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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-12-20
Christmas Exercises.

The morning service at the Methodist
church will be in every way IN harmony
with the Christmas time. Both the
theme and music will be in season with
the joyful season. In the evening in
place of the regular preaching service
the following program will be rendered
by the young people of the church and
Sunday school:
Music-.Joy to the World
Scripture.
Prayer.
Bible exercise and song. Eight Girls
Recitation Kittens Christmas'....
........................D Dorothy Richardson
Recitation christmas All the Year,.
..:.:..:. ...... Eleanor Maltpress
Recitation ............... Jessie Biederman
Recitation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mabel Strasburg
Duet. ......... Ethel Wileman, Liliah Clifford
Recitation. Emma wentworth
ReclCatlon. .....'.,...........'... nuuy 2TOnolu
Solo. ............ ........ Iella AutsOn
Rec!tation. ............ .C!eua aouoon
Recitation. Eleanor Hitchcock
Duet ). Doris Clarke, Mary Ellen Wesendonk
Recitation. ........ ..........E Emily watson
Song.
BenedlCt1On.
The annual Sunday school tree and
exercises will be held Tuesday, Christ
mas eve. A Christmas Cantata, kris
. WILL 10 PAOOOueO>A
by the school. Friends wishing to dis
tribute gifts from the tree may leave
them at the church Tuesday afternoon.
At st. Johns German Lutheran church
exercises by the Sunday school and a
Christmas tree will he the features OF
entertainment on Christmas eve. On
Wednesday and the day following Rev.
Spilman will conduct services at the
church as is the custom. Regular SER
vices will be held on Sunday, the 10Th,
and on New Years and the day following.
The annual Xmas eve festival of the
Congregational Sunday School will be
held in the church next Tuesday at 7:l5
p. m. The members of the school will
render a program consisting OF songs,
recitations, vocal duets and violin solos.
There will be an Xmas tree and real
Santa Claus. All the parents and friends
are asked to come and enjoy good old
fashioned Xmas eve.
Special Xmas services at the Congre-
gatioual church next Sunday. Morning
subject: The World Birthday" Even
ing subject: "The Worlds Hero. y
Everybody cordially invited.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-12-20

On motion of Aid. Vickers bills were
allowed as read Roll call, all aldermen
voting aye.
Aid. Vickers moved that the street
com missioner notify the two lumber
yards to vacate the streets. Motion
carried.
On motion council adjourned.
Fl. B. KNAPP, City Clerk.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-12-20
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Edgerton, Wis.,, Dec. II, 1907.
Regular meeting of the common coun-
Gil, Mayor Ladd presiding. Roll call:
Holton, Arthur, Dickinson, Vickers.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
Following bills audited by finance
committee were read:
L. c. Whittet, supplies. SIC II
Heddles Lumber Co., supplies. ........... 81 So
ers a'. 80. .e. eo. 90
August Stricken, labor on coal shed -. IA 20
John Schmeling unloading coal ....... 3 so
O. M & St p Ry Co.. freight l... so 40
P. MCINTYRE. labor on streets ...... 3 so
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21

Another agency which viii set a big
sum OF money afiOat in the community
beginning next month will be the dis
tribution OF the first payments for this
years beets among the farmers OF
time for the payment for all beets de-
livered IN September. This amount 1T
ali the factories controlled In Salt Lake
and Ogden will be something like 1907
900 tons. OF $4,000 TO $4,000, cash
which win go TO the farmers. This great
pay day OF the year, however, Will be
November IS. as the large proportion
Of all beets is delivered during oct
ober az all the factories This VIII be
a total anywhere from 600. 600 tons TO
100000 tons and taking the lesser figure
as a basis. II viii mean close 20 $4,000
600 that the factories win pay the beet
growers. Doubtless. however. "a small
part OF the delivery win take place In
November and De paid for In Decem-
Der
The sugar factories have begun
working and reports Of the bcets from
an the fields show them to be On fine
condition They are especially high
grade in Lchi ogden and Nampa. be-
Ing the highest al the last named
place Tho first two factories 90 start
up were ogden and Numpa. the others
begin operation I'm the following order:
l.ehi, on the 23rd. Lewiston. ON the
25th. Idaho Falls ON the 26th.
Sugar city 36th Garland oct.
1st, Logan oct lst Lewiston oct. list.
Blackfoot OCT 5th.
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LATE LOCALS.

