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Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-06-17
CITY BREVITIES.

Mr. and Mrs. Orville Jones mourn
the loss of their infant child.
Len Sherwin has purchased q head
of heavy horses from Chef Murphy.
Rest ice-cream at all times at the
Hotel Jordan cafe. 5tf
Miss Edith Dryden is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Hill.
A full line of canned goods always
on display at the City Meat Market. 3tf
j. H. Johnston was in from his
Circle ranch this week.
Paper napkins for sale at the
Monitor office. A splendid variety.
W. A. Graves was up from Burns
Creek Friday.
H.K Schuster of Wibsux was a
Tuesday GIendivite.
D. c. Finch was down Saturday
from his Fallon ranch.
W. B. Shepherd was in this week
from the Thurston ranch.
Roy Chappell and wife of Wibaux
spent Sunday in Glendive.
For the best shave or hair cut in
the city go to the Hotel Jordan
barber shop. 35tf.
Will Hughes and daughter of Bis
marck are visiting with Judge Frank
Hughes and wife in this city.
See B. F. Dawson for sawed and
split cedar wood at 81 per cord. AL
50 cedar posts. loft
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-06-17
Spring Surprise On Their Friends

Einar Riyenes and Miss Emilia
kolberg sprung a decided surprise
on their friends last Saturday even
ing, when they were quietly married
IN their new home, already furnished
and ready for occupancy, by the Rev.
g. S. Thorpe. The only witnesses
were Mr. and Mrs. Tvidle, the latter
being a sister Of Mr.. Rivenes.
The groom has been resident of
our city for many years. At present
he is proprietor Of The Toggery,
leading gents furnishing goods store
Of our city, and was lately elected as
cashier Of the new Scandinavian
German-American bank. The bride
has also resided here for some time
past.
Both young people are among the
most prominent young social set of
the city, and start housekeeping
with the myriad congratulations of
their friends.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-06-17
GRAHAM-NICHELL NUPTIALS.

One of the prettiest marriages of the
week was that of Miss Alice Michel
of $685. South Main street to DIR. J. H.
Graham, which took place at Sacred
Heart church Tuesday morning at 10 so
o'clock, Father S. j. Sullivan officiat-
ing. The bride is well known and pop
ular in Butte. The groom is now a
resident of Huntley, Mont, but for
merly resided in Butte. The couple will
reside in Huntley. Butte Miner.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-06-17
Suicide On Lower Seven Mile

Alex Atkinson, long time resi-
dent of Lower Seven Mile, was found
dead Sunday morning by neighbors,
he having been dead apparently for
a week or more, and the body being
in badly decomposed state. Death
had been by his own hand, as a gun
shot wound clearly indicated.
The remains were brought to
Glendive Tuesday evening by the
authorities. An inquest was held at
the Court House yesterday after
noon, the verdict of the jury being
that the deceased came to his death
from gunshot wound inflicted by
his own hand. The personnel of the
jury was c. R. billiard, VIM. Hurst,
A. Fl. Holland. w. B. Fletcher, E.
F. O'Neil and J. w. Butler. No mo-
tive was assigned for the self-de-
struction
The deceased had no relatives
here and the remains were shipped
to his former home in Lucan,
Canada.
Woodmen Invitation Postponed
Owing to the absence of the Roy
al Neighbor organizer, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Reddan, and the illness of the only
other officer qualified to act, the in
stallation of officers which was to
have taken place on Thursday eve
ming. June II, will be postponed I'M
til one week from that date, Thurs
day, June "a, at which time the
Woodmen and their wives are cor
daily invited to be present to wit
ness the installation aid enjoy a
lunch with their sister camp.
CORINNE WRIGHT,
Oracle.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-06-17

cribing the Forestry building at the
A-Y-P Exposition in Seattle. 1t is
built of huge fir tree logs some of
them 8 feet in diameter.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-06-17

