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10 KENsINcroM

from 18th ST. and n. Y. ave. every Is min. Pass
Rock Creek Bridge. PARK. main entrance Zoo. to
Chevy Chase Lake. Correct with Kensington carl
Round trip tickets, &c. at Fussell's.
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only ten cents n week, delivered al
your door-the daily issues OF The
Herald Phone Main $500.
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Rubber Goods of Dependable Quality
Only at The Rubber Store, 9S3 F st. NV
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a sunerinr Rre Whixlrr
rerau.s CranvfIIe Rve

Ripe with age and OF the mellowesl de
velopment. A whisky Of medicinal value
Wn. Cannon. lbs 7th st. Phone N. SIS
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS

To Mount Vernon every Saturday
for school children. Round trip, 25c.
For Mt. Vernon, Alexandra. and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandra
& Mt. Vernon Ry. Sta, I2th & Pa. av.
TRAINS FOR MT. VERNON WEEK DAYS..
10 II a. II, u NOON, AND p NJ
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLINp-
TON tDAILYJ EVERY 20 Minutes
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Have the Table for Your Dinner Party
Decorated by Shaffer, Florist, 14th & Eye.
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Gae MILTON SCHOOL,
NATIONAL PARK SEMINARY
For Young Women Washington. d C. lSuhurhsl

THE GLEN SCHOOL. The story OF this school
OF rs phenomenal growth. its remarkable equipment
el pllQluss attTlctTely grouped IN college FASH
Ion, forming miniature village, It's unique subdi-
making AID socal graccs. its development Of special
talents its provisions Tor pleasure sight seeing and
study of cur National Capitai-can only be told fully
n our catalogue. Address BOX A. Forest Glen. AID.
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For the money. They are the finest spec
linens and last longest. I2l4 T.
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Remember the Rubber Store Is Now
Located at 9Ss F nw., formerly SO7 Pa. ave
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Ferry Service to Alexandria

Steamer Lackawanna eyery hour and A HALF.
EACH WAY.......................... &c
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ARLINGTON. FORT MYER. FALLS CHURCH
CLARENDON, BALLSTON, DUNN-LORING'
VIENNA, 0AKT0N. AND FAIRFAX COURf
HOUSE. Cars at frequent intervals from Mount
Vernon station 18th stgset aud Pennsylvania avenue
CPhone main i3l and from south end Aqueduct
Bridge fPhOne west I'D. Historic suburbs tjgtt-
inE ground Of the Civil War. See Colonial Records
and las. will Of George Washington at Fairfax Courr
House Ask for tickets via Falls Church Line
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CALEN HALL
THE HOLMHURST
HoTEL cHETWoopE
HAl.CY0N HALL - N.1l 8

NJ Ew CLARION. Ocrsn End KENTUCKY ana
~ Opea al wear. Steam heat Elevator 70 street
level Booklet Coach. 5. X. BOSIFACE
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
SAVES TWENTY
LIVES I'M The OCEAN.

Sea Isls City, N. IT, Aug. u.-Robert,
Drouet. the actor, saver perhaps q
score OF lives In the bay on this,
city last evening BY a thrilling
piece OF heroism. With his own llfef
at stake he plunged into the Wild
surf at the height Of q storm, and
with = rope held In his teeth. swami
through III swirling maelstrOm to the
rescue OF three mototboats crashing
~helplessly against q Jagged ledge q
ock
BY means Of the rope. another motor
boat was enabled t pull the powerless
craft out OF the ugly circle OF cross
currents that held them. Fad they not
received assistance. those on board the
vessels would surely have been cast
into the waters in a few minutes.
The boats were the Athaliah. the Al
fred /. the Sunshine, and the Emily
e. Mr.. Drouet was q guest on the lat-
ter. In q driving rain all but the Emily
=. ran into the maelstrom. and once
there they were helpless. It Was impos-
sible to run the Emily b. near enough
to throw the rope to them and tine actor
suggested swimming to the rescue.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
THAW CLAIMS
He is NOW BANKRUPT

PittsburE, Pa. Aug. liza voluntary
petition in bankruptcy was filed after
8 p. m. last night In the United Staten
court by Attorney Chas. Morschauser..
Of New York, representing Harry K.
Thaw. Of this city, who is now confined
in the Duchess county. New York jail.
In the petition 1t is stated his assets
are $12S,O12.aS and liabilities S45s. 140.43.
Roger OMara, a well Known Pitts
burg detective and personal friend Of
the Thaw family, WAS appointed as re-
ceiver. His bond was placed at 100000
and John Newell and Jas w. Piatt. two
prominent business men Of this city, be-
came securities for Mr.. O,Mara.
The most interesting information Civ
en- out regarding the proceedings is to
be found in III petition asking for the
appointment Of a receiver In which 1t is
alleged the action is taken, for the pur-'
pose Of preventing his property being
dissipated In litigation Over claims.
many OF which are unjust. The figures
In the bankruptcy petition show that
this refers to the lawyers III doc
tors.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
ALICE PAYS SERVANTS
AND STOPS STRIKE