Buslnc@s TransfcYoi--T'he lynn
smith Insurance business has been
turned over to- Palmer a Stove. the
realty dealers although Mrs. Lynn re-
tsins nm interest
wan Ash rur Bld---The board Of
rmbiic works has decided o. ask for
bids Tor the paving ln sidewalk exc
tension 13i. which is on JEFFERSON
and washington avenues.
Mr.. Jones Goes East--ManaEinE
Director o. q Jones of the lndcpen-
don't Tel phone company leaves toe
morrow on business trip Co Roches-
ter and the east. ~ be away a couple
OF weeks
PAY Day for the City-rhc city
auditor is Issuing warrants for the pay
rolls of au CITY departments today
The payments are made for the holl
month ending sept 10 ana the amount
OF the rolls is &14jS2.9a.
Tuday's Clcaring--Today's local
blnk clcarlugs amounted TO Sl0u2.-
fG2.6O ua against sg47.323.qo for tho
same day last year. Tho total Tor Tie
week IS 8G.Ju0.1O6.32 ua against 500
4aI .6g6.S9 FOR thc corresponding week
of 1906.
Dies Ia Idaho-Thouias J. Nc
Portland. "a YEARS old. died yo-terdNA
at Poplar. Ida. of typhoid fever ne
was son of Archibald and catherine
Jones Mcfarland, ~ West Weber, ana
leaves O. wife and three children. Fun
eral services will poe held sunday al
Poplar.
Ashton May Bund--Thc petition
of Ashton Bros for permission To IaE
sidewalk doors n front nf their prem-
tses in Richards street. Nhich was held
up by the mayor pending an iu7p,l-
ton OF the property bN the hhluluh
inspector. has been reported on bN him
To- Acting Mayor Davis. The plans
have been changed 20 conform to inc
ordinance and the firm viii Doe permit
ted To Law the doors under the sup
ervsion Of the building inspector.
Goes TO WaIkcrs-Rowland Mum
ford who has been connected with
Brown. Terry d woodruff Company IN
the mems furnishing and hat business
for the past six years. has resigned
his position with the w +, Fife Conn
psnv. successors TO Brown, Terry a
Woodruff Company. 70 take charge oL
the mems furnishings department OF
the walker Bros. Dry Goods company
Mr.. Mumford viii take mp his duties
with this establishment sept 80
DR.. Crafts VIII Speak-Rev. Or w.
T. Crafts of Washington. d. c., the
noted temperance and reform evan
gelist. lis at the cullen hotel from the
northwest where he has been lcctur-
ing. after an Asiatic trip I'm the fight
against rum and opium ln oriental
mission fields Dr. Crafts VIII speak
tomorrow morning, in the First Meth
odist church on "The World Wide war
On the Four Evils" At p. M. he Is
10 speak I'm the First Presbyterian
church under the auspices OF Ine \
M a. A on THAT Boy and Girl OF
Yours" In the evening, also at the
PRESBYTERIAN church. Or Crafts VIII
sneak on World Problems as Re
lated 20 Markets. Morals and Man
ncrs"
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SEVERAL EXTRAS DECLARED.
HUGE Sums to Go to Beet Grow
ers in October and
November.
sugar Tarturics Aro Now Commencing
To Run ond Tests of bects
show Quad itcsuits

