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Evening journal., 1907-12-05
Mrs. Winslow's soothlna svruu

has oeen used lor over s4xJy-nle years by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teethlng, with perfect success. II
soothes the child, sOftens The gums, allays
all PAM cures wind colo, and IS the best
remedy Tor diarrhoea. Sold by drugglsts
in every part OF the world. BE sure and
ask for Mrs Ninsl0w s soothlns syrup"
and take no other kind. Twenty
cents a bottle Guaranteed under the WOSo
and Drugs Act, June 30th. 1906. Serial
Number 1898
1iJ OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
Evening journal., 1907-12-05

Thursday. December S, 1907.
Evening journal., 1907-12-05
TELEPHONES.

Editorial Room-D. & A. 500. Delmarva, 22is
Business Onice-D & A. 975. Demarvia, 224S.
Evening journal., 1907-12-05

Harry Simmons and Ralph Hayes. OF
Dover, were recent visitors here.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-06-03
KILLED WRONG GIRL
Mrs. HumeIhagen Shot Down on
Street by Drunken Man.
RAVES OVER FATAL MISTAKE
Herbert Springer, Thinking She Was
the Woman Who Had Spurned Him,
onened Fire While She Was Wheel.
ina Her Baby Along the Street.

ceeport, Ill, June 3.-Edna Humel
hagen, 10 years of age, was shot 70
death by Herbert E. Springer. aged
Is years, of Rockford. Ill, who chased
Mrs. Humelhagen through a crowd IN
Ninth street. thinking she was ROCK
ford woman who had spurned him.
Springer revived from an alcohonc
stupor and raved over the fatal mis-
take.
Mrs. Humelhagen, who had been
married only II months, was wheeling
her 6-months-old baby along Nlntn
street. AS she stopped to rearrange
the infant In the cab, Springer stepped
up and muttered a threat that caused
the young mother to retreat a lew
PAGES from the baby carriage.
With a hand made unsteady by
drink. Springer drew revolver ana
fired at the woman, missing her. AS
the man paid no attention to the cnllo,
but started towards the mother, she
turned and fed down the street, pur-
sued by Springer.
A second shot missed Mrs. Humet
hagen as she ran, and, nearly over
come by fright she tried to enter the
grocery store of George Atom, calling
Tor help.
Just as the woman reached the door
Of the grocery Springer fired third
shot and the bullet struck her dead as
she fell into the arms of Grocer Atom,
moaning: Save me for my poor baby.
Springer was arrested and taken to
iail, while scores of persons who had
seen the quickly executed murder
swarmed about the dead woman
Friends took the baby home to its
father. who s1ys he never heard OF
springer,
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Died In a Freight Car,

Scranton. Pa, June 3.-John Shea
an iron molder, of Rochester. N. Y.
died In a freight car on an Erie switch
near Dunmore. Shea and another
molder, Frank Mcintyre. of Newark
N. j., were enroute to Wilkes-Barre
to secure work. They were without
funds and sought the freight car fol
lodging. During the night Shea was
taken ill. and before his companion
could return with help Shea was dead
Coroner Stein attributed the death tc
heart disease.
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NUGGETS OF NEWS
Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan,

Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan, U
S. N, has been retired
The Graduate Nurses Association OF
Pennsylvania will meet next October
in Pittsbure.
Two men wero drowned by the over
turning OF a beat while fishing in the
Miami river at Dayton, o.
The Doylestown and Easton trolley
road was sold at Doylestown, Pa, al
foreclosure sale, to ]. Carroll Williams
of PHILADELPHIA. for 100000.
Colonel BENJAMIN F. Winger, aged Y
years, editor Oft the Greenoastle (Pa.) }
Press, and ore of ths largest land own
ers In southern Pennsylvania, died at
his home In Gresncastle.
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Milk and Eggs Save Man From Deati

San Jose, H., June 3. - Eighteen
months ago pronounced by physicians
a hopeless consumptive, with but a
short time to live, John A. Hamilton
has resumed his work as telegraph
operator here for the Chicago & AL,
ton. He weighed 12S pounds a year
and half ago. Now he weighs 1874
Hamilton owes his recovery to a per-
sistent diet of raw eggs and sweet
milk. Twelve eggs and sometimes
half gallon of milk are his daily
food and drink. Other articles he
does not attempt to eat
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Lost His life TRYING to Save Hat.

