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% distract attention from tho tarit

to distract attention from the tariff
bill.
Whether deliberate or not. the
President unQuestionabiy has been
succ cessful In this line. II H. not s0
certain. however. that the substitu-
tion Of the currency bill for the tar
ff bill AZ the center OF Interest has
tended to ailay fear Of disturbance.
There is plenty Of evidence that tho
businesx interests Of the country are
much more alarmed about the cur
rency bill than they ever have been
about the low tariff measure.
Ample manifestation OF this alarm
has been made to both houses OF Con-
sress from all parts Of the country.
The result is vigorous iaSt-ditch
determination on the part Of the Re-
publicans In the Senate that there
shall be no currency legislation at
this session. For that reason. they
have made no effort to hasten the
lingering consideration Of the tariff
by the daliy!nx Democrats. The Re
publicsnx recognize the fact that the
tariff 10 much easier measure on
which to prevent prompt action than
the currency. The standpatterx have
had 10 much practice In talking tar
III that debate on the Wilson Under
WOO<l ib1l can In made IA almost limit.
lcss. II they desire to do 20. Some Of
them are frankly avowinI II dcterm-
instion not to permit the tariff bill
to reach = final vote until such tim.
- they have authentic assurance
from the white House tina, the Prcsi-
dent will not insist upon the enact
mcnt Of his currency measure ut this
session.
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nUNORED RE.0CCUPATlON
OF ADRlANOPLE DiSpR0vEl

sofia. July :..-Thc report of the
ts.oc,upaiion Of Adrianoplc by
Turkish troops war shown today TO
be false. ., was spread by fugitive
Bulgarian officials from that city
who heard that rcronnciicrine
force Of Turkish cavalry commanded
by the notorious Envcr Boy had been
seen In tho vicinity. Al this news
the officials fled panic stricken. be-
i'cvinE tina, the entire Ottoman army
was about 10 descend on the place.
Communities alton was restored today
between the Bulgarian capital and
the citadel Of Adrianopic. Official
reports from the Bulgarian com
mandcr there showed that tho Turk
ish 'rops. retired. after rcconnoitcr-
ing tho poeition. o,,..
Tho Bulgarian government has
ordered the swEitive civil functionsr.
les to return to their posts
You cans beat some men at your
own samc.
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three bottles and It made me we'll and
strong and l avoided dreadful opera
ton. I now have two fine healthy chill
dren. and ! cannot say too much about
what l. ydia E. Pinkham VEGETABLE Con.
pound has done for me. - ars. LEE
AANoEs, r. F. d. 10. Nokadore. Ohio.
Why will women take chances with
an operation OF drag out sickly. half.
hearted existence. missing three-fourths
Of The Joy Of living. when thsy can md
health h Lydia e. Pinkham'sV Vegetable
Conpound Z
For thirty years Il has besn DE- stand
ard remedy for female Ills. and hes r.
stored the health Of Thousands Of womsn
who have been troubled With such ail.
nents - displaccmcnts, Inflammation.
ulessatiou, tumors, irregularities. etc.
II yss want special sAviee write =
Lydia 4 Piakhan Aealeise Ce. tceaa::
lsetlal) Lyua, yasa. Yoar letter WIN
D epeoeA. rad saA answered by q
Vo9a1 sn1 k~'S In atSsrt eoa94ooeo'
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coNlllTrED SUICIDE

Wsisrnb.,vr. C"io.. July ::.-Mrs.
Ann O~hornr. mother of Mrs. I~s.ir
". Todd. of the upper Hear Creek.
committed suicide Tuesday. July -.
Mn. Oshurn~ had become melancholy
on srcount 0f III health caused by ~
SaJury to her hip some time durinE
lest ~inicr. and the news Of her
soar siekns-~s In a hospital In Wash
lag 10 supposed To have temporarily
unsettled her mind. Selecting = time
when she was atone In the house for
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You cans beat some men at your
own samc.
