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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-07-24

alton. having its head offices in PniIa-
delphia. The authorized capital Of
the company is $5,90o,0oo, it is al
legged.
The Barber Asphalt company began
to do business in Iowa in 1908, so
1t is alleged, and has never paid the
customary filing fee or y25 for the
nrst $4,000 of the capital stock and
81 for each additional $1,000 OF the
capital The state asks the payment,
therefore. Of fling fee of $3.915.
The penalty for failure to file articles
OF incorporation and for operating IN
the state without a permit has been
fixed by law at 500 for each day.
The Barber company has been operat-
ing ii, Iowa since 1903. or Its days,
making the total penalty $177,5o0.
This, coupled with the $3,e15 claimed
as filing fee makes $1S1, AIS the total
amount demanded by the state.
Another Lodge Suit Looms Up.
Another half million dollar suit
was started in the local courts when
the grand lodge of the Ancient Order
Of Workmen of Wisconsin filed a petit
ton in the district court, charging
the supreme lodge OF the order With
various offenses and demanding sum
Of $427,987.7b. and that the lodge pay
claims amounting to $8s,966.
The contention OF the state lodge
is that the supreme lodge of the
order has made away with It's guar.
antee fund of 27,s7s.75 and that the
supreme lodge has failed to pay legiti-
mate claims to the amount Of $sa,966.
This demand is made through q
contract the state lodge is alleged to
have with the supreme lodge which
makes the latter responsible for all
| Indebtedness incurred by any sub.
ordinate lodge, SO that when bank
rupt proceedings were started against
the state lodge in 1907 the Wisconsin
lodge says that the supreme lodge
should have protected it.
Attorneys Burke, Alexander &
Burke, and R. L. Parish, representing
the Fidelity Trust Co., as trustee
/ for the Wisconsin lodge, appear in
the case.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-12

July 10.

July 10.
Mrs. Fannie Sheridan and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Rosebud
Mrs K. Redden and Misses Bernard
and Annie Winchester of New Burn
sides are visiting relatives in VienES
this week.
Mrs. Ben Dills and children of Mt
Carmel! are guests of Mr. and Mrs
e. McFatridge,
Nh and Mrs. Frank Thomas have
gone 10 Golconda TO visit relatives.
Master Louie Beanman of East st
Louis, is guest of his friend Mas
ter Paul Whitehead
Mrs. " f. Galeener is visiting the
Misses Carrie and Clara Beauman at
Tunnel Hill.
Attorney w A. Spann is attending
court in Mound City
Mr.. II, Wortfan of Gilmore, Mo,
is guest of his father. east of town
f. r. Johnston, north of town he's
returned from a visit to relatives I'm
Peoria, III.
Or. WIN Rose of Cypress was in
Vienna on business Thursday
The tent meeting conducted by Mrs.
}. Humphrey has closed The new
converts will be baptized in the pond
in the fair grounds next Sunday after.
noon.
The EpWorth League will give a trip
around the world on next Friday even
ing. A good chance To visit all tho
countries and see the wonderful
sights.
The Ala Society OF the Baptist
church met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. ], n, Yardel That of the Chris.
tan church in the lower room of the
Democrat office. The M. e. Aid met
in the basement of the church
Senator A. j. Hopkins will be in
Vienna Wednesday the 18th. from 10
a, m. until in the afternoon
Hon rhos. II. Sheridan has an
nonnced this week as a candidate for
tnt uIrl,--oI aueao- s.s~-~,-.--. rr--aii
civ his opponent lively race.
A. J. Perkins was taken suddenly
Ill Wednesday evening and for a time
was IN a dangerous condition Is much
improved at this writing.
Mrs. ) h. Copeland is guest here
Of her mother iniaw. Mrs. Maggie
.,iml.Sun.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE Estate OF

