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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-01
alIk1 4 Heard
the Streets

AAANhANAAN "t@NNA'
One third Of this year is gone.
Try the Courier's Want Column
The nickelodeon is doing a good
business.
Regular trading day IN Hickman
next Saturday.
Meet me at the J. S. Moonlight
Excursion, May Is.
Eatire change OF program daily
at the Theatorium. Admission, Sc.
FOR SALE;-Good. homemade
sorghum, sealed at evaporatof also
rice country lard.-C. S. Patter-
son. asp.
Il will be a long time between ex-
cursions. so don't miss the one on
the J. S. Wednesday, May IS, at s
p. N.
Chas. T. Case, our new tailor aud
draper, has an advertisement 10 this
issue Of interest TO both ladies and
gentlemen.
Special prices on Van Camp and
Millionaire brand canned goods.
You know their reputation. -Betiers-
worth, Praiher a Co.
VIM. Waterman and wife left
Yesterday for their home in Chicago,
after a visit With their ueice, Mrs.
mo. T. Dillon, OF this city.
Leslie French. Fred MeAdoo and
lanes Garfield we're caught in a
storm Sunday night in their gaso-
line skih and oapsized Just above
town. Some negroes vent 10 their
rescue. The boat was the property
OF James Garfield and worth about
$500.
Ell and Wayne Thomas. T. F.
Beadles, W Y Eaker. + U. Har-
ris. Or. Paris. Roscoe Baird. Y. {
Thomas, George Beadlss, d. ".
Hughes and Milton Paris. Of the
Methodist. and other Republicans,
Of Fulton. we're here Saturday at
tending the Republican convention.
Mrs VIII Balizer was the hostess
Of a euchre party Wednesday after
noon. Punch vas served as the
guests arrived. There we're six
tables and the euchre vas played
With much enthusiasm. Tiny silver
slippers, allied with candy we're pre-
scented the guests as souvenirs.
Cream and cake were served Mrs.
Bess Boogher and Mrs. viii Hub
bard we're the out-oi-toEn guests.
The College OF Bishops Of the
Methodist Church South. held their
annual meeting in Nashville this
week, and tie assignments Of Dis
tricts we're made 20 each Bishop
We see that Bishop Hoss is 70 pre-
side over this Conference which
meets 10 Covington. Tenn. Nov. IL.
Il is hoped that his services can be
secured 10 preside over the District
Conference which meets IN Hickman
May 27-2s.
Last Thursday morning while
loading corn on box cars from the
steamer, G. NJ, the cars came I'M
coupled, and four Of them loaded
with corn ran back into the river.
Three OF them we're pulled out and
the fourth turned over in the river.
These three cars we're rushed into
Nashville Thursday pight on a pas
senRer train, so the corn ceuld be
put IN the elevators and dried out
before deteriorating much. The
fourth car is still in the river, but
the corn was taken out two days af-
ter accident. This was also rushed
10 Nashville. The corn belonged
n-HLm
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-01
Notice.

! have opened a new photograph
gallery in Hickman and am located
over Threlkeld's restaurant next
door TO Post Once Good work
guaranteed.
In order 10 advertise my work
make the following reduced prices per
dozen SOC. 7Sc, 81 90, 81 90, IS 90.
T. BIRDwELL.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-01
Chseriully Recommended
for Rheumatism.

%. 90. HiEbce. uauville, liis. writes. lsa..
u leuls "Anuut two years aEu I Was laid up
FOR four months With rheumatism. q tried
hnliardf snog Eminent. one bottle cured
me.
I can checrfully recommend % 90 nl suf-
FERNS from like affiirtlon.
lc ioc and fl.uu
sold hy Cosgiiie DRUG store Inc. a Helm
a ELLISON.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-01

The residence Of Willis Norman,
OF Fulton vas burned Tuesday morn
ing about O'Clock. Il caught fire
from an electric wire. It's destruc-
ton was complete. The house was
worth 81 500 and was insured for
81 200.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-01
sporty


