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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-27
Wanted!

Good Horses for market. Good
Farm Mares Tor sale at all times.
+. o. NIKLASON Audubon, Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-27

F. ROSENBLADT, M. d.
r,bvsician and surgeon. once upstairs In
r Howaid block, Telephone No.. Audubon
Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-27

THE UP TO DATE AUCTI0NEER.
My judgment is sec
ond to none on Farm
sales. When you have
a sale try me and be
convinced. Yours for
Business and Good
Prices.
MILES S. kNESS,
Phone $50 Audubon. Iowa.
Leave Dates at This Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-09
By WIN S. G. O B B

Boston sage; but anyway certai:lv did give
them Spaniards hell.
Once in his dressing room he lecturing his
dresser. small mild eyed alien. when the stage
carpenter came in and babe him refrain from sInok-
ing behind the scenes lawn L. kept right
fireman tapped him the shoulder and again men
toned the house rule against smoking
''G'wav from here said lawn L., or Ill hit You
with this German
Young Corbett another Of leading pugilist
actors also in a show that failed for lack of the
thing that has brought failure to so many other
mundane enterprises.
:" Didn't the manager have any money: asked a
friend. when the company had returned to Broadway
Money" echoed Young Corbett- That guy
didn't have the right time.
So many of those managers have neither the
money nor the right time that goodness only knows
how of the Broadway summer colony get back
to Broadway The manager skipped. and the num-
Der two Bertha the Beautiful Button Molder Com
panv had close at Red Oak Junction. Missouri.
and that three weeks ago. and Red Oak Junction
is long and weary way from Broadway. especially
if one walks as sometimes must; but behold.
wonder is dainty Maud Lessinger, who PLAYED beau
tifu Bertha. going into Cahan's booking offices. &C
companied by Ralph belmont. who the villain
of the button works where Bertha did her
moldng. what's doing. if anything. in summer
stocks among the trolley parks up in New England
You see, they just naturally must get there 1t
may mean begging or borrowing: it may
brake beam and blind baggage. and the side door
crockery But Broadway is where the engage
ments for next made. where the old acts
are furnished up and the ones rehearsed. where
the wig maker. the costumer the photographer. and
mavhap the angel may be found,-there and
where else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-09
The Broadway Procession

RUT the others are here. nearly all of them. Eddie
~ Foy swings down the broiling street with his
comedy neck enswathed in a stock. and his talented
upper lip twisted into the smile that has been cap
italized in musical shows a thousand week.
He's in for the day from his place in New Rochelle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-09
Drawings by Armand Both

The Foyer Mackln Arbucke his face Overlooking,
his collar like charlotte russo, stops to chat with
George Primrose, who has into town from his
big house in Mount Vernon, which has front porch
dressed up with chairs and palmleaf fans like min
strel first part. Along John T. Kelly, who has
a summer home at Elnhurst, where John T. spends
his leisure hours painting pictures that prove his true
worth actor Trixie Friganza, all in white and
looking like large week S washing, spins by in her
electric runabout. In every thin patch of shade
you somebody you know. That is. YOU may
know what the is; but YOU have
the face a three-sheeter somewhere g the
road. which to actor means all that part
of the United States that cannot be reached on
:, Broadway
But mainly they and women YOU haven t
before. either in print person. members of
the rank and file of the profession, who never yet
their in electric lights a theater
door-and never will alas. For a stretch of ten
blocks they thicker than hops,-heavies; leads;
bit actors ingenues; old characters; old
characters; juveniles; dramatic school
graduates, hopeful and green, and hopeful because
they green: wardrobe women chorus men, show
girls. burlesquers, who good dressers and off
and the fact their stationery; bankers for
medicine shows, who modestly advertise pull teeth.
do straight ecturing and fake the piano for turns;
song and dance teams vaudeville headliners, play
ing the roof gardens at the shore; song
writers. booking agents, press agents. animal tram
ers. who work nights at Coney Island Rockaway:
of wise old men; managers of stock companies look
ing for talent small pay but you get it; steady
work for right parties; lushers and chasers save
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-09
Actor Pugilists Are There