Denver, Colo. Aug. 1.-servants all
on strike? 20, that's all right. Just
tell the girls Pn give each Of them IS
a day If they viii work while we are
here. And ask them If they won't do
1T as a personal favor to u.s."
That is h way Alice Rooseva,+
.Iongworth and Mrs. Medifl McCor
mick, of Chicago. solved the seryant
strike in the Yellowstone park. And
the servants came back, too. and all
went well while. the McCornntck-Ionp-
worth party stayed at tbs hotel.
The party went to the Yellowstone
from h Denver convention. Tbav
oun the park crowded with tourists
and the hotel servants so overworked
that there weEe many signs of revolt
At last the revolt canae and the serv-
ants went out on a strike. They re-
fused to-cook a meal make a bed or
walt on a table. The proprietor plea;ded
and threatened, but there was no yieid-
Ing. Then Mrs. Longworth and Mrs
Mccormick took a hand. after cons,,1t.
ing MIR. Longworth.
The servants went back and tha
women footed the bill. Ernest RusG
a delegate to the recent convention Of
the Kappa Sigma fraternity in Den
Yer, was at the hotel. He told the storv
here today while on the way ESast.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
GIRL BURIED AS
AS HYPMOTlSM TEST

Toledo. Ohio. Aug. 1.-THE Humane
society Is seeking to release Miss Flor
enc Jessie Gibson, 10 years old, OF.
Washington. p. c.. who Is buried five
feet below the surface of the earth
at Cedar Point as a hypnotic expert
ment.
"A stop will be put to this exhibition
II any statute can be found under
which the society can proceed" de-
clared Mrs. Everett, u humane officer.
The girl was placed in a coffin and
into the earth IN August l and
is to be resurrected, according to the
plans, on August 10.
Bundha, the Eindoo mystic, who put
her In a state of catalepsy and buried
her, insists that the Humane society
has no AUS for action. He declares
that at the end OF 10 days the gtrs
will emerge from her sleep In perfect
mental and physical condition.
Miss Gibson's grave is located In an
amusement park. and all who wish may
see her by peering down a tube. An
electric light bangles o. the end OF
a wire right above the face Of the
Sleeper.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
PITCHER DRIVES BALL
INTO AFRICAN DODGER

South Norwalk. Conn, Aug. 1o-Jo-
seph Dest, crack twirler Of the Norwalk
baseball club, drove a ball into the
mouth Of Walter Smith, an African
dodger, with such force that several Of
the dodgers teeth were Knocked out
and the ball locked so securely within
the colored mans mouth it had to be
cut to pieces before it could be removed.
1t happened at ROTOR Point, a resort
on Long Island sound.
One ball, two balls, hit the niger
in he head n get a good cigar!"
shoute the barker. Dest threw the
first two balls easily just to throw the
dodger off his guard. Then by arrange
ment Richard Burke, coach for the
Harstrom college nine, let one drive.
Smith hauled up his head and opened
his mouth One second after Burke,
Dest let go a terrific drive and the bali
mouth. S
Smith lost two teeth from each jaw
and says he will resign from the an
and honorable profession Of Afri-
can dodger.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
AALLisoN,s sENATEREcoRD
THE LONGEST IN HI9T0Ry

