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The Marshall republican., 1908-07-31

mer with their son, Dr.. MUIR,
ray Davidson.
Harry Johnson and wife
were trading in Gillian
Thursday
Guy Fowler attended the
fair ~ Marshall Thu lay
Miss Lillian Hensick e.,
tertained ~. week - hon II
OF MISS Georgia Yates of
Bonesbpio
Will ID. .mer Of II x ~ Is at
home for = visit
Henry Web ock spent sew.
eral days az Il ack burn HI,
guest ul hi. father.
M. aud Mrs. Harry John.
son entertained ~ twelve
U c.nck dinner Sunday Misses
Jewel ard O,,al NethertOn,
Lura Sh-rard. Bessie Haines
aud several others.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-31

Watch the papers for The Big
Attractions Get a Program
Book ct AMI see why the Cellar
Rapids Gazette, n big daily In
q city OF 5000, sail this:
The tent Is on Of the best
that coud b. bought. Is OF
heavy kahki coloTe cd duck, and IL
{ y ne ir wat r.roo' as n I ne can
be made. Tent, seats, platform,
canvas, fence, Seton IndiaE
tents, chairs. AMI everything e.se
abo II the groun y IL b an ! new
and II as ncir perfect as money
+, o q b. y. IN uhr, gat
keepers ami ca '3tikerS are n.
col cgc unicrgra yates, and
there are enough OF them TO %.
after all the wants Of tn, Pr.
irons. The location II eIl
the Ia cnt secured II the be It In
the lani. the Radpath Ch1utau
qua system u tn, boat Of it,
KIM on earth AMI thu Cedar
Rapids 1908 Chautaugua Is
bounl To 40 Town Ia hi story "a
the beat evc' he'll In the middle
Wat"
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-31
NNAIMNINkNNNs
COUNTY NEWS Il
X&IM
SOUTH GROVE

Eliot Akeman AMI family vi 1t
ei 9th vanBusklrk's Sun lay.
Miss Maude Blakley AM Mrs.
Charley Allen attended church
at Mt. Zion Sunday evening.
VERNE and Ralph Duffey WIS.,
tied at Ed Blakely's n few days
lat week.
Jas. Mathews VIE AMI son ,lS-
tied at Ed Spears Sunday.
Homer Alien wife and litt.c
daughter visited Mt Elmer Bal
lards Sunday
Miss Lu'a Macklcr visited mt
John Cooks Sunday.
p. r. Pittman en- family VI =
Ell Mt Tom Burnes' Sun lay.
Mrs. Malley Harris visited at
rs her Pi:tman's Thurs lay and
Friday.
Several from around here went
TO the bani concert Thursday
night.
Louis Kucker AMI Mics LILY
Shrader attended church Mt An
tioch Sunday night.
Mrs. James Turner visited at
+. II. Shrader's Thursday.
Lizzie Reynolds visited at Jno
Raines' a few days last week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-31
Mt.

Arthur Collins, OF Millersbirg.
KY, Is visiting his aunt. Mrs. +.
p. Grimes.
Miss Viola Baker went to Mar
shall Wednesday to attend the
fair she returned Friday.
Frank Hayes aud son, of Mus
kogee. Okla, came In Saturday
morning, being called here or
account OF his fathers illness.
W. ii. Hayes who IL very low at
this writing.
w. II. Taylor, wife and son.
Leonard. OF Kansas City, are WIS.,
iting Mrs. Tay.or's mother. M y.
Dollie Ousterhout.
!, N SIS Kathyl.en Kell tt alta. d.
ed the fair In Marshall several
days last week
George Terrell, wife and daugh
ter. OF Elmwood spent Sunday.
with j. w. Spencer AM family.
r. b. Wright went to st. Louis
Monday with several car loais
of hogs.
Miss Hazel Haines. Of Slater.is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Carl Grimes.
Mrs. Herbert Ransb,rger shop
ped In Marshall Monday.
Miss Shaul of Odessa Is speni-
Ing this week with her sister.
Mis- G. A.. Wright,
Mrs, j. j.. Robertson delight
fully entertained q number OF
hrr fr'anJs last Saturday after
noon, = N. afternoon was spent
WITH rtQnet and other games,
Maurice Bray. OF wAverly,
slscI,t Sunday with Ms. ~! ~
aPd fasptly
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-31
SALINE POINT.

