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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-12
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On August 10th in st. Louis, +. T..
Albright and Miss Maggie Shannessy
were married.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-12

Paul G. Schulz had removed his
drug store to the large brick building
on Commercial avenue, opposite the
Atheneum. formerly occupied by b.
F. Whitaker
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
CHANGE ANTI-RACING BILLS.
New York Legislature VIII Consider
senate Measures Tomorrow.


Albany. March 30. - Assemblynlan
IIart's two anti-race betting bills were
LAID apon the table by the senate to-
night. when they were received from
the assembly for concurrence
Senator Agnews two similar bills
are special order for Wednesday IN
the senate IN committee OF the whole.
and Senator Agnew asked that The Hart
assembly bills be substituted for the
Asnew senate bills. so they could be
considered Wednesday by the senate in
place Of the Agnew bills.
Before the senate passes finally On
the horse race betting question il is
expected the Hall bills viii be taken
from the table and substituted for the
Agnew bills.
When the senate considers the Ag-
new bills on Wednesday. il is likely
they finally viii be advanced 10 a
third reading. and that a lineup viii
not be had upon the question until il
comes up on final passage, as no record
is made of detailed action in committee
Of the whole and no roll calls are per
mitted.
An attempt viii be made 10 dispose
Of the race-beJting question finally in
the senate on Thursday. although the
nineteen banking bills favored by state
Supt Of Banks ClarR Williams are a
special order on third reading for that
DAY
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
THOMAS LEWIS TAKES CHARGE.
New President of Miners in Indian
apOIiS Now Awaiting Outcome.

apOIis Now Awaiting Outcome.
Indianapolis. March So-ThOmas Lewis,
president-elect of The United Mine Work
ers Of America. who viii succeed John
Mitchell on Wednesday. reached here to-
day. and viii conduct negotiations with
operators from the headquarters in this
city. Il is expected that 2500C0 coal min
ers VIII tomorrow night stop work IN
Ohio. Western Pennsylvania. Missouri.
Iowa. Kansas. Oklahoma. Arkansas,
Texas. and probably in Indiana. Illinois,
Michigan. West Virginia, and Kentucky.
The mining contracts under which they
are now working expire at midnight to-
morrow night. and except in Central
Pennsylvania and in the Indiana block
coal district. no new contracts have been
made. nor have the miners and operators
Yet entered into district agreements pro-
viding for the operation OF the mines
after April l. pending agreement
So far as the miners leaders here have
been advised. there is no disposition. ex-
cept in Indiana and Illinois, 20 meet
them in conference. and in the latter
state there are many local questions that
must be settled before a wage agreement
can be made.
Lewis is anxious 10 effect settlements
as rapidly as possible. for il is admitted
that the anthracite and the Pennsylvania
bituminous miners who viii remain ar
work cannot support the vast army THAI
viii be idle. and there IS very little money
in the national treasury on which 10
draw.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
HANDS OFF, CONDUCTOR.

Atlanta, March So.-The society women
of Atlanta and others have petitioued
the management Of the street ear com
pany to order conductors not 10 assist
women on and OF the cars
The women give as the reason. that
whenever the hands Of conductor
touch a shirt waist that it is ruined
The petition has been numerously signed.
and the orders viii likely be issued 10
the conductors TO keep hands CT The
women.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
WEEDS HIS SECRETARY
And First ElOpes with Her
from Baltimore.
RAN AWAY TO AVOID FUSS
Romance in Business ORce which
Cupid Invaded Fifteen WeuthS Ago.
Parents send Forgiveness and Good
Wishes TO Former Miss BriGhoH
and Mr. Parr-CoupIe Tells cf 1t.