he last part OF september aud thu
frst pert Of October are che dividend
perlods for most OF salt lakes Bis
business Institutions. and disburse-
ments made and ia be made TO stock
holders within those periods are relied
on Tor the casing up Of the local
money situation Already there are
signs Of looseninE Of the tension. and
considerable loans we're made during
the week on "a basis OF per cent
while the tendency Of late has been
per cent and even 5 per cent, on the
best class Of paper. IL is somewhat
unique to know, however. that the big
borrowers iu the west have not been
required 10 pay the rates offered by
the bigger borrowers in the east and
considerable money has been sent 10
eastern points 10 loan on gilt edged
paper at high rates.
Il is estimated that with the mining
dividends, payable during september
and October, and with the disburse-
mcnts 70 stockholders I'm the CONNER
cial list, something like 81 100000 will
be paid out TO people scattered all over
Utah. This money will ind It's way
naturally back 10 the channels OF
trade and ought 20 do much to help
the money stringency.
The list OF dividends paid this month
Hnd next Is as follows according 70 a
compilation made BY Broker John G.
Cutler. Jr. Some of the payments are
quarterly and some seml-annual
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SWEETS
CANDY
COMPANY,
Manufacturing
ContecuOners.

the task 90 attempting a settlement
aud this afternoon party To- guirg
over tho ground Go de"ie. lhe mofiis ui
the three raruorod controversy
Rudy 600 numerous uIuuloiuts tp the
city council. has charged The city With
being dorplict Goa IT, dutirr the Ruu club
with ovorsteppiuE its rishts and gener-
ally figuring that hu has been cutting
the short end OF the rope. The gun club
a. lu o. similar prcdlcamrnt II claims
that the city. upon e. request made by
Rudy. went to tho vicinity OF ITS
shooting grounds and dyuamited the
dams controlling ihe drainage of ihr
area. This they claim Nns unneces-
sary They say that they are deprived
OF the water that rlghtully belongs 90
them.
The party which viii View the ground
this afternoon Or composed ~ acting
Mayor A. J Davis city Engineer J.. q.
kelsey. n j. Dinnuy. assistant city
attorney members OF The council ana
members and officers OF the New state
Gun club.
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C. H. RAMMELL HERE.
Has several Veins Of Coal in Pacl,
saddle Canyon. Idaho.

g.. a. Rummeu I- down from Hayden.
Fremont county Idaho bringing with
hm 1 sample ut coal taken from his mine
Boo Pack Saddle canyon. The sample was
taken from s lO-foot vein, Is feet under
tle surface. The sample Is az the office
OF the Felt Lumber company. a. east
Second south street.
Mr tunnel says that he has uncover
cd 4lN veins from z 10 - feet az depth
OF 20 feet. Those have strong indication of
Ucrmaucncy. He has now on the dump
ln tine neighborhOod OF 10 tons of mar
ketable coal. ready 10 be hauled away.
This can be- done as soUn as small
piece Of road can be- put iu condition The
entire output has been taken Cut with
wheelbarroWs A. soon as possible Mr.
Rummeu Will put ln modern conveniences
that win expedite development OF his val
liable property. The mine d. about ln miles
from Hayden and ~ miles nearer 20 81.
Anthony and the Snake river country
Than any other yet developed. IN speak
ing 90 trr demand for coal Mr. Rummell
SAYS az number OF teams may De seen
any time awaiting their turn To load up
and carry away the black diamonds The
price OF coal al the mine is now $40 and
300 mine run and screened. and sells
at ST. Authonyfor s.. The prices at the
mime may be increased as the winter
approaches.
Mr Rammeu states that his coal does
mot need screening as 10 comes out Ia
large Jumps and does not break up
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Eiahteenth ward--A farewell testi-
rnoniaI IN honor Of Elder Lawrence
Squires who leaves next week on
mission to Germany, VIII be given in
the Eighteenth ward chapel Monday
evening at Sis p. m. The folloWlns
attractive program has been arranged;
piano Solo ........ Miss Rachel Snow.
Song Believe Me II All Those En-
dearing Young Charms .....-.....
acknowledgements W Cooke
Violin Solo Miss Phyllis Thatcher
Recitation .....-... spencer SqulLes'
Duet Lord OF Life" ..... .Schumann
Miss Lillian Hudson and Miss May
Alder
Song .......... Mr.. Alfred l.. Farrell
Remarks Bishop Thomas A. Clawson.
Response .. Elder Lawrence Squires.
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NEW INTEREST in the GREAT
DUTCH CHOCOLATE.

