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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24

A. the Ttvoli Girls I'm Cir
Land Next Werk same biii with
variations
~ the lyric Muldoan and tie
Merry Widows Neal week The
Counter Girls
At the Coliseum Vaudeville.
At the Psntagea Vaudeville.
At the Stay Vaudeville
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24

Transformed hy the men from the
cruiser. Who have been working ior
several DAYS on the docofatioF7
Electricians Of the cruiser ha~
perfected electrical effects OF kreat
originality. and the mechanics have
also aided in carrying out tho
scheme ot aprlnElnK a unique sur
pliae ln electrical and mechanical
duaigna
1Signai flags aud bunting from tho
MI and foreign flags aud enninns
att used profuaey IN the decoIa
items. aud when the florists finIahcd
their work this afternoon the hall
Mas a vefitahle flower garden
Preparations haze boon made Ia
serve a banquet ~ the yrfaHdas
II is estimated that 100 Rneats Wlll
attend
Full Dance Program.
rhcre wlll b. aa dances an tho
neasfam, each one beinE dedicated
fht first dance Is to the state of
NaahlnElun. the second ta the EnN
ufuar. the thifd Ia seattle. the
fourth Ia the shin and Others to
the heading cities Of the state.
ehicl Seattle b the ships mascot.
larmcrlN a resident If the cltY also
a. dance Ia bis honor. for this
dancv the muslc wlll De "ihg chief
Rattle Az
ofucess Of the hall mis- osenlnR
ane President. William " uyfno.
MASTER at aims, fret class Vice
nrusidcnt Christian " Mauesoid
sHunrf. mate, second class tfvaa.
urur. EuKune llaHtlau. chief eoman. .
secretary, James ] McCaflYfty
baataWAln'A mate. second class
Vaudeville Show Held
This afternoon the ships Yauae
w uUg nATYa Nakstna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24

U. s. Navy Yard Route Steamer
Monticello leaves Flyer dock 6 30
and 80 =. m, I 80 and 4 o. m. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24

TO see aArrLEsHlPs
Tate boats at Pier Ten ruuud
trina daily coo sound trip -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24

70 sEE uATrIEstsiPs
Take boats a. Pier Z Trn round
trips daily Spc round trip. 80.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18
ExraA ssssloN FoR AUGUST s
Convict Question win Probably Sc
Only Subject Submitted.


Atlanta, Aug. IA. ut has been def
initely determined that the extra SEES
sion Of the general assembly win be
called TO meot ON Tuesday. August
as.
The date has, In a measure, depend.
ed on the time at which the legisla'
tive committee now investigating the
penltentiary system would DO ready
with It's report. The committee has
notified the governor that Il would
complete its report August "a, where
upon II was decided 10 call the extra
session the day following.
The investigating committee win
meet on Tuesday, win sit morning
and. afternoon, hearing all witnesses
which II deems necessary, viii cons
clude It's hearings on Friday ana
Saturday. and Monday IN the prep
aratlon of It's report.
Mayor Pro TEN. Quillian OF Allan
IA called upon Governor H0ke smith
and the subject OF the charter amend
ment bill for Greater Atlanta came
~. The mayor pro tenn, asked the
governor what ne thought Of the ex'
tension OF the city limits and the SOW
ernor replied that he heartily ap'
proved Of the measure.
Il favor the plan TO annex the new
territory I" stated the governor. land
Il will give me great pleasure 10 sign
the bill when II reaches me"
Thia assures the bill nov beyond
any shadow OF doubt, as the governor
had the veto power.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18

Atiant4 Ang ~ waiter EtAois.
who mss afsstei ~ q atsra1f chars.
iax am via ito wnffss ~ fieber
W. EAesbe Ns8 Eifea . fsiai before
gasre KlerAesfY so asisf ne tasy
taA hesn as fr shlrtf mievies iheT
smhvst in 4 srf.ief ~ n1f xaiisr "a
eese. h ~ ~ re@kmh sfns tiN8 a.
ska nrnfg haggiisl safff Wednesday
mornlrr sss q 90 thnashf thsi W.
seafa So tif ete ~ \ blog
reessfes 81 M ef siae Wfsta ara
a. ffa BASS ~ Waiter EshAs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18