in tie solemn exchsnee OF marriage
VOWS. the last link IN q chain or romantic
.nciden.ss IL which eoWt.'ip lose. and
wedlock We're welded in with affairs OF
business. was forged last night. when
Roland l. Parr. OF Baltimore. manager
Of the Levering COFFEE Company. OF the
Monumental City. ana his private secre-
tary, Miss Lillian L. Brisaon. Of 90 Ffez-
ton street. Baltimore. were united in
mstrimony in the Office Of Rev. Mr.. Nc
Lsughltn-
Parents Are ReconciIed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parr afterward registered
ar the New Willard. kilograms from
their parents were received there in re-
sponse 70 earlier messages. Both Mr.
and Mrs. PARIS parents wired congratu-
latons. forgiveness, and blessings.
Il suppose you VIII cal Il an eIope-
ment." said Airs Parr. who is a winsome
young woman. twenty-One years old 4
hope you viii not make a big St0yy out
Of II, however. Just say we were mar
ried
Ran Away to Avoid Fuss.
Asked why they eloped. Mr.. Parr said:
1T was just a little surprise party. in
order 10 avoid the fuss attending "A big
affair. We attended to our duties to-day
and did not leave the Office until $50
O'Clock We Immediately boarded a train
for this city. arriving here early tonight.
An arrangements had been made FOR
the marriage by a friend. The license
had been secured. On arriving az the
station. we repaired 20 MI McLaughIin-S
Office And here we are
When asked how long they had known
each other. Mr.. and Mrs. Parr replied
simultaneously.
About fifteen months"
so your trip to-day was not the in
spiration Of moment, the young couple
were asked
WOOinG Not Brief
NO indeed. said Mr. Psrr. "Our love
has grown as we did our daily tasks. We
were not acquainted until Mrs. Parr came
to work as my private secretary.
Mr.. Parr. who is twenty-five years Old
lives at 29ol Waibrook avenue. Baltimore.
His wife's parents reside at 90 East
Preston street. Baltimore.
Mr.. Parr said last night that men,
Der OF his firm knew Of the eIopement.
and has given him two weeks vaca-
tion for his honeymoon
Mrs. Parr was my private secretary
when she worked for the Levering Com
pany- I think she is 70 be my private
secretary for the rest Of bur DAYS. said
Mr.. Parr smilingly. last night.
And the young wife nodded a loving as
sent.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31

Pittsburg, March 5o.-That every coal
mine in the Pittsburg coal district. with
its immense annual output Of 100000
tons, VIII be closed down at midnight to-
morrow is the assertion made this even
ing by the operators. who to-day met in
hard clash with the miners
The miners this evening express them
selves as willing to accept several con-
eessicrs. but Jhis they claim has been
denied them by the operators. who seem
determined 10 force a shutdown Of the
mines for time at least
President-elect Thomas Lewis. Of the
United Mine Workers Of America. late
this afternoon was appealed to by the
Pittsburg district mine workers and viii
be in Pittsburs tomorrow. though his
term as president does not begin until
the day following.
Lewis WIFE Assume Charge.
Lewis viii, 10 all intents and purposes.
assume the reins OF government in the
Pittsburg district tomorrow in spite Of
the retiring president, John Mitchell, and
viii make an effort 70 avert the impend-
ing strike or lockout Of the miners.
There is much bitterness displayed
against Mitchell at this time here. His
term Of Office expires at the same moment
the Pittsburg scale Of prices runs out. and
this. the mine workers claim. has LEFT
them practically at the mercy OF the
operators. This was the reason Lewis
was asked 70 come here one day before
he. really becomes head Of the national
the operators. Il is expected that Motif
cation viii come before noon tomorrow
from President Mitchell OF the mine
workers. that he, not Lewis, is yet pres
ident. but If so. il is threatened by the
miners that his authority VIII be brushed
aside
Operators Want War.
One OF the biggest operators Of the en-
tire Pittsburg district said this afte--
noon
There IS no doubt but that the mines
Of the PiusbUrg district Will be closed
down tomorrow night. pending adjust
ment Of certain conditions, which the
operators have decided are unbearable,
ain. which they VIII stand no longer. We
notified the miners to-day that we were
ready 20 confer with them. but they did
not come They may come tomorrow.
but there IS little chance that the mines
can be kept open Frankly. the oper-
ators have chosen this time 10 make a
night they have long had in mind
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
DR.. FAUNCE IN SMASH.UP.
President of Brown University Thrown
fr0m an Auto.

