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The Washington times., 1910-09-01
SAENGERFEST OPEN
IN SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept. 1.-The
national coIors Of Germany and the
United States are rruch III evidence ia
san Francisco today In honor Of the
Pacific Saengerbund. whose anngsI
Saergerfest opens tonight
t-verv arriving train brought its quota
Of Visitors today and the total attend
arc is expected TO exceed 10.egN The
= rdiforiura where the meetings and
concerts 7iu be held. is tastcfuTy dee
Grated.
The eae1gerfest VII be N session hve
dasS. During that time there VIII be
several grand concerts. IN which q
chorus Of go voices and q number OF
noted -oloist= viii participate. * biz
ortfrc n Piedmont Park OAKLAND and
excursions 90 the University Of taiifOr-
MA and NJ Tamalpais are among the
features OF the entertainment program
The Washington times., 1910-09-01
CAR GRAFT CASE
OPENS AT CHICAGO
Former Clerk of Company
Gives Damaging
Testimony.

CHICAGO. sept Clarence II. Polly,
former chief clerk OF the Osterman
Manufacturing Company, was the first
witness in the hearing or the charges
of graft in connection Wi5U car repairs,
against Frank II. Hartman. John n
Taylor and Charles 7. living, which
was resumed the municipal court
This morning
Polly has proved 10 De fun of infor-
nation concerning the methods by
which the Illinois Central was robbed
of 5000 0fo in the swindle, telling now
cars which never were inside the Os-
termau shops, were billed as having
been repaired and bills seEt to the rail-
road company. He said ne made out
bills under direct orders from henry
Osterman against cars seen passing lhe
shop He gave list Of 40 cars which
he said were charged with repdlTS, Dul
which never had been inside the shop-
The Washington times., 1910-09-01
Housewares

housewares
one large size Gas Range. direct
action -Four burners. and war
ranted 10 give satisfac-
ton Worth $1,000 Re eli 40
duCed TO ---.----- u AsSO
one two burner Gas Range. steel
frame Worth S10.00- Re &c 10
one threc-burner Gas Range
E TtssI franc 5s Worth 'ia- S7.49
. Ball Bearing Lawn Movers
large RIgs,s size 70 Worth $3.50. S3.49
Ranney Hardwood Ice Chests.
double doors Galvanized
iron lined Worth $3.50 60 *
Reduced TO ........... C0s -
Lot Of hardwood extension frame
Window Screens. 80 inches high
and open 20 45 inches. Rem 0So
nant price. each -.---.-.-- ZON
Lot OF Enamel Ware. including
covered sauCepaus. buckets. coffee
pots tea kettles. rice boilers. dish
pans pans. preserving kettles etc
etc Some pieces slightly Clipped.
Values worth up to 75c each loo
sale price -------.-.------- AUN-
The Washington times., 1910-09-01
No Cough

Have not coughed once all day? let
you may cough tomorrow Better be
prepared for it when II comes. ASK
your doctor about keeping Ayers
Cherry Pcctoral in the house. Then
when the hard cold or cough first
appears you have a doctors medicine
right at hand. Sold for seventy years.
Your Doctors approval Of ayers Chcuy
Peotorol JoiH certainly set al doubt at rest.
Do as he says He kT1olrs- T g Ayss 20, 60.
The Washington times., 1910-09-01
BOYS CIT WIRES

NORRIST0wN. Pa. Sept because
they are ALLEGED to Eeve cut signal wires
alcrE the Reading railway system in
the vicinity OF LinfeId. fl order that
The freight trains would s1on and they
Re enabled 20 roo cars hy throwing
Frank Aajusly- Oliver Struuk- AGau'
Jswz0wsLy Frank StulrZ. STANLEY Pa
voSEi and Chester CnebiE. all Reading
bovs. have keen sent 60 jail ay Justice
Leuhards-
Arizona republican., 1910-08-13
>n-End Clearance Sale
()RIAL- l