A LSO scattered here and there observe quite
few of the actor pugsts-or pugist actors. if
you stickler for form; for you must know that
when pugilist succeeds his chosen calling he be-
actor. and when he fails at it he becomes
an actor too The mighty and still manipulated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-09
How They Keep Alive

How do all these rank-and- filers keep alive during
the summer: It's question And how. after
hard season, do they all keep looking prosper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-09

From under and over the swinging doors of many
cafes come the whr of the buzz fan and the
cnk of the ice in the shaker where the gin hzz
is being fuzz Down the tracks where the
lower Flatron splits the road with its opener
face the little heat fluff their vapory skirts
and dance on their zephyr legs. In the
But what's the use If this word picture isn't
enough to convince YOU that it's middling
Broadway in midsummer, you had better consult
the weather records for the current and preceding
wears On the side streets rows after rows of
those brownstone twenty-footers which in New
York are regarded homes. all with their doors and
windows boarded up and half-1noons sawed out of
the planking. thus denoting wealth the part of
the owners. All of resident New York that get
away has got away The seashore and the noun
tains have claimed them for their
But Broadway, nevertheless. is populated, and
we'll populated at that,-populated with actors.
Broadway-good old. hot old Broadway has
drawn them to her the wire screen draws the
skeeter. There plenty of actors who don't know
how Broadway looks when there's two inches of
dark gray under foot and the zero winds file
themselves to keen edge on the Times Building
and stab the wayfarer in the small of the back;
but everyone of them knows how it looks when
the thermometer is at ninety in the shade-but
with shade worth speaking of.
John Drew is probably in Europe getting fitted
for the riding coat that will be the strong scene of
his next seasons play. Maude Adams has gone to
her place in the Catskils. Nat Goodwin was last
heard from at Goldfeld, where he took whirl out
of a sportivey inclined animal of the cat tribe,
having stripes Rose Stahl is in New Jersey
trying to find show with part in ii that will suit
her as The Chorus Lady" did.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18

Tn nuevo altar ha sdo traido De Bar
celona para la Iglesia Parroqulal. Sc
ra inaugurado al dia primcro de Enero.
cORRESpoNsAI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18
La fiesta Dc los Reyes
PARA LOS NINos pOBREs
Ultimos acuerdos

La Comfsion designada para ell re
partode iuguetes los nifios pobres er
el Teatro Municipal compuesta de las
distinguidas damas Aurea B. de Geor.
getti, Nina B. de Castro, Maria Caba.
Hero de Besosa las sefioritas Minina
del Valle, Carmen Font, Monsita Fe.
rrer, Maria Asencio, Carmen Martinez
Mercedes Padial, Iuisa A. de Hostos y
nuestros companeros Lewis Y Asenjo
nos eomunican que la mencionada fiesta
tendra lugar ell S de Enero las ocho
de In noche,
FL senior Hernandez Lopez ahrira eI
acto. Entire Los cuadros que Sc prepa-
ran fgura un grupo de ninos represen-
tandlo los Reyes, la nina Margarita
BugeHa recitara una composition poe
tica.
Los donativos entregados hasta aho-
ra son los siguientes
Gambia Y Stubbe, 500 Sixto San.
chez, 100; Eliseo Font, 100; r Amy,
200; Henry T. Hord, 200; Paul Ha-
gan. 200; Sobrinos de Ezquiaga 500
Rosa rnbovogto 1000. rm;l;n 1ol IN
RI | on. Rafael Naroar,ao 100. Mn
llerhoff Korber. 1000; Jose Penedo
Benitez. 100; Elias Wolff. 100, Ramon
palso,ro ! M ra,arao cnoroott, ~ mn
R.r6n Con1a1nr : oo. pafaa1 pa1aa,~n
. ~. p,;x ell ooo- p,oanao M
vaev oos. Tosh car,no1o poar,o,,a,
! M c. - - 1nn ~, ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18

