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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02
Harry Thomson Real Estate Bar.
gains in the Live City.
Dfiice at Saturday Newsa


sjgs e com house iii good
c0fld iii tone Ioliiiaati oil sI an
did cellar stoned up and cemented.
Corner{ap lot 50xI15 This place can
he bought at the very low price Of
$4,000
No. 2 A fine new cottage of 6
rooms and summer kitchen, all
finished in hardwood, good cellar,
and trees, splendid location, lot
50x1l5; Sl700 buys II.
No. 8 "A new 4 room cottage,
hard wood finish. splendid location,
full sized lot $1,000 buys this fine
home.
No. "A large new barn for
less than cost Of material in it.
No. s / have your wants ia
houses, and vacant lots. Lots in
all parts of the city and at ali
prices. Please come and see me.
No. 6 "A splendid Z room brick
cottage, finished in oak. This
house is strictly modern; lot
75xi65. This is a very fine home
and can be bought for $500.
No. z. A 9 room house, nice
corner lots and fine shade trees,
also large barn and buggy shed.
This property is only two blocks
from the new postfi oce and can be
bought at very low price OF
Sc, 250.
No. 8. A good 8 room house,
lot 50 < 1T, good location, S75t
buys it.
Noe. IA 9 room house in the
choicest part Of east end. Got te
be sold at once. So 400 buys this
good home. B
No.I0. 2 splendid lots corner anG
inside lot together, 1OOx165 feet. "A
small house 10x16 on corner lot
chicken house 10x16 on inside lot
Good we'll and pump on same. Thi.
property isonly7 blocks from bust
ness center and will be sold fol
s525.
No. II Here is a splendid op
portunity for a man to make mon,
ey. A hotel Of IS rooms, and fees
/ BARR in connection in q thriving
town not far from WATERFOWL
/ Party owning same is now too Ok
Ito manage the business and mus
lseIl. About ST, 900 cash, balanc,
/ to suit the purchasers or vii
/ trade for farm or city property1
! Here is a chance Of a life time
! DON'T lose this opportunity Com,
and zee me. 4.
No. IL. a small new house i,
1 be moved, large enough for a small
4 family Can be bought for sos
i Gail quick If you want i.
No. 10. "a good barn and bugg,
4 shed. Can be bought for less thai
i the lumber cost to build 1T,
4 az Tap nae By wire sreen 62a.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02
UI |! | | ] |. ! 4
SEA son OPENS
- lhe Il eerless Orator Greet.
lense Audenc Big Pro
u ram Splendid I alent

is the opening program Of
Ghaut qua Everything
fsa III for the Chaut auq ua, and
less III charge of arrangements
Il Hooking forward to most
lcsy ,ssfuls series Of gath rings.s
hs full official program is as fol-
Thursday, July i
ssO Prelude Eureka G lee club
Zoo lecture, William Jennings
!. Bryan
20 Grand concert, Eureka Glee
club.
Friday, july 2 sss35i
Z; 30 Prelude, Eureka Glee club n
90 Lecture, Mrs. Carrie a. Ma
ion. 3#s
Prelude, Eureka Glee club.
Entertainment Ellsworth
ssmstead .
saturd az, July 3
Il 81 g liie II II ts4Il
hestra. IS
Lecture DR.. IL. wv Sears.
/ Prelude, Royal Hungarian
chestra
Enter attainment, Tom Cor
vine
Sunday, July 4
ii Sacred music, Royal Hun
srian orchestra Solo.
Lecture. Rev Irl Il. Hicks.
{; Vesper service fS;
q Sacred Concert, Roya Hunga
an orchessra
Lecture Chas. Grant Jordal
Monday, July
/. Music Hand Jalbile
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02
NEW DUMP GROUND

The matter Of new dump
ground was brot up for discussion,
and several propositions were
placed before the council. Some
move will have to be made pretty
soon, as the old ground is full, and
owners of adjoining property are
complaining 80 -. A
The council adjourned at a late
hour till Tuesday evening
The council meets each evening
this week as q board of equaliza-
ton, and to hear any complaints
as to assessments. ~
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02

DO you want an elegantbuilding
spot in the best neighborhood in
1Watertown Fine high and dry
corner lot, with city water and
sewer ia the street in the best
neigh orhood IN the city, You can
buy this lot for $500. If taken at
once. Inquire Of Harry Thomson
!at tile Saturday News office
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02
IL|IA TON Low
SA Us LAM|PY'
s.iity Will 90 Into Cement Business
and % its Own Work
y This Season

