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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-20
MILITARY BALL At
THE PYTHIAN HALL

To the stirring strains of a grand
march played by the Hawaiian band,
last night in the X of P. Hall several
score of couples swung into line, and
from that measure drifted into a
dreamy waltz, fors the occasion was the
first military ball held in this city for
seven years, and was given by the
Hospital Corps of the First Infantry
of Hawaii.
Uniforms of varied hue graced the
floor, for there was quite a contingent
present from Fort Shafter, in addition
to the dark blue of the Infantry boys,
and the pleasing contrast formed with
the light dresses of the fair ones in
attendance presented a harmonious
color picture. After a few airs had
been rendered by the band that or
ganization gave way to Kealaemi's
Glee Club orchestra, which continued
the musical end of the evening until
a late or, rather, an early hour.
The affair was in the hands of Edgar
S. Barry, who officiated as manager,
ably assisted by Sergeants Addison
and Nc. Sakuma as a floor committee,
and the comfort of the numerous
guests present was looked after in a
style beyond criticism.
The dance proved a success both fl
nancially and socially from start to
finish, and the encomiuns passed by
those present were undeniabIy Wen
merited
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-20
LILL|PUTINS
SCORE AGAIN

Another crowded house crested the
Lilliputians last night in THE Belle of
New York. in which the little actors
and actresses added one more to the
successive hits they have made with
Honolulans The catchy music and gay
scenes in last nights performance gave
the talented little people in the cast
full play, and they made the best of
it, keeping the crowded house encoring
from curtain to curtain.
Miss Eva Pollard, in the title role,
and her sister, Miss Ivy, as the much
married comic opera queen, were de-
Nlicious, sharing the honors of the
evening with Miss Lily Bull, who as
sumed the character of Harry Bron-
son, the young spendthrift, and with
Miss Olive Moore, the French Parf-
sienne, who sang delightfully."-. The
three comedians, Masters Johnny
and Freddy Heintz and Teddy Nc
Narnara, were in the laughter making
work, as usual. OF these three lads it
would be hard to pick the best, each
sustaining his individual part so cred
itably Last night Master Johnny
mimicked through the lines of a BOW
cry tough, Master Freddie scored in
his Dutch part, and Master Teddy,
who is really younger in years than
the two midgets, was the gay old dog.
Throughout the comedy there is
plenty of pretty dancing and good
choruses, the swing of the play never
slackening for minute.
1.-The Belle of New York" will be re-
peated tonight, the bill for tomorrow
afternoon and night being Mother
Goose
The Orpheum management specially
requests that tickets ordered be Sc
cured as early as possible. In this,
confusion and disappointment will be
avoided. Tickets will positively not be
held after eight O'Clock of the night Of
the performance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-20
BUSINESS LOCALS.

A gentleman desires room and board.
See classified ads.
Furniture Of a private dwelling is
for sale See classified ads.
A black and white foxterrier has
been lost. See classified ads.
young and quiet horse is adver-
tisfd for. See classified column today.
Tenders are asked for printing and
binding VOL XIX. of Supreme Court
reports.
The shelving, counters and show
cases of the Honolulu Drug Co, Ltd,
are offered for sale.
Try a box of Blum's assorted chocox
lates or marshmallows. Something
new at J. NJ Levy & Co.'S. Phone rs.
Just arrived in Hilonian.
A middle-aged intelligent and eapa-
Bile lady advertises today for an OPP
portunity to accompany party to Eu-
rope and return. See classified ads.
Butternut bread, the most delicious
in Honolulu, is served with every meal
at the Palm Cafe. Appetizing meals,
dainty refreshments. Hotel street,
near Fort.
If you're moving anything. from q
piano stool to a housefu1 of furniture,
phone IS. The Union-Pacific Transfer
Co. have a complete equipment of
moving apparatus and experienced
men. All work guaranteed.
Frank Lillis begs to acquaint his pa
irons and friends that he is no longer
connected with the Union Hack Stand.
Leave orders for any one of his two
machines with the Territorial Messen-
ger Service, phone 361, any hour, day
or night.
s'Culbertson Hawthorn one of the
best Airedale terriers ever seen in this
Territory, is offered for sale by the
Hilo Kennels. The dog is twenty-one
months old, large and outstanding. and
viii hunt any kind of game. The own
er of the kennels says he has a good
chance at the coming bench show. See
ad in this issue.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-20
HOW IS THIS?