Dickinson. The latter will preach
here both morning and evening, and
the public is cordially invited to hear
him.
FOR SALE.-16O-acre farm, 9a
acres under canal. irrigable and
under cultivation. improvements
cost 100000. Crop should net
81 100000. Homestead adjoining
can be filed on. Will sell for So, 900
90. G. E. Durand. See W. B. Foster.
2t17p
E. Fl. Kinsey, the we'll known
stock raiser and farmer, was the pur-
chaser Of IA standard bred Percheron
mares at the Horse Sales last week,
the mares being shipped up from
Iowa. Mr.. Kinsey is rapidly coming to
the front in the blooded stock line, as
his recent acquisitions will testify.
Filing Undem, employed by Chas.
Krug, was brought to the city Tues
day, suffering from a compound frac-
ture of the right leg, caused by being
thrown from a horse. He was cared
for at the Samaritan Hospital by Drs.
Hunt and Donohue, who took some
hal f. dozen pieces Of bone from the
fracture and properly dressed it.
Mrs. LaRue and Mrs. Bills enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Bills, in honor of Mrs. Burns
and Mrs. Elton, who were shortly to
leave the city. The two guests OF hon
or were presented with pillows, with
the name Of every guest present work
ed on each one. Refreshments were al
so served.
David McGill, employed as brake
man on the Northern Pacific had a
foot crushed at Colgate last Thursday
evening, and amputation was found to
be necessary after he had been brought
to this city and taken to the Samari-
tan Hospital. Mr.. McGill had gone
out on No. 53, and in attempting to
board the train at Colgate, met with
the accident as reported.
The Lyceum Theatre is continuing
to give it's patrons most excellent per-
formances nightly. Miss Laue,
pianiste, and Mrs. Pfeifer, illustrated
song artist, have few peers in their
lines in this part Of the country, and
are rendering excellent service. The
pictures given are of the best, COM
prising humorous, tragic and educa-
tional subjects. Manager O'Hanlon is
certainly pleasing his patrons.
E. @. Ellison of LaMoure, N D.,
brother-i n-law of A. S. Foss, has
been in the city for several days. Mr..
Ellison brought with him two Regis
tered Shire Stations and five Regis
tered Shire Mares, which he has dis
posed of to Mr.. Foss. He also made
a purchase of twelve head of Regis
tered Percherons at the Horse Sales
last week, as well as a carload of
other horses, all of which will be ship
ped to the big farm of Ellison Brothers
& Sons at LaMoure.
japanese umbrellas, 500 of them,
underneath which hang 1000 highly
colored japanese lanterns, are used as
ceiling decorations in the Sunrise
Kingdom building at the World 5 Fair
in Seattle.
Made By God Almighty, = are the
words used by James j. Hill in des-
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-06-17

