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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

Wtanoen riqttgt - fon1ne til at
fortrpOe BET Iige ioa mango @ange,
lonl ser ct @oar poa benoes ST.
Dtb.
N}en prop poa at fau Sc &ufll1cr,
lrr1 GQereOe bar fori0gt Del, til ct
nGtoie Jig oeres NtcninJ e. il
mere ppr0 ems ale on9rc5, 0a Sc
fan tale al @rforing.
&icoline &ieriE1rur:.
Naur &pin0en til0ele5 Stenlnc-
ret, pirfer for 6oriporsingel1, ar
Gejoer % ituOerer meo SLID %
G90roigGe0 for at u0oonne fig I'll
en- ia~lpitrn0ig Sitting / Santflun-
let, ga bar Dun ogiao en- 6lug5
Net til at tltr0e u0tole set forle-
ienoe Cr0 meo @enipn til 9@gte
ifubet, en- al 2ipet5 bigtigite @ano-
lingcr.
Som oftcit ftnoer ser Ell 6cmmc-
liz ijpIeIig 6orItooelie Steo mel
Tent @}an0 og &pinoe, for set of
9oren0e Sfriot toges; boiIfen &pgt
lager Der poo, ON set CT 6am eQar
bcnoe, Ser u0toler Sc forlgicnoe Gr0.
@opeoiagGlig gnl0er set ON, at
fife tonfeloit 2etIil0 briager 0atte
Cr0 ODER Deuoe5 2r6er, men at bun
far fuI0 &Iar9eO oper fine 6elelier
pg 6oritaaelie al at &pinoen fun
DeO &GrligbeO Og EligtfGlelie fan
ifo6e fig ct Stems ianOe 2pffe. @e-
DGles bun al 0erne 9(lpor, ga bill
mlligOis netop ben0es golg blipe
til 2pffe for 6e9ge Barter.
Gn on0en 6are b6r &pin0en uno-
gaa, nemlig at operifri0e Ben fpiil-
heli9e Sf6nbeOslinie, og ioa lint og
flort bpr bum bonOle, at BUN fife
uoiGtter Zig for bba0 Ser bar
meget ubeIOigt - at foo ct %flog.
SsIer @unOen fig iaoret peO 8e-
rdpelien al bans Gneret, oa bill bar
mooife til @engel0 imigres pes at
tGipe uOfuaret al &pin6en.
8. Garner M a'goor0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
GcOar SaGs, Sulpa,

Otter lnngere Gi0s Spogbeo OoOe
Sorent3 NteIfen Ben 5. Sch.
al en- @jerteipgOom; ban blep 6egro-
net Ben s. Se6. ira No3aretb Strife.
IfOpoe bar f6Ot / Siel0Itrup SOgn
9 0ftl 9foro for @aOerslep ben 90.
September 1888, og blep iooleOe5
omtrent 1912 Ior gommel. San
Gapoe peret gift omtrent | 4712
9(ar meo lin efterlabenOe SuItrll,
iom nj opboloer Jig Dos lin afoSoe
Manos 8rooer, Ole Nielien. 9e bar
baft fire 8erll, iom BOG ole er O6Oe.
y Oct lfuloe bel bpre fra be nn-
ges Mpoer? Mon &orreipon=
benton life bar misforl taoet
Sorboloet til Sffe=M eoleml=
mer? &eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

ifelige 9ragter for gfscmpel Sen
more @uofrpgti9beos &leoning %
mango flere, men paa Ben
illepre Sci fan Der fun OanOreS /
cen 0rogt, nenllig Seiu &riiti &at-
fGrOigbeOs-9 rogt.
DIN 6reOag gfterrniOOcg bar Der
iGrlig 6orbonOling Om 9eutiOs-
@riitenoommens 6orbolo til De BEL
Iiqes 5omfrno. On aftenen tulte
begge Sc frenmneoe @reIter igen og
llgeleoes 2oroag gftermiOoag %
Nften.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