Pensacola, fla. Aug ~ -'ienragsd
because ihoy had been frustrated ~
their efforts 10 lynch the asaauiseg
% Mrn. Edward Moelaire, = mob q
men mot the incoming train Hnd,
lIudlng that the negro was NOT aboard.
then proceeded % the house oe leba
naoy, on East Belmont street, and
ronaIng the negro up. rave bin ten
minutes ia which 10 set out of tas
city limits aud never return. Toe
crowd followed the negro . porlioa
of the way. ana when laat anon he
was % dead run, The negro vas
recently arrested Cor sending . letter
20 one Of lhs yard forsmen threaten
inm hia life
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18
sHors FIRED INTO DEAD MAN.
60 Charge Reiatiysa u Former A..
guata Marshal.

60 Charge Reiativss ~ Former Az
uusta Marshal.
Augusta. Ga. Aug fT~CliY 10.
Hcemaa S. A. Matthews has been
arrested and IA detained Ia an IN
locheA oell 81 police headquarters fCr
ths shooting ~ ~ q. Turner, for
mer marshAl ~ North Augusta PEEL
ing h Increasing ab0at tie hilline,
ann newspaper demsnded - 0tiielai
insepiigatl0u. and questioned fhe rom
piessnezs ~ the cofonsra ipanirY. The
cofonefa ipfy returned a verdict Of
gufiinAble homicide
Turner wns literally nliea With Lead
fge sallsia takine sffrel ana me
claim "a advaneea thAt % least thrre
u them wrre fired lnio a dead mar.
( Foar talloia wers nref into ne man
amer fta faial one ati ths evidance
iends 20 fhoE ihai itfse we're gpurea
inio Tamef altar ~ aaA fallen lnto
tnan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18

but the fact remains that there IL a
variety OF evidence on which 20 base
belief in his increased popularity.
"one reason. I think. Hes In dis
satisfaction with Roosevelt and Roosa-
veltlan poiiciea--too much autocratic
rule and swinging Of the big stick. A
great many men who sided with tao
republican party In the past will nor
10 20 this year. II means scmethine
when men IKE Judge Morgan }
o'Brien and Delaney NIcon who op
posed Bryan Ia the past are now go
ing 70 vote for him"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18

ltgaie. Ca A9E fa Aisg Gers
nosss sas insiasiiY tfiIea ~ street.
ear 80 ~ iam fhis aife 81 no
ssigiag para Bhe lived " Rogfw
Lfp1sie asf wkK - kef way 10 ehaFeA
ia j. ssFFeg Nifh kaF iva sisters. sB6
NJ snA Nh. Etsaa Cor T6s sac
fef sss 9YagH ~ CSC mules wh9 10
t4me ffi4af4aeE. aa4 sae thiakiHg
Ehe SHm~g H88 lasnlH4 over tHmgTf
est sae igR8a aboef fses d. fp8t
~ ~ gt Nhlet ttfaft heg efass-
as AZ tsse. esasiss asaah laFaafiKs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18

Chicago. AuE f7s-rit was not a
auestion or one hob. bui % many
mnbs apparently without Organized
leadership bui acting ~ such inriine.
tive unisou thar tho police and IRE.
men werp Absolutely kelpisaa before
them. snid Henry N Hansen. SEQ.
srni secretary ~ ire v ~. G. Al e.
Springfield. who arrived u chicato
after havsng Witnessed she iraGir
scene sin SpFinrnela.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18
soOv or On. SMITH FOUND.
Remalna o. Prominent Gainesville Man
HAD lodged In Wlrs Nsi.

RemaIna % Prominent Gainesville Man
HAD Lodged In Wire Nei.
Gainesville. Ca. Aug IT.--The
body o. Or X. A. Smith was found
Saturday about q quarter o. q mile
above Browns bridge. three miles
below where he was drowned ". ".
Moss. his hrotaerlniaw. sent IA a
message from nearby % sire Tor q
hearse 70 meet The boat a. Browns
briiEe and brink the body 70 ihs
city.
Dr smith had srlf,ee down she
river aAout tiree miles and haa ioiRed
IN q wire nei fhaf had been stretched
aeEoss the rirsr Zoe ,he purpose VI
obsirurling the passage q ne bofy
~. Hmiih was a pgomlnent Dayai
clan of Gainesrslie Bc was Drowned
Frilay afternoon = Week sxo sbeat
9 o'eioce ID the ChattaAooehae rivaf
juai aboA } ne point Nheee tks Chez
taiec empsles lnio q. s,mettinE over
100 yards a5oFe Kelihfa bridge aHa
about 7 mites fror ne eity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18
rAREe lNJuREO N WRECK.
Engineer and Fireman Jumped 20
save Lives.

