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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
WHISKY
That's All

seattle orlnae
nsIh RAueMw h6hy
slkR igfs Ats ~ Only ssen months o1 enc
sss1haed toteh b dEinR@ az
whish5s
years woman NnassM tsfxssp
laBot Andres IovegBn a worsis
he and ss MARRIAGE ths made n1rlals yegts
habit
snfs s@sssas5i ~ns aeaarg
lssfsa
A BABY caaE is BORN
-
tas6laH wh ue
ee Rleohah
Nssssa MR. eia oasa esga wash satnst On se c~ T4p
1gby costy
uasssfs hc nfehd 81 Of e tuRsfs
Nppahenss waTssy
clrEa bExse 80 de dt ssFst
The
dEopsa dassl
eiasxs apedRp libts eal tsat oue OF had
mevaER
C1at o rResat
cs@lt9b a gscass aqnt
afSlsI6a
rsr.f fsaRa ssaessn
MostsH and Gugassa rapassi
MEa9e
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LYING Oh FeaR
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naR45 bal9& on o lf lssa@'ss hsdo, daaGo
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ir csipeeae5t on pss6ssn hsat ues bcsn Gsart
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aas N. In IL Svlaassnon CslDtneHe
wagnr, phses an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
ADMIRAL HAUIS
DOWN HIS FLAG
Rear Admiral Burwell: Is
Relieved Of His
Command

NAVY wARDs PUGET SOUND
July irwin slrple and I'm.
pFsssls.e eereFnonyea. Rear AdnalsAl
W. 7. Hdcsssll. eognnssrdaTt o. tAls
yard. hautsdi dawn his flag a. 20
o'eleek this morning, ard a, ,hat
moment his active easeer N tire
naxa.. extending. over a nsEicd. o.
20 years. came to close. Gact.
Jchp a. Rodgers. formerly. IN
charge Of the third lighthouse dis:
,trlcs al Temps Inssilss. ~ ~.
tock. up tie datless OF elrse ting tire!
affalra 81 the yard. caps. Rod1eenl
arrived hSges yesterday.
At. 10 o'ciock AdmiTaf nuewell.
called the heads. ~ the dlffeissnys
into his office. arid.
after a short speech. read His o..
ders attaching hiln from. eommauss1
and ORDERING flnls home to await
fartksr 0rSiera. lie then w.ems a.
the parade grounds. Rnd. salute
o. iss gana vas, fired ProeeesiluGl
alSonrd the receiving. ship Ehlla
aelphIa. his tso.starfssl' -Glis PEN.
nnH,. signlfy.gns nat b. i shel
. al0F gear aamiral was, hnaled,
d0gn from ire fyackQ of thee siiip.
SaFroiG1aesi: hx officers. Capt.
RadScrs then rad his okdsrs "a.
strdeting him. 10. take. conguiEniF 81
the naSS yafiis Ills flag a cap
talnss. pcnnants was' then 1salssi ~,
andsa salute oil ~ gana. waa. fired
SCORES ~ officers of the other
ships IN the harbsn and handreds'
u clglsena. both from me sur.
rounding towns ~ Port Orchard
and from Seattle. Witnessed TIE
ceremonies There we're many
eyes dimmeds With tears a. ths
penns6t' u Admiral Burwull came.
flntterng 20 the asek. for ilhsc'
he assumed, command n the yard.
Jufy 81 1900 be has been helsh 3D.
the hlxhest esteems by all With
whom h. has associateds
E,ariy III October M. and tIfs,,
Ilurwelfs vine 70 70. their horne 81
yifEiniai They expect % tTasel'
tot. &etlme in. Enr0pas and oAalas and
return IS way. % Japan.
Capt Rodsfhg comes 81 lamllig
prominent Ii the hlftaid Of tie.
&rnefican navy fIe has. a. son.
LIEUT. Iohug Radgerss en''the shasfle
ship Nebraakas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
MEEkER ENDS HIS OX-TEAM JOURNEY
RS LEDlllEL MUST COME HOME TO GET HER DECREE
STAR DAY ATT White CITY
IS STIRRING Them UP
watch Next Mondays STAR