EXECUTORS NOTICE Estate OF
Charles r. Hessian, deceased. The
undersigned, having been appointed
executor OF the last will and tesla
ment Of Charles r. iiessian late Of the
county Of Alexander and state of mi
nois, deceased hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the county
court Of Alexander county, at the
court house in Cairo at the Septem-
Der term, A. d. 1908, of said court, on
the first Monday in September next,
at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend for
the purpose of having the same adj
iusted. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day of July A. d.
1903.
JOHN b. GREANEY,
Executor,
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July Il, 1908.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo Cheek, of Fort
Oglethorpe, Ga, are the guests Of the
formers mother, Mrs. Alta Taylor
and his sister, Mrs, A. j. Dougherty
and family
Mrs, Burkheimer and brother Of
Mounds, were in town Friday
Mrs. Robert Uranium and little Miss
Mary lngert, of paducah are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eichhorn,
Miss Florence Stophlet left Friday
for Owensboro where she will be the
guest of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schnler, Jr,, Were
the guests of relatives at Leyinss FRI
day
Mr. mad Mrs H. c Ashbaneh made
a business trip To America Friday
Geo. ichhofn went 10 Grand Chain
on business Friday
Mrs. Harry Hood, Mrs, Will Pfefer,
Misses Ethel and Flora Dougherty
spent Friday in Cairo.
The body of B. + Utley, accom-
panied by the bereayed family and IA
large concourse of friends was taken
Friday morning to Beiknap where IT
was taken to the NJ. f. church lying
in state from 7:30 to 81 am. when
services were conducted by Rev. Ian
dis, the pastor of the church and Rev.
j w MeNeile the district superin
tendent OF this district. A large mum
Der of Bro. Utley's friends from
Vienna. Beiknap and the surrounding
country crowded the church and
there was scarcely a heart in the
large congregation 1ut felt the pain
of this parting After the service the
cemetery where they were laid to
rest Mrs. Utley and the fatherless
children have the deepest sympathy
of the entire community ia this sad
hour and the reason for this We
humbly bow 10 the Will Of Him who
gave this good life 10 rs for these few
short years Blessed are they that
die in the Lord. The following
friends from this city accompanied
the remains 10, their last resting
place Mrs. A, l.. c mpton, Dr. and
Mrs. Hall Whitaker Mr., and Mrs. w.
r. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Perks,
Mrs Kate Robacds. Mrs. Florence Ma
lone, Mrs. w. r. Rodman. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. H Mills Mrs. Ruby Richey,
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Keller, Misses Kate
fh,xf
Messrs. A, j. Docgherty. Pen Blum
Roy Moore E.d Sheer@r Wm' ro'tei'
l.. d. Stophlet Chas. L'veSaY . r.
Waugh, w. A. Wall, II. v Hahdley, j.
w. McNeile, - Williams ana WIN
MONTGOMERY. Mrs. A. l.. compton,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Parker MIS- flor'
ence Malone and Mrs. ut'ey and ram
ily remained in Relfnap to VISIT feia
tiyes.
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That Is essential
The pain is caused by undigested
food. which irritstes the stomach
lining.
The stomach can certainly never
get well while that irritation con
finues.
No need TO doctor the stomach.
And dieting helps bu, little.
Tn. vital thing 10 to do the stom-
sch's work To eat what you want
and digest it.
Then the stomach, in a little
time. will do its work itself.
There is only one way to digest
all food. That is Kodol.
Pepsin digests slbumen only.
Starch requires something else;
Fat something else.
Then bowel digestion must be
accomplished too. That requires
other ingredients.
II REQUIRES an exact combination
to digest every food. and it must
be in liquid form.
Kedol Is that combination.
Ia test tubes. in our Laboratories
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A Fortunate Man.

One day young matron to the mar
ket place did go, where she bought an
oyster plant, then set II out to grow
Said she: Next winter Wen have
oysters, fresh oysters every day, and
what saving 1t will be, with not q
cent to pay Oh. but hubby should
be thankful 1t was his lot in life to
get such saving woman for his own
little wife"
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NOTES.

Several Youngsters have been doing
nice work on the diamond this season
but when it comes 20 the genuine
star Derfpgmers on the slab be sure tc
place an X opposite the names OF
William Donovan, of Detroit, and VII
liam Dineen of st. Louis.
Manager Mcguire. of the Boston
Americans saws he is mighty glad
President Navin OF Detroit refused to
give a nickel for odd Cy" Young
Suppose Navin had flashed the coin. .
says Jim. land | in fit of reckless
abandon had taken him on. @
cracky."
Boston has another Tom Mccarthy
The original Tom was a star fielder
while the present Thomas is a pitcher
who has made good with the Boston
Nationals.
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ON Keeping nappy.

There is no doubt some selfish salts
faction in yielding to melancholy aanL
lancying that we are victims OF fate
in biooding over grievances, especiall;
ii more or less imaginary. To b.
bright and cheerful often require
an effort; and in this respect, as Ia
others, we require to watch over ant
manage ourselves, almost as II vs.
we're somebody else.-Sir John Lut
book.
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Natures Warning.

II the eyes close irritably at tn
light, IL they twitch or the eyelid
jump or blink rapidly after som.
strain of work, If the eyelids reddet
in strong light and nervous crows
feet or wrinkles appear around tht
eyes. any time before at least so year.
OF age, then trouble lies ahead If the
eyes are neglected.
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Island Home Of Bats.