Washington, Aug. 7.-Senator AiHson
entered the Senate March 4. 1873, Il
had served continuously ever since
making the longest period as q MEM
Der or that body ever covered ~ any
individual. M
When he died he had Just completed
the fifth month OF the Goth yearsof his
occupancy OF this post. exceeding
by limos three years and q half the.
81 years Inc nine months service OF
Senator Morrill,. OF Vermont, who held
the record for continuous service pre-
vtous to Senator Allison, and the 81.
years II months and IA days service.
OF Senator Sherman, who previous to
Senator Allison had erv the longest
time in the Senate, although not With
out interruption. Senator sherman's
time was broken by W. terms in tho
cabinet, bu neither Mr.. Allison or Mr..
morrill, suffered by such Interruption.
Mr. Allison entered the Senate as the
successor OF Senator Harlan. Of Iowa.
He entered upon his first active term
In 1878 and was successfully chosen for,
the terms beginning In 1884, 1890, 1896,
1902. His last term would have expired
March 4, 1909, but by the recent repub-
lean primaries of the state he had been
Indicated as the states preference for
another term.
Also in House.
In addition to his service In the Sen
ate, Mr.. Allison had given eight years
OF his life to h House Of Representa-
tives.
Going from his state of Ohio to iowa
IN 1856, when % a old, he almost
Immediately entered public life as q
member of the STAFF OF the then row
ernor of his adopted state, and six
years later, in 1868, was elected for the
nrst time to a seat in the lower house
Of the national legislature. He served
IN that body during the thirty-eighth,
thirty and forty-first congresses
n after two years Of retirement en-
tered upon his illustrious career in the
senate. When he. entered the House
the civil war was at its height and his
service covered not only that exciting
epoch, but also the scarcely less excit-
ing time Of the reorganization. He had
been closely identified with the history
OF he country during the administra-
lions OF Lincoln, Johnson, Grant,
Hayes, Cleveland, Harrison, Mckinley
and Roosevelt. -.
On important Committees.
For many years Senator Allison had
been chairman Of the republican caucus
OF the Senate of h republican steer
Ing committee and of the Senate COM
mfttee on appropriations. Hi was and
had been for over 80 years a member
OF the committee on finance and dur
Ing much of that time held the second
position or that committee.
BY virtue Of his position ais chairman
OF the republican caucus committee. es-
pecfally of h steering COMMITTEES. Mr..
Allison was technical leader of the SEN
ate. AS chairman of the steering COM
m1ttee he was permitted to select his
own associates and thns he became in
a peculiar sense the arhiter Of the for
tunes. OF legislation In the Senate for. as
IS generally known, this committee, al
though not recognized by law, prac-
ucalIy determines what important bills
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
HER MARITAL BLISS
LASTS A MONTH

st. Louis, Aug. 11.-Charles b. Aid
rich, of Boston Mass, who is a nephew
of United States Senator Nelson A.
Aldrich, of Rhode Island. has filed
suit in Chattanooga, Tenn, accord
ing to dispatches from that city, for a
divorce from Mona Aldrich, who was
formerly Miss Mona Ridgeway, a
chorus girl in New York.
Aldrich n Miss Ridgeway were
married in ST. Louis last February.
Then honeymoon was short lived and
1t was the chorus girl bride who shat
tered the crescent, according to the
divorce petition.
They vent from st. Louis to Phila-
delphia and March 20, little more than
a month after, they quarreled, and,
Aldrich say his wife struck him with
her fists and attacked him with such
violence that it was necessary to call
for police protection.
Mrs. Aldrich is said to be beautiful.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
COY. DENEEN AND
HOPKINS N
IN THE NJ

Chicago, Aug. 1o.-Such returns ss
are available today, In addition to those
obtained last night confirm the repub-
lican nomination of Governor Charles
S. Deneen for governor n give the
republican Endorsement for United
States senate to Senator Albert ]
Hopkins.
From the figures at hand, which
however. art incomplete. the majority
vote of Deneen over Yates Is probabiy
not far from 10000 to 5000. The vote
for senator shows Hopkins has about
$1,000 over Foss, but it Is moi certain
this estimate will hold. Returns from
lead materially. 1t Is, however, con-
sidered certain by politicians that Hop
kins will receive strong plurality In the
popular vote.
Foss to Fight.
1t is certain Foss will carry the fight
into the state legislature and a warm
contest will ensue when that body
meets next winter. Foss and his man
ayers claim he has carried the major
chief strength OF the Hopkins vote,
particularly In Chicago, has been in
democratic wards. It Is claimed the
vote in h senatorial districts should
be binding on members of the legisla-
5ture, and therefore, Foss and friends
argue even IL QeIeaGeQ on popular vote,
lie will have a majority OF the legisla-
under instructions to him.
Hopkins managers deride this claim
and assert that the vote OF the state
at large is the only thing that carries
with 1t the party Endorsement.
Returns today seem to indicate that
Oglesby has been nominated for lieu
tenant governor on the-republican tick
ct, and that Pickering has been chosen
by democrats as their candidate for
clerk of h supreme court. These were
the only officers on which the result
last night was in doubt.
Stevenson Victor.
Returns from country precincts con-
itinue to come in very slowly. Definite
figures are most difficult to obtain on
many votes, particularly those on the
democratic ticket, because of the gen
interest felt in the bitter struggles
for republican gubernatorial nomina-
tions and for republican Endorsement
for senator. Enough figures are OBJ
tainable, however, to show that
Stringer has received Overwhelming
plurality for democratic Endorsement
for senator, and that former Vice Pres
ident Adlai e. Stevenson has been
nominated for governor. Republicans
throughout that state seem to have
turned ou to vote at the primary cleo
ton in greater force than democrats.
This generally is attributed to the in
terest felt in the republican contests.
LU LEA III
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
SENDS TELEGRAM
OF SYMPATHY TO D,iaIio