When the last transport was in Ho-
Hotel roof garden, pushed a button,
and said to the Oriental who answered
the. summons: Bring me some Tan
san and whisky" The boy departed,
returning with the information, Bar
keeper speak no ten-cent whisky
Young Hotel Order Tansan from
headquarters. Phone III, and avoid
disappointment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-20
P. MAURICE THE BARD.

According to letter just received
in Honolulu, P. Maurice Mcmahon, the
wandering minstrel had planned to
leave Ensenada, Lower California, to-
day March 2o), by steamer Curacao,
bound south for the city of Guadala-
lara, Mexico He has been studying
the Spanish language for several years
past, and probably has sufficient COM
mand of it now to do court work in 1t.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-20
RAIDING CIGAR STORES.

Deputies from the Internal Revenue
office have been busilv raiding cigar
and tobacco shops lately, Selling evil
dence against the proprietors in the
shape of empty cigar boxes on which
the revenue stamps had not been can
celed as required by law. The prin-
cipal offenders are Japanese and Chi
nese, all of whom are subject TO q
penalty Of $50.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-20

The daughter of an English lady of
very high rank had some pain in her
foot. which her mother asked the gov
erness to be good enough to look at.
The latter. after examining it, said,
with Difference. IF it were not for her
ladvship's exalted rank, I should say
it was a bunion."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-20

f. Jacinto, the sporting owner of
False Alarm. dropped in at the office
Yesterday with the sad news that his
horse had hurt her hand"
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

10 trant nnlhi,d stapr p,stiand
Jamc pactanJ. usplo Pierce. AND
Gco.eo Murray tuJ o. anv aud all
heir oi thg estate Of D. g. Uurtlsul
deceased. io siau nucsisni as Admiris.
trsiotoi lai et.fo aad lohn, aud AL
parties be- interest
You, and cn,h oi ,nu afr her ly noii.
fed that J. iho unactsiencd, have ru.
pended The sum ot liO00o n labor and
Improvements apon lhc Bullion Qnans
Mining Claim, tlc same being situate
in lhc llafucy Mining district ana sltu.
ate ln or nesr The center of section
Ia r. "a, s. r. %. u. W. " Ia liarueg
County, OREGON. located hy the una
signed and One }. G. nucklaud, deceas
cl. as viii appear by my ccrudaae
heretofore dlcl ln the oflce oi the
County Clofe ~ iltfnc, County, Oto
gon. ior tho purro.e 81 holdinf ,aid
promises urdcf the provisions 81 section
2lcl feu.oi statutes oi the United
sWos this boins 'he amount II exp.
dliuro rcqnirel undor iho provisions oi
said .criion o. bold iho samo irom ho
ist dar Of ihn, lnoi 90 tho ~ day ~
Jan, 1905.
Now, u Wiihin9o day anfthl noiic,
by publication yo' f'il, i,ogi .,t ur s.iusc l
10 contribute yUu rtonoriln u. such /
expenditure as Vnrra in .ad above I
lcsrHnoi mining rHim, our interest /
herein wiz hccnmc tho property oi zoe
lndwHsued undor Tho provisions oI
.nid section aasi above mentioned
%. }. nAnaI
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-08