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INTERESTING FACTS!
Mime. Japrose Tails on
Personal Cleanliness

= The daily bathing habit 10 more than
2 desire 70 appear clean and bright.
h pG:ttsvs orss nsss..isy 10 tor com complete
'ka4urS . breath ducts and to clog them
Up b to invite III health. Tho happiest
nsn and women and children on earth
'ers those who are perfectly clean. and
perfect cleanliness comes from the use.
b The bath. Of Jap Rose. tho bubble
18th soap. Tho delicate odor Of this
oeiightful toilet requisite gives one that
esnss Of perfect cleanliness; free from
fhs odors Of Precipitation. Sold at
l0c by almost every good merchant In
this country.
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whoa yoc feel .axy. out Of sorts
and yswn Rood deal In the day
time. you can charge II to = torpid
liver which has allowed the system
10 get full of impurities. iiERnlSE
cures all d.serders produced by a"
Inactive iivcrh Il strsnsihsns that
., gan. cican,es. tho bowels aud puts
the system In Ruod healthy condition.
Price soc. Sold BY Haussnsu Drug
Go.
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.C.t,rh Cannot Bo Cursd

win local APPLICATIONS. ~ they
cannot reach the seat of the diseAae. Ca
and in order 10 curc Il you must take IN.
ternai remedies. Hairs Catarrh Cure n
taken internally. AID acts directly upoa
the hio-wi and mucous surfaces. 1iaH.e
Catarrh Ours II not quack medicine. II
Was prescribed BY c,e Of the heat ply.
etcians In this country fer years and y
. regular prescription. II i composed Of
the hess ionics known. combined with thc
mucous surfaces. Tho perfect combina.
tlon at the two ingredients i What t-o.
duccs such wonderful results In curing
estarfh. S~nd for Testimonials. free.
?. !. CHENEY 4 CO. rrops.. Toledo. o
eoid by Dru-Rtsts. price &c. .
TaAs oall's TAsLty Fills fsr er-. .salpaaioA
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TINE cHAxou

My grandfather said the old.
timer. used ,o pu; all his money In
hi. stocking" "waai. things hsiu't
changed much.' said his old frirad.
My grandson. who's iakin' a course
in modern dcpot' mcni q, one O them
eastern colleges. puts most Of his
money iato socks"-1udse.
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xIEP Up rHE r1oHr AN WIN

Most failure. are due To lack of
will power. Lost the grip upon your
self. and yon are either = fanatic or
a coward. II take. n level head tn
keep rcnsibiy cool. and stay ON the
job In the face of obstacles. Here .
where will-po~cr come. In. II secs
no defeat Il knows no ma.tcr.-Es-
change.
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J. {. PARSONS CROSSES
RATION PASS A6A|N
AFTER SIS YEARS

Up on tho highest point Of the
state highway. looking away to the
din outlines Of tho snowy rang.
looming up out Of the distance an-
down at the timber covered hills aud
the valleys carpei-d with Krsss. =
man from Teass and u man from
Kansas , yesterday afternoon exhaust
I'd the adjectivcs In the dictionsr,
In feeble aiienpis 10 describe thu
scenic Rrandcur Of thst convici-buiit
road that Joins Trinidad and the
Dat. City Of New Mexico. The trip
over the highway TO Ration was made
By r. b. Elnors. secretary Of the
chsAber Of coas~ee. Of swee'.
water. Texas. the .srincii,sl speaker
n last nishi's banquet: J, l.. Par.
sons. n Ch.auie. Kansas. who
crossed thcIhA trail In ':s. and rep.
r-seniaiivea of the two local papers.
Th, "trip Was made In the biz Over
,snd ear o! ~ ~. Royce.
To tho man who ai,y.nvc years
,so led . caravan Of white topped
wagons over the old Santa fc ;ial
the trip was q revelation. Here and
there he recoi!rcicd old landmarks
d'stias.is ishinS features Of the land.