Watch Next Mondays Start
Look for The ssr also ON Tues.
day. wednesd. and ThpSsifSs. IN
or those dassa she coupons for Fire
star'h Family 9uauE Da@ wru l9gs
peef One coupon vail M for your
free aiimissiiap 70 Hfe wafsee eHg.
.sEileadihi;fso w6lF IT, FOR rhn 60 PIE.
sent ~ The. yabions gti'lsaceIiitfs, wd'tst
five reitfs whGTh ~Ona Gll0SN YOU ~
-ses eSefy.ti1ifas tasIes n TO ba seen 10
oSlis pAT< The Rnsfa'nrefStH FnraIsss
sfhe ,itolI6E eeasreR sieg4leo I48Gnsse.
!elig6t0r BasEm Photo esRlaeFN. nooh
llnsl. Bowline kalss.. kdslRlFlaan 5alic.
aites. isseah Calf OCEAN Wave.
Iclrcleeawinr. IsagFhIaF Gallery and.
Miniature RGitisay
A'frSaGs.msntE have been made
.ilh the manaGsn7enip Of The. white
cati b The Star 60 have. the essae
'oiIssn' eg6la on Thursday n'ohnEne
Those wslio ds6Sse. cam ro ~ eGfiy
sa they ~slshs with. tlleir lunch
siaNhefas and. stay Vt the paEk all,
day After tlal and t6s.- aisiSr meme
beeu t'fathe. family finish rlgGlr vsosl.
d;lwn' town the& can meet sifc
others A. Ellie Mhiu~ City and taEe
their plcnic dinner 10 che. gzoNe a.
tho eonthefn end Of ths EeouHas
After dinner tlfe Sights can b. eallaen
ms the whole gaIntis tggstlpeh
puring THE sxenilg MAGners
band Wilt give conrefis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
Judge Griffin Refuses 10
Free Woman Not in
Country.
Concert Singer Must Return
From Berlin to Get
Decree.

ToGag distance eff0isN a rtciirer
divorces IN Tire superior Hecsslased a
black eye today when JTdga Arthur
= Griffin refused 10 gEant decEee
to AIEs EFe'ien kl0wafth Eemanell. at
present Eesisiing ACROSS cemtlnent
and a sea. IN BERLIN. eseEfaanN.
Mrs. Lemmst is the well known
soprano who. has been In Europe for
some tifne. pEgganinG liefself for the
concert stage
Qnbing last kpnih while She WAS
Ia Vienna. her attorney filed a peth
ton here. asking for a separation
from wlflam +. Eemmel on she
grounds a. ae@Ftion and ntafsup-
port
The case easnealp with che myriad
81 other dsiasif dlNonee eases to-
day. and i.apaEencs Lannfn1. die 49,
yeaf.old son. Wax Ehe tisst winners
put on Eise saUagni o. Ats. Vs. Ds
Lmflfnfeh
NSlfeKe ~ your nrdglteE ~ the
i'm senf teulsfF ws@s orts efk rap hEEst
qIestienf pot 70 die son.
Pqalnbm in ssSlTm
she II in Bcrsn." same ehe hsa'1E
arsHeF
Dea5iitf aEseage@ltisF@ Neeohney dtlhn
n Perry. wdh@ ~axs aqape'aElng for
Me stmbe. c@ulit haasll5 pe.BsmaSie
iaRursfsf rifaa bhe efssoneesy OF an
a#ternca eotGd search such eatEemes,
aali hsean britse 1850 gsrriSgEs 20 satisfy
lPsngxs&
Il Object TO eIsSs case proceeding
.agp f,nrpheE. he SAID sl,nRels.. adj
dsesshpg hffe .ceune Th'e heaskng az
tli's espsa ~ash plfe Illansilte not pscsa
ef& nsoafFtt SET bad DEece3lerFis and
should nsd be alaosNoeds"
laTdEe espllhhGn sustaim5sk ORE OBJ
Eeets@n aard gife sa'sa earffea 70 nsgfpht
fSfs die rEure kenaE
These Is no lacy M s0ngDs'h a
plasdPpph to- appear NJ eegeBt durtngI
tlfe Increasing Of tiHe ddooosnee alss*ing"
sailt Ntty hanS9u'ba 20 Fire Stafa
M ] @m not nllsrasen | secuBeds u
dias@Bae sedee.pad yeaoos age unsdssF
saESb e@rcaSO'srs aattt e.soeCpil to do
So III pfas bns'tsnee
W0Sa Bs.h4nn ftfs p,hs66ess
Mrs L,emmel wpl be back IN
Se@sple wfpiHn few moTOtsrs. tHCfjp
ever. and tben tine mat%er wp6 be-
bp0ultlG mp a'span.
In ifed cenrgisp1a Nh.s Lemm4sf
sgCas ugd She WAS m9frsed tn NHs-
90 sspna On iSS6 asr that IN 1891 lfep
husba4ri deserved her and has stneh
contributed nothing ~ her stappokh
Besides phe son. who Is in THE
employ OF Or & N Tnainger. rheses
is dauHegDer. Gladys. Is yca~s 0ftf.
who Is ws0uh htsr maFsVs IN Etaaola.
Nbf heofulsel NJ said to he a reslSienf
VI Hous
AAns. Lenuaed came to Sesntlh
three years ago. For a long hnfe
she was soloist "a the Trinity
Parrish church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
DRY DOCK
BIDS
Three Seattle Companies
Want the Work at
Bremerlon.