II hsd q million dollars 81 my orn-
Es1A hire aan-i ueuld upon -
soul
To rarry 10 a.. klnduas snd ne eosI
] roult 80 around no fireplace untI
late
And never issvs my bsf uii after sign
when tfey called NE Eitn a EroWl
I would isush and lst en- yuwi-
m Nd a million Cellars an ny svni
II had million dollars sn my eva
! would have . pair % shess o. sunday
Essr
Ana "a psy fsr Ell ny shinss
Wouldnt carai
would ~ ths sssbsT shave ne al IN
time
Ana. perhaps ssm.tim.s "a 40 the Gus.
. tiss
Evsy aay ia wear /. SHAY sh.ss.r.a
shirt
Nsds Of unsn ss.a.a each ns-uinE
free from fsrt
n haa q million dollars al NJ ovri
n I hsd a urnsn dollars .n ny o~n-
Wei don't ssaetiy know Just vhat
ia 90
But "a sna = vsy e sp.ad = Nv. e.
TWO.
Nsys. -suia tai. ny -if. -.
shoW-
on. ia ana sum vsJ e max. n sol
lars so
There l. sPortlns siose In ne nat.
ysarns 70 RIP
I vsuid simply b a asvii-taks this
HB-
n hsa = nnnsa dollar. an my eva
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-01

Bavaria's chief manufacturing
center is Nuremberg which with the
adjoining City Of Furth, now has
a population Of nearly 100000.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-01
Mslr, 81 for FIerIea.

49, -" ~
Speaking u hsrotnes FOR novsla. the
Jacksonville Tines- Union claims that
Jacksonville has a corner on the
finest In the land Read this:
when the Eoiiss rays % the Eiorous
FLORIDA sunshine kiaa ne auburn rinsists
" tts Joyous Jacksonville Eirls. tho pic
turs 10 e. perfect shat even Father rins
stops suu In he niEht ant osdsrs an
ounce % rafium that his youth may Be-
restored. in ths radisting E.ory u one
81 tasas auturn angels ne red-hsadsd
dImplsd f4muuuEa % Houst0n. TsHas
looks nks Nhilswashec fence aftsr q
farHanrInI rain
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-07
frau henry 6. Kebr.

Qus benz ii6lihen G6eit oeS
gpuntnI ppn 8em, tam Die betruoie
Radridbt baB bic Satin oeS Eier
gut 6etannten Senrp s. &ehr ar
uereonsehen 5reltne al Der 8neu
muia geitorben 1T. Gle par cine aeb.
Caroline Susfelo uno wurOe IN @eh.
aus, 9eutibtano am rs. Mat 1888
aeboren erreihte lom1t eiu AIter pm
"a Sobrrn, 8 Ronnten pn0 3 2ngsn.
sic fam nit ben .Sbr;geu III 1850
>h Nmerito, eoslltte III 1854
perm Ocnrp s. @etr NIT nelte u H.
bic ~ iprem Gobe in aliflifer Ste
lebte. Sic biuterldBt QUEER ibren
ii"eibetrlbten @atteu 4 s6ane uaO 4
S6ater, Is Gnteltiuoer. 2 9rIoer
uuo 8 Shwehern netit einsn arpRsn
6reunoestreiies wtlfe oru Sob
bieier suteu 5rnu aufS ueiie httrau.
eru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-07
Die Deuti DIE bausfrau-Jauuar
Nusadbe.

Die unS oUrlieuenoe Slnnnr aaas
aabe Dec 3:itld)riit Die Geutihe
Duasfrnu 1T m,soerum cine Sehr
ltattlidbe hummer. on &vihhaluatelt
unb Der Saiiun nnaepnBten Snbnlte
taum ih6uer ~ benten Gie Tort
ithrittlide GntmifeIuna bitter nen
beutihen Jrauen 4neritn's aeuIo
meten Wobenidrift IT niht au per.
tennen uno es erihelnt uns ucifelhaft,
baB bieie 8eitihriit nuf lnnpe Sabre
binauS einen ieeensreiden @inHuB
nuf @rbaltuug beuti9er eurnte (uuo
oeutihen @eites tnoieiem Ganbe
auaaben ipirb. Ser ttefere >inn Der
oem Nlutte IA @ruube lieat, iinoet
Gusornf in Der auBetit ~eeoipaeneu
Babl oe8 SnbaiteS, Souie nah un-
terbnltenber nie rah prnttifher
Rihtuue. go iino in meier Num.
mer amer furse &rsdhlunsen. Der
Shaear1ber1 unb ,gteulabrs aben.
teper auf eIuer uueariiheu BuBta".
aans aaerllebite 8eiipiele pom retner
unb babel bod iebr unterhaItenoer
Shrelbart. Nuh IN Der 8nhl Dec
@eoitte gum gbetl Dor paiienoen
t%lnfleriidlen Squitrntioneu bealeis
tet, atebt Die &eoattiOu lire Subiui.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-07