voluntad va presentida. unanime ma
lifestada, en- parte, del pals puertorri-
qneno, contrario siempre, siempre
opuesto toda manifestation de cruel
dad, vaya contra quien vaya, mucho
mas 81 han de ser los ninos quienes es-
IN i merced de sufrirla.
Contra el procedimianto estA Ell pals
ntero.
harto elocuentes han sido va las
inauifestacioncs CT este sontido hechas
para que los que dirijen la instruction
en la isla, sientan el mas lijero escru-
pulo de cooperar con su sutoridad Y
Su prestigio borrar csc estigma de
los metodos escolares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18
La denan1a Dc ia Correspondence
Ell FALLO DEL JURADO

Aver tarde a las cuatro, el Jurado
ie la Corte Federal do su veredicto
on la demanda contra nuestro colega
La Correspondence condenando Il
3icho peri6dico pagar Mr. Pe<tingill
ocho. mil dollars. en- concepto de indem-
nlzaci6n .por danos y perjulcios
La Correspondence apelara de la
sentencia ante el Tribunal Supreme De
Washington
Numeroso p1blico esperabs con viva
ansiedad 81 faIlo del Jurado
Lamentamcs Sinceramcnte u percan-
ce de nuestro colega como 10 ha de la
mcntar tambIen todo eI pals
t.4rmaban el Jurado los senores don
LUIS Valdiyieso. James Ramey. Cami-
"a. Taboas fhlo} Harry Bcsosa, Conra-
1o Rivera lose Carri6n. II \ Clari-
~. + II BearsdIey. + NJ Amy Pedro
Sautonl Gustaro. Fort Jose Llorens
DeIgado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18
Del A teneO
LA REUNION DE ANOCHE
Acuerdos importantes

Anoche So reunieron bajo la presi-
deneia del senor Cesteros. los senorcs
Ward Velez Lopez. Calder6n. Ferrer.
RAMIREZ y 81 secretario he mesa senior
9outreras en- session ordinaria
Sc tra.aron entire otros asuntos, H.
modification de aleunos articulos del
reelamento
- acord6 senalar para n 27 Ia We
ada musical en- honor del immortal Sa-
raSate. ,ef1 erfya velada tomaran parte
i pianiSta senor Arteaea Il vioinsta
senior Martinez plee
I'jeta veada acknowledgements tendri
tenera APPLAUSE, pucs SO han ofrecido
eustosamente & tomar parte I'm coro de
mas dc 'cuarenta voces compuesto de
senoras Y sei1oritas, bajo Is direction
del senor MARTINEZ Plee
FL senor Velez Lopez propuso que Sc
pidjese para el mencionado acto q tea
tro, pero la mayoria fue de opinion que
Ia velada.se diese en- el Ateneo como
representation genuina del verdadero
AAFA Ift3 W. *1A A14 h3iA A611AAAR - AAfts ss1A
resulte insufciente para contener el p0-
blico
Sc trat6 una proposition para publ
car la revista "El Ateneo" Y fueron
discutidas las bases de la meneionada
publication
Despu6s dc un detenido estudio Sc
acord0 tomar on consideration ii ao1er-
do Y dar IN voto de gracias al autor De
tan fellz idea, asi como recomendar
favorablemente en- Ia junta extraordi-
maria las bases propuestas.
En- 81 pr6ximo ano econ6mico 81 Ate
neo sera objeto de grandes reformas
en- la biblioteca en- la sala principal
propuestas por q senor Ramirez Y apro-
badas por unanlmldad
A las diez media Sc levant6 Ia Sc
sion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18
Ponce al dfa

