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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-25
DELoIT ITEMS.

Died, on November 18th, James d.
Hattery, at the home of his mother,
Mrs. NJ. j. Hattery after brief ill
ness of one week. The deceased was
born June Z, 1876, at Dunlap, Iowa,
and was twin brother of Mrs. Anna
Moss. He leaves three orphan child
rem, their mother having preceded
him to the grave one year and twelve
days. The father was stricken while
helping care for his children who We're
sick with typhoid fever. The funeral
was held Thursday afternoon at the
l. d. S. Church. Elder Chas. Butter
worth of Dow City preached the dis
course. His remains were laid to rest
in the Deloit cemetery. The three
children are Ralph, Susie and Lloyd.
He also leaves mother, father and
one half-brother, c. L. Richardson,
Canyon City, Oregon; two brothers,
S. M. Hattery, of Auburn, Nebraska;
Elias, of Deloit; four sisters, Mrs.
Minnie Ehlers, Orson, Iowa; Mrs. Lii
ly Blanchard. Fairmont, Oklahoma,
Mrs. Ella Hickman and Mrs. Anna
Moss of Deloit The family has the
sympathy of all in their sad hour OF
trial and sorrow. He was a believer
in Christ
Mrs. Emma Wulf and two daughters
of Boyer visited relatives in Deloit
Thursday.
Mrs. John Anderson and children,
Mrs. T. c. Dobson and S. Harr were
among the passengers to Denison
Wednesday.
Mrs. Minnie Ehlers, of Orson, came
Thursday to be present at her brother
funeral, returning home Friday.
Mr.. Nj. Ryan, of Vail, was in town
lhurs&av.
Myron Myers is erecting a new barn
on his town lots which gives his resi-
dence property a more home-like APP
pearance.
McttIl Wy CTS Iell6u lue y. NJ. JOull-
son farm last week.
Harold Johnson rented a farm,
north of Kiron, and will move by
March list.
Several guests gathered at the home
of John Anderson Sunday to help him
celebrate his birthday.
Mrs. NJ j. Hattery is now confined
10 her bed. All hope she may have
a light attack of typhoid if that is
the trouble. She complains more OF
rheumatic pains. She has had a
severe trial and ali hope she may have
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Eliza Morley is on the sick
list again with something like catarrl
of the stomach
The Wye Schneider Fowler Co. is
building more crib room for corn.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-25

ing with her sister Mrs. Joe Walters.
Arthur Toney had the misfortune
to be on load of corn which tipped
over, causing him TO sprain his ankle
badly. He is getting along as we'll
as can be expected
R. C. Jones has disposed of his
restaurant to E. F. Clan, who has TAX
en- possession.
The carpenters will soon finish the
handsome modern residence of VIM.
Peterson, which is being built on
Third avenue This fills the only va
cancy on that street and will add
much to it's appearance.
Mrs. Herman Riedesel was Sioux
City visitor last Saturday returning
in the evening.
David Torrey was a Denison visit
or on Saturday, going over and re-
turning on the same day.
Services will be conducted in the
M. E. church on Thanksgiving day at
1O:115 a. m. An offering will be TAX
en- up for the Deaconness Home in
Sioux City, of anything you may wish
to bring-clothing poultry, canned
fruit, etc. In the afternoon services
will be rendered in the Lutheran
church about o'clock.
Miss Clara Davis is quite sick again
with various complications. She is
gaining slowly.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. R. Waterhouse
We're called to Ute Thursday night to
consult with DR.. Stewart.
Miss Rose German has gone tt
Sloan to spend Thanksgiving and tt
eat turkey with relatives.
While Mrs. S. l.. Jones is visiting
her husband in Wyoming and locating
a new home if satisfied, Mrs. Ameli;
Ward coming from Sioux City to keel
house for her parents during thei
absence. The infant child of Mrs
Will Wilroth, another daughter, VIII
has been very i'll in Denison, has beel
visited by various members of tn
Jones family.
Miss Josephine Bossen is VISITING
her sister, Mrs. A. Schelm, who live
near Ute.
George and Esther Sciford are Wis
iting their sister, Mrs. Will Adams il
desmond, Neb.
Mr. Detlef Westphalen. is back il
Charter Oak for a little while befor
finally settling down in the west.
The feast of nations" conducte
by the Rebekahs Saturday was mos
unique affair and decided success:
The want of material only cause
people to go away, as everything wa
swept up clean. Various booths rel
resenting various nations were deco
ated and ornamented in accordanc
to that nation and were presided owe
by maidens CARRIED in the costume pt
culiar to that nation. United State
Germany, Italy, Ireland and the Klol
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-25