San Francisco. March SO-Dr. William
II. Faunce, president Of the Brown Uni
versity, OF Providence. r. 1, narrowly
escaped death in an automobile smash
up near san Jose last night
Or. Faunce, in company with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Thornton, was on the way TO
this city. While speeding at forty miles
on hour the automobile struck a tele-
graph pole and was shattered, the occu-
pants being thrown out Mr.. Thornton's 5
colarbone was broken. His wife and DIR.
Faunce escaped with a few bruises.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Virginia-Rain to-day and
tomorrow; fresh Southerly winds.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
SOUTHERN BRIDGE BURNS.
TrcStle south of Lynchburg Escapes
Total Destruction.
SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald

specaI @ Tie Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. March So.-A portion
of a trestle on the Southern Railway.
fifty miles south Of Lynchburg. was
burned this morning. the entire length
of 125 feet narrowly escaping destruc-
ton.
The FIRE caught from a passing train.
The damage was repaired temporarily
and the trains were not delayed more
than six hours
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
GETS REQUEST FOR PAUL ROY.
Paris Government Probably VIII
Refuse Extradition plea.

Paris. March 3-The government has
received request from the United States
for the extradition of Paul Roy. who. is
charged with the murder of his brother
in-law, George T.. Carkins In official
circles, il is not believed the request viii
be granted.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
COAL OPERATORS
PLAN SHUT DOWN
War on Unions to Open in
PittSburg.
WORK NAY END TO-DAY
President Mitchell's Course Is
Net Approved.
WORK MAY END TO-DAY

LabOrers Want Presidcnt-eIect Lewis
TO Step Into Breach 20 Test POssI-
biiitS OF AVertinE Crisis-Term Does
Not Begin Until Tomorrow, When {
Mitchell Steps Down and Our-Owa-
crs Said 10 Want Struggle Vow.
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Confined on Page 3. Column 4.


The increased demand for space in sleep
ing cars from Washington TO New York
on midnight train at II 80 p. m. has made
il necessary for the Baltimore and Ohio
TO place two drawsng-room sleeping cars
for the reception OF passengers in Union
Station at p. m. FOR this service. This
affords ample opportunity for superior
accommodations.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
The Art of old Jau,n

and Chinese art objects opens AZ SIoa,,,s
Galleries, No. 1907 6 st, Tomorrow ar II
q m and p IN. Many visitors attended
the exhibition yesterday, which wi;j re-
main open up 20 hour of sale.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
GAMBLERS DOOM Is
QUESTION OF DAYS
Carter's Attitude Brings the
Fight to a Head.
MR.. MARTIN is MALIGNED
Virginia Senator Not Inclined
to Protect BOOkmakerS.

InsinuatiOn of Gambling Interests
Known 10 BE Baseless, Despite His
UnwillinGness TO Make His Atti-
tude Plain-GaIIinger Not Favor
able TO Division of Pending Bill.
Passage Possible I'm Present Week.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31

New banking house. and every moIerr
convenience, Union Trust Company. i5fh &.
y SITS, invites your banking business IN ~
terest paid on all accounts. Govt control
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
GOULD FAMILY SPLITS
Nine. Gould Nay Quit Home
Of Sister Helen.
MEETS PRINCE At ST. REGIS
Divorced Wife of Count BOni Calls
Again ON the TyIer-MorSes and
She l. Said TO BE EngaEed-Brother
George VIII Not Discuss Question.

