davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-11
Smoke for Temnerance.

]. r. Knodell and E. c. Zimmerman,
temperance workers, spoke at four
churches in the city yesterday to good
on the temperance ques-
ton. Mr. Knodell left for Pilot Rock
today and will work in the county for
about two weeks. Mr.. Zimmerman
left on the noon train for Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-11
Sunday Games.

San Francisco, Z; Portland, /; (sec-
ond game forfeited to San Francisco
by umpire, to 0, because of lack OF
police protection from the crown
overflow.)
Los Angeles, 5-S; Oakland. 1-2.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-11
Camnfire on MAY 93

Kit Carson Post G. A. r., of this
city is preparing to give a campfire
at Milarkey hall in this city, Saturday
afternoon, May 23, and a pleasant
time is anticipated. A few brief ad-
dresses will be made and a pleasant
time is anticipated. The old SOL
diers are looking forward to the event
with much pleasure.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-11
Memorial Day In Carolina.

Raleigh, N. c., May 11.-Today was
generally observed throughout North
and South Carolina as Confederate
Memorial day. The chief ceremonies
were at Raleigh, Wilmington,
Charleston, Charlotte, Asheville and
Columbia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-11
Party to Hanford Tonight.

]. w. Fox, agent for the Hanford
rigated land. will leave this evening
with a party of five prospective land
buyers for the Hanford project. He
will be joined by another party in
Walla and will remain at Hanford for
several days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-11

offered for sale in recent years, and
it is particularly complete in the early
Spanish coins which from time to
time supplied the need for circula-
tion medium throughout the greater
part of the New World.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-11

The town of Pullman, Washington,
is being agitated with talk of pave
ment 1t is probably that the busi-
ness streets will be paved this sum-
mer.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
To Ont Business.

The following "lemon" IS noN
going ,he rounds 81 ibe press Il
yBu age 4 ielnsstal yoa Nlll sprn-
Saye lhe senas Il yaa Ne ie-
publican you ull at least ssonI-
e.sge l'ie huHW s. II
Public sale eiseW closing aai
sale M q q T. oaT Nase Nth
uaek sam having practically N-
Fge1, ans having decides 6 cult
th business sad wlge % private
We. We. tie Undersigned. NiIl offer
ai puhlls sale ai aur residence AZ
gh Capitol O. Washington. y q.
commencing go toe lth DAY g Nov.
emhef iene, i,e following o Wit
One elephant aboJ, as years oli,
om financial ranlc ola enough Is fe
weaned. sire9 hy Gold Bug and
damned oyevegboiyi one fepqhHc.
IN platform as good IS new, but
somewhat moss grown one blg
stick, slightly mpaimdby 0venNofk.
enc repuellcan machine. somewhat
ous % Fepa.t one financial system.
wei surprised with clearing house
certificates ana little cash. 5000,
Wo Teddy Bears. ana othef articles
sao numefaas 10 mention Every
body, regardless oi r1r,y affiliations.
of previous condition 81 seniute.
is 0nNtei w attend ,his SAKE his
eSpee,ed.most 81 ,le articles herin
mentioned NA te ei3 % hy stand
pa,tcrs Is relics. BH everything
Will hg on the square ani aa tie
articles aill Is sold There aIl he
10 by bldjers. Possession Nil he
gwen March :. 100.
Roas; lfoa Nill be- served an ,he
gioands b The young mens e-
pablIesa glut The sale at posl.
lively take place onthe aay mennon.
So regardless q weather
6 . 2 Manages
C0lenels Rockefeller. Morgan ana
Hartman, AuciDnsets.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
STATE or OKLAHOMA