4 COOL sn wer VOL b, crate.
July received at this writing.
T%hreshing IL over In this COM
munlty, there being only about
one-third OF "A crop.
Mrs. j. l.. Sibley visited Mrs.
John Moor one day last week,
Misses Mary Dilley. Dollie and
Emma Irwin, Lester Vowel and
Marshall H~ightower enjoyed
phono9raph music at Jno, More's
the other Sunday night.
Emma Null visited her grand
mo ther, Mrs. b. s. Blackburn
Monday.
Rev. II. j.. Clagge.t de,ivere
Two COOL ssrm IN at IA. IN ony
Sunday morning and evening.
W. 3. Irwin made a, bushes triI
to Kansas City last Thursday t.
let ONE repairs 10; W. F. Lynn
tire b ny machine.
W. A. Burnsi ie ray, hi, wheat
IL & a1ing No. 2 all right.
Some Of the boy, took theiI
best girl to the fair last week
We have some OF the most ac'
comodating men In our communi'
ity that Saline county can AT
ford. They Will loan their bug
~ and team to a fellow an'fur'
nish . girl to go with him.
I'd White IL no better at THU
writing.
y. g. Gibbon has been suffer
ing considerably lately from
bolis. but a new member arrived
IL the family Last week TO sym
With him. . boy.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-31
$40. 96 Boston and Return.

Via G. 4 A. Railroad, account gu.
preme Lodge Knights Of Pythiss The
above fare open to the public. Tick.
Of, sold July 30, 81, Aug. ], 2, 3; 70.
turn limit, Aug. 10th. but extension
privilege to Sept. 18th, upon payment
OF pominsl extrs amount. stopovsy
privileges; optionsl routes, including
rail or boar. For o0mpless p~srticu
lsss Gel upon o. addrsss OIL. Haw;
thorns, @. y A. Railroad. NArshali.
Isl
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-31
ARROW ROCK

Ms Nettie Purcell o Marsha !
vas III lag RI lis IN ielatves
in town Ia, It week.
watson Diggs AMI wife return
ID Friday from a short stay at
Eldora1o Spring.. re
VII Eichman ma 10 a business
trip to Blackwater Saturday
Mis- Izo'a Ferrel.l, Of Cali
fornia, arrived last Thursday
on a few days visit to frienis
here.
Shemwell John Green and Sam
Fisher made a trip to Blackwa-
ter Sunday.
Mrs. G. Garrett AM daughter,
Miss Edna park visited in Coop
or county last week. s.
Isaac Taylor AM wife moved
back into their home on Quail
ty Ridge one lay last week.
Miss Jennie Mead, OF Slater, Is
visiting her sister Mrs. June
Martin this week.
Rev. Ezell filled his regular
appointment Mt the Methoii t
church.
The city fathers had sone Of
weeds moved down In town tribe
first OF the week.
Miss Lillian Reynolds Is visit
ing this week at the home OF
her cousin, Alfred shelton, near
Marshall.
Mrs. Samuel To vn Q d anG
laughter, Mi Blanch, spent
Sunday night at the home OF j,
Bingham near town who h very
lex at this writing with very
ittlc hopes OF his recovery.
C.aud Wells AM vi ,ter, Nj u
u h, Gp mt Suni ~ II NJ r ha
nj were accomp Ini d home by
Misses Bessie Bingham and Cora
Nuhn who had been atten ling
The fair there last week.
Hon. Cha3. Hay spoke here
Monday aftern OIL 10 an appre-
ilii.e au Hence.
4. Il. Hoy Of Mir3hlll was on
our streets Mon lay.
Mr.. 10, Hillen, o, the co nty
was shopping in town Monday.
Mr.. w. p. McMahan an
daughter, Mrs. j. =. Bigg, and
little daughter returned Sun
lay from n few weeks stay at
T. dorado Springs.
Mra. ID Lawless Ie.urnsd Mon
day from IA two weeks visit t.
Fl. SO t ani FL 'orado Spring
Miss Ii nj, Nor l., Of Kentuc.
ky, or. ived Mon lay on a vlsi
10 her cou lin, Dr.. Mcju're an
family.
Jacob bingham died Monday
lat h n home oar to Sn. lie wa,
~ years OLD AMI lelycI a wift
Gnl d ughter. he Id ~ n no . %
, relatives AMI friends to mourr
his death,
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-31
Tuesday, Aug. 4,
And win be at Ming; Hotel until
3 p. IN, one day ONLY

