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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14

other; and the sentiment was echoed
by the rest.
I'VE be goin' a terrible pace" OBJ
served the first speaker anxiously a
little later on.
There were glances through the win
dows; but what, with the speed OF
the car and the gathering gloom OF the
autumn day, nobody inside seemed
certain of their whereabouts.
You leave it to her ladyship," said
Harris. Like as not she's takin' us
for bit of a spin as a reward for our
support"
The sally was received with outlaws
and, for little while further, criti-
cism of the route was Suspended. But
as the minutes passed and the car
kept up its wild career, Harris face
began to show signs of anxiety.
I'VE ought to be there by this time"
he reflected.
He pulled down a window and put
his head out But what he said was
lost in the roar of the wind. No re-
spouse came from the driving seat.
Harris closed the window and began
tapping vigorously on the glass panels
in front to attract her ladyship's at
tention. No notice was taken Of the
signal, however, and CONSERVATION
seized one and all when it was appar-
ent that they possessed no means of
communication with the pair outside.
Time was slipping by. They hadn't
the remotest notion of where they
were, or where they were being TAX
en-. The pace was alarming, and they
were powerless.
Lady Henrietta glanced at the small
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14

American cartoonists represent the
Democratic party as donkey, the Re.
publican party as an elephant These
symbols have grown tiresome and have
exhausted the ingenuity of comic
craftsmen. One of the best of the
joyous brotherhood Of cartoonists. Mr..
John T. McCutcheon of the Chicago
Tribune, suggests several animals
from which new party symbols may be
chosen. Among them are the owl, the
symbol OF wisdom. says nothing, promi.
nent in Hoo's Hoo In America; the
dog the friend of the common people.
symbol OF vigilance and fidelity, In.
digenous to all parts of the country;
the turkey, the most popular thing in
November, when the elections occur:
the cat, hard to kill, having nine lives.
symbol OF the home; the buffalo, ex.
clusively American and nearly ex.
tinct; the goat, can leap from crag to
crag and from platform to platform.
can live on anything. knows how to
take joke, and butts in where angels
fear to tread; and finally, the turtle,
slow but sure, long-lived and hard to
kill, carries its own house and can vote
in any ward
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14
N. NJ. SWEET. Publisher
The Marrying Ace


II has often been said that "a wom-
an is no older than she looks" and
this is really true. Some women are
younger at 40, in appearance and man.
ner, than others are at 80 In this
connection II is proper to consider the
most suitable age for a woman to
marry. This depends upon circum-
stances, for the reasons above given.
A generation ago, when 25 was not far
from the average marrying age, a
wo-lan may have been considered
verging on old maldhood at 80. Now
adays, however, the tendency is to
marry late rather than early in life,
md the sensible woman who at 80
finds herself still unwed by no means
despairs of being led to the altar AS
matter of fact, the majority of men
only consider a woman old when she
is close to the fifties, and even then
they often find attractive qualities in
are the days when a man regarded
youth and beauty as essential to the
happiness of married life. He looks
for matured, steady and practical
mind. usually found in the woman of
30 and 49, and forgets her age. Where
women make the greatest mistake,
however, is in trying to appear
younger than they generally are, thus
placing themselves in false position
sand utterly marring whatever other
charms they may possess, says the
New York Weekly No woman, OF
course, likes to advertise her age, and
she owes 1t to herself not to add to
the same by unsuitable or dowdy
dress, for instance. On the other
hand, 1t is ridiculous for her to en-.
deavor to take five or ten years off her
age by dressing in the garb of
younger sister, and striving to cover
telltale wrinkles with powder and
rouge. Men easily see through such
articles and regard the woman who
practices the same with feeling Dor
dering on contempt
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14
Youthful Smoker.