ounlitdt uno ihr Streben onS St0ne
unb Boeiiihe su i6roern. ~ ertenner
Hir bns @e niith miro Wnreadng ae'
hrndt ourdl Bfnuoerp,Pn iir bic Sc.
%ierinnen. Iuna unb ult. uao aerooe
ourh bieie abtheilungen muB bic
Ytitihrift bel Itrem 2eierfreiie eineu
ieiteu Salt aeninneu. Ba8 bic prafs
tiiten Nbtheiluuaen fur aqe n6as
lihen Senoarb lien fir bic 6i6e
uuo iir ben nIaemeineu Saushalt
burh &athi btdee nIer Trt bietet.
ubertrifft iraeno gimme, 61S In oieier
glrt bisber in Nmeritn reriudt NOR.
ben 1T anb t6lt Den 8eralridg nit
Den btiien beutihlanoilden IReits
idrifteu auS.
Der yerloa--9ie Deutife 0aus.
irau. Mtlnautee, atiS., ienbet Die
3eltihrift bereitmiliait sur 8robe
nuo stpat nuf Yerlaneen 6rei aufein.
amber foleenoe Rummern. 10 ooB Sea
benz @eleeenbeit eeeeben ulro Die
3eitlhrlft tsnnen su lerner. Sns
announcement toftet so @ents pro Sabr.
$50
5n perfaufen eeer ~ usrtamieben
Reile in Permoun 9elesenes Gisentbum.
baS iriibere 6teIite uno aud1 oaS u. 9. Ho'
tel.Gisentbm piinId)e ib an ocrfauien ober
9esen GRANDDAUGHTER gu pertduld en-
udbereS bel
Beter Ganuier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-07
Gin ialider Seruismus!

Die G%nal1n6err ribmen ibren Die
fisiren ben Mutb nod, oaB lie BON ben
&naeln GER Seinbe teine i@isenoe
Dedune iuden. iOnbern Dem tDot-
titen Bfei tubn bic Sruit oarb,eten.
duo ba8 nenuen tie 6er0ismus, unb
n,e unperuuuftleen ptappern oaS Sob
tinfs iolt,en ,Setbentbums" aeoan.
ten!us nnth! ST oas 3. y. audb Elm
0eloentbum, nenn maj fid TN RAM
pfc um's 0niein o.fen uetaiftsten
Sie,ien bloBleQt? Denn mar ben
a0rper bel ben ihu aueemutbeteten
5trapasen niht nit benz &raftlguna8
mittel, neldes bic auetitipe Natur
ielbft onrbietet, uuteritie'? penn man
bet ben Nnsieben. Dab Der 8brper in
lenem 3nmpfe iton aelltten bat, linn
niht aufbilft? wenu mon bel 8opf'
IlAmers, 5linmern Dor ben 4usen,
Sdmiucelanfaaeu, 8eroauunesbe
iaueiben, 8erit0ptung, Samorrbois
Den, aeben > unb Nterenieioen, Wat'
tiateit, u. I. a.. nift fih Settune
uerlchafft nit ben b~eruhmten Ct
Bernard arduter pillen. BE aus ben
~reinIten 8fausenidfteu ubu: iealidle
metauiide, dbenoe 8einiidnng ber'
aeIteat limb? ST oaS 5%eloenmuthi
Slherlldl niht! Gin iolher ger.
ulsmus 1T ntfts anberes. afs bic
ar5Rtc fetbtm6roerii1e Shorbeit.
% Gents. Su aaeu Gpotbsten
StonpbifI. Gbeu Gum.
per hat bic 9lrbelt %urternommen iir
y. IS. .. peiemann Baume su fal
len.
oenrp hweer unD dreo Der
ger mir ibren Sbehatfter waren lea,
te tsofe bier auf Dem 8eee nab
Solbet'S.
Sui. Seiemaun 1T NIT einem
lagasnabel behaftet uno mnBte in
0pensuilts bel 81. EerreI arstlite
ollie iu9ep.
s. 3. Gohia trnt am Samltne
oea stenft an ais aun0poitbote Don
Roiebuo. Sc mar FIR Den Nnilna
in chr talter 2ae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-07

