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The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

a tarm near Hunts vile; twin sons, Grant and Sherman, the former manager of the W. C.. Thompson X Co. tie, props and tim Der concern of this city; the latter physician and general storekeeper and guager for the l.. 5. government at Fayette- vile; and Edwin Stanton who is secretary and treasurer for the company above referred to.
 The death angel taking his first wife, he was united in we'd lock with Mrs. Eliza beth Prater. The children coming to them are: Mrs. Cora Long, the wife of d merchant at Grove, Oklahoma; James Floyd, who is shipping clerk for the Dierks Lumber X Coal Co.,, at DeOueen, Ark, and who IS prominent in city govern ment affairs.
 He kept the stage stand when the route was from Clarksville to Fayetteville, and was often crowded with important person. ages who were enroute from one place to the other. He was much interested in the University of Arkansas when 1t was starting, and was d personal friend of Hon. J. (. Corbin of Little Rock who was the first President of the University, though only for a few days and before IL opened for students. The first president after the opening of the Univer- stty was Professor Gates, and Judge Thompson clearly remem- berS the day he accompanied his stepson, Dewitt Clinton Bolinger, to the University to arrange for his admittanee. Young Boiinger was one of the very first students registered and after some years there, be taught school few years in Huntsville, saved about 5000, with which he went to Waco, Tex, where he Is now one of the prominent lawyers in that state. Judge Thompson can talk entertainingly of the early history of this state, and of it's leading men like Su- preme Judge Walker, Senator David Walker. Governor Baxter, Senator Bob Johnson and others. He remembers when President Tillman of the l.. of \. was d struggling student working his way through the University, a ruddy-faeed, jolly and popular student, though his clothes were not made to order by New York tailor.
 Judge Thompson's first exper- fence as soldier was at the bat tie of Fayetteville. April IS, 1903. "Old Tige," Cel.Cabble led about =l500 Confederates up from the south, planted d battery on East Mountain and trained it on Col. NJ. LaRue Harrison $ command of about 1900 raw troops not vet regularly equipped with arms. The hercest of the scrap was where Is now College Avenue, where each side lost d few men and both withdrew.
 His church connection k Bap- tist. He is a Royal Arch Mason and an Odd Fellow. Is mem Der of the local K. B. Hayes G. A. K. Post, andhas seryedas State Commander and as delegate to three national encampments at Louisville, Ky, at Philadelphia, Penn., and at Chicago.
 For over hall d century he has been active in the affairs of Northwest Arkansas. \ man of great force of character, he has been a quiet leader of men in the affairs ot life wherever he has
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

and exercising his gifts as a hustler and eXchanger of stock and real properties. In January, 1900, he came to Sprlngdale and bought the splendid twenty-acre orchard and berry farm where he now lives, paying S2250 for 1t. You see q picture of his place in this paper. His place Is in a high state of cultivation and shows the skill and management of careful, industrious and in- telligeut hand. He takes care of his trees and berries and they re- spond to the natural law of cause and effect and yield abundantly. With his good wife and her mother, they live a peaceful, restful life in one of the most comfortable homes in northwest Arkansas. Mrs. Mcdonald IS splendid housekeeper and culinary artist and enjoys her home life and home duties, an evidence of true nobility. They have horses, cattle, swine and poultry, and you cannot find an inferior ami nal on the place. Mr. MeDon- aid takes to the care of stock like a duck takes to water, and while he was on his Oklahoma farm. his pastures and pens showed herds of splendid cattle. It is the intelligence and energy of people like the McDonalds that have developed this rnatehless country as place for comfort and easily obtained prosperity.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

In Madison Co.,, Ar5s, ] C. Johnson zalae 10 earth ID la55. We find dla jn ls74 5uEaged in the produce business fn Drake < Creek, Madison Co. In IS9q took up the mercantile business in Huntsville. Seeing the rapid growth of springdale. lie came here i'll l966 and opened Grocery, aid wholesale and retail Produce business. which he has steadily maintained and developed. He has established reputation for fair and square dealing that has gained for him large and con- fding trade. He was married in 1872 to Miss $. l.. Leonard. They have two married daugh- terS and have three sons. They have comfortable residence which they own and where is that Kingdom Called Home. '
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

Trying to be "one of tie boys" has put many q good man To the bad.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

