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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
ELKS MEMORIAL
SERVICE
ANNUAL LODGE OF SORROW
HELD YESTERDAY WAS WE'LL
ATTENDED-HON. NJ. y. MATH
ENY MAKES ADDRESS.

The annual fodge OF sorrow of
the Benevolent Protective order of
Elks was held yesterday afternoon
at the opera house and was ATTENDED
by a large number OF the brother
hood, as we'll as large az dieace
OF friends. The occasion is an an
nUal rem naer aha; n IN mb2r will
never be forgotten. Tho roll cal
of the dead is solemn rom 'nIer
mat We all must pass that way. and
there Is pleasure In knowing that
our friends and former associate e
Will meet once year and pay tT1b-
ute 10 our memory. The committee
on program was happy in its selec-
tion OF speaker and the musical
numbers, which were az follows;
Opening ceremonies, by the order
Judge j. NJ. Saunders, exalted
rulor. presiding.
Ro,l call of the dead by the sec
retary, Norman Mcdowell.
Solo-"Come Unto Me"-Mrs J.
Frank Maynard
Prayer, by Rev. Il. w. Trapnell
rector OF Christ church
Violin solo--Vlncent Paoliello; ac-
compan,me Mrs. w. IA. Cornctt.
Duet--';Lead. Kindly Light" Mr
and Mrs. IT. s. Gillespie.
Address-Hon. M. +. Matheny,
Beckley. w. Va.
solo-"My Loved One, Rest, {"
Mrs. John Copenhaver.
Closing ceremonies by The order.
Doxology, by the order and con
gregation.
Benediction.
The weather was very inclcment
but the hou.e was wei filled not
withstanding, and there w.re man,
persons from out Of town present
The roll OF the dead shows fort,
vacant chairs, ne OF them havinJ
been vacated with in the past year
For several years II was the custom
10 arrange the vacant chairs on tn,
stage and drape them, but the mum
Der has increased untN that Is M
longed practicable. Yesterday {
large star was arranged OF smaller
stars or electric lights and as tn,
name was called one OF ;he light'
went out, beg nning at the center
OF the star, until all OF the forty
had gone out. 1t was very pretty
design.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
A SUGGESTED COMPROMISE

The Parkcrsburg D,spateh-News.
while belonging TO different fac
ton from Senator Baker, rccognt tzcs
he Mercer mans ability ~ says.
Ment on is made iu another col
dmn OF she candidacy of Hon. y s..
Baker OF Bramweu, for the pres
dcncy Of the senate. Senator Baker
is associated in business with Hon
Isaac r. Mann. who also come to
be potent factor in political way.
but moreover, he has the favorable
opinion o. many influential mem
bers and polit clans. and Sc Is claim
ed would be the most available per-
son TO fnally agree upon
Senator Baker IS very worthy
Republican and would be an adm
rable presiding officer ll both
branches Of the legislature Tact
full honest. progressive, ne could
keep the calendar cleared and a.
tho same time continus the respect
OF his associates.
His fs has acquainted him with
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
RAILROAD TRAINNIEN
ELECT OFFICERS

Pocahontas Lodge No. 533 on
yesterday at ther loisc 10. ms in
the Bailey Building he'd their an
nual election of o ficers for tie en-
suing year, as follows:
Master, L. Clark Peck vice mas
ter, John Mllum; secretary, c. T.
Bourne; financ'er. Samuel Clark
journa! agent, Irwin Joint; dclega
to the ninth biennial onvent' on. w
\. Doak; alternate delegate, M L.
Wingheld This erection had the
largest Attendance in the history OF
the lo1ge,. a. all parts OF the di-
vision were represented.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
SIX DAY BICYCLE
RACE
NOW ON AT MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN-RUNNING WELL TO-
GETHER.

