davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
EZRA GIVES ANOTHER TIP
King sends Communication Direct
from United states, Heaven, on
Governmental Affairs.

At precisely seven minutes past 10 o'clock
Thursday morning, a second message was
received in The Bee office from Ezra, the
King.
Who is Ezra? who was mighty zeus?
Where Is Ezra's abode? Where was
Mount Olympus?
These questions are unanswerable, ESQ.,
teric, yelled from puny human understand
ing.
Ezra, the King, has chosen The Bee as
the interpreter o fhis words, the Delphic
oracle OF Ezra
Once hitherto he spake unto the people.
That was several months ago. He then
wrote a letter. The postmark showed 1t
was mailed in Council Bluffs. But 1t was
dated United States, Heaven"
The latest communication received at 1907
a. m. Thursday, is written upon a common
postal card. II is dated United States,
Heaven, 5S.7.1O'. But the postmark shows
1t was mailed at Keokuk. Ia, United States
of America.
These details, however, are unimportant.
The communication bears the regal sigma
ture and the base clef, which is placed
by Ezra upon all his cryptographs
Before proceeding to. the message itself.
a study of the mystic figures is of inter-
est 5S.7.10. 1t will be seen by the care
full arithmetician that II four times the sec
ord figure is subtracted from the first
figure the remainder is precisely three
times the third figure. Also If four times
the second figure is added to three times
the third figure the sum is the first figure.
Now, II the second and third figures are
added and multiplied by four the sum is
sixty eight-preclsely ten more than the
first figure. All this is remarkable, though
what the meaning Of the figures is no one
but Ezra, the King. knows and he won't
tell, But the message reads:
1t seems that a government Of lawyers
is too smart for the Lord, We will get the
Devil to help us.
At first glance the reader must feel the
hopelessness OF getting at the thought of
Ezra, Such was the feeling of the first
men who deciphered the heiroglyphics Of
Egypt. But when one confemplates Ezra
gram for a moment it becomes clear as
crystal.
Contemplating mundane affairs from his
seat In Heaven Cor Keokuk), Ezra is evil
IDENTIFY dissatisfied and his choler is d.
rected against the lawyers.
But why? The postmark on Ezra's card
gives a sure clue. II is dated July 10. The
figure Immediately strikes the careful OBJ
server. 1t is unlueky. Yes, and II is pre-
cisely the date on which several OF the
largest delegations from the Denver con-
vention passed near Keokuk. At once one
gets the inspiration of Ezra's cryptic utter
ance. A government OF lawyers no
doubt refers TO the present congress which
contains a large majority of lawyers. Tit
information Ezra had just received from
Denver regarding his party, explains the
meaning of his last sentence, W will
GET thp neVil ~ helm rs"
True, this is not respectful language. But
interpreted, no one will take offense at It
The communication of Ezra, the King
though written not on golden tablets but
only on paper, very common paper, are
preserved faithfully.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
Furnishing Goods

In the Domestic Room, Mems and
Boys Furnishings at less than half
value.
SHIRTS-oOc to 75c values, neat
black and white patterns, all sizes.
on sale at one price Friday .,25c
BOYS SHIRTS-With soft collars. at
tached, made to sell at SOC. choice
at, each .l5c
MEMS WORK SHIRTS-Heavy quail
ity twills and black and white stripes
SOC to 75c value, on sale at ..25G
MEMS BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR
Values to soc garment, on sale at.
per garment .19C
HOSIERY WORTH REGULARLY I5c
Mems, Women's and C%hildren's
blacks, tans and f%ancies, on sale Fri
day, at pair
MEMS BANDANA HANDKERCHIEFS
Turkey red or indigo blue, worth
regularly 10c, at ..........2hH
MANY OTHER SPECIALS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
NEWS80YS' ANNUAL PICNIC
Little Fellows Of Three cities VIII
Have Whole Day at Lake


