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New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Southampton. Jan i-Majestc tBr,. New York via
Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Corral, Dec .S-Imogen tBrD. New Valparaiso
Yokohama Dec 2S-Jeserc tBr>. New York via Co
Iombo, singapore.
Naples. 25-Giua (AUsu New York. a6th san
Giovanni tItaD. New York; asth. Italia QtaD New
York.
SAILED
Southampton. Jcn |. 1918 m-Oceanic tErl New York
CherbouTg and Queenstown
Naples. Dec 2s-Nenezia tFr. New York.
ST Vincent { " Dec 29Border knight (Br) (from New
York;, Penang. Samarang. etc.
Barbados. Dec 3l-Trent New York via
Kingston, Colon etcl. Southampton.
Huelva, Dec 2S-Twi1ght lBrl. New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
TELEGRAPHIC ODDITIES.
(By Telegraph to The Tribune. !


PittsbuIg, Jan. ii can't llve any longer in
Calamity, said Thomas hanley last night Then
he swallowed bottle Of laudanum and died with
the old year. Few people 1--we long in CALAMITY
The Town is in jefferson Township. and besides d
few miners cottages. there is Oniy store and
blacksmith shop IN the place.
iI3y Telegraph The TribuneI
Boyne City. Mlcn., Jan Charles Hopkins is
under arrest and his wife Is thought be dying
from a fractured skull Il the result OF a religious
argument the couple had the street to-day.
Hopkins who is charged with hitting mis- wife
the head with a rock, objected her ing identi-
fed with the Salvation Army.
fBy Telegraph The Tribune
Pittsburg Jan. Charged with eavesdroppine
three Duguesne Young Were arrested to-day.
constable attached Justice Shaw's office
Charges that while the justice holding a pri-
vate hearing the three young men listened
window, heard what going and scattered
the information throughout the town. The defence
Will that justice has right TO hold private
hearing.
IBy Telegraph The Tri5Unel
Youngstown. Ohio, Jan. Edna Wallace Hopper
came from GAINESVILLE wits the Fifty Miles from
Boston company to-day When the train reached
the PENNSYLVANIA yards here the in which she
was riding stopped half mile from the station
Miss Hopper demanded that she be taken To the
station The railroad officials intended To attach
her the PittsbUrg train without taking IL
tn the depot Miss Hopper refused 10 budee ana
finally the railroad men hauled the car To the sta
tion. ne Pirtsburg train then departed almost
half hour lat.-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Destination md steamer. Close in New York.
Hawaii. Japan. COre1. China and Philip
pine Islands San FrancscO,-Man-
Japan Corea and Philippine Isl
ards via SeatIa1-Tango MarIi day m
Hawaii Japan, COrea, China and Philip
pine Islands via San Francisco,-Nip-
non D m
Hawaii Cya San Franclsco)-Alameda. Jan 49, 600 IN
New Zealand Australia Except West,
Samoan Islan ant Caledonia
San Francisco1-Foreric I3. m
Japan China and Philippine ISL
ands Vancouver and Victoria, B c.
Empress OF China I5. 500 m
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (va
FranciscolNMariposa ............... Jan o. 600
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
rises PA $50 Moon 2S
HIGH WATER.
A M-Sandy Hook 600 Gov Island 6:22 Hell Gate SIS
P. M-Sandy Hook 626 Gov. Island 6:4I He'll Gate $40
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02