New York. 1Isrch Enlargement be-
tween 3fme. Gould and her sister Helen
ON the subject Of the desuabmty Of The
Prince de Sagan as a husband fo- the
FORMER. has reached such an acute stage,
it was said to-day by those close 10
the sisters. that Nine. Gould is expected
tomorrow 10 leave her sisters house, at
579 Fifth avenue where she has been
a guest since her arrival in this country.
and move to some apartment hotel
The St. Regis was designated ss the
most likely hostelry at which Nine. Gould
IS TO take up her abode
The fact that Nine. Gould paid her daily
visit TO the Tyler Morses to-day in a
hired carriage lent color to the belief
that the supposed breach between her
self and her sister has become serious.
Hitherto. she has always been at liberty
to use Helen Gould's equipage. and this
is the first time she has ever been seen
in public unaccompanied by the little
Spanish footman in the plam-coIored
Gould livery
Calls on MorSes.
Nine, Gould called At 2.S9 to-day on the
Morses. She wore a costume Of simple
black velvet. only relieved by a spray of
white lace at the throat The prince
arrived about an hour later As he drove
up 20 the hotel. he noticed the Austrian
double eagle hung out or the Fifth avenue
siGe of the St Regis. alongside OF the
Stars and Stripes.
What is the meaning OF that?' he
asked one Of the clerks. The clerk in
formed him that il was in honor Of Baron
Hengelmuller. the Austrian Ambassador
TO this country, who is stopping with his
family for a few days at the. hotel. The
prince didn't seem to like the explanation
very much.
You pride yourselves on being a free
country" he observed. but ] don't see
much Of the democratic spirit i'm that.
Would you pave the doorstep with skulls
If the King OF Ashanti happened to be a
guest here?''
Mrs. Jay Also Calls.
Among the other callers on the Tyler
Morses in the course Of the afternoon
were Mrs. John Jay, wife Of Col Jay.
the well-known cotillion leader, and one
of Nine GouId's little sons, who came TO
see little Harry Fuller Black. Mrs. Morse's
son by Il former marriage. The Gould
boy drove Up in a little pony dogcart
which his mother has procured for her
childrens use while they remain in this
country, and in which they are frequent
ly seen pattering up and down Fifth ave
nue.
Toward the end of the afternoon Mrs.
Morse anG Nine. Gould came down stairs
TO attend the musical tea which is given
every afternoon at the St Regis. while
the men remained upstairs About
O'Clock Mrs. Morse's two distinguished
guests departed, going downstairs sep
arately. Nine. Gould returned TO her sis
ters house. where she spent the evening.
and the prince dined at Sherry's
Much Speculation.
Speculation still continues as 20 the
motives which lead Nine Gould. who has
already had sufficiently bitter expert
ence of French married life in the person
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31

over Easter from Washington via Penn
sylvania r. f.. April rs s13.50 covers round
trip transportation and Ia days board al
New Hotel Cape May.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. April IS. from
Washington. Sl3.5e round trip. covering
transportation and one and tlI-ee-quarter
days board at new million dollar hotel
Tickets good until April p
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
CONGRESS MAYCARB
FORAGED EMPLOYEES
SuperannuatiOn Bill to Go to
House Soon.
NOT FEDERAL PENSION
Feature Condemned by Legis-
latOrs Left Out.
NOT FEDERAL PENSION

Hearings ON Retirement scheme 10
Conclude This week-Bill TO Go 10
House as seen as POssible-Di1fers
but Slightly from Herbert Browns
Idea-sIay Garry Sc me Amendments.
VIII Affect, bout 100000.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31

Pennsylvania Railroad. all-rail route. on
and after April II. Leave Washington
1880 p. m, arrive Cape MAY 6.02 p. N.
week days Million-dollar hotel open.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31

Some lumber firms say times will soon
be better and are hcIding up prices.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
Sweet vioiets, 25c Bunch.