Johnstown, Pa, June 3. - An IN
known man, whose body has not beer
recovered, was drowned in the Cone
maugh river His hat blew into the
river, and going after 1t, the victim was
caught in the current and swept away
While crossing the Pennsylvania rail
road tracks at Ehrenfeld, Leo Mulve
hill, a 14-year-old boy, was struck ano
instantly killed by fast train.
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How to Treat Loan Sharks.

Kansas City, Nc, June 3.--,'at~i,
j. Hughes, a money lender, must 7
a fine of 500 and serve 80 DAYS n :
county Jail for eXacting usuriors
Hughes was declared guilty in ia
uary, 1906, of collecting 7ta per cen
a month for several months on lc
of $40.
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A.F, OIL, Cuts of 10000 Brewers.

Washington, June 3.-ln the absent
of President Gompers Secretary Nor
rison, of the American Federation o.
Labor, made public Mr.. Gomper's an
nouncement of the revocation of the
charter of the International Union o:
Brewery Workmen because of its re
fusal to accept the terms prescrbed
by the federation. The action will af
feet all the brewery workmen's unions
throughout the country. comprising E
membership of about 10000
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BOY SLAIN; WOMAN SAVED

CAUGHT Between Trains and the Lad
Would Not Lie Down.
Shenandoah. Pa, June 3. - Albert
Zelinsky. 14-year-old schooiboy
while crossing the Lehigh Valley rail
road tracks with Mrs. Kate Henk, at
point where no crossing is located
was run down by train ana ms right
arm and leg were cut off close to his
body.
Both the boy and the woman were
caught between trains moving in op-
posite directions, but the woman had
the presence of mind to lie down, while
drawn beneath the wheels. He died 10
hours after the accident.
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Girl Sent to Jail For Contempt,

Colorado Springs, June 3.-Miss EA
inc E. Fuller, bookkeeper for minin
company, was sent to jail because ST.
refused to divulge the hiding pace c
the firms books, which she acknow
edged she had hidden to force pa,
ment of $50 salary for work on II
books. She was sentenced 20 jail un,
she would consent to turn ever t.
books. III stay in Jail till I ret" sl
said, "but | will not tel where tn
books are"
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Governor Stokes Brother Marie,

GOVeTnoT SIOHtS BTOtneF MdrTIe0.
Trenton. June 3-Miss Agnes NJ. Gill
and Dr.. Howard kemble Stokes were
married in Christ Protestant Episcopa
church, Bishop John Scarborough Off
ciating assisted by Rev. E. ]. knight
DR.. Stokes is a brother of Governor
E. C. Stokes and is prominently known
in financial circles in New York. His
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence N. Gill, of this city, and has
acted as stenographer and assistant
secretary to Governors Voorhees,, Mu
ply and Stokes.
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$4,000 Xc..s I'll 70 XII.

Bangor. Me, Ju1e SIS, 5acl CT
ham, roofer, and another TSo.er I
sent to make some pairs C? the Se
house. Clisham made slip and t~:p
ed a wire carrying $1,000 Ho IS. l.
stantly he was seen to fall, rGli dos
the roof to another nearly fiat a
bound thence to the ground. II !,
Yicked up unconscious, but rdil:el il.
short time, and except for be-! IN
on his hands was uninjured
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-06-03
Salary War Nearly Brings Fistlcuffs

Butler, Pa, June 3.-Councll, by
vote of Il to 4, ended a. long fight -tf
reduce the salary of Ma. er r
Bell by indorsing the Pfes com
mission system. The mayor Is earn
ing s2660 a year. TIE, council factor
] ~. -. G. .e,1,sc 3 put
ice on a 5000 salary. The debate was
bitter and almost ended In blows
Councilmen Brown and Goettler were
partel by Chairman Dunn at heated
.rncture The mayors enemies say
they will contest the action in the
courts.
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Killed By FalIinq Walls at Fire.

Bridgeport. Conn, June 8. - Car
Hender. Is years old, was killed by
falling walls during fire which to
tally destroyed the fve-story brick
building occupied by Miner, Read &
Garrette. a wholesale firm of New
Haven. The loss is estimated at about
5000.
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GUARANTEED REMEDY FOR In
DIGESTION.
Inse-esting Statement BY Postofiiss
Pharmacy.