New York. Dec. 7.-Fiit,en thou
sand men. women aad children wit
nossed the start of the six day hi
cycle race at Madison Sqda:o Gar
den at m dnight AMI when he clock
toll i s this morning seven -hou-
sand OF these were still breathing
The foul air ana peoDins uiiro gh the
lmcke-fillod arena at the riders.
Sixteen teams staTtcd and up to a
la;e hour today all were 't-sether.
Several OF them attempte1 ID gain
laps but were unsuccessful.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
HOUSES UNRooFED.

The heavy wind and rain storm
asst night made 4 very unpleasant
Several houses were unroofod, VIC
hear, among others thai of Sam
Lambert. who Mves not far from the
west end tower Mr. L9lnbCTt and
his family suffered severe drench-
ing, Besides che damage TO their
nousenoid goods. In some places
fences were blown down. The wind
was very strong for awhile.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
VERY FEW
CHANGES
SAYS CHAMP CLARK, THE NEW
DEMOCRATIC LEADER.

Washington, Dec. THE sccoaA
session OF the sixtieth congress COS.
vSned al noon today and will END
March fourth. This scss on WEI hsS
lowed by an extra session to be
c2llel March nfteenth by incom.ns
President Taft. Congressman have
boen arriving in tho city for
The past TWO weeks and when the
FaVol fell a tlhe capitol today thers
was a full uota I'M t..eir seats.
Nothing OF s.,ecial interest camc an
dur ng thc, Il st hour or so OF o,a-
greEs today The calling or roll ana
routine business only was transact-
ID.
Rcprcscn alive Champ Clarx, the
newly olocted leader OF the Demo.
rats, announced today that there
would be faw lf any changes In tho
committee assignments for Demo-
cratic members.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
FOUR ARE
DROWNED
BOYS GIVE THEIR LIVES IN AN
EFFORT To SAVE GIRL conf
PANIONS.

Janesville. Wis. Dec. with
n few yards OF the shore and in
sight OF tw sney or mere friends who
did their bost TO rescue them. Vio-
let and Annie Bl.V ms Earl Cooper
and Harvey Richardson were drown
cd last evening in Lake Koshnong.
about twenty miles from here Both
boys were good swimmers ami could
have saved tn emselves bat for their
determined efforts TO save the girls
The four went down together, the
girls clasped tightly in tie arms OF
the boys The bodies were later
recovered.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
MODERN GERMAN ART

Berlin, Dec Tho eIniblt' on
OF pictures OF modern German are
which Hugo Relsirs,r is hav M
s,nt 80 Now YoIk to be shown sd
tho Metropolitan Museum OF Arr,
beginning January 4, will de dit
patched On tho steamer Kalsep
Frederick dor Crosse, on psssHAss
18th.
1t 10 composed OF one hundrea
and fifty paintings and nifty draw
mgs selected from the Iauseums OF
Germany by an imperial commia-
sion, and T. includes he best eIsn-
pies q; Kaulbach, Lcnbach, Lsibey.
mann, Thomas and Rudolph voa
Hoffman.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
THE TAN TAN
FAIR 4 SUCCESS

The Dks Tan Tan Fair which
clos d Saturday night in blaze OF
8 Org was a success from every
point of view. At leas; two thOps-
and dollars, and probably more,
was realized for charity and will be
dispensed where Il IS deserved ond
viii do tho most good and without
any Ostcntation Indeed, the hard
est labor OF the comm m't;ee 10 before
80. II IS no easy mat sr to decide
VINO ig worthy OF help and who IS
am mpOstcr
The social features OF tho weeE
were worthy OF especial mention
Not an ncidan: occurred, so far as
known, TO mar the pleasure OF any
one or 20 give offensa. Although
he rooms were crowded throughout
DE week, there w@s no disorder.
| but everyone conducted 1lmself az
o e ntiemau and so as 20 maintain
She title, Best PoOplo on Earth A"
a bclatcd contribution no. here
tOforc Acknowledged 0as car Of
Porahontas coal don ted by the
Buckeye Coal and Coke Co
Tie handsome 500 picture dona-
/ ted by The Mathews Decorative Co
/ or Cine nuati Will be framed for
inc club rooms through the gener-
Os ~ OF Mr. y. T. Tipto1 and
some other laIies OF the coalncld
They contributed $50 for a frame
Another contribution to ths s'nA
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
IlAIERNATlONAL OPIUM
C0MMISSI0N