dixie were represented with their var
ious flags. In Japan you had to sit
on cushions on the floor. Eatables
that belonged to each country We're
served Ice cream was served in the
klondike booth. A fortune teller in
her gypsy tent told fortunes to the
credulous. Plenty of homemade candy
was disposed of. In all goodly sum
was gathered in.
Monday evening of this week Mrs.
: Vena Fret called together number
of young people and surprised her
sister, Miss Anna Jacobsen at the
latters home A very fine time they
all had according to reports. A delic-
louS menu was served.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-25
CHARTER OAK ITEMS.

Frank Robb, Of Linn Grove, came
last week to spend a few days under
the parental roof in Charter Oak.
Miss Maylon Richards returned Sat
urday from long visit in Waterloo
and other eastern points.
Miss Josie French was the recipient
of many valuable and beautiful pieces
of china last Thursday night. About
fifteen of her lady friends gave her a
genuine surprise in the shape of a
china shower. A dainty suprcr was
served later in the evening and music
and comical games made the time
pass very pleasantly and Miss French
wishes to express her thanks for the
many kindnesses her friends have
shown her.
Mrs. Charles Robertson and daugh
ter, Nellie, visited Wednesday in Ma
pleton with Mrs. Charles jacobson.
Miss Aubra Walker, Of Denison
was a Charter Oak visitor Saturday
She is teaching school near Ricketts,
Mrs. Dave Barnholdt entertained
Thursday in honor of her daughter
Mabel, who had reached her twentieth
birthday upon the Dist Nine couples
were present and gave Mabel a genu
inc surprise. Progressive whist was
played. Miss Jessie McWilliams won
,,v.iv0 h0
prize. A dainty two course supper
was served and as all departed in the
"wee small hours" of the night they
wished Mabel many more happy birth
days. They presented her with a
beautiful book as souvenir of the oc
casion.
Mrs. Barber and small son, Abel
bert returned from very heightened
visit which they made to Oldham, S
D. While there Adelbert was taker
quite ill, which prevented them from
coming home sooner, as had been
their intentions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Drake and Nellie
Drake spent Sunday at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wickwire, where
they view for the first time theil
small granddaughter.
Miss Jessie Marshall is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. John Jacobsen, of Rick
etts. On Sunday others of the broth
ers and sisters of Johns visited there
also.
Mrs. W. Vaack and children of Alb
erdeen, S. d., is visiting her father
Henry Mesick, of this place.
The Woodward sale was quite sue
cess and now his supply Of clerks has
returned to normal size. Miss Grace
Robb is retained permanently to clerl
in the store.
Miss Cora Lensar and her father
VIM. Lensar visited in Denison dur
ing a part of last week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-25