Gardner, Mass, Jan. 1.-The eighteen hundred
chair workers employed by Haywood Brothers and
the Wakefield company and p Derby q Co went
back to work full time to-day after weeks
lay-off.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Lustana, which reported l. 0s3 miles east
of Sandy Hook IL yesterday is expected TO dock
about II m Friday
The Minnehaha. which reported Sable Island $50
miles a y yesterday, is
pected to dock about Saturday.
The Patricia, which Sable Island as 2oo
miles of that station $50 m yesterday, is
pected to dock about 3 a III. Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
Proposals.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT rH1
- Bureau ~ Supplies and Accounts. Navy pepal.-
ment. Washington. u g. until 10 O'Clock a m Jsn-
uary II lnuS and puhltCiy opened Immediately thetS
aItcF 70 furnish at the navy yard. New NorS y
etc, quantity of supplies. follows sen -.
Gear planvr.-Sch Surface water Jus
eoilers-Sch 61G ChsrsSCh- G5o- Arc lanaps tess
'nometers. etc. draft causes. etc. doats tof
chargers---Sch $50 switches, tableware sch se,sx
AR compressors. cOttou--Sch. 6S@- Nuts. ossS-
wire cloth drills. Ia iron wood aler Seh -
Stationery.-Sch. 6N6 HaudSeTchefS- 1ao ,es'll
ware Russian crash Applications proposals sss.
desiSnate the schedules desired number . -S ss
proposals VIII II furnished aoplcation ~ ...uL
nnaNN pay offcc New York. y Y. eT TO the DIV
< B ROGERS. Pay master-General L ) "
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
Public Notices.

II S ENGINEER OFFICE, ROOM - ARMY
- Building New York. y Y. December .. I9V5--
a public hearing Will De held \ January =
190s az ~ I. s. Engineer once Room = Nerta
Pearl Street, Albany y Y the matters OF ttl me
obstTuStt0n TO the free navigation Hudson R~sf
occasioned by the insufficient width 0peninSS
and the location Of draw spans o. the railrcai
bridges crossing the Hudson River at Albany. y Y.
and (21 the difficulty IN passing the draw openings et
these bridges by steamboats, other water ersF-
JOHN G. d KNIGHT. Colonel Corps OF EnsnesTs
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09

state ~ south u~kosa. County u Charles His
Ia County Court
In The matter Ut the kstats Of Cicero A.
Monitt. DeccAsed
Til. stats VI south Dekotas sends g~ressins "a
LinA Davis. Roy W. yell q ell
Other helm of Cicero \ Ao0ts. nscsAssd.
snd Ia all whom th~ss prrssass may come.
Motto. 10 hereby given that Alics ' stson.
has died with the Judge Ut this court .
petition praying that letter. of Administrs.
ton of The estats VI Cicero A, Aomta. n~-
ceased. br issued IA Adam orim~s. and that
Tuesday the 10th day Vt November. las. 81
10 O'Clock .. IN. u said day. being = day OF .
regular term Ut this court. To- Wit Ut the
Novcmbes term VI iSs. ~ ths once Of J. A.
fecr-st, County Judge. In the City VI 6eddss
10 said Charles Mix County. =. b. has bssn
BET for bearing said petition. when and
where any pssson Interested may appear
and show cause Why tbs raid petition should
not be granted. Dated 1t City Of 0eddes in
ssid county on this sosh day Of September.
A. u. lSus.
tsxAL) J. A. fosrsts
Judge Vt Co. Court.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09
PINARD 6 RABEN

The Weekly Inter Ocean and
this paper delivered for one year
at our special deaf price OF
$3.50 for the two.
Coming soon Rev. V. K. Brown
u address public meetings IN
Chas. Mix Co. In the interest OF
County Option referendem.
Watch for dates.
The New Era wishes 10 call
attention To the adv, OF II. g..
Bark Co. who are advertising y
go, 600 sale. There is = chance
for bargains the people cannot
afford 10 miss.
Another business change has
occurred in Wagner. iester
day a deal was com pleted where.
by Adam Grimes becomes the
owner OF the store owned by
the Absher Clothing Co, and
takes possession i'm mediately.
He informs Us that . complete
and up 70 date stock OF clothing
and furnishings will be put in
at once.
DR.. w. j. Hogsncamp made
his regular weekly visit " Wsg.
ner last Monday, and IS usual,
did = splendid business. The
doctor il .ple ndid when II
comes to eye troubles, and the
people are finding it out, aud
appreciate his ability. The
New Era 10 pleased 70 announce
that he will make regular week
ly visits 70 Wagner. aud may be
found every Monday at the
Hotel Vera.
The New Era is under obliga-
tious 70 G. w. Absher OF st.
Charles. Gregory county, for
some dandy samples Of corn
grown on his farm. While we
have seen better corL. We are
free to say that we have only
seen Que better sample this
season. Mr.. Absher has = claim
on the Rosebud. and has made .
splendid farm out OF It. he
writes Us . very interesting
letter, which we wish We had
the space u publish.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09

