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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-14

up. Adjoining the Sunbeam is the
leasehold Of the Hooligan Hill Coalition
company. 1t carries the continuation of
the same ore body exposed in the work
ings of the first mentioned company.
Shaft sinking is now on, the objective
point being a depth of $50 feet, where
the block is to be proved up. A power
hoist will be installed sometime this
month.
Rawhide Mining
Further to the north a number of the
assures obtaining in the Coalition dyke
are being proved up successfully on the
acreage of the Rawhide Mining com
pany. Morrissey and Gillilland are ex-
tracing a good grade milling quartz at
their leaseholds thereon, but will not
attempt to have any portion of the
product reduced until the mill of the
Rawhide Mining company is in com
mission. That work ON the latter will
soon begin is assured by reason of the
fact that tracklaying is to start almost
Immediately upon the right-of-way of
the Rawhide Western railway. Erection
of the mill referred to is contingent
upon the completion of the railroad.
The Rawhide Mining company has $780,
600 in bank with which to build its
milling plant, and has a tonnage of ore
exposed at the various leaseholds on its
Last Chance claim to insure the con
slant dropping of the stamps for a pro-
tracted period. In the meantime the
ore bodies will be more thoroughly
blocked out at greater depth by the
various l~essees, and a deep main work
ing shaft will be sunk on company ae-
count. The latter is to be a 2-compart-
ment affair and is to be pushed down
into the zone of primary precious metal
enrichment before attempt is made to
prove up the lodges. The near-surfaee
area of secondary enrichment is to be
glory holed by means of the various
lessee shafts.
The Tarantula
After passing through Grutt hill the
assures making thereinto from the
Hooligan hill section strike north
through the Gold Reef leasehold into
the estate of the Rawhide Tarantula
Mining company. The company shaft
on the latter is down 100 feet on the
way to the 200-foot level and crosscut-
ting. 1t is being sunk in a quartz-por-
phyry conglomerate, much of which
yields a fair string of gold when
PANIED. Sinking is to be facilitated by
a power hoist. 1t will be installed
some time the present month. At the
85-foot level a vein having a width of
20 feet has been opened up. The en-
tire deposit can be milled at profit.
From the pronounced naturalization of
this ledge the deduction is drawn that
it will make into shipping ore at a
depth approximating 200 feet. As is
the case at the Truett, Miller, Mint and
other leaseholds on Hooligan hill, that
portion of the Coalition lyke travers-
ing Tarantula acreage Is not a stranger
to high grade ore. In the very early
DAYS of the camp two Swedes extracted
over $4,000 worth of specimen quartz
from a shallow shaft thereon.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-14
PRESIDENT DEFUNCT BANK
PARTS WITH LAND HOLDINGS

provision in the payment clause of the
deal looks peculiar.
Attorney Mack states that his part
ner, Attorney Greene, has gone to In
dependence, CAL, to fight the case
against the State Bank 4 Trust com
pany and T. B. Hickey, and that he ex-
poets to win the suit. T. b. Hickey
gave 10O 1000 shares of Keane Wonder
stock to d. NJ. Ryan as security for
money Ryan had in the State Bank q
Trust company, and later recovered this
stock by giving Ryan other security.
Bank Examiner Wildes now contends
that this stock belongs to the State
Bank & Trust company and therefore
must be included in it's securities, while
Hickey contends that the stock belongs
to him and not to the bank OF which
he is president.
The ease came up at Independence,
Cal. this morning.-Reno Gazette.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-14
ONLY THREE COMMISSIONERS

During the past couple OF days
Washoe and Esmeralda county papers
have been calling attention to the fact
that under the law of 1865 they were
entitled to five county commissioners
when over 1000 votes were east at a
general election. Yesterday a later
lou than that of 1865 was unearthed,
passed by 1ne session of the legislature
of 1885, which repeats the former law
and explicitly states that only three com
m~issioners can hold office in any county
in the state. Under this last law tine
Governor will not be called upon to APP
point any.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-14

The working shaft Of the Diamond
Queen Mining company is down twenty
feet, and will be continued to the 100
foot point before crosscutting.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-14
Bullfrog Pioneer