WASHINGTON July ieQ.@elSis
vseHe opened to-day az tire navy DE-
p,aEtmeHt scr THE CONSTRUCTION o.
dtsooc's Mo. az Pupst Sound navy
NsEds The docs will be buElt Of con-
crete and ahanise. GonaBcss sppso.
pntateid k2socogGco FOR H. Bids wese
adreeSf ON two alternate psopcsitGens.
one a dock ees3 tset Tong, the other
a DOCK rs0 feet E0Sa THE bids fc.h
ioaSEi
ea'sseiysLohseyW WRITER'S eonapan5.
Seattle. sassoo9ooe and S2iaoeSooo.
WestssEe ecnsSeuc t9on company.
ST. Lo:usss S2s23g 600 and s2.stiolgooo.
G. J. Enlc'kson, Seattle, sfs62ssQ00.
NO bird ON snrsEl'ee dock.
Jack Black. Hago5nrg oontnsetemq
eanrpapeh sA Lotnss sh.s9as.fes and
g. sgtago0o.
Puget SUurtf Hepfdge a bbedd9n,a-
company ssszfsfes StqoS5q000 a11
- sesoqoco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
TO KILL,
JEWS
General Slaughter Has Been
Planned to Take Place
in RUSSIA.
tay u,,4s@i Prva)

EaLlw, July ,e.---A aer-ra
Al arg lapar a Jews tsfncat ssfoua an
Rgsssa hsss soeH FAuuused b. 10. X.
2Sssazx VIA sipe fasrosis ami Ss Ffsssis
Lesrcsts-, asegf drag 20 infossa s&Son re.
e,esNseld heRe teaay. ausb evan Is
sns ~ 10 ha~ve s%s.susaes.t xee hcsrbsn
X sif-noH ppespass 81 1888, Nasaieis
wan the AAarss nnsus@r n tste mis-.
taSy ~ Ftw ;EkufElse en- ttse .hrss IN
Ss sai.1
Tbs statsaae.ui ia.iae here a,ss
ant RutupYas BeM niltn con
cso ain Gu q mns g,sosW attacks ~
I ns Jews is psas ttneisy cVa'y city
Ga Eu,sts wmore tasy ro~udr in
gnent asssosassns II b siatcd thnt
the raa ID. sores are ara asso 10 M.
giD ma trc Isssb So~ Year, early
In Oc spsass, rbs pbs 10 the most
onri0s 40 aaair dtpe ever con
eeiycd ny Inc nsti-semitics, Who,
Oawevef are M Ia yso L. W. pleegcd
10 tho determination of an lows
~0o e0nnot a. driScn fium the
country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
WANTS TO PLAY
GOLF With mir. TAFT