N The city council met Monday
evening last in regular session,
Mayor Martin in the chair and
PRESENT Aldermen Lester, Pritch-
Nelson McBath, Luck and
Sssregsr
ASSESSMENT TOO 10 I'M
County Auditor Lampy appeared
lssfore the council and stated that
~ his opinion the assessment on
atertoWn property is too low. He.
stated the assessment this year is.
$50 900 lower than it was last. year.
He gave figures to show that Wa
aertoWn's assessed valuation Isl
lower than that Of cities ofsimilar
size in the state.
DENY LICENSE #
The appl Tor e. "A. Heck
afhorn for saloon license was de-
HE'D blythe council because there
as a feeling in the council that
1.-The number of saloon8 should be
Is.ut down rather than increased. In
IsIne discussion before the matter
loft the Heckathorn application was
Eput to the ballot. Aid. Pritchard9
laiscussing the saloon question
stated that it was his opinion that
ii saloon broke the law it's liz
lseense should be forfeited Aid.
pritchard said in voting against.
ishe application, he did SO not be.
feause he had anything against the
3iaslail making it, but because he
Ihpt there were too many saloons
III ~ d the city already On the mat
sfeis coming to- vote, Aldermen
ester, Pritchard and Nelson voted
ainststhe application, while Al
aermen McBath, Luck and Kreger
4 sisa' ayor N artin
u save the deciding vote against It.
Il Ine license appl LEGATION Of Edward
h Harvey to do business in the Old
n Donahue saloon was granted. July
~ was fixed as the date for hear.
ing objections 10 the granting Of
this license ~
THAT 15s PER CENT REVENUE
The matter of water main ex-
4 tensions under the new franchise
/ came up for discussion, and the
||question was raised as to how the
lefty would protect itself against
the is per cent revenue required
h by. the water company in case the
1 petitioners fail to use the water to
THAT amount after the water is put
1 in. The council has made a rule
that no petition will be granted
where the application does not
shoWi enuf signers to make up the
fifteen per cent, and also requir.
ing the property holders to take
water for five years. This is OBJ sct.
ed to by some, claiming it consti-
[tutes lien on the property for
water rent for those five years, thus
affecting title to that amount. II
Twas the general feeling of the
council that the only way to ad.
lust the matter satisfactorily was
Ito hold the property responsible
for the guarantee.
CITY IN CEN ENT BUSINESS
On the motion Of Aid. Lester thu
streets and alleys committee wa.
authorized to hire competent mer
and do the cement work for thu
city Aid. Lester stated that al
the cement firms Of the city hat
refused to submit proper bids, tn,
city was quite able to do its owl
work
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02

NJ ~ &
The musical people on the pro-
gram now IN action at the Idle
Hour and which vii ! continus in
definitely, are meeting with the
success and public ap proyal assdid
the same people while at the Idle
Hour in Aberde deem where they were
previously engaged. Mrs. DaVen-
port the vocal list and pianist was
formerl " connected as soIoist with
The Chicago ladies rchesffa is 4
post graduate Of the Columbia
school of music, Kimbal Hall,
Chicago and was also one Of THE
principle teachers ID the vscal de-
| part De above school f seHar.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02
300 Lecture, II. Sears 4!
7::3se elude. Midland Jubilee

300 Lecture, III Sears
Z :3 Prelnde M Hand bilee|
Singers.
Lecture, lg;lllas. Grant Jordan.
Tuesday July "
'22::33 Grand concert NJ Hand Ji-
Z bilee Singers
/ relude, Midland Jubilee
Singers. N
800 Lecture, Senator Bob Tayl or.
81 Nednesd Jul
I2::3O Preiude Des Moines Synnph-
ony orchestra
800 lecture. Gov Luther Man,
ship
80 Prelude Des Moines symph-,
ony orchestra
Is 90 Entertainme I, Loregao9
zwickey W;
Thursda July s
$50 Prelude Des Moines Sytnph-
ony orchestra
! 300 Lecture. Denton g. Crow.
80 Prelude, DesMoines Sylnph-
ony orchestra
$500 Ente rtainment, Mcguire
magician. issssS
(s Friday. July 8
1850 r lude, music to be supp lied
1 1900 Entert ainrnent, s ascot N Il
educated horse
1880 Prelude, music to be sup
piled
1890 Lecture, DR. Robt. s. Mac
Arthur. 5 s8sssss;5
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02