NOT HESITATE N WE SAY THAT
 IS BEYOND A }r THE GREATEST . OF MEMS FINE LAT EVER OCCUR ENIN. GREATEST, BECAUSE PRICES THE LIMIT BUT FRY PENNY $ MERCHANDISE OF ,F THE HIGHEST HAINABLE. IN A
 STOCKS FRO NJ SELECT ARE A REP q SHOWING OF THE RODU CTIONS OF SREATEST MANU- EWING A $35.OO AL MIN SUIT FOR AS IS.95. THINK OF jG OR $500 MANHAT- $ OR $1.95. YOU NEV- BEFORE AND VERY .0U NEVER w ILL HAVE INVOICES FOR $ ! OF DOLLA R'S dOODS FOR FALL SIT HAVE ROOM TO | WHEN THEY COME lONEY TO PAY FOR so WE HAVE CUT IT AND LEFT AND POWER OF THESE
 b EDUCTIONS $ ORES OF THE MOST
 BARGAINS YOU
 THIS OPPORTUN- [OU-YOU CAN FIT T FOR MONTHS TO
 VIE X FULL THIRD ASE MONEY WHILE
 BANGED OR YOUR NO SOUR LOOKS
 ATS THE BEST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01
SPEEDY" CAUGHT IN SEATTLE.
Alleged Murderer OF Tim Patten Held
There for Local Authorities.

Arrested In Seattle, Wash, as a pick
pocket suspect, a man giving the name
OF Sam Porter has been identified as
William Jenries, alias salt Lake
Speedy" who is wanted in this city
on the charge of numbering William
Coslett, alias Timothy Iatten, alias
Timothy Churchill. in the Heidelberg
saloon on the early morning OF Aug b.
a photograph received yesterday by
the local authorities from Seattle was
Identified as that OF Speedy" and att
en- "a complaint had been secured charg-
ing Jeffries with murder, Deputy Sheriff
Andrew j. Smith left yesterday after
noon for Seattle 10 secure the prisoner.
Jeffrios is alleged to have murdered
Coslett during an alteration arising
over a woman OF the underworld. I'M
mediately after the shooting Jerries
made his escape, running into the arms
OF the police twice only to he released.
Just before his resignation as chief or
detectives, It is said, George A. sheets
advised the chief OF police that II he
wanted to get SPEEDY he would fina
him In Seattle.
When Jeffries was arrested In Seattle
several days ago the police there ind
Ing that he answered the description OF
the man wanted In Salt Lake, CONS
municated with the local authorities
and sent photograph that was re
ceived yesterday. II Is expected that
Jeffries will make strong tight 10
prevent extradition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01
WAR ON w0RMY FRUIT.
County Horticultural Inspectors Re-
port Gives Interesting Figures.

According 10 report Of County Hor-
tioultural Inspector i. G.. stay during
tho month OF August he destroyed 10
bushels of apples out OF a total OF
5,O32 bushels inspected All Of this
fruit was grown In Utah with the ox-
,eptiln Of one car from Sweetwatef
oregon, containing $50 boxes. In one
lot from Provo alone 6S bushels were
destroyed
During the month he inspected 96i
bushels Of pears. of which 81 bushels
were destroyed, the largest lot destroyed
at one time being % no Sss from Provo.
Both apples aud pears were condemned
on account Of the larvae OF the cooling
moth.
Mr. stay says that the nurseries have
AN been visited. and Ina most cases We're
found To be In excellent condition. The
hNe deputies In the department worked
total of 81 days mostly ont Of salt
Lake city Their chief duty has been
60 watch the pcdlers who sell fruit Ia
Bingham, Murray Mtdvale and Gar
fold and to keep AN eye on an orchards
Mr. stay himself has spent most Of
his time az the early morning market
in tho city and az the commission
houses. as well as on the streets warn
ing pcdlers lie says he intends To-
stamp the handling Of infected fruit
out of the city: and I'M pursuance Of
that policy had many men arrested
during tho month Of August The
peaches are being closely watched for
scale Insects but SO far the supply has
boon quite satisfactory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01
NEW STREET CAR SCHEDULE.
Changes That Are 10 Take Eject the
Day Following Labor Day.