And will be at Ming; Hotel until
3 p. m, one day ONLY
DR.. Potterf pre- silent OF the
staff OF the Boston Electro Med
ical Institute, II makllg a toar
OF the state.
He viii give consultation. ex-
animation, AM all the medicine
necessary to complete a cure
FREE. All parties taking advan-
tage O fthis offer S'e requested
to state to their friends the re-
suit OF the treatment.
Cures DEAFNESS by an entire
ly new process.
Treats all durable cases Of CA
tarrh, throat AMI lung diseases.
eye and ear, stomach, liver and
kidneys, < avel. rheum atism
paralysis. neura' gia, nervous
and heart disease, epilepsy,
Bright's disease api disease of
the bladder. blood and skin dis
eases.
Liquor anil tobacco habi' big
neck. stammeIin cured.
Piles, fistula ami rupture cur
ed witho 1t d t n ion from blsi'
ness. Eyes nose ami throat rs
CHASER ,fitted g%ranulated Ids
cataractts, cross eyes straight
ened without pain.
II you are improving under
your family physician do not
take up our valuable time. The
rich and the poor r treated
alike. Ialers and Gu ioSity seek'
er3 viii plea ,e stay away. Our
time Ia valuable. t1ic'
Remember NOT A PENNY VIII
be charged for the medicine re,
quired to make a cure OF al
those taking t~reatent this trip
Office hours 8 a, m.
Positively married lalies must
be accompanied by their hus'
/ bands. Remember the date
Tuesday. Aug. Attn at Mings no
tel, Marshall Nc. Also win bs
at Blackburn, Wednesday, Aug
9th at Blackburn Hotel.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-31
kEW HOME

Mr.. ani Mrs. &. ID. Sims and
children Of Webb city are visit
Ing re .atIve' AMI fricn Is In ths
II ini y at t writing.
Misses Grace Laruc and Bessie
Knott and ChaS. q. Martin were
Sunday guests OF ID. NJ. Harris
and family.
Mrs. Blain and daughters,
Misses Rose ana Frances, Mrs.
App.ing and Thomas Hunter
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mo roe IInckn y.
NJ se' 10 liz II ri and Fran
ccS Reascr. and Mes irs. Lester
Harris AMI james BAH alton ed
the concert at Sweet Sp Ing
last Thursday night.
Miss Minnie HarriS spent
Thursday night with the MI 'Hc .
Mcincrshagcn near Blackburn.
Miss Frances Rclycr OF Elm
wood Vi tied the Misses Uarris'
Thursday night OF last week.
Born to NJ. an Mrs.. Jdo. Ro 4
July %, "A boy
NJ Ca o In, Vile * ~ visit,
Ing her n ter. MIRA. Anna Larue.
this week.
Mis- o. Dole AMI Mau ie Har-
ris. Grace Laruc. Bessie Knott
and Tile Lemon, AMI Me 'srS. &
10. Martin, lie 'ter Harris. Edgar
Mex nney ard E.mund AlleI
we're CALLERS at A. u. Reager's
OF Elmwooi Sunday Afternoon,
j. j. Murray spent Saturday
ani S-n a. with re ative' In
Houstonia.
Mrs. W. j. Lemon took dinner
with Mrs. j. II, Fordham Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. AMI Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chas. Lemon visited ID
Lemon AMI fami y Saniay.
Chas. o. Martin was a plens
ant caller on Miss Title Lemon
ISunday afternoon.
lie ter Harris will leave Wei
nesday night for Oklahoma
where he will visit relatives a
Enid AMI Kingfisher for a shor
time.
Miss Dollie Harris and Chas
10. Martin left Monday mornln
TO C~arro.ton where they will vi
III relatives for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. Ii. Fordhar
and niece, Miss Mayme Bent'e
iispent Sunday with Mr.. AM Mr.
Julius Oaks.
Several from here were shoI
, ping In Sweet Springs Satul
!, day.
Oscar Cross salesman for s. ]
Baker & Co. was passing throug
Jour neighborhood the first Of til
week and stopped with d. \
, Harris N ,nday night
; A. w. Forbes sn1 Henry Fon
bell left Saturday for the Chal
okee Nation where they al
thinking of purchasing land.
ID. M. Harris returned frol
Marshall Monday event g wheI
he has been on q Jury.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-31
SWEET SPRINGS