Henry Twele, three and a. half years
old, of Greenock, near McKeesport, is
probably the most youthful smoker in
Allegheny county and probably ID
Pennsylvania. The boy has been using
tobacco for more than year. His
father is miner. The boy cries unless
given pipe or a stogie once or twics
a day, and nothing else will paeliy
him. Milk and medicine are spurned'
and he falls asleep soon after smoking
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14
Bureaus Not Useless

| see the navy may decide to get
rid of its bureaus" y So
is that SOP she responded, bright.
~ Wen, l suppose roll-top desks
', Would SUIT the navy better, and John
Il those bureaus are the old.fasbioned
mahogany kind, with a lot of drawers
l wish you'd write to the secretary
ana md what he'd take for one"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14

A couple in New Jersey have given
social theorists, legislators and moral.
lists hint as to the war against di
vorce. They wished to be separated
but finding that $40, the limit of what
they were willing to pay for expenses,
would not be enough, declared they
would stay married, and went away
together, presumably to live happy
ever after. The idea of making di-
vorce a costly luxury, instead of en-
couraging its present trend as cheap
necessity, might do much toward curb
ing the flood of martial unrest.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14
Something New.

near Mrs. Blowhard, that your
violinist." isiieu
On, yes indeed she is" returned
o mls, nlowhard, rolling up her eyes
ecstaueally' She plays divinelv nm
~ Vlohn' and accompanies herself
On the piano."-Lippincott's
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14
What It Leads To

"iIe reading)-A scientist claims
oa u a eryptococcuszanthogeniacus
causes yellow fever. no
nusoand-lndeed! I always imap.
t thet II was something of that kind
mat caused lockjaw.-Chicago Daily
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14
Ostrich Farms for italy.

In view of the Importance Of the .o anl
merce in ostrich feathers, Vice OO .sst
H. M. Byington of Naples states !.
Italians are being urged to s'At Nh,
trich farms in southern Italy o ~,
and Sardinia. The successful ies ars
obtained in California and at Nice
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14
klIled In Queer AceIdent.

A somewhat remarkable deatn W.
place recently in one OF the Tns.
ovens at Tunstall, Staffordshile, AZ
land, used for firing pottery tne a.
ceased being Albert Cotton, az .,snt
A man named Enoch Goodwin ven.
up q ladder to the top OF the cottou.
when he fell and alighted on W.
Killing him ON the spot.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14

Il really don't believe that you par.
dcularly wanted to hear me sing
said young lady coyly. Il did, m
deed" her admirer protested. Il mao
never heard you before '-Pick-Me'
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14

Whatever leaders in
industrial disturbances,
whether they belong to
the ranks of capital or la
Dor, may think about
their own usefulness, the
American public is quite
weary Of wars and the
rumors of wars, and de-
sires nothing so much as
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14
1l1hat Ja tlrr Ghattrt nf
Gtutl pFnHtnn SyHtRnt?
By WILLIAM w. VAUGHAN,


HERE why something practical should be done
at to help the employees the hand to assured
support in their old age and to enable the government the
other, to offer inducements which will attract the highest
grade of service
One bugbear to begin WITH has been got of way.
1T long claimed that selecting public servants their
real merits and keeping them in office during good behavior
would result in finally filling the service with force of
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14

Moreover find from actual investigation in Washington that the
difficulty is not that the good employee long, but that he
does not stay long enough Government service has long been
carous keep the b the inducements
of private employment and the very improvement material which
resulted from the merit system has made the
out OF the government offices by private employers greater than before
Therefore having shut out the incompetent the the
competent satisfied to stay by nucement short dangerous gem
era pension scheme
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14
Monarch Was Not FastIdIOus. -.

