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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20

aniniles, an when paid the bill an chased out,
it was with regrets l didn't have my sack
handy to pack off the rest in.
ZONE evenn, l moseyed up to Mr. Mans pen
- an axed him what was the finest, highest priced
show in town. an he told me she to the-a-ter
called tn Op'ra. So out goes an ropes another
kid an gifts him to steer me to her. Arrived to the
the-a-ter l Frances up to the ticket wagon an
says sort o reckless
"'Pardner jest hand me out dokyment for the
best place to set in you got. Price is no object.
It's the best in your show for Stonewall privately
allowin to myself he might stick me up for much
as dollar and half
AT that he whispers to me, twenty-five dol
lars, jest easy an nat'ral, without turnin' hair
appearin any more excited than Dune Black
burn sticking up stagecoach.
Twenty h-fve plunks to git to set hour or SO
to see little OF dod-burned fool play actin! I'll
just be etarnally done up if that want goin
for Stonewall! Nigh three weeks wages to git to
ante an come in an no tellin what raises he'd
have to stand after DRAWN cards!
However, alown I'd take chance, skinned
off five fves from my little OF bankroll and passes
em over to Mr.. Holdup, an he picks up an shutf1es
deck of little cards an deals me off six OF them.
Course l didn't know whatever his game was,
maxim me dead foul deal deliberate that away;
but KNOWN she spelled Trouble, l shoves of
the cards back to him an says, Mr. Holdup l
don't know jest what liberties a gentleman is
allowed to take with deck back here; but out
West whar l from a teller caught in pot
with moren five cards in his hand is gen rally buried
the next day; an bein' as all his business in this
world amt quite settled yet, five cards will do
your uncle Stonewall.' Couldn't make out anyway
what he give all them dokyments for, unless
one O. the coons down to the hotel had tipped him
off my bunch O lobster eaters was liable to drop
in an want to set with
wall, then l dropped into the stream O folks
flown in through the door, all ammin an crowdin'
like bunch O wild steers, an drifted inside.
WAS you ever to that Op'ra the-a-ter, OF man?
'" BY cripes! but she main shore honey
cooler for big! Honest, the corral would hold full
trail herd of three thousand head easy! Wall, when
l gifts in young teller in soldier buttons
to my cards, an then he steers me down through
a chute runnin' along side O the big
corral to little cose-pen with low fence In
front, right down to end of where they was
play actin, an right atop of the band. Dead oppo
site high stack of little pens like mine, all
full of folks,-same l reckon, above mean then
back further three or four big pens, above the
other, over where you come in.
An mebbe them pens want packed none!
Don't believe thar a empty corner anywhere,
except mine. Jest packed everywhere with men
and women The all looked alike, an most Of
tn women Stonewall could a liked. The all
had black clothes, with bald faced shirts to
match their bald heads The women-wall, with
the little they had they showed prittys plenty.
Never many -yomen much of EN- be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20

Before He Could Light on
Her with His Knife. I Hoped
Out with My .45."
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
REGULAR MEETING DAUGHT. tsr.s
Z ERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION

The November meeting of General
Marion Chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution. was held at the
home OF Mrs. Clyde G. Dawson, S27
Greenwood avenue. Monday. afternoon.
Mrs. C. A. Biggs, vice regent, presided
in the absence of the regent. The pro-
gram consisted OF an exceedingly In
teresting and well written paper on
West Point" by Miss Jessie Peabody.
and splendid article on Annapolis"
was tead by Mrs. Chas. Durkee. The
usual pleasant hour was spent after
the program during which delicious
refreshments were served. There were
thirteen members present. The Decem-
ber meeting will be held with Mrs.
F. 8. Hartman.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

lacked his usual spirit and person
high in confidence 10 authority for
the statement that he also had told
the emperor that neither himself NOR
his successors. could remain In onice
unless his majesty was more reserved.
Prince Won BueloW spoke solemnly
and without making use of any dra-
matte efforts. The house received his
explanation In icy silence instead OF
giving 1t that cordial applause which
as general thing follows the chan
cellor's 1ne parliamentary declara-
tions. The Conservatives representing
largely the landed nobility. was al
iost as relentless ~ the Socialists. the
the Radicals and the National-Liberals
and today's proceedings are regarded
by the extreme Liberals as the begin
ming Of long contest between the
crown and parliament. that may end
in Germany having q ministry re-
sponsible to parliament and not to the
crown alone.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