The first week in October, a herain
reporter visited the Bullfrog Pioneer IN
company with P. A. Busch. Several
s.mnles were taken of faces OF ore on
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-23
HEN WORTH 1000 a POUND.
< (By s. w. Press Association

L -
BoONV1LLE, Mo-. April 23:-Boon-
Vile has hen for which It's owner
has refused fortune, which has been
three times around the world. costs
$l.S004a year to maintain anu has a
private valet OF her own. Pegs food
Is cooked especially and the travelling
expenses Of this hen are enormous.
But she has won honors for her own.
er. and is worth almost a $1,000 n
pound. Peg Is given a bath every day,
her benk and comb manicured. her
legs scrubbed ana she is given exer-
else In an open lot with clean straw
and fresh worms. No other chickens
are allowed to associate with her.
She Is fed toasted bread and the fin
est of ground meats.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-23
A BALD NEWSPAPER MAN.
Getting New Crop Of Hair, and Has
80 SliiNo More Dandruff. & Y

No.
Everybody lii the Northwest knows
Col.S Daniel Searles, the veteran Jour
nalist and rubliclst Of Butte. Janu.
ary 10, 1900, the Colonel writes: ~
used a couple of bottles Of Newbro's
iHerpicide with marvellous results. The
slandruff disappeared a new. crop Of
hair has taken root, and the bald spot
is rapidly being covered Herplcide
is the only hair preparation that Kills
the daldruff germ that digs up the
scalp In scales as 1t burrows its way
to the root Of the hair. where it de.
stroys the vitality OF the hair. caus-
Ing the hair to fall out. XIII the ,land.
run germ. with Herpicile. Sold by
leading druggists. Send j DC in stamps
for sample to Fhe Herpiclde Co., De-
,troit. Mich. Two sizes, soc and $500.
Z. "A. Billingslea & Co., special agents.
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Xiii dine IS lgot
clat ed
BOY TRAtdF TOOK AENAlTAGEo or
oFsPEoPLEt WHO GAVE III

sCI.ARKsBuRG. Ap pill u: Kinlness
may be all ght but III The Gaze Sof
| the II tramp ~ was not Sapp tea:
Three WI eksg a go "a boy tramp called
at the home or ~ rs. Will Law. OF
Glen Ell, 5anl begged for something
to- eat: The tramp said his name was
Jack Thompson and he was 20 years
old! Mrs. Law looking upon him with
pity, supplied his wants and save him
clothing and shelter. Sc
After remaining three weeks and
being well treated the boy tramp de.
cided to leave and he; took With him a
suit Of clothes, diamond pin. !; watch
fob, q pair OF shoes. etc. Where he
is nobody knows. and perhaps nobody
cares. II that Is gratitude the tramp
got the better Of the argument. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-23
HANK
HUNDREDS SBuRG|

