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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-10-03
ACCUSED OF ENLIGHTENMENT
J. -. w. Phillips of Tampa, Who was
Candidate for Delegate TO the
National Convention

j. Harvey WitherspOon Phillips, of
Tampa. who was a candidate in the
democratic primaries in May last for
election as a delegate to the national
convention. at Denver, is in serious
trouble in Asheville, y. c.. having
been arrested in that city Wednesday
upon the charge of the embezzlement
of more than 800 belonging to the
firm of Bower & Co. Of Fort Wayne,
Indiana.
The money alleged to have been en-
bezzled by Phillips, il is understood,
was funds collected by him from c.
c. Bradley and others of Pensacola.
The matter was placed in the hands
of J. f. Davis YOnge. of Pensacola. by
the Indiana firm, who claim that Phil
lips in the first instance. had no au-
.thOrity TO make collections for their
account and secondly. that he has
rendered no accounting to them of the
collections made.
Phillips left Pensacola several weeks
ago and was located at Asheville by
Sheriff Van Pelt, of Escambia county.
when instructions We're wired the
sheriff i'm the North Carolina resort to
place hi munder arrest upon the
charges pending here. The sheriff
was advised that Phillips had been
put under arrest. but received 4 tel
egram from the North Carolina sheriff
that the alleged embezzler has declin-
ed TO return here without requisitiOn
papers: and also that he was prepar-
ing TO apply for release from custody
under habeas corpus Toceed:ngs.
When the above information was re-
ceived by the sheriff he had already
wired Governor Broward requesting
that h wire the governor OF North
Carolina requesting him 10 instruct
the authorities 10 hold Phillis pending
the issuance of requisitiOn papers.
1t is also understood that a tele-
gram has been received from Phillips
by attorneys in Pensacola making in
quiry as to what amount Of money
will be required to settle the matter
without criminal proceedings.
Phillips home is in Tampa, out of
which city he was travelling some
months ago as a representative of
drug house. He is a brother of States
Attorney Herbert s Phillips. of Tam
pa. ard his father is a Methodist min
lister i'm the Florida conference.
The accused is well known in Jack
sonviHr. he having spent much of his
time in this city in recent Llonths.-
Jacksonville Metropolis. 2nd.
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To keep Voters In Ignorance

Here he makes the same charge
that the President does. the astound-
ing charge that the voters are 50 liable
To be misled that the knowledge must
be kept from them. I insist that it
is an insult to the intelligence of the
voters. and il does little credit 70 Mr..
Taft's opinion Of the men u whom
he is making his appeal. President
Roosevelt may have made his state
ment thoughtlessly and on the impulse
of the moment. but Mr., Taft brings
the same Indictment against the Vot-
ers with dcliberation and after he has
read a criticism Of the Presidents
views.
1t is fair to charge. therefore, that
Mr. Taft is either expecting t. receive
contributors which would arouse just
such suspicion among an intelligent
peorle. or contributions which. if
known. would arouse an unjust sus-
picion among a people too ignorant 20
form 4 correct judgment upon the
facts. This is an evasion which he
can neither retraCt nor excuse. IL
can only be explained by a conscious
ness that Republican campaign meth
DDS will not bear the light and that
it would be dangerous to his party if
the public knew before the election
what he promises 10 make public after
the election.
Discouraeement of Contributors
His subsequent argument that the
puhlicatiOn before election of the
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-10-03
REPUBLICANS BELIEVE
IN HOLY WRIT
In the Matter Of Campaign Contribu-
tons They Do Not Want the Right
Hand CT the People to Know What
the Left Hand of the Trust is DOING