Very frequently you hear some one
say that they are OVERRIDING the apple
tree planting.
As a matter OF fact there are not so
many bearing orchal ds today as there
were ten years ago.
So many apples are not produced
today as there we're ten years ago.
There is absolutely no danger Of our
OVERRIDING the apple business and the
present supply can be doubled with
out harming the market price.
The following editorial from the
Denver Republican indicates the sit
uation:
Clean fruit and more of it," is the
motto OF the enterprising men who are
engineering the first international
apple show, to be held at Spokane
Washington, in December. Not only
will every state in the union have an
apple exhibit at this .-ovel show, but
there will be exhibits from Canada
Europe, Australia and the Pacific Is
lands.
For reasons that no one is able tc
figure out, the apple industry has been
decreasing in the dirtricts east OF the
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
DR.. THOMPSON
THE VICTIM
OF MOTOR

St. Louis, Nov. 11.-Dr. David De
Camp Thompson. editor OF the North
western Christian Advocate, died here
yesterday morning from the effects Of
an automobile accident Monday night
in which he suffered q broken arm.
several cuts and bruises and internal
injuries. Death was due primarily TO
nervous shock, the age Of the victim.
Sc years. Contributing to make his re-
covery impossible. DR.. Thompson
came to st. Louis from Evanston. ILL.,.
last Thursday to attend the meeting
of the general committee for Foreign
Missions OF the Methodist Episcopal
church. The meeting was held In the
Lindel Methodist church and DR..
Thompson Monday evening had left
his hotel to walk to the church.
The night was rainy and DR.. Thom-
pson was carrying a raised umbrella.
AS he stepped from the curb on the
north side of Lindel Boulevard the
machine struck him. He was knocked
down but not run over.
A statement issued Monday night By
Rev. Fayette L. Thompson stated that
he and Rev. C. B. Spencer of Kansas
City had Investigated the accident and
had exonerated the driver Of the ma
chine from blame.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
CANON CITY WOMANS CLUB
TO HOLD SOCIAL SESSION

The regular meeting of the Womans
club was held at Elks hail Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. J. Newell Wright.
president Of the organization, in the
chair. The lesson ON Egypt" was con-
Quoted by Mrs. r. 8. Lewis and was q
very interesting and helpful one. Ths
club accepted the Invitation Of tAs
Friends in Council to attend the art
program to b. given under its ass
picss at Elks hall Friday Afternoon.
the 18th last. at 3:4S O'Clock.
Next Tuesday aftsrnoon the wom-
|sas elub M IA o seeslsl session"
md evssy Ds@bsris soqsaotsA 70 take
to the cinb fooans . sup and saacsr
ana Aenats Il 70 ~ orgAaisatsoa. Roll
call at last Tussaay aftsrnooa's Dsst-
ing was rssDoadsd 70 by De nonDsfs
relating ~ Afst ineI1eat thay wses
able - re0s0bsf, WhiaA proved b be
. w anssaas 1satnrs q - pro-
gran.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
Plant Apple Trees.
No Possible Danger
OF OVERRIDING It

Rocky mountains since 1895. We're 1t
not for the opening of thousands Of
acres OF orchard lands in the new
West. the apple industry would be in
an alarming condition today. As 1t 10,
the outlook is none too encouraging.
and 1t is for the purpose OF creating
wider markets and popularizing the
apple as food that this first interna-
tional apple exposition is being held.
1t is estimated that this years crop
is only a little more than a peck per
capita, and. II the decline in produc-
ton continues a few years, the United
States will be importing apples.
1t is to be hoped that TIE interest
of farmers generally In apple culture
will be aroused by the Spokane show
and that the educational opportunities
afforded by the exposition will not be
lost on the public. There is no fruit
more healthful than the apple, or ca
pable of greater variety Of uses, and
anything that results in educating the
public to more general use Of the
king OF fruits. and induces the farmer
to increase his orchard area and to
give more attention to his apple trees
Is worthy Of generous support.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
DICKSON GOES 10
PROBE FRAUD CHARGE
IN HURT LAND CASE