Arthur Toney went to his home in
Indiana, Thursday after visit with
brothers in the vicinity of Charter
Oak.
Oscar Samuelson's mother, Mrs.
Carlson, who has been making him a
good long visit, took the train We'd
nesday for her home in Sioux City.
Mrs. Gertie Long, of Sioux City, and
little daughter are visiting their
mother Mrs. Grove of Charter Oak.
l.. E. Goodwin accompanied his car
of household goods to Sioux City
Tuesday. Mrs. Goodwin and children
went Wednesday to join him there in
their new home. We will miss this
! family very much from our midst and
wish them God-speed.
Don't you think an average of So
bushels per acre of corn is going
some? This is the amount VIM. Len
sar reports to have been husked on
one of his farms. Iowa can't be beat
| en-.
Martin Fiene returned Tuesday ev-
ening from trip to the northwest in
Dakotas, around Mitchell, Aberdeen,
etc. He thinks the country is very
( good as far as he can tell.
| Miss Emma Fiene underwent an
operation for appendicitis last Thurs
day evening at the Charter Oak hos
pital. Drs. Hermann of Sioux City
and McWilliams of Charter Oak per-
formed the operation The patient
rallied nicely and is improving right
along. Miss Theresa Lii one of the
local nurses is caring for her.
The long delayed Epworth League
program is to be given for sure next
Sunday evening at the M. e. church
Be sure and come as it will certainly
be worth listening to if time to pre-
pare counts for anything.
Ray Edgington, Earl Miller and 9th
ers, of Mapleton's young men were
visiting in Charter Oak Sunday.
Miss Daley is being entertained by
her friend, Mrs. Alex Rogers, of this
place.
Thos. Duboise returned from his
trip to North Dakota where he has
been on business.
Mrs. Dave McWilliams was Ute
visitor last Thursday where she visit
ed among her friends.
G. B. Coin went to Soldier to trans
act business last Thursday.
Mabel Riedesel was a Sioux City
visitor last Thursday.
p. w. Harding and wife of Denison
came to Charter Oak Thursday in
their new touring car. Mrs. Harding
returned homo that evening on the
train while p. w. remained over to
transact business until the next day
Mrs. Vena Romans went to Mime.
apolis Thursday to spend Thanksgiv.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-25
KENwooD ITEMS.
Mr.. Nicholson finished husking

Mr.. Nicholson finished husking last
week.
Dame Rumor has it that our neigh
Dor, Miss Mary Carey was quietly
married one day last week. We con-
graduate them.
Mrs. Saxon had his shoulder put
out of place last week, which laid
him up for several days.
The Paradise Trustees met at Para
disc Center one day last week.
Miss Lucy Haley, of Dow City, ex-
poets to spend her Thanksgiving with
her sister on the Paradise.
Mrs. Garrett and mother, Mrs. f.
Fienhold We're entertained at Miss
Maggie Sharps, Saturday.
Garfield Rule is now employed in
a bank in Oklahoma, we wish him
success.
R. Malone has been suffering with
one of Jobs comforters on his neck.
the past week.
Mesdames Rockwell and Turner call
ed at the Bramley home Friday to see
the sick boy. He is now doing as
we'll as could be expected
Mrs. Rockwell spent Sunday with
her friend Mrs Scott, south of Arion.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Fienhold drove to
Manila Sunday to visit sister of the
latter, Mr.. Eland accompanied them.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-25
WILLOW TOWNSHIP

Mrs. Robert Ballantyne has been
quite ill during the past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson went to
Denison, Saturday, to see the latter's |
brother who has been sick at the hos
pital. Being much improved in health
he accompanied them home for a short |
time
Carl Steiner and family were Sun
day CALLERS at the Hampton Steiner
home.
Billie Siglin and George Cook, of
Dunlap, We're visitors on the Willow
last Tuesday.
The friends of Oscar Nelson are
very much pleased to hear that he
is much better.
Ruchti and Rademacher are busy
hulling clover on Willow these days.
Ed Brake, of Dow City, is doing
some painting this week for VIM.
keim
Elmer and Arthur McElwain and
f. miles were visitors with Their BROTH
er, Ora, Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peters came
out from Dunlap, Tuesday, in their
auto for few days visit with thol.
daughter, Mrs Alleatha Hofford.
Arthur Torrey returned to his home
in Indiana Friday after a visit with
his brothers.
Miss Mable Wickwire drove to Dun
lap last Tuesday. Her sister Florence
returned home with her after a few
days visit with friends there.
Annie and Tom Butler, of Charter
Oak visited with relatives on the Will
low Sunday.
Theodore Drake and wife visited
their new Granddaughter at the home
of A. c. Wickwire Sunday
Harry Avery came Saturday from
the East to spend the winter with
his sister, Mrs. Oscar Nelson.
Fred Shirtcliff visited over Sunday
with his father and sister in Denison
George Malone and Art HoffarG
lost valuable horses last week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
CUT UP THE MAN WHO
DlSARMED Cz0LG0Sz
Body of James Parker, the Negro
Who Knocked Down Assassin
of President Mckinley, Is
Carved Up as Exhibit for
Medical Students.