Aver tarde tuvo lugar ell entierro de
la dIstlngulda DANA doha Teresa Al
varado de Costas, esposa de nuestro
buen amigo don Luis Costas Ferrer, ex-
Aicalde de Penuelas miembro de la
razon social "Costas Ca de esta
ciudad. Una escogida concurrencia de
amigos de los deudos, acompanaron ell
cadaver de La que en- vida fue modelo
de vlrtudes, hasta las puertas mismas
Gle la Metropolis. Entire ella, notamos
los senores Gulllermo Schuck Jose Ro-
maguera, A. Santaella, Tomas Moultor.
el corresponsal de La Democracia"
senior Matias, don Elpidio de Mier,
quien despidi6 ell duelo en- breves Y
sentldisimas frases hacienda 4 Ia ige-
ra la biografia de la sonora Alvarado.
~ otros caballeros Sobre ell sarc6fago
oan elegantes coronas con tristes de.
dlcatorias, ofrenda de sus hijos, de su
esposo de sus amigos De Penuelas
vlnleron los funerales apreciados ca
halleros, llgados por' lazos de sangre )
amlstad d la familia Costas- Alvarado
La fenecida era madre de los approve
chados alumnos buenos amiguitos
buls y Elisa Costas Sus companeros
de chase enyiaron una comisi6n 4 darles
pesame sentido y, ademas, delegaron en-
81 loven Luis Samalea IgIesias su re
presentation para asistir al entierro.
.Acompanamos a en- Ell dolor d. los sefio~
res Costas, y sobre la tumba de dona
Fomasa deshojamos las hojas de uues-
tras slemprevivas. K. l. L.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18

Aver tarle Sc eelebr6 Il juicio de ape
laci6n en q caso he Mr r. r. Lutz Y
don Juan X Baiz por hbelo
Desputs de interesantes alegatos en
ire & fiscal senior Palacios RODRIGUEZ y
la defensa licenciado Tous Soto. la
Corte dict6 sentencia
III >efor I4utz fu6 seatenclado 4 dos
eientoS dollars de mulia $500
~ aos dice que el asusado present6
apelacion para ante la Corte Suprema.
Lamentamos q pereance ocurrido al
c0mpanero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18
.N@(1a del d]6a

Entire las campanas que tenemos inl-
ciadas, fignra la encaminada supri-
mir el castigo corporal en- las escuelas
de La lsla.
La proximidad del dia on que han
de reanudsrSe lis tareas pariamenta-
rias en- la colonia, pone de actuahdad
-rigurosa el asunto dc que nos venimos
ocupando Y accrca del cual hemos Pc
dido opinlones autorizadas, de hom-
bres doctos, de capacidades en la ma
terra
~ La circrnstancia de hallarse al frcn-
te del .Departamento de instruction un
pedagogo distinguido, estimula en- nos
.otros la creencia en- ell exito que ha de
tener una ley de la asamblea. ley dc
alta moral que borre de los procedi-
mientos$ educativos al uso n~el pals,
csc resto~de harbarie csc alarde de Sc
vicia, que es una mancha del slstema
de instruction VICENTE.
Para haccr opinion, una opinion ella
ra. concreta, indesviable sobre el asun-
to de que tratamos, NADIA mas utll que
trQs en- la materia las que 4 medida
que 10 creamos de oportunidad iremos
dando "a publcidad.
FL comisionado las atlas autorida
des del Departamento, no tendran que
caminar 4 tientas en- la oscuridad y Il
abandono.
Para afirmar rectiticar sus OPP
mones~ y criterioS, otras opininnes '
otros criterros saldran relucir en- es-
Ia campana .Ievantadisima por Ia dig
nidad del escolar, la del maestro J IL
del sstema, que hemos emprendido re-
sneltamente.
FL momento de prctendcr, De inten-
tar cualquiera reforma, sc acerca aho-
RI. Llega con la apertura del parla-
mento.
y son .:tstos 1homentos los que con
,iene aprovechar, los que hay que uti~
liar oportunamente, ST Sc quierc que
nuestp4s1 aspiraciones tengan eXito
luestros proposltos Ileguen la reall-
f4fcion.
Hoy damos e. scgundo a,iso, algo
asi como un rec.ordatorio aquelIos
sobre los cuales Sc fija la atencion del
pals. e1 estos m0nfentos, esperando de
clos que sean los colaborudores indls-
pensables y.:briIlantes dc esta obra de-
moraIidad y de trascendencia eduoa
doraa.
De yez eH ]yez, durante el tempo que
.lleya cerrado el parlamento, hemos pro
curado mantener latente el interes
del publico sobre este punto, inter6s
que soI1citaban otros asuntos, otras
cuestiones que 81 no son mas importan-
tes, son mas del dominic de la muche
dumbre y estan mas al alcance de Ia
multitud
Nuestro objeto Sc ha visto logrado
en- cierto fnodo la fecha nos es
dado abrigar la esperanza de que en
el periodic legislative que Sc acerca he
mos de asistir q la abolicion de esa re-
pugnanta practica escolar, contra Ia
que Sc: dlzan, con razon, las yoces
r1as autorizadas, las mas cultas, las GU
tienen mayor reputation en- la mate
ria y en- 6sta han hecho profundisimos
estudios Y fehclsimos analisis.
Entire los representatives 4 la Ca
mara, a,@elaro esta que no ha de tener
oposit6res una ley que derogue La exis-
tente, que establece Y regula ell casti-
go corporal en- las escuelas.
La oposici6n pudiera temerse del
Executive; pero 81 ell comisionado de
instruction lejos de estimularla, La con
trarregta con su alto ejemplo, enton-
ces no habra una fuerza contrarla = te-
aabIe sae psoda hacer que Eaease Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18