Nose Dripps was over from his
home near Van this week.
Mrs. Geo. Shelley is over on
on Crane Creek visiting her
mother, Mrs. David Cary.
Geo. Hill was in the city a few
days this week. He is now work.
ing at Mann Lake but had been
in the mines in Nevada for some
time before.
If you are in need of Harvest
ing Machinery, call in and see
us. We can compete with any
of them and some better.
j. J. TUPKER.
w. G. Holder and son have
purchased w. l.. Blott's interest
in the well drilling machine.
They are now sinking a well for
II. j. Hansen in this city.
The New Windsor Bar, under
the management Of Lee Caldwell,
Is one Of the most popular resorts
in Eastern Oregon. Drop in
when you have thirst.
Mrs. II. b. Mace expects 10
leave in n short time for Califor-
mia where she goes to visit rela-
tives and old time friends for an
indefinite time. Miss Julia Gree
ley will accompany her as far as
Nevada.
Zera Snow of Portland, j. T..
Clinton Jr., Chas. l.. Joy, w. ID.
Davidson and G. j. Northrop all |
of Boise, were here Wednesday |
night, having come from Boise
in an automobile and were en-
route TO points west.
L. b. Hill is up from the land
holdings of the American Land &
Live Stock Co. in the southern
part Of the county. He is here
10 arrange as 10 his appearance
IN the federal court on the charge
Of having government land fenc-
ed. Mr.. Hill will not have TO go
10 Portland at present.
DR.. w. c. Brown and P. C.
Petersen and families are back
from a visit to the C. S. Johnson
farm over near Van. They had
l delightful outing and visit, be-
sides getting many berries Of
which Mr.. Johnson has a great
variety. Mr.. Peterson says Mr..
Johnson's crops are excellent
his season. his alfalfa going A
.ons to the acre, fine timothy.
'ye oats, etc.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-08

TED Good prices
cs Mcgowan &
d0uartegB for /.
|maho horse buy
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-08
NO TREsPAssING.

Hunting and fishing are strict
ly forbidden upon any Of the
Pacific Live Stock Co. ranches.
Trespassers will be prosecuted.
JOHN GmCREsT.
Supt.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-08


over from Harvey Tuesday
MCGOWAN 3 Nichols hav,
customers for relinquishmont
See them if you want to buy Of
sell.
Rcbt. Bennett, who IS suffer
ing from typhoid fever. Il report
ed doing as well as could be eN
pected.
Chas. Davis was in tho els
Monday locking for painters tc
go to work en- his new cottage
Just erected on his farm.
Did you see that about the ex-
cursion to North Beach? S12.
Tor round trip from Baker The
5. V. makes rates too. See the
ad.
Several of the guests at lhe
Overland hotel assisted Biil Jones
to a very sudden bath the other
afternoon. For particular ap-
ply to Bill.
Judge Rector was in the first
OF the week looking after pro.
bate matters. He went back out
to the ranch Wednesday morn
ing where they are busy hayinv.
A complete sectionized man of
harney Co. in ten colors. show.
ing all large holdings, has been
gotten out by +. O. r. Co.
Price Sl.0O. McGowan & Nichols. /
Sales Agt.
c. w. Lewis was in from his
Warm Springs Valley home. He
Informs us he is the father OF a
inc boy born July l6 at Yreka.
california. Mrs. Lewis and the
10Y are both doing well.
W. c. Cecil and c. T. Lillard
anne over from Silver Creek J.,
returning the following
ay. Mr.. Lillard's little son is
from rheumatism.
c. w. Garfield came in from
)enio IN company with +. B. l'
lill. Mr.. Garfield is one Of the
ID time mining men Of that sec
ION and has great faith in the
lines of that district.
For SALE Desert land claim.
20 acres in desirable location.
n which second annual proof ,
rs been made. Purchaser can b
ave option Of assignment or re-
Inquire 40 ihis
lice within 20 days.
Adam George has q quarter
'ctions of grain land. Tracts
'om l60 acres up TO $40 acres. d
his is not 65 bushels per acre p
nd, but l5 bushels. Stock .
inches from 62O up to 1850 acres. o
II well watered no hosting Of
alter. ranging in prices from SO q
$3.50 per acre. %
On Friday Aug. p. The 0. r. 7
n. will operate "A special train p
Portland in connection with
le steamer I. j. Potter for
orth beach points along the =
lcifc Ocean. This special train :
III leave Baker City at 6 p. NJ.
IRVING at Portland the follow
g morning at S:l5 a. N.
Gamer Potter" will leave H.
with the excursionists
/ O'Clock =. NJ. Arriving az
e beach about Up. M. Stop -
er will be permitted at Port
nd on the return trip. and pas
ngers who do not desire 10 re- v
lin at the beach may return
the same seeamer Sundoy ey- =
ing and viii be permitted 20 -
main in Portlandif they so de
e for thirteen days as the
kets will be good for return
y time on or before Sept. 8.
ie special train will consist Of
Pullman. Rate $3.50
urist Sleeping car. Rate $L25
d reclining chair cars. seats
se and baggage car. The re-
lrkably low rate Of iSl2.00 win
made for the round-tIip.
the date. Friday Aug
/, 2lst. Leaving time. GP. NJ. N
.te $l2.00. Passengers desir-
sleeping car reservations u
dress, M. II. Dougherty.
'ent, Baker City, Oregon. The
mpter Valley Railway Co. viii
zee in effect a round trip rate
a fare and a third ia connec-
n.
NO TRESPASSING. in
Hunting and fishing ara strict hi
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-08

