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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-05-30
Jacksonville, Ill.

Frank Nelson, passed an exam
ination last week and was elected
first lieutenant of Co. L.
There will be an entertainment
given by large number of old
folks at Bethel church next
Thursday.
Miss Alberta Cleary was elect
ed as a delegate to the conven-
ton at Quincy.
Rev. H. H. White of Chicago,
teacher Of the ology at Western
Baptist college, Macon Co., will
remain in the City for few days.
Mrs Katie Coleman entertain
ed a number of friends Sunday.
The annual sermon of Co. l.
was preached by Rsy. Hender-
son last Sunday.
Mrs Jerry Rollins is visiting
in Plttstield.
Thomas Robinson, who bought
a cafe in Chicago called The
Pekln, is meeting with much
success.
Mathaha Stewart is the only
one of his race who received a
diploma last week from the high
school. The young man has been
astudent of the Illinois Conserv-
atOry of Music.
The Wednesday ArtClub was
entertained by Mrs. c.. H. Free
man on West Marion street, AT
ter the transaction of business
the hostess served light lun'
che0n.
The Ladies Aid Society will
hold their regular meeting at the
residence of Mrs. Jenkins on
Anna ST.
Rev. w. W. Goff returned from
Pittsfeld, Monday night and re-
ports that his work is PROCESS
ing,
The Sunday School of the
Methodist church last Sunday,
had d large attendance,
The Ladies Art CLUB was en-.
tertalned by Mrs Gertrude Du
gan After the usual business a
delicious luncheon was served.
Their next meeting will be held
at the residence Of Mrs. W. w.
Golf.
The funeral services of George
Coen were held Tuesday after
noon at go o'clock at the A. M.
E. church and were in charge Of
Mallory Bros, Lodge No. 3. K.
of P. Rev. W. w. Goff spoke
highly of the character of the
departed The floral designs
were lovely, and were in charge
Of Mesdames Hayden, Strawn,
Clark and Goff. Tue pail bear
ers were members of the K. of
P. lodge The interment was
mace in Jacksonville cemetery.
Woman's Club held their meet
ing at the club rooms and had a
large and enjoy able meeting.
Delicious luncheon was served,
Mrs. Moxley and Mrs Dugan
will entertain the club at their
next meeting.
Anderson Banks, decorator
and paper hanger. is doing ms>n
| tbic uooly
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-08

Guam SoneS geltorben.-
SSln AItcr Don 80 Sobren lturb ant
9ienitng gbellb SEER Gpon %SrSolles,
elmer Der al9ciefenlten 9emobller BON
Canton, in leiner @obnltng 9tr. 119,
elliott StroBc, nod mebrnlonotlId)er
Srunfbeit. Gr ipnr lange Sabre I'M
Gel, nnO 6ett-@ cid0ft t9GtIg, fiibrtc
obcr in Icbter 3eit Contracts rbeitcll
aus. Atcbcn ieincr 3ittpe binterlobt
Der Gcritorbene eiten SobrL Gr. @il-
liam 3. Sones, uno 5luei Sod)tcr,
Srls. Ncllie llnD Wiorian NSoneS.
Eoli5ilt geitorben. - Ger
%peniipnirte 8oli5ilt SonteS u. aellp
lit gcitern in ieiner @obnlnG Nr.
5tS, GbcItnllts0 ia- apeniie, I'M 81. 2e-
bensiabre gc%itorben. er geborte ieit
1884 0em Gepartemellt an ltnb mar
piele Sabre Selepbonntonn in Der
mittleren Goli5eiItotion. ST binter.
ldBt ieine Bittlue uno odt ainoer.
GaS g~egrabniB iinOet onl 6reitag
Itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-08
Ter Sampi nm's @iir9erredlt.