Lincoln. Neb.. Oct 2.-Declaring
that every. diSintereStcd voter knows
that large contributions have been used
TO secure mortgages upon officials. w
j. Bryan last night issued at Fairview
a statement criticiSing the adoption by
william Fl. Taft. his Republican oppo-
nsnt for President. of President
Roosrvelt's announced view on the
subject If publicity Of campaign con-
tribUticns
Following is The complete text Of Mr..
Pryan's statement.
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81 am surprised TO find that Mr. Taft
indorses the Presidents views on the
subject of publicity as to campaign
contributions, but since he holds these
views | am glad that he makes them
known now. We now have publicity
before tn" election ~ to his opinion
even if he does not believe in public
ity of contributions until after the
election. H fails to see the difference
between the publication of cOntribu-
tions before election and the publica-
ton Of expenditures before election.
The publication Of expenditures is
required to show whether corrupt
methods have been employed in the
election and as the expenditures con-
time up to the close of the polls it
would be impossible TO make COM
plete publication until after the cleo
ton. The publication of contributions
ought to be before elections The main
reason for the publication of cOntriOu-
tiOns before election is to show the
public the sources from which the
contributions come in order that the
public may know which party preda-
tory interests are supporting. Every
one who knows human nature knows
that the element of gratitude must al
ways be considered in human affairs
Ingratitude has been described as a
worse sin than revenge. for ingratitudo
rcrays good with evel. while revenge
only repays evil with evil.
Every disiutercsted voter knows
that the large contributions have been
used to secure mortgages upon Off
cials. The publication Of contributions
throws a great deal more light upon
the influence ut work in politics than
the publication of expenditures. for the
publication Of contributions shows T.
whom the party is cbted. and Il
whom repayment i likely to be made
while the publication Of expenditures
shows what has been paid out and dis
bursements do rot create obligations
that affect the course Of the admins
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tribute TO the legitimate purposes of
the campaign by exposing them 10 the
bitter diatribes of unfair attacks or
slanderous condemnation of partiSans
in an electoral fight ought 10 have
little weight when il is considered that
such publication would be efficaciOus
in discOuraging those who now desire
10 contribute 10 Legitimate expenses.
and for the purpose of putting officials
under obligations TO them. While pub
locations after the election may enable
Us to judge whether subsequent off
Cial action has been improperly affect
ed in favor of the contributors by the
successful candidate this is OF very
small value compared with the benefit
10 be derived from the publication of
contributions before elections.
The people have a right 10 form
their own opinion a. 10 the influences
which are at work. They do not need
a guardian to protect them from the
misuse of the knowledge which they
may acquire. ami they ought not 10 be
required 10 employ detectives to find
out what the officials are doing after
the election Mr.. Taft knows that a
great many matters come before eX-
ecutcrS and legislators. which ii is diff
ficult. If not impossible. for the average
voter TO investigate the facts.
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EXCELLENT HEALTH ADVICE

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dawson, of No. 379 Gift
ford Ave. San Jose. Cal, says: "The
worth Of Electric Bitters as a general
family remedy, for headache. bilious
ness and tOrpOr of the liver and bowels
is so pronounced that | am prompted
to say a word in its favor. for the
benefit of those seeking relief from
such Affections. There is more health
for the digestive organs in a bottle of
Eectric Bitters than in any other rem
edy / know Of" Sold under guarantee
at all drugstores. soc.
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MARRIED MAN IN TROUBLE

4 married man who permits any
me mber Of his family To take anything
except Foley's Honey and Tar. for
coughs. colds and lung trouble. is
guilty Of neglect. Nothing else is as
good for all pulmonary troubles. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar con-
tains no opiates and is in a yellow
package. Sold by all dealers.
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Disbursement of Contributors

His subsequent argument that the
publication before election of the
names and amounts contributed would
discourage those who desire TO con-
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Surprised at Taft

ng is The complete text Of Mr..
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BATTLESHIPS IN MANILA BAY
The Great Fleet Has Finished Another
Stage in the Around the World
Cruise

Manila. Oct with the brilliant
tropical sunlight pouring down on
their polished guns and cleaning
paint, swift breeze waving their
many flags straight from stats and
stirring bunting that covered half
hundred launches and excursion
steamers that were crowded with
cheering thousands as they escorted
the big ships up the bay, the Atlantic
battleship fleet steamed slowly into
Manila bay yesterday afternoon and
dropped anchor off the city.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-10-03
LIZ YOU KNEW

The merits of the Texas Wonder. you
would never suffer from kidney, blad-
der or rheumatic trouble. 81 bottle two
months treatment Sold by druggists
or by mail. Send for testimonials. DR..
f. w Hall. 1926 Olive street, st.
Louis. Missouri.
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Taft's View of Purpose

"Mr. Taft says that the proper OBJ
ject of a publicity law is to prevent the
use of money for bribery and other
enable the law officers of the govern
ment and the public to determine
whether the contributions made were
properly expended for legitimate pur
poses And he adds. the requirement
that the names and accounts Of the
persons contributing should also be
shown is for the purpose of enabling
the public and the prosecuting officers
Eofotio n-lsB as-dk hodges tOju ESH
of the government to judge whether
subsequent official action has been
Improperly affected in favor of the
contributors by the successful candi-
date
This, he says. can all be accom-
plished by publication after the cleo
ton. He then proceeds to indorse the
position taken by the President. de-
claring that the chief objection to the
publication of contributions before the
election is that it makes certain that
in the heat of the controversy the mo-
tive Of those who contribute to pay
the legitimate expenses OF the cam
paign viii be misconstrucd. perverted
and misrcpreSentel
THE candidate also he insists, in
whose behalf the contributions are
made will be- charged in the most un-
fair way as being completely under
the control of those who make the
Evil N,,t
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VOTING CONTEST
NUGGETS FREE TRIPS To
A. Y. P. FAIR