When q man comes into this store : nc
calls for any particular indigestion rem
eiy, we always give him what he asRs
for, but in case he leaves il to us We
usually recommend Pepsikola tablets.
Here is a preparation we have oeri
selling right over the counter for yea'E
and from actual observation we know't
must do good and really does relit y
and cure indig ,stion and dyspepsia !
there would be steady stream OF peo, :
coming back for their money, az eve
95c box is sold with the understanGl'
that you must be decidedly benefited =
there is nothing to pay.
You simply try Pepsikola tablets VI. L
the understanding that they will stGt. !.
your nerves, improve your appetite, /"
fieve wind belching, coated ton9lt
sour stomach, fullness after eatirs'
weakened energy, and ether symptom,
Of indigestion or rostoflee Pharms'y
are ready at any time to pay back yo'
money without the least argument.
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c0uNTERFEITERS ARRESTED

A,ed Man and Confederate Taken Into
Custody In Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, June S.-samuel TATE,
aged 7S years, was arrested by secret
seryice agents, charged with coun'
terfeiting. With Tate, when taken IN
to custody, was Charles Bustamonta'
a Cuban. whom the officers say was
confederate of the alleged counter
feiter. ud
The arrest of Tate and his alleged
confederate followed the flooding OF tne
lower section of the city with counter
felt "silver dollars and coins ~e1 th'
issue of 1882.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-06-03
BUYS A BARN AS IT BURNS
Then Bidder at Auction Repudiates the
Deal As a Loser.

Oxford. Pa, June 9.-Selling q oarh
at auction while ii was husnias % tne
Ground was the rare feat performed
bv clarence M. Ortlip. The barn. IN
flames. was knocked down 70 James
Pennock, of Russsllville.
The sale was an assispee's Vendue
Of the property of Clark II. Jackson III
eussellville. The farmers were gain
rrad in front of the house from all sec
tions of the county, and had bio "
lace up to $500, when some one
,aelled smoke. The barn, HDs osn1ae
the house, was On dSe, and b was as
stroved. with valuable contents.
After the fire, Pennock, Who pa'
bought the property, decided he ha'
got a lemon" and refused to stand o:
his bargain. so that the property VII
| have to be resold.
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Free Gas For Fuel.

Pittsburg. June 1.-The United States
Steel Corporation is to surprise the
world with a proposition to furnish
free fuel. The gas from it's blast fur
naces and the gases produced in the
smelling of the ores 1t will utilize as
rower for hundreds of gas engines.
The blast furnaces will furnish motive
power for great sections CT tie corpor-
atoms plants.
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Doctors to Organize to Prevent War.

Atlantic City, N. j.. June 8. - The
delegates here attending the conven-
ton of the American Anti-Tuberculosis
League have called a meeting for June
5 of the international Medical Asso-
citation for the Prevention of War" for
the purpose of organizing an Ameri.
can section of the association.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-06-03
Aoed Woman Died of Grief.

Kenosha Wis, June Mrs. Har
riet Matilda Balm. aged 70 years. widow
of Edward Balm, wagon manufac
turer, and one of the wealthiest wom6 r
in Wisconsin. died at her home here
Grief over the death recently of hel
daughter caused an attack of apoplexy
from which Mrs. Balm failed to rally.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-06-03
HANGS Himself at Pet Horses Side.

New York, June AFTER sitting UP
all night with his pet horse, which
had been ill from pneumonia for some
time, Frank Shelly so years old, a
well-to-do expressman of $50 Atlantic
avenue. Brooklyn. committed suicide
by hanging. His body was found hang
ing in the stall of the animal he had
heen caring for
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-06-03
TWENTY-FIVE STORY HOTEL
Chicago to Have One With 1850 Rooms
COSTING Se,ooo,ooo to Build.


costing ss,ooo,ooo to Build.
Chicago, June 3-Announcenen mas
inst been made that this city Will very
shortly have one OF the most magnlh-
cent hotels in the country In the La
salle which is to be erected at cost
OF S6,oe0,o0e.
According to the plans, the ne" mo-
tei will be % stories in helght aho
contain 1850 rooms. 1t will occupy
acres of 1eer space and will give en-
ployment to more than 900 servants.
practically the only wood used VIII
he mahogany for doors and trimmings
| The floors to be cement throughout. A
nearly as possible the entire euliu,ns
will be erected from non-comoustioi'
material. +,
An interesting statement naae o.
tho incornorators is that ip spite
the magnificence Of the hotel, tn
rates will be quite reasonable.
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prince Seeks Citizenship.

