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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-12
Dr. Jean Charcot, French Ex-
pIorer, Returns From Ant
arctic Circle.
MADE MANY VALUABLE
SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES
Dispatches Received Today Declare
Expedition I'm Search of South Pole
Unsuccessful But altogether Salts
factory''-Reached Well Within
Polar Circle-Cbarcot Completed
French Map-Members OF Party
Ravaged by Disease.

London, Feb. 12.-Although DR..
Jean Charcot failed in his attempt to
reach the South Pole, dispatches here
today from the French explorer de-
clare the party made valuable scien-
tific discoveries, and that the expe-
dition was Altogether satisfactory
According to dispatches the explorers
got ar far as latitude seventy degrees
south, longitude 120 degrees west.
This placed the expedition well with
in the Antarctic circle but at a dis
tance of ten degrees to the north Of
the position reached by Lieutenant
Scott in 1902.
Sickness and disease ravaged the
French expedition judging from the
news dispatches. The twenty men who
composed the party were sick during
the greater part of the winter at Pot
ermans Island, nearly all of them
suffering from scurvy. It was feared
for time they would have to give up
the expedition on account of sick
ness. but Charcot finally completed
the French map as far as Adelaide
Island, surveying a new stretch Of
land 120 miles long. This region ir
entirely barren and covered with ice
bergs. The party then went into
camp on Alexander Island where
Charcot completed his records.
During the stay in the Antarctic.
the expedition made a careful exploit
alton of the Isle of Deception, ana
Bridgeman Island in the south Shet-
land group. Bridgeman Island ifs
named after Herbert L. Bridgeman OF
Brooklyn, Secretary of the Peary Arc
tic club. The new land discovered by
Charcot is southwest of Alexander Is
land
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-12
TWO SAILING VESSELS
ARE REPORTED WRECKED

London Feb. 12.-Central news dis
patches today say the. sailing vessels,
Mathilde and Martial, are wrecked
near the Island of Majorca. presuma-
bly, near the place where the French
liner Chanzey foundered. The fate
of the crews is unknown.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-12

A Mississippi belle has married a
Chinaman. The chink is wealthy.
which may give the moralists a clew
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-12

j, B. Kennedy came down this
morning from his ranch near Helix,
having gone there on the evening
Northern Pacific train yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-12

If Georgia was as dry in the SOS a.
it is now we may surmise why Sher-
man marched TO the sea.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-12
FAMOUS BANDIT
DEAD At LAST
RaisuIi, Notorious as a Kid
naper in Morocco, Victim
of a Poison Plot
MOST FEARED BANDIT
OF MODERN TIMES

First Came Into Prominence When
He Kidnapped American Citizen
U. S. Government Interfered and
Sultan Had TO Mako Bandit Cover
nor of Province to Secure Release
of Prisoner-Went Into Mountains
and Was Terror of Northern Africa
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
TWO HOUSES FELL DOW,
Running I!ydrsnt softcned Grout
Under One and II Knocked An.
ether When it Fell.

Monday evening two houses
Poplar street north Of Twenty.secon
street, Occupied by negro famiHE
were dropped off their pins" G.
house, occupied by Mary Smith a.
owned by Mrs. John A. Mi.,er, took
tumble and knocked the house
Joining 1t to the ground. this was
cupied by Prim Parker. 1t is So
posed that the water from a hydr;
that had been running for a L.
time had rotted away the supporta
the Miller house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
Rushing Cairo G rhebes,

The contractors on the Cairo &
Thebes passenger and freight depots
are now working night and day as
well as on Sundays on the building
with the intention of completing the
work within the sipu;ated time. Both
buildings are fully equipped with arc
lights and the carpenters and plastic.
ers are able to cary on their work
equally as well by night as by day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY AND COUNTY

=. VI. Sims ct ux to p. n. Sims, wa
rantee deed, SO Of g u Of ne NIX.
section T. township II, range /; Goa
sideratjon $3.50.
William Bond ct TX, warrantee
deed A. r. and j A. VansiakIe, lot 3
block ., town Of -amms; consider3.
ton Sl25.
Walter s Marsh ct ux to Hermenia
&C. Frank warrantee deed 10 &c.
10 81 consider ation $500.
Charles Fcvchter ct ais to j. J
Kaykendall, Jr., deed, lots ) ami 6,
tlo2K t. second Fcuchter AMI Laps-
den addition, city; consideration $S7E.
Katie Koehler and husband, to
Nicholas w. Cox, quit claim deed.
lots 3 and 4, block 10, fourth addition
city: consideration ST.
James S. johnson ct TX to Maud
~ Maddox, warrantee deed, u Of
Al and ~, block !, Rockers addition,
city; consideration S2025
suscn /. Sutton and husband to
Tobe Adams, wagrentee deed lot Is
block T. second Teuchter and Ian
den addition to Cairo; consideration
sl0e
William 2. Curtis to Ionn II. Gates,
quit claim decd, lot !, in section 6
township H. range .; consideration
so
M, F Goodman ct uy to Henry L
Jordan warrantee deed let>3 Whit
ahor addition 10 Elco; consideration
s5oo.
Thomas Gardner ct TX to Willia'a
, r. BLACK, lots 10, ~ and 80, block 4,
'tity; cor slderation $3.50
James G. McClarney to Catherine
Period. quit claim deed to VIZ Sc
section 70 township lG, range 2; con
sideratIon ST.
! w. S. Danes to c, g. Taleaierro ei
Isa, quit claim deed Is of pit lot &
being fri nc of sw section 16, town.
, ship II, range 2; consideration 81
Thrae docpq nf 81 ChtlI Rnmedv
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
A. M. T. Conference.