state u south uAAoss Coaaty ~ caAs Ma
La ihs matter VI shs dsssoaaslaa ~ tbs
gArIsrs state bsnA ~ wages. SsaxA
Dakosa eosppvati1n ord And ~Atss
ing under and BY vtrsas ~ tbs lAss af tks
sate VI south Dakota
A vsstosa psGtioo s.essd BY . mAlosssy ~
The Hoard VI DIRECTOR Aad uaAsssS ~ sA~
sbo.s nsnssd Coz porAsioa hAvinx h~sn aled
in this Court sAosias that ~ . me~sins of
the suckhoi1ssy and oaesrs of said corpora
'ioa called Tor sAAs varp<sss IL vsa resolved
upoa by wosU than . 100 thirds VOL. that
said cusposu too shonld b. v~d. that
ell VI shs s~suckholdsss In sAid corporation
have bssn paid 10 full and that all known
ciaias Against sAid cosposasioa have hsea
paid. Il 10 therefore BY tAs couss osds r~d
that said p~etiiioa - al~d With me clerk Of
this court AID that any and atl p~sspsns
show cause b~fore this court As che court
rom VI sAid Court In Tho Guy Ut YAnkton.
county VI fanktou In The Ahove named
Circuit on the ssh day Ut Novenbss. LIS ~
The hoas Of l o'clock In the afternoon II
said dsv Why ~ order shoaid mot - made
by this court dissoistng s~td corporation
Il u further ordered that notice Of said
hssstag - given b publishing . copy u
N order II the Charles ME- New Era, .
legal weekly newspspss Of general ,circuia-
ton publishe6 st Wagner. South Dakota.
oocs zach vssk for fosf successive weeks
prior TO said hssrins. . that . vsst6so
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09

To quickly check = cold. druggists are dis
pen,inx cve~sy y . clever Candy Cold
Cure Tablet called Pressntics are Also an~
for fsv~Ftsh child rem. Take fesveatics 81
the sneess stage 10 head % all solds. hos
Of " 80
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09
Canning Season
Has had our Prompt ard Careful

attention. ~ u our custom We have Jus, received q hRe
shipment Of fresh. this year crop spices. cloves. cinnamon. Yos
Will want some of these. sure. for they ae fresh from the tropics
and have not lost n particle Of their strength. We have also pro-
vided ourselves with an abundant supply Of the famous AAapn
Jars. As for the fruit itself. we have IL coming In. ri@ and
luscious ali the time. but should have your canning order ahsAd,
. We can make . prime selection for this special purpose.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09
Louise Wepking.

V. j. Peslcka was an east
bound passenger 10 iankton
yesterday.
The Adam Grimes property
has been rented 70 Mrs. Harry
Thompson, who will conduct .
boarding house. She made =
popular landlady while operating
the Depot Hotel and we predict
success for her in her new 10
cation.
The New Era has added a new
feature to the paper which we
hope will be OF interest TO its
patrons. THIS is . magazine
story section which will be pub
lished each month for year At
least. We expect the nrst is.
sue will be out within two
weeks.
stomach roubies would more quickly
disappear II the idea OF treating the cause.
rather than the effect. would rome into
practice. A tiny. inside, hidden nerve. sayi
pr. shoop, governs and gives strength to
the stomach. And . branch Cos 10 ths
inside nerves" fail then tho organs mus,
falter. Or shoop's Restorative Is directed
specifically To these failing nerves. Within
~ hours after starting The restorative treat
ment patients say they realize "a gain. sold
by Wagner Drug CO.
The majority of the citizens OF
Wagner who have homestead
rights have gone to either Dallas
or Cham berlain to register, in
the hopes that they will get a
look-in for the Trip county
lands. We hope that a number
of them will be lucky enough IL
draw numbers that will enable
them to get good claims.
O. h. Bird and Mrs. S. j
Sadler were called To Oakland
Iowa on account of the illness o.
their mother. She recovered
sufficiently 10 return home with
them. Mrs. Sadler was also &C.
companied by her sister, Mrs
Little. The change in climate
is rapidly bringing Mrs. Bird
back to health aud strength.
A. J. Ba ker left for Dalla.
Wednesday morning with
bunch Of people who took advan.
tage of the opportunity to take
up the Butterfield & Barnum
offer and take three chances Il
get q peice Of land instead Of
one chance. There was some
where IN the neighborhood OF
fifty accompanied him. The
next time to go with this firu
will be on the 18th.
A pain prescription 10 printed upon eacl
e5c box Of DR.. Shops Pink Pain Tablets AL
your doctor or Druggist II this formula 4
not complete. Had pains. vomsnly pains
pains any y 80, instant r~llef FROM
Pink Pain Tablet.
w. H. Fret, Jack kaberna and
Harry Thompson, who were il
Armour last 10 the fair, played
ball with the Corsica team and
helped them win the game. Ere
Of course played in his usua
position, and won his game. The
last game WAS pitched by
Thompson, who also won his
game. kaberna was stationed
behind the willow as receiver,
and put up gilt edged ball. The
boys are largely responsible for
winning both games.
This week in Wagner has
been moving week" l. NJ
Gable has got nicely settled ia
his fine new residence in West
Wagner. q. ID. Cofer has NOV
ed into the house vacated by
Gable. The house vacated by
Cofer is occupied by Hope Van
Haitsma, and the house he was
in will shelter Prof. Wright aud
family. A. L. Cole has moved
into the Taylor residence, as the
house he was occupying will be
the residence Of u. Il. Naeve,
and SO on clear along the line.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09

