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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Lew Dockstader saves theatre-goers
from q dull week. He is the only at
traction booked for The Grand Theatre
for the six days that begin tomorrow.
But Lew is going to show twice and It
is probable that his two performances
will be enough to keep folks in good
humor.
Dockstader's own work is so well
known that 1t Is useless but pleasant
TO talk about 1t. In monologue he Is
excellent and his impersonations fine.
He brings with him band of notables
in the black face worlds and a number
OF special acts that are said to be the
best ever. a 49,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

+. Washington. March 1.-THE Presi.
dent today issued a proclamation pro.
mitigating the terms of the treaty OF
arbitration recently agreed upon By
the United States and France.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
Abdul Hamid's joke.

Abdul Bamid. sultan of Turkey.
thoroughly distrusts his ministers. He
once said to Professor Vambery: ''But
what is there for me to do? If I
change them / shall get others who are
probably more dishonest" One even
Ing his grand vizier gave dinner par
ty, at which with the sultan sanction
several court officers were present.
One OF these the next day gave Abdul
Hamid verbal report Of the exhibit
tion Of magic which dervish provided
after the dinner. "In a most wonder
full way" he said. "this practicer OF
black art swallowed silver spoons In
rapid succession"
do you consider that wonderfIil?"
interrupted the sultan. "The feat of
swallowing silver spoons is as nothing
to the feat which Hassan Pasha. the
ministerlof the navy, used to perform.
He swallowed entire ironclads appar-
emily without any trouble"
Hassan Pasha was notorious for the
barefaced audacity with which he d.
yerted moneys granted for new ships
to his own use.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

and the inventor downe(I 1t. Then they
returned to the shed and saw com
mon excelsior mattress spread out on
two sawhorses and two homemade
wings attached to its sides. For a tail
1t had japanese umbrella.
There 1t is," repeated the inventor
! rs he pointed. "That is what is going
TO revolutionize the world, but before
going further suppose we take a
drink"
They took one-that is, the stranger
took two.
What Internal nonsense is this?"
demanded Mr.. Bowser after walking
around the sawhorses. "You don't
mean to tell me that this thing viii
ever hy?"
She'll sail like bird, sir. After we
have had another drink or two
"But we won't have another drink
or two!"
"Say, Bowser, have you got So to
spare? l want TO paint its wings red"
"No, sir; no, sir. You have brought
me down here and made fool OF me-"
But don't rip out that way. Wait
and see this bird fly. / am disappoint-
ed in you. | thought you knew good
thing when you saw it. How much
are you willing TO put up?"
"Not blamed cent, sir!'
"Will you lend me dollarT'
"No, sir"
"Will you buy me another glass of
beerT
''No, sir!'
Then they clinched and rolled over
ON the ground and pounded each other,
and when Mr.. Bowser reached home
with his skinned nose, his bleeding ear
and his coat ripped up the back good
Mrs. Bowser sympathetically exclalm-
ed:
Poor dear, you have fallen and hurt
yourselfl Us a shame how they let the
sidewalks be out Of repaIrp
NJ. QUAD.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

in on the first successful tlier, what u
there In It for us? Why, woman, ]
wouldn't take a bushel of pearls fol
my showw
Some one with a flying machine is
trying to rope you in, Is hep she
asked as they went up to the sitting
room.
Rope? Rope? Rope Bowser In p
he shouted. Understand, woman, that
have never been roped, and never
shall be. You insult my financial In.
telligence by using any such expires.
sion. A gentleman who has invented a
fier wants capital to bring II to the
attention Of the world. Learning of
the interest / take in all great enter
prises, he came to me for encourage
ment As soon as he shows up here
this evening we are going to take n
look at his invention. II he can CON
vince me that the problem has been
solved shall invest-that is, II he will
consent to rename It the Bowser fiier.
Have you got any more sarcastic re-
marks to get offY'
"No. l am not as ignorant on this
matter as you think. / have read all
that the papers have had TO say for the
last year. / know that two or three
machines have succeeded in making
short flights on perfectly calm days
and that others have fiddlefaddled for
a hundred yards and then came down
with bump. Man never has and new
er Will Invent flying machine that a
gusty day won't put out OF business
Anything like a gale that will blow
down brick factories must make short
work of any machine light enough to
fly through the air."
"And you are done, are you, mad
amp? asked Mr.. Bowser as there came
ring at the bell, and he rose up.
skeptieal Of Success.
"All except to say that you have my
consent to invest and take all the fly
Ing trips you desire. Should you and
this inventor decide to start for Brazil
tonight please telephone me so that
may lock the front door before going
to bed"
1t was the man. The end OF his nose
was red with enthusiasm, aud the
light Of victory shone in his eyes The
pair started OF at once. but ON reach
ing the corner the inventor limited that
beer would be In order Mr.. Bowser
took him into saloon and bought beer.
One block down he bought more. Be
fore they had reached the shed where
the machine was stored he had bought
five glasses, but had only drank one
himself. The inventor explained that
he always took flier ON beer before
taking one on his machine. The shed
was duly reached, the door unlocked,
and then Mr.. Bowser stood In the pres
ence Of IT. He instinctiyely removed
his hat and bowed his head.
There 1t is," said the man in an
awed whisper. but shan't we go
across the street first and get another
glass OF beeri"
They went. Mr.. Bowser was too agi-
tated to drink the glass before him,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