save lives
Atlanta Aug. II Freight engine
NO. 0, Of the Western and Atlantic
railroad, pulling heayily'loaded cars
Of coal and sankAge, collided with a
switch engine Al Bolton. Ga. and ssv'
en- cars and the engine o. the freight
train were reduced 20 uplInteru ana
piled on top Or one another. and the
engineer and two tiromen In tho cab
barely Jumped IN time 70 save their
lives.
The wounded arc; Engineer d. A..
Haney. fractured skull Flremon MIN
Bell, badly hurt. and q. y. Johnson.
elight Injuries.
The men were hurried 20 a private
sanlinrium. where taey were giyen
medical attention. Haney aud Bell
sustained the most serious Injuries
or the three men wbo jumped from
the cab, aud they we're carried assay
IN a ssmlc0Ekci0ns condltions
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18

Rnme. ra AaE ~ 1FfFea 70
seapeFatis1 ~ freaBent siasrfee
msata wlsh ner hasa1a4 eaimiEstiar
% his sni'ttment ~ fhe army. Mrs.
Jessie r. MalHEaa. rsaiAeas ~ i1n
gsie. nuaayb 81 nnme asifrsP'fe sui
ei4s " nuirsnx tuNn eatlft eyrirnis
og r1atk ane aas Ssairager 6afggtaY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18

Toxic Anr w -Ar detaiia fnr ne
oomirz 81 tte Reach nliAmeficas
basehnil c'nb Nave besn nrfnnTee 2
= nos dsnnNeiy ufties fsaf the bail
p,asrE Win cgns ana piay SERIES q
az iaat niar r4mea III Isgan hssWsen
NBrsmber - ass rseemstg ,.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18

Sheriff. Police end FTemsa Foresd
Meb 70 Retire.
Norfolk. Va. Aug i7.-A mob %
uafe than thfge taindred men A.
she Portsmouih iali bent ON lyneainH
william KlnG and iienFy smith. both
negroes. who we're hela on the charge
~ crmlnslly aarauitinw Mrs. Kaia
srine Powell, "A aeed white w0mau,
iaal Mondag Tia HtgF0ss had besn
removed 10 N.rfolk iail earlier IN ths
arahiak f0f saffheepinG
The mob forced the d0ors AZ no
lan bot wsre net w Deputy Sheriff
HmyhsFi nna 4 nsofe ~ offleefs. 0f
whom fbe esii heya were demanded
snd refused me crowd was krced
8aeh 81 lhg p9lisemsu wifh srAwn
weav0ns and tke tifs department was
called sui " diRpeg-= the mob vita
she k6ss
Nbdsg oFArgs ~ MaFar Haet. fhg
poiitf Arrested Wade coae Martha r..
Wesiafoek and n d Williams whigs
men hnd 4 haif h0fs ~ neNFaes. a.
mss iesGeft WafBtfs have Heea a.
sass Or a haHhunsrsa morg
Use sf0Wa ieff enc Fiiaily n 80
lall about mldgigtr. ana Il IA report
a. fh&f Trey are eatNfeEafia9 aiges
whsfe ang lefemA ~ mefeh later -
NeFfpit asa aifaek iss isil Nv me
hops 81 sseaftnF ihe FrtwMefs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18
BRYAN SURE winner
So Opines Murphy, Leader Of
TammanyaiIalI.
DEMOCRACY IS GOING TO WIN
Gays Bryan IL Much stronger in New
York state Than Ne was In Former
Vsars--roo Much AutocratIc Rule
and asis Stick"

New York. Aug. 17.-CharleS r..
Murphy. leader OF TRmmany Hall, has
given out an interview In which ne
declared that his view OF the polit-
zeal situation in New York state Is
that "the democracy Is going to win
this year" OF Mr.. Bryan the Tam.
many chieftain said:
MIR. Bryan Is much stronger In the
state than he was either In 1896 OF
1900. Why don't exactly know yet,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18
ASSAILANT IS CAUGHT
PerpetraiOr Of DaStardIy Crime
In Hands Of Officers 4
CROWDS GATHER AT MILTON
should Negro De drought % PsNsa-
cola Ne VIII De ARCHAEOLOGICAL
Gather In Town o. Milton Whore the
Negro Ia In jail.