Wtillocrjdhri1c biirfcll ibr erltc" 80
pier bcrultSnebnlctt. - Gntlheis
ouna int 9unocs = areis Nppels
Lotions = @eridt bon 9tplU 2)ort
3l @uniteu bon itngef1br einec
Miaion noturoliiirter 9ilrger sc
fGlt.
Go9 @u1oc5 &rciS Expectations
@cridt in SEEM Oort bot om Glen.
I!ou Nbcno iibcr ole @illtigtcit bon
mcbr luie ciucr WiiIlion Nijrgcrpds
pierre, Die Die ltuotliNcn mo NunOc3-
9eb0rOrn loIdcu Ecrlonen Qep1br1
Dotten, Die ats WtinOcridDrt9c ou2
critic Nupicr berUl2lobmen. Gle Ont
ideionng 'icl 81 @unitcn Der 9cliBcr
iplhcr HilrGerpapicrc aus. SH Dem
loeben enlightenment ScItfoll bonOeltc
ca iid I'M Oa9 Niir0crrcdt zines
Aelp Dorfcra, Non1cns ScnrD @cors
&c, oo3 Der Nmoc2ompnlt &cnru &.
Stimion IN 3>peiicI 0c}o0cn bette.
&cnrp George buttc ais N%cun5cbnz
iGbrioer icin critics fopicr bcroll31c-
llpnnncn mo mar 0null III Der Dor
Qcihricbcncn 3cit NiirQcr Qcpor0er.
Tics Med)t mllr0c ibnL ulO 0onlt
nielcn Nnocrcn bcIt0ti0t. Ser 9tid)
ter bulltc icinc neutrality-suspicious.
n0rolli ultf 0oB in Der 0olt5cn ctn.
ldlGNigcn @cicB0cbunN fem Nlter iiir
Die Ncrollalobmc 0e5 critcn Eapicr3
norgeidricbcn lit, u10 ltelltc lid oli
Den Stou0pumft, 0oB cite ilber Is
Sabre oltcn Wicnl6ct nit Der &Sld)
tiQtCit 0icicS Sd)rittcS bcfamHt lciIt
miliiCn. Ger Nlm0c2nnpult Mill Ne.
ruiul1 bci'm Oberbumoca0crld)t Gin.
lc0Clr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-08
MtunatlidJer Ypli5eiberidyt.

2105 Gcrioncn lpnrOcn int M}uuot
Npril perboitet. - Gorruter 6c-
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irrtc &ill0er nllr0cn iDrCu Glteru
mic0cr 3ugeiiibrt,
Ser monotIi0c @criht ser Toli.
5cibcb0roc 5cigt. BOB I'M Npril 2705
Ecrioucn pcrboftct murocn. @iUroo6
morcn 2300 M}dnncr lro 1917
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molt un0 ctn Yrcoiacr; 35G bottcn
feline icitc @cid)1itiauHl. Ger Guz
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scr mltrGcn 0ltrd) 0ic Eoli5ri loren
Gltcrn micOer 5ltgciilhrt, Die M
troImo0eu brod)tcn 1893 &crhoitctr
nod 0cn Stotionob0uicrL III Ger.
lcbte nah &p'pitGlcrrL IolAtcn 60
Tellerolormen mo mod)tCn TO Sabr
ten iilr on0crc 3lpcdc. brndltrn Is
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nod Ertuotmobnuun0cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-08

Ser nHorb .'Bap Ctr.
s nj III erm 9auper.
Ell Er. 1" belt geitern abeno in
Nr. S3l, Noros@oDltroBe, ieine Sab.
rcsber amntlung ob, in Ser Erdiioent
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TOR 6. gn9clS oas Trotofoll fiibrte.
Ser 6innn5bcridt ergab iolgenoes
&eiultat: Ginnabn1c $3S,93t.t1,
Iusgaben $3S,4t4.36; a~aiier6citan0
an 30. 9(pril $5t6.St. Illsltebenoe
@lttbaben $36,5tt.2t, Gerbinoli6-
feitcn $33204;24; miucrtbeilter Ero.
tit $3306.97.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-08

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scr 0clltidcn epang., htth. ct. Wtat-
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tern bltr6 oen EoIi5eirihtcr @leucl-
Inn I'M noro0itlidct StotionSbola
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bis cr on5 II. 2%cbcnsiabr erreidt bot.
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leinc Wonatsperidntmlung, in mel
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trofien; Johann lutroe 6rou Senrp
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grfgenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-08
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belltcln llod) Dem st. Soicpbs.S SO.
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trait.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07

There came to town yesterday, by
 persons arriving on the Dolphin, an uncertain story of a shooting scrape
 that had happened in Juneau, on Wednesday. An inquiry of the Alas kan correspondent in that city for a straight recital Of all the circum- stances brought the following by wire today:
 Some days ago the Daily Record printed an article reaectinR on Ed Russell and his wife.
 Mir. Russell is not in tho city, having gone south on business tIip to Seattle. R. L. Colby, acting editor made reply in the Dispatch editOrially in which he characterized the editors of the Record as "Ticket-of-leave men," doing the dirty work of c. NJ. Summers and L. P. shackleford. Mir. Summers is pres. ident of the First National bank and Shackleford is lawyer, and they are alleged to be the packers, one way or another, of the Record. Mir. Summers the reference and called at the office of the Dispatch at once, dema4dlng thaa an apology be made. This was not forthcoming and on Wednesday Mir. Summers called again and made 6 vicious attack on Colby. After being struck several times Colby secured a revolver and shot four times at Summers in quick succession. Three of lbe shots went wild but one lodged in Summers breast iuHict. ing an ugly aud painful wound which,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07
THIS CAUSED THE SHOOTING