Washington, Dec 7.-Dr. Chas
H. Brant. Episcopal bishop OF the
Philipp'ne has accepted the posi-
ion Of senior commissioner OF the
American delegation - tho Intema-
tional OPIUM Comm ssion, ~ meet
at Shanghai, January 1st next
Commissioner Hanilton Wright
is going soon 20 the mid lie and far
west and after that to the south TO
make inquiry for the American com
miss.oners as to the us OF op um
and lts prodL cts in those sections OF
.hc country. Recently he had re-
turned from Portland, Me, and Bo5-
Ton, where no gathered in1orma-
,ion on the subject. Al Boston he
was told that inmates OF the state
prisons OF Massachusetts have been
users OF the drug In Maine the
Commissioner ascertainUd that In
the ~ distr cts oplates vera
sed onsblc rably principally anon
former drunkards, who because Of
the fact that prohibition prevails
have been deprived OF whiskey.
The three American commission
er5 wll meet in Man la, December
10 to discuss their coming work at
Shanghai
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07

rooms worthy OF especial mention
has Just been received, II is n
handsome $500 plano giv>n by Har-
~ Bowen and James Ellwood Jones.
We are requested by tho commit
tee TO thank the ladies for their
donations and also for Their active
labor In making the far success.
They did oil and moro I. an was ex-
pec;ed OF them and iluoh or tho
credit for tho results is due to the
untiring efforts OF Tho ladies who
were busy every hour OF the fair.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
TO ADJUST CLAIM.

H. ID. Smith, OF Pound, Wise
county, Va, whose son, d. =. Smith,
was killed on the Seaboar1 Air
Line railway in Florida in Novem-
ber. is n the city TO meet w. l..
Stanley, ella IN agent OF that road
to adjust the damages on account
o. the death Of the young man
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07

the needs and development OF the
state. n the broades. and best sense
and the Office requires a-man who
SE0ws the STATE outside mis- dis
tr.ct No faction or leador can
claim him, because he has been In
dependent and sclf-reliant In
Short, he Is excellent timber and
will undoubtedly prove determ u
ing factor n the choice.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07

Evangelist preached and VIII be
heard ton ght. One man went for
ward for prayer last night
The song service led by w. j.
Ramsay will begin at 1880.
Ramsay can take a raw choir and
sc: more gospel singing cut OF chem
and his conFregat.on than any choir
master in the church.
The services continue daily and
all the peo.1e ara cordially zIvited.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
DERV|SRES KILLED
IN A FURIOUS ATTACK UPON
VILLAGE - GARRISON WAS
PREPARED.

Rome, Dec. 7.-Dcspatches re
cewed here from the Italian gov
erffor OF SOmal Island state mat
Derv shers made a furious attack
upon the village OF Buffalo. The
garr son, however, had been advised
in advance and was FULLY prepared.
The Dervishers were beaten of and
forty five OF them killed.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
SHAH MUST DIE
SAY THE PROCLAMATION OF
PERSIAN REVOLUTIONIsTS.

Tehcran, Persia, Dec 7-Procla-
mat ons OF a secret revolutionary
organization have been posted
throughout Persia conjemniug the
Shah 20 death. The action i5 -ad-
en- on account Of the mOnarch's al
legged violations OF the constitution.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
WILL CONSULT
PARSON BURROUGHS

Number 16 last night carried
among her passengers Mss Eva
Meadows, OF Willowton, and Mr.. j.
a. Caldwell, OF Bramwoll. Theyi
bought tickets TO Bristol, and from
the bashful look on the young man S
face and the bushes OF the pretty
maiden, 1t was evident that they
were on matrimony bent
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
PITCHED
BAT TIE
BETWEEN INCONSISTENCIES AND
OFFICERS-TWO MEN DEAD.
SEVERAL IN JAIL. AND 9TH
ERS FUGITIVES.