STATE oF OKLAHOMA
IL Ths cesstr osurt
IN tie natter 81 tIie Euafa atAnahip q
Fioa4 MAJ Loefimafe Md El
iiAm Il Lawflmofe. ealuosx pegfy
5 t.oeflmose II aaFdAh
pFotafs No Ass
NOTICE o. SALE uF HNAL
ESTATE
Notes lz beFeoY given. tlsat IN puf.
saauce - ~ order 81 tie GoaatY cart
81 tie COUNTY of Cfalr state u UkIa
homa. made ou tise 7ih aay ~ April.
lsfs. Ia TIE matter II the guardian.
ship u FIONA aay ioeumofe 3nd
William II LoNfinofe. mlnofss peffs
5 Isowflmofs Ga4'dikn. aid Guard
ian all eslI 81 private ale 70 tis
highest bidder faf eash. subject h.
counfmatlen b Aid lo4afg eaff 81
saturday the sith 8Ay = Apfil, isls.
~ ten oHrlaek M 81 tie east 1aof
II tie iauFt House 10 aid County of
IaiR stale 0f Oklahoma. az TIE
right title Interest and estate nt
Said minors "a and - tie f0lloatnx
descfilrd pfopsHf. TIE sane helns
tie undivided onethIfd inferesf Is
And 60 tie foiasing described prog
efty 30 lhe County ol Washington
stai6 y okiaiuma. and particularly
described s. foliaws
1hs nv a. pf tie - ". aud tie
Il falf u tie ~ qf q tie = ar And
lie uN - 81 tie So a. of tie - a. Ia
section + 4. Township e north. Range
easi also The 81 a. q tie he Qf 81
tie az qf of section -. Tuwnslip 81
north, ttAuRe Il east. coolaInlns u
acrsk more uf les
bids must - III writing and maf
be left the cfiios Of Hid de A Ciar
ham. Attorneys a LaN. Nlnlfa. o.
lahoma. OF mas - died ~ tie ofsea
q tie Iuuutf Judge 81 ka5d CoqufY 81
JuiT state pf On k|ah0mA.
Dated this itA d4f uf April. Inas
fHhhf :. InNniaoHH, Guardian.
~ RlnDLE 4 CIkruAa
It's AttoFnefs.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
Another Oil Well.

" + Ao'san and iouf aa.lefs
passed through here tom Joplin ie
Ross Rlevas' tam south essi of
town sunday where they Rsll heeln
drilling a test scil iar 81 Work
Was started Monday mornlng and
two shifts viii b. run. one Il DAY
and one II nlghs. uuiil something IS
struck
Casing i9r the well ~as taken
from here Monday ana Tuesday and
4 looks as though the company
means business. The vel Jfill was
unloaict # Big Cabin about a Werh
ago.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
Blind School

n response 70 a call from Mayor
Parks and Seymour Riddle. pres.
dent u the commercial club. a
crowd of business men and citizens
IT the town met At the commercial
club Monday afternoon g discuss
the probability Of getting 4 state
blind school located in vlnlta. All
present seemed % be unanimously
IN favor of the proposition. and q
committee Of two vas selected 10 q
to Guthrie 70 look after pinIsa 10.
ssless. Rev. ]. B. N. Mcdonald
WIS selected and lelt Tuesday iol
Guthrie.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
Tulsa Boosters
In Washington.

The Tulsa Boosters were ia Wash.
ington last week sni ia company
with senators ani representatives
called On Pre- sIjeat Roosevelt and
asked him to assist 10 the removal q
restrictions
There vii be . talk At the com.
mercial club meeting Friday night
week about sending cot q Booster
crowd from vnIta and Crazy county.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

Nots Allotgmsnt of rla Elowuiua
aecezssd
Ni.2 o. ne cf v "a And - ef
90 "a q " a. ami ~ al ne Ia
ofse l-tAnd - l.f % - i.s a see ls
10 e n. e. iao, and us 0f ns
Stefn~ ofsec % n.Kfae
and - ~ - / 81 = J 4 and +
isofsl'4 - 4og sec 8 tpIan
q s2e 10 aees
80 g ailssmsut q hsa@s snss
deceased
" half u M az u ne ~ and near
q uw qr ne qf and ~ az d ar - 81
ne aroi sec "a. 20 s9n, Z. "a e Ana
us qfUf ue 81 aud lsali 81 uN - 81
ne qf and . hAlf u ne az ofnw af
ana - ~ oi te gf of ~ a. Of sse
- % ian.. = gte 80 acres
No 81 Allotment of Daniel
nasgberty, aeceAssd
ee Qfot ~ q aud hair a. xe qt 81
- az aed y liAlfuf - az os y afAng
~ af of - a. n sec e and &c n 81
~ az and . tAlf ems ~ afnM fAn.i
q tialf 81 se ~ 0f NJ u ~ - e
la a., 2 3 y containing aA5 acres
No 7i. Aliutmenf q Nahcg taWe.
bsil. inceNsad
4 ~ - nw qf aud q hair 81 ne ~
0f ~ af and li4if 81 I've az nf ~
ar uf nN ar ant - ar - a. - ~
~ 8f 40 %. 9 lans ne. Ana
. haif ~ uw Qf q - 4f of ser
Z y a. 2i e. couiAining sl1 acres
Listed fQf sale April 81 iiss BIDS Z.
- opcned 1uDe Ga. ilea
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
STATE 0F OKLAHOMA
CuUNFf - CnAfu
IL Tks Counsr Csawt