Trains Every odd Hour During Day
To New York via Baltimore and Ohio
landing passengers at 23d and Liberty ste
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
Nc,r Hofei Game In,

Opens April II. All-rail route via Penn
sylvania Railroad. Leave Washington Y 80
D. M: ar. Cape May 6:o2 p. m. week days.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31

FrnnlS Libbey & Co say Il Is getting
worse and are cutting prices.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31

Boards dressed C2), sI.65 per 100 feet.
Frank Libbey & Co. sth 81. and y. Y. ave.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31

Clear Alabnma flooring, 81 per IG0 feet.
Frank Libbey s. Co., sth 81. and n. Y. ave-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
Cnne lInr Enstcr rnn-

Household Rubber Goods OF Every
Description. The Rubber Store, SS3 F ST.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31

At the Rubber store, 933 f NJ. NV.
Spring Rain Coat. $50 TO SIS
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

ages. TELEGRAPHIC.
Hard Coal Miners Fear lockout.
FLEETS Target Work Almost Done.
Mime. Gould May Leave Sisters Home.
S-Indiana Cuts Express Rates.
3-House Of Commons Favors Home Rule.
S-Bryan Cries Drown Out Harmon.
5-Gillette Dies in Electric Chair.
LOCAL.
l-Carter's stand Against Gamblers.
1-Superannuation Bill Proposed.
baltimore Couple Welded Here.
I-Hill TO Be Sent to Berlin.
2-Fircmen End Their Convention.
5-Thefts Reported 20 the Police.
2-Labor Meeting Here on April l9.
2-Chamber of Commences Trade Plan.
EProposed Crusade on Anarchy.
-Document Suppressed in Senate
5-Noyes Memorial Next Sunday.
12-Let Contract for New Bureau
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31
Much SpecuIation.

Speculation still continues as 20 the
motives which lead Nine. Gould. who has
already had a sufficiently bitter expert
ence of French married life in the person
of her divorced husband Boni de Cas-
tellane, 10 wish 10 marry Count BOnrs
cousin, He'll de Sagan.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-03-31

Siding. s1-5O per 100 feet. big cut.
Frank Libbey 6 Co., 9Th ST and y. 7. aEA.
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Carnations, 5Oc Per Dozen
Blackstone, 18th and n sts. NV
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Dressed pickcfs and pnIIDgs, 81 per 100.
Frank Libbey Is Co. 9Th 81. and n. y. ave.
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No. I cypress shingles, s. per LOCO.
Frank Libbey < Co.. 9Th 81. aud n. Y. ave.
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only Those Now In.

The only employees. it viii be seen. who
are TO he granted any government an
nuity. are those who are now in the
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special Cane Nay Tour

Continued on Page ., Column G
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-14
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W~heseass-It hos pleAsed tlse AlmtGity 70
ss0Ove efO0 ~ ssstAiy h0ms Lloyd asw~
~ ~ bstDss1 sca ~ Sts kaight and Lady
J8AWkey.
r. ~ neepivsd:-Thas - sxtead our heeft-
twit sympathy - ~ hssesvsd perense and
: n Dasthss nesOivsd;-ThAt : c0py "
tAese 1~snpjnsaoMs ~ ssns - ths hercaved
passmas sisO ~ sprsal spDn the minutes IT
- (Fdes ~ : cOpy ~ rent " The New
n - Lca6sr pagers Tor publication.
=. n. PgAsn
u. v. kADLxn
r. r. Lloyd
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Rssolu6ons
:. o. Il. II,