In a pitched battle between a
posse of West Virgin and Ken
tucky ofiicia and a desperate gang
OF moonshln rs and desperadoes
near Webb. in Wayne county. at
daybreak Saturday morning, Deputy
Sheriff Wylie Literal, of Louisa,
Ky. and William Vinson a momber
OF the motor oGs Vinson gang, were
2 X lied Several hundred shots were
fired an he moonshIners were
driven cut of a house IN VIII cA they
had take refuge. Joe V'nscn. lead
er OF the gang; a woman who is
believed to be the wife Of tAe doai
Vinson, Wm, VinsCn, Jr., their son,
and Morris Bates were captured anI
are now lcdg-d n the Caberl county
jail at Harrington. The others es-
capped and bloc1hounds are follow
ing them.
The wives OF the desperadoes
fought by their sides in the encOun-
ter, handling knives and rifles with
great courage. The woman who is
under arrest drove long knife into
the arm of the dead deputy sheriff.
Accord ng to Deputy Marshal Gun
ningham, they fought like sac
devils. ."'f
FIGHT IN GRAY DAWN.
The Big Sandy VALLEY, the scene
o. hundreds OF battles between Of
fioers, and outlaws, has seldom sven
a fiercer fight than that wh'ch took
p ace between fourteen deputies and
sheriffs on one side and sever al
members OF the Vinson clan on the
other. The Wilson's had been APP
prised of the coming OF the officers
and were prepared 20 meet death
before surrendering. When they
saw the officers coming IN -he gray
light they opened fire and at the
first shot, Deputy ohorfG Literal
fell dead. The officers returned
and "BilP' VlnsOn dropped dead
with five bullet holes through his
breast Following he first volley
the officers closed round on the
house in which the Vinson were
taking refuge and in less than five
m nutes had Joe Vinson, Morris
Bates and one woman under arrest
The Others escaped.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
COMMITTED
SUICIDE
SWEDISH CONSUL AT ST. LOUIS
SWALLOWED POISON AND WAS
DEAD IN FEW MINUTES.

St. Louis, Dec 7.-Chares A.
Eckstormer, the Swedish consul at
81 Lou's and manager OF the West
D.sinfecting company " New York,
swallowed cyanide OF potassium his
morning and ed few minutes
afterwards surrounded by members
of his family
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
MOVING TO LOUDON
rnIfkffrxs ~,

D. j. Bailey recently sold hss
farm near Sharp C. Co.'S lumber
camp, part OF II to Jamea Snow
Chambers and the rest OF IL 20 the
Bluest one Lumber Co. He realised
n profit OF $4,000 on his purchase
six years ago. He has purchased a
farm at "A rmont, Loudon county,
Va, ten miles east of Berryvllle,
and Will leave Monday morning for
his now home.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
.HO TEL BURNED
ONE WOMAN CREMATED AND
MANY OTHERS INJURED.

Atlantic City. n. j., ID c. Ito
tel Lashelle was guttcd by fire this
morning One woman was burned
20 death and many others were Sc
r.Cusly burned and lnj jsrcl. The
loss fifty thousand dollars.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07

vs. Ham j Bcry chief Of police
of san Franc SEQ, who aler resign-
m0 either IealcI or fell from tho
police launch in the Golden Gate
harbUr Biggy had been under
charge for having indirectly per-
u...d Morris Haas tho assai'ant Of
Heney commit sluic dc ia jail.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-07
HERMAN B|LL|k RESPlTEO
ANOTHER LEASE OF LIFE Is
GRANTED TO MURDERER OF
NRZAL FAMILY.