fTtetoeut Jas. II, SueFulau. new ] OFk.
STATE
Ged states Senator-Coe | Crawford.
FRESHMEN - Ehen W. Martin. Charles II.
Burke.
vernor- r.. 3. Vess@y.
II. Go~vernor-H. G. Shoher.
(eetary Of state G Policy.
De Auditor John isrnlna.
Ne Treasurer-Georve g. Johnson.
oorney Generals. w. Clark.
4 Public Instruction-H. A. Cstrud.
]. school and Public Lands-O. G Dokken
broad Com. End Dis.-F. G.. Robinson.
kaionAl Committee mar Thomas Thorson.
COUNTY
1te senator. / + lDthrop
presentattves, Frank Trumbo, f. No rbeck
grin. L = Mckay
16nditor. II q Wilson
1bexsurer. } 4 Bell
Dogister Of Deeds. q II Patrick
Yates attorney. j h Upton
Mark Of courts. J r Est es
Duperlntendent Of schools. J v Murphy
ADNssor. A J swartx
p~eOner, q W L.aunspach
0&nnty commissioner 3rd dist. X + Wynia
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09
THE TOWN


Mrs. S. j. Sadler came down
from Lake Andes Thursday to
visit her sister, Mrs. f.. banks.
Rev. w. A. Greene Of Platte
was a visitor in Wagner Tues
day.
Miss Fern Bonnin q visit
ing friends and relatives at Lake
Andes over Sunday.
l have a good high grade
organ ! will sell cheap il taken
soon.-A. j. Baker. 1924
Mrs. II. Thompson went up
TO Aberdeen Saturday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. A. II. Pease.
Mrs. A. Boynton returned
Saturday from a visit with her
sou at Plankinton.
l have a slightly used 1 horse
power gasoline engine for sale
cheap.-A. Amundson. 1912
Mrs. r.. Fenzl has secured
another cook, and the Bakery is
once more accom- modating board.
ers.
Miss Lille banks and cousin
Winfield Scott OF Logan, Iowa,
spent Sunday with friends and
relatives at Lake Andes.
Place your order now for a
Deering Corn Picker. Guaran.
teed to work. For Sale by A.
Amundson.
H. D. Jehu left the first OF
the week for Da las, where he
will work in a drug store during
the registration.
Call and examine the Glover
Leaf Manure Spreader, prices
right, easy terms.-A. Amund.
son. 1912
For Sale.-A few pure blood
Duroc Jersey male pigs. AL
eligible to registery.-J. r.
Mcfarland. 1921 |
Expert teachers inst ruct a
the Sioux Falls Business College
Sioux Falls, S. d. Three month
free tuition if you enter now.
For Sale: Complete Avery
Threshing rig. 90 II. p, Under
Mounted engine 36x60 separator
all ready for work.-A. Amund
son. 1921
r. Z. Brammer has beer
down to Wagner the past month
putting heating plant in the res
dences of l.. Nj. Gable aud X. S
Steele.
Came to my place in Wagnel
a short time ago. one sorre
horse, left fore and hind foo
white, white spot in forehead
About 10 years old, weigh
about 1l0Olbs-W. ID. Hiner.
have as nice a stock of fal
and winter clothes as you would
care to look at, or to buy. The
very best aud latest that could
be secured.-V. j. Pesicka, tn,
Clothier.
There is to be a dance in tn,
hall tonight, that is booked al
one OF the good times that comes
the Wagner way The music
will be by the Iankton harp or
chestra.
1.-THE Girl and the Stampede
played to a fine crowd in In.
hall Tuesday night, which wa,
higf ly appreciative of a vel
handled play. The band that this
company carries with them
while not large. is com posed o
some excellent musicians, ant
they delighted our music lover.
with some beautiful music OF
the street before the show be
gan. Their music is certainly
tine.
The farm house Of Charles
kalina north Of town was struck
by lightning in the storm o,
last Friday night and burned I,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09
All the Latest Styles In
Fall Milinery...
A. Very Reasonable Prices