.cspc which had guided the pioneers
In that tedious overland Journey
across the plains that was frausht
with many 'isnscrs and untold hari-
ships. half century ans more ago
iic recalled that the old trail from
here headed straight for Fishers
peak and turned Oft In canon To the
old Wo,si"n toll gate and did not
take the coirs~ over the nil that j.
now the scenic highway. AIR. Par.
sous enjoyed every minute of the
ride. Tie drank in the cool. inv.R.
Grating breeze that swept across the
n,csas. II was n pleasant relief from
the iorrid sun Of kansa.. The eye,
sweep over the beautiful country
opened = now hook for him and he
declared he was soins to prevail up.
or his daughters to proions his .'sy
so that he could take them over tho
mountain road and SEQ the grand
scenery Of the highway that Ia un-
eseclicd anywhere.
To Mr.. Eimorc the trip over ths
highway was no less q revelation. In
,nmcniinx on the wonders tina, ~.
scalcd themselves to him he sati that
no ono was sufficiently gifted ic
properly describe the highway drive
~. oft Expressed regret WAS tia, h,
had not brought his wife with him
Hc was Interested to that point that
he wanted to learn the history NJ IN.
road ard tho section through whict
u pasecd. lie realized 10 the fullcs
degree tho commercial asset that thii
advertised to the worlds tour' .ts
Zip on the top Of the pass II was :
new air he was breathing and Il
carried a sweet fragrance to him ant
there was = note Of melody In tn.
'is'ic of every leaf.
Th. h,shwty vas Ia good cond'
ton all the way. Here and Their
there was 4 patch Of mud and an OK
casional rough place. but the vicr
was never srandcr and the Iarascap,
never grccncr. Or the New MeNir'
side two gangs IL men were at work
A bunch OF Coifsx county prisoner
In charge of a guard were using I
split log drag. Another gang wa!
grading a rough plsre.
| Within few mlleS Of the Oatt
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u few minutes. Airs. Osborne seized ~
razor and severed both the large
veins of her neck Just IN her daush-
Ter entered the bous.. Death ~,s
aim"~i instantaneous. Th. fnnrra'
was held at wair-nburs "Wednesday.
the 18th. al the Masoni. ecmrlcry.
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MRS. MANGES
ESCAPES
OPERATION
How She Was Saved From
Sursesn's Knife by Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegeta-
be Compound.
MoRad.re. Ohio. hrst two year
I was married suffered 10 much from

female troubles and
bearing down pains
that l could not
stand on my feet
long enough TODD my
work. Tho doctor
said I would have to
undergo an opera.
ton. but my husband
wanted me to tu
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com.
pound first. ] took
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City the Trinidad party was met by
Prof. Conway snd the editor OF the
Ration Range. Greetings we're ca-
changed aud upon arrival the party
were escorted abou, town and intro
durcd to the live wires. or rather TO
some live onc~. as Ration L. popuistei
with bonsiers who never sleep. Th-
car left Ration for Trinidad st five
o'clock and the members Of tho party
we're late for tho banquet but In time
TO bc we'll I'D with the good ihins~
that the Columbian chef had pr.
pared.
To-day Mr.. Eimorr and the visiting
nr~spaper m~n-David Elliott aud
r. \. Hoag-wcrc driven aprai te~n
ia m susossohiir aud later ,skca 10
view other places Of Interest Ia :hc
county. Mr.. Eimos~ remained over
In orier thu; nc nigh, see more Of
the sights that are daily a,p-a,in.:
10 tho transr'ntincntai 'olri.ts
When he gets hack to S~coiw.'cr
b. 10 So!nx to tell the people ~ TEX
as what Triaidad offers 10 ,hs s!gi'.
seer and his articles that will s'.:crr
Ia the leading newspapers 81 tic
Lone star state will be iiius': :itci 10y
views Of tho scenic high Sar. the
S,oncwaii country and the tsr.i'ns
,iistt; ;.t mat s,f hers
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Printine Of every description scat.
iy and quickly executed ~ the
chsonieic-S-wN j"h rooms. Ssmples
and quotations on request. Uas tho
telephone. Trinidad Sl0 n
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tIuug Der Iebts Con. unb Der go9en
Iant.