Notice is now given that Saturday
Dee. >. Will he tue last day for regis
tratiou of tho names Of candidates for
the Nuggets Free Trip t. the Alaska
Yukon Pacific Fair
Every one Who wants 10 enter the
contest should have one OF more votes
delivered at this office on or before
that date. The hour Of closing will be
" o'clock on Saturday night. Dec. >
lust bring in Your votes and give them
Ia the Vote Contest Editor and get a
receipt for them. 1t makes no differ
"ncc whether you bring in one or one
thousand As long as YOU get your
name on the list of contestants YOU
are eligible, and may do your heavy
voting later, whenever YOU wish.
ON Monday Dec. :. there will appear
in this column a full list of all entries
ana the number of votes each ten has
To his or her credit
For the benefit of those who for
some reason may be late in registering
there VIII remain one other possible
way Of getting their names on the list
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aud entering the contest. This other
Nay is as follows. From Dec . to
Jan. > any person not already on the
list may enter his or her name by de-
posting al one time 1500 or more
votes in favor Of self, OF friend may
deposit the same number Of ballots for
a person and thus get the name en-
tered.
For the month beginning Jan. and
ending Feb. >. 5000 votes in a bunch
will be necessary to secure the entry
of name. Thereafter. 5000 votes at
one time for the same person will en-
title any one not already on the list TO
enter the contest.
II is better. however, To get your
name on the list, and before the public.
al the Very first. so that all your
friends may know that YOU are con-
testing They may want to help YOU
with votes.
Remember. the registration closes
Saturday, Dec. 3. at p. m. and the
list Of all contestants and the votes
they then have will appear in the Mug
get on Monday, Dec. I.
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CHANLER WANTS
HIS FORTUNE
Nuggets Special Service.

egIkII.aTTES\.ttIF= y, H..
t.F, ,.,,.=,.......= ...,.=...,#=
- ''''5''''. i''''.S. + "E'"' III
'''' courts III al sifte''N"r Z" prove his
sanity AMI r"gaiu possession If his
Irivare fortune
CHAMBER IS a brother If Goxernar
4,i.. s.,...=....=
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clrarN Fairbanks CHstauik5 Dome
Vault Goldstream. Pedro. Ester. I'm
gHeer and their tributari.s Ester
creek proved one Of the banner creek e
t-ts year CIeary and Fairbanks Kept
~ their pace and AN IN ,uthet- arr
giving good account Of IHcmSrIy,.-.
Vault proved The most disappointing.
u Is estimated that TeHderfaut Weld
ad about S1oo.ano tn Hut Springs
district lrnbably contributed xaau uuo.
ami other outlying districts. such as
thu Hunuidcld tn, TauaniEa. the t.
tatlanika. etc. produced about TIN
usual amuunt Tie sum If Sto0 aaa
WIS brought down during the summer
from tbr Koyukuk and il is estimated
that TIM output from th,re for the
present season will amount II S3nn onn
The Chaudlar win probably produce
So. oag or S6U.uo SOM 81 which has al
ready found its way To- Fairbanks. and
the output from the lnnuku viii prob
ably reach slo0ooo Thu larger part of
the circle gold also finds lis way Ia
Fairbanks. but the gold from thesc
farthest outlying districts is not csti-
mated in the total given
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Billiards and pool. Board of Ira 10
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DISTRICT COURT
DAILY MINUTES

TuesdaN. Dec. I. laoN Ia u ~
kruzamapa Hot Springs Company
-. Roberts It al Tn demurrer IL
complaint heretofore submitted Wa
oterruled by tae court order dIed.
Uuited States y Svantou 1T III
Thc court rendered a decision sustain
ing tn. demurrer To complaint, Direct
ins taa' tac complaint he amended by
designating tbe particular condition
which has been broken hv defendant
SHantpn order flied.
Srgerstram " Scgerstram On
stipulation "f counsel thr hearing an
orerr IL show causc was continued
until J.. m.
Walby =. Walby The Judgment
heretofore submitted WAS slened hy
tn court aud filed Judgment being ror
divorce ana custody Of infant in favor
of plaintiff
Daniel y. Hoosendoru Il al The
court rendered a decision finding that
tn plaintiH is entitled to All the relief
he socks including the injunction. and
directed counsel to prepare findings of
fact ana conclusions of law aud iudg-
.mcnt for tbs signature of the court
Lloyd y. Lloyd Il al Trial rceumcd.
" \. Lloyd on the stand for further
direct examination in rchuttal. and
thereafter Mrs. r. II Campbell aud
Harvey Fry were recalled and testified
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Granite Mining Candle. ar. tn. sss,
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NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