day, ana Cere WASN'T noDoGy IN de
office. You was out in de yard. how
cher, ana heard you talkn' TO a
strange, Guild man out dar. Pears
you had been talkin' about de hard
times, and all to once you raised your
voice and said:
"'l haln't sayln' dat dc panic am all
ober but what | do say am dat de
mediation of de dissolushun seems 10
have assimilated mo- or less of de in
termobility.'
Right den and dar, Bruddcr John
son, picked up shlngle and writ de
words down, and | know have 'em
correct You had no sooner got dat
speech Off dan dat strange darby
went out Of de ya.l ON de dead run,
and ! reckon hos op 10 90 vet. Did
you mean to threa,,4 L.s ne, G.udder
Johnson?"
'No, sah"
"But you must have meant sunthin'."
Reckon ! meant dat dar' was mo-
money around"
"Are you shore you dld?"
"N-no, sah."
"And L hain't shore either. All /
know is dat / had weakness in de
knees all de way home. same rs If some.
body had struck at me wild club.
You orter be mo- keerful brudder--
you really had. You may sot down
now, and have few words TO say
TO Cucumber White"
Cucumber Whites Case.
Cucumber was also noddlng with
sleep, but he reused up to take his
medicine.
"Brudder White" said the president
after n moment, "de odder hot night
you went into Juckson's leo cream
place TO get five cent dish TO cool you
Off. Am dat factY
''Yes, sah"
81 was dere fur de same purpose.
took back seat when entered. ana
dats de reason you didn't see me,
Hou was waited on by a culrd gal,
wasn't youY"
''Yes, sab"
"And when she brought your order
you pinted TO de cream and said:
Dis am de sezun Of de year when
de human system Graves for de con-
glomeration of dc irresponsiblllty, and
de higher you approach to de malad-
mlnistrashun dc more odiferous be-
comes de voolashun.'
"Have l quoted you correctly Brud-
der WhiteT'
"Yes, sah."
"IIow long was YOU learnln' dem
words?"
"'Bout two weeks"
"And what do dey mean?"
"Sunthin' bout ice cream reckon"
"But you don't know fur shore?"
''No, sah."
IL wish you did. Dat gal was tooken
Ill an hour arter you went out. aud dc
last news was dat de doctor didn't
know whether he could save her life or
not ! also understand dat Ave gallons
OF ice cream went sour befo you was
around de coner. You may sot down,
hruddeT. and rest dat large but weary
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

ty.'
Denis your VERY words, Brudder
Pullback. ! writ 'em down at once."-
'Nes, sab; j said EN-"
And | now want to ask you what
you meant by 'em? Just explain your
self, il you please"
IL can't 'Zactly say, sab"
did you mean dat we was gwlne
to hab anodder panlc?"
"Skassly."
did you mean, den, dat money was
gwne to be plenty?"
"skassly,"
"Dcn you can't Jest tell what you
did mean?"
"N-no, sab"
'1thought not. I know dat de white
man didn't. He Jest looked at you and
shrunk all up and didn't hab anythln
mo- to say. My old woman heard you
and your words gin her n chill. You
kin sot down. and If Brudder Pickles
Smith am among us he viii please
arose"
Talking About Railroad Rebates.
Brother Smith, was on hand, and as
he got his posture the president beam
ed down on him and said:
"Brudder Smith, | was on de back
end of street kyar de odder evenin'
gwine home, and you was dar In talk
wild a butcher. i sorter kept In de
dark, and you didn't see me. You was
talkin' about railroad rebates, and you
suddenly waved your arm and re-
marked:
Il amt studied into de comprehon-
siyeness of de articulashun as fur MS |
intend to, but II am my present opin-
yum dat de invislblllty Of de commem-
orashun gravitates de cryptical as
simulashun.
81 didn't write your words down,
Brudder Smith, but / believe l quote
'em correctly"
"Yes, sah."
"And jest what did you mean by
'em? Take your time, but tell us what
you meant"
II reckon meant dat de railroads.
"De railroads whatr
1T was either de railroads or de
butcher, sah."
"Yes? Waal. reckon It was de
butcher. He looked at you and den
jumped off de kyar and fed for his life.
If he has been found dead since, den
you am to blame fur 1t. l can't think,
howeber, Brudder Smith, dat you
meant any wrong"
mo, sah."
Jest wanted de butcher to under
stand dat you was comm along on Ian
guage. eh?"
"Dat's all, sab"
Very well. We viii now hear
from Brudder Syntax Johnson. take
notice dat he am asleep behind de
stove. win some brudder kindly rouse
him up?'
Brother Johnson was given n swat
on the ear and roused and when he
had come to understand where he was
at the president said:
'Brudder johnson. was ober TO de
coal yard whar. you work de odder
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