Der SommtrgdIf frat gu Dem Ses
fonomisrnt, boIte tisf Mtem unb Iogs
te; rSerr Setonomierdt Ieien Sie
mir midi bDie, bdb t6 tsin 86pfer
bin. I'd bin ndmli9 iur Elm Sons
tiuitter, dbsr BEN alten SufpettOr
ssfitl iensr SiteI nidt. ltno In
Sro.miinoe tonute id es ebsnfopenig
tuie an einem anbern 8aoeort Der
Wslt dusboItsn, neil lie bd fofort
eintn unuusftebIiden auItus NIT mir
trtsbcn."
llrb ser Oetonomierot idlug fid
an 81: Gtirn uno fragte fat bei4ei'
oen: Isle Iino bod nt9t etfpa BET
grpbe mognuFen, Der bds finobdft
Diele @elo beroient9"
Ser dnbere f%suf8te. rSd, Der
Bin i6."
rltno sic baben miFen neben Dem
S%abnerItaII pobuen!"
.Das mar ia geraOe 70 humber
fGiHn, ooB i'd BIER dGs f6It6ter
Menf9 betrd6tet tpurbe. MuB i'd
nun pirtlid morgen fort9"
Ter OstOnomierat f4iittelte erregt
Sen aopf. rglse, gerebrteltsr, iebt
laoe i6 mir NAL ert bic Rd4bdrn
Gin, unb 0aun geigsn gle urs mas
Dor. @OrIduftg abtr 4ole i9 Sett
rauf. Dolleu Gle mittommsn9"
gbsr Grid MasnuFen empfdno
feire Cuff buau. Gr bate Elm @brts
lsta NIT Dem blaKen, p%erItnmmten
NlG66en su reber, uno bisfes bteb:
sd liebe bt6, i4 lisbe bid iiber
alles."
Das mar bsirube 70 T9Dn, tpie bic
iuttlnoe SprdGe, bic Der 8ogen iets
ner Getge fdno.
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8eraoe3u Intercollegiate aHgabsn
finoen mir in einem lleberbIid ibsr
Die ~pertboaIten 2Ieinooien oss pers
IenI9abes Der @elt. 90 bate bic
perIe, bic gGTar Der Serbia gum
@eident madte, einen @srt bon
l mi1ion Sefter3en, mas $25, 1000 in
unIerem @sI6s entIpri9t. Die qsrIs
bes Sdab BON periien, Die 3dpsrnisr
i'm Sabre 1888 fab, tpurbs uuf
$37,500 gei6GBt. Die perls tn ber
Rrone Rubolfs III. fol 30 adrut ges
luogen bdbeu unO 70 grpB ipte cine
Brine getpsTer iein, mas Der Mabrs
Beit inoe6en toum entIpro4en baben
0iirfte. Cine perle, Die Die MepubIit
8enebtg Dem tiirtiI9en SuItou @OIts
man bsrsbrte, tpuroe duf mebr ais
$4,000 geT9Gbt, $4,000 be5ublts
Der papit 2eu X. fir cine perIe, bic
er BEL sinsm peHeaiantf6en SupeIier
tdufte. Cine Dame in Mdbrib be-
fab i'm Sabre 1905 cine omeritdnis
f4e psrIe, oeren prets $1,000 @ns
taten b~stragen bate. Die I95nEfe
oller betdnnten psrIen beftn6tt flo
aber mad Qlusfpeis zines i'm Sabre
1888 srf6isnenen 9u6ts In einem
Mostausr MluIsum. sic III bon
t%reisrunOer Sorm un6 Don 70 bobem
gIau8, Dab man lie fir Our6fiGtig
bdltsn m19ts. Die 2oFbdrteii, bic
Den Rdmen rpiIgsrin" trGgt, qsb5ris
5u ben beriibmteIttn GebensnHrbiQs
teiten Der Stabt. Sb bas 9rioinaI
mod DorbanOen p6er 0ur9 eine NaGs
abnuns eriebt III, bIeibt freili6 cine
offene Gruge. llebrigens rouen bic
arcnf4dse in6iT9er Giirften, osrtn
Reidtimer Ia ons Mdr@enbaFit
grenSsn, psrIen cufSunsiTsn bdben,
bic an 9oitbnrfeit idum iibertrofTen
fperoen t6nnen. Nber beHsr lam
gsrberus niht bic pforteR Der 3Sns
bspadeu, ais rts Bic inbif6eK
RleinObien gebiifet lpsrOen, Oie NOD
our4 teinsS G~uropdeFs Ilnsrnsa
Bid entpsibt pOrosa iiaA.