Frederick the Great MADE ana
factory meal on salt beef or PORK ~
cabbage.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14

been force in certain departments for good part generation and
recent Investigations have shown that the greater
than when the system into effect What the actual
percentage of approximation surprisingly small The elixir life
not served the government departments and many die office
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-04-14

Several before the public with this original
ing with the letter carrier department. provides that percentage of the
salary is to held back and the itself keep the funds and
become the Another plan substitutes private
annuity for the and makes the taking of these
policies compulsory the employee Many variations of this scheme
possible and of them is actual this Germany
The subject receiving attention.
plan will eventually be worked which the public will feel itself
safe in trying
But quite strong nducemen pension system would be
increase in the certainty of tenure especially in the higher positions
fate which has brought higher positions
and the greater the ability required the greater consequently
difficulty finding qualified to fill hem much the
these positions regarded political depending shift
Of party maotes public proper
aries freedom of action and permanently of tenure of
and ndcement good will
that afford to take time work out system protecting
animated w '''''' ~'F z!z0ZA4SEA~-
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DoMAcI zPRAvY.
]. NoIl byl ' Tyndall We stfe-

II. j. Noll byl ' Tyndall We sire
Prov&zek do samovazaeI YAM
Fodaif Hruska a Trunec.
u SleGna Susie Cole-ova byla v
ankton nAvstevou ' pondelf.
Nam Cist5 med ma prodej, "a
irnou cenu. Wit Wagner.
Slecna Marie Marek cd Tyndall
yla zde n&vsteyou v nedeli.
Skorpfk . Kulis isou hotovi vas
hsobit provazkem do samovdzace.
Jos. M. Kocer cd Wagner byl
he navstsvou u matky We stfedu.
Jan Homer. hostinsk5 Lester
File byl zde "a obchodem v sobo-
d,
Pr, M. RossovS . Utiky sem pfi
Fla ma navStevu ku sve matce, pr.
(hrome.
Pr&vnik Janousek 2 Lesterville
|yl zde We ctyrtek "a pravnf yale
|itosti.
Chcete-i dobre stavebnf dfivi,
|bjedneite 81 no . Ptakova dfevaf-
keno skladu.
Neilepsi barvy, varnise, oleje,
|tstce a pod, mnzete koupiti We
ltoru Vaukov9.
Pr. Vacsava Uherky a dftky .
Fyndall str&yili sde nedsli navste-
you u pfatel.
Josef Kyziyat odiel do Sioux CT
y We stfedu kde Sc zdrzi asi city
~ dni.
Josef Black WHO'LL kSru sosno-
E6ho dffvi pro dfevarnu Quealoyu
tento tfden.
Josef Hruska, jeho manzelka a
'yn, Josef, byli navstevou v Yank
We stfedu.
f, Peta Crsmra re Scotland dlela
n6ystevou u pr. Franka
Title Jandova byla navstevou '
.tice minul5 tyden u sve sestry,
FIR. A. Wagnera.
Zam5slfte- Ii stavst male neb
Velke, dejte vyposet j. H. Queal,
YAM penize.
M. B. Wela byl v Yankton v e.
cry kde zakoupil elegantnf pre-
pro svuj hostinec.
Pr j. A Matusky a sleena He'd
,ika Vaukoya byly navstevou '
ryndall We sttedu.
Pr. Reidingrova q Yankton byla
de navstevou u sve dcery pr. V.
J Wagnera tento t5den.
Nasel jsem nov5 muzsk5 stfe-
VIC u mile z6padne cd mesta.
Homer.
n. H. Schneidra, Sc vratila pc
t5dennfm pobytu ma far
ne sveho manzela v okresu
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Taborska micafska ceta Dude Cd
byyati skvci5 v5let do stinneho
HAZE Jana Caby u mile ma zapad a
! milf ma sever cd Tabora, v nede-
lidne g.. srpna, 1908. Davejte pc
zor IA velke plakaty.
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|sUolek sy. vaclava Q. 6. K. j. odbs-
sch1ze tfeti nedsli ' mesici. J. v.
|agner pfedseda, ". f. Wagner Ia
mink.
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suolek sv. Jana Q. &. x. 8. III oddsle
odbyy& schdze druhou nedeli ' me-
h. FIR. Soukup, pfedseda, Jos. Mar
nee, tajemnfk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-30