Hot Springs, Va, Aug. fudge Taft
sent the following telegram regarding
senator's home:
In the death Of Senator Allison tbe
country has lost a great public servant
and great statesman. He was a most ruise
overestimate the benefit that he. bv HE
long service in the House and Senaia
rendered his country. Tbs burden he has
head of the appropriation comnnitfee ne
the enate did not attract the attention
shat ,e ehe i Rnblis gives to more Interesting
deatn. loved him as every one did
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
CHAIRMAN KNAPP
DOUBTS RATE INCREASE

Washington. Aug. 10.-'I do not look
for any general increase in freight
rates In the future outside Of those OF
which the commission has been given
notice" said Chairman Charles a.
Knapp, OF the Interstate Commerce
commission.
THE railroad situation is Improving.
The outlook Is brighter, and a better
feeling generally prevails. The falling
off In business in June and July "a
compared with the same months a year
ago was less than the falling off In
March n April. We will have big
crops this year and these will bring.
tGe roads a larger volume OF bust
ness"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
cummins on Allison.

Senator Allison. will be long re-
membered, lot only in Iowa. but
throughout the whole country. He
rendered most useful service to
the nation during a public career
which for length has scarcely a
parallel In the history Of the Unit
ed States. He was a calm, con-
teniplative man and for many
years his counsel was more gener-
ally sought than thatyf any other
man In public life. Had he lived
to the end of the term which he
was holding at the time Of his
death he would have served his
state Sc consecutive years in the
Senate.
He entered congress In the
middle of the civil war and his IN
f1uence has been felt in all i'm
portant legislation Of the last 45
years. His death will be lamented
everywhere, but nowhere so pro-
foundly as among the people Of
Iowa.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
LARGEST FIGURING j
NILS PLACED Id l \
RECEIvERS HANDS
ashburn Stockhold-
ers win Reorganize the
Great Concern. A

Minaea nnlfa "A 4ip
to Observation-Disclosures stockholders. the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIorr MINI cnrn-
pany. the iarrast no,irinr MIL concern
III the world. iinntted. fndav nAfitioned
Il federal dtsfriaf Srn,,rf ~ fhesSan.
oofntmant ~ ~racatvera
The court rranted the nAtitfons Mans
mr. a. s.. Piilsbury. son 81 IN lafe
Charles a. Pilsbury: a. q. Lorina, head
:ng company. ana il. q. cobb. Al Snttor-
aey.
ThA n~etittnnera ware fo,,r hnnra ~
Minneapolis and ST. Paul. t0rather with
&. Isl. Pillsbury. holder a the COM
pany's papers.
The business win be continued.
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4aassa nanaiLE 0ne 1scelVeI rne cQNrs
nnrn, snsas 1p,nl oono IS soVy;VyV nn0
$3.50 49, 4L s.at llss VIZ VIII De ~
oM ny lur.shsM Sto ME rs
: ans pssi.aon lor scelversnl We
eno appea.alucs.o y y. 5. fltlsDur as 2
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thsss W.lcH W. DIoauiy lntlIlateu IN
c eas p =, suH ne appllcallo ZOE re-
9ceaseIs surprise, Dutsi y IS not
-s Apscle0 % preclpltat ~ hurry IN
ni, m.Nas 81 circles.
lidentedness o. !ne
sGvnaipany A. set al more than $o.0e0. geo.
LIE DoOh yaIne OF Inc comRany1s props
easy 4ces9 $Io, wy, UVV. Inc TOTAL Sc.
cureo lndeptedness covered by deber-'
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
PRIEST AND WEALTHY
MAN AUTO VICTIMS

Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 12.-when an au-
tomobile plunged over a steep m
bankment or the Mitchaw road two
and a half miles west Of Sylvanfa.
Charles w. Pohlman, a wealthy Cleve-
land merchant tailor, and Father
George Fahey, pastor of st. Columb-
kills parish, Cleveland, were instantly
killed.
Mrs. Charles w. Pohlman, her
daughter, Florence, and f. C. Dietzel,
a Cleveland dentist. We're in the tour
ing car, but escaped injury.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
RUNS TOO MILES IN
LESS THAN IL DAYS