Painting end paper hanging
A. Horton
o. z Tho,apsou and Frank
THOMPSON were u the city Mon
dav on land business
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


ItffFu .TIrra fANn NFrIfH.
nulns, ufcfun. iuly Z. lif
huIi 'o o. hrfohI given chat as dlr0rfef If
The q tnr missioner UI inf HifHrfaI iHNi NN. .fH.
under lho provisions ul fhH ttt uf rnufI Hs au.
plnfNi June fI 100 il HlaffH Ill nH Ulil
nHrf nj uuhIif fniH fu ilH hlfhfa' hlH fuf ni in
o'UiNrk m.. eco ihn 'iin fHf "a Aufusi. uekf.
ni thia lnlfe. thn inlluuiuf isri a lard
hh Nl Hrr'ltn lo tusllp o. south.
Range al fHsf nj NJ ruai SO Hn
AuN rUrsnne rlalinluH HdftItHlf fhr HN Ho
deco fuhfi lands HfU ndtIfrl in nIr fhSiI fiH m a
nf ohlrciinns un nf haiift che iinf drflanaird
iuf talr.
Wu. fkEHr. nreisier
fHaHt nAYrt, Receiver
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-08

ID. A. Brakeman and wife wer,
up from Waverly the first of thi,
week.
Closing out prices at Voegtly's
A mower and rake for $S5. Bet.
ter hurry.
Miss. Eflie Terrill is expected
home from her visit to southern
Oregon the last Of next week.
Corey Smyth and family are
in from their Happy Valley
home, guests at the Overland.
+. S. Smith, of Union. Wyom-
ing, is a late arrival here looking
over the country with a view of
investing.
Geo. Tregaskiss is renewing
ing acquaintances in this city
this week. He informs us he is
now farming near Vale.
There will be services at the
Catholic church tomorrow morn
ing at 8 o'clock, and again at 10
O'Clock. Rev. Father Klein will
hold the services.
w. G. Holder is busy getting
lumber and preparing to build on
his farm at Sunset. He will
build a commodious dwelling Of
the bungalow style.
Mrs. G. w. Clevengcr and
children and AIRS. A. X. Rich
ardson and children left Wednes-
day morning TO pick huckleber-
ries near Prairie City.
Dan Z. Jordan, the contractor
and builder, has an ad in this is
sue. Mr.. Jordan is a first class
workman and has given entire
satisfaction in all his work here.
r. A. Miller and Grant Rey-
nolds were over from their Warm
Springs farms Thursday. Mr..
Miller says some Of the crops in
his neighborhood will be very
good.
Roy McGee has disposed Of his
interest in the Red Front Barn
20 his brother, Marvin and will
leave for Portland in the near
future where he expects 10 en-
gage in business.
About one hundred head of
ranch horses. broke and unbrok-
en-, at the Trout Creek ranch of
the American Land & Live Stock
Co. Call on or address.
h. b. Hill,
DEMO. Oregon.
Clark Wheeler and wife, who
here several weeks ago
from Colorado. have been out at
the Peter Clemens farm for a
few weeks. They are again in
town and Mr.. Wheeler expects
TO make an extended trip over
the county in the near future for
possible investments.
Word has been received Of the
Heath of Joseph Ziver at Lapa-
way, Idaho, last Friday evening.
His butcher shop took fire in
some manner and Mr.. liver
made his escape. but went back
n to get his account books and
,ther papers when he was caught
md burned TO death. He was
married to Sallie, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hudspeth Of
his city. Mrs. Ziver spent her
girlhood days here and her many
friends extend sympathy.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-08
KEEP YOUR OWN KEY AND COUNSEL