| have made an exceptionally
fine purchase Of HATS for
the fall trade. have secured
the services Of the best
trimmer in Des Moines. NJ
my patrons are assured the
very best Of satisfaction in
both goods and work.
The ladies' of Wagner and
vicinity are cordially invited
to call. All the latest and
best in Fall Millinery for
ladies'. misses and children
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09

csse, u Ne ~p~tfsiSa Sod In tAls matter -
a4slssa ~ The fassiS = ~ ~ aAas
II seash L~Acsa stskan - uAyU assos -
dsl~ VI aaiax shs sAsss sssA ~ eu~sA
Dated 81 yaasssa. sossA uMAsaA u -
ss~svs aAnssa JSdaSasi C1ruoas sAAs - 60
VI sspsss h~r. sa~
~ ~ CoasA
4 Y. koass q .. onfsA
CAssx Jn1ao>
sesAn !. p Jaa~s
Assy fss Fsstsssosss.
Notice to Township Clsrls
Notice II hereby given. thse
al Delinquent Road Tax Lists
must bs ilsd with the County
Auditor not later than the 18th
day Of October. 1908.
Township Clerks are referred
to Chapter II Article ~ 6sctioa
l7O2, of tho PolitcalC Code OF 1901:
which sets forth their duty II
making out and returning tn
above mentioned hsta4
Dated September, q, 1904
9-25-52 Fred ]. Gibeoo.
County As0ionQk
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09
Republican Ticket

Efes,dent William II. Taft. Ohio.
president Jas. X. Sherman, New York.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-24
CHINA TO KEEP OLD CUSTOM.
omelaIs r fuse to countenance the
Spres Of Western ldeas.

4 Shangl al correspondent Of . Ger.
man pape writes: THE custom
Of arrangiI 8 matrimonial contracts
through az ,nts or matchmakers has
been practi ,ed in China for ages. The
business ceives support from all
classes, for although the high-caste
men in SO ne instances select their
first wives themselves, the additional
wives are al secured through the
agents.
This be az 90, II was only natural
that q rect ntly distributed proclama-
ton, write by an unknown person
urging the women to rebel against the
old establil he'd custom, should have
created mo than q little excitement
The oficia ordered the immediate
destruction Of the handbills on which
the revolut onary screed was printed
and the ar EST OF those who took part
in their dis ribution.
THE en- ress dowager directs that
further ef.o Is in that direction should
be punishe | severely. and we know
what that cans. She said that from
what she / I'd heard the French mar.
r1ages were for the most part happy
and that u ,se we're usually arranged
by the par nts"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-24
HAS RES ING PLACE At LAST.
Remarkable vieissitudes Undergone
by ST lined Glass Window.