Watertown, s. D., June S.-Naturali-
zation papers have been applied FOR
here by Prince Alexander L. F. Kos.
Iovsky, who served on the personal
staff of General Kuropatkin in the
Russian Japanese war. He drops the
final three letters of his name and be-
comes Koslov.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-06-03
Taste For Art Is Turning to Sec

Taste For Art Is Turning to Secks.
Cleveland, June 1.-The higher the
young mans trousers are turned the
fewer brains he has," says SaDerin-
tendsnt of Instruction Else. Some
times I think the thirst for color runs
to socks, instead of canvas. Where are
our budding painters? Parading around
with flashy socks, | suppose. Fancy
vests and gaudy ties appear to satisfy
the taste of the youth for art"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-06-03
Nearess Weighed 511 PounSs.

Louisville. Ky. June !. - Martha
Johnson. whose weight is ST poun Is
died of heart failure. She was g.
wears old. The uneerte .ser 20 was
called said that fluid ST ic;ent i EN-
balm six ordinary persons was Eeces
sary in preparing the Ioman'S body
for burial. The casket is si> eae; long
three teet wire and 81 inches deep.
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Jesse James. Jr., a LAWYER.

Kansas City, June Jesse James
a son of the notorious bandit of thai
name, was graduated from the Kansas
CITY School of Law receiving the high
est grade in class of 3S.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-06-03
SearchinI|gg'er It.
Some Cambridge 'tlzens
Can Tell You Fere
It's Found
nsj,ss of the skin
ling Piles;

re hrI n<3..ss of the skin,
Irritating etsssS
You're loo
Searching fo,,d cnre
Cambridge NV nN "
for itching q easd o.d what this
They tell aD0ot it. o
citizen says: of the Police
C. N. Stichbury, ChiesP P 5.ca st
Department, residing long time
says: :" I was troubf did Kids commonlv
with itching hemorEd remedv after
known as piles, and ~ that nainful
remedy recommendei Oio;nt Int ali
and exaspersting gama wav Doan's
Iallea TO cure ne minotice and box
Clntment came 20 = at Bradshaw's
Pharmacy. The fir4 t;ma the oint.
relle1 anu IN I've very .ck entirely. / an
pleased to recom4u 81
remedy to the publi( pr;ce H, cent,
For Sale by all de<ao NJ YORK
Foster-Milburn Co. ,S n' S.ates Mo"
sole agents for tha H1u noan's n;s and TAX,
no other.
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The Weather.

Forecast for this section: Cloudy
and continued ccol today; tomorrow
partly cloudy and slightly warmer;
light to fresh north winds.
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| Number three
for Geo. FL. Parris
according to a lettel
suffering mach wit
trouble, and becom,
aged by the failure
! lEleatEiaRittRrs
well man to-day
lieved and three bel
the cure" Guarap1
stomach, liver and
Luther B. Hayward
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SATURDAYS GAMES

| SATURDAYS GAMES
| Brooklyn, s; Easton, 8.
| Chester, 4; Allentown, O.
Other games postponed owing to rain.
SUNDAYS GAMES.
| Pottsville 3; Reading, 0.
| Other games postponed owing to rain
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ID best remedy for
Kidney troubles, by
druggist. SOC.
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WI Get Cheap Poi
Iuue b.

cleverness that the police, Impossible
as 1t might seem. had made mistake
in arresting him. He was discharged.
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VOLUME TO- NO. GIG CAmbf
BASE BALL RECORDS
ctandina Of the Clubs In the Race For
the Championships.
American LEAGUE.
SATURDAYS GAMES.

SATURDAYS GAMES.
Chicago !; Detroit, 0.
Boston, 2; New York. O..
Other games postponed owing to rain.
SUNDAYS GAMES.
Detroit. 4; Chicago, 3.
st. Louis, 4: Cleveland, l.
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THE M g NO. >

wonderful mascot
Ii Cedar Grove, Me-,
reads: "After
liver and kidney
greatly discour,
relief, | tried
ksult ] am a
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National League.
SATURDAYS GAMES.