Sound advise, within certain
limits. Us al right when APP
piled 70 holders Of keys to our
safe deposit vaults, Absolute
privacy We have several
sizes you can select from. If
you have valuable papers. we
win keep them for you in our
dre-proof vault, free Of any
cost to YOU.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-08

--'--
Voeg'-
paper
'ence is re-
"nt'
y vas anong our
an private secre-
n Bourne, was in
at g. II. Noegtly's
arb ~I<, black,
ID had nile wire.
y b rslton and
K to visit friends
ina
A..-....Aa of that
rth a.acb Auo
II
FED Good prices
cs MCGOWAN e.
dduartsgs for |. !
maho horse buy
E|III Blott have r
d fl,r d short va
lott cxpects to
for d 1isit with y
, east :.
lrxInr the grist
omp|cted and he :,
Donovan's place, =
Racine place ON .
a house.
& !. oc ,l''o oifol
eruascwood land !,
'hich MAS sown ~
lfalfa measure Il
n
i
'''r'''e ana q
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y 3 u''ken in
an. puulina. Or. lie
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<r'a.aJ ~ oS In IN
r..;."sa le
t;''a 80 N
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w. - 80 a. q, lCI
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u.;eo 49, nj
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Of the Oregon a.
'ge at Corvallis
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-08

Ay vel. known herd of Prize
winning Herefords isnoW located
on the faru Of VIM. +. Cayiness.
in Malheur county, Wl be-
pleased TO have you caH ani IN
spect herd. n iu need ~ bnils
or heilcrs we caa satisfy sou in
quality and nce Write your
wants to.
w. p cAVlNEss. r. D. CONRAD.
lroElles Ore. La Giaa6s. Ofs
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-11

Vegetable. Act directly on the liver. Gently laxa-
s--'s s'vsv wears Ask YOUR doctor about them.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-11
TEDIEVILLE

Mrs. Mallory who has been quite
sick is improving.
Ed Shrader has a little girl sick
with pneumonia.
Ethel Smithy is sick, she was
taken sick Tuesday at school
and is no better yet.
Last Saturday was Anna Crow
der's birthday and she gave "A
dinner and a quilting. Everyone
enjoyed themselves and espec!a ~
did they enjoy the good dinner.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dickerson and daughter,
Callie, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Oneal
Mrs. Wallace and son, Mrs. Hays
and Miss OWE, Mr.. and Mrs. 9th
Van Buskirk, Mrs. Pritchard and
daughter, Mary, Mrs. Night
wine and daughter Della, Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. Walburn and
and son, Mrs. Parkhurst and two
children Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Will
son.
j. w. Wilcox is out buying cat
tie and hogs.
Last Friday night Mr.. and Mrs
| Wilson were reading by lamp
/ light when the room becoming
too warm Mrs. Wilson opened the
window from the top. Pretty
| soon they heard a noise anC
there sat an owl in the window
watching a cage OF canary birds
which hung in the room. II
made a dash for the cage but the
wires were something it was
not looking for and when ii
struck the cage it got such a
scare that it went out OF the
| window in a hurry.
There will be a Christmas tree
| at the Antioch church or school
house it has not yet been decided
which.
Hog killing is the order of the
day now and fine weather for
| the business.
Mss Lottie Hall is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Pleas Aldridge. p
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-11