"wuxtry. wuxtry, all about the news
boys picnic"
The newsboys of Omaha, South Omaha
and Council Bluffs will hold their annual
picnic at Lake Manawa Thursday, July 80.
Manager Byrne has offered TO turn over
all amusements free OF use to the youngsters
and the boys are planning on having a
grand celebration. There are about 800
newsboys in the three cities.
To assist in defraying the expense OF the
picnic and buying a quantity OF red lemon
AIDE and sailed peanuts. the newstes ask
the business men to contribute small sums
OF money. Rome Miller has consented 10
act as treasurer and all donations are TO
be sent 20 him. One little urchin said:
The more them rich guy give the
batter time we can have"
No papers will be sold on the streets the
day OF the newsboys' picnic.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
IRELAND IN ON CORN SHOW
Farmers from Aud Sod Will Send Elk
hibits 70 Omaha.
srR HORACE PLUEKETT DOES IT
Owner of Much Real Estate in This
City Institutes Movement 20
Patronise the Biz Ex-
position.

Among the foreign exhibits which are
coming 70 the National Corn exposition In
December will be one from Ireland where
Sir Horace Curzon Punket Is leading the
great work for improving the conditions OF
the Emerald Isle by assisting the rural
population to grow more and better
products.
Sir Horace Plunkett Il an extensive
owner OF Omaha city property and has al
ways been interested in everything which
has worked to the upbuildlng Of the city
and the great country beyond the Missouri,
- he is likewise an owner and represents
others in holdings In wyoming.
The work done by Sir Horace for Ire
land is praised on two continents, and he
will be invited to the National Corn ex-
position and asked to send or bring any
interesting exhibits which may be the re-
suit OF his work. though the management
has the promise Of seed men in various
parts OF the country that irish exhibits will
be made by their customers in the Emerald
Isle.
writing Of the work OF Sir Horace
Plunkett, Walter II. Page, editor OF
Worlds Work. said recently:
"The great economic change that Is TAX
ing place in ireland. under the leadership
OF Sir Horace Plunkett, is suggestive.
There the rural population is poor. 1t had
a long period of discomfort made desperate
at times by famine and always made worse
by political conditions and agitation. Yet
this dense population on a poor soil is un-
deTgoing such economic organization as to
promise a revolution in method and In
efficiency. Cooperation is taking the place
OF grievance as an Irish exercise and oc-
cupation. The difference between a man
who's business pays and a man whose
business does not pay is Unreasonable.
In Denmark, too, there is such an ad-
mirable system of rural organization, of
cooperation. and Of instruction that all the
world may learn lessons from that coun-
try"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
Clearance Specials in
Cloak Department

Lingerie and Bingham Dresses and
Shirt Waist Suits, all colors and
sizes, lace and embroidered trimmed,
$500 and $500 values, at 1895
$1,000 and $3.50 Jackets and Crav-
enette Coats, great assortment, at
each $500
$500 Long Kimonas at ...,..70c
$1.25 High Grade P~etticoats, at SOC
900 TO 1900 A. M.-Women's dark
percale Dressing Sacques, regular 75c
values, at choice ...........25c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
In Our Famous
Domestic Room

10000 yards of all kinds of fine Wash
Goods, silk warp Ginghams, silk
warp Muslins, silk warp Organizes,
etc, that sold at 25c and 39c a yard,
. long remnants at, yard ...... 1Oc
10000 yards of silk warp Muslins, silk
warp Organizes, high grade Batiste,
high grade Swisses and other fine
goods, worth up to 19c yard, all at
per yard u q
Is, 900 yards of all kinds of high grade
Wash Goods that sold at IL NC, 15c
and 19c, will go at yard ......5c
1000 yards of fine Wash Goods that
sold at 10c and IL NC, will go at per
yard ......3 p q
A long line of odds and ends Of fine
goods will be closed out at per
yard 1c and 21sc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
FRIDAY Motto On Specials