Brooklyn, Z; New York 5 90 innings).
Other games postponed owing to rain.
SUNDAYS GAMES.
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4ga r''s
Purifes The Sd And
Clears Up ~ Com
plexiol

rrou,oau noods ulphu1 at
Esely aSu yoouS Methi Moth tn~purify
thls u season. .,o,a Nosn sxion and
inc oloou, ~. o.e". e..;ua ~ But the
lemove sn"' ..sa ao IL auid form.
HANCOCK'S LIQUID ~ - = :, tonic ,
en- internally is the bes ,rRR,S III.
Applied externally B. T Ec7ema y
QUID SULPHUR Sasill .ses = IAN Han,
letter, and all Skin ssefi Sf11 1i1PH11R
C0GK's C{SIT,SH2e, the only 1Qnples, H Black
Ha.s beada nm1 and Sores .s amI ,,s beautiful
soft, velvety skin. ,o4 Hlrs;1o
sells it. 1t cured Eiw ~ 80 ~ ~ ,' Ec'
of Frederick, Nd, Iof. u ooso go is &C
zema, and he wrx;, Ay law
smooth as an infar.. Go. ;fzou
All about -Sulphu5ou14Ine' onG1pHIGE r11 p
write HANCOCK QoiD oo,
CO., Baltimore.
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It. Louis, l; Cincinnati, 0.
Jri-State League.
SATURDAYS GAMES.

All games postponed owing to rain.
Atlantic League.
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Exion and
| But the
luid form.
PHUR tax
ring tonic.
bCK'S Ii
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-13
Reunion Of Company /, 18th Vermont
Regiment.

The annual reunion of Company l, 18th
Regiment Vermont Volunteers, was held
at Hotel Kimbal, Saxtons River, on Tues
day, Sept 8. There were eight members
present, as follows; L. c. Darling
Keene, n. H.. II. A. Reynolds, Brattle-
boro; G. L. Sauther and wife, Wincnen-
don, Mass. H. c. Stodder, Lynn Mass. /;
c. NJ. Ball, Springfield; II. A. Wheeler,
Bellows Falls; b. T. Phelps, Westmins-
ter; John b. Morse, Bellows Falls.
A bountful supper was served by Land
lord Cate, after which the company
gathered in the parlors. John NJ Hub
bard sang a solo, Marching Through
Georgia." the members of the company
singing the chorus. Other songs We're
sung, after which they held a business
meeting for the election of officers as
follows: President, II. A. Wheeler, Bel
lows Falls; vice president, E. w. Wether-
bee, Springfield; executive committee, j.
3. Morse, Bellows Falls l.. c. Darling
Keene, n. H.; C. NJ. Ball, Springfield;
secretary and treasurer, II. A. Reynolds
Brattleboro. Letters were read from
Lieut.. f. d. Redington, Chicago; Mai.
l.. G. Kingsley, Rutland, and o. p. Wier,
Guelph, Ontario After the business
meeting army songs were sung and mar
tial music was played on the fife by H.
a. Reynolds, accompanied by Mrs Cate
on the piano.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-13
Committee Appointments.

President George w. Pierce has ap-
pointed the following committees:
Press Committee-O. l. French, w +.
Hubbard, Howard c. Rice, Z. H. Crane,
j. G. Ulery, Walter 4. Gilbert, II. l..
Piper, Myron z. Davis.
Decorating committee-G. L. Durham,
L. F. Adams, c. l.. Stckney, c. O. Rob
bins, Major Houghton, W. II. Bryant
Reception cOmmittee-James f. Hooker,
Capt. +. w. Gibson, Col. J. G. Estey,
George c. Averill. j. l.. Martin, w. II.
Bracket, L. c. Crosby, Major c. Hough-
ton, c. c. Fits, II. p. Welman, o. NJ.
Lawton, S O. Miner, II. G.. Barber f. r.
Vaughan, Harry Randall. w. H. Corser,
Henry Thompson, +. +. Perry, II. l..
Emerson, f.. =. Barrows, +. l. Hildreth,
F. w. Kuech, NJ. j. Moran, +. J. Fenton,
John Calvin, w. II. Vinton, f. w.
Blodgett, Col. c. \. Miles, J. Edgar Mel
len, Dennison Cowles, II. f. Brooks,
Warren L. Walker, j. /. Stockwell, Col.
II. +. Taylor, l.. II. Richardson, Henry
r. Brown, w. II. Proctor, S. w. Edgett,
+. w. Childs, L. w Hawley, w. L. Has
kell, VIM. T. Haigh S. a. Smith, X. w.
Sutherland, F. A. Thompson, y. V. May,
c. w. Durham, c. r. Crosby.
Licenses for teams to carry people Ia
and from the fair grounds can be secured
from A. f. Schwenk, representing the
board of bailiffs, at his office in Crosby
block.