@OutoS uou &auileuten, ,Snrmerr, @eiel.
idlniteu. @ptpOrntionen unb Briuntteuten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-07

stpfpe. Sutnu unb Sers
mann Dteper uon 3ermaun mattf
leetc 8ohc mebrtre Gage bier.
= Gbas. Bisors bon ct. 2oais
f~tlltete ietnon Bermnn0teu 5dm
B5fte1 batter, einen 8eiuh ab.
- 5rant y. 8aeder lit lestc Bode
uUn ietner 6eile sad aania8 bte''
Der surifeetebrt.
- 8ui.. Bod oer mebrere 8OHen
bier pnr reiite mieoer nad ct. 9ouiS
Otto Bod MIL aud Onbtn.
= 8or, Supper uno Debate am
an isreItap abenb ben I. 5ebrunr
i'm ppppe 9iitritt 5hulbauie
penrp Bud it lett tetten 5rei.
tua eliidliber Batter elmer tlelnen
SUhter.
= oenrp Gamer, NiireO Gramer,
Gbas. 8nus, 8m. Suppe uno 6rib
Bofet meroen in uahiter 3eit in Die
6sbeimnihe oe8 Wt. 8. U, Oroens
stleottb etn9em .tbt. 6clB 5ieliA,
;frie lettering, @bus, Gtppe, Gbrlu
7ohpion uuO ". . Goectmunn bnben
III ebtuialla our a~uinabme RemeI'
oet.
Ber einen uerani9ten Abeab Gaben
mill beiuhe am SomitaR ben is
5eOtuar IN Botsonm ben Masten.
buu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-07
.Mlkaiant @supe.


Bleaan ut @rope. r..
1glmins tat iiA uuu etnel iausyuiert'
asr Reruentrnntbeit erbott.
@lu9uIt 5uffmaun BON 0ope Eat
bier 8aumitdmne oetault Die Ihr
Stifbaubols uerldat ueroen louen.
- Grau auault areter lieetlhlimm
ertrouft an ber Bueumonia onrnie'
Der.
SEQ. 5haeioer iuar 5reit 9
uno Snmitaa in 8lano.
y. .. &urrelmeper miro in elm
paar 3aaen bel duau,t aUeuin9 81
8otsoam in Irbeit treten.
8fr. u. 6offmann bon gebras'
to bait iebeu Itittpod Gbeno i'm
oorieiboe Beno 5dulbauie @utteS'
oirnuuno prebiet in enalider Spra'
DE.
s. areter, .. 5etmiue uno y.
8. aurrelmeaer fiatteteten am Sonn'
taa ben 26 Sanuar 5. aeirntibler
eireu. Seind ab.
s. aurrelmeper baut fur ..
@iebinabasen 81. gu 5reebom Elm
ueues Saus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-07

= 8aut bic @ewebe auf, elm Bie
Of rherheG er, eriest eefuhnoene &rdf
te. mabt itarte Rerueu uuo Wns
teln Sic neroen nad benz @e,
brauA pm S%oaiaerS &odp Wunu
ton 9bee ausiiuOen, mas fir number
uareu 9ueeu Sic ersielen uerGen.
35 Genta, Sbee Ooer Eabletten.
gu BADEN bel Balfer 0res.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-07
asrmann no., 5r,itas Den | 11Opember
0ffisieaer Desosiis r,
Beanie.
@sridbts 'Germine.