F'u> W., NAi - -. u D'utOu hJO
went % v.-u at Ms > D.
JlarK', norLd of uUwn
NJ. Ed. Beatty lett Wed.
nesday fof DE .roit, NJ cnigan,
where sne II visit friends
fer several weeks.
Mrs. W. w. George and
mother, Mrs. A. Nidder have
been visit ny 10 Kansas this
week.
Ei Jones returned Monday
from Is Wis l. with rlends aud
relatives NJ WinTsOr.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. q. Walker
of Malta Bend spent Sinoay
at A E Smith. Haze. Smith
VINO hao spent u month at
~. Walkers returned with
them
Misses Roth and Be tina
kok of BE leviiie H., are
visiting at Mrs I'm. Negelin's
north OF town.
$ Miss Martha Wallace Jones
Of Kansas City is visiting
Ms. Simra anu family tins
week.
Miss B-r ha Kuuze and
nepJew, Melvin Shrek, Of
,Freeburg, lii are visiting
their sister and aunt, Mrs. a..
h Smith.
Jesse Wheeler and ddugh
Ders are spending his week
u ,b- home Of = NJ. Baker
near Marshall.
' Roy VanDyke spent sever
lal Gay, the first ut the week
with his father, p. ID. Van
dyke.
Rev. j. 9 Shackelford was
IN Marshall over Sunday
where he filed the pulpit OF
Mr.. Mcdonald. He vii re.
turn by way al Odessa where
IL viii VI ~ the idmnv of J.C
lSayor. Miss Emma will &C
company her iaLner home.
Rev. Jno.C Crockett has gone
Ia odessa Tor An indefinite
ume.
4. Mrs. II. Q. Andrew and
'sons, Elwyn and WIllmm, az.
companies by Beryl Barnett
left Satu day Tor a visit Ia
Pierce City, Mo.
Dr.. jarvis W Mt to Valley
Falls, Kan, and accom- panieo
his wife aud iiJLie sou home
Iney had been v.sIJing Mrs,
jarvis parents. Mr.. anG
Mrs. in. Aimstcad.
, Mrs J. M. Beliamy return
ed Saturday night from d
week, visit III Kansas Guy.
j. A.. Walker ~ home frCu
ia trip of two weeks through
Oklahuma.
Messrs. j. 4. and Henry
ID belie and John +. Evan,
went to Ok .hUma last s,atur
day intending u invest ia rea.
, es ate j.. they could lind AL,
90 suit them.
The dy of Mrs. Alex
. Daniel WAS brought 10 Sweet
: Springs Tuesday afternoon
r July 25th, on the 4 Is train
Interment took place inim :
: diatelv after IA rival A. Fair
g view cemetery. Mr. Dame
g haS we'd in Sedal u abouI
!, eight years. Prior to thi'
: the greater part Of her Il
was spent on the farm ~
: which her ION now lives abou
four miles south OF Swee
= Springs. s. e had been sic|
3. for several mouths pas,
d larger portion Of the tim
n confined to her bed, SD deaf
8 was not unexpected. Beside
!, q large circ e of friends an
relatives in and around Swee
Springo she leaves her hus
Iy band, two daughters, M sse
Minerva and Carrie, Of Sc
r dalia, two sons, j. A., Of Sc
l. dalia, and G L., of Swee
: Springs, and several grand
$, CHI ldren to mourn her death
- Thus another of earth's goo
women has passed on before
% nNt ~ a..
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-31
BLUE LICK

Rich Keith and wife of
Marshall visited the springs
last Sunday.
Miss G race Lasley visited
Miss Name holloway LAST Sun
day.
Brother B0ulware preached
mt the church last Sunday and
spent the evening ut the
spring.
Luther Dennis shipped ~
car load of cattle Monday
There will be an ice cream
supper at l.. q. Dennis nexl
Saturday night or the bepeti
of the church. Every body
invited.
Mrs. Fannie Scott Of Mar
shall il Wis ting her siste :,
Mrs. p, Il. Dennis this week
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-31
RIVER VIEW