When we advertise Notions everybody
knows il means the very best quality
of Staple Notions at less than half.
Gold Eye Needles, package ..,..lc
so yard Sewing Silk, spool ....2hc
200 yard Machine Thread, spool lie
8 packages Pins for ...........SC
Darning Cotton, fast black, spool lie
15c Horn Combs, metal back. at SC
25c Needle Books each ........4C
Cotton Tapes, all sizes ..........1c
Hump Hooks and Eyes, card lie
Darning Eggs, enameled ........2c
Pearl Buttons, per dozen .......1G
Linen Thread, per spool ......2kc
5 yard Wool Skirt Binding ......5c
Other Notion Items at Proportionate
Inyu priCac-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17

TINE RELIABLE STORE
Closing Out All Summer Goods

Remnants Of all the fine goods at less than onefourth their real value:
FROM $50 TO $3.50 A. M-1OOOO yards of silk striped Organdies. fast
coors. real value at yard 15c, 10 yards limit al a yard ........ Pa
FROM $3.50 TO 10000 A. M-One case of Edwards fine lie Muslin, 10 yards
FROM 1880 TO 2:3O p M-One case of Buffalo IL, a very fine, heavy u-
bleached MusinF9c value, 10 yards limit, at a yard. -. commemorate
FROM 2sO TO $3.50 p. M-One case If 2hc heavy large Bath Towels four
towels limit. at each
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
Remnant Day Bargains

Compare the
Quality Our
Offerings,
You'll Find
1t Superior.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17

SEVERAL OTHER HOUR SALES
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
OVERLAND HITS THE TOP
Union Pacific Makes New Record for
Earnings in Last Year.
PAYS TEN PER CENT DIVIDEND
Has Eleven Millions to Spare, and
These Figures Are Exclusive
of the Affiliated
Lines.

The Union Pacific has made a high rec
ord for earnings in the fiscal year closed
June 80 by earning its 10 per cent dividends
and having 81, 10000 and over TO spare
These figures are exclusive OF the equities
in affiliated lines and show an earning on
the common stock Of 10 per cent. Although
the year included seven months Of deprss-
sion the showing is taken as revealing the
great financial strength OF the road.
The surplus after the preferred dividends
amounts approximately to $S1, 1000 COO, which
is equal to 16 per cent on the company's
1896, Az, coo common stock. The total of
gross revenues for the company for the
year exceeded S90.OOO.OO, which marks a
new record. After the payment of operat-
ing expenses and taxes there was a bal
ance of about Si6.OOO,COO applicable to
charges and dividends.
In the matter of ''other income" the COM
pany has received during the last year
81. 1874. 900 on new Southern Pacific preferred,
2,Ol5,O 900 on Illinois Central, Atchison and
other stocks and $4,000 on the Sso,OOO,Oo)
San Pedro bonds.
The report was that the splendid showing
made by the Union Pacific was at the eX-
pense Of maintenance, but the figures do
not bear out that statement. They show
that the maintenance expense account of
the Union Pacific for last year was 1900,
600. or but 10000 less than in 1907.
reate sum for Repairs.
No similar property has had as much
money spent upon 1t during the last five
years for maintenance charged TO opera
ton. Last year the Union Pacific proper
spent jsl54 per freight car for maintenance.
During the depression. as fast as a freight
car or engine was Withdrawn from service
IL was Immediately put Into prime repair
so that the rolling stock of the company
is now ready for any service It may be
called upon TO perform
When MI. Hartman decided In August to
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
Use AIIOVer EmbTOideri8S 29C

