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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-03-26

Worlds of good things in all departments To teme each
would require much time and bore you hence we will
only that when you needing anything in the line
first class dry goods, clothing and kindred lines this the
place where you will be able obtain the greatest Sa
ton for your dollars spent We cordially invite you
CHAS. l. ANSLEY. .
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-03-26

Many women have discovered the
secret of keeping secrets.--Chicago
News
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23

MARINE REPORT.
Vrom San Francisco Merchants TX
changeO

Friday. June 10. 1905,
San Francisco-Sailsd. June Is. 5 5
Arizonan for Seattle.
san FranciScO-Arrived. June 10. Bk
<. +. Whitney. from Kahului. May IS
Port Gambls~-A-rived. june Is, Schr
okanogan. hence May 50.
Hilo-Sailsd. June L.. Schr. w. H.
Marston. for san Francisco.
San FrsnciSco-Jnne ~, ar. Am, ok-
Annie johnson. from Hilo.
SAN Francisco--June Is ar. Am. blk
Haiulsni. from Kaanapsh.
saturday. June 20. 1905.
San Francisco-Arrived June ls BIZ
Annie Johnson. from Hilo June :
SAN FranciSco-Arrived June ls. Bk
Kaiulani. from Kaanapai. May -.
San F'ranciSco-Arrivsd June 20. :. 5
Mongolia. hence June Is.
san FranciSCo-Arrived June 20
Bkt. Aurora, from Hilo-
Sydney-Arrived June 10. s. s. 40
rangi. hence May So
Vancouver-Sailsi June 1s, s 5. Ma
nuka. for Honolulu
Leith-SsiIed June 1s, French Blk
Rochambeau, for Honolulu.
Monday. June %, 1905.
San PedrO-Arrived June q, yacht
Hawaii. hence June .
HfO-Arrived June 10. s. 5, Column
ban. from kahului.
Seattle-Arrived June q. s. s. Ari-
conan. from san Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23
GAMBLERS APPEAL WON.

Eleven Chinese, convicted in April
in the District Court q having been
present Al gambling game. and who
had appealed their case 70 the Circuit
Court, were On trial before q jury in
Judge De Bolts court yesterday aft
ernoon, receiving an honorable dis
charge The police witnesses testi-
fed to finding Z game running when
they raided and the expert testified
that it was being played for money
The defense had three Witnesses On
the stand, selecting each one after
vigorous debates among themselves In
the court room one testified thar he
had been asleep during the evening Of
the raid until the police came: znoth-
er sFOre that he had been prssent on
y three minutes before his arrest and
the third confessed that he was srnok-
ing opium n bunk, but al we're
quite positive that there had been 10
gambling going on On this evidence
they were acquitted.
Deputy County Attorney Xllvsrton
prosecuted and 5. 2. Camlagworta de-
tendet-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23
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Why Theresa
Was Absent
( %SssssSsxs.


The following has been sent 10 the
Advertiser On behar o. the Princess
Thsrssa Wilcox win the request that
Il - published Tie request Is con-
pied with and the reason why the
Princess Theresa iii rot attend the
funeral Is explained
Princess Theresa Wilcox and her
amt. the High ChieEezS Elizabeth Ks-
ka4uia uokaIani Pratt. id not have q
place II the procession o. the funeral
CT ths late Prince David KaEananA-
koa
Princess Thsrssa wtcoxss friends
are telling her not u attend the funeral
a they I'D not give her 4 place for
her carriage and also her aunt As
Princess Theresa comes fruu the royal
house q ksouas. the fathers OF the
Ezu1ehaushaS and she K related %
Prince David a-zo bE Davis uathsr'z
side zuE farher's side.
TIE uochsr'z side : this LSncika-
-akzhfzf Gsl u1rrief % Eakf7g1i
AIz1uzhzus o Puma heg1t KafhTupu-
u-ahana Of which The Princes little
daughter Is zame,f aftzr- KaIhikzpU-
uzha1A married 70 ala begut Kane-
IoaaE4 married KauakahiaIifaps bs-
gus EuIua1I first E1l1nf. the married
HoIauf married ID KzkzuIkz, king II
Nan bsgut kasor-znuhazipo Cv1- Pa
IszIuhi his mother and Ruth Eaeo.
the youngest married % Eauak1hs-
lei beg8c EzEmuaIH, shs ua-ried %
Pr114u,uhu heg1t EIu1Ed- uo:ter ID
E1pEolanl- and her sister EInoEk 10
EzIsp.,1IT bsg1t David ard Cupid and an
the sane Ene K Princess Tbsrssa
Ezrcr1 and her amrz Inc
ThsE sQght 70 he AZ The third CIR
rage. Her M4iesCE's eEriagz ought
u be the first. Is she + eUss1 u Cur
hearts. z1d theu IA widow and CHI
6-sn z15 Prince EaTznianaaIs- thz
Egn Ch5sc=zs EEzahssh E=k11ufaus-
kzIaaf and P-ineess Theresa WIcs1,
Mrs. C1cEEtt. Mrs. FzfruhfIf- Ms CIE-
k-z Mrs MAnu=I Res. ths Children
q san N1IEaL D EeapEL bruther and
sister. LHzElIaui- MzkanaL LET Pea
beST- and several sthsrz ara ehisf
r-slrzE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23