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(5ortIesung fOIgt.l
qlas tHrtiIden Srancnidnleh.

Sn elmer G9iIOsrune Der tiirtiifen
GrausnI6ulsn, Die cine Gran3oIin psrS
Offentli6t, finosn Ti9 intsrsFdnte ar'
aaben ii6er ben ReIigionsunterriat IN
otsIen QnFaIten. 8ie 8srfdferia
beoba6tete, DAB Die Mdoden aOrCn'
Itsuen obne isoes gerltdnOnis herIet'
ertsn. 2luf ibre Grage, Oh man iAnsn
ben CHM ni4t srtIdrt babe, srbisIt
lie Die antport: nIein, 6as mare
Iebr I6pieria unb Iogar unmDgIi4."
r8ssbalb bsnn9" Der aoran 1T IN
arabd9sr G9rift ge4riebsH; oie
Rtn6sr bdbsn nit Dem 2eien gsai'
aen0 su tun." .Sie IetnsH nlfo Den
Koran ausipsnOig, Obns Jpn ou per'
Itsben9" n0ds geniiet aud; Die
Grauen bdben oas nidt hOttg." auf
Sic Grdge, Oh Die Mdodsu nod Elm.
kIonOere mcraIiI6e 4usbilbung ers
~
bielten, bic i6re tpsibIi9en Gdhtgtei'
ten unO ibrsn Gbdrattsr fpe3iea aus
btlOtten, dntportete cine Der 2ebre'
rinnsn: rDtr fusen iHHer, 6dB is
3usrlt ibrem Batter, 6ann ibrsm Sat-
ten gu eeborGsn hdben, Dab ie cine
tteene Meinung unb tetnen etgenen
Dillsn baden 6iirfen. Sbre iOeuIen
Sugenben Iolen Die UliIoe. bic gnt'
fdsuug un0 unterperfung fein."
Das Grsisbungsprogramm beIer
GruusnlduIsn lisht fOtgsn6s Gddsr
Dor: QeIen, G1reibsn, Geographic
uno GeI6idte, ettpas giednen un6
Grdmmdttt, Rprans2ettiire, Stidsret,
pIGtten uub, man trThrsds nt6t --
3sttungslsttiire. MareIe 5tnapre
er3Gblt, odB In ben tilrtildsn Jrdtis
tnIHuIen Die 3titung NIT aeibsni9aft
stlsfsn iutrOe. auf ibrs 5rase, OBJ
Die ainoer 0snr aud ettpds BON Der
poItttt b~sritGn0en, dntiuortste mir
siue 2sbrerin NIT Ieudtenoen augsil:
yO6 ia, bas intsrsfltert 1s Ie6r; mir
ertldren ibnsu bic 8srfaFuna, unb
obpobl ptr ieIbit utdt dl5ubieI Oas
BON ni1en, fuden mir bod bic Ders
dntpahTtnbe SiigenO fiir Die @eT6i6te
beg @aterIanOes uno feline 9erfaFung
gu begtiliern. mir aebrerinfen FIND
beinabe ale NIT Offt3itren Derbetrds
tel, Die urs bic Qugsn absr bic Got,
tu%enoigteit unb bic gebeutnng Ser
pOIitit g,0ffntt buben."