Bats were the only family Of native
mammals found on the thousands oil
small islands In the Pacific. These is
lands are so far away from the great
continents that no mammals but the
flying bats could reach them. The va
riety Of bats known ON earth is about
400.
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Lavender Water as olsinfeetant.

According TO a great French chem
list the free use of lavender water by
those who must nurse contagious dis
eases will greatly lessen the dangers
agreeable disinfectant than most Of
those In common use and gives a
fresh, clean odor to a sickroom that
is very agreeable.
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Profect the Birds.

The determination Of the birds. th'
policemen of the air, is a possible
calamity OF an extent not easily con
ceived. Competent authority pre-
diets that II would not only make SUE
cessful agriculture impossible, bu
would be followed by destruction q
nearly all vegetation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-12
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS |:


DR.. aud Mrs, Whitaker are the
guests of relatives AT Olmstead
DR. Hogan, Sr, Of Danyille Is in
town this week on business.
Mrs W. A.. Dougherty was Cairo
visitor Friday.
A party composed of Paul Walker,
Paul Darraeh, Floyd yesterday, Hal
lie Reed and Walter Schiller drove to
Cairo Friday evening.
Little Alma Utley Is seriously i'll.
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Pleasant couah Remedy.

This has rarely been known to ia.
in giving relief: Roast lemon yer!
carefully without burning IL. Whel
it is thoroughly hot cut 1t open in on,
end and squeeze into cup containing
three ounces OF finely powdered sugar
Take spoonful whenever your cough
troubles you 1t is excellent and mo1
agreeable 10 the taste
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-12
GIOVANNI DA ROOT.

Da PoOra Cubba yela and rave
She jump an pull her Mareely wave
Cos ia badda Pirate won't behave
sAint it Awfeel MabeIy?
Dl Yank' be play iika da stiff
lie driya mos nut OF man Griff
So Clarka he quit SO quicka as Jiff
r Amt II Awteel Mabely?
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Teoemsn, Death Rate Heavy.

About 1000 children under i've
years old die il tie New YORK tene
ment districts each mnnth-
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To cure a stomach trosle, first
Digest the Fod

we have see digest every food
that man Cd
II does tame in the stom-
ach, in one-t of the time.
One can'te the stomach by
giving it haty help.
There are y partial digesters
perhaps yove tried them.
But, hows careful you are
with your dsere is food which
they can't d
The irritakontinues.
But Kodohateyer YOU eat,
digests it at and completely.
Please prove at our risk. See
how instant relief. See how
quickly the sth recovsrse
You will r again permit
yourself to srrom Indigestion.
Guarantee
On the frstr bottle of Kodoi
your druggists a signed guar
sntee. If il Il do all We claim,
your druggistns your money.
You take no whatever. This
| Sl.O0 bottle bs ~ times as
much as Tie pttle. Made BY
E & DEWITT Chicago
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-12
Daily Thought.

Do you ever look at yourself when
soa abuse another g-Plantus.
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Da Cardinal da Dodge da Wash, ALA
tree
Such harda luck, o! HULA Gee,
Play hasa ball. but notta for me.
Amt II Awfeel MahelY?
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gren and Moran; McQuillan and Jack
litsch.
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An den, O! My! she falla da drop
So fas she now no can stop.
Amt it AWfeel Mabely?
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THREE LEAGUE.
At Clinton.

At Clinton.
Clinton, July 1I.-Ronan's home
run won the game.
Score r II f
Clinton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. J II Il
Dubuque Observation-Disclosures. l 6 G
Batteries-Baker and Smith; Cur
ney and O'Brien.
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At Hoeton.

Batteries-Burchell and Criger; |
Donovan, Payne and Smith.
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MERiCAN LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia.

AT Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, July 1.-THE Chicago
team played their second sixteen in
ming game in two successive days.
Score r H F.
Chicago .............. IL l
Eatteries-Vickers and, Schreck;
Walsh and Sullivan.
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At Washington.

Batteries-EInghes and Warner; Di-
neen, Bailey and Spencer.
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Ds whita sock Ieada da top
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Omaha.
At Pueblo
At Denver.

Puebl0-Sioux City, rain. no game.
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were unable tiget hits off Wits.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
ROSEbEN WALKS IE Favorite Has No Speed in the Stretch of Paumonok
 Handicap. RED RIVER RUNS BEST Third Choice Easily Finishes First, Running Six Furlongs
 In 112 3-5.