3. Nielien % bans @uItru fom
Ter til Aneritu / 1886 og boeoe ga
/ nOgtn Sl0 lall1nIen meo 9eiels
Sris, ipm par gift meO Oeres 0at=
ter; lellerc f6bte De Jig en- lille 2ono-
eienOom a W3il ira Geoor Sails,
Dpor De laa booze, inOtil Oe for IL
9tars 1iO iiocn pou @rltno al 60
rents gtieliens tiltagenoe 5pogbeo,
mnotte lutte oper til bans Srooer.
/ bpis &iem BON iaa / line iiolte
Gage fif Ell fGrlig &lele.
8omle 2orent5 gtielIen bar Ell al
ne title % bramfri, ban por ofbolot
pg agtet al alla, iom fenOte bom,
ban bar for en- Del @or tilboge Meo<
lem al StpreIien for No3oretb Mfe=
niqbeO. s 1864 bar ban 6oIoot /
&rigen mcQeH 9onrtorf % Spif-
lono.
&i pi( lon trplte Sen efterIepcu0e
Gntc mco Sen t03. Solmes 15., Is.
90 II. %crs.
6reo bore meO 9orent5 NielienS
M}inOe.
- 9tiels N~nOerien ct I'LL f(pttet
ilO til Spell og far toget lin @ier=
Bonn iom CT beliggenOe ller pes
9}ormoI Sfolen, / @eii0oaIie.
- Miis Sophie 0lien, iom / Sc
iinlte 3 Mouncoer bar opDolot ftg /
Cedar Nupios, er fo1nmen til Geoor
6uQs igen.
MiiS Gina Smith bnr operto=
act @erningen iom SrgoniItinoe /
No5oretb Strife.
- Sort WliSiionSmpoe begDn0te
Gor5Oog 6~ormiooog, men Der bar
finn mp0t en- lille Soriomling, bpo0
maoife for Ell Del 6ap0e tin @runG
l. at bort Mfp0e blep bolot paa lnnl<
ME Sio Iom bore TO Habn=W tenig6e=
Der bolDt Wfisiionsm60e, % maaife
beri, at bort N}p0e fife bar tilltref=
feligt aperteret. 9(f fremmeOa GrG=
Iter par tiliteOe @oitor 81. &osmls=
len ira Mc95ob6, 81, og 8oitor
G6riitionien fra 2incoln, Ne6r.
@oItor Has11uts Ell tolte ON Sor-
mi00agen u0 ira 2ltfns t9, 81. g.
CO til @n6en.
@an 0pGleoe I9rligt peO, 5Dnr
tort og pigtigt set bar for ct @fen-
neife at fao Seilts at lie, og at BET
gplOer ON at benptte 9iebliffet,
nonr Seilt8 al No5oret6 gaar forbi
& lit Sr0.), 0a at raabe til bam ON
Gorbormelie og NooOe og ioo foo
hore bans Silgipelie, Iigeiom oen
fottige bIillbe Mono: Sin Sro bar
frelit Big.
@aitor Gbriitianien talte ON ST.
t%ermioOagen og poabiIte nprmere,
at Ser finn bar TO &eie, bporpoa
Menneifer fan ponore, nemlig Ben
breOe % oen imole Sci og bporle=
Hes @u0, for at fife nogen ifol be-
broge Jig ielp, bar ifilbret for %
Sc TO @eie, boooe Sen, Ser f6rer til
TorOGrpelie, og Sen, Ser fdrer til
Icpiat 0io % SoGigbeo. 8ao ben
brebe Sci bonbres Ser / mango for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