Gather In Town Of Milton Where the
Negro 10 In jail.
Pensacola. Fla. Ang. i7.--ruraued
all niSht BY the sAerifts posse aud
0Ioodhounds. tho negro who assaulted
and ravishsd Mrs. Edward MoClaire
late Thursday afternoon At her home
four miles east Of this city, swan the
RlackwatoF river. escaping his pur-
suers. but was captured by tho sheriff
OF the adjoining county. Is now In
IaIl at Milton.
Two miles below Milton the negro
swan the river aud he was acen by
several parties. az he left the swamp
aud made the attempt TO cross. These
mep watched him and saw hlm eater
ga old house and they Immediately
repol ted the fact 10 the sheriff, wac
made the arrest.
should the negro be- brought 70 Pen.
sacola he will DO lynohed. but II 10
not thought he win be brought here
at the present time.
Newspaper reporters sent from here
20 Milton have reported over shs long
distance phone that large crowds hAxs
gathered on the streets there, but
tAov DO not anticipate lynching.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18
AND RIOT
.i.,field. Ills, Is Scene Of q
Mob's Vengeance.
lead AND MANY WOUNDED

-----~----
troops Now in consroI--Assau's
woman Cause q ths ReiSn q
.rrop-rosh Applied . the Negro
sftlemsnt.
Dnngfield, Ill. Aug. 17.--Spring
Is IN the hands Of q mob OF
red citizens who began Friday
TO wreak vengeance on negro
dents for an assault committed BY
re- richardson, negro, on Mrs.
man a white woman. AT ! o'clock
,rday morning the whole east end
Ne town burst into flames. tae
\ having been applied TO several
I, houses by some OF the more
Derate mobbers. Three are al
iyy dead and probably two-score
IS are injured, mostly negroes.
abbe Is sweeping through the
attacking every negro met.
E local militia are on duty and
dozen companies from other
are rushing here on special
Is. Stlll other companies are or
d to hold themselves in reserve
fire department Is at present
Ness to combat the flames In the
DO quarter on account OF the
aiening attitude OF the mob
Rd the firemen.
De dead:
Asrles Hunter, negro. iynched.
sEis Johnson, aged IA, found dead
be bottom Of the stairway leading
As buffet Of the Lopez restaurant
mes Scott, white seventy years Of
shot by negroes in hip and left
be injured:
bel Ramsey. OF the Calling gun
iIon Of the Illinois national guard.
'ek on arm by stone.
Near Dahlkamp. policeman. struck
eye by rock.
|anes Scott. white, shot by negroes
Aip and left lung; may die.
HioeTt Berlin. employed at post
e, shot In hip by stray bullet.
aup Pollock, Of Chicago. baSly
MATED While aiding Mayor Reece
ssaping from mob at Loper's.
zen Smell, Of sherman, shot In
ulier BY negro.
W Chsfin, candidate for pres
On the prohibition party ticket.
3 10 head with a brick.
r. 7 D. Logan. struck in head
brick.
oafri sturgiss. walter at Lopers
-u'aat artery Of left forearm cut
me Cause of Outbreak.
e Earl italian. wife OF CON.
z on The Springfield Consolidated
.Al Company, was dragged from
~ at midnight BY negro. who
le' into a garden IN the rear
z house and assaulted her. Mrs
~ aas badly bruised about tae
ala body Her husband does
aome until 2 o'clock n the
Five negroes were arrested
Mpic.9n.
''l At midnight the mob
=" F'shman's pawn shop ana
a qlantity az rifles shot
'e'oivera and ammunltion
.@sse they armed themselves
-'ed 20 march me streets IA
''airol q be situation.
''''in IA It ny Missile.
back. gentlemen. o. rnl
~. 80 enc q you who touches
e were ne words u rarenol
Proalslsion candisate tor
49,. NO faced a mob MAJ haa
\ - aegro whfe W.. Chann
~. As q pnbllc address On
=. A1e a the square
acc Chann wa efw~h Al
49,. - ne face With . hrica
- /" him " a msmbsr d
.z,el- alie nen a. 1ta ufriees
\ ~. AizE lynehea q negro
y. ..'''aet 2 ~ saqaainx 81
Va, - oa tae iiEncls coatrni I
N. g. ia's'iuR a. ire waises
rnr .s cpmsany - rclnass
) -, ..i ArriEsa az 1.1a ocoek
- ~ Had Lana - e-n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18
been burned and where the dire