Ha regresado bordo de "El Goa
mo-, la gentil distinguida esposa del
honorable Mr.. Cabot Ward, Auditor de
Puerto Rico
Nuestra sociedad mas alta esta de
placemes con la vuelta de la sonora de
Ward, una de las estrellas de nuestro
mundo social mas distinguido.
HI BOLETIN MERC ANTIL la en-
via su saludo mas respetuoso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18
com paflero

Para el 19 esta senslada la celebra-
ci6n de Ia velada liricclteraria que Sc
celebrara en- La Peha" q iniciativa
del Club de Damas" 4 benefcio del
Cuerpo de Bomberos Una gran parte
de los palcos y lunetas estan va toma-
dos y resultara un lermoso festival.
Dentro de algunos dias circularan los
programs. Feliz 6xiso deseamos 4 la
Comisi0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18

Para esta noche estA anunciada Ia
audici6n musical de madame u Alma Y
Frank Marshall en- los salones aristo-
cratieos del Casino de Ponce. Para
asistir 4 esa velada hay gran anima
cl6u y aueuramosle un triunfo compile
to d los distingmdos artistas Para EN-
breVe 50 anuncia la reception del Ca
sino EspaHol, donde ellos tomaran par
te
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18

Entire las campanas que tenemos lnl-
ciadas, figura la encaminada d supri-
mir el castigo corporal en- las escuelaa
de La lsla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18

La idea de publican un buen perio-
dleo, defensor de los intereses del par
tdo nnlonista en- Ia ciudad, ha tornado
gran importancia Sc estan recolec-
tando fondos y va asciende una su-
ma considerable Ia reunida para man
dar bnscar d la metr6poli la tipogra-
fla Sc asegura que vendran maqm-
nas Linotype para usarlas en- Ia i'm
preston del nuevo diano. FL cuerpo
de redacci6n estara tornado por valio-
sos escritores de la cudad Para ge-
rente Ne senala IN antique maestro en-
e arte de Gutenberg Venga euanto
antes 81 diario poncenol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18

FL senor don Tomas Monsanto, ex-
escrl1ano, ha alberto una ohcina de
asuntos judiciaIes y dc negocios iunto
10 del distinguido ahogado don Artu-
ro Aponte, ex-Juez de la Corte de Dis
trlto de Aguadila.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18
In .aLlgalo en- Blyl!lll. :. :.

Aver pereci6 ahogado en- ell rio de
Bayam6n el individuo Francisco Mena
Ell cadaver no ha sido encontrado
ana. Las autoridades invostigan ell he
che.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18

FL sabado celebrardn los profeso-
res de Ia ciudad una asambIea & confe-
reneia para discutir aaintos escolares s
pedag6gicos Han sido citados por ell
Supervising Principal y 80 llevara
efecto en- el Assembly Hall de la Gram
mar School
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-11-25
NOTICE.