Denver, Nov. 11.--Attorney General
Dickson and Register Of the Land
Board vivian left last night for Sa-
guache whore this morning what Ii
known - the Hurt land case will
come up. This b the case in which
the Dsmocrsts charge Mark Woodruff.
the former rs0l1tsr. with having 90
cured lot % 'monsy, II seems that the
board sold 40 acrso Of land at $50
an acrs.. ,Hnet who bousAt the land.
claims - peiA o1S - ,ecrs 70 Wood
ruff. II Afterwards developed 4has ~
board hAA besa lseslysd IN ths trans
aet3oa I'll ~ way throuSA. Attorney
0saseal Dleksos has bssa oelsee1 70
bring s1tt for ~ rseovery q ~ lnad
70 tAs stats. Hs Alsa ~ suit so0s
noaths -. aaa II wiil ee0s - tsiAl
teAay. II tAsee ~ Any nFnu1 n eoa-
0ostinl - ~ eny1s9 Baneae 11uA =
vtll - e - tl4 4
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
GOOD WORK BEING DONE
AT THE PRISON CAMP

The latest reports from the prison
road making camp in Las Animas
county are to the effect that every
thing 10 moving along nicely and that
good progress IL being made with the
work on, which the convicts are en-
gagged. A few days ago the camp was
removed two miles further south and
1t II now in the vicinity Of Morley, the
nearest posto@ce.
About eighty men are employed
there At present and the great public
highway that 10 to extsnd from the
boundary to Wyoniag II slowly. but
sorsly. being buiit at the sxpsass Of
~ stats. Whsn eonDsstsd II Win b
0Ae Of ~ M0oE 'bsd1tfnl - Ays
- AMofica anA w1ll attfnoG thco -
g antoists - OplerAAe sgssy yoaf.
The great su1us66 ~ ~ tslena ;fuaA
naking camp - this stats b vitAoaG
parallel aAyWhoro anl u ooe q ~
0ATvsls q psaal maaaOsDsaE
Z TsO nn0bof q ooavtclD % tAo seg-
iooaR e ~ Dan1fentiaTy hsee 6 peaD-
G8eis ~. TAD ersatee nu11se ID ~
hisoosy y rs.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
IMPER6ONATED AN
OFFICER, SUsP1CT
IN GRAvRR CRuG1

Kansas City. Nov. 11.--Arthur q.
spencer. alias, Harry q Rsardoa, vto
recsntly. Il 10 alleged. reported him
self an ofnGial coart intsrpreesf 'oe
the Chinese legatioa la New Yorlk. was
arrested hsrs today ~ ~ sity Dsli6s.
rs charge agalnst AlA ore inpee-
soaatiag Q 0uvsrnnsat e0ese aaA -
taiaing noasy u1Ase faiso prstenoo1.
Tho police. howsrsv. ere moee nAss.
sges1 in learning R 0psaesr nie1a
n0 nv eonneett ~ ~ aoa1A q
nDc O. Tssh, . M11nv CAinana.
1 ir1ses1 sses Ara : 49, -
1eess.-vAo q ~ 49, Wao v11ng
j O1aess vAysas1aa h ~ ~ -
Optng nn1ss ~ nAass ~ nAafGs0, ~
aetivs b helD1ag unsAvsi ~ uguossv
- ToskS 49,. ~ a1u11s hnsine
esese1 en1ssas = ~ EA III -
slases - , hllos pu1u .
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
He Knew How 70 vste. =,
Seven Years Of Prsef.

II have had seven years OF proof
that DR.. Kings New Discovery 10 the
best medicine to take for coughs and
colds and for every diseased condition
OF throat. chest or lungs." says W. v.
Henry. OF Panama, Mo. The world has
had thirty-eight years Of proof that
DR.. Kings New Discovery In the best
remedy for coughs and colds. 10 grip
pc. asthma, hay fever, bronchitis.
homorrhage OF the lungs. and the ear
ly stages OF consumption. Its timely
use always prevents the development
OF pneumonia. Sold under guarantee
at all drug stores. Soc and 800. Trial
bottle free.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
IT WAS WELL KNOWN
DENVER WOMAN WHO
HElD up MRS. PnIPPS