A choice line of Allovers and Waist
Frontings, worth soc, 75c and even
$1.OO yard, the greatest snap of the
season Friday, in n lot, yard 29c
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27

harness aU r"tum rr H-a shah am dog s" fref h. Heed a@ 8 aae iealer.
 Ruie Al Fsf@aus dstans #a#t b. msra. h.I of t'. Nem. Ken azHb
 Rule 5. br.y.rz s7H H=f ea# v any assist e#a VhatsH,trr fa s#s#Ha er rasay- rus loose ag la-f aa5. eNa,rt 5t tre mad bou-as dgzig87t= .ha rtutc
 Rule (. tariuI m aez +aa =f- tarlas k esHhitet
 Rule 1f..at tts end If the compulsory rast f 5s h-af~. ah. ceu# #-taats rEerf fa change Inc tlm. of @a-.rr on thrIr ra'aru tfr eHm ,be 1f. springs te t none adutn.ae au- aa# feev ma, d. se hy ua4Hmar- consent
 Rule g. The award et 10 rr.. z4a,t D, made 8Hgl at A.,z. fte bee.. 5st.. tn F,st t=.Iin sh3tl #es .# . ...g nm for all pfatests
 Rule 2 Au rratpstS m-f N= made h Wrff- He ant filezI ss,sa fafers ar Isasf Ed1in fte asHrz af -.# rsmria,Iaa tf he rars
 Rule 70 V" IHat E plassI ffa nuabsF af dngs which naE h9 Hfitga Each driver beaessa Wu- aist uilh thr secretary "f fhs Nom, Esuuel Club tpe number and de~Urir. "f Tho dogs he ViH Hrie-#5H Hiz taan-
 Rule tf. Whsa 'ne team eh.H ae.rtake an- aasar f.am going in thc same direction
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27

will leave for Washington. tFe team behind shall have the right ot way. and | shall bc the duty If the driver of the team in front to pull out dnd assist the driver of the team be- hind tia passing In the event that onr team shall pezs another and tho tr5nr rsssci shall hang on to tfc team in front Tor hafr an hour then thc team behind shall have Inc rirhf to demand th" right Of way and upon drnand nf the driver behind. tho ta7m ahead shal pull out and alloy tbe t..m hrs irl tt rasz
 Rule 12
 ln ra=e a#t ariHer or t.lfa #an withdraw. | shan be Che duty al Inc dtter to teport said withdrawal to fha onsrrs 1t tho Nome Kennel club If onre.
 Pule t3.
 Two judges shah br appointed af Inc springs Vtn -rar act as trnc- he,tsrz and starters. and Rhe zhaH sian .7tb certificate scuiue fafG5 th. ttHs." arrival and the lime uf ,.5sfnc.
 Rule 14.
 An entrance fer ef ten dollars wiu h. charged each contestant. which Nh1n gp f"r tfe benefit of tha Nomr Kennel Club
 Rule f5.
 N'i entries must he made before D. m. Arril e7 l9oS. 10 tho -arrrtarv of Inc Nome Kennel club Lots for position al start will bc dfawu at $ P m. April e7 DOS. at tho ofYes af tha Nome Kennel Club. and all drivers aga fa he present. at that time
 Rule is.
 Tho route sHalt hr from tho sf4ai#nr point in Nome. tn the Bessie roai haase thence to# Chace.s road house at fhe mouth of Dexter creek. thence up Nome river valley to the r. <. raad house. thence ta tho Nuegzt road house thence ta Inc Grand Genfrol eaa across salmon I.ako down Inc rrn- eraI direction 9f ftr Pilgrim river and aefss+ ihe Golden Gatc r8ss tn the Springs. returning te the starting fgint "ver th" same reute as fhat travelled in eoiHe
 Rule f7.
 Each driver nill b" furnished by th. lNdse@ in Nome with proper crcden-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27
ENrERTAtN FRIENDS

S.Fe -. Mrs --.#-.-# Ha.l #=4a
 - >..#s.z.s sl ns t5H G Afre AE4-- shan \.'#
 sAs.aHs atasH *#g. Ma~ 'ask 5s.5 $ l#-s UFesv #ttar aaah
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27
N0RTHWsESTERN
 OFFICERS ELECTED

Nss tf#sE ! k AIrtiaa4 2 HHHe-= F r PaEfa=#. N H HuEl#
 H-=H=if- aarlft showed a=4s k# ## ##-H Frn-peruus eez M fz# H#=##z=- zstH e. earrtra au #<==E#zE f#5H Egsr this ze=# @ aa#=UHi et money ffiH t #=aa=a-.as In. railroad ul '-HH holdings and u developing
 ths company gen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27
Nuggets sprraf Ser.