Jamaica. l. |, April 5n.-.Pe Eivnr. third choice in tho betting easily V T the Paumonok handicap at six flrongs at Jamaica today running tho dtst9rce in the fastest time of tho meeting, ll2 S-5, l., Dugan had the mount IL was his third victory of to-day Roschea was made hot fayorlte for thls race at 10 !. but the big horse did not have any speed and stopped to almost q walk in the stretch
 Retigouche closed strong and was second half a length before Rialto. In the third race Datrot wos pinefcd in on the rail at the quarter pole and went down and Jockey Sumter, who had the mount, was thrown under the heels of the swiftly moving field. He was picked up unconscious and is said to be seriously Injured. Sumter is A promising lightweight, and had sue cess with his mounts at New Orleans last wintec.
 First rnre! 1aree year olds and up. ward, sea''s, s'y furlongs-Quoen Mar guerite. sh. 2, pugan, l6 to g. to 5, and to i. rscn, Big Ben, if2, Notter F to 10 and to 2,tsecond; ?, Heas- lip, ii2 C. tIins, s to i, 2 to 1 and & t@ ,, tH!ia Eimc, l,13 3-5.
 Seec"i race handicap, three year oles rGd upward, one mile and a six '2ontii--Mark Antony H., 12o, w. Doyle 70 ., to l0 l to {, won; Maloney 1V? c Burns, to 5, 1 10 A. out second @'thus, a6, Garner to 2, even, to & Baird Time. 1:4S l-5
 Third race. two year ods. selling, four and a half furlongs-Ramhle, og ln Dunn, < to 3, 2 to ], l to 4 won Ger emonioHs i02 c Burns to 2, 3 to B. to 4 second; Sir John, 107, McCarthv, 10 ], to l. to 5, third Time, 54 3-b.
 Fourth, the Paumonok handlcap, three year olds and upward, six fur longs.-Red River 1l3, F Dugan, 10 2, to !, 1 to 2, won, Restigouche, lo4 Notter IS to ,, to E. 1 10 2, second Riauo, 102, Musgrave, S to l. , to g, even. third, Time 1.l2 3-S.
 Fifth. threc year olds and up, selling one mile and sixteenth-Bad Nnws, Ill, Notter, to 5, to 5, and out, won Zal, l09, Shilling, to |, to ., 2 to 5, second; Import, 96, C. Burns, IS to 5, i to ,, to 3. third. Time 1:ao.
 Sixth. Allies and geldiapa. maidens. two year olds, 4 i-2 furlo3as-Mellssa 116, Mccarthy 25 to ], 3 to 1, { to l. won; Blackford. 1nS, F. Dugan, 5to i, , to i even. second; St Withhold 106, Not ter 10 1, 2 to 1, even third Time, 5t 2-S.
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act sung by Private Frost The intro- duetion of quartet and some very attractive lighting effects helped to make this as good as any professional company could have made It, My own United States, sung by Mr Frost; "Fairyland, sung by Miss Carroll and "Mah Honey Suekle Gal' by Mir, Semple, were the three big hits of the evening
 Then there was the chorus, And it was a chorus which could sing and did sing as few amateur choruses can sing In both of the fnales they All- ed the houses singing we'll together and with unusual effect. The male chorus deserves particular mention, It was well balanced, and in the mum bers where they sang without the or chestra evoked great applause It was due to the effort of Musical pi- rector Haesche who led the orches- tra, that this was possible.
 During the second act the mem bers of the Grays give a bivouac scene in which the soldier boys show cd the way that they dd the thing and the stuff that makes the life of the gallant soldier boy T happy one. They also marcncd about the rear drop as advertised, Judge Tyner com manding his army Of some forty men with the air of an officer leading dauntless thousands to the front. This picture at the end of the first
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
THREE BIG TROUT.
Fine Fish Caught at Clinton Displayed
 at John F. Bassctt's.