She win leave here with fun load
tomorrow at 10 o'clock. All her se-
eommodations for passengers have been
taken.
Following is a list of the Lurline 5
officers; Captain, II, f. weeden;
first officer, o. Fredrieksen: see
cnd officer. \. Keene; third officer, ".
Madison; chief engineer, ], Barker;
first assistant engineer, j. MeComh;
second assistant engineer, II, Rankin,
third assistant engineer, J. Butcher;
purser. c. Warren; wireless operator,
\. Sparks; steward. ]. Robertson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23
BULLETIN OWNS UP
To A FAKE INTERVIEW

The Hawaii shinpo. IN It's issue FOR
Saturday. publishes a statement in
English concerning the denial in the
Bulletin Of the Advertisers story Of a
probable new japanese bank for Homo
lulu On the day following the publ
cation OF the news IN the Advertiser.
The Bulletin published a purported in
terview with Mr. Otsuka. OF the Yos5-
hama Specie Bank, in when -h- news
was denied and n which Mr.. OtsuEa
was supposed 10 have made some r.
marks derOgat0ry Of his own country
men and their business honesty. The
japanese merchants took Up the nat
ter and the Bulletin fastened % ae-
knowledge that II had misquoied The
Yokohama Specie Bank represeutarlre.
This lets Mr. Otsuka out Of e. bur
where does it leave the Bulletin
No man is responsible for a mis-
quoted statement and We do not visa
% argue with Mr. Otsuka." says me
Shinpo. However. The first impres-
sion always stays. and the criticism
81 our local merchants By a man % re-
aponsiole position. although retracte1.
could do lot q harm 70 our bust
ness men"
What the Bulletin made 8ir. Otsuza
say IN its acknowledged fake interri-T
was that there was TO need Of another
japanese bank here. the Yokohama
SPECIE Bank being ready 70 do al the
business Of the japanese and ace0m-
mOcate AL who respected their prom
lzes and met their obligations u 81
the inputation that those agitatlnz f1r
a n=w bank came within the liz ~
dishonest borrowers. however much
the Bulletin now denies SIS own story.
that the Shinpo ressnts and the conss-
quences Of which It fears.
At great Isngfh. therefore, IN its
saturday article. the japanese journal f
gives the particulars Of the movement
Tor another bank. quoting many % tns
lsading japanese merchants % Homo
l1iu 70 show that the story n ths Al
vertiser was true anil that the move
ment vas not baezss By irresponsible
zen nor b. Merchants who're ace0unts
nad been turned down By the Toko-
hama Specie Bank
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23
BE on THE saFE SIDE

Your physician may h busy Or ont
Of town iDst a. the time some member
or your family has an attask u cole OF
diarrh0ea- .geh eases freqaenslv prove
fatal tefore doctor can b s1mmened
q naedieine seeursd- 20 pavsiefsn car
prescribe = better nsdieins than Cham
t@fisi7 sie- tne = spf DisIrhoes
Remedy, II has teea n lse f5r more
than Third ~ = eenfrrr snf kes never
been known q fat Eor sale b. Hsn-
:, Saith 4 %. Ltd, Agents for The
Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23
PASSENGERS
Arrived