SEATTLE 4f=# #= N#EHs Iz=H##= a#H E=.E asa .H##r z... H.H. HHzH ==etza- -E- tsr= #H.r -# H lsH-5 W. fz.#tH \.# h -r.#- ff I1 Iar-
 ##.# =.t.# .E f.. HH.F. r#H.# ..r# #.ff.H .s
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27
ROWE R0ASTS
 COVER INVENT
Nuggets spee,sl Ser. ee.

SEATTLE April U-I Rowe .fsf. ~eathus a-tfrN aa rte gaN- EHf to-day In c.....-.a. vrth it- towards n. H5z#s## kla=ka !. ..--rhl"s Wa>h.Hega.= -ar H ==eH Ha =4Id t.s -... tIEa= Gd r. di~H.- ..f .I-=-
 sAlas tH.
 tsa ##t Hraaz- ==.aH -a #-.f ssa
 #t5uH # A.-a .H f=- within =#He l...z.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27
REID INAUGURATES
 SOME MORE REFORMS

n'd1y for their anr,aIfaess ta go on stih eiVil eases. Hr will hear no more excuses for delay in such matters and wIti hereafter insist t.r' parties to atH suits must ulc bonds for their aprearanss on the dHe set for ths mtl
 ue exn.-L. !. Mu--- IL .lI.uhlr
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27
N.aast.. Spec sersL,s.

FAIRBANKS. Nrra e5 Judey Reid continue e. introduce reform iH Inc tar1 Judicial division. ard af. tafHss= arc beginning te think that 5..tH hs HzH -ar tu1r tfhera sA.. atu af
 h. #H HH e t etisp hrrs
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27
STEAMERS
 nHAUL ORE
Npssets sDse al Service

SEATTLE, At-il - = W Ecc,,~ s.ee rr#~.a.. tH. g.IIsr REve- -#..saaa -s- -.., Ez- -a.Tfars ,s r'acs tnr.s -'s..ar- .n -r Cope. H.}aH to-alat. and u~- -hem r. hzlnE eH. sm fhs Raraaza mjnss H- also stated taae th. car8oy.t branch II t-e railr1ad NlH b. com plefsd n..Nt y.ar n t.e meantime ihe steamers sdg ha k.ri constantly at eurk har'l.. ou, th, ore
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27
RAISULI
 MURDERED
\ aas.s spssLaI serN e

ENN1EER Nrrf - .I trH aartf aHa G-ad -az.a-.
 has tsen a--a--a#4tss 1y ts ms -.Ibe~ugu. w w#- #,s.es lr.s ls
 ~an af AIarressa r--s- 5=s
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27

ttais which he VII carry with him ta the HeJ Spriue~. presenting tne same to the judges there. aba win add their certificates thereto ID proper form. Hd the naole MI bc delivered by the driver = tHe fa e..s n Nome im- medisieif urnn tae inn uf the driver tu tFr -tt's5Hs point
 Rule fs
 An1"Hs f5"laaHz aus ef thrse ruIeS shall forcfit an rfght ta any pri1. provided therein.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27
BIG MAIL
 ARRIVES

H 1zHe Haund- -...-# #-t-sE-. arEEal ar aat s afr F. a tHs sutSil, t-r f--r Hf trr -s H'.T at Fal5-- rrH hahly r1e
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27
FOR salc

44-haf-ep. FsishaHk~-Nlars, sa- engine. nev Is-h p Pri-Stmaa eas engines. fear-ineh and five-inc7 Morris centrifugal pumps r. = Cut tins. Phone Red i13
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27
ICE IS MOVING.