Robert King and Jesse
NJ urdock went to the fair in
Marshal Friday. .
R.v. Akerbauer AMI wife
spent Thursday even ng al Q.
w. Blumhorst.
Little Fred Heuman, Of
oper county spent Friday
with Mrs. Walter Kammever.
Mrs. John Heuman AID
daughters, Misses Allie ana
Mabel went tn II ggInsv,,le
Sunday for a few days visit.
Will Kammeyer and fam ly
of Arrow Rick VISITED with
the formef's parents last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis
were trading in Slater Tues
day.
John Rink "; . don z bust.
ness in Slater Saturday
L.. e. Ode | heard the can
q 'dates speak in Slater Satur
day.
Mrs. Ray Johnscn is visit.
ing her parents 10 Gillian
this week
w. Il. Rector Of Slater c.sr.-
ed on the fair sex Tuesday
evening".
Jesse Hensici spent Fri
day and Saturday in Mar.
en- Krpaer VAS trading ID
Slater Thursday.
n Davidson and family
hare retprned' from Washing
IN n III spspt t6e snn
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-31
COMING!
Marshall, Mo-,

The emin5nt ply i'm or chron-
L. diseases will visit our city
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25

IL man Of sound judgment He has
the knack of easily making warm
friends, and having made a friend,
retaining his friendship.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25
Items from All Parts Of the World
Carefully Selected from the
Press kilograms.
A Weekly Digest Of the Most important
Facts and Happenings for Busy
Readers.
TO MAKE WAR ON FLEAS.
San Francisco Board of Health De-
crees Crusade Against the Pest.

The San Francisco rats being on the
run, warfare on hcas has been decreed
by the board Of health of the Golden Gate
City and the sanitation committee has
been directed to prepare orders requiring
theaters, churches and other places OF
public assemblagc periodically TO be thor
oughly cleaned. The removal of rugs. car
pets. etc. and the application of insec,i-
cides 10 the floors will be a portion of the
requirements designed TO minimize the in
sect pest. The use of insecticides two or
three times week to free the street cars
from fcas will be made mandatory on
the companies. The action was taken
pursuant To the recommendation OF Dr.
Rupert Blue, who accounted for the less
er prevalence of the ieas this season by
the Thorough cleaning NJ of the city in
connection with plague precautions. The
danger from tuberculosis and other dis
eases. DR. Blue stated. would be greatly
lcsscncd by the measures proposed. and
he asked that the housrholhers he APP
pealed to thoroughly Ia clean up private
premises
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25

u citizen whose record II one to be
proud Of. Ii u man whose friends are
myriad and whose name commands re.
spect everywhere.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25
DEsPERADoEs IN BOSTON.
Two-Mile Chase Through Crowded
Section Proves Futile.

Eleven people were shot the other
night. one of them being killed outright
and two probably fatally injured by two
desperndoes who. pursued by policemen
and a crowd of citizens. fled for two miles
through thickly settled region of ia
maica Plain. Boston. firing madly right
and left and disappearing later in the
woods near Franklin Park. The men are
believed to be- two of u gang of three who
robbed saloon in Jamaica Plain after
shooting and killing one man and wound
ing two others. Mrs. Dora Fallon Is one
of the critically injured. one Of the fugi-
tivcs shooting her in the head behind the
right ear Herbert r.. Knox. night watch
man at the Forest Hills cemetery. was
shot In the abdomen aud killed. Edwin
McAIahon. a pntrolman. also received a
buyct in the abdomen and may die.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25
GOOD MARKsMEN IN WEST.
Seventy-frst Coast Artillery Com.
pany Makes Fine Record.

The Scventy-iirst company. &. a. G.. at
target practice AT Fort Casey. Wash.
June ~. made 100 per cent Of hits at a
30 by GO-foot target wNch was moving
ut the rate Of 10 miles an hour. at a
mean range of 5.492 yards. This prac-
tive was with tcn.inch rifles on disap.
pcaring carriages. The series Of six shots
was fired in little over five and one.
half minutes. This Is the second practice
within the last six months in which the
Seventy-first company. {. 4. c.. has made
100 per cent Of hits. The chief OF the
coast artillery has recommended q special
commentator Of the officers and men.
Captain Granville SEWER. Coast Artillery
corps. commanded the Scvcn,y.iirst com.
pany on the occasion Of this practice.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25
SIGN SAVES A SAFE.
Burglars, However, Secured All the
Valuable Contents.