ssigThe following articie, taken q from
the Pittsburs Press. ID escribes fheres
suits ofS Cooper q visit 10 that
city and the His new prepare u'ep
tionS as told by peopl no had become
convinced q the so1n dness sof8 4 Coop;
Iers theories with regard to the hhs
man stomach. sis 4 ~, !.
s Cooper bell ewes that THE human
stoma oh In ciyil LIED races has; become
greatly weakened. He claims that most
III health Of the present generation Is
due to this fact: The article Isl as fol:
lows: }ssss "a!
h Il. 7. Cooper Is meeting with the
same astonishing success in Pittsburs
Jas in other cities. For the past few,
days many thousands Of Pittsburg PEG.
pie have called at his headquarters I.
talk with him. t.l3s
Cooper's prophecy. made upon his
arrival, to the effect that before he left
Ptttsburg thousands would realize that
his theory is correct ami would come
and think him for what his medicine
had done, is rapidly being borne out.
ION Monday an astonishing number
Of people. called to expires their graft.
tide to Mr.. Cooper. Judging from
what some OF these people had to say
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The health OF our community is fair
ly good at this writing.
Mr.. Bert Klncaid has been indispos
ed for u few, days.
Miss +A1ny Kincnid. OF Laurel Run
is staying with her brother, Bert, a
the Amos farm. q
Mrs. Drnsilla Harris spent Tuesdn,
afternoon with Mrs. s. r. sergent. a,
Mrs. J. J. Thorn, of townsville, wa.
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u
W. Summers, one day last week:
Miss Dena clevenger was calling or
Miss. Misses Millie and Rosa Jones Sunday
Misses Audle stl1tler and Leslie Heis
kell, OF Montana, were calling on Mrs
Mollie Harris Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hayhurst was
visiting Mrs. Hayhurst's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Johnson. at smithtowu
Friday.
Miss Ellen Prickett was a business
caller at Falrmont Monday and Tues
day.
Miss Ruth Prickett. who has been
staying with the family Of J. N. Prick.
EFT. left Tuesday for her home at
Rtvesville, where she will attend the
wedding OF her sister, Miss Rosa
Prlckett. .'5, !. n
Jess Barnes. of near the Little Falls,
was visiting his brother. Frank Barnes,
Sunday. ,;.,, is
q Mrs. Rebecca Robes, who was called
to Barnstown one day last week on
account OF the illness Of the little son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jay. Parker, returned
home Sunday. a Is.
Miss Mile Jones is staying with
the family of J. N. Prickett this week.
Miss Agness and Velvie Ferrel, OF
Murray. We're visiting their grandmoth.
er. Mrs. Drusllla Harris. one day Inst
week. 55 tEi.i&
Miss Elsie Holmes, who has been
spending some time with friends in
Fairmont. returned home Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Huffman, of Catawba. has
bought the SAINT ,Ferrel property at the
mouth OF the creek. One hundred dol.
lars was the price paid.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Sergent. of Hoult
were visiting ut S. R. sergent's We'd
nesday.
Two cHuMs.
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Farmers are all blowing

aEmlers are al blowing for corn
and sowing oats 4 80 /,
a. and Mrs: zeb Heck we've visiting
Emery Heck Sunday a.
and Mrs. Steward Vincent were
listing the latter parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Gideon Morgan. Sunday.
Hend ersong stanle was at Fairmont
satprd Az and came back with some
line new ppar rel. Henderson is look
Ing Tor proposal us this is leap year.
VII Heck found the work getting
too hard son$ his suncle's farm and ran
away Friday \ He was back on the Job
Monday orninE.
here Twas gl ssa ball game at Duck
Pond sund ays betweeen Long Run and
;PlneyS Run. Score, seventeen to three
g; favor 81 Piney.
Rev Coffman preached at Bethel
Service were held at shaw Chapel
sunday night u s "
Messrs; Lonny and Gail Boyce were
ealing on lends at Mud Lick.
John Fetty; Is preparing to move
70 Harrington this week. L. s
Joe McHe nry, OF Winfield. was
calling On lends Sunday.
y 8, PEGGY.
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! SToRk MADE AN ERROR.

(By s. w. Press association Il.
JACKSON, Miss, April 23.--Dr.; v.
S. Pitts. a prominent Webster county
physician, vouches for the truth
the statement that u nine year! old
negro girl of Ce.laretta has become a
mother. The infant weighed: seven
pounds at birth. This is bcliey
be the earliest birth record in the
United States. although such instances
are said to be not uncommon among
the native negroes in Africa.
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PiNEy st5v AND 4
Palcls ET5zs CREEK.