In TAs counsY Cemrt
Ia the matter Of ihs GuAsdiana,lp az
Fiona Ma k.awglmore and vi
IAN u. LQWfimore. miuoga. reffs
towriwofe tuAFdiAn
Pfohate Ne. ltss
ORn..a FOR HEARING pErT
TON TO SILL RIAL KsTATE
The pelltion % Perry S. laurim8ss
- TIE Guardian o. Fiona May f.awfI.
mere and william II t.osfimofs.
minors. hAsine tcen presented tu this
Couft, paying that al order o. maae
Authorizing TIE nAld petltlcnaF to ~.
the uiols. 0f ~ much and sact pafls
o. tlla real estate teNcfit9d IN said -
tition as TIE Count shall Judge nrces
xafy and benehclsi AZ private Ale
and L Appearing % the Court ffog
such petition. ulAt Il is necemarY "a
sall Tie stsoie Or sone portion ~ slrh
fe4l estate. Ter tie purposes and feA
sons mentioned 10 asd pegitinn
tileFef1fe, sd petition All na alea
hefsinI And 4 tine appointed ~ hear
lax tie ans
ANnfT Is MknnY uHnmrn ~ tfa
Coaft, thst Tuesday tie ,th dAy af
April. 10, a tie hour 81 rs o'clork
a q q sAln taY thaf belng ! dky az
tie regular March ifs5s term ~ this
Court. - ana tfs saNs "a appointed
as tie tipe sneu al pefsaUs interested
ln eAid eSt4te AFe directed and ssaulf
- tQ sgpraf iaftfr this Court Il
she's esass NhF 81 order sHouid n1f
be granted ~ ssid psflfiausf - ss
- much q tie feAl estate af a8a
minors a. IS uecessxfY
u g. FEHf8U uAnEENn That tia
order b published faf thfss sacoassise
eoeAs "a peeslg newspaper ~ keu
era elfeulAfion. puhilsilrd ia Wat
lnEtpu tnuntf Oklahoma zud fof
ihfee seeasslYs weeks IL ! asekIf
Dee.papef n seusfzi eifcalatioa. PUB
itsllea in tf4lg Iuangg. OKLAHOMA
before tie hsaflng IA oa szld tetl
too
Dated 81 vIaltA. Oklzhama, thls
lath dsg ef Nafrh. lsts
tsn1E TuHa y. 4. FkKAa
County Judge
kiuuGE 4 CtAfnAM
AtiorueYs fof the 6aardlAn
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
May Reopen Rolls

a hll uapenag the f0ls o ile
Fave Cna.ts5 trees wiil probably
b passed before congress ai.oWnS.
Iln Tolls were closed about 2 wears
seo. s.n1eiben thousands q babes
have been ban
TIE or'egt 8 % gIye them land As
long A. tlsre sany aHll.o'ea iaatla
fiE Respective cations
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

State - Okiakam@ CeamtY 20 CrMiT
lu tie District Court fuf the seeoud
judicial District. state Of Oklahoma
Public notice Is hereby given that
0u March p lisi.. % 81 souu fhefeaf.
tsf as tie business 81 sid eoaft sIif
pefmit ! elll a. tie nest fFisnd nf
tssse Robinson Die Ia said court peti.
tinH praying that fle rights - majority
mas - conferred upon AId Jesse Rob
iHsou - enable him 70 transact his
uusiness ln general ard fof tie special
nufpase q enabling hin q sell ahd
dlsaese y hisundlYsded Interest ln tHe
Zee remainder ntfe allotment ~ Eaif
Robinson. deceased. subject % tie
life estate therein q petitioner
uafed Nlnitz. 0kla. March i. i'H-
llKNHiErTk Nienoas.
Petit iouef
Hy " 4. uappK
Attorney fof Petitioner pa l0t
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
Just As The Notion
Strikes