PHILADELPHIA. PA.-Special.--
Before class OF students al INC Jet-
fcrscn Medical College The BODY @.
James b. Parker. c0lored. was piAeeo
upon the disscCting table Ihursuay
Parker was the man who beat LOUIS
CEolEusE Co the sround ana nls,At 49,
aim after the latter had hre0 Two
shots into the body Of President NC
Kinley az N.af alo on September o. t11l-
At the time 90 SIT Mckinley assassl-
nation Parker was a Pullman car pQr-
ter bat public praise soon turned nia
head and hc gave up his position on
the railroad. Parker died pennilcss az
the Pm .laGclphia hospital whcrc Pc was
n Daff.rf f- mo fnsanc department
After the shooting az Ealalo Parker
was praised by everybody. rs 10 vas
Thought for "a time that his act had
save the President ifc. senator
Marx Hanna. of Ohio. presented Parker
with n oA>ck FOR $1,000 in sppreci alton
81 HIS 1885,.
Form What time Parker began 20
wander around. Tie was n hard drink
er. and finally wound up in the Insane
asylum
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04

j D. Enos. "a brownsville unHerr1ker.
believes be has discovered The secret %
Egyptian mumny rlHnutact are. or
sonlafHinE akin to ST.. and several fuu-
dred people are Fislttrg his esuhlflnln *
rooms daily 90 gaze on a dead ur Sno.yn
into whose body BE has been -nlecting
a preserving Huld % his AVA compost
tlor daily for six weeks.
The vfctIsu on whom Ross ls expert
mentirE was killed hv traln on Ianu-
AIRY 20th no onc claimed the BODY and
the undertake. took cnarSe % So. guar
anteelng a decent burial when MSS eX-
rsrlnents snoulG De- finished
In the aeariy atty days th4t have
elaused there has been no cnGuge IA
the appearance O. the body except that
it has become almost white AID as
frm as marble. NO Fttal organs were
removed bar nearly Two salons q
the ernbalrnlnE nlid have beer injected
into the arteries TIE body les Ia the
receiving room q Ross morsue. and
people are allowed 70 view liz turir Z
certain hCOrx - the day.
When the body had lain I'm the place.
about a week. TIE os2rd had growr1
about a quarter 50 an incn. 10 keep
81 prcsentaple the undertake. had the
face shaved. and sincs then if has 1A&
a clean shave "a least once e ~ecN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
BLACKSTONE SAYS
REMOVAL ILLEGAL
Writes 70 Richmond Paper De
claring He Was Given No Hear
ing and That be Win Con
test Matter IN the Courts.
RICHMOND- VA--speclal-