New York, Aug. FIN an hour less
than II days. running most OF the dis
lance over 700 miles, T. j.. McAughey.
arrived in this city today from Toronto
Canada, bearing a message from the
mayor of that city to the mayor of
New York city. McAughey is assistant
secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A. at Toronto,
he said the object of the run was to
test his speed and endurance.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
RICH SOCIETY MAIDEN
ELOPES WITH CHAUFFEUR

terry, g chauffeur, eioped With S oEat-
Madeline zeigler.- only ~ los %
Mrs. Margaret Zeigler, a weaIthv E.ot
End society woman. Slattery ana NIisa
Madeline went in a hurry on findins
MIS-. Zeigfer had employed detectives
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13

This odd deed was officially recorded
today for a three-story building and
lot at az west Superior ST., valued at
$15.O00 and decided by Stephen Rossga
to his wife Marcianna. The trust deed
drawn eight years 6 was offciallv
entered two weeks after the death of
the husband. Fear.of the children that
his wife will not long survive him
prompted the filing of the deed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
ATTEMPT TO
DYNAMITE sTnckAnE

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. tat me
Ieaosnnrg mines nine miles north nf
S.rTnlngia1n last night a group OF str,I-
a apa, lnaeW q aeayy charge OF dynamite
mines. The men then ran ~ sne
nearly q mile FROM the stpci<ada iaa's
opened IRE with rifles. No less tbau
sou snots W. fired into the stocsaaa
and the 20 =. .ihore deputies arouna ths
1I1aes returned the fire with. vigor. rs
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
GENERAL BOOTH TO AFRICA.

London, Aug. 11+General William
Booth, commander in chief of the Sal
walton army, sailed this afternoon from
England for Cape Town on a three
months tour through South Africa.
The aged salvationist has mapped out
an itinerary that would tax the
strength OF a much stronger man.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
CT TORRENT
WRECKS CITY STREET

Bisbee. Ariz., Aug. THE postomce
and all business houses and Offices on
n side of Main street for a distance
of 200 yards were wrecked late yes
terday by a ~cloudburst which swept
down from the mountain side. The
damage is estimated at 500, 600. Thou
upon thousands OF tons Of ro.k
and dirt were washed into the streets.
which are piled five to 25 feet high
with debris.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
FLOUR BROKERS FAIL;
BIG MILLS CREDITORS

Chicago. Aug. 12.-Judge Bethea to
day appointed Frank H. Jones, receiver
for h Millers' Products company, -four
dealers. Assets, $s0,0Oo; Liabilities.
$4,000. The principal creditor is the
Pillsbury- Washburn Flour Mills COM
pany.
Auxiliary receivers were appointed
today for the property of the P~illsburv-
Washburn company in Cincinnati and
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
TIE up ORE

Superior, Wis, Aug. 1.-THE Great
Northern ore docks at Albouez are tied
up by a strike amcng labprers employed
In unloading cars and loading boats. IF
the strike is successful a general tieup-
OF the ore business OF the Great North
ern will result,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
AesENT MlNpED eEIT u,e

Kansas City. Aug. 12,-Jas. McFarland
a crossing policeman, sad: About 10
O'clock this morning a man crossed ,,e
street here carrying a cane as IL 1t were
an umbrella. He looked perfectly con-
tented. too. You bet hed be scratch man
IN q handicap contest for the absent
minded
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
THE WIND CHANGES;
TOWN AGAIN SAFE

Winnipeg. Aug. IA special from
Michel says the wind which had been
driving the IRE before it onto the town
died away early this morning. The
town is again cafe for the third time.
Fernie, b. c., Aug. Part of Fernie
Is not yet burned, Uut Is not out of
danger. The fire is stin burning in the
park.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
DEMOCRATIC STATE
TICKET IN ILLINOIS.


Endorsed for United States Sena-
tor-Lawrence b. Springer.
For Governor-Adalai e. Steven
son..
For Lieut.. Go%vernor-E. A. Perry.
For Secretary Of Stack. r.
Beidler.
For Auditor-Ralph Jeffries.
For Treasurer. b. Mount.
For Attorney General-R. c. Hall.
Republican State Ticket.
Endorsed for United States Sena-
tor-Albert j.. Hopkins.
For Governor-Chas. S. Deneen.
For Lieut.. Governor-J. G. Ogles-
by.
For Secretary of state-James A.
Rose.
For AUDITOR. s. Mccullough.
For Treasurer-Andrew Russell.
For Attorney General-Wm. H.
Stead.
For Clerk Supreme Court-Chris-
TOPPER D. Manner.