We know people who alwa 's applaud Mozart or Beethoven and secretly long for "Of Dan Tucker" and Arkansas Travel CT.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

nr,,ro Cashier A ORA Cash A DYES
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-22

Base Burners, Hot Blast and Oak Heaters at 10 per cent cash discount at Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Go.
 Many people are taking advantage of the Special Stove Sales at Cleve- land Matthews Hdw. Go. If you want a bargain now is your chance.
 -LOST-One Gold bracelet set with three diamonds. Reward for it's return to R. H. Stearns & Company |12-1S-3t
 NOTICE@Special sale on toile: sets and cut glass. Ask for dis counts. Ryland Queensware Go. |12-1S-6t
 You need have any fear of dying with Pneumonia if you will use Pneumo Emollient it gives immediate relief. At all druggists d If ROOM, OR ROOM AND BOARD. Nicely furnished, large front room fire place, electric lights, everything modern. Exceptional opportunity for married couples. Call 704 w. Barra- que or Phone 139. 12-16-3t
 NOTICE-Special sale on toilet lsets and cut glass. Ask for dis counts. Ryland Queensware Go. (12-1S-6t
 ---Yourex Solid Silver Knives and Forks, guaranteed for 25 years; the kind that keeps sharp, at Cleveland. Matthews Hdw. Co.
 There are not many things that are good for Whooping Cough but this is one. Pneumo will give youl child quick relief. Your druggist has it. d tl -FOR SALE-Rabbits of all kinds and colors, Gray, White, Black Brown, and spotted. Gall and set them. F. Barthet, 1721 East Scul street. 12-22-3t Mason & White, wood and Coal fol sale, also all kinds of hauling done All kinds of dry wood and shaving: which We deliver to any part of thu city. Office 1516 West Fourth. Oli iphone 1000. 1 1 --Cleveland-Matth Hdw. Go. have world of useful and beautiful Xmas Presents and will be open ever. might until Xmas. It will pay you t visit them.
 -WANTED-Salesmen of abilit. and neat appearance to call on al merchants in their territory: elegan side line, convenient to carry: goo' commissions; prompt remittance. Bel mont Mfg. Co.,, Cincinnati, O.
 12-13-16s
 l --LOST-Near Dansbys grocery ol West Sixth avenue, ladies purse con taining John Holland fountain pen post office receipt for $1.50 and , small amount Of silver. Reward fo return to Clark's Music Store. 21 West Barraque street. 12-22-3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-22
WIFE OF NEGRO
 l MINISTER DEAD
(Contriibuted)

Precilla Moseley, 45 years old, wife
 of Rev. s. A. Moseley, pastor of the
 Grace Temple Church, colored, died Sunday morning at her home. Twelfth avenue and Georgia street. She leaves her husband and one daughter.
 The funeral will take place Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from that church. The services will be con- ducted by Revs. P. A. Knowles, J. F. Robinson and Joseph B. Brooks, of Little Rock, and E. c. Morris, of | Helena. The pail bearers will be: |Active-M. w. Webb. 8. A. Clark. A. ID. Wildey, Louis Perry. L. Sanders and R. Cashier The honorary pail
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-22
Leading Piano Firm.

IK this issue will be found the ad- vertisement of the Clark Piano Com |pany, 215 West Barraque street. This firm handles the leading makes of Ihigh grade pianos as fine as can be bought in the larger cities, though it also carries complete stock of the choicest medium high grade pianos selected from a point of quail ity rather than cheapness. Absolute
 satisfaction is guaranteed every cus-
 toner
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-22
JEWISH LADIES SERVE

Dinner and hot lunches served Dy the Ladies Temple Society Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 22. 23, "A, at no Main street in Sweet. land stand.
 from twelve to two o'clock, price soc Lunches Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, from twleve on through out the afternoon at reasonable prices. 10 20 fl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-22
ORPHEO THEATER

THE ElG tOlk Snyder, Barker and Gerands, in that |screaming farce comedy Whats in Ia Name Snyder and Barker
 i'll that classy society playet The PhOney Ring written especially for them by the lgreat Chicago writer MT. Harry l.. Newton featuring Miss Margie Barker as the society woman who has had too much wine. .THE GERANDS" Singers and dancers and comedy sketch artists. Don't fail to hear Miss Marvel Gerand, the little girl with the big voice featuring T. B. Havel and Co.'S. latest New York suc- cess i've Taken Quite Fancy To Dearie." 1000 feet moving pictures Afterpiece-"The Dearest Kid in Town" by entire Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-22