been burned and where the fire is
still raging.
After burning many houses the rem.
nant OF the mob which became more
and more desperate as the night
passed. finally gratified its thirst for
blood at a. m. Saturday when a
negro was lynched at the corner Of
18th and Madison streets, in the heart
OF the so-called bad ands. !"
The troops arrived at the scene too
late to prevent the shooting. Some
OF the members OF the mob declared
that the negro lynched had shot two
white men. They said that In fight
with the whites the negro was forced
into corner at a saloon and a gro.
Gerry At Twelfth and Madison streets.
When retreat was cut off the
negro Is said to have opened fire.
woundlng two. Then came the cry
''get the rope"
Dragged Through Street.
All the members OF the mob eagerly
took up the CRY. The negro was
caught and dragged to the street. Here
he was beaten and shot five times and
then rope was swung around ais
neck and the other end OF the rope
thrown over the limb OF a tree right
In front Of the store. With a cry OF
satisfaction the negro was swung high
off the ground. He was dead In q
few minutes.
Troops Arrive.
Just then the Decatur troops ar
rived. Two volleys were fired over
the heads OF, the lynchers. The order
was given by Colonel Wells, Fifth
infantry in command. 70 "disperse."
With reluctance some OF the members
OF the mob began 10 back away.
One thousand miiitiamen including
three companies from this city and
companies from Bloomington, Decatur.
Peoria, Pekin and Pontiac are patrol
ling the streets.
Negroes are flocking back into the
east end, heavily armed and worse
reign Of terror Is expected.
A newspaper man was caught going
up an alley and was driven back 70
MS office by the negroes, who we're
IN turn driven away by q large crowd
of white people
The zone of the race riot Is within
half mile OF the old homestead Of
Abraham Lincoln. the only residence
ever owned BY the martyred president.
The house now Is the property OF the
state. monument here marks the
grave OF the emancipation; statue
of him stands In the capitol.
Officers Are Powerless.
Officers and militia are powerless.
Soldiers. arms have been taken away
and appropriated TO the use Of the
mob. whites are also coming from
the nearby country towns 70 help IN
the race war, and there arc thous
ands OF men now swarming the streets.
The whole business portion 81 the
city IL iust as demorali2od as the
east end and many OF the larger stores
have closed 70 avoid trouble and loss
by fire. raids and robbery
Citizens are leaving and women ani
children are departing on every train
and inierurbnn car for places OF
safety.
Tho blacks are Just As determined
az the whites and there promises 20
be an awful affair unless the troops
show more power and restore order.
-Four are now dead. many shlts are
uisning and u IL known that scores
Or negroes have been dragged away
wounded and dying.
e-e4--s-pa--a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-18

troops Now in c0ntrol--Assault
\. woman Cause Of the Reign q
.,rrOr--roreh Applied % the Negro
|sstIemsnt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-15
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION To
Be HELD NEXT WEDNESDAY

County Central Committee at Meeting Yesterday Afternoon
Issues Call for the Primaries for Monday, October 18th,
With Convention the 2lSt: Nearly All Of the ~Forty-Four
Members of the Committee Attend, Members from the
Country Precincts Bringing Encouraging Reports of Con-
dtionS at Beginning of Local Campaign.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-15