The Indiana Conference Of BlacH-
wells Metropolitan African Methodist
Episcopal Zion church viii convene
today at the church on Twenty-fourth
and Poplar streets, under the d.
rection Of RI Rev J. H. Manly =.
y r. t.. and Rev. y. G. CAVITY pastor
Of Zion church. The conference will
ne in session daily till Minday iHclu-
sive and will have an elaborate pro-
gram.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

Mrs. Frances W Lichtner, grand
recorder for degree OF honor A. Q, q.
W. arrived in Cairo YESTERDAY She
will have her headquarters at The
Halliday A business meeting OF the
degree will be held this eyen!ns. At
this meeting the date ANA place 0f
meeting viii be decided upon 70
decided uron to which meeting The
public win be invited 20 attend
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
seoord Visit by RuraIa-.

a burglar made an attempt at
breaking into the residence of Chas.
Q. Patier at Patierdale Monday night,
He was seen by the Waterman tap
ping at window and several shots
were fired at him and he ran ayaw, Il
is not known whether any shot hit
him or not. This Is the second tackle
by burglars in the past few weeks
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

the 9th. This train viii be pa ked
convenient to the business section
lana afford hotel facilities while in
Cairo fer those making reservations.
Full information regarding special
train will be made the subject Of a
steclal letter which Will he forward
ed to The membership within a short
line We would suggest that you
make yogr train reservation as soon
as rcssib,e and believe those taking
Advantage OF this service viii find
the arrangement a most satisfactory
ono as II VIII insure comfortable an
commolatiors en- route ami while at
tending the convention, the entire
matter being disposed OF before your
departure
Sessions.
It has been decided to have three
eonyontc1 aoss ors this ycar-one
Wednesday, and two Thursday
Which WIN be he'll az the Cairo opera
tovse .hrce t,oaks from the mead
quarters hotel
Wednesday
Hon. y. o. Watts, vice president
Of the American Bankers Association
and ,I7ad lent OF the Firs: National
9onk, Nashville, Tenn, will be the
guest 81 honor ana address the con
ycution.
Thursday
Doctor Cyril G. Hopkins Of the
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
4. 9 a.,

The constitution OF TIE American
sanEers association provides FL 6
meeting II ehe members of that CT
gaaAaHon TO be held Immediately fcl
ia@iae TIE adio0rnrent Of Tire con
yeHtion OF October 2Cth. This meet
ing will be hclJ al the Cairo opo'a
house to nominate members Of the
executive council of ire Amor m
Bankers association, 81 wee preside t
OF this state ard a member OF tie
nominating committee for the next
A. e. 4 convention. TIE meeting
VIII be presided over By Nj Andrew
Rgssel, the vice president Tor Illinois
20 --or-bc~s Of the A. b. A.
SHOULD attend this meeting
EI-dARD l.. CHAMPION,
Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
Charge Of ST. 7atrlck's.

Father Hines of Grand Chain VIII
have charge Of st, f'atrick's parish
until Father Dowreys return from
Ireland. Father Benedict brown from
st, Menard, Ind, who was formerly in
charge has returned to the college at
tnat place,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
OFF Fer COLLEGE.

Dwight Ohrum, son OF Rev. $. G.
Ohrum, left yeterday for Grlnyil g,
Chic. TO enter the Denison University
to take tae scientific course, He will
take a four years course at this instr
tuition after which he will take a
course in purely technical school.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
Funeral Today in Mound City.

Funeral To-day in Mound City.
The funeral of Mrs, Richard Ga To-
way Rouse Of Mound City VIII occur
at her late residence on Main street
at $50 this afternoon conducted by
Rev, W. H. Whitley rector Of St
Peters Episcopal church Of which
chrrch she was a member. Inter
ment viii be made az Ecechwood
,emeEerY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
Licensed 70 Wed.