bespsc Tan chose IL. be snd. Il
teseoei az sen lpalfneE Gpi refuse
po pisas OF ans but tise bcn Anks
Abssinupdy ro poaGnci "a ppi scance
Al uiSbes ~ my v0St ssnss@iy came
hrase 10 ptns gvdH hope. hswoyer.
tlps Wsll hive an opPpetuaity to
nrsm Tart IN a aartcs iotsaa before
! have"
Tar saElS tsdny thga he hapes so
COM rftoo ses speech ID eeoeptastco
OF i'm reqpahti,sin apa ain5u loai tz.fOfe
midst
He m~ mon are pied Rou us \
eunIs mqoa 70 hsusic IN thn gs,ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
BONDS
AWARDED

Al the meeting OF the finance
coEafsSttee OF the city council. he4d
tins aupanoen. the elssue OF SEQ
coo worth OF 2o-year Ballari refund
ing bends WIZ awarded 60 the
mnris Trust & Savings bank. az
Chicaeo. which offered premium
ca s2,0Sl ON the bonds The inter
csc ON the bonds is az per cent,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
arfixes al 6te Hot Springs
aud ksitas His
ChahHwe.

HOT sP 8i Mons Va. Joiy is Ae'
coausaa d Ia a wasonfui ci srsHio
ana R-u sqgps. 9s~pVboq .lonOn oan
Bmnrra, n. pf Orosoao. arrived 6s' ~
to,Dos losr.llpf 20 seisrs uuoasoy edps pfroas
etf. At ioogE w., s.onas thso hi ceng
lHsnn So osun sssrt Fan chs plosptpcSu
aie15sos aes.s Cts Sod tlem dW cae
esGIiiss pou5os seooe ti-u. oDfs anoae
ii8aa ~. s.si.uDs aOOddOI Zoo 65uus
a 1o,sla a. ssaTk sla, I0sua taaSI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
CASHIER is
ARRESTED

EVERETT. July rs Chris. Oh
aoD, cashier OF the Scandal bank,
was arrested last evening on infor-
nation filed by the prosecuting at.
torney The Scandal bank was
closed 10y the bank examiner a
week ago because of doubtful loans
made The information filed
charges Cashier Olson with wiuml
~ and knowingly maNng. stating
and publishing a false statement
OF the amount OF assets and habili-
tics OF "a bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
Worst Element Said to Be
Forming Colony in
Georgetown.
Buildings Being Construct.
ed on Plan Of Tenderloin
Structures.

1sliss crkhshonse: eletnSn,' -ffoStie 'slfs.
re'ssliisisiie district ~ reI;oEissiato b.
Enthusiastically MlSSer MI
lsssas osdsSs 81 several aaxs: afn
iii effect tifatsn crib ifo,iasss wo,fsst
-te 4oIarassst IN. this .e.iey ssrer sep.
fsmtsf +. agsia that the Inmates
w4oiliskASes 70 leG@e.sifsi cliae - b.
lnga foll6sN0eti' bys ehaaiuas Es'mdsoa0s
sio pts nonrrenii ssbaolis
sexasarI ne@ ssoodsn. sesafcy0lHes
hae.e beem cons6olctss!F on fsktsle
ansk slaassb IA, In ehat Eertldn' ~
eseorgtlapOne In udfFth tsfe soaais
S665ass'a.oara Ha@ lsscatsils anlE II ~
cuEreGtlys OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.Ih6e aEes 40 ~ uaad' ny the esib.
h0nse element afsar eheg ase dnip.
zen soom hie folnn slOoet't d4a nsirt
pseoSEiloSon. Eesiis.nesS ~ a blT1ie,
ARE attn fgnpslp't II plfe plifRs o.
t6e nronpesd nsxf.d4oT neirlt'S's o.
aud % soon az hlfe fact reFriass
the easss ~ the better elements II
Is expected mat thebe VITA be a
storm, sot prGisst wAslch wsdl nllpiSs.
sills. recent fiKft agAlftt Gtg vicsns
saioNn .olawent lods Aiie ~ stpdt da3
IN Eeacefui Saarlles
Hsbeet on ttt VltE6uas
Fhis influx wIlF alwpl9s mean psf
houhine Of an element ehln Ii re-.
narded 10 the locA autioelt isa as
me most dcieua With v1ifrh klley
are eanied upon 10 contend In tfa'
aren a. licensed sfte WS1nan wiis
hipss matie heir aursers IN tstt
bawdy houses 81 die dlsDdtt below
Jackson ~ have been forrtiaE cot.
taees and ac declared 10 have
made all preparations 90 open np
now quakseo 10 geooetawn
For many monsha a foreign ef
ment which Is found IN tin lecsl
terdcdoin has bsssu 0cslsSifa cot.
faEea near DE Georgetown road
,honacB. and she fact fhm there Is
a plan afOot to shin The scenf OF
their opera6uus "a this vicinity ~.
tirely only marks me certain be.
ginning OF faubt which wnl be
made 10 ne better oieaent 20
oiss them bod~ig.
Mayor Repeats Threat.
4 have been not been insoaaed
previously that this ehmena ia
moving 10 GeOfgesoanl.' said A1Y.
OF Aaaer tOaiy. "b.s hso canuOt
stay IN his etts Not q iaspue eoe
of the crib. house popinls ION can re.
maa In seiafle after me dnse snp.
ulased. " sey 10 nes sod ON rhos
Win be isfesf'sd.
The police fePest anu This sc
mont 10 the One vars's sfesfs's Tsftc.
licaily all aFhe rnderfsns tre'ofe.
isUe rs0idc " LAY nsoso ffsn Sc
aos ei@ we'll teSisss WIN M
pe,aeeoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
EqGaMH@ aE COVERING.