The following is the article in the Dispatch which caused the shooting:
 The two ticket.ot-leave men who do the dirty work of L. P. Shackleford and c. M. Summers through the col umns of an alleged newspaper, have renewed the attacks on women begun by the uulamented J. W. Frame. Judging from the nature of the attacks on the character of women indulged in by these hesrties, both of whom are under bonds to appear in the Federal court on more or less serious charges, it would be reasonable to believe that they were foundIings picked up from some rubbish heap, and raised in an incuba- tor, and never felt any of the ennobliDg influences of woman kind.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07
2OO YEARS
 SEARCH ENDED

wINNIPEG.-Atter a most persis. tent search. lasting nearly two hun drc years. which was made by the Roman Catholic church, a party of priests from St. Boniface College has discovered the remains Of Fort St Charles. built in I732 by sieur de Laverandry. the first explorer of whom any note is had 10 penetrate the northwest
 The remains of the old fort were found on an island in the Lake Of the Woods. in American territory. So completely had they fallen into decay and so hidden in the under. brush that it seems. but an accident they were found at all There can be no doubt as to their identity as numerous inscriptions on stone found here and there about the ruined buildings attest to that fact
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07
SKATING RINK Is ASSURED

possession to be used to convey the
 water from the creek down to thc ball grounds in manner that will dc the work in the best possible shape and not interfere with anybody,
 The matter of building the dyke is very simple. It will be done in cold weather when sacks of saw dust can be used with little freezing process that will have the desired effect
 It is suggested that members of the club and those who wish to use the grounds will be provided with each a small badge which will sig nifty their right to do so or that they have subscribed an amount that give them that right with good counte. nance-say one dollar for the sea son.
 The idea of forming a curling club also is finding great favor and if the weather is right there is no doubt this will develop. Members of the White Pass club are interested and say a covered rink could be built against the east side of the club building with very little cost and thai would form an ideal rink.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07

The party also discovered the skeletons of Father Aulnoar and Jean Baptiste de Laveandry and nineteen skulls of the French Canadian voy. ageurs who were massacred by the Sioux in I736. An effort is to be made to secure permission from the United States to remove the skele, tons and other remains to St. Boni. face. where they will be inferred and their last resting place suitably marked,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07
AT LAST THERE Is SBL00DSHED

however, Is not serious.
 There have as yet been DO arrests. There Is great public feeling over the matter and while regrets are expressed that Mir. Summers should have been involved i1 such a scrape, sympathy is largely with Colby, as the provocstion which brought out the Dispatch edl- torIal was admittedly very great. The whole trouble is blamed on the Record, which has devoted itself 10 stirring up bad blood in the commu- nlty.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07

The skating rink is an assured fact. There was organized last night at City Hall the Skagway Skating Club and the work cut ont at the meeting looking toward providing good Ice close in for all corners is already we'll under way The ball grounds are to be flooded-what dam may be necessary to this end to be put lu-aad every provision made for a winter of good sport. L. A Harrison was elected president Of the club and James G. Mulroy. of the road commission office. secretary, treasurer
 A committee composed of E. .J Klngsbury. electrician of the White Pass and Wallace Grant with Mir. Harrison. were named to take charge ot the business looking to the fixing up of the rink. This committee is. to report to a meeting to be held Monday evening.
 Today this committee was about at tending to the duty entrusted to| it. The Home Power company was seen as to certain old pipes in its
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07
THOSE
 THAT HELPED

The regular monthly meeting of the w. c. T. U. was held yesterday and the president, Mrs Zinkan, con, graduated the members upon the sue cess of the entertainment given on election night and the complete man. ner in which it fulfilled it's purpose. It was moved that a public expres, sion be made of thanks to those who had given aid in the entertainment.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07
FUR CHIEF 0F
 GRAND CAMP
CBy United Press.)

Victoria, Nov. 1.-The grand camp of the Arctic Brotherhood is having a hard battle over the election of a grand arctic chief, l. looks today as though James Rogers would secure the honor, It has been decided that Seattle shall be the next convention city.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07
CARELESS
 NAVIGATION
(sy United PresSJ

SEATTLE, Nov. 7.-The license of Pilot Mccarthy has been suspended for three months because of the col llslon which wrecked the Pacific coast steamer Cottage City. The ac- cident is attributed to careless nayi- gation," attributed to him.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07
DUVAL
 HAVING MAD
(By United Press.)

FAIRBANKS, Nov. 7-Blanche Duyall, who shot and killed Deputy Marshal Miller on Monday last while he was attempting to place her under arrest in the Pioneer hotel, is raving mad. It is said she will never be tried for the killing.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07
0F A
 DIPLOMAT
(By United Press.)