brain of yours.
Now, / have Just a few words to
say TO de rest of de members OF dis
club. When you want to know wheth-
or Guild man am fool nigger or not
Jest listen TIL he opens his mouf. II
he talks plain English he am all right
If he goes to turnln' de crank ard
grindin' out sich words as we have
heard ycre tonight, den sot him down
as n pusson TO beware of. He'd steal
your dawg and take along de bar'l
dat de canine slept in.
"And in closln' let me say dat not
wlthstandln' the accumulashun OF de
deslderashun and de irrltashun of de
obdurashun we shall hope de elimina-
shun Of de prevaricashun will con-
tlnue to exceed de confabulashun."
NJ. QUAD.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

you all about 1t. Has man been here
1nquiring for me within half an hourT'
"No. A man passed here about half
an hour ago driving hog, but he
didn't stop to ask for you"
well, the right party win be along
within an hour. Mrs. Bowser, I've
struck It."
For the Eve hundredth time. Is II
a patent powder to shoot all the mos
quitoes or the face OF the earthT
Don't be sarcastic, now," he replied
as they sat down to dinner. II may
have made q few failures, but what
man hasn't? I've got something this
time that Is a sure thing. There isn't
one chance IN billion for failure.
There's fame and money in it-dead
loads OF the long green. In q month
from now we'll have our manor house
and steam yacht, and the Bowser Ma
tional bank will be doing business
with the front and back doors wide
open"
'Ts It chicken farmT
"Guess again"
Going to raise squads for marketT
"No squads. You couldn't guess in n
year. Mrs. Bowser, how long is 1t since
7he first man tried to navigate the
air?"
"A thousand years, for all / know.
] hope you haven't got that fee biting
you"
zone hundred years ago, my dear
woman, a man named Pete Mccarthy
set out to fly across the Irish channel.
lie had worked for two years on II
flying machine. He didn't fly. He
built his machine after the figure of n
bird, but unfortunately got the tail in
'front.' and It came down In the water
and drowned him. Since that time
hundreds of men have spent years and
years and any amount of money try
ing to invent a successful flying ma
chine"
Had Read Of II.
"Yes. have read of 1t in the papers.
II those men had spent their time saw
Ing wood instead humanity might have
had some benefit from It. Fools and
flying machines have never been far
apart And so that's the bee In your
bonnet, ehf"
Mrs. Bowser, listen to me. II is
sure thing that the air Is to be nayi-
gated. We navigate the earth and the
water and why not the air? People are
tired OF steamboats, aad railroad trains.
They want change of scenery. They
want to keep the cinders out OF their
eyes. They want to go faster. They
want to get there sooner. Yes, may
tell you that lave become interested
in flying machine"
us there anything too foolish for
you TO invest inT she asked in acid
tones.
Mr.. Bowser flushed, but held on TO
himself. and after a minute he said:
Mrs. Bowser, you don't understand.
There is a worldwide demand that the
air be nayigated. Every government is
interested in the subject. Every board
Df trade is interested. 1t must come.
IN war we must drop shells on the
heads OF the enemy, and In CONNER
cialism we must find more rapid tran
sit. A week hence you may be reading
IN the papers Of the Bowser lines to
london, Paris. Berlin, California ard
South America. We figure that we
can go a mile a minute and take
freight and passengers for half price.
No stops between terminals. Airships
leave on time to the minute. Steamer
and railroad lines VIII De in bank
ruptcy within two years. II | can set !
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
GARDNER WAKES HOT
He Gives the Members of the
Limekiln Club a Scoring.
TRUSTEE PULLBACK GETS HIS
Brother Smiths Call Down For Try
ing to Butcher the English Language.
The Case of MIR. johnson and Gu.
cumber White.