Sprlnglsll. Ill. Dee. 7.-AstinE
Governor Sherman has graz ed
r spite % Herman BJlik until Jan
uary goth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-16
FROM THE FLEET.

when word was received March
. from Norman Rose. staff CORE
spondent Of this newspaper with
Admiral Evans. Of the whereabouts
OF the great battleship fleet, Il vas
not only an evidence of Roses
slertness and OF the perfect ar.
rangoments By which q vas insur.
cd that every movement of the big
armada would b given the readers
Of The Daily Star without the least
delay. but Il Was the most remark.
able wireless message yet trans.
mitted and received In the history
Of that mysterious agency.
The evening meal was over on
the white hattleshlps They we're
Streaming up the eoast OF Mexico.
and ,cyery body waH wondering
about the news from home. There
was no cable There had been no
news since leaving Cailao: there
wouldn't BE- any news until they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-16

ahaYu the steamers and flahlnK
boats. aud uudcr the brilliant irupt
cal stars passing south st Nrw
Orleans. aud thea striking zap toto
western Florida
There b. wlrvieaa station az
Pensacola. but the operator there
vas net expecting anf news from
the Pacific iiis mraaaeea al cumr
ffHm the other slide
Hut bis receiver began 81 hum.
and the ayilablrs heFan cpminB
out
IL vas Norman Rose talking g.
you.
To do il he had sent 8 vifoiess
ntsaHaEe over more than 200
miles. arfuaa two seas aud q foreign
ard hishiandsiaocmcmeni en- -
country. travelling oxeF toaland
aad hskhland. and even leaplnr
over Iolty mountains aad dead vol
cannea That VAS what made q
wonderful
Il told the world thai The flee,
Vas safe
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reached MaEialeua bay II was the
Longest les Of the notable voy
age.
Rose determined 10 Try the wire
less.
Then out from the upper works
q the hattlcahip GeorEta the Ia.
nous message beEan 10 spuiirr
telilnE Of the exact whereabouts
Of the fleet aud that it was two
DAYS ahead % schedule
Tho wonderful waves eirclrd out
over tho Pacific
one portion of them passed over
the city Of Acapulco ia Mexico Rnd
pushed on above the hiEh Sierra
mountains
ON Il went past the amoidcrlnE
crater 81 Popoeataeeti. 1880 feet
high. the loftieat IT Mexlcp'H Ercat
volcanoes. and on northwest, over
the mountains aaain aud then out
alove the bloc suit u Mexico.
The fleet vas sleaminE Ca but
Roses message home kept speed.
Ing aionv. hundreds Of miles more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-16
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Residents Of Alaskp are lIoieat
ins against the Invasion Of fTlndua
Japan Ia 90 at once begin max
ms a strong navy.
Senator l.afollotte will be heard
tomorrow In am exhaustive Afgu
meut III favor OF the amendment
for the physical valuation Of all
railroads whose bonds are to be
accepted as security for emer.
reneY bank issues.
Labor leaders Will confer In
Washington "wednesday
Socialists meetings have been
stopped IN Philadelphia
Many steel plauta Ia Penney J
yaula are reHuminH operations.
Severe storms are raging gu the
Southeastern Alaska coast
Orchard will be- sentenced Wed
neaday. his birthday
Tho Elka 81 Juneau viii dedicate
their new hail tomorrow
Little credenCe IL placed IN the
report that the Duke lie AbruEkt.
ltaiYa famous naval commander
aud explorer "a 10 wed the daugh.
Ten of Senator Elklnu. AS the
Genoa. iab. report Of yesterday
has II The report 10 not new
one. and has been repeatedly De
MED both hy Miss Eikina and the
senator
Prince KiuuYoahl Kun. a cousin
OF the Emperor ~ Japan. has pre-.
scented Ia Queen Victoria the Ia.
sigma nf the order uf the Crown
Ia behalf 81 the Empress OF
Japan.
The final reply from Washing
ton REGARDING the emigration queH
lion has greatly pleased Japan
~ Il y Wiley. chief Of the hn
fsau 81 chemistry. department OF
agriculture. aud foe of aduitefation
Ia food and drugs. Is reported 70
10 seriously considering reaigninE
from office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-16

SPECIAL Si.o5-Full-
size Iron Bed. with brass
knobs. May be had in
blue, green or white en-
amcl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-16