The j. Med ID Candy Co. will give
a cash prize of $1,000 and a 5 pound
box Of Dutch Chocolates, to the boy or
GIRL. between the ages of IA and Is, who
will paint the best picture, of its Dutch
subject, either male or female, advertis-
mo Dutch Chocolates. And $1,000
cash prize and S pound box of Dutch
Chocolates to the girl or boy between
the ages of 10 and IA who paints the
best picture of this subject.
This subject will be found on the bill
boards and in the newspapers.
coNpTTONs-These PAINTINGS must be exhibited at me
succe
Ffu partic specially department
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DUCKS HIT ELECTRIC WIRE,
SHORT CIRCUlTlNG CURRENT

vancouver. b. C., Sept 2l.-A flock Of
mallard ducks yesterday flew against
high tension electric wires rs miles
from this city The current was short
circuited: 81 600 damage was done I'm the
Vancouver powerhouse, streetcars and
electric lights We're put out OF commits
sion for % minutes. This morning two
very much cooked ducks were found on
the ground under the wires.
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been hned SO. but this morning Jennie
wanted more severe fine She
pleaded guilty and when the court pro-
nounced judgment she chuCkled with
glee. The court fined her S25. which
means % DAYS In Jail Jennie was
pleased and said Thank YOU Judge
Thank YOU She expected only 10
days.
Henry Stewart pleaded guilty to dis
turbing the peace. The prosecution
stated 10 the court thht Stewart went
home last night I'm "a state Of beastiy
int0Xicatiou, and shamefully abused
and maltreatcd his wife. Stewart had
no explanation To make and was fined
VS., which he paid.
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THREE YEARS FOR CARBON.

Emil Carron was sentenced to serve
three years in the state prison by
Judge @. O.. Armstrong In the criminal
division of the Third district court yes
terday Carron was charged with grand
larceny 10 which he pleaded guilty
when before the court. He stole threW
watches. a diamond ring eight gold
rings and other jewclry from W. Il.
Tyncs OF Bingham.
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MUST ANSWER FELONY CHARGE
Mrs. Alice Ford Sent Back TO Jail in
Default of Rail

ogden. Sept. 21.-Mrs Alice Ford,
charged with a felony committed with
George @. Carswell. local representa-
tive Of a Chicago portrait company, was
arralgned before Judge Murphy this
morning II default ~ $500 bonds she
was given over to the custody m the
sheriff
JAP VICTIM OF TYPHOID.
~ Niguma. "a Japanese railroad en-
ployp who was taken sick an Salt Lake
with typhoid fever and brought to the
ogden japanese hospital died az $50
O'Clock This morning. Ills father was
present and win accompany the re-
mains to pocatello. whence they will be
shipped this afternoon
FUNERAL OF WILL ELMER
Funeral services over the remains OF
win Elmer the Young man who WAS
killed 700 the railroad wreck at Lake
Utah. a few days ago We're held iu the
First ward meetiuRhous,. Bishop ID. IT,
Ensign presiding The speakers were
President e.. j.. Middleton. Bishops Nc
Quurrle and Ensign. and Elders Thorn
~ Gibbons and John McQuauic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21

to attend an English tea party, con-
cert and bali I'm Eleventh ward meets
inghouse. corner Eighth East and
First South.
Reunion of the Grimsby conference.
I'm the Nineteenth ward mcetinghouse.
Take Center street car and alight al
Fourth North. Program followed by
dance Business meeting az S
o'clock sharp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21
CHURCH NOTICES.