Denver, Nov. lit now develops
that 1t was Mrs. Allen Reed. wife OF .
well-known druggist, who Monday At
tempted to secure $4,000 from Mrs.
Phipps by the use Of . couple Of sticks
of dynamite threateningly displayed.
The woman has been = residsnt OF
the Capitol Hill district for Q number
Of years and has been addicted to the
use of drugs. A few days ago one OF
her relatives died and she attended the
fune al Monday morning. 1t would ap-
pear that she had been crasy or at
least mentally unbalanced for some
time. She has no recollection Of ever
having gone from house to house ped
ding pins and stationery nor has she
any recollection Of ever having called
at the Phipps home. She does not
know where she secured the dynamite.
II would seem that she had one Of
those dreams produced by the drug
habit which causes people TO believe
that they are Independently wealthy.
In this case she tried to realise on the
dream.
The police are holding her and she
vii probably be turned over % soms
sanitarinm.
Her husband conducts . drug store
almost across ths strest from ths
FAipps home anl she was thoro0ghO
acquainted vitA svsry act q ~
fAmiiy. This v WY shs hsDt - sloesly
b touch WITH Mrs. PAipps' nsovsnsata
Ill day NcoAay.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
ELIMINATION OF PERSOIlA
ELEMENT ASKED

Berlin. Nov. 11.-Dnpsror WIlliam
never has been % severely to1oo1
BY his pariiamsnt ~ he wAs Esetor1aZ
during the debate In he rsieAstaG =
the intsrpsllati0ns ooacerninG ~
coavsrsatioas pablisAsd win ~ ~
missioa Of the emperor In tAs lon1oa
Daily TelssYapA % 0ctobsr - -
criticisms q his majssty's oceek ~
ninistsrs - his nna5ssty's tson1e
u Nsa. q veil - ee ~ freo1tD q
speech. vsat 10 ~ ieAetAs - -
konisAsd 'sSssSvsrs aeenalnte1 ~
tie tradittoaal casstea e ~ -.
bsr In asaliag with ~ Dssss1 e.
70 have - 1en1n1eea
OAaasl1s - ~ le r.
-
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
|HR1l0Mf 1nA1uO CoEEzD1,
DLoCK TRACK TIN MoUnl

/. A1Daumsat 0ole.. Nev. aI.-Whsa
- extra Wssk ;leGn1: Daavss . -
I iaslo frs1oAe 6n1n NaD DGnlnG -
p ~: si1lat - - Dstnl yasl1 -
~ aaA tae J1et 0seting eteaf q
- switcA, fysloAs tsnia ~. ., -
|n1ag twssts.lB1s 11e1ss - hoges eon
Nbv1R. aoSho1 ~ - 11on1
|o1s MeisA4 ooss an1 - ea11o -
osNong oV1e ~ uogos - tsoA ~
|1s1 ~ ~ Nen. Me1e 1noln.
= = - 7 :. q! =. =
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
UNCLE sA6'S FLEET Is
PRAISED BY JAPAN

the newspapers of any country In
dulged In more complimentary refer
ences to another nation than did the
newspapers OF Japan upon the occa-
sion of the recent visit of the Ameri-
can battleship fleet Copies OF extra
ana regular editions in Japanese and
English. issued In some instances un-
der most difficult circumstances. have
arrived on the steamer Antilochus.
One of the most eloquent is the
Kokumin Shimbun. which says:
The cordial relations between
America and Japan are a guarantee
for the worlds peace, the keynote Of a
peryadIng civilization and a ladder to
the higher development Of humanity"
The Yorodsu Choho. Toxic. said:
I'VE regard the United States as our
best friend. From her We have re-
ceived 30 much favor during the last
fifty years that we cannot regard her
as anything other than that We
heartily welcome the United States
battleship feet to our shores and hope
that its visit will further cement the
close friendship now existing oetvssa
the two nations"
Niehi Nichi. TOXIC:
with hearts overflowing with
pleasure and with the deepest SINGER
ity ws sztssd Our vslcosns 70 ~ bit-
tleship aset OF our ever frisndly neigh
bof. f."s,gs - So
J; Hoehi ohimban, !Tokia: -
"L.0oking back to he tims OF ~
gallant ,Osmmodors Psrrg.s arrival ~
Urasa. now about nfty-Avs ysare ~,
No joyously Welcome the new Ameri-
eaA Aese ard ;oaly trust tha1 thls AaD-
py event may prove stepping stone
TO . still higher friendship and deep
or Significance Of our aatjoaal inter
coarse With our frisnds OF 9himbun.
Osaka Mainchi 0himb0a. Osaka:
Believing that this 10 q rare oppor-
tunity for us to be able to show ~
depth OF our feelings towards ths
United States, We desire to offer 10 u
feet our hearty welcome, while ut ths
same time We pray that the always
friendly relations Of the two countries
may thus be brought still closer"
Chiugai- -Shogic Shimpo, Toxic:
"The two most memorable events
this country has experienced % far a.
les foreign intercourse 10 concerned
was frst the visit Of Commodore Per
ry's feet. now more than half Q CEN
tury ago. and now again. the coming
OF the present American feet"
Kobe 0himbun. KOBE:
I'VE rejoice In saying that these
mighty vessels OF war are those Of the
United States, . most friendly nation
10 ours, and ~ such we believe. %
curity for the permanent peace Of ths
world at large. We should not miss
utilizing this rare opportunity to bring
about still closer Intimacy between
the two countriss."
Otaru shimbun. Otaru Hokkaido:
THE BEST opportunity for disclosing
our innermost feelings and high esti-
nation Of America and Americans has
at last presented itself to Ms in this
visit of the American nsst to our
waters"
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