-WANTED-Press feeder at the
 Adams Printing Company. Apply tc
 Foreman.
 Joe Chalmers, a negro, charged with assault, was tried before Jus !tice J. E. Pittman yesterday. He was acquitted and the charge dismissed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-22
L0CAL AND OTHERWISE
B shS . ~*$<$<***<<

"A jar of Pneumo in the house is sways useful. |. 5 II I'm Don't let your child suffer with sroup when Pqeumo will relieve it.; Bec and s1O0 at all druggists.
 TOR RENT-Rooms with or with ssns board, at POP W. 9th ave. 'Apply so Mrs. H. K. White. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-22

HICKORY WOOD Co-2006 Wes, Sixth Street Old phone 1896. New phone 206 All kinds of stove WOOL and blocks. All orders given promps attention Wood delivered to m, part Of city. Yours for service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-22

If you want something special in iron fence or lawn furniture, hitching posts ,etc., call on or address Eagle Iron Works, who handles the famous Stewart Iron Fence Eagle Iron Works, Pine Bluff. Ark, 12-4 I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-22

bearers will be members of the negro ministers association of the city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-22
CRYSTAL. PALACE
 Special Feature
 THE CALL OF THE WILD IA story of the sad plight of civil xael Redman.
THE CALL OF THE WILD
Tho Story

Tho Story George Red feather the hero of this skory goes to Carlisle. graduates with 0onnrs, and is . football star. At a reeeptfon he meets lone and falls il love with her.
 atrong heart interest play.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-22

Reverend E. M. Pipkin formerly of
 this city, has been sent to the New
 port station by the White River Con-
 ference of the M. E. Church, South. He has been presiding elder of the
 Paragould district for several years. FOR SALEEstole ana dwelling on Sixteenth and Maple street. Ex-
 cellent opportunity and fine locality
 for grocery and meat market. Will sell at a bargain and on liberal terms.
 Tracy Mills of R. H. M. Mills & Sons. No. 224 West Barraque street. 12-3 In Chandler Dunn and Rome Ed
 wards, negroes, are ins the county jail, charged with shoplifting. They iwili be given a hearing before Justice IJ. A. Frazier today. Some goods. which they are alleged to have. stolen from, down town store. have been |recoTered by Constable Frank Stewart who arrested them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-22

The weather man says the wealth Ter will be fair and colder today.
 -WANTED-Press feeder at the Adams Printing Company. Apply to Foreman.
 If suffering from tonsilitis avoid diphtheria by using Pneumo Emol- lient; at ell druggists. soc and $1.00. !9 II i'm
 Ladies novelty neckwear make ideal Christmas presents. Just re- |ceived new lot Pine Bluff Mercan title Co. 12-22-3t Plenty of Christmas cakes, candy, rolls and bread for the holidays at IT. H. Skidmore's, 1102 w. Second Ave, Old phone 57S. 12-1S-6t Little boys and girls who are anxious to talk to Santa Claus should ask the old phone Central" for him and talk to him at the Ryland Queen sware Company's store. 12-22-3t
 FOR SALE-Six yoke we'll trained logging oxen in fine order, two log wagons and all necessary chains. One pair extra fine young logging horses and harness. M. s. Hastings. 12-17-6t
 Santa Claus is at the store of ] the Ryland Queensware Company and will be glad to talk to all the little people in this city over the old phone. Ring him there little folks and he will converse with you. 12-22-3t Henry Horton, a negro, charged with the theft of a watch from w. H.. Curtis, another negro. was recently arrested by Deputy Constable Spivey. He will be tried this week before Justice Frazier.
 Things for the boys--Air Rifles, $1.00 to $50; Velocipede $1.75 up; Express Wagons S5c to $1.5O; Tool Chests 35c to s1.00, and many other nice things at Cleveland Matthews | '
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
BRYAN IN CHICAGO
TO APPROVE PLANS