Tho Quarterly conference Of the En-
sion stake will be held Sunday, the
27nd inst with sessions al TO "a. m.
In the Assembly hall, and p. m, IN
the tabernacle. The Thirteenth ana
Eighteenth ward Sunday schools Will
be present az the morning session 70
furnish the music.
RICHARD w. YOUNG,
JOSEPH s. WELLS.
JOHN NJ. KNIGHT.
There viii be a meeting Of the pri-
mary officers OF Ensign stake Friday
Sept 20. 1907. In room ~. b. Y Mem
orial building. at 4 p. m
A run attendance g. desired
SARAH r. STEWART.
President,
RosANNAH c.. IRVINE.
Secretary.
Apostle George T. Richards viii adj
dress a conference Of the elders quor-
ums Of Pioneer stake. which will be
held Monday evening. Sept. %. az
p. ma. in the stake han All members
OF the priesthood are invited 70 at
tend
WILLIAM McLACHLAN.
SYLVESTER @. CANNON,
CHARLES H. HYDE,
Stake Presidency.
Reunion Of the Birmingham saints
and elders will be held in the Pioneer
stake hall, one and a half blocks west
Of Main and Fifth South street, Friday,
oct 4, 1907.
W. W. PHELPS, Prest.
W. o. GREER, Vice Prest
EDITH JONES. Secy.
The following special meetings ana
conference reunions viii be held dur
ing the period known as Conference
week.
Friday. Oct. i-Reunion Of Biz
ningham saints and elders i'm Pioneer
stake han. one and one hair blocks
west Of Main on Fifth South street
The Norwich conference semi-an-
nual reunion. al Tenth ward meeting
house. corner Eighth East and Fourth
South street at 3 p. nj. Elders ana
saints cordially invited 10 attend.
saturday. Oct. 5--Manchester con-
ference elders and saints are invited
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PERSONALS.

immigration Inspector LuuEIDy has
returned from deportation irip to
ArW York
D. U Elire1ge and wife have rec
turned a. SALE lake after vacation
trip ot several weeks 30 seattle und
surrounding country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21
TEMPLE NOTICES.

The st. George temple will close on
Friday evening. Sept. %, 1907. and
reopen on Tuesday, oct rs. 1907.
DAVID n. CANNON.
President
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MAY SETTLE DISAGREEMENT.
city. Rudy and Gun club Are Holding
Conference To-day.

The old dispute between the dD,
John Rudy and tho New state Gun
club may be settled today Acting
Mayor Davir has takcu upou himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21
HILL GETS JAIL SENTENCE.

Jack Hm was sentenced 10 serve six
months Boz the county jail by Judge
Armstrong yesterday FOR assault with
deadly weapon. He stabbed SadiR
Mertlla in Bingham, Aug. q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21
YOUNG BURGLARS
HELD BY MARSHAL
Trio Said 10 Have Robbed TWen-
ty-Seoond Ward Store
Are Caught.

a trie Of youthful burglars has boon
caught by The city marshal OF stock
ton. They are nubert Bdgar Ernest
Hatndon and Earl burbank They VIII
boz brought to THE city Monday by Pre-
batlan officer Guardcllo Brown ami
tried before the Juvenile court
Thursday night the Twenty second
ward store. Fourth North and Fifth
West streets. was entered through q
front window which was broken by
the iutruders. An investigation by thr
clerks ln the morning Of Friday show.
cl the following tu be missing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21

Eber w. Hall. 225 South West Tenn
ple St Funeral Director, Licensed
Embalmer, Private Ambulance.
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AhHAf . . - INV
10 appears from the Investigations
which have been made that the three
boys now held in custody are the ones
Who entered the store and took the
articles enumerated above. After rob-
bins the place they soon disappeared.
II was seen by the mother of one OF the
boys that he had altogether too much
candy Later she found that the
ward store had been robbed. Later 90
was found that one of the boys was
selling stamps. Pennies were uu-
usually numerous among sn0thor's pos
sessions These discoveries led the
boys to know that there was something
wrong. and they disappeared.
The city marshal at Stockton found
the lads eating candy. chewing gum
and provided with an unusual amount
of spending money. lie took the boys
in nm Investigated later. When the
news of the robbery came To- him. Doe
notified The probation officers in this
city with the result that the trio viii
face Judge Gowans Monday Th'
Edgar boy is 10 years OF ago, the Harm
don lad is three years older and Earl
Burbank rs also 10 years old. All have
been before the Juvenile ''ts be-
fore. and this time their ltment
may De- different to that exile. them
m the past
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X. Il. Evans. Florist. SO s. l1aln ST.
Floral Designs a Speciality 'phon ISL.
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To the Public:

THE death OF MI W. T.. Lynn .
manager OF the Lynn-Smith Co.,
has been announced 600 the press. .
We beg Co inform YOU that it Is
the intention OF Mrs Lynn 90
maintain her interest bon this fire
/. Insurance business and see that
% i- carried on uninterrupted.
TO do this with Justice 10 our
policy holders we have entered
/. into contract With STOWE n
. PALMER controlling the VII
/; SON-SHERMAN insurance agen-
/. ry. to manage our business The
/, WILSON SHEBMON CO. Is one
!. or the oldest and most reliable
: insurance agencies Boz The city
and thcr, BE- no question that the
business vnl bc most efficiently
managed. A. the same time
Mrs. Lynn win retain an active
part u thc work and her inter-
csts win exceed those OF any
other parity
"W, solicit your patronage and
good $500 toward the new man-
agamcnl assuring you of its enc
tine cJp1huiy GO watch your ln-
tercst- gs well as did Mr. Lynn
"Wo remain very respectfully
YOURS
THE lYNN-SMlTH co, inc.
!, "gy LILY E. A. LYNN"
B The HHM. letter is sclf-pxpi1u-
\ uH rs. hlte entered into au
. arrangement with Mrs Lynn by
Z which r. Hm take core of her
q cuisines. IH connection with thr
Z WILSON SHERMAN Insurance
. bu#in.s. THO WIISON-SHER-
i MAS rN already h1d thc strong
}, .N Il-t HI companies of ali the
Z Hgunr.H boo ruh 20 is now sim
: mr,hp. .Isngthrned by the adj
i diuau uf ibe PheuiN of Brook
: lNu Hu. lHr scottish Union A. Ma
Z uuulI $50 waud old companies,
> Th, office of the Lynn-smith
& 60. BE- uHv with tne Wilson
3 sherman Geo.. rs Weft second
y south sr.el where hl accounts
4 dur ,H. uun-smith go. are ply-
q lble
h NnuHhiIs vc nrr going right
\ on doing a siashlug real estate
Il busIuHHF
y STOWE a. PALMER
u The Realty Mon
\ Controlling Wilson sherman co..
y Insurance Chat iusurUs.
= 6s West second South st
Il Both Phones 4oit.
= "YDu Cant Keep A Good Town
y Down
"a e,ASsg s.ysys3s,s,s,t
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IN JUDGE DIEHLs COURT.
Jennie steel Happy over sentence
Imposed This Morning.

Jennie Steel a woman who has been
IN the criminal division OF the city
court many. many times for drum
keuness. was hauled Up before Judga
Diehi again this morning on the charge
Of drunkenness. Jennie was given "a
pleasant surprise. For several DAYS
She has been unable 20 appear I'm court
owing to Illness. caused by over iudul-
gence IN bad whisky. Usually she has
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Wherever good cansiy y sid
you win lind sweets
Dixie
Pickaninnies

The Nut Molasses Chewing
Candy that pleascs the tnstrs ~
grown-ups ~ well ~ the chill
drpu.
tdkc AL SWEET productions.
They ARE NJ pure ~ thcy are de-
lirious.
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LIBERTY A RIGHT
NOT A PRIVILEGE

CONTINUED from page one)
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DIED

KIINGI ERE south seventh West
street this CITY. Sept n 1900. Of typhoid
pneumonia. Margaret Khngler. iu her
-lxty-fourth year. Native Of Germany,
Funeral services Sunday, Sept = AZ
% M. from the family residence Friends
invited 10 attend. lntcrment ia city Gene
forV.
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Per cent amount,