OH Picnic and fishing
parties who are III need 81 bus.
cannot do better than cal on g. d, 81
Archer Phone red 46,55 l551-6)
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02

The city council met Monday
ssening last in regular session.
Mayor Martin in the chair and
present Aldermen Lester. Pritch-
{ Nelson McBath, Lick and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-20
WHERE IT'S TOO
HOT AND TOO COLD

CHICAGO.-The principles of freight
ear refrigeration are being applied to
passenger coaches by several railroads
running out of Chicago. The results of
experiments have been so satisfactory
that it is generally predicted the rail
roads of the country will adopt the new
plan, which provides for the cooling of
the air in coaches in warm weather and
the equable heating of the coaches in
winter.
Thomas H. Garland, general agent of
the refrigerator service of the Buring-
ton railroad, whose ventilator system
has been widely adopted By the rail
roads, has completed a satisfactory sys-
tenn for the uniform heating and cooling
of freight cars and is now turning his
attention to making it adaptable to pas
senger service.
Mr.. Garland s plan provides for the
circulation of cold or hot air through
pipes laid between double floors. The
passenger plan follows the same general
outline except that the piping is en-
tirely out of sight.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-20
SHE CHATS WHILE
SURGEONS OPERATE

NEW YORK, December DIR. Leo
Berger and DR.. Benjamin Jablons of
Har Moriah hospital operated Sunday
on woman for intestinal trouble while
the patient alternately read prayer
book, chatted calmly with the doctors
and nurses and discussed the progress
of the operation without feeling the
pain.
They used novoeaine. The subject of
this operation is Mrs. Ida Moskowitz,
seventy-eight years old. When the phys
ieians began to inject the novocaine
she opened her prayer book and began
reading.
After the operation Mrs. Moskowitz
was allowed glass Of water and some
food. something impossible for twenty
four hours with patients who have been
given ether.
''Novocaine was discovered by Ger
man physician, said Doctor Jablons
last night. /" but American physicians
have perfected it It Is injected into
the tissues at the point to e operated
on and the affected part becomes dead
to all feeling"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-20
A GOOD HOUSEHOLD LN1s1ENT.

When a bottle of Chamberlain s Pain
Balm is kept in the house. the pains e
burns and scalds NAV be promptly re-
lieved. cuts and bruises quickly healed.
swellings promptly reduced and rheu-
matism and neuralgia robbed Of their
terrors. In fact, for the household ills,
it is Just such a liniment as every
family should be provided with. For
sale by BcueoD Smith & Co, Ltd,
agents for Hawaiian Islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-27
S p o r T S
Local and National
Ten Miles Running
Race Sept. 4

After much deliberation the Athletic
Park management has decided to adopt
the ten-mile race Idea as suggested and
rooted for by the Bul letin for some
months past.
The full distance Marathon race sug.
gestion has been dropped like hot
spud and although Nigel Jackson has
announced his readiness to run any
man In the islands a 26-miles race,
there is not much chance OF such an
event coming of. jackson ia, without
much doubt, the best man over a full
Marathon distance that We have In
the group but there are half.a-dozen
men who can about beat him over a
ten-mile course.
The race will come off at the Ath.
letic Park on Saturday, September 4.
and there is no doubt that II the men
are in condition fine contest will be
witnessed by the big crowd which is
sure to be present.
Although very short notice has been
given for training II Is thought that
about dozen runners will enter for
the race. Entries may be made at the
Real Estate Exchange on King street
till September I and no fee is charged.
No one who is not 1T to run the dis.
lance will be allowed to compete, and
In this way some kind of guarantee
1 that the race will not resolve itself In.
to walking match will be given.
A longer period for training would
F, have sbeen better as ten miles cannot
be covered In decent time II the men
have not worked hard on the road. The
men who cut out the ten miles In such
good time at the League grounds all
had trained hard for months, and the
result was good exciting race up 10
/ the ten miles post.
| The following runners are expected
to take part in the race and. At and
well. they are as good as can be gotten
together in these islands: Tsukamoto,
the Hilo champion; Nigel Jackson Dal
Fahy, Fenglcr, Timas, Downey, two
Freitas, Pulaa, Cockburn. and "Char-
lie." the idol of the sporting section.
Three prizes of 500 $50 and s25.
will be given for first, second and third
places respectively. The Athletic Park
track measures six laps to the mile and
the runners viii have to consequently
make 60 circu''s Of the course to cover
the full ten miles.
Scoring boards viii he placed for
each runner and the laps covered will
be shown as soon as man has made
round of the track. The method of
scoring will be On Improvement on
that In vogue at the last Marathon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-27
Results OF Teens
Play Yesterday