lio~urt 2. 8oni nod A. G. yal
onNrb, thp iva rrtaam.m s'no ars 10
Frsyfd,uaec DO % 81 ~ a rsssslt al
hcang ovs~ctuaa' wan aanoiss at b's
bFlISkbey bloch IN, ]ao Noadsy
ydO De aun. 20 have gainfa vaies
arroedmg 70 tuspipl attendants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
May PROSECUTE.
PAPER TRUST

OYSTER BAN. l.. g.. July 49,
Attorney 0snsssr 'Besnn'anars.es isoherje
today N eonfers1ee ~Bh psssidssni
Roosevelt reassdigt the psosteu
ton Of the paper te0tss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

PGeaRusit July ii .feAn Sls9bge..
who Is chgaipa wtsh tire msws,e 81
fpny .WiHtsaIsi. ~ kes@c.seesk. n
tile brio gcgsee. tscaSed sot oslty
~ sot0t yeapsessky w o0unpsl SO0ase
"a. ~ asooendeegeo'. o. Oj.-solo %
weos ilaa same of5@ae aans voAi oDe
dssosi opsleoes s@ps lEa a. ECO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
CHARGES Mare uolfsS
pHfla Etc III on

j. G Ward. - Valley Ga lad
warrant sWosaf out yNrerday az
tqgnOon agasag.s Ben secs. achsFE
ing him via mfosseifsia pr'secnacn,
On that be fiaseoo clsrogd him be.
fore iunses { H9ii6ilts,k, a hssS
with haesns sgsffI.tss.fls 70 ejifs ~ ism
and thrs1oeeSt - sJaSss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
GDRS0N MAKES
HIT IN TANANA

FAIRBANKS. Alaska. July IS
John Corson has visited every
creek In the Tanae;I dietsct and
addressed large meetings He has
made favorable impression sp0n
the miners and Is conceded a big
vote ia the valley ne leaves for
Nome in "a few da0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

FAIR TONIGHT AND SUNDAY; WARM
ER; GENTLE WESTERLY BREEZE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

reel better today than I dist
49, 49, ! isfl Puyallnp. said Mr
a sh Al otNs suioyed splen.
~ health Travelling by oxen isn't
n. -. - riding on railroads, bat
mseh more healthy
49,. nps' q The city ofhci-la walked
$50 and congratulated Mr Meek.
X. ~ ne auceessful termination to
- @nk IT'D, and the wagon was
~ , 49, of Interest 70 large crowds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01
Too Late 10 Classify.