Three speckled beauties. and the heaviest that have been caught this season, are now on exhibition In the window of John F. Bassett, Church
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erins of admiring friends at to-night's performance, and a packed house for Saturday night. Active and veter- an Grays turned out full companies, every member of the family being a part of the party, and hearty applause the general orders for the company entire.
 There were several theater parties, many of them being whist clubs, and supper parties were made up and ad- iourncd to the different cafes or, as was the case In some instances to the home of some member, to talk 1t over. Socially the opera was the proverbial successful affair which is the rule with this popular company, the Grays, and their many friends and well wishes made their feelings very apparent, and everything went right merrily. Every body was pleased, and the show was certainly success,
 The women in the cast wAre lavish lv remembered with nowers-huge punches of carnations and roses going over the footllghts at the conclusion of nearly every solo. Tonight tho governor and his staff will attend, and occupy the lower boxes.
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act with its stirring finale was ac- corded four curtain calls bs the au- dienre.
 There were one or two places where slight breaks were made, but they were of character hardly worthy of notice, for as whole the first night went off with remarkable smoothness. There were the usual of. ferings for all the participants, every thing from American Beauties care lesslF thrown on the stage from one of the boxes, to huge bouquets of plnks passed over the footlights tn the play CTS, There were smiles and bows a-plenty and then the curtain went down to the stirring notes of My Own United States" The Gravs had accomplished another triumph, They had done the thing that their ad- mirers said they could do-they had presented a piece which no other amateur company has ever been able to give, and done it well
 And back of it all. his guiding head always in prominence whether 1t was In a particularly well conceived scene or in the manipulation of the lighting effects enc could sec tho hand of Director Nelson Mir, Nelson Is very fortunate In having people like the Grays and their friends to work on, butrhe Grays are to be con graduated on having such q man as Director Nelson to work them into shape, When Johnny Comes Marching Home" will be repeated at the Hyperion theator thls evening and tomorrow night and Monday, the by that time hardened Thcspians will take their troupe transforming in the wllda of Mcriden.
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GRAYS SCORE BIG
 HIT WITH JOHNNY Crack Military Company Lives Up to It's Reputation and
 Gives a Fine Per formance. ,%
PRIVATE FROST THE STAR
As the Boy Who Came Marching Home He Took Leading Hon. ors--.Bis Audience En-
 joys the Play,

Johnny came marching home last evening at the Hyperion theater un- der the auspices of the New Haven Grays before q large audience, con sldering the weather The amateurs were given encore after encore and they were deserved The fact that
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street. The fish were caught by an ar. dent admirer of Isaac Walton and weigh respectively, two pound, two ounces, one pound, IS ounces and II ounces, They were taken out of the water at Clinton and are without doubt the finest specimens that have been caught in that locality for a very lons time, They were caught with the Iron arm brani of hooks,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
RASK ETEAIL STILL POPLAR.

Basket6ai Is still being played by tho youngsters of the Edwin Bancroft Foote Boys club The Palmer Hills and Eagle quintets win clash for the last time this season at the club tonight This game will be good one, as both teams have been practicing steadily and are very evenly matched. The game with start at o'clock and the admission will be free. The lineup fol- lows;
 Robins.... Left forward, R, Carney Abeshouse Right forward, H. Carney Hoffman ....",,C Center "..,,,s, Jacobs Weiner ,,...uR Right guard,,nn Hyman Conan ,..,,,. Left guard ,.,..L. Jacob
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and experienced people; weddings. banquets, dinners, parties, teas, etc. Good taste; good quality, Mince Pies and Plum Puddings 10 order. Experi. enced walters nnd cooks furnished
 The E. J. Williams Catering Co.,, 47 ELM STREET. OVER sEsErf's.
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FINE AUDIENCE.

Ono of tho Best Houses of the Sea
 son Secs Crays' Show,
 There was here and there an empty sent when the curtain went up last night for the first act of When John- ny Comes Marching Home,' The aud- greeted q production of any sort at the Hyperion thla year, md If reports arc true there will be as large q gath
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TR1,f,iERS WIN.
Take Y M. K. (. Bowling Champion-
 ship by Treating Cherries.

The tic between the Trimmers and Cherries in the bowling tournament at the Young Mems Republican club was rolled off last night. the Trim mers taking two straight and winning the championship for the second sue
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MEET ME FACE TO FACE.

hf bTPANNUWHN 'bEhn1NfHr. Alas l fear meh days at good old Yale Are passing dull, are colorless and
 pale, For months some six I've spent within
 these walls. And yet no tender of the bar mo calls By pet niCkname, nor even hebrew
 Rosa The lord high keeper of our only
 clothes, Fer slaps me on the back, and dubs mo
 pal
 An, never has ]. Donelly, lnfall--- Ible, escorted Piersonwards poor mo, When celebrated l jubilee. Nor when some minlon of the mighty
 law,
 1nscnsaie, graspcd mo in his filthy
 claw, Has Tontlne's White come hiking on
 tho f"n To rendcr forth mo with hard earned No Leo gives mo, how" no Pop,
 'ha ha." No Moseys ever skinned mo yet,.--
 oh eshawI This is q bare unprontahle place, I'VE NEVER MET JIM D1SBROW
 FACE TO FACE,