yoster,,v.s rcsuits in tho cbampion.
shin tennis tournament Mt present he.
inp playad Mt tho peretanin courts
were as follows: Miss Birney heat
Miss Kutn richards al oil "a. Airs,
Gregory heat Miss O,eson so 40.
Mics Hail heat Mice Kosher al Al,
A Richards heat Conpess al 40. cee
hoot Doorr 90 90 ana Thao pioh.
ards boat sinclair "a 81 81 mart.
lett and GRAY ala not mt in an annear.
once owing IN business enyoye,nen,,
and we're consequently defamited
There are now four mon loft In tho
semi.anaIq viz Gee waterhouse and
, the two I;icbards-fatber and son
In resnec, m the memorv M tho ,o,s
! Charles N Cooke Tho comm,,,.o In
charge of The tournament which ba.
beon IN nroyress for ~tho mast waoL
has nos, noned nj, NAV IN, Mond.v
Aupus, 40 n, A n m An cor,o.,on;s
pIease tale po,,ce
! The play Yesterday was very in,or.
estipe and n largo crowd or snec,,,ors
visited the courts. In fac, the ground
was surrounded Inv au,omob,,e. and
carriages
Miss Miriam Hail attracted n In, NJ
attention hv ho. ,,,,,, uA,ioh ,,a. a,,,,,
nm IN ber great renn,a,,op az, a ,ann,,
oYnert She mot Mice Noshor onJ nc
tho latter had bod mn. nr M nran,,oo
lror souo time Mise u,u ha5 nn ,,n,,
b,o IN defeotino ber ,yn cots s,r,,ah,
Ian a,
Tho lady from, ,ho oo,,, h,, .oro
spo .,roLa. ana 4. hoo,,, ,,,,u.u
some of her b,,f vo,i.y. war. a'..,'
Ient Mic. pnshor no, 80, ,,,,,o,,.
eight but bor onnoron, v,s Zoo zoo,
Miss R,rnev ana Mice Ruth piohards
had m NAV tho Who'll. tbroa .a,s m ao'
cido which was tho hotter ,,oyor Th.
first got went IN Misc R,cbards altar
a vantage got had hee, nI,yed How,
eyer Miss Dirney ,ook ,ba two remain.
ing sets 81 "a
Mrs Gregory made her Jehut I,
,,oa, ,.,,i, ,,,,,o,,,,,, a., m,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-27
Maui Polo Team Is
Strong This Yea,

According to Frank Baldwin. the
Mani polo team is stronger than ever
and there Is sure going to be fine
tussle In September when the inter.
island tournament is brought eff.
Although there does not seem much
chance of the Kauai contingent taking
part in the gymkhana. owing to the
players not being able to re; away at
the time. there should be enough Joy
when the Oahu, Maui ana Cavalry
teens get to work on the polo fields.
Maui will be represented by Hafoi
Rice, No. l; Harry Baldwin. No. 2:
Frank Baldwin. No. 8; and David
Fleming, No. L. When this combina.
ticn runs up against the Oahu four It
will be hard job for people to keep
track OF the different Baldwins and
Flemings.
Sam and DR.. Baldwin will be on the
Honolulu side, and Frank ana Harry
on the Maui team. Then John I1em.
ing will represent Oahu and David will
do stunts for Maui. so that the whole
family Is in the game.
'"N ''hihS NJ
enc of the best ever seen In Hawaii
and the play at Moanalua and Leilehua
will be exciting enough for anybody.
u q q
Booker 7. Washington and Jack
Johnson, the intellectual and physi-
cal giants of the negro race, met at
Quinn Chapel, Chicago Aug. 49,,
while more than 1000 negroes
cheered Slntil they were tired.
! The educator had come to Chica-
go to tell men of his race to be clean
and strong, talking from the plat
form, as the pugilist sat In the front
row, living example of the doc
trine OF health and strength that
was preached.
When subscription list was
started in the audience to raise a
debt Of $500 on the chapel the
teacher from Alabama gave SIS and
tho champion heavyweight gave SO
Another $40 subscription was tina,
sent by Senator Lorimer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-27
Local AND Coast
Auto Doines