SPECIAL S5.85-Automatic
Collapsble Go-Cart. of all-steel
construction, with reclining back
and adjustable front dash. ~
Padded seat, back and sides
are OF green leatherette. Ten ~
!. { ! !. !: ]. !. !. +.
inch wheels are fitted with ~
rubber tires. A forward
movement OF the handle
collspses the Cart COM TE4<5SXt&I
pactly, and an upward SJxES1rXIR
movement OF the handle N<]N7 "
opens il, wheels and ALL Nk
Special price Ss.s5 Com
plete with green leatherette hood, S7.4s.
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agitutlou and statutes provide that
10 public officials salary shall BE-
Increased or diminished during the
term for which he Vas elected ard
as the Increase vas voted duflng
their terms az office II uiil not az
feet their salaries.
The increase in the salaries 81
enuueiimen Is FROM - month
u $50 a month. al increase II
leo per- cent. q much greater pro.
portipnate Increase than wab grant.
I'd 70 any other public official ln
the charter amendments On ac.
count % the amount 81 the in.
crease. and perhaps On account Of
the popular disirust Of the coun.
ell the amendment Increasing The
salaries of counclimen waa the
least popular q al the amend.
menfs voted on a. the resent cleo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-16
TWO MEMBERS
Get NO RAISE

Two members Of the city ooun.
Gil which organized today viii not
enjoy the benefit Of the salary IN.
crease provided BY the charter
Amendment adopted ~ the recent
clty election. These are Council.
men.atiarEe =. p Mullen aud =
II Hurd They are both bold over
councilmen. having been elected
two years agu 70 terms OF l0nf
years.
The charter and the state con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-16

SPECIAL Si5.es-Six-foot Exten-
sion Table. made Of solid quarter-saw-
ed white oak. finished golden Ped
estal base is equipped with Tyden lock
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VII III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-16

Iiermsdorf dye fast black Rauze mesh with silk
embroidered inaieps. ankle and altover Lace
stockings. pink embroidered gray embroider.
ed, white embroidered. also some SILK Stock
ingH. with lace ankle. 800 10 $50 40
values. IN this sale. a pair ..4........ 4JG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-16

For the fret Time since they have
been aeknuw lodged presidential
candidates. Secretary 81 Waf VII
liam II Taft aad Cos Charles y
Hughes uili hs guests az thr same
funcfion tumufTuu niEhi When
thsy eili speak before The diners
al the banquet ~ ihe frieHaiY Sons
81 ST Patrick. az the Plaza hotel
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yySTyN5TKLNITIIILIi


MhhmuH. the Distinguished Viaiinlat
Murphy 4 Willafd Comedy sketch Art
istn. Polk Rollins. HnVai nHuIatsfa +.
Marion 4 Pearl. TaihiuG Arrohafir Come
dlhna, Arthur iiufsun q Co. Novelty jug
Hlors. Sampson Douglas. Comedians +.
Eiwsl. HaH6aaaaeapc
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ttou ana vas Adopted b the mar
ruweHt majority
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COLISEUM


ftiuuh=fee gee rcarrY 90 scatH SOC
Performance. gsse. 7.tb s.is daily 10th
phones btoa.
NEw snow nEGINs roDAY-a.ae.
leo Cooper In The Price Of Power -
: Other Eastern Successes.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-11-26
An Absolute Guarantee

60 cure chills and fever or LaGrippe goes
with every bottle Of Johnson's Chill 4
Fever Tonic. II reads AZ follows: Ii is
mutually agreed between the buyer and
the seller Of Johnson's Chill 4 Fever
Tonic that II II does not please, the mon
ey IL 20 be returned within as hours upon
demand, without requiring any proof, writ
ten statement or affidavit. Can anything
be stronger than this-do you know OF
any other remedy that is good enough TO
be sold this way, One dealer has sold
over 10000 bottles and less than Is bot
ties have been returned, 25c-50c on sale az
Drug Stores or from Johnson's Chill q
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