About hss mt.e- out fr"m Ga, @aat. 2 ohauryi ef open uat.r hts appeared an1 the i.e beyeud t ha- begun t, @eee westward W. r. Lucas, who went eut Co "reu water yesterday. s'y- th7' 'Hr ie.. E moving fo th. f.=t a> ftr 5s thg a., 5fr rg7eH
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27
BROWN SENT
 TO JAIL
,aaset saec s0 se-, oe

-A&- BRA tN..--#r,- ..=-# r#. t-ll-t E...l 
 f.-r.-f.f
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27

Ycs Inc Nugget Exrf,ss dees freightine te the beach line from IIt- tle 10 Irene creek daily rGoue Nnrrcf sfiee. Main t6
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27
Go to the North Pois

Hak,ry fnr th" best bread and pa~tty 7'h .aA eafe- house n -aNr
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27
AND REGULATIONS
 AMATEUR DOG RACE

EHsa.z=4 regulations sevyluine the k.aes#. n Trophy rsee. far anna reH- ===== HHH mlat7aa 8u-rIges .s gHs Ne N-a-ataab tnf Hot sffIne mp ar,=esl'a by r. Ea,d tha first race ta h. am usxt Wsdae-aat
 ta drttaa= atIf hs= construed ta= m.#.# 4.a I-=-ass a s #aa H.#f sr.- fr-sieHa
 sraaasIaaa.sa -haH mg.#=a all Tar- Hats aszHs= :. artvHr ,ss- aHa. ar 7t## has. Hss-Hrp-- tre= -a==e n =rreue H=- 1HHed st7tas attz or areazrarne ls.-=sa. ssr# ssHaHr tar hse
 H# s. -aa #aaUfy -daee. e= eNtas aaf,- [. .-faf'eH ar We'd ne-aa l@t 2 1eH> U, r. m= md t, oe r#a from Num- ta Che Krazsa- war ftf Spriag- Vi,h a compulsory fs-t 56afa lar yaeh e.am of at least E h# ad f=en retrm ta tEa -tart. ing I.z T#s Hrst tsaa ra tsaea The sfigTH s#aat tt F nz. t#a a5#.r fea# .a 9.E'.W li r.H minutes zetar- val
 H. a#e5r f thr fsu Hllfas rba fast.=E a. hrtvrrn N-Ha mi fhe Ka fa H"t Sraass sn5H s# .n- tttf-z z -at 1ii ef ht~ .xHeas. paid aRHs as laa Hot Springs. Tmz haH n5lu'= =.aa1. eoar1 efr9rz ua 5e# k. THs aazef af tHe team makuz La. fa~t,-. tmc for thg round tfif =HH e,= =a=a#slad ta ths trophy. fo ia hrf1 far e=. sear at which time f ~Hs# To- e0eraf far competition in thr aev. Fs- H4a. race Apy competitor winning sa.a trophy tvicr sbat bo entitled ta tho ressgssio7 as tfe=@ same fae ar tfn. SaH trophy ta hs loving aup. which shall ha ordered from fae outside as soon as possible. "f sterling silver vIth Ca picture ef tha Krazeawara Hot Sprmc@ stsh,J taor,o1 The uamc of each annual winner apa the date of the rare shall also he engraved "raH tho cup
 Rule I.
 NJ restriction @ TiaeeI aron t4. irving - aHz i#s At#aHs contestant. provided ths #HE registered .a the 7a1as= ef ft, Naae ke-n.z t'laHh
 Rule .
 Ta a#t.s... ts etasts- mad finish -- -a. f-.r. -..1...... .---.. V,.,.
 Rule ,.
 It any dos rfaa .# -5.. t.s-s be- #7.s- -f#ii.e. TI-af.-- s Ee5us ta 4as SfEues t s..E ts t n. rsH~f #auv.rtcHt Te.a-. hH- ea .- eaee tsts #t ssy ssf5at =z.1 F.. -- n.aas, ia
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27
$5OO,00O
 DISAPPEAR
GREAT SUM IN NEGOTIABLE SC cuRITfss MISSING AND No
 TRACE CAN sE F0' NC.
Naae sse.a se-.=5

