. Kings New Discovery is the talk
OF the town for curing G. V. Pepper OF
deadly lung hemorrhages. ~ could
not work nor get about" he writes,
"and the doctors did me nogood, but,
after using DR.. Kings New Discovery
three weeks, feel like new man, and
can do good work again." For weak
sore Or diseased lungs, Coughs and
Colds, Hemorrhages, Hay Fever, La
Grippe, Asthma or any Bronchial af-
lection II stands unrivaled. Price soc.
and 81. Trial bottle free. Sold and
guaranteed by Penny's Drug Store.
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MATRIMONIAL.

l.. c. Mcintosh, Of Danville, and Miss
Msdge King. Of Kings Mountain. were
married last week.
Harry Lanier. Of Mill Springs. and
Miss Janette McKechnie. Of Bronston,
were married last week.
George Kinds, widower Of g., and
Mrs. +. b. Joshlin, 81. were made one
at the formers home Saturday.
The wedding dress Of Lillian Nordica,
who was married to George W. Young.
the New York banker. is described ~
one Of the most beautiful ever seen. 1t
is Of priceless duchesse lace over white
chiffon. She will not wear a hat or
veil Her only ornament will be a
string Of pearls.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Rice, 523 Harri-
son street, announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Leta. to Mr.. James
William Jones. Of Temple. Tex. the
wedding to take place on Wednesday
night. Sept. l, at the First Methodist
Episcopal church. Miss Rice. who is
Of the younger set, is a girl Of wonder
fully sweet personality and distinctive
ly Southern type. She is the eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rice. Mr..
Jones is a clothing merchant who lives
in Temple, Tex where the Rice fam
lily formerly lived, and although he and
his fiance have been friends for more
than two years their engagement dates
back only TO last Christmas. A number
Of Topeka girls will attend Miss Rice
as bridesmaids. Her sister. Miss Anna
Burr Rice, will be maid Of honor and
Mrs. J. J. Booker. Of Temple. Texas.
who is Mrs. Rice's sister. will be the
matron Of honor. Rev. ID. II. Rice, of
Abba. la. Miss Rice's grandfather.
will perform the ceremony. Mr.. Jones
will be attended by Mr.. Charles Bohon,
Of Lebanon. KY, as best man. The
wedding will be large affair and will
be Of especial significance because Of
the prominence Of the Rice family.
Mr.. Rice is general storekeeper for the
Santa Fe and has lived in Topeka for
seven years. Topeka, Kansas. Daily
Capital. Mr.. Jones is well and favor
ably known in this county. having lived
at Hustonville for several years.
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IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES.

The widow Of John Miller is dead at
Richmond. aged IS.
A little son Of John Wood, Of Pulaski,
was bitten by copperhead snake and
is in dangerous condition.
Mrs. Marion Green Heller, daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. f. M. Green, of DAN
vile, is dead after long illness. Her
home was at Waynesville, N. c.
j. Garrett Wood, who left Danville
some four years ago and located at
Little Rock, Ark fell from a window
of an eight story building there and
died instantly.
The first city directory of Danville
will come from the press next week. 1t
will show that this city has populs-
ton Of $3.50, an increase of 1000 since
the last census was taken.
A Northbound Louisville & Nashville
freight train jumped the track near
Hazel Patch and an engine and six cars
were wrecked. Fireman E. Wadslich
was probably fatally hurt.
A Richmond dispatch says that an
unknown party called at the home of
Ollie Barr, farmer living near Paint
Lick, and left a basket containing a
girl baby and lots of clothes.
The store of Dooley & Sinton and the
Post-ofiice at Withers, Rockcastle coun-
ty, were robbed. Over 81, 900. a lot of
clothing, few registered letters and
stamps to the amount of $500 were taxi
en-.
Sheriff George W. Swaner, of Laurel,
placed in Jail Chess Elliott. Fred Viii.
liams and Mlfred Lauson, charged with
committing on assault upon the l4-year-
old daughter of John Bryant, who lives
near Corbin.
One hundred men, armed with Win.
chesters. made an unsuccessful at
tempt to lynch James White, a Negro,
who attempted to assault Mossie Wood
ward in Middlesboro, last Thursday.
The men marched through Middlesboro
and took the train for Pinevile, where
the Negro was incarcerated for safe
keeping. They stormed the Jail, but
found it empty.
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Washington's Plague Spots

lie in the low, marshy bottoms of the
Potomac, the breeding ground of ma.
laria germs. These germs cause chills,
fever and ague, biliousness, iaundice,
lassitude, weakness and general de.
bility and bring suffering or death to
thousands yearly. But Electric Bit
tiers never fail to destroy them and
cure malaria troubles They are the
best all-round tonic and cure for ma.
laria | ever used" writes II. Nj.
James, OF Louellen, S. G. They cure
Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Blood
Troubles and will prevent Typhoid.
Try them, SOC. Guaranteed by PEN
ny's Drug Store.
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NEWS NOTES.