The following schedule IL issued today
by tho street railway management for
the ensuing fall and winter to take effect
the day following Labor day:
The East second South and Mt. oil
vet line will run west on Second south,
and alternate to Jordan Bridge ana Tenth
south ON Eighth West street.
The East South Temple street line
will run 10 second West and Ninth
South until the extension To Tenth
South Is completed, about Oct 1.
The Third avenue line will run 20
Liberty park Via Fifth South street
All OF these lines WIN have 10
minute service except that from Eighth
West and Second South to the end OF
the two branch lines, There will be IA
9-minute service instead OF Il Commute
service, as under the present schedule
The schedule to Fort Douglas via
Third avenue will remain as at pres
ent, 20 minutes.
The depot cars will make what will
be known as the loop running via
9rende street and Third South street
rms service will be 5-minute one,
tne cars running In opposite directions.
The Wandamere cars viii run up
Main street to Second South. thence
east 70 state and south 20 Fourth
south east on that street TO Seventh
last and south TO the park
Ihe Time Of the Murray. Sandy and
MldNale cars will remain the same until
The arrival OF the new cars. when the
tuhning time for the round trip Will
%, cut down at least 20 minutes.
sent. il will he change day" for all
moormen and conductors Of the com
nsnN. the day on which they will take
'he runs they Will have until next spring
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01

that an agreement had been made
whereby printed arguments would be
filed with the clerk Of the court not
later than oct. | and that the answer
would he filed not later than Oct Is
and reply within FIVE days thereafter.
The contempt case is the outgrowth
of the trial OF Thomas Riley for the
murder OF George W Fassell on the
night OF March &c, 1910 The day after
the murder the confession OF Harry
Thorne. the accomplice Of Riley, was
published IN all OF the papers in Salt
Lake city; but "A month or so later
when Riley was being tried and before
a jury had been procured, The Herald
Republican re-published the confess
sion Of Thorne twice during one week.
This so retarded the procuring of an
unbiased jury that Atty. Pardee moved
for a change OF venue, and Judge Lewis
cited The Herald Republican for con-
tempt The motion for change Of
venue was denied, but IT IS now before
the supreme court as ground for a
new trial
In July the officers Of the paper and
the reporter were brought before Judge
Lewis. and after brief argument were
sentenced as follows: The Herald
Republican fined $500: George + Hale,
manager fined 5000 ana sentenced to 80
days in the county jail Ithese two being
the limit Of the law): Arthur j. Brown,
managing editor. $40; Paul Armstrong.
acting city editor $40, and Carl VIII
liams, court reporter, $40.
a writ OF review was granted by the
supreme court returnable today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01
SURPRISE SPRUNG
ON SUPREME COURT
District Attorney George Halver-
son Of 0goen Brings
Up a Point.
INVOLVING CERTI0RARl WRIT
fakes the stand That One Member of
The Court Alone Cannot
Issue Writ.
INVOLVING cERTI0RARl WRIT

A surprise was sprung on the supreme
court this morning when Dist. Atty.
c.soree Halverson of ogden questioned
te right of single member of tho
supreme court to issue a writ OF Ger
t,orarl, insisting that such "A writ must
he issued by the clerk by order Of a
nm court The question arose on
motion Of Atty. Halvcrson 70 dismiss
tbe writ Of certlorari given by Chlet
Justice StrauD to review the line Tor
contempt imposed by Judge John y
Howell OF the Second district on r. h.
Robinson.
Robinson was found guilty Of con-
teupt by Judge Howell and sentenced
10 pay a fine with the understanding
that when the fine was paid he wcuid
bA purged of the charge of contempt.
Robinson did not pay the fine hut IN
stead asked for a writ Of certiorari n ON
the supreme court. Authorities on bpth
sides we're presented this afternoon
Atty Halverson relies on section
OF article s OF the constitution when
reads.
'The s,Ipreme court shall have orig
tpal jurisdiction to issue writs or man
damtls certiorari. prohibition, quo war
ranto and habeas corpus, Each or thf
justices shall have power To issue Wits
OF haboas corpus, 10 any part OF INC
state, upon petition by or ON bchalf ~
any person held In actual custody anu
may make such wrlts returnabie before
himself or the supreme court, or before
any district court or Judge thereof IN
Tho state In other cases the supreme
court shall have appellate Jurisdiction
only, and power TO issue writs netes-
sarv and proper for the exercise OF thdi
Jurisdiction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01
ADJUSTMENTS