RICHMOND NA-Speclaf Al
Ci-cult Judge blackstone. who was
-er,0,el f-,r7 o-fre Nv tna Lerisla- /
ture T-nu-~fa.- has alt~esa.f tn. fol- f
lo,vlrr ea.f-eN-larat.rv rurnrnuulca- +
zion 10 the editor OF the News Leader.
Newport Ncws. Va. March 1rth.
The News Leader Richmond. Va
THE facts in the case briefly stat
e. are these. A petition for my re-
moval from Office. signed by certain
parties in Hampton. Was presented Go
the Legislature by the delegate from
that town 4 was ln Newport News
AZ the time, and after 4dJourulns
court proceeded to richmond 70 lAce
the charges
Under resolution oftered oy Dele
gate rcAtAela-oN. "A- Ne4 sun a
SUMMONS 20 aplrA oeLotr lAe h.--e
T committee on Do-t,- o- lsl-ee. MN
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~ DAVIS before "A fo.rr committee %
I-ne House ON Courts " Justice
Soon after the serving ~ the last
mentioned summons WAS taken 81. PSI
; Inn and was taken 20 the So Franci.
rF,srfra1 fn Nev.rorr News vhe~.
~ernrfned under the constant care o.,
DR. ~ II Arletr until ieft the hos.
,iral 10 answer the summons TO Rich.
t~ond at the DESIGNATED time
ct WAS SD ed when went 20 Rich.
mond o. aprear before the eommitte.
In respons. 10 this summons that
could NOT have made the trip but fo
| the physical assistance or the fr.end
who accouDanied me-
when I reached Richmond I pro
-eeded 10 the committee room % th
state Corporation Commission. ID
which the 5oint committee was sup
posed 10 meet. ana found the door
locked Weak and sick. I sat ia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
KAISER DENIES HE
OBJECTED TO HILL

VENICE Special-Kaiser Wilhelm
who Is here with his royal party. upon
reading press dispatches and cable
grams relating 90 the alleged refusal
or the German Government 20 receive
American AmhlssaiOr David jayne
HIM Is SAID 20 have stated that ne
did not object officially 90 the coming
or the new representative. but had
EXPRESSED has regret ar the departure
of the retiring Ambassador. Cnar!e-
nagne Tower
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
FIVE HUNDRED VIEW
HANGING OF RIPLEY

TAZEWELL, NA.-Spec iad.-Wal-
ter Ripley was hanged here Friday AT
II O'Clock In the enclosure In the
fan yard. Death ensued a few min
utes after the trap was sprung. Five
hundred people from digerent parts OF
people from different parts OF the
the country were present
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04

Mr. Thomas + Gregory. aged about
sixty wears and for many years
prominent warchouseruan o. DauVilie.
died az his home sunday morning.
he leaves a wife and one brother.
James Gregory. a former member OF
the state Legislature. and sister.
Mrs FitkxerSld.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04

Mrs Mary 4. Murphy. aged sixty
eight years. widow OF Captain John
NJ. Murphy. died 81 her home nea-
Mount Holly. WestmOrelsnd county.
Monday night she Is survived ~ I'VE
daughters and one son
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04

q .aire-Do you really and truly
believe I'm a thousand times too good
for you
Wlifref-Of course Ia never think
% marrying you IL I didn't.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04

Mrs Courtney Norton Tayloe. eged
sixty nine years. wife Of Henry A.
Tayloe. OF Mount Airy. Richmond
county. died THURSDAY night. Mrs
TAyl0e - survived ey her husband and
seven. daughtsrs-Ars b T Crump,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04

Mrs I'D. G.. Cbenshain. OF Haden.
aged seventy-foUr years died az her
home at that place saturday she -
survived by her husband and seven
children
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04

Mrs. T. ]. Mays. wife % T. J. Mays
died sunday night AZ her home In
Amherst county. The deceased WAS
thirty-two years OF age. and - sur
vived BY her husband and six ehil-
dran
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
Payne, Seay & Anderson,
Manufacturing Druggists,
LYNCHBURG. VA


On. 1906 Model Ola. kfosfse Ranabout,
able for physioiAp's use or for pleas
ura Especially adapted for use on
country rosdA VIII be scld cheap.
Address LII 0ILHAM, Iget Mo-
Donough 81. Nanchestsr. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04

All idle men OF every kiRd
Might soon be worth their salt
Could they but good employment hnd.
As well a. they nnd faule.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
Piedmont Bedford
Concentrated
Iron and Alum
Water