Gpuutp.Grpurt RessludBt9G Eetmi1e be9tI-
Nn ani A. Monta9 Der Wtonate S5ttGAar. MAI
Mu9nIt unb gopember. 5tenerausglttb ~
bbrbs am /. Wlonta9 In, Npril
Rirentt.g on TT. RegeIndbi9e Itrmine be-
atuntn ON 2. Woutue Der Wlpnats SanIur. Itot
nnb September.
grObattsGonrt. RsgeImdBtgt Fsrmln, b
eiHusu am 4. Wouta9 Der MOuGIt f%fsbruar
Wlat, auauit uHo stooembtr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-07

y q q. Die SebrlOer pam
babeu einen neueu @ornibdler az
fault uuo neroen bic Mrteit permit
telIt elmer ~@nIo.ia.Waihine uerrih
ten.
@"eleGentlid ieineS @eburtstnaes
ant leeten SOlutaa puroe Dauih
5ain miteirer Surpriie Bartp" be
bnht.
frau @m Woeqer bat ben Stats.
5bierarst bierber beiAieoen um 81
unieriuhen tuas bic llriade 1T bob
zines ibrer nertbuUtlen Isl TOE sen
odf usrliert.
u. u. WoeG'r uub 8m. Beioes
mann molten in Surge Iidl naf Ger
az uuo Otlabama beaeoen UNI ba fih
9anbereien ansuiebeu unb auf Spell
ulation gu iaufen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-07
@rUber
T1laSkef Ball
III
Dcber's Haac
SamItae Sen rs. Sebrmar
5nr aute Muit uao @ririthunaen
beliens aeiurat.
@tntrlft t5c "a BeriUn.
&eber& 8irtel.

2 utss. Bonn 9ebrer Ibeos
aUr S. Nluetitl lit i'm 8lltimnnn
ahulhuule fur muraen abeuo Den s,
7errunr EN- Boz Social" anseiaat
'raen uro lit SeOermanu einaeia
ltr thetl 81 nehmer.
= Gopnro Sable uu0 3tc $ ines
10 oieie Wubs nah 5t. Souls ee'
reit. Die @elb'ltmme If iir bieie
Burden bon teinem betan9.
5rm 6run' 5heloeaaer 1T iutimm
ertroutt an ner pneumonia.
Ghrlit Morih ,dgt 8aubOls cut
Der 8rGutieum 6arn nabe Swis8.
Frl. 2,uana Steber Die bel ben
tern 81 8eju4l mar, 1T mieOer nah
4. 2outs Qeretit.
y { N. ,Srl. Spa Sapioe fam
9or ct. 9oui8 betm UNI Der 8eerotl
lrg i6rec @roBmutler beisunubneu
6rou penrp 6. aebr len Itarb
an JiittuDh Den 20. Sauuar i'm
aiter opn "A Sabren. Die 8eeroi.
auus tauO an Samitae aui ben
euauat 6rteoboie TAFT,
0urit Rihar0ion, oer neu er'
unuute 9auopOitbote, trat am lrsten
5amItae bel erimmi3e- 8alte ben
9ienit az.
- 5rnu VI. .. Wutthens beituoet
iit nuf Der arantenliite.
- DAT DID NH cine &titenfabril
uno au1l eiI,e Gamma NuctOrp bou
en-.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-07

"The place for Good Goods.

ohrpr nouom vel DER
rep hlltnn''dtn 5ompih omobI lfR
''fSnNTs Wfu"rne o." @1rer alS
EelenHt erp1at'.
ism Bnlter bat ietne ltoue
'Fnrm M SHfn &'etHraHn IN Srr'
f1n'u ntt'Aaft oerr SSalter 'oiro
M II AZ y niaersn na0 paa:lasin
IN % NE sftn1en.
y pFp7on b1u' 2dlnttt ~ 1908
ieirts 1nnen Niteta IN Ipnuher o.
ln'oaei, uno en- lIetstIcr GeNtt
1ulrr IN fer Hir ~ nn9rnrnmF"
% &enip1r III re Bla IA W.
y bet' o'' uleten Sslt1iinnae an'3as
~
S'ete htee ltno Der Weinuna 2l5
arus Otsner Elm outer @scauf ehr
LIN ioliros. Ut nht 9riobruna
III 'traB uoau.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-07