Campbellsville Is to have a $50, zoo
hotel
Gov. Wilson has offered a reward OF
$500 for the arrest Of DIR. W. L. Nut.
tail.
Night riders destroyed the saw mill
Of ODE Clifton in Cheatham county,
Tenn.
Elem Powell. merchant at Glasgow.
was killed by current from an arc light
wire.
Peter Crosby, a well.known citizen.
was killed in fall through an elevator
shaft at Ashland.
John t. Hayes, an insurance agent.
was run over and killed by an L. e. N.
train at Lexington.
Fire starting from an explosion of
gasoline on the fourth floor Of a brick
building in St. Paul resulted in the
death Of nine persons.
Robert Poynter. of Adair, killed a
rattle snake which was a. inches long
and which had nine rattles.
James White. a Negro. accused of at.
tempted assault on a little girl at Mid
dlesboro, was taken to Pinevile for safe
keeping.
| Mrs. Ella Flagg Young was elected
superintendent of the Chicago school
system. She is the first woman to hold
the office.
William McCracken is under arrest at
London charged with defrauding insur-
ance companies Of $50, 900 while living
in Oklahoma.
The Senate ratified an arbitration
convention between the United States
and Paraguay, which was signed on
March IL last.
In head-on collision at Coldwell,
Washington, two electric passenger
trains were wrecked. Ten were killed
and 60 injured.
The city clerk Of Cincinnati an
nounces that during the past year there
was one divorce granted for every sew
en- marriages celebrated.
As a result Of switch engine DASH
ing into a heavily-loaded suburban
street car in Memphis. Tenn, one per-
son was killed and ten injured.
Lightning struck the kitchen of
suburban dwelling at Memphis, instant
ly killing two children, fatally injuring
third child and seriously injuring the
latter's mother.
President Taft is said to be highly
pleased with the conference report on
the tariff bill. Many of the Western
Senators who voted for it are said to
have done so with bad grace.
County Judge James Polsgrove. Of
Franklin county, has requested Gov.
Wilson to offer a reward for the arrest
Of DIR. W. II. Nuttall. former superin-
tendent of the Institute for the Feeble
Minded.
Mrs. Hannah Mullarkey. wife Of John
|. Mullarkey.a prominent railroad man,
and Edward b. Axline committed sui
eide in the Mullarkey home in Bellevue.
The woman swallowed carbolic acid and
the man shot himself.
Earth shocks of terrific force in the
central part of Mexico destroyed an
immense amount Of property, and it is
feared resulted in heavy loss of life.
SO far as aseertained, Ia persons were
killed and many injured.
Forty miners were overcome by gas
in the Central Coal and Coke Co s
mine, No. a, at Pittsburg. Kas All
but Is were quickly placed out of dan
ger. Twelve were seriously and three
perhaps fatally hurt. Nearly all are
foreigners.
Owen Rowley probably laughed him
self to death in Chicago. His cousin,
Edward Rowley, told a funny story
while they were sitting on an iron rail-
ing and Owens mirth shook him off to
the basement Is feet below. His spine
was broken and he will probably die.
1 Twas A GlOPious VietOPv
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No matter how long you have suf-
fered, Foley's Kidney Remedy will
help you. Mrs. 5. l.. Bowen, of
Wayne, w. Va, writes: | was suf-
ferer from kidney disease, so that at
times | could not get out of bed, and
when | did i could not stand straight.
| took Foley's Kidney Remedy. One
dollar bottle and part of the second
cured me entirely" twill cure you
Sold by New Stanford Drug Co.
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After to day South Carolina will be
added to the fold of Statewide prob :
bition territory, which now embraces
well nigh all the Southeastern States.
However, the drouth is to be Temporal
ry-unless the voters in the 81 wet
counties that are to hold local option
elections on Tuesday. Aug. II, declare
for perpetual dryness.
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At Canton, o., Mrs. Tony Panilla
shot and killed her husband and then
stabbed Mrs. Clara Pizzani to death.
Panilla and the Pizzani woman had
eloped. but a reconciliation had been
effected with the wife and Mrs. Piz-
zani was living with the Panillas. Mrs.
Pauilla says she saw her husband in
Mrs. Pizzani's room.
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Scared With A Hot Iron,

or scalded by overturned kettle-cut
with a knife -bruised by slammed door
injured by gun or In any other way
the thing needed at once is Bucklen's
Arnica Salve TO subdue Inflammation
and kill the pain. It's sarth's supreme
healer, infsllibie for Boils, Ulcers,
Fever Sores, Eczema and Piles. 25c At
Penny's Drug store.