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ftllfs iati8 a. Haiss ket afatIt
a iilrfH rf8sH HN aMmu
sisi aH H III sfa HaBil
sat ftlalffa a8 faaH lff
mahN IA. fIf4ilfB itfst ha
fN "a kf asH itm mi sa
Nanu HiaItH Has q tiaf
HaHisW Ser Nfat lahsiH uff
tk 8a Asnim aialH aaii
mH be- Hiffi wtlfasa IlH
MafliHd aHh 81 FWHH hi
n BHlsit une iaf BEN rates htHl
tiltlt nHt eh wat it6H lH ata.
fth 1Hti HI. Ne tulh Hifw hnl
hfm tlantfH bHh
ttilt -AtHtf1
tNA tihtH hit IAtH HAHH Az ati'
aNltN Ihwm Na atHH taHRits
Hittn WnlRafifH MiafHm Hha Mtt
Hi Nlalu WHffttnf
.1A tMinth "a afft r. Htil
ultlt milnf RUM hlatl5 Nh mili
hn 81 - tu tffHtmh JidtHtllua
.auh ENi 9h maHm mit EN-
mol oltt uiiblm Cert WillfH 60
lnludhtu ml4 trt, Wb 1ht Rt'
ttniaana not
ira mlHm eli altH so alau.
D., 10 uidtllt abutu idou dnmal
- btt 10 bia lullas WaHtn pii
Mot litbtt attfnla
elt puliibtn bat hunilt 8immli
nnh alnatn cite an Gtilt bufd tll
Ri1lentnhtafs nod ttm mauplae
tu mar nitl nell milttnl out btf
onbum Gttlt ttt GiratL htm Nm
ltttn Ghiobpatl atamlbtt Die IT.
btItr t1ilm btalt ihpu BEN pIae
ptrlaFtn; triam logon bic boIbbnl'
Inottm gaultn,
Wottlua iagit Elm mtnia emit
lduihi;
mir lommsn su Ipdt. ltnb u
molIis BEN Qolisr tilpnB Mihsigtt
mlttttltn. Dos mub la nun BIZ
moratn btrihitbtn. athrtn mir ollr
nod 6auit surild.'
90 iIana bstriibt unb nltduidt
Qslisn Iaais NIT Der si9tu bsIsstu
Gtimms, bic Il INNER batts, Iptnn
tr trrtat mar:
,Warum Iottn mir an sinem Il
Ihonsn Sooe Idon nod 6auis ss'
benz atin Wsnid braudt uno btr'
mibi urs. aommen Gle, 5rdulsir
MdrtiHo. mir gtbeu in ben arsbs'
arunb binaus. Ge6sn Sit nit BET
6immel In 5orbent6HsH iapsIgtl
Iie fi6 iebe sin3elnt 9aumipiBe Dor
benz gurpur uno Cob abhebtl St'
ben Gie BE Ruine Rsiasuitein?"
.Wiero DiFen Gle, bab bort oti
auins RtihenHsin Inv"
.Meine @srtpdnbtsn er8dRlten NH
BON ibr. @irb Sbnsn Der Meg MIDI
3u melt D9ne SIR geIiebtss an'
to9"
Mortind purbe gang belIommer
ums Ssrs. Dar geItsu Elm 5saIe'
ber9 ST uuBte idsinbdr allies :
uno Is ianntsn id srit iur3s Gage.
CT muBtt Iia gsnnu %orisntisrt babsH
Bel Ieinen @srpanoteu.