LOST-Small brown leather pura
on way TO the Country Club, containlns
TWO diamond rings and a small goi.
ring with settings Liberal reward y
returned TO W. T. Wall at DenisoE
Chosen Dry Goods company $ store
q at the Farrow apartments O.
over Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01
MOUNDS, ILL,

October 81, 1908.

Mrs, P l. Miller Of villa Ridge
was visiting in this city Friday
Judge r. Eshehan OF Pulaski
land c. $ Rritton Of Mound City We're
in the city on business yesterday
Mrs. NJ. L. Cannon win entertain
the Ladies Ala al the NJ. u church
1 "Wednesday afternoon
! Mrs. sallie Galbraith. OF Grand
Chain got elf here Friday on her way
to Villa Ridge, whore She will visit
relatives aud friends for some time
| A small tenant house in North
Mounds was burned THURSDAY night
George II. Wool and Sam Blum
called at ibis office this morning They
were running over with court house
enthusiasm,
Mrs James v Walker, was q Cairo
shopper Friday
The reports come frem all over The
county, except Mound City that tn
voters are Against special tax a.
five mills on the dollar fer five years
TO build court house
Mrs Rcbt Endicou aad Miss Annie
Davidson OF Meridian, drove through
here Friday on their way TO Mound
City.
Mrs, NJ. Mcbride of FruityEe /
drove down Yesterday to do some
shopping and was surprised to see
how rapidly our city is growing 4
Willie Britton Of Mckeudree Col
iege came home last night and will
visit in the city until after the elec
lion.
The Headlight gives the EnterpriSo
some County Seat Facts that arr
lot of The sriddle
Patsy Powers cf villa Ridge wiz /.
eaye this week for seattle. WASH.
where be viii make his future home
rhe best wishes OF the entire commu
lily will go with him
The five mill tax is virtually
Knocked cut now. for nearly every
otter is against it,
The biz frosts and the dry weather
s fine for gathering corn and our
armers are taking advantage Of il.
Rev IT, r Patton returned las
tight from ST Louis where he had
,een for a week or more engaged in
,hurch work
Your election ticket Tuesday NAV |,
lot elect the candidate of your choice
nut the ticket you receive from the
4adies' Aid will secure YOU the best {
turkey dinner you ever eat in Mounds
or twenty-five cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01
Oct. 81. 1908.

Misses Frances and GLADYS MOS
are on the sick list
Mrs VIM Parker ard daughter
Pearl OF Valley Recluse, were IN
guests of Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Brand
Friday.
AFR. and Mrs Chas. Kruse Sr, anC
Mrs. Chas. Kruse, Jr., of Olmsted, at
tended the funeral of little IRIS Lusk
Misses Lucy stern and Lillit
Johansen spent Friday clerking for
sam Blum at Mounds during his
cloak sale.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. OF.
Edwards fis quite i'll with measles.
Capt. James Bartleson was down
from Olmsted Friday.
Mr. Henry Reed made a business
trip to Leyings Friday
Little Edward the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo, Schiller, Jr, is on the sick
lis's this week.
Mrs. Chas. Wehrcnberg. jr and
children returned Friday from st.
Louis where. they were the guests OF
Mrs. F. J. Wehrfritz and family. Nj
Wehrenbehg accompanied them home
to spend a few days here,
Mrs. Chas. Estes is suffering with
the measles 1T her home ON Main
and Walni't streets
II. b. Goldsmith who has been the
guest Of his parents on Fourth sire &
the past few days left fer Memphis
Fsfday. His family will remain here
i few days.
Little Iris Lorraine Lusk, aged .
Years, 2 months and days died at /
the home OF her parents Mr. and
Mrs. viii Lusk on Upper Main street
Thursday. The remains were laid 10
rest in Beech Grove cemetery Friday +
afternoon after a service at the resi-
dnce conducted b. Rev. W. d. Man
grave,
H. Calvin Of Leyings was in the
city Friday
Master Albert Murphy is on the
sich list this week
Mrs. r L. Fit. of Nashville, Tenn
httSiiuCN bHF ttuEidR VI ACt AlAtiN
niece, Iris Lusk here Friday
Mr.. Sidney Johnson made a bust /
ness trip TO Leyings Friday
". S. Walker left Friday for his u
home at Portsmouth. Ohio, where he !
will spend few DAYS. IN
The Woman's club met with Mrs /,
VIM Hough On Thursday afternoon.
The members listened to a most en- h
paper by Mrs j f. We
son on The Effect Of Norman Con
lrest on the Language and Litera-
iire Of England Reading of ''Mc-if
Beth by Mrs. chas Schiller who ii
! most excellent reader of Shakes
care. Under Current Events a
hover OF interesting information
WIS Cleaned, animated discussions
ollowing. Mrs Chas Hoffar will
ntertain the club Nov 9Th. II
Gus Reichert of Grand Chain was !
4 the city Friday. ( II
Mrs. Cliff A. Compton OF Vienna, II
pent Friday in this city. IL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01