TOKYO. Nov. 7.-Professor Elmer. son. author, lawyer and diplomat, one time law partner of Noah Webster, died here today of heart failure He was born in 1922.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07

It. w. c. Doane and Mrs. Doane were up from Fort Wm. H. Seward today.
 Frank Davis and Oak Oleson, well known commercial travellers, left on the Georgia for Juneau yesterday.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07
THE CABINET
 MAY RESIGN
(By United Press

Vienna, Nov. 7-Kaiser William is on a brief visit to Emperor Joseph, of Austria. The resignation of the entire Austrian cabinet is imminent as a result of the dissentions among Ger man ministers, growing out Of recent confIc,s in Bohemian towns.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07
JIM BARRY
 RESTS FLYNN
(ey United Press.)

LOS ANGELES. Nov. Jim Bar. ry of Chicago, and Jim Flynn ofPu' eblo, had a ten round go last night in which there was no decision. Barry, however, had all the best of it, land ing wherever he wanted.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07

The heavy snow of Thursday has almost passed away without special inconvenience. The Chinook pre- valls here while reports come from the interior of a sharp descent in the temperature.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07
MARYLAND
 SPLIT AGAIN
(By United Press.)

BALTIMORE. Nov. 7.-The cleo. toral vote of Maryland is split. Six will be cast for Bryan and two for Taft. In the last election one was given to Roosevelt and seven to Parker.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07
T MAY
 HELP SOME
(sy United Press.)

FAIRBANKS. Nov IA souvenir of the victory he gained in the straw ballot taken here on election day is to be sent to William Jennings Bryan.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07

Winter evenings made delightful by good reading. All the best and latest books to be found in my cir culatlng liabrary. w. w. Boughton.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07
JAP. SHIP
 FOUNDERS
(By United Press.)

TOXIC, Nov 7.-During fearful storm this morning the steamship Taishuin Maru fomdered and sank, carrying down ll5 passengers.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07

A Sound paper mournfully notes that there is danger that Dungeness will soon be thing of the past We will still have the Alaska crabs.-- Douglas News
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07
RECOUNT FUR
 ILLINOIS
(By United Press.)

CHICAGO, Nov "A recount will be asked in the state vote. The democrats believe that Stevens is elected.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07

The business of Investigating greeks is getting to be wholesale rather than retail.-Douglas News.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07

Jury packing is crime not un' known in Alaska. .-KatalIa Herald
The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-07

Many are cold, but few are frozen. .WhitehOrse Star.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21
Are Such Things Just?


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Imported
by the moneyed
Wool %
tariff while
he
off
while quality
hundred are taxed
taxed
while those $25 pc
S
/
if they
fabrics worth
hose at S07 pound beyond the wokngman
is is Off with
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21
Country Ready for Change

fonma manufacturers we
the
o a
of
of
what forthcoming continues
in
and Mr. Bryan fool of friends
of
he
of all
hwhom
of
So in
manufacturing
and
generally considered barometer but it is almost all
will
Colorado
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21
ORCHARD.
HEATERS

We are now prepared to turn out
have one car of iron on the road now
and would like to order another car at
once, but will not do so unless we have
the orders for heaters before doing so :
and. as 1t takes from go to 90 days
to get n car here. it is necessary for
Will soon be here.
Our prices are 2Oc 25c, 35c and zoe
complete with covers.
Our heater is the only one that alb
solutely takes care of itself after
lighting,
Give us your orders and YOU will be
sure to get your heaters.
PLANK & FULGHUM.
shop on south Seventh street near the
flour mill
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21

Round trip fare Grand Junefoh to
King Hill, Idaho. for the ts hand
opening is S31.15. Excursih gaves
Grand Junction October IN. Come
in and see us now. MilP &Mllne,
52I Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21


elor
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21

Some of the best business men and
fruit growers in the Grand valley are
already listed in our party for King
Hill, Idaho, October 7th See us
quick and get particulars. Milne &
Milne, 527 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21

Why should the Ymanf.at pays the
big interest and highfhts out sell
us. Think for yoself. Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21

East side peop can get their
drugs one block carer home 551
Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21

They can't touch on light har-
ness. Fred Mante,
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21

about the King Hill. Idaho. land
opening. Excursion. October 7th.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21

Horace T. DeLong left Saturday
afternoon for Denver to attend the
convention of the Grand Masons held
there today.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21

Yard pictur with glass, csc a
yard. Flower ruit, animals. Crown
Furniture Cofany.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21

We want some OF ydr bslness if
we can give you the gods hd price
Fred Mantey
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21

See us fcwindow awnings. Put
mn completn any stripe at reason
able pricef Lowe Brothers, timers.
1926 N. FL street, phone 1894
RIack
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the welfare of the Mesa County Fair which
liniess numberless
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21

There big that there another bigger
with
magnaes And hell line all right see if he doesn't
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21

of got in its
eaurership nomination defeat of Leon Chapman
in
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21

M<oain water Sos our people IA
ySFy sential and closely related to
a Sod food, which you are certain
= OF Hilbert Z Kicks. the LEADER
mry and market.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-21

Sc, 4. Lane about your awning.
We r, them In an style or color.