(yortIebung foIgt.)
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Qu Der Decentralization In Utah
TiuO 9sriu9e nit elmer neusn Baum,
pfIdn3 : Maf4ins semadt pOrosn,
bic autn GufforItsn BON @ranoItGtten
in ben HatiouatforItsn ~bsrtpunot
perosu ipl.
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DaB e9bptif4e gstudFe'
runsS . Department bedbItdtigt ets
nen SeiI Der @dFrtraft Oss aFudns
Dammes 6dau Su Deripenoeu, mittelit
eIettriaitdt 8uHsriIOff Gus Der auft
gu gspinI
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9nhRm fir W}doh en- nh feline Graueu.
Grapigde Gillette lm0 auBeroroeula popular mo fir itIdIs gdos
hnbate 6iaurtn limb tic qera0e8n 10 euL Gas bier nbgeblbee &ehiu bat
cine &qle ne INIT aeatnl8ea1 goroertelea gtltgittsn IL (e reae it hbs
bon gotu 3uimmeugernft Ser huere 9dl beg &odts Ser nit 6omr
IaHanlnie gcidHtten it, tit nit ciHem SettensTut pcrebeu 9as Defm
lBt ib aus tqcnb eiuen Der mob erneu @docrnufe ms gorhihnfete
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The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

last reports it was thought his chances for recovery were getting better.-B Berryyilie Progress.
 Joe Haley. who lives near Cab anal, was in town yesterday with another picking Of hnekleberris. This makes 2S4 gallons of them he has brought to town this year Berryvil!e Progrzss-
 The Confedes a-e pension board met at the court house Monday with \. C. Bunch and c N Norris present. Sixteen pensions on orig inal applications and six increas were allowed -T erryv He Progre s
 The school board has employ~ all the faculty for the coming term except first assistant. Those who have been employed to date are Prof W. B Gibson, principal, Mrs. Annie George, Mrs. s. s. Taff, Miss Laura Stokes, Miss Virgie Beck, Mrs. W B. Gibson, Miss Req Map les.-BerryVille Progress.
 Threshing the bumper wheat crop has begun and the result is proving satisfactory. Those who had guessed the yieid to te the largest per acre ever grown in this county have not missed their guess. Many farmers age reporting that their crops are around 90 bushels and the grain is Of the hest qaal- -Be@rypille Progsess
 The body of Miss Elan Ne cracken. daughter Of P H. Nc Gracken of Kingston @as received here last Friday rom Litte Rock, where she had died ia d hospital It had been but about two weeks since she was .n Berryyille, the guest of the Misses Boatright. and the news Of her death came as great shock to her friends who had seen her in apparently good health So re =ently Berryville Progress
 Odus Davidson made the first genuine plea of innocence in the murder of Miss Ella Barham Tues day His attorneys wrote him that there was very little hope of say ing him but that if they could have their expenses paid they would take the case to the supeme court of he United States. Odus sent this letter to his father with post script begging him 10 do what he could for him, that he was perfect ly innocent of the charge Berry vile Star.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

the fire, the Ozark Grocer Co. will in rease Is for Q. is stock and it's facil1fs for business. and contin- ae to D. one Of the biggest and bes: institutions Of the section. -Harri- son Times
 On Tuesday last, in the absence 2 of the R publican member, Chas NJ Greene. the remaining members of the Boone County E ection Commis- sion, ". T. Nicholson and L C. GarYin. decided to ignore the sec ond eertifieation of the Secretary of State, as well as later tele- grams, and leave the name Of the Democratic nominee, G. W Hays, off he ticket to be used at the election next Wednesday. A num- Der of our leading Democrats, in eluding Prosecuting Attorney Gus Seawe1, have been doing every thing in their power to change this decision, but the commissioners re- main obdurate, and it is likely that Boone county Democrats who are not ready to desert their party will be forced 10 write the name of George Hays-IIarriSen Times