W~hsseas:-ls has plsassd ths Almighty 10
Eenoss fsum ~ sarthly home Lloyd Haw-
~ ~ hsl0ved sDn u Sis knight and Lady
Ilawksy.
- a Resolved III haa ~ sxtsnd ous heart
~ symUaahy - the beresved psrents ADD
- n fsss1ss nssoive1:-1hss . copy of
thms n~sOtsstons ~ ssss ~ ths bereAved
pssesss alsO u spsead spon shs minutes u
- Oe1es ~ : cDpg ~ ssns - tAe New Era
- Lsa6se pspers fUr p~saiicattoa-
MvnrA CJOsuB
JuIl$ His9n
ELIxA nuUmae
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-08-14

n Rehurek ~ 81 nv. 4 NJ Ut
~ sec 80 95-62-l2OO
Fred g i Carl Rack to Walter
& Kirkpatrick NJ Of ne sec 40
64-340O. ~
Katie Pinnecker 4 husband TO
& Frank Peterson lot II blk 10
in lake Andes Townsite Cos
1st add 10 Lake Andes-1OO
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nfn Coafov News

III Contes News
~ couic sids q PiSin Can
~ new1.
"a = fslu. = III Il pour
|dCWny
GDme FARMERS stacked their
grain Othoss didut stack g ~
Whfto eOme were busy thresh-
- oigs,sh, aud thsn II rai,sed
ssk3un IN - w - seIl.
6on a Lilja ute datsn,"
Waguer y imp ,~ing On Labor
~ ~ jask simply cutting i
IN tWOL
Lap year adds Just ono dAy
u Io0r ysars but THAT u enough
% reverse The whole .sbusiness"
lOe ono yeHr, - Isasts
And even th0 "full moou''
smiled behind Tho clouds.
Bob Amuudson II stiil at the
(wsll boring wells.
rsrry Trout appeared much
|llko : circuit n the brook Tues
|day.
one 81 our prosperous young
farmers went ACROSS the riyel
altar water.
That Geddes captured thu
most bOni6de names on their
petsttCn goes without saying
(stAts them and counted 70 two
hundred pr cent
Fred Justi did justice stack
Ing grain tor N. g. Swanson
last week.
Victor Swens0n came home
from : bus,Oess trip ~ Nebraska
ETuesdAy just 10 time 70 see II
rain.
WhOrvel AmuudsOu has his
thrsshing ous6tin this neighbor
hood and when Thorvel blows
tn whistle tute! tute. he sepa
rates grain that sells for ten
|cente : bushel more than from
any other machine.
Ths birthday party given by
Mr.. and Mre. D. Woods was 1
cOmplsts success In every way
except for one little incident,
Ar. Woods forgot 10 take of
his hat % The little folks.
Miss Bertha Chasing from
Dewitt, lows who has been visit
ing her aistar Mrs. VIM. Timm
tor tlle last two months return.
- - her home Wednesday
morning.
When : man goes fishing FOR
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i n Gable Ct q to Joseph De-
noma w Of lot 10 4 lot 8 blk 81
IN 4th add 10 Wagner-t3lO
A w Campbell 4 Gustav Eng.
we'll 70 q p Harden lot 10 blk IL
In Plxtte--1OD
Debald Schnider i wife 70
George Bitter mann one acre ia
~ corner VI ~ sec 1897. 62-
~. 90
Herbert L Mcfarland 4 wife "a
D 6sdler lot 7 blk
East Waxner-l300
Victor johnson = wife 70 w w
H.ncy ~ Of - ssc 30-o7.64-
400
Homer W johnson ! wife "a
Johnson Bros. Id. Co. nv Of nv
&C 2o&ne Of 10 &s2 OF 10 ! e
OF . sec 90 50 .65-1.M
Julia Rainwator Of u - HON
o. W johnson nv OF nv &C %
= no Ol no = - Of - ! . of g
sec 20 o6-66-l660
jacob Olson = wife 10 Theodore
Wol6 lots blk g Platte
1000
Fred Rothlisbsrger ! Wits 70
Geo B ROthlisberGer lot blk
- IL Nil Id Cos lst add 70
Geddos-16OO
Miss Standish etal % Adolph
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MINIMUM Observation-Disclosures ullAl
N~eiqhbOrhood News

black tsss, md catches mud
turtles, he feels pretty cheap.
Lake Andes have neither
bo,se nor court house in sight
any more.
Plain Truth