Thcatcr--The season sale opens to-
DAY. and tomorrow those desiring uck-
cts for Henrietta Crosman's appearance
next Monday night. will be accommo-
dated.
Maurice Csmpbelrs Vicws---Maurice
Campbell, husband and manager of
Henrietta Crosman, and one OF the
theatrical powers In New York, passed
through the city today. He is one OF
the firm allies of the Theatrical trust
and confidently says that he has no
doubt OF their continuing on top In
the struggle: In fact, he says the 9TH
er side is so widely branched out that
II will be impossible for IL To cover its
territory and satisfy the local managers
with which it does business.
CoIoniaI--Wilton Lac<aye wound up
his engagement last night in the pres
ence of another brilliant audience. He
was called on for the customary speech
and responded In his usual effective
style
The sale IL now going on for the next
attraction. Margaret Ellington, who
opens at the Colonial Monday evening
Travato. the Filipino vio-
Iinist, was unable to appear yesterday
afternoon, owing TO Illness, but no
went on and made his usual success
last night. All scven OF the weeks nets
are scoring heavily and the attendance
is exceptionally good.
Garricl-The new Garrick is now
ready for the opening OF the boxofics
and the playhouse presents a handsome
picture with It's artistic decorations and
up-to-d date appearance. Tho company OF
IA players Is In fine trim and the weeks
rehearsals have been fully satisfactory
to the management.
Daniels-The closing performances
of the week at tho Daniels occur tomor-
row, when "Tho Summer Tourists VIII
he shevcd. 20 be succeeded by The
Lobster Girl Saturday afternoon.
Moving Picturcs-The Shubert, Isis
Luna and Elite all wind up their bills
OF the week tomorrow, and all present
new acts Saturday afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS.
Westminster Prcsbyteriaus Voice sen
timent In Regard to Merchants Aid.

The Westminster Prosbyterians passed
the following resolution at Wednesday
evenings meeting:
''N'dercas Many Of the business firms
and corporations and many individuals
OF salt Lake city have expressed their
interest In tho moral aud spiritual well
fare OF our city, as represented and fos-
tered BIZ tho Christian churches. by imam
cially assisting IN the erection of our
new church building.
BE u Resolved. That We. the officers
and members OF the Westminster Pres
bytcrian church, express our sincere APP
probation of their help. and that we
invoke Gods high blessing on them and
ourselves and all Christian people Of our
city, to the end that his Kingdom may
be promoted IN our mast and his name
be exalted In all the earth"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01
Lieut.. Clayton Coolidge
Carries Off First Honors

possible score is ~ points In the Skin
mish run there are 100 points possible
Tho team average OF hits was over Is
per cent The Utah tea. last Ncnr tin
ishcd I'm seventh place in class G..
while two years ago. tho first time tho
It finished seventh from tine bottom of
the list in field OF over 80 competition.
Gen WclsNood is naturally pleased
with the showing made tracing tho
development or tho rincmon directly TO
the superior trainng i'm rifle practise
which the National Guard Of Utah has
received in tho past two years
The tabulatcd score of the Utah team
Is az follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01

