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In the clash, between strikers and
officers at the plant of the Pressed
Steel Car company in Schoenville,
Pa., a score of persons were serious
ly wbunded, three strikers and two
officers were killed.
The town of Decatur, 111., was vis
ited by fire. Property " valued at
$1,000,000 was destroyed.
J. C. Godfrey, mayor of Davis
boro, Ga., was perhaps fatally wound
ed in an attack made upon him by
the brother of the man upon whom
ho had inflicted a fine.
A cablegram from Rheims, France,
carried by the Associated Press says:
"Glenn H. Curtjss,, the American
aviator, and M. Paulham, represent
ing France, divided the honors of the
second day of aviation week, the
former with a thrilling flight just
before dusk, in which he lowered
the speed record for the course,
which measures 6 1-5 miles, to 8
minutes 35 2-5 seconds; the latter
making two impressive high altitude
flights in the endurance test for the
prix de la champagne."
This is an Associated Press dis
patch from Austin, Texas: "Robert
J. Bckhart, receiver for the Waters
Pierce Oil company, filed an inven
tory of the corporation's Texas prop
erty with the clerk of the district
court here. Judge Wilcox will now
order the sale of the property to the
highest bidder. The Waters-Pierce
holdings in this state are valued at
$2,000,000, which is the amount of
the fine recently imposed for alleged
violations of the Texas anti-trust
statutes."
General James A. Garfield's views
on tho question of Chinese labor.
The Morey letter was the most sen
sational incident in an exciting presi
dential campaign. The letter was
denounced by General Garfield as a
forgery. Byrne and three men asso
ciated with him were arrested. It
$Hi)$cri6er$' Jiaverti$ing Dcpt.
WANTED RELIABLE PERSON IN
7 c?ich locallty to tack up a dozen
advertising: posters of forthcoming
&?ok,, ,,T1i? ..Curbing: of Predatory
wealth." Suitable recompense. Square
Deal Club, Box 473, Berlin, Pa.
INFORMATION WANTED REGARD-
ing: John Legrgret, probably a bache
lor, about 70 years of age, If living".
Address Isaac Brown, care Allen Cook.
Canton, Ohio.
In an automobile accident near
Council Bluffs, Iowa, one person was
killed while four were seriously injured.
Captain William H. Cushing aged
61, senior captain of the revenue
cutter service on the Pacific" coast,
is dead.
The Washington correspondent for
the Associated Press says that the
United States is the second naval
power in the world. Great Britain
is first.
African advices say that on Aug
ust 23, Colonel Roosevelt went out
alone and killed one elephant.
Henri Fournier, a French' aviator,
was seriously injured by falling from'
his machine, while making a test
at Rheims, Franco.
90 000 ACR.ES OF CHOICE, SE
LjtjJj lected farm lands in the
Famous James River Valley for sale on
tho one-half crop payment plan. Ag-enta
wanted. Write owners. John B.
Fried Co., Jamestown, No. Dak.
MONTANA. THE LAND OF OPPOR
1V1 tunlty! Contains tho only great
area of fertile land in the United
States waiting to bo peopled. Send
your name to J. H. Hall, Commissioner
of tho State Bureau of Publicity,
Helena, Mont., and get, free, official
book with full Information.
A QUARTER SECTION, ONE MILE
trk from Larby, Alberta, on the Cana
dian Northern; 130 acres tillable, 20
acres meadow, 10 acres timber; ?2,000
cash. Address Samuel Danlell, Ren
ville, Minn.
AUCTIONI WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
auction Monday, October 4, 1909, be
ginning at 10 o'clock sharp, my fol
lowing described property, to-wlt: My
personal property, consisting of stock,
and machinery, corn in field, grain in
bin, together with my farm, consistlnff
of 143 acres described as follows:
The east half of tho southwest quarter
and tho south half of the southeast
quarter in Section 14, Range 28, Town
ship 103, in Faribault county, Minne
sota; good Improvements and under a
high state of cultivation. Farmers of
Illinois and "Wisconsin please investi
gate. $3,000 cash will be requlrod,
balance to suit purchaser. For further
particulars address D. H. Morse, pro
prietor, Winnebago, Minnesota. Auc
tioneer, J. L. Roeblco.
SCOTCH COLLIE PUPS. ALL PURE
bred varieties. Ducks and goose.
Dawson Bros., Franksvillo, Wis.
ILL SELL A. FEW CHOICE
tracts off my ranch on tho now
R. R. In artesian belt in southwest
Texas. S. C. Ward, Atherton, Texas.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COME
and buy a homo in tho paradise or
Western -America. I offer a good 6
room house, with bath, electric light
and gas, in beautiful Monrovia by tho
mountains, at a bargain. Write E. B.
Rives, Agent, Monrovia, California.
Wail Street has been Informed
that B. H. Harriman will retire from
active work.
Marian Roberta Bleakley, known
aa the "incubator baby" is .the sub
ject of legal proceedings at Kansas
City. kIt is charged that she was
kidnapped by her foster mother,- Mrs.'
Barclay, and Mrs. Bleakley, who
claims to be her real mother, seeks
possession of her.
A New York dispatch to the Chi
cago Record-Herald says: "Charles
Alfred Byrne, journalist and play
wright, died today of appendicitis in
a Jersey City hospital. He figured
prominently in the Garfield campaign
of-1880, as publisher of the news
paper in which appeared the forged
Morey letter, purporting to give
AGENTS WANTED EVERT TOWN,
for our superior line of specialties.
Easy selling kind. Write for particu
lars. Household Specialty Co., 426 N.
Pgh. St., Connellsvillo, Pa.
SMALL PRINTING OUTFIT FOR
sale. Now; a bargain. Outlook,
Dawson, Nob,
ONTANA SHEEP RANCH, 4,50
acres deeded land, 2,000 acres irri
gable, water now for 1,000 acres; 6,008
acres leased; 5,000 ewo sheep; a go
ing concern and a rare opportunity.
Will sell. Write for details, William
Darroch, Kentland, Indiana.
I7IVE-ROOM COTTAGE TO EX-
change for land in Oklahoma or
Arkansas. Write at onco, J. W. White
hurst, La Harpe, Kans.
BUY USED ' POSTAGE STAMPS.
H. E. Saior, Lansing, Michigan.
ESTATE DUE B. P. DAVIS, REWARD
for satisfactory evidence of hi
whereabouts or death. Address Saran
Davis, Blooming Grove, Texas.
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