Mrs. Peter Russ and daughter
Florence, spent last Sunday at Glen
dive. Golden Valley Chronicle.
Postcard photographs. Choice Q.
two poses, $3.50 per dozen. Booen !
Wing. At
Mr.. Frederick, the contractor OF
the new road, returned Friday from
st. Paul.
WANTED Bucks to herd dur.
ing summer. Call on or address An
ton KONG, Glendive. Mont. 8t47
Don Mcintyre came in Monday from
his Lindsay ranch to remain for few
days.
C. E. Tisdale got back from Mil
waukee Sunday, where he had been for
several weeks receiving eye treatment.
For ice-cream that is the pure
article go to the Hotel Jordan cafe.
5tf
Mrs. S. E. Burns and daughter,
Miss Irene, left yesterday morning for
their home at Tualatin, Oregon.
Remember that billiards. barber
shop is the best place in town to get
a hair cut or smooth shave. 52tf
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Elton left yes
terday for Missoula, where they go
to make their home.
Billy Combes returned Friday from
a business trip to the Twin Cities and
ST. Cloud, MINI.
Fred Yale, Fred Kryde and Peter
Rush Of Fallon attended the big horse
sales.
Mr.. O'Laughlin, manager of the
Goodridge-C Call Co., at Fallon, was in
the city yesterday
Mrs. j. c. Taylor left this morn
ing for Brainerd to visit with her hus-
band and daughter.
Herman Robe of the Dickinson Bot
Ting Works was here this week call
ing on the trade.
Read E. I'll. Kinsey's new ads in
this issue Horsemen and stock raisers
will find them Of exceeding interest.
G. S. Purvis of St. Cloud, Mimi,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs, Mason
Of Belle Prairie.
J. W. Colwell. secretary and man
ager Of the Missouri Slope Brick &
Tile Co., Of Dickinson, was in Glen
dive this week.
No better values anywhere for
the money than our postcard photo
graphs at 81. SO per dozen. Booen &
Wing. 4tf
Mrs. P. c. Fluent of Charles City,
Iowa, mother of Mrs. DR.. Consler, is
expected to arrive this evening for
visit with her daughter.
The ladies Of the Dorcas Society
have arranged to hold a candy sale
On July 4, the same as last year.
Further notice will be given.
WANTED. Modern furnished house
On north side for two months. Inquire
IF Mrs. Don Freeman at Jordan Hotel.
L7tf.
FOR RENT. -Five-room house on
south side, with all modern conyen-
ences. Inquire at Exchange Bank.
Ltpl7
Jas. Auth and Miss Augra Essert,
both Of Dickinson, were married in
his city Tuesday by Judge Frank
Hughes.
Mrs. Lichefska Of Springfield,
Mimi, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. r.
Becker, is visiting her parents for
'ew days.
Dr.. Walker will be in his dental
offiee every day this summer, but in
ends to reduce his Office hours from
i. m. to ID. "a. LIFT
Mrs. Geo. Berry and son Carl ar
rived the fore part Of the week from
Billings and are spending 3 few days
with friends.
Services at st. Matthews church
next Sunday at II q. m. and 73o O.
IN. with SUNDAY School at O. AS. EVERY
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-06-17

MISS Florence White Of Dickinson
came up the latter part Of the week
co spend several days with Supt
and Mrs. B. o. johnson.
II you want to start in raising the
right kind of hogs call on E. Fl
klnsey, at mouth of Clear creek
near dlendlye- 8t17r
A. W. Mason. G. D. Logan and
W. ID. Goss were passengers to Glen.
dive the first of the week on differ.
ent errands of business. Beach AID.
vance.
Bring in your ploW work now and
get ready for spring. Remember we
make new pillow lays to fit any pillow.
e. s. Johnston, general blacksmith
and horseshoer. 4tf
Chas. McCulloch and Miss Margaret
Christensen Of Circle were joined in
the holy bonds Of matrimony in this
city last Saturday by Judge Frank
Hughes.
Mrs. Frank Parrett and child leave
Sunday morning for Mandan for a
visit with Mrs. Ed. Morck, after which
she goes to Carpio, N. D. for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Mark Heren.
E. j. Berry has installed stump
puller on his farm which, with the
assistance Of three men and team,
is capable of uprooting some 200
stumps per day.
Mrs. c. J. Froehlich and C. G.
Froehlich, mother and brother of Mrs.
J. II. Pennington, returned to the
city Tuesday from an extended So
journ at Roundup.
A. A. Poison and Andy Knutsen
left Tuesday for Spokane, where they
will eEter the employ of Mr.. Clarkson.
lately connected with the work at the
Head Gates here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lloyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. w. Peek, Rowena and Hell
ena Peek and Fl. M. and J. w. Brin,
ton spent last Sunday at Glendive.
Valley Chronicle.
j. H. Boese returned Thursday from
Springfield, S. D., where he has been
the normal school during
the past year. Mr.. Boese has gone out
to his claim at Bloomfield.
A. P. Stark, Northern Pacific
agent, has started II condemnation
suits against residents of the Lower
Valley. regarding the new right-of-
way.
The railroads Of the state have
granted a rate of fare and one
third to the meeting of the Montana
State Federation Of Women's Clubs,
which meets in Great Falls on June
20 to 26.
A telegram received from Harry
Helms this morning at Bow Bells,
n. D., says that there were eight
starters in the race at that point. The
results were: Bill hewitt, first; Gov.
Wilson, second; time. 40.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. sturdyant of
Spring Valley, Mimi, mother and
step-father Of Judge G. N. Burdiek,
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
dick in Glendive for a couple of
weeks.
Remember that you can get Wag
on reaches. neckyokes, singletrees,
extra long buggy neckyokes and.
you need in this line from
G. S. Johnston, general blacksmith
and horseshoer. III
Chas. McCrossen and wife return
ed Saturday evening from the Twin
Cities. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Geo. Beasley and daughter and
Mrs. A. G. Fisher. Both Mrs. Nc
Crossen and Mrs. Fisher are greatly
in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ e. Whipple, re-
cent newcomers to Dawson County
from Vinton, Iowa, returned to their
former home the latter part Of the
week, to remain until September. At
that sine they will return to their
new holdings here.
Rev. P. G. Burhans Of the Congre-
gational church will exchange pulpits
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-06-17
4 Checking Account