81 bar nogle faa, iom boiotte os
Ber poa ySoneIteaos" for fem Aur
iioen / bette Soraar, men hi bar
Gle Guardianship % bar maattet
genlem mango 8elperligbeOer,
JON 9tp6epggerliDet meoferer, or
beiOe os frenL og bet gaar 10 fin
lmoat, naar Wi0lerne til at be-
gDn0e meO er imaa. Ser er Dog,
0u0 lte Sop, tommen life lua fnu
Here 9anosmGn0 BERTH, ioa Der MI
Ct en- gonite goo &oIoni. &t bar
en- go0 file WenigbeO, % ri g6r,
huaO hi fan ogiaa fOr N}enigbe=
rcnS ~tinlelige 9lnliggenOer; hi bar
MI o@llmber" og Sten til Ell Strife
% ArGltaboIig, men pi CT fattigc
poo @enge, % Bet toger, iom )
io nof peO, &enncr, fife ioo list
til alt oll0et foru0en ulmin0eligt
N}utcriole for GpforcIie of en- &Dg-
&i Ipuges efter "a trpng5r
ioo uneaet til ct @u05-6ltS, men
II fou life u1cO egen @in(p 6pgge
Set op; oerfor er Set, @}enig6e0cn
far toget Sen Neilttning at 6c0c
cocr on at 1inIpe o5 til at foo
As bpGget 0i5ie @uie. Oct biz
tIiOe Sen forite 0onife Strife Der
/ @l6erto. 81 6no6er til &errelL
at por &an til cOer iffe 1fal pore
forgGpes. Sit til @ergenS sore "a
,SiGIene5 6reIie.
Sill s ienoe coerS @oper til Dor
@}enig6eO5 &o5ierer, @}r. S. g.
&rom6urp 9iction, aIto, CANADA,
ioo bill f~pittere / r0uniferen~.
&on 8etania 5. ep.-lutb. Me=
&egne.
Sicfion, 9llbertn, Canada, "a.
Sebr. 1908.
2. q. 9onne6erg, 6ormon0.
&enrp BARREN, Sefretnr.
S. s. @un0eien, .GreIt.
@fterfrift. - Openitao-
enOe 9enOenOelie fra 8etania Solo
rien alberta, Gan, fan pi fife an
emo gipe Dor biertelige Silill1t=
ming.
Yaa GruttO al Smaafaorene, bore
Sam funOsDenner itooer l. o. itore
Observation-Disclosures, ct Sc per-
Otge tr9ngenoe.
Ne tGnfer fife poa At bpgge efter
ltor Still men fun ct tarbeligt Ser
rens Sus og 8olig for en- 4r6ei0er
/ 6eres Miote.
&enge bar bore @enner / 8etonio
&olonien life mango al, men Sc bor
% por1ne &ierter for Ser
ren5 Sag og biltnof ogiaa me0 Ii
ben Ell go0 Sremtio.
@t bill meo 0enne Mnbefalinq
oerne iige til Genner omfring i
5omfunOet, iom @erren bar biuIpet
oper mango itore gepbpggebefoarIig-
6e0er - gio @etanio-@ i.
9llberta, Canada, Ell @ope til oera$
@u6Sbrs.
S 9Grbboigbeo
8. 81. &eteren, &reo3formono.
6. 9. G6riftionfen, 6mo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
0empeuoeIie til Genmer
iSamfunbet.

Get er meo 8gn til aGe bore
@enner / 9omfunoet Cog pi io66er
henne @bn ino / Seiu 9riIti Seer
ligbeO) ON at bielpe os meO en-
itor eGer lille @ope til at opf6re
Ell Strife og 8reitebolig for Dor
Menigbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
&0rreiponOancer
Glf 6urn, Spma,

9Greoe geOoft6rl 9o Ser iieloen
GpreS noget berfra, pil jeg forteae
li0t ON eff &orn. ION ben M er.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at 2
per cent: highest. cent: lowest "a. per cent;
closing r3d124 per cent; last loan IA per cent:
ruling rate. 2 per cent. Time money was obtain
able with considerable freedom. but the tone was
slightly frmer and rates In some cases II
per cent higher. Demand was firm. but banks
although we'll supplied. limited offerings some
what in view OF the surrender of government funds
and other necessities incidental to the month turn
Rates, 2l5 per cent for sixty days. 22.63 per cent
for ninety days, 3AG3l2 per cent for four months
3a4 for five and six months. per for over the
election period and 4l2G424 per cent for year
Mercantile paper met with fairly rapid absorption
whenever the quality attractive There was
only a fair market for names of lesser financial
strength. Rates 41@d5 per cent for sixty and
ninety days indorsed bills receivable, as well as
for choice four TO six months single names and
512 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened easier decline of to Is points
with cables quoted at 4,s715d4S714 demand sterling
at 4sSDd4 $3.50 and sixty-day bills 4S4Ia64 $50
The market for short francs 5.15Ss less s-22
and for short reichsmarks So 5-l6 less 1-32 The
market became steadier in the early afternoon
showing an advance Of to 10 points. Gables we're
quoted at 4S72od4.S7i4. demand sterling at $500
falling to with the rest Of the market
Short francs held around 515Ss less 3-S2 to BEN
less 116, and short reichsmarks 5-6 less 1-32
The market showed increased frmness in the last
hour, sterling rates advancing ; points further
Gables were quoted at 4s7i $50 demand sterling
at 4s69dGtAS7 and sixty-day bills at 4S44nI4 s4Is
The market for short francs was 1854 less S-S2 10
5l5ss less 564, and for short reichsmarks a5 5-1S
less 1-32.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
METZ REFUSES REVENUE BOND OFFER
Syndicate Wanted to Take S40,OOO.OO0 Is
at Little Less than Par.