Delnik, els. 3d., odb5vajf
hue kazdou druhou nedeli ' m6sici
spolkoye sinf. Jan # Wagner,
ed., Jan Syroyatka, tai.
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Chas Mix ohledn6 pfehlednuti sve
fanny, ma zacatku t5dne.
Volta Holman q manSelka Cd
Avon byly zde "a iakousi zalezitos
u Ike konci minuleho t5dne.
Geo. Weeks a syn barvili resi-
denci a jine stavby Jos. I'll Pta-
kovy tento t5den.
ri. ". j. Wagnera byla ' Lake
Andes n~avstevou u svagrove pr.
MARTINIQUE minuly t5den.
Josef Kyziyat zhotovil cemen-
tove chodnfky kolem obydlf J. F.
Horacka tento t5den.
Dfiyii dffvfi dfivf nejlepsf ja-
"a ceny nejnizsi. Useuffte
kdyz koupfte cd Queala.
Ztratil jsem diva baliky provaz-
ku do samovazate ma ceste mezi
farmou Kudrny a Charyatem
Pr. FIR. Fejfara a pr. Jos. Koe-
nigga 2 Yankton dlely zde navste-
YOU u pr. Jos. ". Wagnera " me-
deli.
Pomniky a nahrobky mali ma
hostel a Jezewski. Tez
hroby "a velmi mfrnou
cenu.
Ora Hessa prasek proti cerydm
We vepffch ma prodej We 25ti liber-
Mich peilkach u Vauka, "a $500
pejlek.
Dejte nam objednavku ma drate-
ne okna a dvefe. ProdSyame je
lacineji nezli katalogove domy.
sklad.
Josef Black ma jiz sve mlatici
pfipravene pro sezonu.
Jest hotov zaeit ma zavolanf, Mia
Il dobfe a LEVINE.
Pfisla Ike mne svihka, 80 libernf,
bez leveho ucha. Mattel j obdr-
81 pc zaplacenf ntrat a teto O.
Peter Petffk.
Obdrzel jsem velkou zasilku ra-
md ma obrazy, 6meleckych vzorkd
Tez velk5 vSber nastenneho papf-
ru, jenz okraslf vase pokoje. A.
J. Novak.
Pamatujte, 10 usetffte penez
kdyz koupfte farmerske stroje u
Hrusky a Trunce. o tom Sc nej-
lepe pfesvedcfte kdyS u Mich stroj
Je-h vase sazecka, pluh nebo OBJ
delavac star5. k nicemu Sc nehodf
Ct. ~navstivte Skorpfka a Kulise v
Tabofe. Oni vas zasobf strojemi
) nimiz budete spckejeni.
Skorpik a Kulis mali jednatels-
tvf vehlasnSch Shims bleskosvodn.
chranit sve budoyy pro-
ii blesku, dejte Sc poueit mimi o
techto svodech. Jsou to ty nejdo-
konaleisf.
Nyni jest Gas ma plouhy, obdela-
vace, sazecky a jin6 stroje. Pfijd'
to do Tabora a pfehl6dnete stroie
nasich obchodnfkI. Mohou yam
DAFT iakkykoliy stroj "a nizsf cenu
nezli JIM.
Vaukny stor obdrzel velkou "a
sobu nejnoyejsfho stfihu muz.
sk5ch a chlapeck5ch oblekn. o.
tyto jsou dobfe Site a budou
Sc YAM iibit pfijdte 81 zasobu
prohlednout.
Name velky vfber vzork1 ka-
lendafn pro rok 1909. Zveme ma
se obchodniky ably 81 je pfisli pro-
a vybrat pro pffstf rok.
oznamka pro obchod jsou
tyto nastenn@ kalendafe a dodaji
YAM zakaznfkh.
Taborska ceta hrala v Tyndall
prot tamnejsf We stfedu odpoled-
ne, avsak nasledkem pfijezdu Via
ku hra pferusena v sestem nastou-
penf. Skor pfi ukoneenf byl mas
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sy. vaclaya, /. g. ]. odbsva
hdze prvnt nedeli ' mesici. Jakub
pfedseda, Tomas Kronaizl,
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els. Al, odb5vaji sch1zi dru-
A nedsli V mesici, We sys sini. FIR
hstroun, pied, Josefina Vyborna
Hemnice.
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|RytifI sy. vaclaya, els, SO, zCKJ,
|btvaIi schdze ctyrtou nedsli kazde-
meSice, We spolkoy6 sini. Jan +
|sUner, tai. Vac Hofacek pred,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-30