1E-LN e.
Per O. s : Alameda, DowGsH, from
san Francisco. June BE Ballard.
Mrs z Ballard Richard Butler, Mrs
Rfchzrt Butler. Mrs Brandon Miss
H Brandon. P H Bartlett, Mr. Bid
vel. Mss Chiffon, J c COh=u- Mrs
7 9 Cohen H c Coburu- Mrs H c
Coburu- Miss Beatrice Cara o P
CIeunous- Miss D Forest JuO- T
GiImzrrin- Miss Gilbert, Mrs J Il
George. Miss George Mrs y 3 EoyI-
H Ee6smzuu- Nr- HGfzazrd- Mss
HOfzzard, Mr. Haynes. Mrs HAYNES
and son, " J. E00Iey. Henry Judd
Z : Johnson Miss H J0ceIyu- Mss
" KEaue- Mr. knapp G P LGnIey.
L Lfudhzrd- Herbert Lanzh0rue- J. D
Lzughorue. Thomas Lowell Mrs VII
liam MuIch. Mss Viola Mulch I c
Moore. Mrs T c N0orz- Frank Mont
guuery. 4 N0rgzuzrern- Mrs N H
NUri0ch- Carl 4 OSz Dr. Z z o.
trum- Miss Porter Marshall Paz=- J.
W Pratt, Ge0rzz R0ursY. Mrs Geo
R1uEEE, Mss Robertson Chzs. "
Shszruza c StsT=cz. Mr. 2 :
Shoup- Mrs Paul Sa01p- Frank Shzf-
u=r- Harry Taylor. Mss V Thornton
Jas W-fLs1a- Mss Wilson C. : Whit
ley Nrz- C Z Whitley. Mr- crook,
Mrs. W Q Cr5oE. J W NcT-IzskzF-
Per srur Mama Esa, Freeman
from EIIo and Maui June Is.-Czpt-
J 2 Hagfu1d- Mrs. J. = Hzzfund,
Master J EzgIuai- Master ? Hzz-
I1ud. MIsz z Ezziurf. 7 BOWS.
DezG1uesz VIE. H Lyman Y 4 car
EzIh9- J 2 Pzah=co- W ". Ezrriz-
Mss L GzIbrzEta- Mr. CrzeIzzs and
infant z z Ez#F- W II GfEzr5
Mss z Wa-t- Mss 4 FarI. Mrz-
W : Ward H German lao Watt
Nrz J. Watr- Master P J. Wait. Irz
q P EWzrL- Mrz- J. 7 MIR 4 Lid
say Nrz i Lindsay G J. Bart 4
G AIzxzrier. Rev ImzuCrz, Rev G
5[EFzkzxz- D. RsEnazrfr- u Br0uca.
Ms u Work Ms Y Payne, Nrz
r c Scare, Mr. 7 M1rrzF. W Mar
tets MIzz RzzhcLdz- M z Ns.s51-
Mss C De Lima, Ms Q M0sz-r. \
TzFr=s. l. x Ting Fzthsr Jams,
W L Whitney Dr. Ts1 week.-Mrs..
Dr. D L Castro. Tr. ". B-f-czzr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR.. McCLENNAN-The Royal Hawai-
tan Hotel, cottage y Entrance
BsrsEari2 street. near Junction o.
Alaksa and Emma streets Eono-
lulu Specialist II chru1ic. difficult
srf lingering diseases. An honest
opinion gwen n first consultation
Accon-odz-fo1 furnished island pa
tients. Ts.sphors g2s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23
WILL IS
NOW ON FILE