CHICAGO. Aug. 22-Wm. Jennings
Bryan accompanied b! Martin j..
Wade. national committeeman from
Iowa. Robert Rose. bis secretary; Mr..
and Mrs. Chgs w Bryan and Mayor
r. " Brown. eof Eineoln .Neb,. ar
rived in Chicago over the Rock Island
railroad this morning A large num-
Der or Democratic state leaders and
enthusiastic Bryanites greeted the Ne
braskau Al the station Roger c. Sui
liyans big touring car was at the sta-
ton and In II the presidential candi-
date. his brother and sister-in-law
were driven 10 the Auditorium Annex.
Before the day is ended. which is to
be a Dig one for -QemncIaGy---Ar-
Bryan viii have put his final stamp
OF approval upon many OF the details
OF the impending campaign as mapped
out by the national committee under
the direction Of Chairman Norman E.
Mack Mr. Bryan viii confer with the
leaders now ou the ground IS 10 these
plans
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
HITCHCOCK NAMES
NINE HEAVYWEIGHTS

NEW YORK. Aug. a. Chairman
Hitchcock. Of the Republican national
committee. this morning announced
the names OF the nine heavyweight
politicians VINO viii compose the AT
visory committee TO handle knotJy
problems during the coming cam
psign They are
Richard A. BallinEer. OF Washing
ton Cornelius ~ Bliss OF New York:
Powell Clayton. OF Arkansas ".
Murray Crane. Of Massachusetts, VIM.
Nelson Cromwell of New York John
Hays Hammond of New York Frank
lin Murphy OF New Jersey Charles
p. Taft. OF Ohio; Arthur T. Vorys, of
tttrfr 1V * t1t rrif Il
OF this committee exOfficio. Elmer
Dover. formerly secretary OF the ma.
u0nal committee, viii be secretary OF
his committee
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
Witness AZ Weddings is 81.

a pretty scene was Witnessed In
Justice Defi9fw7 Office Saturday
morning. where Robert F. Wilson,
aged s2i a bookkeeper from Cleve-
land. was united In marriage 10 Miss
Nellie A. Harrison, aged ls from the
same city. The young people were
accompanied to Detroit By the brides
aged grandmother. now in her eighty.
seventh year, who was present, al the
ceremony The old lady pleaded for a
chance 70 see her granddaughter
married. anu she was brought along
as a witness. When the newly mar
ried pair left the building the delight
I'd grandmother tripped along with
them as sprightly as a woman OF 90.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
Apple.-Fancy. s20s; common. ua

Apple.-Fancy. s2Gs; common. TIC
cries, csc: frsts. &c: crooks. lie: pack
csbh.se-eoe per dog; 1850 Per Dbl:
C~lsry-isa zoe per dox
Che~~e--Michigan fu', cream new.
re d L.sssst ,.,s isr. new Ise ner n
& T" pss s"s: Cherries. si'5oes per box
peaches. 81 per box; piums $3.50 per
sssoTTb q s5I p"r box. ' '
coHeeEPackass coffee. st276a1s2;
Dre..eS CsIve.-Fancy. s9sho: com.
'nI Eers-M,eh,san curren. recsipt.
nrsts case count. ise per dos 49,.
90: s second ,Ipi ns5e psr iii BIZ r''sh'
r~ed-Jobbing lots. bran. s25: coarse
corn %eat Aim cors sno nse Ga9e nsn
Fr y ssse,nble.-oresn onIcas. Zoe
lettuce, s5e per bu: spinach. soc
do1 green peas. u76 per bu;
wax beans. III per box. green Deans.
S0Qf5c per bu.
Green Peppcr---si Clio per bs:
GraprS-TIle. sue per Utsh"ts De'a
wares. $2.s5 per crate
Green CorD--i 2@l5c per doz.
ara cent S,, on ssi e:,'Iss
bal bed wire. $3.50: No. anneaied wire.
$40: poultry netting before weaving.
s,cth s.O per 100 feet; . lsp an spf sl,D,
Joint eavetrough. 81 and 70 pc. cent
OF. round and corraxsted conductor
Honry-Fancy white. IL q lac: amber,
io3iie: sx N,,s, s s.s S per H.
ieKo,,Sag p'tces for new baied hay In
car lots. < o b. Detro,t; No. lNt..npthv.
old. sI1gii.So; new. $40 1850; No. 2,
straw s65oG7, wheat and oat straw.
IS 5OGge ton, in car lots.
bStdrs-No. ! cured. l0As No. z
cured sHG; No S,,rs = TSge e 70, No; y
s.. q: kip green. No. /. &c; No; 2. hc;
calf cpred. No. 1. lie; No. 2 i2ik Z.
green No; l. N I'ei NS, iihss per a ln;
HuckIeberries--s1. 50T2.50 per bu.
Lemo..-Caiifornia. $3.50 Qs per box.
Maple sus.rNf ss,d pure e, y voc ser o 10
case: watermelops. 20u 35c; Gems. 8. a.
75c per basket; Usage, $50 per crate.
s3M325 per bbl
Nh shroop,----6oc per In
Enthusiastically. isl.2J per crate
southern s0as5c per bu.
OiIs--Raw ilnseed. sac. boiled lin
seed. .5c gal. less per cent for cash
IN 10 dayr: diamond yheadlight kerol
.sne. sbc: turpentine' In barrel lots
orsnse.--vaiencias. u.fs5Afs per
Pesche.--i-5 bu baskets 2basoc;
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
Arrest Jewel Robbers.