Public notice is hereby given that by
virtue of a special execution .p!1 ,rdcl
Of sale dated October 24th. 1908, issued
out of the District Court for the Sec
and Division. District IF Alaska. on "A
judgment rendered in said court ON
Tho 24th day Of October. lanS. in favor
Of Christina MaeLran and against
ophclia F'rohrSe. | Will offer for sale
At public vendue Ia the highest and
best bidder for cash. on the 18th .iay
Of November. zoos ut the fr"rt door
Of the Court House, home. Alaska. At
; o'clock =. m. all of tire right, title
and interest of the defendant Ophelia
Frobese in and t. tho following de
scribed real property An undivided
one-half 1-9) part Of lots numbered
eleven CD and twelve d2) in block
numbered twenty-one cd. as de
scribed in trustees deed executed Sep
tember 10, 1906. by Porter J. Coston.
townsite trustee II Nome. Alaska. sit
uated in Nome. Alaska.
Dated at Nome. Alaska. this 27th
day of October 1905
r. c. POWELL.
United States Marshal. Second
" Division. District Of Alaska.
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r. rHm4H IT, r-4a'a t84 rslaa
PESTS
D. T. lfa.d a.,z recalled b. defend
|aHf 5H -ata. b4taaH rs PERMISSION 81
| thu sau. " n Tsaya was recalled B.,
plaintiff II r-eatt#. #Hd thereafter
/ Airs Margt-t IJaeI ..a- recalled I'm,
testified Ter defendants .n surabuttsJ
tnd defendants rest " fIrvd VIZ
| recalled rs rgtHua u ~4frbuttal
IaH1 r.ltHuG rests ami fht Testimony
rH-,~ef. aHt TIN ea=. argued tn tbs
court bt respective. counsel AMI subj
mitt-d.
\ Protopapa- ~ steamship ohio
Th,- ,o-y eumr wgumrt, au for trial
brfrr, tho yaurt GcorEr T. Seaofirtd
appearing FIR the HleGut=aud n. NJ
Gloves for thu respondent. TN ma
ton 1t .. " cIoNrs Tn. name 1T oico
T.. orig~hy was ordered entered rs as
s"c,ut" counsel rtr respondent. On
stipulation Of counsel TIM amended an
s"or was amended 3- follows hs utter
ln"utI"u In paragraph : If dfst an
sW"r IN" words delivery OF It's cargo"
changed IL read sa"tle, 81 affivaI'
Wherever The same apHcaIs in pall-
graph y. and N paragraph = tn words
delivery Of said gaod=a tn "uatfr,. If
arrival" and IN paragraph 10 the
words "ueulE three years" t. Nearly
three years" after uutfrr Ut arrival.
Counsel also situated G.d cofie, IF
TIN bill If iadng and thu correspond
encc relating t. TIN cIaim in question
shall hc admitted in evidence as the
originals. WJieiug the Introduction ~
tn original hllS al ladug aud CORE
sron1rner. = NJ ,1avc-. ou behalf
of tn ra-rond,n. mov.d for judg
mont oil thu flradines and tr,. matter
ARGUED until l. oeloeE noon when
court adjourned until p m.
. Z NJ
Watson 81 al vs.. Ewing - al ". \.
IGiImef" presented - stipulation Of dis
missai. and ON motion MAS granted an
oricr Of dismissal in accordance with
the stipulation. and tbe c7~r stricken
from the law calendar
Scgcrstrum y Scgcrstrnm Motion
for sui MONEY aud for restraining or-
der waS agued. Lay W y. Gilmore Tor
aud ~ a l.. cochran conla Waen
II" fIvadae4 and aGidapII4 for and
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FOUND

FOUND KY. on Front street Owner
may have same hs paving Tor f.is
al.
FoCND-Chdu holding two key
Owner may hav. them by paving foot
this al
YALE lock key. Owner can hay
same by paving for this ad
MUSIC LESSONS.
VIOLIN LESSONS \. Dahl
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The Seely mattress has no equal.
Cosgrove & Slough are sole agents.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-29
NEWS NEVER PUBLISHED.