with bank is a great convenience not
onl y to the business and professional man,
but to every one with an income. A pass
book affords a complete record of cash re-
ceipts, while the stubs Of the check-book
are perfect record of the expenses and
payments.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-06-17

Our facilities for handling checking
accounts are among the best and we invite
you to open an account with us.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-06-17
~V> TIME CARD
fC/ NJ Of
TX FL TRAINS.
SClI GIendive, Mont.

Northern Pacific EXPRESS money orders Tor
sale. Bankable anywhere
Am. CLELAND, G. P. A., ST. Paul, MINI.
4 PALMER, Agent Glendive, Mont.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-14
nORONER,S INQUEST.

Dr. S. B. Moore, the coroner, last
night held an inquest over the body Of
Joseph Davis, colored, who was killed
by Henry Tucker. also colOred, at the
house of Lille Stewart, colored, on
Fairfax street extended, short distance
l,eyond the northern city limits. The
Inquest was held at Domaine q Sons
undertaking establishment.
The jury was composed Of Messrs. F.
F. Marbury (foremsp), George W.
Brown, J. II. Fisher, NJ. E. Greene
Maurice Wilkins and Frank Il. Harper.
After the iurymen bad been sworn and
the body examined Lille Stewart,
Howsrd Hunter and Lee Carson, oil
coIored. we're placed on the stand and
INTERCEPTED, but the information oo'
tsIned from the witnesses Was mesgre.
The woman testified she met Davis
With a baby 10 his arms 8 few minutes
before the shooting. He requested he'
10 accompany him home, which she did
Upon arriving there they met Tucker II
lot ward.
w., ess testified that Davis said t
Tuckf,. "a 70 you lust going to work
slteroa,d Tuc,sr walked toward Dsvi
I'D tae later backed Of. Witness
eeiug Tucker pl,ce Ills hand 10 oil
BOSOM became frightened .'ua ran away way,
As she ran into the house the >uO'a "e' '
ired. Davis staggered into the bous ~"'
ell. He cried, 600 for doctor.
4ster upon being prompted by the Wit
less, be said: "Lord, have mercy on
ne" According to the witness the
aen had not had a quarrel previous to
ae shooting, sl'hOugh she bai previous
heard they had quarrel.
Tue evidence of the Two men threw no
lrther light on the cause OF the shoot
ig.
The jdrY, after fsv minutes DELHI.
eltiOn, returned verdict TO the effect
TIT Davis cane to his death from a gum
sbt wound ipfl cted by Tucker.
Tucker, Jones and Lee Carson have
ben living 10 the same houso. Three
wmen also dwell there. Some cay the
nnrder was the outcome of money
transaction between Tucker and Davis
.thers that il originated while the two
men we're engaged 10 gambling,
The murderer is still at large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-14
POLICEMAN FINED.