II. ii nv - y ~ 3. t <: ,s1..I
Here are nv items from our DUET
little town q
and MIS-. Earl Hawk ins were
u the former mother sunday:
Mr. and Mrs Jerome ssummersa:sWere
shopping I'M airmont Sat- rday. N
tssir. sand & Mrs. Bill Carpenter were
visiting the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Kirk. Sunday.
Mr.. j ohm Mundell was Waiting his
home at Kingmont Saturday and sun,
day. So 7ssss
Mrs. Valley Hawkins was calling al
Fairmont Saturday! Si5s b s
Misses Eliza and n ollie Baker were
calling OF Grassy Run last week.
Mr.. Joseph Hawkins was calling on
dear friends on Piney Run sunday.
81 Mrs. John Long and family moved
from Winfield to the old home place al
;F'orkaburg one day last week.
e Miss Della Hawk ins was calling al
Thomas Hawkins, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Goodwin. ! Of
Montana, were visiting the formers
parents from Friday till Sunday. Y,
g Miss Maggie Hawkins is visiting her
brother, Uriah Hawkins. OF Fairmont
Mira. Playforl Grub and daughter
Maggie. were calling at Johnny Car
penter's one day last week.
& Miss sIinta Carpenter, who was stay.
ing with her aunt, 5Alcinla Hayhurst
returned home Wednesday. .i 81.
Mr.. Gid con Murphy moved In his
new. house one day last, week. 81
Mrs. Eliza Miller and daughter. Rosa
were visiting on Grassy Run Sunday
Mr.. Sim smyth and daughter were
shopping in Fairmont one day last
week. 4iala y Y n 4,
Miss j Lou. Carder is staying witt
Mrs. Milly Hayhurst.. (, I, 4
Mr.. llliam Hayhnrst.. OF Piney Run
has gone to Fairmont to work.
Mrs. Eliza Miller, and daughter, Rosa
were visiting IN Falrmonts Monday.
Mrs. Emma Reeves !. was calling 4or
Thomas Lesson Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davy Carpenter were
shopnlng in Fairrnont Monday.
The stars are tiny daisies high,
Opening and shutting In the sky:
While daisies are the stars below,
Twinkling and sparkling as they grow
&, If RABBIT.
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hHsfSstS;s.4S
Ilala,

and Mrs Forrest Waller; return
home at5 Lowell l, Ohio. yes
ra several a ays vis., q iii,
4 s and Mrs. William schlmmcl.
son was born To / ME-. and Mrs
tklnsi Jr:s, Monday MON ng.
Curry Of andyville. Jackson
cplnt Eis visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Iua
tends MARKET stree
and aIrss AXE and Miss Beatrice
near Graf ton. have been Wis
Flint and A1rs. Harry Robinson. oi
Columbia street, for several days.
Mrss John Gotild, \ Of Merchant, street
BILE tosb be out after q severe Illness
Maggie NJ uagrave, Of Adams.
the quest 81 hir. and Mrs. &c.
,flas kins, OF East Ferry street.
& David M Boy rs, OF Salem. was
instll vs. ssit this week en- route to Nor.
sgantoWn. "
hrs. Ellzabe eth Jackson. ;iofi Newton
street Iconti nues very iii. I.
Mtssa ELIZA Boyd gand Master Harry
Boyd 81 Diamond street, are visiting
relatives at Philippi.
Ed Butcher IS quite sick at his
home on AlorgantoWn5 avenue.
Mn MorT = or Quiet Dell was the
guest Of his sister. Mrs. John 3F'rum,
$ofs State street fW ednesday. v
Rey.s q Bent, OF Bird eport: Miss
Kate GARRISON, Of Wad estown. and
Benton Hall. of sAIorgantown. are
stllAs guests 81 Rev. g. w. Bent.
eX:satn1d Mrs. Kregg and Mrs. Tay-
IlorS Georg cot Philippi, are the guests
sof and Mrs.S 3. M. Cox. 81.
Miss Artls sinsel returned to her
home tE ;Flleming ton today after few
days visit with friends here.
and Mrs. Thomas, OF Manning
ton s are ting Mr.. and Mrs. K. d.
walker; ~ II S B.
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+ BRYAN WINS IN ILLINOIS,
(By s. W. Press Association. !