Every editor and publisher in the
country. says Newspaperdom. knows
there is a well full of truth in the
following defense of the newspapers
which contemporary publishes to
refute the oft-yaunted claim that the
newspaper press is nowadays "pry-
ing into everything
The average newspaper man finds
out all the naughty doings. no matter
how secretly they are planned or
kept.
II the newspapers would publish
half the stuff they hear there would
be ten divorces where there is now
one; there would be social ostra-
cism of many who now shine in up
perdom: there would be shotgun
matinees, lynching bees, hatchet par
ties, gore imprisonments, desolation
and misery.
The editor learns nearly all hypo-
.crisy of life, and it's wonder he
believes in man or woman, witch or
devil, in heaven or hell.
Many people continually find fault
with newspapers. when as matter
of fact, they owe their very standing
in The community to the editorial
waste baskst.-EX
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-29
SERUM FOR HOG CHOLERA
WILL EXTERMINATE DISEASE
{ Special to The Sentinel.l

Columbia. Mo. Dec. 29.-As a re-
suit of perfecting a serum that is an
antitoNine against hog cholera. the
Missouri Agricultural college guaran-
tees the state Legislature that with AN
appropriation of S45,00O a year it
will save the farmers of Missouri
from S1.000.000 10 $5,OOO.0OO an
nually
The agricultural college announces
unequivocally that 1t is prepared to
vanquish hog cholera.
The serum is drawn from what is
known as hyperimmunized hog. the
fibering being removed so as to- pre-
vent clotting. The serum is treated
with small quantities of carbolic acid
and then kept in a cool place where
il can be kept from six to twelve
months.
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IN THIS CITY LOOKING
FOR OLD PIONEERS

The undersigned secretary of the
Southern Colorado Pioneers assoc
iation. Incorporated, while Wishing
for few days. some relatives in he
city would gladly receive appiic.t-
tions for membership in the associi-
ton from any and I'll persons who
reside anywhere in the present state
while yet territory, and who also
much desires to collect letters paoe-s
and pictures. or articles of almost
any kind. for proper preservation -
that are connected with the listC-v
of this vicinity during the early state
hood or territorial days.
For few days address in care OF
NJ. o. Delaplain. city and afterward
Box 236 Pueblo. Colo.
Respectfully
CHAS. w. KESSLER
Grand Junction, Colo, Dec rs. 1905
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GREAT COAL RESERVES.
IBy Associated Press. l

Helena, Mont. Dec. 29.-Cleveson.
manager of the Montana Coke G. Coal
company of Eldridge, says large
deposit of coal lies under Yellow
stone Park. Speaking of the deposit.
he says:
"Someday, probably within the
next twenty or forty years, these de-
posits will, | believe, be thrown open
to development and operation,
have traced outcrops of coal several
thousand feet deep in the park. There
is no question but that millions of
dollars worth of coal and other min
erals are locked up in this national
reserve and | look to see them open
ed one day
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Closing Up the Old Year.

To close up the old year we are of
fering a few snaps in city lots:
One pair between II and 13 or
Ute, south front 5000, north front.
s175. One pair between Is and IA
Ute, south front S175. north front
only $3.50. One pair on the corner
of l4th and Colorado only $3.50.
Four lots on the corner of 18th and
Ute only $3.50. Four fine lots on the
corner of 18th and Colorado, avenue
$500. Terms on all the above lots.
one-third cash, balance in 6 and
12 months.
One pair of lots on Main street be
tween IL and 2 for $1,000. one-haIf
cash. One pair on Teller avenue.
$500. Three fine lots on Teller be
tween and 8 for S 900.
We have a five-room house and
two lots in fine shape for S2,500-
See us at once.
RICH-HUTCHINSON REALTY co.
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IT WAS 2 ABOVE TODAY.

Il At six O'Clock this mornin.
the temperature was two above
zero i'm Grand Junction. 1t was
some colder an hour or two
earlier. The highest point the
temperature reached during the
~ hours ending ut six o'clock
this morning was Is degrees.
The weather map for today says
Forecast Till q p. m. Wednesday.
tlssded at Denver.)
For Grand junction and vicinity
fair tonight and Wednesday.
For Colorado: Tonight fair. cooler
in the central portion; Wednesday
generally fair, colder in the east por-
ton.
Weather Conditions.
The storm center has moved east
to northwest North Dakota, causing
light snow and high wind along the
north border.
Fair weather prevails over the
middle states and the West: partly
cloudy to cloudy weather in the
South and East. with light rain in
portions of Mississippi valley
The temperature has risen to above
freezing throughout the Mississippi
valley, but it remains cold west of
the Rockies, particularly over the
portion of the Great Plat
eau.
Conditions indicate continued fair
and cold weather in this vicinity for
tonight and Wednesday.
X. NJ. HARDINGE.
Official in Charge
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-29

We make specially of range con-
nection.- j, E. Mckenzie. Phone Red
ISL, rex
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