The will Of the late August Dreier.
who died while aboard ship on the
German sea. near Bremerhaven, Ger
many. on May 18th last, was yesterday
admitted TO probate before Judge
Lindsay. The value of the real estate
to be administered is given at $4,000.
while the present valte On he personal
property is not given. The will is
dated ON November 5. 1907. at which
time the deceased was sixty years old.
Frederick August Schaefer and Cecil
Brown are named rs executors of the
will and as trustees of the estate 10
serve without bonds and the former is
also nominated as guardian of the
property Of the minor children. while
their mother is appointed as the guar
dian of their person. In the event Of
the death of either Of the guardians of
the children. Cecil Brown is named to
succeed either or both of them.
The first bequest in the instrument
gives the gold watch of the deceased
TO August Dreier. Junior. The house
hold furniture of all kinds. including
the silverware. paintings. etc, and one
horse and carriage is given 70 the
widow.
The balance OF the estate is left TO
the executors for the following diSpo-
sition:
To the widow. Emma Dreier. one
third of all the net income Of the
estate during her lifetime;
Four hundred dollars year. free Of
all charges. TO Mrs. Dorothea Reincke
of Hamburg. Germany. the sister Of
the deceased;
One hundred ana fifty dollars a
month. net. to the son. Emile Thomas
Dreier. for life. a portion Of the estate
to be set aside sufficient to provide
such an income:
The income from the balance Of the
estate to be pad share and share alike
TO the remaining children. Anna Mark
ham. the wife Of John Markham; Adele
Dreier. August Dreier. Junior. and Ed
ward Dreier. the first payment TO each
to be made upon their arriving at the
age of majority.
In the event Of the death OF the
widow before the arriving at age Of
the youngest minor child. the income
is to be equally divided among the
children last named. and at the arriv-
ing at the age OF majority OF the
youngest minor child a distribution Of
OF the estate IS 10 be made !
among the last mentioned children,
share and share alike. The remaining |
OF the estate is TO be held in |
trust. the net income equally divided |
among the last mentioned children dur /
ing their lives and at the death of the |
last surviving child the estate in trust |
5 to be divided among the grand
children.
Authority IS given the trustees TO /
advance 70 any OF the children. in their
discretion, when arriving at age or
upon their marriage. an amount equal
20 one-half the amount 10 be given in
he final distribution Of the first half /
y the estate. but any power on behalf
# any Of the heirs 70 assign OF sell any
'ayment OF shares is denied. the trus-
ees being requested TO secure the per
iOnal receipt, when practical, Of the
leirs when distributing the income Of
he estate in order 10 prevent any as
ignment % claims and 70 leave the
state free from claims Of creditors.
\ request Is made that "Ululanl,"
he Dreier home. Be kept up as a home
tead for the widow.
The witnesses 10 The will were Frank
: Thompson, Charles L. Lsybolt and
:. 2 Clem0ns-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
lFrom saluraay.s AdEer,lser.l


Secretary Garfield. before sailing
yesterday afternoon. expressed his
complete satisfaction at the ticket
chosen by the National Convention.
Taft and sherman.
National Committeeman ~ G. NJ.
Robertson cables from Chicago that
the claim Of Hawaii 10 six delegates
hereafter at the National Conventions
has been recognized.
J. W. Preston. who was with the
Advertiser fourteen years ago. Is clsy
editor Of the Denver News. and Nor
timer Stevens. the reporter who was
shot by Editor GIN Of the defunct Ho-
nolulu Republican. is running the
Denver Newsletter. Louis Meyer,
formerly the Advertisers court repor-
ter. is also busy in Denver journal
ism.
Governor Frear stated yesterday
that no new offer to exchange the Ka-
paa lands would be made TO the Ma
kee Sugar company. II was the de-
sire OF the government to open the
pineapple lands there TO homesteaders
and the desire OF the government TO
also homestead the sugar lands. al
though the latter might be released TO
the plantation.
Deputy Attorney General Whitney
returned from Maui yesterday, where
he has been representing the depart
ment in an investigation OF the
charges of employing alien labor made
against contractor Mcdonald on the
Wailuku court house. He reports that
W. F. Crockett will probably be made
county attorney Of Maui in the place
of d. H Case. resigned.
w. W, Harris, manager of the Ha-
waiian Mahogany company. made
flying visit TO Honolulu yesterday. ar
irving by the Mauna Kea in the morn
ing and sailing on her again in the
afternoon. He reports that Sam john
son has taken hold of his new work
and is pushing it along vigorously.
hsving already broken the record for
?. one days tie output. He says that
the Colonel is learning to talk Japa-
nese and getting into position TO put
his men through an axe drill.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23
THERAPION

IS sold by principal Chemists hrcdehout the
world Price in England 20 and 40 In
ordering state which Of the three numbers re-
Quired and observe that the word -Thsrap<0a"
appears on British Government Stamp Gin
white letters on a red groundl afixed 70 every
package by order Of His Msiestys Hon. Com
missioners- and without which i Is forgery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23

LEVERS & COOKE Roos-t Levers.
2. J Lewrsy, c N Cookel--Iuporr-
s-s ard dealers in lumber and build
ing materials. Once. a. Furr street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23

Day AZ E1Tz uz5e I new E1rlf-z
rsrnrd t1r tie peIs vzuIt- clearing tie
kser II z E=s1 - uchsz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23

Bans knocked out squires win
Tremendous blow IN the ribs 10 ths>
eighth round. squires made a beises
showing than previously.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23
E1EN.

ROE-Iuus .Ist- 1903 Ia.a EaIakzr.z
Ava Honolulu T H u hz wife Of
Chaz- 2 FIRE n 5zugnrzr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23
BUSINESS cAEDs.