S. H. Aulgur, Of southwest of
town, called In Tuesday to re-
new. He also brought in q
offering' to Attorney d.
d. Duggins consisting OF a lot of
fine sausage in return for Mr..
Duggins' part in arbitrating the
Observation-Disclosures lawsuit last
week. Mr.. Duggins was his at
torney and although he did his
part well in bringing about a
treaty OF peace didn't charge Mr.,
Aulgur.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-11
Boys, Plus Apples.

There is q suitable affinity be-
tween the boy and the apple, and
il their inclination Is encouraged
they will affiliate from Septem-
Der to June. And they cannot
be entirely separated ever in the
remaining collicky months OF the
year.
The results OF this close as
ISOLATION is good for the boy and
the apple is never heard to OBJ
Jet.
1. is possible to have boys with
out apples, but not the red
checked, whistling kind 1t Is
also possible to have apples with
out boys, but that is one of the
saddest sights in the world.
The apple and the boy are
complements-each is the com
pletion OF the other, and either
one alone indicates a misfit, and
that nature has slipped a cog
somewhere.
In every growing family the
right ideal is to have apples as
free as air and water, and always
on tap.
Boys having the free run Of the
apple bin are tractable, obedient,
studious and well. The demands
OF a healthy stomach are salts
fled and the whole being is har-
monious. But let the privilege be
oren, and one OF the understood
perquisites OF boyhood for much
OF its value is lost IL his cellar
visits are surreptitious and clan
destine.
But the boys minus apples are
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-11
Birthday Party.

Quite a number Of young folks
assembled at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Steel near Norton on
last Friday evening to celebrate
the eighteenth birthday of their
daughter, Beulah.
Those in attendance were-Miss
es Anna Cameron, Anna Thorn
ton, Grace Lasly, Dora Petry,
Muira Peck, Jenel Rhoades. Cath
eryne Sober, Caddy Lyles, Mar
gurite Ferney and Messrs. Roy
Lasley, win Hickman, Harry
Hickman, Otis RhoadeS, Theo-
dore Hickman, Allen Hedges,
Robert Cameron, Avis Trent.
Quite a number of choice Eelec-
tons were rendered by Messrs.
Lasley and Trent on the violin,
mandolin and guitar.
Refreshments OF cream and
cake were served at nine after
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-11
No Vacation, Will
Continue Right Through
The Holidays

The Moberly Commercial Col
lege has arranged this year to
accommodate all of its students
who desire to continue their
studies during the Christmas holi-
days. Those who especially de-
sire to return to their homes to
spend the Xmas will be excused
on Wednesday evening, the 23rd.
OF December, and be expected to
to take up their work again on
or before Jan. 4th, 1909. New
students may enroll at any time
during the holidays. We advise
all those who are contemplating
enrolling to do SO at the earliest
possible date; there is nothing
to be gained by waiting until Jan
uary first. We can give you
equal advantages should you en-
roll at any time during the Xmas
holidays or pryor to that time.
Upon arriving in our city, come
direct to the College where you
will be given prompt attention
and choice Of nice boarding place
with private family at a cost OF
S12.50 per month for board and
lodging. Tuition for a complete
unlimited life scholarship OF Book
keeping or Shorthand is SAC two
combined is $50. II you have
not read our 1913 page. beautiful
ly Illustrated catalog. write for
one ; 1t win give you full particn-
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The Marshall republican., 1908-12-11

man Mullane was shot in the
back as he hurried into the po-
lice station for re-enforcements.
In the meantime a riot call
had been sounded AMI policemen
were appearing from all direc-
tions. Thoroughly aroused, the
officers crowded in on Sharp and
MS followers, firing as they went
but taking great care not to in
jure any Of the children, and
when the firing ceased adam
God" lay fatally wounded, shot
through the head and body.