Adjt Cen r. A Wedsvood returned
from Camp Perry. Ohio yesterday.
bringing the first complete score Of the
Utah rifle team. which won third place
In class q IN the national rife match.
tho bic competition Of tho matches held
there last month. Lieut. clayton Cool-
idgc OF the First battalion stan won
hrst honors for Utah with score or
96o points. sergt Herbert Anderson
Of company II landed second. Lieut..
Harry Wintch OF Mint third. and
sergt Leroy Warthman OF the signal
corps fourth At each range. zoo yards
slow fire, 500 yards slow fire. 900 yards
SLOW fire and goo yards rapid fire, the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01

CURED in tho Atlantic coast states and
in Montana and northern Idaho.
The Indications are for generally fair
weather in this vicinity tonight and
Friday with very little change In tenn
perature.
COMPARATIVE DATA FOR SALT
LAKE
The highest temperature yesterday
was IS degrees. The mean was IL de.
grees, or just normal The lowest to-
day was 81 degrees. The weather record
at salt Lake city extends ~ far back
as 1874 Since that time the highest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01
COAL LAND ENTRIES.
List OF Designations IN Utah Counties
And Their Classidcations.

inc local land office has received
.st Of designations OF the coal lands in
name. Iron and Washington counties
Nuilh have been surveyed for coal lands
10 classified according Ia their value
KY lands which at the time of entry
go more than IS miles from a railroad
800 which by reason of the ronEtruction
80 railroad are brought closer than ID
musS 70 The line The selling price OF Tie
s NV is 70 be doubled. The designate
"Ie as follows:
n,n,oWnshlp 20 south. range west; mini
nun nun Price of land. SIS per acre maxi
sun price per acre. SOS Township SS
h,S iange 10 west; minimum price OF
n ~ -. maximum price. s@ Township
ti .u,n' range 10 west; minimum price.
ac,, p'l acre. maximum price $50 peT
Me-, township 81 south. range is
lmu, minimum price OF land SIS. max
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01
CONDUCTOR GEDDY QUITS.
was Charged with Kicking Boy From
Street Car.

No"ductor Goddy OF the street rail-
VINO was charged with kicking
ills car e-year-old boy named
~ &c saunders. who was stealing n
da,. upiown from the salt Palace sun
,o, -fehihgi Tort tho service of the
omnsny before the investigation was
up'eted. The weight OF the testi.
~ went To show that the boy fell
H., we car step 10 which he was cling
~, as The conductor struck. larger
vs.. VINO was also stealing a ride and
bs, hrotaneN abusive. The carmen
,,ss, heen much annoyed during s,he
season by gangs OF boys hook
As Oh Salt Palace cars and using
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01
WEATHER SUMMARY

The high pressure which covered the
eastern slope of the Rockies yesterday
now lies over the upper lakes as shown
by the above chart This high has caus-
Cd colder weather I'm all the lake re-
glon. The remainder OF the country eN-
cept I'm the southwest and great has in
il under the Influence of barometric
high pressure. resulting In generally
fair weather. Precipitation has oc-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01
CONTEMPT CASE
AFTER ELECTION
Attorneys in HeraId-Republican
Affair Agree to Vresent Argu-
ments After October Term.
CONTINUED WITHOUT DATE
Outgrowth Of the Trial OF Thomas
Riley for Murder of George
W. Fasscll.

For reasons known only 10 the at
torneys, motion was made this
morning to continue The Herald Re-
publican contempt case without date
and the supreme court complied with
the request. The attorneys agreed TO
present arguments after the October
term. or. in other words. after the
first Tuesday IN November
The attorney for the defense an
nounced when the case was called
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01
THoRSE STILL HOPEFUL.

As the 9th OF September approaches
the day upon which he IL sentenced to
die, Harry Thorne, the confessed muir
derer of George w. Fassell, PAGES In
his cell with spirit broken but with one
ray Of hope that on Saturday morning
next the board OF pardons Will COM
mute his sentence to life imprisonment.
Three weeks ago the board wrestled
with the question for several hours, but
was unable 10 decide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01
ORDERS \ NEW TRIAL.
Supreme Court Decision Involving
Failure 10 Serve Copy Of Complaint.