The devil has returned from his
vacation. lent S over
Score one for the mininers The
weather was fiii on Eastef sunday,
The Black Hand may be able TO
scare some people. bat rs the
white hand with TIE rolling pin that
gets results
News must be- awful scarce in
Chicago. A woman reporter there
got the blues recently aud commit.
ted suicide
Too much q good thing A2
Illinois pfohihitonIst tel oct Of 4
boa, the other day ard was drown
ed-ln water
plutoaatic Kansas A school
teacher was robbed the other day
Next thing they'll be holding 70
newspapeg men.
A newspaper report says that
Gov. Hughes of New York smiled,
but lt doesn't say who with Ger
tainly i wasn't Fairbanks
Yes, we know why they cali L
by that name. The old man falls
dead when be finds out how much
u cost, and then. q coufsclt's
Merry Widow
"No. { didn't see the Holy City
played the other night. SaIi 4
certain preacher % the Ch.eitain
The womani in front otm wouldn't
take of her hat
One thing ,vc noticed about she
Holy City show was that the man
who played holm the Baptist n The
first al also played Judas lscJ8otin
the third aei And som etimes ssRh
things happen on the stage
Somebody sad thar haa game
was PLAYED a Nnlta hst sunday
ana somebody said the score was :
Is intleof 8. Os0cE8. fhefe aefe
other emafss made. as tut We
dare uat prmtthcm lea neN spapet
Il Frank Could had Used n ok.
lahoma the happiness 8' his home
might not have been destroyed. The
gallon 4 day limit might have kept
that wife Of his comparatively sober
The nafkin soap Club has com.
pleted Is course Of study on the
Life Of ST. Mont Ward, the Chicago
philanthfoplst. as shfenlcled IA Cur
Own large Catalogue. Ne 3. and
will now take up the works d Pro-
fesSor Smeafs Joebuek. the Modern
Manchausen. a special feature ot
the next meeting Will b. 4 paper on
H0W to Make Our Own Town
Beautiful hy Sending Our Money
Away from Home " Tive opening
song will b.. There's a land that
Is Cheaper than this. Where the
Mzh-Ofdcf Catalogues Grow " Al
the close oi the meeting a collection
wlIl Be taken % pay i0f putting some
sod along the sidewalk on South Bar
gam street N Chicago
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
NnU Nf& uN gsnAfu
IL Tka Cepatf Ceart.

STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
Cot Nfk uN GnAfu.
fa TIE Ceuatf Ceart.
~ tie matter of tiIa stale of Ten
Ms ficsa deceased
Noslee ls herebF given that Ia puf
sgrance 81 Al order 81 tie county
couft q tie county uf CraiK. NtAfe of
0RlAllnma. made 0n the tth daF o.
April 4 u lsQs. Ia the matter II the
estate - Dennis Hleks, lafe 81 tie
citY 81 Vlnlfa, County oi 1mlg. safe
uf Oklaloms. decreased, TIE under
siRued. " II Yenfe1 adminiaE fatof
Of aid deceased. will sali at public
auction q The biggest bidder. fof easii
On Muuiny. Tie a0th dag 81 April a
= ls9s e tie hoaf q pna o'clock
n " AAla dns. &C the Dennis iilcka
farm 10 aid Craig County. tna follow.
lpR pafsohAl pfop@ffY, % wli AL of
tie improvements located On sAId
iaFm consisting 0f the following 0ns
tao room dwelling uousp. one lfams
barn. one chicken hauaes ona mile 81
hafb aIle fencing eolizisins Cf $50
HlFa4. and posts ons eel ~ drinking
eater. ons sell of siork safef one
efnaaFd q q bearing apple tsee4
Dated this ith dAf 81 april, A. =.
-. II vKxTnns.
3 Administrator Of the esials
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
NOTICE 81 runLIcATIoN-