EONOLULC IRON WORKS Co.-Ms-
chi1sry q every description made 70
order
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Friday. June 1s.
o. s. s. Alameda, Dowdell. from San
Francisco.
Stur. Mauna Ksa. Freeman, from
Maui and Hawaii ports.
Stur. he Au Hou. Petersen. from
Kauai.
Sunday. June 81
Str. Noeau. Mitchell. from Hawaii
ports
Str. W. c. Hall. Thompson. from
Kauai ports,
Str. Niihau. Oness, from AnahoIa-
Str. Mikahala, Self, from Maui and
MolOkai ports
NJ y. Cos s. s. Luriine, weeden.
from san Francisco via HiIo-
str. BE Au HOu. Petersen, from
Kauai
Str. J. A. Cummins. searle. from
KooIau-
Sch Moi wahine. Mana, from Ho-
noipu-
Monday. June .. 1895
A h s. : Alaskan. Nichols, from
Seattle
7 b x Nippon Maru. Greene. from
san Francisco
Str Mauua kea, Freeman. from
Hil0.
DEPARTED.
str BE Al Hou. Petersen, for
kauai
str NiIhau. Ousss. for Kauai
Stmr- Mauua Loa- Stmersou. for
Maui Koua and Kan
Stmr. CIautine, Bennett. for Maui
and Hawaii
Stmr Mauna Kea, Freeman. for
HIo-
Am schr- Defender. HeIIingzen, for
EJuOipu 20 load
Z : s. Maine. Harder. for Guam
Z : : Alabama, Veeder. for Guam
7 x 4 Nippon MarU. Greene, for
the Orient
Str ke Al HOu. Petersen for Kau-
al ports
Str NIfhau- Ouess. for MakaweIi
str Despatch, KOksritz, far Kaa-
1EuGLi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23

soIL1.rER DRUG CO. AGENTS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23

p.-.s-a y pr.l. ksr 4 ca. t,-.n, xasa., 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-23

he accom- llltiaELdlS E2r ptSSSa gers
are Of the finest No steamer coming
Ia HaugIuIu has better staterooms-
They are first large AMI second airy.
II q them are 20 situated that they
Irs what may BE termed outside rgoms-
The ruomy decks. especially the poop,
ara vel adapted for proueuade- AMI a
special deck l. being constructed for
the storage OF bananas Il VIII be large
enough 70 taxa 6gGg buneHzs- The
freigh--handIzng machinery Is Of the
latest style, AMI very capable q dang
fns work When n Flo taking zuzar
from the Eauai- the LurEfus haa,II,zI
WIKI Eer wIuehes zGGQ bagz an E0ur Al
sue hatch
Her Interior L fuzhe,I II mahogany
ami Whifs- There 4 a fns automatic.
piano, AMI 4 library n Tie social hail
whIeh Il very spacious 1 card and
smoking room aE tie social haI 3
.lr.f1rrabIT located AMI EEu furnish
sd far the purposes Il Is % &c used
The deck officers ru0ms ara Al n the
forward house. engineers hang housed
afE OF the dIa5nzruou q pantry,
where food Il kept for Saving N a
steam heater IN eIeetris grin znd
patent egg boiler ara Installed N this
pantry The galley Ia afr and the pas
ssngsrz ara not N any way annoyed
By the smells az the kitchen
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-02-20
CURRENT EVENTS.

Clipped from the Exchanges Which
Come to Our Table.
When Ida Tarbell remarked that
iii seems that woman's chief eco
'nomic function is spending money
she jeopardized her reputation for
saying things nobody had thought
Of before.
A Nebraska man tried to beg Of
the jury by telling the judge that he
was about to be married. The judge
ruled against hl.ssss commenting
grimly, ''You might as we'll stay on
the jury and enjoy yourself q little
while longer"
The treating habit is we'll hit
|oIf BY the Chicago News, which says
that "mincs pie may BE- as bad as
liquor taken ii moderation, but the
pIs-satsr never i dragged into )
res>sur1pi and forced 70 eat twenty
pls>es II pic n SUGGESTION under
onaIly d bsine called stingy" No
9p1dex ! MN 4 'oross q home
~ ~ expeFisnee'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-02-20