To any person upon whose prem
ises rotten fruits, decayed vegetation
and other debris may be found, no
tice is hereby given that the same
must be removed at once. Note the
law:
Such local board of health shall
take cognizance of all unhealthy
nuisances within the limits of their
sanitary jurisdiction; and every person
or corporation refusing or neglectlng,
after due notice, to comply with the
requirements of said board in this re-
spect shall be liable to penalty of
not exceeding $50 or imprisonment
in the county Jail for not more than
90 days, or to both such fine and
Imprisonment"
CRY BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-11-25
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Abe Harchelrode and Matt Gilbert their
heirs, administrators and assigns:
You are hereby notified that the undersigned
has expended the sum Of $500 during the years
situated in the Buffalo Hump Robbins Mining
district, Idaho county, Idaho to-wit The Fred
die quartz claim. Unless you contribute your
nroportion (s6660 of said expenditure within
ninety days from publication of this notice to
gether with the cost of this notice your two
interest in said claim will be forfeited under sec
ton 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United
states and become the property of your co-owne1
the undersigned
Dated Grangeville Idaho, Nov. 4, 1908.
Nov4-13w b. w. JARRETT
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-11-25
The Burt L. Crosby Company

to dine with me at the hotel. where
they were informed they were to be
honored by the presence of a bevy of
the seasons prettiest debutantes. My
stars. but they were a fine collection
of old innocentsv' Fernmore threw
himself back in his chair and roared
at the recollection.
lTo BE Continued
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-11-19
President Elect Taft Invited to Spar
tanburg Banquet.

Spartanburg, S. c., Special.-Pres-
ident-elect Taft has been invited by
the chamber of commerce to be the
guest of Spartanburg upon the oc-
casion of banquet to be given No
vember Goth, celebrating the build
ing of the Carolina, Clinchfeld &
Ohio Railroad to this city. A COM
mittee of citizens from the chamber
of commerce, the city council and
the board of trade will go to Hot
Springs and extend the invitations
The banquet will be attended by the
Governors, of five States and the
presidents Of half a dozen railroad
systems.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-11-19
Negro Kills Eight

Okumulgee, Okla, Special Eight
persons were killed and ten others
we're wounded Sunday in a fight be-
tween James Deckard, a negro des-
perado and officers.
The dead.
Edgar Robinson, sheriff of Ok
mulgee county.
Henry Klaber, assistant chief
of police of Okmulgee.
Two negroes named Chapman,
brothers.
Three unidentified negroes.
The wounded.
Steve Grayson, Indian boy, probab-
ly fatally beaten Victor Farr, chief
of Sioux, shot through shoulder; De-
putty Sheriff, arm broken.
Seven others, slightly wounded.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-11-19
The News Of the Dav

The girl with a scravn,
urally thinks decollete oo neck nat.
taste ;. e0"ns bad
It's hard for a lazy man
ing. When ~
But for the mistakes made
men, history would be awfnlIys great
teresting. LILLY unin-
The United States proano.. .
7O4,l28 barrels of salt, eacb Ives Is 70
pounds, in 1907, leading the wO vi $50
the industry. world IN
On the occasion of the late ;r,,
OF the town of Wilhelmburg in n0C @
many, the burgermeister receiv ~ 9e'-
telegram, signed by all the unmsu,; .
girls OF the place, advising him f. 'N
married, and saying that none ~ Sst
undersigned had any objection r. "a sae
coming his wife. De-
Experts of the department o4 :.
riculture, have discovered that q
pocket gopher, the depredatiors us
which cost the farmers and fr,, u
growers of the country $4,000 O NM
annually, are good eating. The Ae STV
when properly prepared for the tabIa
is said to be delicious, rivaling ona;'
In favor. With the price of beef s sud
all foodstuffs ballooning in va Ipu
says the Washington Post, there -
fortune in store for the man vbo
converts the Americans into nat;oS
Of gopher eaters.