NOTICE o. PUBLICATION.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
IousrY ~ CnAiu.
Il + - nlssrfst csert nfasia Csanas
IaYde stuart. Plaintiff
Aaude stuart. Defendant
SAID Defendant Maud stuart wtll
tAke uotlee tlat she has been suea ii
tne ahose named lourt upon 4 pafiflnr
Ter dlyofee and must ansaaf tie 81.
ton nled therein b. ad Iasntia -
o. before tie slsf dnI 81 June A. Is
leos of aid psfiEIoa ELL 1a taken Il
true afla judgement To- sala nlzlnfl4
Ter a. alIzuIale dIsufre una nsszfasIe ~
child wlil b rendered aud efanlsa
attest. =. = sfUTnaAN. (zsfk
]. Y RonsnTa. DspafY.
til
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

LOST A aFlp containing hooks and
aereun1s alfh bible hausr. eas lslt It
kal1 depot |n waiting loom Reward
iur asturn Enquire 81 Chleftzln
oa,ee
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

STRAYED-Une tMy mafa ssssn
ysan Old, weight 80 poands. sir cut
un right lsx lest above hoof ns~ara
Parry 4. Heszon. Fzlflend. oAla.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

vltrlaed nflek tsoo pr thousand
Miller, Geek 8 Miller vlnita. 0kla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-22
river to load; schooner Eva Alice, light.

river to load: schooner Eva Alice, light.
for the Rappahannock river.
Memoranda: Schooner Alice Colburn
has arrived at Norfolk from this city to
load coal for New England port.
Schooner Hugh Kelly with ice for this
18th instant; schooner Belmont is at
river point loading cord wood for this
city: schooner Lottie Carter is under
charter to load in Nomini creek for the
dealers here; schooner Emma Virginia
from this city, is at bay point loading
cord wood for Baltimore.
The fOur-masted schooner Augustus
Welt. which loaded a cargo of about l. 100
placed outside Cape Henry by the tug
William H. Yerkes and is on her way up
the coast to Boston under sail. The tug
Camilla towed the Welt from Georg etown
to the mouth of the river. and there the
YerkeS took her tOwline and carried her
down the bay and out to sea The
Yerkes returned to this city yesterday
with tow.
Capt. George NOVEL;, first officer of the
steamer jamestown of the Norfolk and
Washington fleet was yesterday in COM
mand of the ferry steamer Lackawanna
on the route between this city and Alex
andria. in consequence of the sickness of
Capt. James Marmaduke.
Capt. James T. Barker has recovered
from his recent indisposition and has re-
turned to the command of the steamer
Estelle Randall. Capt. Charley Railey,
who was in charge of the Estelle Randall
during the illness of Capt. Barker. Is
again in command of the steamer Queen
Anne.
Ross Mcdonald of this city has been
appointed engineer of the schooner
Margaret Thomas and will sail in her tc
Boston. The Thomas is now in port here
loading a cargo of coal for Boston.
Policeman Cooper of the harbor police
precinct detail is on his annual vacation,
which he will spend on the lower Poto-
mac. Mr.. Cooper left this morning
aboard the steamer Harry Randall for
the lower river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-22
HIGH SPEED RAIL TEST.
Train, Bearing Engineering Elk
perts, Exceeds 100 Miles an Hour.

WARSAW. Ind, August 22.-All speed
records OF the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago division Of the Pennsylvania
railroad were broken yesterday. when a
special train carrying Prof F. E. Turne-
azure, dean Of the engineering department
of the University of Wisconsin: Prof. c..
E. Crandall of the railway engineering
department of Cornell University, and F.
NJ Graham. the Pennsylvania chemist at
Altoona made a test run from Pierceton
TO Warsaw. a distance of nine miles.
The speed was in excess Of 100 miles an
hour. The object was to determine the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-22

impact Of trains running at different
speeds with the rails. The train making
the record run was composed of a loco
motive, a coach and a caboose The
train in another test ran ninety-two miles
an hour and stopped within 700 feet from
where the engineer threw of steam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-22
GOULD TRIAL PUBLIC
Defendant Refuses to Submit
Case to Referee.
WIFE NAMES ROSE WINTER
Woman Referred to in Amended
Complaint Is Actress.
MISCONDUCT TO BE DENIED
Anwser Not Yet Filed, as Ten Days
May Intervene-Charges In
definite and Uncertain.
WIFE NAMES ROSE WINTER
MISCONDUCT TO BE DENIED