Which Is ma 'l A , i'rser P.reeo'as,
osasr treatment Being offered 60 tna
rai, IS saying sr-a, deal. sut we
r-.,,~,er. 81 ,1v rsrbe~ o.. ,.,r- win
any other treatment known GO medical
science in the diseases for which 10 is
-.,--,,.,.-r.f
mere is not county DID l.r 0ANte
where cures have nor been made oy
+r.r Concentrated water. ana If YOU
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are SICK we nope you ~ttt pr SUM-
cIently lntere .tel iu jour health Co
Give Ii "a trIal
... ...... $780,. u
81 -rt en-
would cost you not less IMAM SOD per
month IL v0g went to tle springs
~, ,,., .....ef.r-Iv .,ra.t .ttIsfa~-
A'~ ~
rory results. lt you nave any ~A 1Ae
r~--
Indication Rheumatism.
- Esr.. - MI
CatdTTns AlunSg GAA DAAA-
der Troubles kemEle Com
DnainRS Malaria hpTVnu
S.o-orh md po,uol
! nv
- DlSOEucES, ElAEoB An1LA1be
a -,
Liver. y Gro u a and all
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2
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q i'o''~-- Danvfue Oroban.ar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-30

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-30
THE DEADLY HOUSE FLY.

NEW YORK Th,- common .aa-, ay Is one of thr greatest su.mt,~ as man. Ht- Is eHr of the worst His-efH4- uai"rs ef slisease known fa ~rraaI- Ing ovII Hr sa far surias-.s th. mos quito as ta render th. ua.aGa-baai.-d insect a uygHbic quantity uy -vufari- son Iis thriye- vh.r. tH,. mosquito would de ur sanitation H. s u.uus- present and the amount nf daavrr that he can spread over tho .it, absolutely staEsors t.c imagination wi,h ono Rick af a hind leg. for tH~ttaar ae#saen distribute among men women and children one hundred thousand di-,a-r- laden germs
 Medical men have bong known that typhoid and other intestinal diseases afe due ta a germ eaieh aalz-s leam focula matter. but they have bc,u at n joss tu know HuW t4rsr germs have been disseminated New York health officials claim To have solved tHr prob lem. They have traced t1,. egI@e Laaa ta the hsu-r q have caught Him HI6H tHe goods ou
 This is how t4r ny nt- 8Hm-ksa
 Under tbc direction of bf Daniel p Jackson. ry traps were tlaeed this summer on piers under piers au, bfrel. from the river and -o con. around tHe water front in the various harourhs Inspectors were detailed Co gather th. captive flies. which Ner. taken to tho laboratory. and daiIy record made ef their numbers and the material aH tnp body mouth and legs ar He insects examined Tp prove by experiment.. captured flies were thoroughly cteaa- ed and then allowed ta uaik ou in fectcd material Thev vore again ex- amined and the material which taat carried was auaiyzcd. h onr instance. a fly captured on Saute stata street this summer was found tn b. carrying t9o.oo1 fecal bacteria showing fine df- dnity ta dangerous germs af tHi- ars- ivr medium nf dissemination
 Dr Jackson. Whn mad mazt of n, experiments. declares solcmnfy that Inc fies arc responsible for 75ooo If m. 5.eoo deaths annually m Now York from tvphoid and other intestinal dis eases
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-30
ACTOR GETS TEN
 YEARS FOR BIGAmY.

SANTA ANA, Cal - George x Best. the actor. whose marriage with Miss Gccile Fleming If Los Angeles was y"sietday aunulIed tnlay pleaded guilty to the charge of hiGnmy pre- frrrel against him hy C. N Flcmiug. father If the girl. The charge of big amy Was based on his marriage tu An ta Thompson of Butte. Mont, May 2G, l9n6, when his first wife, Bertha Neil son. had not been divorced Roth of Rests wives were living and undi- vorced when he cloped with Miss Elem ing. Best was sentenced to ten years imprisonment
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-30
DOMAINS.

Second and fourth M'cdsy. in each month, at s:30 ?. m.. Piont CT hall. Steadman avenue.