SPRINGFIELD, ILL., April 23.--
Great enthusiasm for Bryan marked
the opening Of the Democra tic State
convention here to-day. practically all
the delegates. including the big dele.
cation from Chicago and Cook county.
being Instructed for the Nebraslsnn.
Roger G. Sullivan will probably re-
ceive the endorsement OF the conven-
ton for national committeeman from
Illinois. despite the fact that Bryan
and Sullivan are bitter enemies.
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/ HAD ASHARDNAREs STORE.
4 nv S. ". Press Asso,ctatlon.,

fBv S. W. Press Association,
SEATTLE, Wash, April s23.-Elnver
knife blades. six screws, five nails.
three tacks and several orher. miscel.
lanenns pieces of shelf nn1 heavy
ha:iS were removed frorl tie in
ei!or Of Henry, Harrison. 4 Vaudeville
n"t Toner, who makes a speciality, OF
eat'nE glass and hardware. He has
been In the business for twenty years
and estimates that he has eaten n
ton OF hardware. and is ut a loss to
understand why the pieces removed
by the surgeon should have been In
dlgestible. e III q Il z. i5
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For Sale By

~ u y 80 'Sale 0y Eh..itf5is II
b. P. Musgraye, Falrmont, w. Va. Is
r. 1. starkey, Warrington, w. Va.
A: Tenant, Rlvesvitle, w. Va.
e. 4. Hoult, HouIt, w Va. a.
RA. Merrifield, Fatrmont, VIVA
o. M. Davis, Falrmont, w. Va.
!. M. Arnett, Falrmont. W. Va.
Morgan Bros, Falrmont, w Va.
Geo. a.. Walters, Falrmont, w. Va.
Wlsman & Hall. Fai-lrent. w. Va. i
[. M. Kuhn, Mon ongah, w. Va. !,
U. g. Floyd, Warrington, w. Va.
M. c. sprague, Amos, w. Va.
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Jumped I rack
ENGINE AND FLAT CAR LEFT
THE TRACK AFTER WILD
II RUN OF A MILE. n, + ..3 M /.
(Py United Press. !

(By United Press II
+ WILLIAMSBURG Pa. April "a
After wild run OF a mile caused by
reverse lever failing to work, an en-
CINE and flat car. on the Laquin's Lum-
Der Company's log road this morning
jumped the truck. twenty-five Itnl-
ian 1aborers were riding on the car.
-Four OF these were, killed, three others
Will die and seven were badly hurt. 4
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Press sEepo en- tsrsiewed.
Cooper that the imam mi tom
Faeh rs degenerate is distinctly verified.
One fof the an,os D 4 natisnals III ates
inentas was made by Mr. &. NJ woods
|of 1o3 South Inland street. { he said
For four years my VIE was iii very
poor health She was weak and thin:
with u hectic flush and cough. u ply:
sicians said she had consumption; and
was inclined It'd believe them. "a II
certainly lookeI d. though her days.
were numbered. and there; appeared
to be very little ground for hope.
Shortly after Mr.. Cooper came to
Plttsburg I began TO hear of wond erfui
results that had been stained by PEI.
sons who's had tried his medicine. 90 q
got some for my wife! she had taken
II only two days when she was RELIEF
ed of a taneworm AZ feet long. She
began to improve Immediately -has
gained seven pounds since she began
taking the medicine! e She feels sp1 len.
did and looks very much better. II
any one doubts this statementtI would
| be- pleased to have them call at my;
house and verify it.sr' =
E The Cooper remedies ARE beco1ns:
Ing Justly IA famous: We sell them
e. A. Billingslea & CO.
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Beware Of olntnents for catarrh
That Contain Mercury. 4

I
~ That Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely de
range the whole system when enter.
Ing 1t through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputa.
bic physicians. rs the damage they
viii do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catnrrh Cure, manufactured BY p. l.
Cheny & Co.. Toledo, Ohio, contains
no mercury. and is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous mucous surfaces OF the system In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sura
you get the genuine. 1t is taken in.
ternally and made in Toledo, Ohio By
I. ~. Cheney G Co. Testimonials free.
VI Sold by Druggists. Price. 75c Der
bottle. ss 4. :, q. M,
h Take * Halls Family Pills for const,.
patton. y b
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DIR. Taylor's
Eczema Remedy
lIl = Y 4, Y! Z q ~
Do You Suffer, from PiIes2 RI