Loderni Dfsyafi Ameriky, Sis. sos7
|htyaji schdze truhol sobotu kazdS-
mssice ' SIM 2. 6. b. j. Geo. a..
|4k, eth. rada, RObt. Vsuk, klerk.
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Ahate! Tetka Sc do toho vlo-
Ill pan Ruzvelt, 0 nejakou tn po-
kutu pro Standrt Volei kumpanii.
Chce toti& ably byla vobzalovana
ma novo. Ia pokuta vod sudfho
Landise byla trosku moe mastna
enyhau. Ale esli Sc nemejlim ia.
to kumpanije schvaluie nominaci
Taftovu, a to by znaeilo ze jeho
zvolenf by Jim slo K duhu. Two.
statne nechei belt prorok, a mys-
lin, esli Dude novel soud. Re KUN
panic hakej ten pakatel, jake dys
plivne do more, zaplatf.
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scaOzE MIsTRIcH spOLKO.

EOolek Zen sv. Ludmily, Cts. lO6, q
"A A. cdby va sy9 schIze druhou
Esu ' mSsicl, We spolkoye sini. M.
ElmerovA pfedsedkyns, Marie
nsuov&. taiemnlce.
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Tef us strana republik6nska a
demokraticka, pc konvicfch a pri-
markach, a sestavenf rarodnfch a
.statnfch a jinfch platform We ke-
rel kazda sebe chyalf as hanba po-
vidat, a slibuje hory dolly, a fsec-
.cky mozn5 a nemozny vjeci. zacf-
naji sofrat pffspeyky vod sveich
pffvrzencd ma kampah Demo
kraft Sc ' platforme zavazali q "a
.v6zali a zadusovali ze nebudou
brat Rampant pffspevky vod kor-
poraci. NJ, ale nsjakei ten eek SC
Prime vod iednotlivSho elena kor-
porace, a neprohfesi Sc takto pro.
ii platforme. Republican, zas 70
tom ami muk. Myslf 81 ash: Der
dokud daYaji." Well, a je to jed
no.
Co Sc doteisi hlasn, myslim, e.
nyhau, ze to nende, BE kupovat "a
denarky mezi uvedomel5m volie-
stvem. Ty Sc jedine koupi ma mi
nulfm rekordu strany a muzn k
MIN pfinalezejfcfm. Nez pffdou
volby, tax yam toho povim vic.
Zdalo by Sc yam, lidicky, ze
dys us SWEET Sc tclik milijonu let
die vjedy, kutali tou prostorou
nekonecnosti; tolik Ida a jeneracf
Sc vystffdalo, zanechaifce nam
mnoho pffkladn re sv5ch skuse-
nostf, Re by SINE aspoh my malice
ty pffklady SO taky NELL podle
Mich ffditi. Co vod nasich pra-
dedkn spatnyho, zavrhnout, a co
dobr5ho, zanest do rubriky nase-
no kazdodenniho konani.
Re dopoud SO POOLE toho lidi ne
ffdf, YAM dokazu timhle: Dete ma
hfbitoy a tam uvidfte rov muze
kerej koukal do hlavne u,fliuty a.
by Sc pfesvieeil eslf je nabit&.
Trochu dal v 1padline vodpociva
podiyfn kerej spruboval jak blfsko
mule stat u vlaku kerej iel 80 mil
"a hodinu. Ma iinSm miste vidi-
tie pomnik slusky kera rozdelavala
vohefi S gasolinem, a pahrbek W.
hajfcf stin ma ROY nezbedn5ho klu-
ka co tahal mnlu "a vocas. Wi
dfte jinde mohylu mad muzem CO
sfouknul gas pred ulozenfm Ike
spanku. Jinde bedle sebe lei
vzdusny stvofenf co nosilo utaze-
nou snerovacku a blbec kerej ujel
ma bajciklu deviet mil "a deset mi
nut. Zde opef doktor kerej 81
wal dafku sv5 vlastnf medeciny.
Tam sprachnlviela baxa lezf u hla-
Wy bohatSho dedka, kerej 81 wal
mladou zenu, trochu dal votpoG-
va kluk co chodil ma ryby v nede-
Ii, a hospodyn9, kera drzela ma
polici strychnin bedle prasku pro-
ii bolenf hiavy. Opjet jinde muz
co volejoval kosy pred senofkou,
spf vjecnei spanek bedle nevopatr-
|n5ho breikmana a koneGne ma po-
Ii hrncffoyo lie vidst sprachnivje-
II kosti muze, kerej chtel zvalcho-
vat redaktora.
q tohodle vidfte, Re pfiklady a
napomenutf, pada ma skalu. A
tet bych radil ably Sc zadnej nezlo-
bill ma ty horka-dyt to korna pot
febujel
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......a .#.HNZ-U .E.|..
Odvetna hra Dude Sc odbfvati
zde v T6bofe v nedeli odpoledne 2
.srpna. Pfijdte Sc podfyat.
Cistfcf prodei muzske, damske
a detske obuyi, Sc pr6ve zahSjil v
obchodu Vaukove, by Sc ueinilo
mfsto pro move zbozf. Kazd5
stfevfc Y tonic prodeji je bezyad-
a proda Sc "a velmi snizenou cenu.
Kazd5 kdo SO dostayf usetff pc
nee. Pracez kdo by potfeboyal
.obuvi, nemel BY 81 tuto fidkcu
pfflezitost ujfti. Chm drive Sc
dostavfte, tim snaze 81 vyberete.
VA XXI
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1908-12-10
COPPER CASKET
SEALED MONDAY