Policemen Frank Sampson vas sum-
moned before Mayor Ptf this morning
10 answer charge preferred by PomPey
Eduey. colored, who alleged that the
policeman wantoDly assaulted him last
III ,ndsy night 10 front Of q saloon on
south Pitt street According to the
complainant, be was asleep on the door
step and the officer struck him on the
head With his baton. The policeman,
however, said h9 awoke Edney, when
the latter resisted him and he was COM
PEELED to use his stick. Mayor Psh, 10
summing up the case, said Policeman
s tmpsOn had always been regarded as a
tru,tsorthy officer, sgsiDst whom 90
charge has heretofore been made, and 1t
was cot bis purpose to suspend him.
He, however, would impose q hne OF
five dollars. The policeman subsequently
procured q warrant foI Edney's arrest
charging him with resisting an oficsr 10
the discharge Of bis duty. The case Will
come up in the Police Court next weeE'
Edney 10 Represented by Mr.. d. N
Garner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-14
CITY TAX COLLECTIONS.

When the City Council had under
consideration the amount to be allowed
for discount for prompt payment on
taxes for the year 1909 it was predicted
bv some Of the members that the change
of rate from ten per cent discount to six
per cent wOuld not encourage tax payers
TO settle esrly. These predictions in no
wise altered the plans, or Influenced the
minds Of those who held that six per
cent discount was a sufficient amount.
The tax collector has filed with the city
auditor, as is done each year, lists Ut the
names aud amounts paid duilug the
time SIX per cent was allowed. An ex-
animation and comparison of the cOllec-
tors account show that 10 1906 the ten
per cent discounts we're gross $S4, 1873 20;
" 1907 they we're $50. Sl4 50; 10 1908
$50 622 %; and $50, 1915 at six per
cent n 1909. This shove that the col.
lectious this year we're within $4oO oil
the average for the three years prior,
aud this isll'ug of, 10 measure Gao oe
accounted for by TBS reduction OF the as
ssssment upon railroad property which IL
now made by the Corporation Oommls'
aion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-14
THE ORDEAL PASSED.

Yesterday Friday, the 18Th OF the
month, - was by no means eVentful either
from a local, national, worldwide or
universal standpoint. Conditions here
abouts remained in statu quo, while
things terrestrial as we'll as celestial are
az they were notwithstanding the anxiety
experienced by many during the past
forty-eigbt hours A vein OF superstition
seems to run through the entire human
race. Dickens, with his masculine mind,
was not immune. He was out OF Lon
don when the first instalment OF Pick
wick papers appeared. They proved a
great success, and the novelist during
the remainder of his life managed to
make the appearance Of the first chapters
of his stories and bis absence from Lon
don synchrOnous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-14
SCHOOL BOARD.

A called meeting of the OitJ schooi
Bard was held last night to receive the
report OF the finance committee 70 wnom
had been referred the question OF nx'ng
the salaries of the teachers.
There we're present Messrs. Yates
S,Sbler, Ramsay, Thomson, bradshaw
Boothe, Garter and the superintendent
10 the absence OF the chairman Mr..
Stsbler presided.
The finance committee submitted thelI
report in reference to the matter OF ad'
! sting the salaries of teachers which
Ieport was unanimously adopted. bn'
little change is made from last year
salary list.
The clerk was objected to commence
on Monday, September 9Th, the issuioG
,of permits I, children to attend The
schools.
After q short session the meeting ad
iouTned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-14
CASE CONTINUED.

Among the cases before the Folice
Court this morning was that of a young
man of this city who was charged by a
Young woman with leading her astray
and failing to fulfill bis promise to
marry her. The complainant stated that
her intimacy with the accused began In
the early part OF the summer, and that
he subst qnently promised to marry her.
The young man made no statement, but
asked time in which to procure counsel.
The examination of the case will lake
place on Monday morning next
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-14
DRIES OF MURDER.