Controller Metz turned down yesterday an crss
from a Wall Street syndicate for S4aCo' 80 Per
cent revenue bonds. 10 for six months The
best offer is said TO have been a little less than
par The last issue of revenue bonds. in January.
was bought in by the j. P. Morgan syndicate on q
per cent basis. Controller Metz expects 70 sell
about See.oto,0e0 revenue bonds before July : az
above par
We had 10 have the money last winter - run
the city's business. and We had 10 pay sJ,T n
terest.' said the controller. Now the shoe IS
the other foot Money is cheap ari the city VIII
not pay more than II is obliged We 90 not
need money Just at present. and We do NOT need
100000 at one time l expect To sell revenus
bonds before July I. but they Will be price
that Will bring down the average for the year 70
a reasonable figure. Several big bond houses ars
willing 10 take the bonds. which are reieemaols
next fall
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

After heaviness in the early speculation the mar
ket for outside securities developed steadier tone
a better inquiry in the leading issues. Prices.
however, in most instances huctuated within mar
limits. International Salt was up a point
Standard Oil fell points, Illinois Central rights
easier a fair volume of dealings. Man
haitian Transit heavy. In the mining group
Butte Coalition, after early weakness. developed
strength CumberIand-EIy was steady. Nevada
Consolidated improved z. Nevada-Utah was up Il
fraction. TonOpah Mining gained "a. Montgomery
Shoshone under pressure, but lost only a
small fraction. Goldheld Consolidated and Daisy
frmer. In bonds Interborough notes were
up y, Pennsylvania As Is and Rock Island notes
were down 24.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
Special Meeting Of Stockholders.
100 Broadway. New York. March IS 1aos-
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANT:

Notice is hereby given that special meeting q ne
stockholders Of Union Pacific Railroad Corlpaly has
been called by the Board Of Directors convene az
Office of the Company SALT Lake CITY. n tla
State OF Utah. the 5th day of May. 1908, a. 10
O'Clock A. NJ for the Of considering ana act
ing upon the follow ing propositions, viz
To approve ratify the sale said UnIon PaciAo
Railroad Company Of the railroad and branches. con-
struCtej be constructed of The Leavervcrrh.
Kansas and Western Railway COMPANY together with
all the property. rights. privileges and franchises
thereto perrantng and all other property q the COM
pany last named;
To approve ratify the sale said Union PacI11
Railroad Company Of the railroad and branches.
structed to be constructed. Of The Topeka and
Northwestern Railroad Company. together with
property rights privileges and franchises thereto
tanning. and all other property OF the Company last
named.
) To authorize or approve an issue of bonds % os
secured by mortgage of portion or said Union Pa
cidc Railroad Companys lines OF railroad. together
with the appurtenances. including the lines
proposed be purchased aforesaid
The books for the transfer OF stock toor1 p-s-
ferred and Connloni viii be closed purpose
the meeting at - o'clock noon. the DAY Of
April, 1908, and will be reopened 10 O'Clock \ "
on the 9Th day of Nay. 1908.
BY order Of the Board Directors
ALIEN MIIIAR.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
rs posted rates we're as follows.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Boston 1oc discount. :.
Chicago, SOC premium; ST. Louis. soc discount San
Francisco. sight &c premium. telegraph sc pre-
MUM; New Orleans. commercial par. bank 81 pre-
MUM; Cincinnati. l0c premium; Savannah buying
3-l6c discount, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York exchanges
S2S75l4.HS. balances H7.15S45l; Chicago. exchanges
SiS, ,OS3.506. balances S,3il+9 Baltimore exchanges
$39i9s37 balances si52. 1879; Philadelphia exchanges
s22,076529 balances S1.9sl1So; Boston, exchanges
$27, 1876. .i9l, balances S2.O439g
FOREIGN MONEY MARK ET-CalI money IN
London, 3Q212 per cent open market discount rate
for short bills, 29sG2 ILLS per cent; long bills 2Ssd
21l-l6 per cent, Berlin discount rate. 4Is per cent
Paris discount rate, 2ll-l6 per cent. Paris ex-
change on London. 26 francs IS centimes. Bar gold
rs. l0isd. Berlin exchange London. % marks
43aa pfenngs.
FOREIGN SECURlTIES.-Britsh consoIs for
money, SSzs per cent; for the account ssh French
rentes Sc francs 55 centimes.
SILVER MARKET.-Bur silver. 52%c Mexican
silver dollars. SIC Bar silver in London closed al
"a 5-l6d. unchanged.
GOLD PREMIUM.-ln Madrid. AGO; Lisbon u Is
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 202c.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. receints
reported from Washington sS2. 4s7. internal reve-
aue receipts, SOS,0e3, miscellaneous receipts S4-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
NOTICE TO DEPOsIrORs-
REMOVAL OF ALL RESTRICTIONS