~ hnrtuttt @onntp felb0
meier 0annler bat l-eten Wttprta
Srancia Wuupn uno Botnu @oddta
&oao ausa meii n. au,h III e lur
5ermann y g6lnter uuo SEQ. 9tn'e
ihenbaA &tacuermefana % aeroas
men.
8eaauif bcr @n, Eg,tte mhitr
nit Sadie u3tttr SEQ um DE "
better ne ue an Der Ruao aratbetf:,
Su besahleh
5rna Ism. @ltte u,r lts@
BOde bel tbter 1oruter Ia Fl. wa 1
5a Seiual
Die beiosnN Sbbne oes g tc
Rustbemeper uno out siaiam 3t.
.erbanmer atneeu Oteie WDbc n5t
Reprusta uur Out 50 ttiittt5trW
Die Srnoer &oti a iinS ati
tbrer Raidine BET permlag Bd,itl
uno bollen oeu.
Bel snaait 8itte battesl il "a.
Die Grippe ater &c aebt iset tyiil
LA NL
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-13

1--WE recognize in William H. Taft
suitable candidate of our party for
the high Office of president, for he
possesses not only the highest abil-
ity to fill the office, but is in posses
sion as well of the entire confidence
of President Roosevelt and the full
knowledge of his plans, with which
he is in hearty sympathy and accord.
I'VE are not unmindful Of the i'm
mense Importance of the beet sugar
industry to THE industrial welfare
of the state. We are thoroughly in
favor of its continued adequate pro-
lection, and we believe that the fol-
lowing extract from Mr.. Taft's latest
full guarantee of that result:
81 therefore recommend that leg
islation be adopted by congress ad-
mitting the products of the Philip
pines to the markets of the United
States. with such reasonable limita-
tions as may remove fear of inter-
ference with the tobacco and sugar
interests of the United States
But We request that our republi-
can delegation in congress with vigi-
lance use all proper and reasonable
means to make protection of our own
industry ample and secure"
Postmaster Daniel Sullivan of
Cripple Creek seconded the resolu-
tion.
"If Taft carries out the Roosevelt
policies then he is good enough for
me-" he declared amid applause. "If
the railroad rates are corrected by
the policies of the president, there
will be no kick on the part of the
sugar people of Colorado" concluded
Orson Adams. Jr., and Horace T.
DeLong represented Mesa county at
the committee meeting.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-13
\ PATRIOTIC SCENE
AT A GREAT
BANQUET
lBy Associated Press.l J


Chicago, Feb. 13.-A reference to
the possibility of a war led to a
scene of patriotic ardor at the Lin
coin celebration at the Illinois Ath-
letic Club last night
General w. H. Carter, U. s. A.,
and General e. G. Young of the IL
linois national guards, were among
the speakers.
Alexander Sullivan, in an address
following these gentlemen, said:
''If the time comes when our flag
Is assailed, we may rest assured that
the Illinois Athletic Club will be the
recruiting ground for volunteers. No
body is expecting difficulties of an in
ternational character, and / am sure
nobody wants them; but, If they do
come. we all know We are prepared
for-well, anybody"
The great dining hall, filled with
a picturesque gathering of club mem
bers and uniformed soldiers, young
and old, was instantly the scene of
great enthusiasm. Silken flags which
adorned the tables were seized and
waved in the air and everybody
cheered as loudly as their lungs
would permit.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-13
FOUR EXPLOSIONS WRECKED MINE !
FIRE UNDER
CONTROL NOW
PLEASURES OF THE EVENING
NOT MARRIED BY THE STORM

Old Boreas ragged last night and
it was anything but n delightful and
inviting night to go forth to attend
II dance or entertainment. However,
it had been arranged to hold one OF
the series of dances of the Mesa Club
last night at the Auditorium, and the
membership turned out in splendid
style, and they We're more than re-
paid for Drawing the storm and at
tending the dance.
The dance last night and one to
follow will close the season for the
Mesa Club and the members are
making it point to attend the last
dances.
The floor was in charge of Sam
uel G. McMullin, Edwin Wadsworth
and Sherman w. Moody. These gen.
tlemen well performed their duties
and made it possible for all to en-
joy a most pleasant evening.
The luncheon served was elegant
and on a more elaborate scale than
usual Boyer's orchestra never
played better form than last night.
Some very new and choice music for
dancing was played for the first time
last night and Prof. Boyer is to be
congratulated on the efficiency with
which it was rendered. Altogether
the dance was one of the most en-.
joyable and largely attended of any
of the series.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-13
The CAUSE
A MYSTERY
In Binding Snow Storm Men
Heroically Battle With Fire
in Dragon Gilsonites Mine
Two Miners Missing Story
of Disaster