The east window at St Margaret's,
Westminste :, England, wandered
about for ore than 200 years before
reaching it, present position, and vas
the subject Of seven years lawsuit.
Henry VII. Tor whom 1t was intended,
died before the window arrived from
Dordrecht nd 1t came into the pos
session frs Of the abbot Of Waltham
and then General Monk Stained
glass was nathema In Puritan days,
SO the win ow was buried until the
Restoration, when It was brought to
light Refus ID by Wadham college it
was bought ior fifty guineas and erect
ed in priv ate house and years later
was bought for 400 guineas by the
committee harged with the restora-
ton OF St Margaret's, and placed In
position in he church. The lawsuit to
which We have referred was brought
by the res istrar to the dean and
chapter on the ground that the win
dow contain ed superstitous images.
but after S, ven years wrangling the
church ware ems proved victorious and
the beautifu window was suffered to
remain undi turbed.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-24
BOTH OF THEM sATIsFIEp.
ouslnsss Man Had Joke and Book
Agent Practice.

7 wonder" said the tall man In
he suit Of faded black, III could
Interest you in . new and cheap edi.
don Of the works Of Anthony Troll.
lops." I don't know" answered the
man at the desk. Go ahead and let
me hear what you have to say" The
book agent began at once. Every
student Of literature knows" he said.
that Anthony Trollope WAS one Of
England's great novelists. 1t is true,
perhaps. that he wrote for 4 limited
class" And 20 on. for ten minutes.
No." said the man at the desk. turn.
ing again to his work. you haven't
succeeded IN interesting me 4 bit"
That's all right" rejoined the tall
man In the suit Of faded black. replac.
Ing the sample volumes in his valise
with imperturbable composure. II
have Just started out canvasstsg with
these books, and was only practio.
Ing o. you"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-24
WilLEo AWAY THE LAUNDRY.
Somewhat Peculiar Transaction, But
u Went.

When Q perfectly strange woman
came for the soiled clothes three
weeks ago the mistress of the house
came to the conclusion that her own
laundress had simply employed q
new messenger. and made no COM
ment on the circumstances. But when
two weeks had gone by. and still the
old laundress-known as Susan, 70
last name having been mentioned
did not appear, the mistress Of the
house felt that she would BE- lacking
in her duty II she did not make some
inquiry about her. Where is Susan ~
shs asked the tall and bony structure
Who came for the clothes. She has
gone to Pennsylvania to live, yes.
sum-. returned this person, with COM
possre. She went to Pennsylvania
some time ago. an she ler good-by
fer yuh. but s'long e. yuh didn't seem
tub motifs didn't say nuhin'." But
why didn't she come and tell me and
allow me to make some arrangements
about my laundry" asked Susan's e1-
mistress. We'll. she lef yo' clothes
tub meh- She made 4 will an ler
dem clothes tub meh. Wese allus
been good frien's. and SO wen she ler
she say may wash yo' clothes long
- wush tub. an dere WIZ no use
use worrying yuh bout II. now was
dere!" To which moderate and SEN
sible question the mistress of the
house could only remain speeches..
Baltimore American.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-24

We saw Miss Jennie Clay on her
way to the o'clock Denver train this
afternoon.
Mrs. H. Guy was indisposed last
Sunday and was not able to attenu
services. Little Josephine was
missed.
Miss and Mrs. Edwards went for
an outing on the cars last Sunday
and reported very enjoyable time.
Through the efforts OF Rev. Shep
ard, white minister from the Epis-
copal church addressed our mission
Easter Sunday.
The mission was lastly decorated
with carnations, geraniums and ferns.
The choir rendered several beautiful
selections during the services.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-24
New Cure for Crunkards.

Whenever an intoxicated man 10
conveyed TO the Denver police station
his photogrs phi is taken, and the next
morning he is shown how he looked
the night fore. The photograph
cure. the pc ice say, u accomplishing
wonders.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-24
Telephone a Necessity In London.

French bu mess interests in the ives.
tern Soudan have grown until the tele-
phone has ecome a necessity. Hun.
dreds of natives are now engaged in
stringing telephone wire to the Niger
and down Tat river to Timbuktu.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-24
enormo, Output Of Lumber.

According to the Seattle Post-lntel
ligencer tn, Bellingham (Wash.)
mills have cut lumber enough to
make 12.in h boardwalk around the
world"