Copyright, 1908. by T. C. McClure.J
Am Brudder Trustee Pullback in de
hall tonightT asked Brother Gardner
as he arose and looked around him aft
er the regular business of the meeting
had been disposed OF.
Trustee was there. In fact, he wasn't
six feet from The president. He stood
up with sort Of yank and jerk,
and Brother Gardner continued:
"Brudder Pulback, was out in de
park wild MY cid woman de odder even
in to take de air. While / was takin'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

"Why don't You call in DR.. Flea 2"
asked the friendly cricket.
Not for me-" promptly replied tho
sick centlped. 81 had him once"
whats the matter? Did he pull
your legT
Huh! He pulled all of them. Cath.
Ollie Standard aud Times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

1t you cum along and sot down by a
white man on nearby bench. DO you
remember dc occashunY
''Yes, sab"
You first begun to talk rellgun. Den
you switched off on to politics. Dat
white man 'peared to be mighty well
posted, but you wanted to make out
dat yon knowed all about 1t. Darfoie
when he asked what you thought dc
next congriss would do on de tariff
question You puffed out your chist and
replied;
1 can't jest say at dis time, but
rs shore dat de impetuosity of de oc.
cashun will abominate de incompati'
hility OF de advantageous responsible
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
Esteem Exclaimed.

"rhe delegates who nominated you
gave Won credit for being man OF
great wisdom"
YES" answered the candidate.
That's because they knew in advance
thnt was going to agree with their
Observation-Disclosures Star.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
A TIme consumina Respon.iblIitx.

why are you always contending for
shorter houisY asked the capitalist.
Because" answered the working
man earnestly, $50 many statesmen
are looking for my vote that l want
mose time TO read the speeches."-
Washington Star.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
Republic Manaoad.

"The idle rich, tell you, constitute
the great menace 20 our country"
That's so. Say, what would you do
II you get hold of a lot of moneyT
me? I'd invest it securely, throw
up my job and have the time of my
life. e."-Phlladelphia Ledger.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
.B0NsER DOESN'T FLY
Neither Does the Aerial Machine
:. He Was Planning to Purchase.
EXPECTED TO RIVAL BIRDS
icentraption Turns Out to Be a Scheme
Of the Promoter to Get a Few
prinks--ln Mixup the Philosopher
! Gets the Worst Of II.
tcopyright isOs by r. G. McClur,

4 tcopyright. 1905. by t. c. McClure.I
\ A wife should be able to, and most
OF them can, tell the condition Of her
husbands mind on seeing him a block
away. AS Mr.. Bowser dropped Off the
car the other evening Mrs. Bowser was
sitting on the front steps waiting for
him.
She noted that he walked with n
swagger.
She took notice that he swung his
arms in an important way
She saw that his condition Of mind
was enthusiastic.
As he drew nearer bland smile
covered his face, and he started to
swing his hat as he entered the gAte
Did you find quarter on the street
carr" she asked as he came up the
steps.
Come along to dinner and I'll tell
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
soulBs FROM SCRABBLE.
That Pretty Village Furnishes its
Quota 81 Interesting Items.

Scrabble april li-Ars Lelis
aheinha 81 Mollers Cross Roads.
as tha guest 81 Miss NelIie Cos, sew
eral days the past week
NH Marvin porteraeld 81 near MARI
dnsbarg spent Saturday and sundav
ulM tbs aissas Io1da ID this place
Mrs Lester Holliaa spent fey.
days he past week with her sister.
Brs Roy rabler q creensbnrg
Mrs james stale1 and daughter
Miss Susan have returned home att
b 4 yery pleasant visit at Che home
of MIS- Al 81 Gardaer % Berkeley
Station
rha infant sen ar and Mra
Dauiei WliMrn HE'D SUNDAY morning
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
HAPPENINGS M THE STfE
ITEMS or INTEREST CLEANED
FROM OTHER POINTS,
Of the Readers.