A certain cure for all forms OF piles,
blind, bleeding and protruding, has
been discovered. Prescribed for years.
by its discoverer. an old German scien-
tist-physician. it is said to have cured
many cases. Have your druggist mix
for you, 6 drops Carbollc Acid. / dram
zotan. e OF. Zinc Ointment and ap-
ply night and morning. Quick relief
and permanent cure Is assured.
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n#E#.c,Iub5,

Miss Fannie $Rob tnson was hostess
The embers / OF the b p. Club last
evening atS her home on State street.
The hotirs were cry en- oyably3 spent
{ and tenptings Tefre shments were serv.
edgt,ys the hpst ess: The next meeting
VIII he held ~ The home OF ISIS Lucy
Boxes. b n
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A Scientists Discovery.

An old German scientist has tiscoy.
cred n positive cure for piles-no mat
ter how severe the case may be: G
drops carbolic Acid. / dram Zotan. "
OF Zinc Ointment mixed and applied
night and morning will permanently
cure you. Any druggist has these in
gradients in stock.
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Perfect Piano Iuninn.

J. T. Eastman, expert plano tunner
Residence, 4l9 Walnut avenue. Con.
soltdated phone I'll. All work thor.
oughly guaranteed. Best local and pro
lesslonnl references z mo
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HEALTH OFFICERS MEET.

fBy 5.&w. Press Assoclatlon.y
f WATERFOWL, N. Y, April % "A
conference fer of the health officers OF
New York State was commenced here
t today and will continue through to-
morrow. ~ X j
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u s.sL.o!-,NGSRuN9 Items.

rs. i'.ilR . IN 3'IiI,WFl Ir-T-
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EuPHRAs1A: 55sf Il ~ ST n
9esYo uE can't fall with e old &Mndni I1n,lrl

~ III n sss4 NORA.
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gflOst8 Costly and Perfect Exhibi
ss OF HIGH-soHo0L MENACE ACTS EVER EXHIBITED
Three Trains of Cars Superb Ribbon Horses
WATERPROOF Tents, and con1forta BILE Seats
sThesGrandeStgE Eye Feast ever PerfeGted
III IN THE sOVERPoWERINGG GORGEOUS STREET PARADE
aH
TWO 9RERfioEdAANcESsDA DAILY, RAnN oRaS SHINE
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AMERICAS REPRESENTATIVE SAGGREdAT
Perfectin Organization fnaent u
THREE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
#&4ECRoBATic ARENA, ROMAN
Ss PLAZA. oRTY-oNE 5cLoWMs.1sSS5a2s
2osna and os:aehns,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-18
RICKETTS, NEWS.

Tom McGrath completed the plumb
ing work for the new Waterworks
and returned to Denison Monday
evening.
Mr.. R. c. Bradshaw drove to Deni-
son Monday to meet Mrs. Bradshaw S
sister, who will make them an ex-
tended visit.
Gus Stageman of Schleswig was a
business caller here Thursday.
Peter Teut and wife of Denison are
visiting their children in this vicin-
ity since Wednesday,
Prof. C. Wendt has been at Galva
the past week attending teachers
meeting.
Georgia and Ester sciford took
their departure Monday morning for
Osmond. Neb., where they will visit
their sister, Mrs. w. S. Adams for a
few months.
Tom McGrath was called to Manil :
la Saturday evening by the death of
his cousin.
Messrs Mcmahon. Simms. Conner
and Harding of Denison were bust
ness callers here Monday.
The dance Saturday evening was
we'll attended.
Mr.. Norman of Moorhead and Geo.
Krohnke were passengers to Schles-
wig Monday.
A large number of friends gathered
at the hotel Tuesday evening as a
| farewell surprise for Mr.. and Mrs.
Aug. Huffman. The evening was
pleasantly spent in dancing and at
midnight the ladies served refresh
mems Mr.. and Mrs. Huffman will
move to Castana in few days. much,
to the regret of their many Ricketts,
| friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vogt are now
nicely located in the hotel, and serv.
ed their first meal Monday noon
The boarders have been taking theil
meals at the Pershing, Nemitz ano
Vollersen homes until the new hote
people moved in.