Cries of murder were heard on Fairfax
strr,t, north of Princess, last night and
Nssers Arlington and Roland started in
that direction. They ascertained that q
coIorsd man named Charles Ohurchill bad
elected 8 COlored woman from bis mouse e.
Both the man and woman hsd vanished
before the arrival of the officers. iney
waited a snort time when Churchill ana
the womsn returned to the house. tne
officers then entered and FOUND tne
couple in an upper room. The man wa
arrested. This morning be was prougn'
before the Police Court, when be stated
that he had ordered the woman to Keep
away from his house, and when he en-
tered last night and found her there %
forcibly elected her. The evidence oil
the officers WAS to The effect that the
couple had been living together
Churchill WAS 6Oed So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-14
STOLE BUNS AND LOAVES.

A lady living on Pitt street arose
early Thursday morning and proceeded
to a nearby store where she procured 8
supply OF bread aud buns for the family
brtakfas'. The lady subsf quently went
up stairs to awaken one Of her children
aud during her absence a tramp entered
aud carried of the supply of the stsf OF
life. The lady was forced to make
anothtr purchase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-14
LOCAL BRFVI1IES

A marriage license was issued Ia
Washington yesterday 10 Bartlett K
Bryan and Netiie o. Wells, of Alexan'
dria.
Mr.. Charles BrOwn's saw mill al
Sandy Run, near Fair posiofhce, Fair
lax county, WAS destroyed by fire few
days ago.
Ii Is slated that q man living in the
vicinity OF the Southern Railway depot,
who had had family jars, yesterday dis
charged a pistol at bis wife.
1t is reported tba, young man o.
this city a, tempted to commit snicids
yesterday by Swallowing carbolic acid
while In an ark near Four-mie run.
The estimated earnings for the South
ern Railway system for the first week In
August wer,: This year, 81 DOB, $50
last year, 1866, S64; iocrta'e, 1886 .9l6
Two applications for memborsbip were
made at the msttiog Of the Relief Hook
and Ladder Oumpany last night. The
Ouelueeo NhneaSttu "ho VI 'o"N"'
nature.
There was fair ouPply OF country
produce 10 market this morning. Prices
bad undergone but little change. To-
matoes and lima beans were more plenti
fol aud prices were lower.
The clock 10 the City Hall steeple hai
of late been sending forth uncertain
sounds. Ga THURSDAY 1t struck one a
7:10 D 10. and last night struck four fol
9 O. clock and seven FOR 10 O'Clock. III
errstic striking continued today.
Mr.. Eruest Williams while st work al
the Prff shoe factory yestt rday evening
received a slight electric shU,k by The
oil can with which be WAS oIling the
| machine coming in contact With au cleo
trio motor. His Injuries wfre slight.
The Ohildren's Novelty Company, in.
corporated, Of West Falls Church, has
been granted a charter with a capita
stock of so, 900. The objects are tC
manufacture toys. The officers are
F. A. Hayes, president; W. K. Roberts
vice. presiden w. b Mslor, secretary
and treasurer, sll Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. J. +. Preston, s5cre' AIRY Of tb'
Chamber OF Commerce Of this city, hal
received letter r6questiUg information
concerning the whereabouts OF j. F
Roberts, who announces himself as 81
official Of a fair association of this sale
and who has stated lbai fair will b,
held on the grounds on upper KIM
street next moDth.
Col. Gustaye Lagercrantz is a veteran O
the Franco Prussian war He is one of thos
hard hended, red-faeed, lOud-vOiccd subject
of "der Kaiter," who thinks that the SUI
r SEES and sets on ''mine Fsderland Oft i
the twilight glow Of a winters day he woul
sit by his fire.ide and think of those glOriou
days Of his long pat "gandefjahr," when h
/ followed the banner Of Bismarck, the irO
chancellor Of Deutschland, and once whe
never to be forgotten occasionl they tw
| alone sat down TO a luncheon Of those irresis
IDLY delicious Auth Products from the Aut
Stand. and then-"Anf Wieder.ehen." Sy
van Blondhe m, the Auth Stand, City Ma
ket.
Oysters In all styles Fried Clans ever
day SOC. per dozen. Clam sonp. Monda
| Wednesday and Friday. Fresh Porter O
draft. G.. II Zimmerman, Market space.