Harrison county democrats Till hold
their prma election AMY
new auioo of tae " g 2 has
Been formed Al ciaEa6gs Mrs M
paaa president
Hon {. wood DALEY Of E48ias Is
I'll a serious condition as d result of
stroke Of paralysis suffered On Frl
day
Flogd Counts alleged coantertette
ont on bond At Huntington has as
appeared. leaving hIs bondsuan ia Tic
hole for $1,000
Weston win entertain he ate Cons
auuou d be Macoabee Is thai e
say il and Is and 800 delegates r2
81 pected
Fourteen wo-tof double houses d
;he Coal & Lumber co were des
Ia 81 TIRE near Belya o. tae Nor
folk & Western
d Tbad Post wanted at clark
turg for alleged emhezzlemen has
en brought back from Corpus Chris
d. rexas where Be was recently p-
cured.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
DIES on IT'S WOUND.
Italian Who Shot Himself Last Nc4.
nesd8y Died 0Qnday NIGHT.

nesday Died 5fonday Nislt.
Maleo Pere'lo years old Who.
"a da las boz hilAaelf q fAe
CIR Fl aH attemH a suicide died aE
2 o'clock n Cumberland Monday aishi
IS 8 result of the wound he was *
brother 81 Michael Angelo refello
9ho was killed ia a duel IN soathl
Cumberland with cue lnsogmo brofh-
no9 ID jan charged aita murder
Naaeo perello was despoader over.
tie loss 81 BIS brother and The aaee.
that &c had been oa of work for seg
o. months &c leaves brother sai-
satofe Pereilo idias ii Cumberland
81 is stated taat Us Perello beofae
were warmed rot 70 appear asaias ting
Iasosbio brothers the latters trias
for murder
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14
Daily Except Sunday

n. G. Kennedy. j. II Tonge,
Vice Pres Il Gen Supt Sepl
Fl A. Riddle. Gen Pass Agt
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-14

sDaHy 1Dais except sunday zsun-
dav only
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-16
Death Of Fred A. stafford

Fred Stafford, for some six years
agent and manager for the Field &
Slaughter Cos grain elevator In this
city, died saturday, April III, in the
Samaritan hospital, Sioux City, Of in
flammatory rheumatism. He had
been sufferer from this disease for
years, the attack from which he died
having come aDouttwo weeks previous.
Fred A. Stafford was born in Mich.
gan In the year 1861. For number OF
years he lived in Sioux county, Iowa,
relatives Of his still living al Irelon.
For the past three years he has been
engaged a. solicitor for the Akron
Milling Co. at Sioux City. AS bust
ness man he was highly esteemed.
being energetic, accurate and trust
worthy. He never married.
His mother and q brother and
sister, live 1T Ord, Neb Another sister,
Mrs. O. d. Bnrkett Of Hawarden, low d.
was able 10 attend the funeral. At his
own request he VAS buried in Elk Point
where lie had many friends. He had
i Kindly disposition, genial and gener-
Gus. The funeral was attended from
the NJ. G.. church In this city, Sunday
afternoon, April ~, Kev. vK. Brown
officiating.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-16
4 DAILY PAPER ron 800
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-16
-"Homeseekers' Special"

The G. M. & ST. p. Ry. Co. will run
IA special train OF coaches, sleeping
cars and dining car, leaving aberdeen
at HOO F. NJ. Tuesday, April 2lst, for
Miles City, Mont. Passengers leaving
Elk Point, Tuesday, A. NJ, win reach
Aberdeen in time to connect with this
train. Call on the undersigned at once
for sleeper res srvations.
b. Il. BROCK, Agent.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-16
District Teachers Institute

The last district ins ute for this
school year WAS held at the cnurt
house last Saturday. Not large al
tendance was present, owing 10 The
fact that seven or eight schools within
the dis riot have alrt ady closed and
The teachers have gone home Consider
ing this fact the attendance was ex-
cellent and the interest in the work
aGd apparent benefit derived from il
was all that could be DE- sired. Two
teachers on the program were absent.
but the places OF both were we'll suu-
piled. Miss Fritzson's paper was read
by Mrs. LYDIA Bfuneau, while Miss
Dyer's place in the discussion of how
pest TO secure school discipline was
ably taken by Principtl Stewart
| Sharpe Of the Jefferson schools. This
talk by Mr. SharDe is spoken of as one
of the best features OF the whole In.
stitute. Several visitors we're pres
emit, among whom, was w. IA. Il
Fate, who took part in the discussions
Thirty-six teachers were in attendance
their names and addresses being as
| follows:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-16

Born, Monday, April II, to NJ and
Mrs. Nora JOHN. in Elk Point town
ship, : son.
Born, Wednesday, April /, 4
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs Philip
Cbsussse, 8 miles north Of Jefferson.
Born. Sunday, April 5, 4 son 10 Nj.
and Mrs +. 7. Meal ister, near
HauArtien lows.