a55 Receipts for the day. s162o,475: expenditures
81 $50 0oO Receipts for the month to date. Slo9ltto
expenditures Sz 900; of expenditures soS-
5Z Receipts for the year to date. SfSS2s.5fZ; ex-
pendtUres S55z534 s27; excess Of expenditures. S2-
05 .355.
SUB-TREASURY-The Sub-Treasury was dcOtor
to the Clearing House S2,4144S9.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
IMPORTS OF DRYGoODs.

Imports and marketings OF drygoods this week
with comparisons were follows:
This Last
Total imports SI.TIj.5s2 $2GSn 675 $3.50 s37
Total naTEetings l-1ls.521 1850 ss7 3.745 1877
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks which there
no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock
Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

IN m ioiio"ing shows yesterdays closing quota
days: "'' Ihuls-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
BONDS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney Co . Broa
street New York. lS2 +h s'rss.
Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
9th day of May, 1908,

for the purchase Million 81 900 OO0j Dollars ws,
County Bonds. The sanitary Dis
Bonds OF county OF WestcheseT. Which Bonds
pursuant the provisions OF II
OF 1905. amended BY Chapter ~ % the
OF 1907 The said Bonds mature ana are payable
o County Treasurer White Plains. y Y
Thousand $50 Of0) Dollars January
lst 1893 Twenty Thousand $50 O00l Dollars
first day OF January OF each succeeding year 20 and n
cluding the 1852.
said bonds are In form coupon bonds. privileges
registration exempt from all taxation. and
In a
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
FOUR and 0HE.KAlF PER
CENT. az PER ANNUM,

from the Jay 1908. payable annually
on the days January and July ot year
Office County Treasurer CT Westchester County.
White Plains. y Y
Said Bonds OF the denomination of one Thousand
Bids Will received for
Bonds All bids must be enclosed
sealed envelopes endorsed Bids for Purchase %
Sanitary Sewer District BOnis of the County q West
chester delivered to the Bronx Valley sewer con-
Office No. Grand Street. White Plains.
y Y. before O'Clock p " the 5ta Gay %
NAV. 1905
The Commission the right reject s1t
a bids Each bid be accompanied By a certified
a Trust Company for i've PEI cent
C5e OF the ot the value OF the BoH1s nd
bidder paw for Bonds On t1s 18th
day of Nav 1908 az O'Clock A. NJ. the once q
Treasurer. White Plains. y Y a. V-Ico
Bonds will be ready for delivery
William Archer,
John Z. Andrus,
John j. Brown,
Bronx Valley Sewer Commission
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
OFFICE OF
AMaIGAMaTEn COPPER COMPANY

4 BroadWay. New 1oTE, April 18th. lBos.
Notice hereby given that the stock certificate
Ter books Of the Company Will be closed Monday. May
11th. 1905 al O'Clock 7. NJ for the purpose Of the
annual Meeting Of the Company, to be held June ls
1905, that such books will be reopened Tues
day. June ID, 1905 d o'clock 4. NJ
\ MEI.IN.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
MORTON TRUST CO.,
NEW YORK TRUST CO..
EQUITABLE TRUST CO.,
GUARANTEE TRUST CO.,
DEALT IN.
CLINTON GILBERT
WALL ST. N Y. CITY.
Financial Meetings.
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY

III Broadway. New York. March oath 1905
The Board of Directors this day declared dividend
one and one-quarter per upon the capital
stock payable May 9th 1908 the stockholders
OF record at the close OF business 11th 1905.
Checks will be mailed. Transfer books common
stock viii close at p NJ May 1lth, 1905 and reopen
May 2sth 1905
s. T. CALIAwAY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
THO,ipsOy-sTaRRETT COMPANY.

-. OF WaH stteet, New iork ~, -
elared the regular semi annual dividend OF FOUR PER
stockholders of record May g. 1908.
H D BABBITT. Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
100000
HESTCHESTER COUNTY (a. ~
BONDS FORSALE.