q i li11 Ilsoersn q A1saaa. !, Csles.
- 80 NJ Lssv) e 0EipO,S pll
vsse maesisA ~ 0g1lse9 = nsa
- - o0sA "a 11n1n strssG . Q
eaososA 3eos1ny aso1enoeA = -
~ - e aesw. .ine ~ vltnssses.
~ oE0o0 = . pssoD mAnes r.
- - e ~ - - l.I!
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
fhRRR JOKES tnoon Sfsias
RvRnDoD1'D MA0AGRBB
sssaAias q - CAssAsas.

sSaaAiag q ~ C11eAsnA
A southernsr. hsarias . greed ssa-
motion In his oAisksa Aoaee oos Aafh
night. took his rsvolvRr and Weat 70
Investigate. ~ @
who's thsrsr' he stsrnly dsnaad-
I'd. opening the door.
No answer.
who's there? Answer. or I'll
shoot!"
A trembling voice from the farthsst
corner.
"pssd. sab. dsy amt nobody hyah
'ceptin' us chicksas."
Nearly Al o..
Hurry up. Tommy" called mother
from downstairs. We're late now.
Have you got your shoes onr''
Yes. mamma-all but one"
He Knew HoW 70 V0te.,
A Republican orator concluded his
speech with the announcement that he
would be glad to answer any argu-
ments put forward by the other side.
An old Irish-American citiaen &C.
copied The cAal1oA0a
Eight years ago." he said. "thsy
told US 70 vote for Bryan, an we'd BE-
prosperous. OF did vote for Bryan. an
Oi've niver been 10 prosperous In all
me loife. an now. begorry, Oi'm eoin'
to vote for him agaln!"
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
Executors Nsescs.


Estate OF Sarah A. N. Hamilton. de-
/, ceased. ,f.l - .-s,
The undersiGned. having besn ~
pointed executor Of the estate Of
Sarah A. N. Hamilton. late Of the
county OF Fremont. in the stats of
Colorado, deceased. hereby gives 10
tice that hs will appsar before IL
county court OF aaid Fremont county.
at the court housa, In Canon Okys i0
said county. on the stA day Of Docs0-
ber. 1008, at which fine. all poeooa1
having claims ASain1t aaid estate aFo
notified and requested 70 attsaA for
Tie purpose oe having tie same Cd
juste6. All Dernoa1 in4o1te1 ~ A
dists psyment to ~ sadsrn11DeE: =
DR. DAVID q. eHAAfu1Dools
-g ). /, ,1DooQHoe.
fifst puh. Nov: s. lDes.
Lest p1b. N6V. 3eT1oo6 - "Ss
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

80 - - =. = = VA
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
ELkINS- -ABRUzzI Wed
DING RuMORS CONFLICT