At noon today the fire in the
Dragon mine of the Gilson-Asphal-
tum Company at Dragon, Utah, the
little station just across the state
line, was under control. However.
it will probably be many days before
the fire burns itself out or is extin-
guished and necessarily the loss to
the company will be exceedingly
heavy.
This morning The Sentinel secured
over the telephone from Mr.. H. L.
ent of the Dragon mine, the true and
accurate details of the explosion.
Four Explosions.
At 1:10 O'Clock on yesterday
"wednesday morning, Dragon was
shaken by a terrific explosion. With
in few moments three other explos-
ions of less force than the first,
shook the earth. 1t was quickly as
certained that the explosions had oc-
Cured in what Is known as the Cum
berland part of 'the mine, which is
the largest gilsonite mine in the
west.
The explosions almost completely
wrecked the entire mine. Fire quick
ly spread through the shafts and un-
derground workings and soon great
Volumes Vi were
forth from the mouth of the mine.
Two Men Probably Lost
Fortunately, at the time of the
explosions only two men, two Greeks
whose names are not known, were
employed in the mine. These men
are supposed to have been working
in the Cumberland part of the mine
and as they have not been heard
from or any trace of them found, it
is believed that they perished either
during the first explosion or were
burned to death in the fire that was
soon raging. 1t is not likely that
any trace of the unfortunate men
will ever be found.
Fighting the Fire.
All day yesterday and all last
night the fire burned fiercely and
furiously, and the big crowd of men
who had gathered Were almost pow
erless to combat with the flames. %
Hauling Water During Storm.
Snow fell in Dragon all day yes
terday and the fall amounted to
about 10 inches. During the snow
storm wagons were busy hauling wat
er to the mine and constant streams
were kept flowing into the mine, but
the effect was barely noticeable
this morning the tireless
efforts of the men under the direc-
ton of Assistant Manager Sommer-
Vile, began to tell and at noon the
fire was under control.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-13
FEW DEATHS IN THIS CITY.

AS will be seen by an article pub
lished on another page of this issue,
about 10 per cent of the cases of
scarlet fever that have occurred in
Leadville during the past year have
proved fatal. This means that out
of 800 cases in that city there were
about 80 deaths.
This ratio is far above that which
has prevailed in Grand Junction dur
ing the past year, this city also ex-
periencings a prevalence of scarlet fe-
yer. "a
All told there have probably been
$50 cases OF scarlet fever in Grand
Junction during the past ten months.
Not over six deaths from scarlet fe-
yer have BEEN recorded in this city
during this time. The death rate
has been very low indeed. The dis
ease is slowly but surely disappear
ing from the city as result of the
good work of the quarantine and
health officials.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-13
CONFESSED CRIMINAL
WAS SENTENCED TODAY
fBy Associated Press. }

Bristol, England, Feb. 13.-Ar-
thur Hyne, a man with many aliases
who has been on trial here charged
with .bigamy and fraud in connection
with matrimonial advertisements,
was today sentenced to seven years
Imprisonment on the bigamy count
and five years for fraud, the senten-
oes to run concurrently. Hyne plead
guilty to both charges.
Hyne is dentist who has an
American diploma. He is believed
by many persons to be identical with
George Witzoff or Albert Beesmer or
A. c. Weston, who several years ago
married several women in America
and disappeared after having secured
various sums of money from them.
He is said to have lived in Chica-
go, Baltimore, st. Louis and else
where. and married women wherever
he went. 80.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-13
MIR. BRYAN CHOICE
OF WISCONSIN
CONVENTION
(By ASSOCIATED Press.l }

(By Associated Press)
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.,, FEB. 18.-
WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS MET
HERE IN STATE CONVENTION
TODAY TO CHOOSE FOUR DELE
GATES AT LARGE AND RATIFY
THE SELECTION OF TWENTY
TWO DISTRICT DELEGATES TO
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION AT
DENVER.
THE DELEGATES NAMED AT
THIS CONVENTION WILL BE
ELECTED AT A PRIMARY TO BE
HELD IN A FEW WEEKS.
THAT THE DELEGATION WILL
BE UNANIMOUS FOR w. j. BRY-
AN is A FOREGONE CONCLUSION.