Failure to serve a copy OF "A COM
plant in a suit in tho district court
upon the defendants attorney Is not
ground for dismissal according 10 the
decision Of the supreme court handed
down Wednesday reversing the decision
OF the lower court in the case Of the
West Mountain Limo and Stone COM
pany against George w Danley. John
r. Lloyd, Anna r.. Phillips, and the
estate Of Mary j. Camp. The case waA
brought To forbid the defendants from
procuring patents on certain mining
claims. and the plaintiff claimed that II
was a mere oversight on the part OF
its stenographer that copies Of the COM
plaint were not served on the defend
ants attorneys The supreme court
held that the lower court erred in dis
missing the case, and that there should
he a new trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01

vile language when driven off. The
company management does not hold
Geddy responsible for the accident TO
the Saunders boy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01
Moving PIctnrcs--The schubert. I
THE MORMoNs AND THE
THEATEU.

An Interesting compilation forming
the history OF theatricals In Salt Lake.
by the late John $. Lindsay, for sale
Soc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01

Salt Lake Photo and Supply Co.
Kodaks. finishing, framing. 1+2 Main
Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01

Ferullo's. Finest Band in America,
Saltair. Two free concerts daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01

For salt Lake city and Utah: Cen
orally fair tonight and Friday. not
much change In temperature.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-07-07
TOWN TOPICS.
: Our Phone 76.

Angus Stanton is visiting Mrs. j. l.
Inglis in Jacksonville.
haye for sale SIX fine young pups.
Best quality of pointers. Jack Townsend.
Miss Marie Pfenning of Macon is Wis
iting her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Taylor.
For Sale:-A second hand square
piano. Cheap, Apply to c. B. Smith.
The w. C.TU. will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Caswell this afternoon at four
o'clock.
Mrs. C. B. Ashley left Monday for
Augusta, Ga, where che will visit Mrs.
lawrence Ashley,
Wsnted:-l00 dozen eggs each week.
Highest market price paid, cash or
trade. r, V. Dial, tt
Mrs. Alex Smith and children viii
leave tomorrow for Dawson, Ga. where
they will spend several weeks.
For Sale:-At bargain, Sure Hatch
Incubator and Breeder, IN perfect Or
der 200 egg size. j. j, Conway.
Beginning tomorrow the post office
vii close at 5 80 every afternoon and
continue this schedule through the
summer,
The families Of I. ], Beggs and L.
A, Fraleigh expect to leave late this
week for several weeks Of rustic life at
"the farm"
Strayed or Stolen:--Wbite e t pr
bitch with one black ear, black spot on
hip Any information will be appreciat-
3D. j, W. Milford.
Little Misses Maude Yates and Genie
Bryan and Mpster Dick Bryan are en-
joyng delightful month with Mrs. j.
w, Southall in the Hamburg neighbor
hood.
Little S. NJ. Leslie who has been Wis
ting relatives in Valdosta for eeveral
days returned home last Friday, his
mother, Mrs. Theo. Leslie, going over
Y, that city and returning with him.
We, w. Walker went to Pinetta Tues
day morning in which village he will
make his permanent home, having
bought place there. His tools Of trade
aud household goods followed Wednes-
day.
When BLooDINE RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENr has cured SO many cases OF Rheu'
matism, why do you suffer with this
terrible affection, it relieves all pain in.
SANITY, 25c and SOC a bottle D. g..
Smith special agent.
T. c. Vann is busy these days gath
erlng and shipping pears. lie has
bought up about all the pears in this
section and has number Of boys en-
gagged in gathering the crop which is
sid to be the largest for many years.
Beer drinkers and Others who suffer
with Bright's Disease, Diabetis, Back
Ache, or any Kidney or Bladder Trouble
can be cured II they will take BLooDNE
BLOOD AND KIDNEY TABLETS, SOC a
bpx, mailed by The Blood ne Co., Inc ,
SPston, Mass. D. G. Smith, special
agent.