Elkins. w. Va. Nov. I1.-While In
creased interest seems to have lately
centered In the reported engagement
of Miss Katherine Elkins. daughter OF
United States Senator Stephen B. Ell
klns and the duke Of Abruzzi, 1t is de-
clared here in circles close to the FL
kins household that there had been
no change i'd the status Of affairs dur
ing the last several months and that
M definite announcement of any sort
is to be expected in the dear future.
The many unauthorized and specu-
lative stories which have been printed
in regard to the affair have been very
annoying to Mr.. Elkins and his family
This is especially true Of the report
that morganatic marriage had been
suggested. 1t is declared with 'en-
phasis that there has been no init
nation OF such an arrangement. and
none would be considered for Q mo-
ment. 1t 10 also declared that . special
dowry Ii erroneous and such has not
been broached.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

q : 80 g 8 g - -
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

For Rent-4o acre alfalfa paaturs.
In good condition with good water On
P. H. Troutman's ranch-now ready
for stock. Enquire Phil Sheridan.
2605 FIorencs ave. East Canon. a3tA
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Inquire 131
Greenwood ave. "pl
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

Londoa, Nov. 1.-THE Daily DxDrsss
asserts that the wedding Of the dnke
OF Abruzxi and Miss Katherine Elkins
via tAle place Ia Rene or Turin aome
time In 1903. Ths HxDress claims 70
kavs authority 70 tkate TINT tbs nag
aAA aAAaAbsfs q ~ fOyai family visa
the marriage TO be solemnissd In Italy
with state csrenoaies, % that tie M
tion may participate. ~ II ID aneas
the italian people the bride win spsnd
her life. According to the empress tbs
wedding will probably take place ear
ly In 1909. though possibly not before
Lent. Dlmcultiss arose through ssna-
tor Elkins' refusal to sanction NOR
ganauc marriage and becauss Of the
oppoaition Of the queen mother. who
had other matriomnial views for ths
duke. The kings consent. however
has been obtained and the bride will
be fully recognised As . royal prin.
cess. Queen Helena has been strO0a
supporter OF Miss Elkins throughout
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
nIsCKLLAHHOUS

Wanted-Horsss to pasture. e4oo
per month. Good feed: plenty water.
Thurston White. 4ip4
KEEP your own Keys and counsel by
renting steel safety box at tho Hre-
mont County bank TO - pef year.
FOR SALE-Two second hand rubbsS
tired buggies and one top baEU,
steel tire. W. B. Hc0es. 604 0reen.
wood avenue. 4opA
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

HiS sysEcy aAss ssss .ss ",
.ss 49, SSHsess sssa a4eEe
sg .:s l: ,}rq 70 ts saosGsai.s
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

= Il 4ss .sss Esrs: S,gs Isl slpas isisS4
+ tysss - sSss ~ = - Il ssseHv1sat;ssss
sss,,.s s.sfs o.. ss4is sua, sssii
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-18
TContinued from Page Fl

the transcribed ordinances for which the last council paid s25O some hesitation was manifest because of the difficulty of finding what was wanted. Mir. Snyder referred to 1t ss 1.-The Book of the Seven Puzzles" The clerk read a receipt from Mir. 8arnhin for all the city ordinances which have been turned over to him to whip into intelIiGible shape, and for which he Is to be paid $3jO.
 The contract for the lighting Of the public buildings was let to the Home Power company at Sl,75 per lamp Of 32 candle power.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-18

The Alaska ss. Farallon arrived in today bringing fifty tons of freight.
 Special and important butsiaess will come before the session Of the Arctic Brotherhood this evening,
 The Hegg was forced to return this morning on account ot the strong blow from the south after she had gotten four miles on her way to Halnes.
 Mir. H. R. Shepherd, commISs OnNr to the Yukon from the A. Y. P. exposition went oyer the hill this morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. and Ethel and Britain weste will all leave for Seattle and Portland to be gone several months. Ethel will attend school for session at one or the other city, They take the Jefferson on the 29th.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-18
STATE OF OHIO, CITN OF-TOLEDo. s
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY op-ToLEDo. ss
 LUCAS COUNTY
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath thah he is senior partner of the firm of r. J. Cheney & CO.,, doing business in the city of Toledo, County and State afore said, and that said firm win pay th, sum of One Hundred Dollars for eacl and every case of Catarrh that canuo' be cured by the use ol Halls Catarr. Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me ard subscribed in my praseuce, this 9th day OI Becem- Der, A. D. 1886.
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 Address FL. CHENEY S Co.,, TOle- do, Ohio.
 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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