The makers u DR.. Pierce's Fayoriie Pre-
scription, for the cure Of weak. nervous. run
down oyer-worAcd dcbilitated. paiu-rucaed
women. know Ing this medicine L. bc made up
OF Ingredients. every one OF which has the
stronges- possible Endorsement OF the leading
and standard authorities OF the several
schools OF practice, are perfectly willing. aud
In fact. are only too glad TO print as they do.
the formula, or list OF ingredients. u which
II - composed. ia plain English. On svsy
bOttle-NrapDer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-15
WINDOW SHADES

n stock and made to order. lowest
prices. satisfaction guaranteed. Flu
'relle Furnituis Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-15
Window frames. si.Ts. ATnuquerque
Planning MN.

watch our window for good things
Zoo eat. The Fashion safe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-15

The Fashion cafe .lc- 20 regular
dinner every evrnlne from go o. s
u-iuek-35 cents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-15
~<S
Do You Think
For Yourself 2

or. 90 you open your mouth Ike a yorng
Pird and gulp down whatever ood or medi.
tine man DO offered your
Nr\ r & a =
USeh@raSn intelligent thinking woman.
In need ofSelNf from weakness
pain and suGsknG. then it means much to
Jon that thereA 4ns tLied AIdIIuG honlsl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sold by
oLuggIsls InL The cure OF Mouans MS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-15

No other medicine FOR roman's MS Ia. any
such professional ndorscmcnt az Dr. PIerce's
Iavorite Prescription has received. .n The IN
qualified recommendation OF each OF IT'S
several ingredients by scores o. Heading uedi-
cal men OF all the schools uf practice Is
such an endorsement not worthy " your
confederation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-15

The Fashion cafe serves n regular
dinner every evening from 52o to )
o'plock-a5 cents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-15

III you want a Cnud meal try the
Ozark Restaurant. 21SJ1 south
Second.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-15

A booklet q ingredients. With nums-o,,
tuthorative professional endorsements by tbs
leading medical authorities 81 this r3uYtrt
will be mailed free 10 any one sending nam.
and address with request Tor same Addfca
Or K V. Pierce BuaaIo. \. Y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-03-19
HEWETTS SALE.

Having sold my farm | will sell at
auction on the place 2 miles east of
Mineral Point on Thursday. Mar. &c,
1908, the following described property:
7 HORSES Il work team, / brood
mare. lady's driving horse, yr. old, A.
yr-old gelding and mare by Kentucky
Lew, 5-yr-old gelding.
rs CATTLE-17 milk cows "a fresh
with calf at foot, 9 yearlings Is heifers
and steers
25 HoGs-8 brood sows, 16 fall shoats
and stock hog. -150 CHICKENS.
MACHINERY -13-horse steam traction
engine, tank and pump, 100 #. endless
belt nearly new, portable saw mill,
new Studebaker wagon, Stratman milk
wagon, 2-seated covered carriage, sin
gle top buggy, cutter and bob-sled,
hay rack, sets work harness, 2 single
harness, corn binder, new side del. hay
rake, mower, hay loader, fork and rope,
2 riding plows, seeder, corn planter and
2 cultivators, disc and lever harrows,
walking pillow, tanning mill, Mccormick
corn shredder, 20 tons hay. straw stack,
about 200 bu. oats, $50 bu. corn, 8 bu.
seed corn, 5 bu. potatoes, cream sepa-
rator 500 lbs. capacity. 2 milk cans, so
gal. feed cooker, several hundred feet
oak and soft wood timber, 100 posts.
FURNITURE 1 telephone and share
in line 6, | range. 3-burner gasoline
stove with oven, heating stove, 2 tables,
2 bedsteads and other things too numer-
Gus to mention.
TERMS: All sums of $40 or under,
cash, over $40, yrs. time on approved
security at 10. Sale commences at 10
O'Clock, Lunch at noon.
II. p. HEWETT.
F. E. Davisson, Auct.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-03-19
Our Names Lack Color

At an early period. and indeed well
toward the beginning of modern his
tory, proper names told something as
to paternity. occupation and habita-
ton. Today they are quite colorless,
A new Ulysses would no longer be
Laertides No Peter indicates that he
is the son Of Paul A Carpenter or o
Weaver Is likely TO be a lily fingered
stockbroker. Even the place names.
complains the Nation have pretty
much disappeared. except In the case
of nobility, and since the average gen.
tie family has not for years lived on
its titular estates or perhaps has had
none at all our new GastonS de Folk
give us name MS sapless as John
Jones london Chronicle.