A very happy conception is being
carried out in connection with the
building of the soldiers monument,
which is nothing less than the depos-
iting in the memorial of lot of ap.
propriate data relating to the present,
as is done when corner stone is laid.
1t is true the work has progressed
beyond the corner stone stage, but MIR.
Amedon. the constructing engineer,
has volunteered to provide a way out
by having an aperture chiseled in one
of the stones at the base large enough
to hold the box provided.
The whole affair has been in the
hands of Goodrich Post No. %, G. A.
r. A copper box, s inches long. four
inches wide and three inches high,
was made to hold the articles.
In the box Monday was placed a
record OF all the soldiers, living or
dead. that ever belonged to Goodrich
Post 39S in number; also all the
names of those belonging to the Wo-
mans Relief Corps. living or dead; a
copy of the charter of Goodrich Post,
all the present officers of the post. The
members of the monument committee,
bylaws of the State G.. A. r.. two
flags, some brass buttons and cannon
primers. The whole collection was
carefully wrapped in two eopies OF
the Morning News, the one contain
ing the first article written on the
soldiers monument, the other the last
article written on the subject.
The package nicely filled the copper
casket, which was carefully soldered
shut and rendered air tight. 1t may
be some days before the box will be
deposited in the monument.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1908-12-10
BERRY WILL BE
IN DANVILLE

General Secretary Msnley. of the
local Y. Nj. O. A, has announced that
he has secured William H. Berry, OF
Chester, ex-Stste treasurer, to make
au address at the mems meeting next
Sunday afternoon
In anticipation Of the large number
of people who will want to hear Mr..
Berry the meeting will be held in the
court house. The time has been set at
$3.50 o'clock, after the Sunday schools
have been dismissed.
Mr.. Berry's appearance in this city
will be an occasion of more than ord
mary importance. Since his sensation
al exposure of the graft in connection
with the building of the new State
capitol building, his reputation has
been national. He is one of the most
gifted speakers in the State, and al
ways brings an important message to
his audiences in a most interesting
manner.