THREE STORY BRICK DWELL.
NC VITA ALL MODERN M
PROPONENTS. LOCATED DOWN
TOWN FOR SALE CHEAP. QUICK
SALE DESIRED. APPLY c. r.
STUART 4 SON. 40. so7 WASH
fyCTCN ayCEUE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01
Prospecting the Bison.

Though the siil American bison
has practically become extinct there
is a promise thai the race may be
preserved b. dau.,s icstion The New
York Bronx Geological garlen addsd
u 10 is herd durirS The Jas; year by
births
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01
RECORD FOR OCTOBER
AT RECRUITING STATION

Sergeant Kresky. Of the local army
recruiting Office makes the following
report Of applicants accepted and re-
jecied during the month Of October;
out 81 twenty-five applications ~ on
li-fmeHt seven Eere accepted. The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBDRS /:

Floyf yesterday returned Saturday
from Nandala where he is attending
school to spend few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. p. Easter.
day on East First street,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01

others we're rejected on account cf
the f0iiowius disquaHffile IeIsa
Uliisracy two. rupture nne. a-IuHes
chest one. uuderWeight eight. faf fees
one. erauuiatsI cyeiiis enc. maxim
an average 90 one cut a. three.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-01

T. cairo nearly everybody rea e
the Eui'c.in.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-05-16
Protect the Fish.

1t is to be regretted that here in the
Black Hills where there are 30 few good
fishing streams, that there are men
who, instead of taking the fishing rod
arm themselves with dynamite. Are
they too lazy and indolent to nIanipu-
late the rod or are they 30 unprincipal-
ed as to care not for the consequences
of the use of explosives when applied to
fishing. 1t is a self-evident fact that
this method of filling the basket with
the "speckled beauties" is productive
of great harm to our small streams. 1t
not only kills the very small fish, which,
if left in the waters will soon become q
"lusty trout" but it also kills the lare-
via of the trout fly and Helgamite, the
principal food of the fish. That this
method of fishing is used by parties res
ident in Custer county can be proven
by more than one by dead fish of every
size found in Spring and French creeks
also fuse, ETC., found near large holes.
South Dakota has ample laws for the
protection of fish. Steps should be ta-
ken at once for the rigid enforcement OF
said laws, then those who cannot abide
by the law, let him be-take himself else.
where and leave the real fisherman to
cast his fly in waters that will be Joy
forever to the man behind the rod.
Yours for protection of the fish,
ALBERT MICHAUD.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-05-16
To Return to Quarantine Law.

A meeting of the state board of health
was held in Rapid City Thursday, and
among other things decided to return to
the old quarantine law-something from
which no deviation should have been
made. 1t passes the belief of all sensi-
BILE persons not Christian Scientists, how
any sane person should have been will
ing to repeal the quarantine law-unless
the physicians wanted business worse
than they wanted life and health in the
community, and that is not to be be-
lieved for moment, for there are some
honorable doctors the came as there are
few honest lawyers and newspaper
representatives. At any rate the doc
tors decided that experience showed
that preventing the spread of disease by
quarantine was the best way yet found.
The following officers were elected :
President, DR.. F. L. Babcock, of Dead
wood Vice President, r. H. Dobbs, OF
Salem Supt., W. E. Moore, of Tyndall.
Rapid City Journal.