G. J. Becker's scheme Of carrying
passengers from Honuapo, Kau to the
Volcano House by automobile. Is a
great success. On steamer days Beck.
er meets the boats and for the small
sum of SO conveys tourists to the no.
tel at the crater. From there the OK.
cursionists can return to Hilo by
rail or else make another trip with
Becker.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-27

Manager George Wells, of the Royal
Hawaiian Garage, made fine moon.
light run to Ahuimanu on Wednesday
evening. The party went down to at
tend the luau which was given in honor
of the opening of the pineapple can.
merry, and the return was also made in
good time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-27

Frank Richardson expects four
Tourist" automobiles on the next Ala.
media, and they are already sold to
arrive. Mr.. Richardson has been i'm
porting the Tourist make of machine
for some dime now, but has always sold
them before they arrived.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-27

A new road, of less grade than
the present one. up Giants Despair
Mountain, is being projected by the
Automobile Club of Wilkesbarre,
Pa.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-27

There are four electric automobiles
in this city. and the chances are that
some more of the cars will be import
ed before long. The four at present In
the city are owned by Archie Young,
Clarence Cooke. Harry Won Holt and
the late G. NJ. Cooke.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-27
MIR. SWAIN

Formerly crtrer for H. P. Roth. Is
now in charge of L. B. KERR &
CO.'S TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-27

The Wisconsin Secretary OF State
reports that only small percentage
Of owners have complied with the
ne wregistration law increasing the
fee to So at this time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-27

As q result of the new tax on gas
oline in Great Britain, benzol, a
product of the coke ovens in gas
warks, is again being pushed as q
substitute fuel for motors.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

A LARGE Audisnes Heard Il AZ Opera
House Last Night

A large audience greeted Mr. Frank
H. Leonard last night when he spoke
on Christian Science at the opera house.
Dr. S. a. Tucker, Professor Of English
at the College foF WJnsii.s iRsTSa9ss o
Mr.. Leonard m q few sentences In
which we're voiced a broadness of
thought and willingness 20 receive truth
from whatever source, that won tor the
speaker q high place in the estimation
Of his hearers, and was a happy prelude
81 the magnificent address, which fol
lowed.
Mr.. Leonard said yesterday that be
could talk better than he could write.
In this statement those Of his audience
who may read IN this issue the lecture.
as printed, will fully agree, for, though
IN fhe printed address there Is the same
vital truth, the same practical illustra.
ton, and the same food for thought, IL
yet lacks the vivid woodworking and
the happy Interpolation Of bits Of per
sonal observation and experience which
serve 10 bring speaker and audience
into the close sympathy necessary for a
perfect understanding. Then, too, the
voice, we'll. modula ed, clear and reson-
ant, and the earnest yet polished mln-
ner Of the finished orator, all added
their own charm 10 the spoken message.
Il was a truly great lecture, and ITALIA
hasseeans are fortunate 10 have had the
opportunity afforded them Of hearing Il.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05
The WOman's FoFsisn nissionaFy 3
eiety Holds q fi0si lnlerssiIns
Social.

On Thursday afternoon, Febfus
25th, most eni yabls occasion.
the mite box social. by the Womm'
Foreign Missi lnary Society. at M'
Sallie Blake's residence.
Beside the members Of the aociat
quite a number of their friends VI
present, making the meeting one az a
most sUccessful ever held by this
ganizatiOn A fine program was
RED out, music, reading, recitatlon
The subject for the Afternoon
Giving
A very interesting paper wis read
Mrs. w. NJ MeIntosh. entitled re
temmatic Giving which vas In66.
instructive Throughout, giving "a na'
Information along this line az wort
RecitatiOns by two little giI's
Ga Yaeger and Wanita Simmo1a.
very much enjoyed.
After the devotional hour, avery 81
lightful social time was sptnt. 1df'
which delicious refreshmenfs wei
served.
Miss Blake Is q charming hostess aI
with her accustomed hospitality as,
the evening one Of special pieas1re 4.
all who attended
Mas. p. r. Mfcurn
Recording Sccrelar'