NEW YORK. August 22.-Upon the best
authority it is learned that Frank ].
Gould had decided that the suit for di-
vorce brought against him by his wife,
Mrs. Helen X. Gould. shall be tried in
open court. Mr.. Gould will not only OPP
pose the taking of the testimony in the
case before a referee, but will contest
every step of the litigation.
1t was learned last night that the young
woman referred to as Rose in the
amended complaint filed by Mrs. Gould
a week ago is Rose Winter, IAN actress.
Called "Rose" in First Complaint.
When Mrs. Gould filed al. amended COM
plant in the action she had begun against
her husband she accused Gould of mis-
conduct in this city with a young woman,
whose first name, she said, was Rose"
In the original complaint Mr.. Gould was
accused OF misconduct with a woman in
North Sydney, Cape Breton, in June,
1906
A friend of Mr.. Gould said last night:
Mr.. Gould has not yet filed his answer
to the amended complaint He has more
than ten days in which to % this. He will
deny the allegations of misconduct made
by mis- wife. Mr.. Gould Will also insist
upon his right to have the divorce case
heard in open court.
Gould gives in her complaints and which
she seeks to connect with Mr.. Gould are
too indefinite Mr.. Gould does not think
the case will ever get before referee.
He has already refused an offer to nave
the testimony heard behind closed doors.
Mr.. Gould is of the opinion tat the
charges made against him by his wife are
too uncertain and indefinite, and that she
will find it impossible to obtain a decree
OF divorce because of them
Attend Same Theater.
When the law firm of Stetson, Jennings
& Russell Mrs. Goulds attorneys, filed
the original complaint in the case they
asked the supreme court to direct Mr..
Gould to enter his answer within twenty
four hours. This Mr.. Gould did, through
his attorneys. Nicoll, Anable. Lindsay &
Fuller.
To the amended complaint no answer has
been interposed. Mrs. Gould was entitled
under the code to amend her original
complaint as matter of course, .,ut any
additional amendments can be made only
with the consent of the court. she has
not as yet asked for this consent
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould happened to be
present at the same Broadway theater me
other night. Mr.. Gould was accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Gould, and Mrs.
Frank Gould was with party of friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-22

One objection some people have to get
ting back to nature is that nature Is so
poorly equipped with push buttons.-Puck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-22

Character of a Store.
People id e entity the
character of a store with
the character of the paper
in which they see the
stores advertisement.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-30
An exchange remarks:

An exchange remarks: No town
will become a good business center as
long as the majority OF its business
men rely upon a few merchants to
bring trade to town. Too often the
men in a few lines OF trade are about
the only ones that reach out after
customers. Other merchants wait
until these business men influence
people to town and content them
selves with trade that naturally drifts
to their place. A public spirited man
asks himself if he is doing his part to
attract people to town. Any person
who indt ces peaplestes come to town
to tradeis helping the entire bust
ness community, and no town is a
success unless all lines Of trade are
working to extend business as far as
possible, and trying to bring a larger
territory in the circle Of which the
town is a business center"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-05-30
The Sluas Got Mixed.

The following is from the Printers
Album, published at Grand Haven,
Mich. 1t veritieS the old saying that
you must go away from home to learn
the news:
The local paper in a Mississippi
town recently had OCCASION to describe
a wedding. On the same dap an arti.
Gle, was written concerning two i'm
prudent trampS who had visited the
town. The new boy in the Office
managed to get the Slugs mixed, with
the following results:
The bride entered at the right eS.
corted by her brother who knocked
at the door demanding something to
eat. She was beautifully gOwned in
grav travelling costume The groom
wore she conventional suit for such
affairs, a ragged brow corduroy suit.
a SOiled shirt and a battered derby
hat and was accompanied by a fierce
looking bull 1Og. Both were dirty
and unkept. They left town in a
side-dOor sleeper OF a local freight
train followed by showers OF rice, old
shoes and good wishes. II they should
be caught here again they are likely
t. be roughly handled by indignant
citizens.