~ Greenwich, Conn, burglars obcyc2
a printed sign on The door Of II safe at
Miller Bros store the other night, and
without the use of dynamite secured
small amount Of money and bundle Of
checks About Two years ago the safe
was demolished with n charge of dyna-
mite. The ploprcrorS lid not desire
repetition of this 50 had sign printed.
saying "rhe safe is open. Don't blow it
up" The custom Of hangin., up the sign
has noNrr boon fnrgniIrn.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
STRIP MOUNTAIN FOR COAL.
Phenomenal Operation In Surface
Mining Near Gilberton.

One of the biggest coal strippinGs ever
exploited by the Reading Coal and Iron
Company is to be opened in the vicinity
Of Gilberton, Pa, the mining engineers
having completed their plans for the 81.
gantic feat. The entire north side of the
mountain is to be- dug or, laying bare
the mammoth vein, which has u thickness
of more than twenty feet. There will be
from loo To l.N1 square feet Of coal
surface exposed ready for preparation for
the market at slight cost.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25
Widow Sues Alleged Slayer.

Al Kansas City, Mo, u suit la recover
SlO,OOo damages for the killing of her
husband, Frank l., Mackay, has been
brought by Mrs, Mackay against James
NJ. Chandler, under indictment for the
murder. The murder occurred in Mae
kay's office, the outgrowth of II business
transaction.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25
Asks Guard from Women.

Because of angry letters from heads OF
feminine organizations and threats by
irate women, George Glenn. who intro
auced in the Georgia legislature "A bill to
protect men from the Establishments OF
women. has appealed to the House for
protection, asking that he have as per-
mauent escort the Sergsant-at'Arms.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25

Is rs good and true Il citizen AS ever
called Chicago his home. Every duty
of citizenship has always been faith
fully discharged by him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25
Walsh's Daughter WEEDS.

Miss Evelyn Walsh, daughter OF
Thomas +. Walsh, Colorado millionaire,
surprised her parents by driving to Den
YER and marrying Edward Mclean.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25
Presidents Yacht Sinks Schooner.

President It0oscvell's yacht Maytlower,
with the President on board. sunk the
mmhcr-laden schooner Menawa in a dense
fog the other night. of Newport, Il. !.
All on the schooner including the captain
and five men, were taken on board the
Mayilower.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25
Contestant IN Race browns.

The Marathon race in the Chicago
River, the first of the great events plan
ned by the Illinois Athletic Club, was at
tended by a drowning as >, L. Jensen
crossed the line winner.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25
Old Age Pensions Sure.

The British House Of Lords passed the
.ccond reading Of the old age pension bill,
thus insuring it, becoming Law. Renef-
Charles under the measure must be ~
NsarS of age,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25
Clowns Death Tragic.

Dick Oskyian, II clown with a circus
which showed at Clay Center, Kan, was
killed by falling on his head, lie and an
other actor were practicing ground tum-
Hing
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25
Murderer Of I.o..,-,eIder

Murderer Of I.o..~ leader to Hang.
For the murder of a Minnesota home.
steadcr, Henri Smelling, on Nov. 30 last
year., ON the Canadian side, near Rainy
River, Ont, William Paul was sentenced
to hang Sept. - by the court NJ kenora.
Ont
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25
News Of Municipal Administration Given
Briefly and to the Point for
Eagle Readers.
Useful Information, Interesting Facts and
Personal Gossip Tersely Told BY
One Who KnoWa
LAST or OLD CITY HALL.

This week marks the practical
abandonment of the present City Hall.
Deputy Commissioner Of Public Works
Paul Redieske completed arrangements
with Mayor Busse for moving the
Mayors office TO its new quarters on
the seventh floor Of the Lehman Build
ing. by this Saturday the work will
he completed and the Mayor will be
settled.
At the same time the Department of
Public Works and the office of the
Chief of Police will move to the same
floor.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-25
HARRY HILDRETu

has an enyiable record for absolute
honesty in all his business relations.
active support ana sympathy for all
movements for the befterment of the
city and his fellOw-men and for all the
qualities that go to make up the ideal
citizen,