E=a z--
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27

hy thc opening of navigation. waeu n. will leave for Washington
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27

Granite Mining Candles are the bes,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27

Each driver nilI b" fqrnished by th. judges in Nome with proper crcden-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-27

If any dos r.fea .... asea be-
 E.~ rfHIi .eH -a El-4f..= g -e5us ta .s SierG- sa.t ts ..l. .t ra. H.r-t .auv.~tent Te.a-. hH- r# H.- eass lets t aHy aFlHt =5e A. Hlaasd ia
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-02-07
This Advertisement

OF Hoods Sarsaparilla is to remind you of
its great merit as blood purifier, appetite
giver, and as nerve, stomach and d.
gestive tonic. Nothing else like it, no other
has so good a record, no other will do you
so much good. 1t cures.
scrofula Is Years" Hoods Sarsapac
rla has cured me Of scrofula. with which i!.a
daughter had a scrofula swelling on her neck
and Hoods Sarsaparilla also cured her.
MRS. g. MORRIS, Annandale. Minnesota.
Dyspepsia ~ was troubled for
months with dyspepsia and could not eat
Hoods Sarsaparilla and was soon improy;
ing l took it steadily until l was cured.
LYDIA MCWHEELEE. -Athol. Mass.
Rheua t!snn-"I was severely Seae s afiiHtsS
Hoods Sarsaparilla. helped me after other
medicines failed and it has heightened my
life" JESSIE KILLMER, Middle Grove, N. Y.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold everywhere
In the usual liquid, or in tablet form called
Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre-
pared only by G. I. Hood Co.. Lowell. Mass
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-02-07
.rE1 NOW At PUNTA ARENAS
creeted by Cheers From Assembled
Popuiace on Hills and
Jetties.

,unto Arenas. Feb. 3.-The Amer
ho+tleship fleet has steamed into
punta Arenas harbor. Almost the en-
ire population had gathered on the
An hehipd the town and the jetties
;no;ng the water front to witness
+ha coming of the ships of war, and
80 Chilean representatives who are
- 70 greet the visitors in the name
Of the republic and bid them welcome
wore gathered expectantly on the deck
~ Tho Chilean cruiser Chacabuco, ly!
ing in the roadsteao.
Refore the arrival OF the fleet a
xuireless message from the Chilean
cruiser was sent to Admiral Evans by
Admiral Simpson extending hearty
welcome from the Chilean navy to the
American navy. Admiral Evans re-
snonded with many thanks for the
message of kindly greeting.
The run from Rio Janeiro, whence
the start was made on January %, was
made with favorable weather and
without accident. The event of the
VOYAGE was the meeting of the divi
sion of the Argentine fleet sent ou
from Buenos Ayres to greet the Amer
lean battleships. Leaving Rio Janeirt
on the 22d the fleet took up it's fou
column formation. On the mornin,
of January 26 the fleet came into wire
less communication with the Argen
tine division and in the evening o
the same day the four ships of the di
sion were sighted astern. The Arger
tine fleet followed during the nigh
and on the next morning, the 9th
Admiral Evans signaled single column
In this formation, proceeding at 1
knots an hour, the fleet was passed b
the Argentine vessels.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-02-07

Salutes were exchanged and cour-
teous messages passed between Rear
Admiral Olivia, commanding the feet
of Argentine, and Read Admiral Evans.
The fleet was met at the entrance Of
Broad sound by the Chilean cruiser
Chacabuco and the English cruiser
Sappho. After noon the Chilean vice
admiral of mraine and John Hicks,
American minister at Santigo de
Chile, came on board the Connecticut
and greeted Admiral Evans, who has
practically recovered from his attack
of rheumatism and is actively direct
ing the course of the fleet.
The arrival of the American battle
ships at Punta Arenas, on the strait
of Magellan, brings them for the first
time to a Chilean port.
From Punta Arenas onward the flee
will skirt along Chilean shores, f1rs1
through the westerly narrows Of the