northern Europe, the Scandinavian
countries leading with 636; Germans
were next in the list with 1868; and Ger.
man Russians numbered 1856 The Brit
ish subjects to ask for citizenship mum.
bered 1877. The rest were from Austria
and southern Europe. Two hundred
fifty SIX final citizen certificates were
taken ont for the year. and as in the
apple atoms the Scandinavian countries
held the lead, Norway, Sweden and
Denmark all showing good lists. with
England and Germany showing about
the same number.
The state conference of Charities and
Corrections for South Dakota will be
held at Redfeld, April 1, and 8.
Addresses will be made by Judge Rob.
inson, of the board of control of Iowa,
by Miss Jane Adams, of Hull House
fame, DIR. Tomlinson, of st. Peter,
Mimi, E. O. Erickson, president of the
board OF regents OF South Dakota; DIR.
Thomas Nicholson, president of the
Dakota Wesleyan university; Bishop
O'Gorman; Miss Allie Jewell, of the
Chiidren's Home, Sioux Falls; DIR. f.
M. Grain, of Redfield, DR.. Warren;
president of the Yankton college, and
others of equal prominence and ability.
The general themes for discussion
will be along the lines Of sociology such
as Home Training vs. State Training, :"
"The States Duty Toward It's Defec.
tives." 1.-THE States Duty Toward
Criminals, Reformation Rather Than
vindication Higher Duty of the
State" "Child Saving Factor in
Society Building" THE States Duty
Toward Homeless Children" "Trus
Foundation Of Social Rsform," and
|other SUBJECTS Of like character.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-02-20
NEwsY STATE NOTES.

A Chicago dispatch says: James Nc
Laughlin, the young farmer OF Phillips,
s. d., who was robbed Of $3.50 at the
union station in that city, while on his
way to Kankakee, ILL.,, to be married,
reached the home Of the bride in that
city yesterday, just twelve hours late
Mise Kate White. the bride-to-be, had
been Frustrated. but improved at once.
The delayed wedding was celebrated
Sunday.
The president has just signed proc
lamation creating the. Jewel Gave
national monument. within the Black
Hills national forest, South Dakota
This remarkable cave, which is located
thirteen miles west and south of Custer,
the county seat of Custer county, in a
limestone formation, 10 believed by geol.
ogists to be an extinct geyser channel.
The national monument will embrace
an area of $50 acres.
| A miracle saved the life Of A. l.. Lee.
man, of Rapid City, Sunday. when he
drove his pick into an old powder hole
containing giant powder. The explo
sion tore the pick to pieces and hurled
him into creek 125 feet from the place
of the explosion Besides serious burns
and wounds on the face several ribs
were broken. Two blasts were SCI and
only the one exploded. The second one
was prevented 20 that it failed te
explode.
| The report Of the bureau Of vital sta.
tistics Of the state on naturalization
for 1907, shows that 1857 foreigners tool
ont their papsrn Of intention Of bscom.
ling citissns. Most Of these came from
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-02-20

the report of assessment committee as
amended be adopted. Motion carried
and so do cIared
Motion made and seconded TO adjourn
Carl Malmberg,
City Auditor
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-02-20
From Butler Herald.

From Butler Herald.
August Crash and Joseph Horst
were in Webster Thursday.
Ben Wade and Ed Fromberg
went to Webster Monday night on
business.
Ferdinand Wagner was attending
to business in Webster Thursday
and Friday.
Chauncy Morey went to Webster
last week to take possession of pool
room he has bought there.
Mrs. F. G.. Lewis and Kermit
went to Webster Friday night to
join MIR. Lewis, who is one of the
iurymen.
Louis Haase arrived from Web
ster Saturday and will work for
Henry Witt the coming spring and
summer.
DIR. Sorbel, OF Webster, was here
from Friday until Monday attending
to the ailing horses in the neighbor-
hood.
Last Thursday Martin Giblin got
a fat hog from Anton Cimoski. On
his way home the hog scared the
horses and they ran away, leaving
him and the hog in the road so they
had fine walk in the snow.
Daniel f. Ash, father Of HI. f.
Ash, Of this place, died at Elk City,
Okla, Jan. 10, 1908. Deceased was
aged SO years. 4 months and 10
days. He was living with his son,
James, in Elk City, where they had
moved from Rankin about two
months ago. MIR. Ash led an inter
esting career, haven been chosen
captain Of Company Z Doth Indiana
Volunteers in 1853 and serving one
year toward the close of the civil
war. He leaves besides his two sons
one daughter, Mrs. Kate Clark, Of
Eurecha, Cal. The relatives have
our sympathy in the loss of this
respected and beloved member Of
their family.