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-After a
chase Of three weeks which LED
through Boston. Philadelphia. Proyi'
depce Washington and other eastern
cities. Richard Vaughn and George
williams. the burglars who dynamit.
ed two safes in the jewelry factory of
Thomas j. Dunn & Co. in Chambers
ST.. on July %, getting $4,000 In pre-
cious metals and stones. were arrest
ed today in Newark. The prisoners
admitted responsibility for this Job
but though they denied IL. the police
say they also blew open safe in the
e.fgll4e-s,f- The Diamond Pen L.
in Beekman-st.. several weeks ago
making a rich haul
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
WARD KILLED HIS
WIFE FOR DENYING
HIM A KISS
MURDERER CAPTURED ASLEEP
IN SHED NEAR SWAMP WHERE
He HAD STARVED THREE DAYS
TRIED SUICIDE.

NEWAYGO, Mich, Aug 22.-John
Marion Ward. chased for three days
through the swamps by a posse and
bloodhounds, has been captured ana
has confessed 10 the brutal murder
OF his wife, Mary, IN The home 3f
John Conley, with whom she haf been
living during part OF The 20 years
since Ward had cruelty deserted her
When run down. Ward WAS founI
asleep in a shed in the rear OF Mrs.
Mary SINNERS farm. near the border
OF a swamp into which he had frs
! disappeared after me tragedy WarT,
utterly exhausted and starved, hao
staggered from the marsh 90 the farm
pump and after drinking bad aske ~
Mrs. Skinner FOR some biscuits, which
she gave him lie then tOtterCd back
into the swamp. Mrs. Skinner quickly
-FepoH+%a-ttt-t+ t---trfffy--t- teir-sttr-
Craps OF Biteley with Sherid Bulls
and Deputies Riuerstcff and Belts
made the capture an the old sheu
while 20 armed fame lowered near
Ward made no resistance. he hac
wrists with a jacknife. Fhe conse
quent weakness. and loss OF blood had
reduced him 10 a docile state and he
confessed eagerly TO the crime
To Deputy Sheriff Branch. Of White
Cloud. Ward told the following story
OF his bloody deed
When / saw my wife sitting there
l thought how cruel / had been. !
wanted 10 make up with her and try
TO start over again IL was 20 years
since | left her and | never SAW her
since loved her more the day /
went TO Conleys than ever before.
wanted her | tried 10 kiss her and
she slapped me in the face. Then my
temper got up in fury. forgot ev'
4 erything and | was a brute again.
took out my knife. That's the last
knew till | saw her dead on the floor
at my feet In the pool OF her own
blood regretted the act then but 1t
was TOO late
A throng met the train here when
IL arrived with the officers and their
prisoner. Ward appeared cool and
stolid. he was taken TO the jail az
once and locked up.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
Ffqhters in Court Again.