Sealed will received BY ValIey Ser--
Commission their Office. No 2 Street in -
Village OF White Plains y. Y. until o'clock P N On
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
NEW YORK CITY BoNDs

FURNISHED ~ Dyer & Co. No 81 Wan .,-...
Interest payable May and Nover,b.,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

F bss
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by R. L. Day s. Co. No 81 Wall streetl
Apr. 30. May Apr 10 Mav
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
COBALT PRICES IN TORONTO

FURNISHED and corrected daily by stewart a I.ck,,,
No. 43 Exchange
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

'New stock
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

MINING.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24

pcsinninG today ana 'ae''"E ono
week tho baldwin Hardware Co VIII
sol, Jap.a.inc ut u discount ~ 10
per con, '''S
Parties rctufnins from the hof'h
end of tho county nay that the Wood
river valley is awarm'ng with pleas
urc seekers and that the tourists
come from all parts of the country,
". .. Kent. who has chnrg" "f the
drcdgcs WORKING on the dixie across
tho marsh. states that the machines
are doiug good scrvicc, but that "
has become necessary to place I"
new boiler In the old drcdg". Their"
IL no longer any doubt hut what th"
road viii reach the navignhl" water
this winter
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24
BRIEF MENTION
Attractive silvcrwarc just received

Attractive silvorwarc just received
at winters
Fifty crates fine Rogue river valley
peaches at the Monarch, si.3h per
crate. Phone 3il,
Mr.. aud Mira, Don !, zumwalt and
the pasmorc sisters loft this morn
Ing for camping trip to Crater
lake.
Business IL pressing at the Pant
atorium. T-iS
DrR,R. Hamilton, Frcd schallock
Rob swif, and Ralph Carter are
hunting aud fishing In the vicinity
OF Odessa
Preserve kettles and Jelly glasses
are ripe at the square Deal.
II. II. Pasmorc. the celebrated mu.
stefan. left this morning for San
Francisco, Business matters made
II impossible for him to visit Crater
lake
3 4 RichaTisun u \ th,iicra.
Frank Tuuvillr and Albert Duel, oi
M1ifDTd arc ia the CltN They have
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24

Lars'at and most r5mpl,,, =
"' ta''"" nn"oosapl, .aa ,,.... ~
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24
$4,000 WOl th Of ClOthin8

Consisting OF mems AM boys saF lie and fancy
clothing Of the celebrated Hart -Shsier & Man,
Friend Bros. and Edinhelmer.Stein & Co., The
world celebrated msnufactur rs Of the very highest
Grades Of fancy and durable cl0ihInB
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-03-07
Viliianous Piece of Business.

Last Sunday night or in the
afternoon, fire was set to the grass
or the north side OF Tucumcari
Mountain and the result may be
guessed, the school section, lease
of Ben Robinson, and the farm OF
Probate Clerk Il. =. Donohoo,
were injured to the extent oil sew
eral hundred dollars. And that of
5. Anderson was in danger OF fire,
and the residences OF both Dom
ohoo and Anderson would have
burned but for the fact that they
spent most of the afternoon OF the
Sabbath in fighting fire. Last year
the same piece Of villianous bust
nes happened and Donohoo lost
heavily in fence posts, etc. No
man, Of course, would be guilty Of
such a thing, and, of course, it is
next to useless to appeal to the de-
PRAYED nature OF the hound who is
guilty of this mischief, but it is
the duty of every lawabiding citi-
zen who apprehends such criminals
to give them the full benefit OF the
New Mexico Statutes covering
such cases.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-03-07
CONFDERATES WON'T
SHOOT FLAG

Dallas, Texas, Feb. az O r
several weeks arrangements for a
sham battle on March 10 at the
National Fat Stock show in Fort
Worth have been in progress. The
participants are to be the Confed.
crate guard of Dallas. an organiz-
alton OF soldiers of the south i'm the
Civil war, and the Texas National
guardsmen.
When the final meeting for ar
rangements was held Captain
Daniel OF the Confederate guard
announced that his command would
not participate ii the military men
used the American flag.
Under no circumstances will
we fire on the Stars and Stripes,
not even in a sham battle" de-
cIared Captain Daniels. 1--WE stop
ped doing that in '65."
Rather than have the sham bat.
tie abandoned, the managers
decided to have the national
guardsmen use some other set of
colors.