Arthur Chambers. who vas assault
ed by his brother-in-law. Thomas
Morehead In the police court Friday
morning aud Who afteFWards DEsrEu
Morehead IN a tlght back OF Lucker's
saloon. was found moi guilty on the
original charge OF disturbing the
peace, which brought the pair into
court in the first place and was dis
charged by Justice Stein. Saturday
Moreheads case was further adjourn
ed to Aug. 20. when sentence VIII
probably De suspended provided there
are no more outbreaks in the mean
TINE. BOTn men DOfc eVIdences OF
Fridays battle when they appeared in
court
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
EXCELLENT Realm Advice

Mr.. M. NJ. DAWSON. ~ No 319 on
ford Ave. San Jose. Cal, says The
worth OF Electric Bit'ers as a general
famuy remedy. foF headscheE bilious.
ness and torpor ofNhe hyer and bowels
Is so pronounced that am prompted
70 say word in its favor. for the
benefit OF those seeking relief from
such Affections. There is more health
for the digestive organs n a bottle OF
Electric Bitters than in any other rem
adv I know of" Sold under euazanten
at r.. c. Kinsels Central Drug Co,
Gray & Worcester drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
& puts Youth TO the Bad :.

Yer drinking three glasses &C gia
- many saloons, Friday night
- aries HusbneT Is years old OF No.
45 Sixth-st.. fell unconscious 1t
Brush and Elizabeth-sts. while walk
ing with his sweetheart, Miss Bessie
Currie, No. $40 Riopelle-st. Hushner
says he had never drank gin BEFORE
and that IL seemed to go TO his head.
The last thing he remembers Is that
be sat on the steps OF school house
near Riopelle and Maple-sts. To wait
fer Affss-e trrte; but uUes NOT recall
meeting her. The young man says he
had Sl2 when he started out. but the
money Is missing. and il is thought he
Wos touched" for a. Hushner came
to- In St Marys hospital Saturday
morning. little the worse for his ex.
Derience
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
elRL MYsTERIoUsLY BROWNS

SAULT STE MARIE, Mich. Aus.
22-(Special}-M Alice Comma
ford aged 81. was mysterlously
4 he
house. boat watching the dredges at
work with Mrs Thomas Duroucher.
The latter left her for few minutes
and then told her little girl 70 call
Miss Commaford The girl couldn't
find her. so the mother called for help.
Men who came found the body In 10
feet OF water near a boat How she
fell In no one knows Miss Comma
ford was a well-known resident OF the
500. and had been al Neebish only a
short time
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

oRAIN AMP p VISIONS

DErRDIT AuV Chose. Wheat
advanced fIrtv on mort nwestsrn frosts
and later declined when N was known
that tle cold weather had done no
harm. Export bios were very CloSo, 20
wofkiuE basis and rcnort that
southwestern farmer would hold the,
remalndef Of thsir wheat for a dollar
helped the buifikh feeling but the
promise ~ heavy spring wheat move
~ ont nod more influence or prices
southwestern receiuts are falling or.
Milling demand is excellent ana takes
care ~ n great deal 81 wheat Closing
prices were the lowest % the day
Wheat ouotationsA-Cashv No red.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
RreitmeYer Is Foxy.

There Will not be much chance for
campaign assistance IL the park de
-partment. in case Philip Breirmeyer
Is nominated for MAYOR and Mayor
Thompson gets the appointment OF his
successor Breitmeyer has been doing
the work Of the department SO rapid
ly this year that there viii De com
paratively little TO do by fall and the
new commissioner viii have no chance
-hiH-4a laHeasA- rambler 81 -4aAp%ers- 10
work for the department around cleo
ton time
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
ROsTON COI,pEn s,Irs

BOSTON. Aug 22-Sales. furnished
by HAYDEN. stone & Co. Adv. S.165.
Anal. 5.ls0. NJ 100. Anc. 10. Are.
Bing, so. Hos con. 100. v. x C.. 10.
y. g. SIS; G.. y A. go. Cent. ESQ. con.
Mer. 800, Cop. Ran. 240, H. W. 100.
Elm 100, Fr. 220. CIR. 20. @. g. 5 ESQ:
Ss5. Mavh, ZOO Mex.. 32O. Nj 40.
Mich. - Moh.. 2t5. Nev. Goa. 100.
S 6se so l Pat ,sdny aSess,y q - 2. l .s
47oi Z. \ Il 100. DO pfd. % Mini. COPY.
$40. ttah Cons. i1G Utah COP. sO.
Wet. Zoo. Win. 49, WAN $50