Marriage licenses were issued yes.
terday to William A Moore and Mrs.
Mary Rayhorn, both OF Siheston,
Ma. and William G. lIalpin of Fay
ville and Miss Edna T. Ostrand of
Chicago
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
NEW CAIRO HOTEL
TO BE ERECTED BY CAIRO BREW
ING co ON WASHINGTON
AVENUE.
Will BE Three Stories High and CT
Modern StyIe-FeW Stocks from
Cairo & Thebes
Staten.

Cairo is to have a new hotel AMI
the Cairo Brewing Co. is to build it,
The location mas already been lie
cided upon and work will probably
be started in about ninety days. The
location is at the corner of Twentieth
street and Washington avenue on t5e
east side of the street. The building
is to be three stories in heighth. and
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
%~&%4~~~%%&.s
ADJUSTMENTS
Black Patti.

Jolly John Larhins, VINO enjoys the
distinction of being the funniest Of
the funny, is the comedian with -
Trip to Africa, which appears at
the Cairo opera house next Saturday,
matinee and night This funny neg'U
comedian, who IL known the land
over, will use his latest and original
ditties during his engagement with
"A Trip 10 Africa" where he enacss
the role Of "Ras jenkins and King
Rastus.' His rendition Of these char
'acters is said to be extremely funuy,
.and seems to keep the audience In
uproarious laughter during his o.
cupency e. the stage. Larkins Is a
whclo show in himself, and neycr
fails to convince that they will truly
get double value for their money
while he is entertaining.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
y SOCIAL o4ND Personal !.

| hospital, suffered slight relapse
Monday but is now getting along
nicely.
Mrs. John Marshall of Twenty-tnird
street who has been seriously i'll at
st. Mary's Infirmary is slightly i'm.
proved
r. A. Peters, of Hot Springs, ARA.
was in the city yesterday enroute to
St. Louis to attend Washington Uni.
versity.
Mrs. Jas. Fullerton, Miss Cora Ful-
lerton and Miss Mary Overstreet, Of
Mound City, were in the city last
evening.
Master Lee Payne has returned
home to enter school after visiting
his uncle during the summer at Ar,
lington, Ky.
Kenneth Wenger left this morning
for Charlottesville. Virginia, where he |
attends the University OF Virginia |
this winter
Mrs Fred Piersol who has been at |
st. Marys Infirmary for several |
weeks Will be able to return to her
home Thursday.
Mrs. S. H. Termatt left last evening
for her home in Michigan after sew
eral weeks visit with her daughter |
Mrs, Kyle Ent.
John Reese. who has been at St
Mary's Infirmary for several days I'M
der treatment for typhoid fever, is
progressing favorably.
Miss Louise Keller, OF Evansville.
Ind. arrived last night to visit Mr. ard
Mrs. Thos, w. Howley, of Twenty
first and Walnut streets.
L. P. Parker, manager of the Hal
liday hotel and the Gayoso and PEG
body hotels at Memphis, left last
right for the latter place
Miss Mayme stapleton and little
niece, Elizabeth Petit, have returned
home from visit with Mr.. and MIS-.
W. ]. Casey at Salt Lake City, Utah.
Miss Wayne Cushman. of Louis |
vile, KY, is in the city visiting her |
father, Harry Cushman, and her sis
ter, Miss Catherine, Of Park Place |
West.
Gus Ostorleh and family an
mother and sister returned last even
ing from Wisconsin where they spent
the summer at some of the popular re-
sorts.
Miss Bessie Griffin, Of Fort Leay
enwoyth Kas, and Lucille Rhodes
.of Charleston, Mo. are the guests o.
Miss Helen Lewis, OF 319 Seventh
street
Miss Lettie Corliss will leave today
for indianapolis. Ind. From there
she will go to New York and sail from
there for Paris whore she will spena
the winter
J. W Bransford. OF Union City
Tenn, who has been the guest Of Mr..
Bondurant and other relatives. for
several days was called home yeater.
day Oil business.
Mrs. VIM. White Of Memphis IS
visiting her mother. Mrs. Joa,.
English, of jefferson avenue. Ms
White was formerly Miss Bessie
English.
Mrs. Margaret o'DorneI aud Nhas |
Mabel Hayden Of Division street, hayc
as their guest Misses Anna Hedge
Miss Helen Fealy and Charlotte
D.afingham, Of Citronelle, Ala
WILLIS Lazarus came home yester
day from a brief visit in Clinton, *
lie will leave soon for DeIarield, Wis |
to attend st Johns Military Academy
the American Rugby. This is his
senior year there and he WIN grada
ate next June.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
Opened Grocery Store.

Frank Mete formerly travelling
salesman for the Ccudders Gale Gro
Gerry Co., has opened a grocery store
at the corner al Twenty.fifth and
Poplar streets.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
Company K Gala Week.

The great Cosmopolitan show
which IS booked for one solid week
comes well recommended in all re.
spects. 1t will be here during the
week beginning Sept. 10.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

He Was the MAYER. \,

The mayor of snail town b
come TO Leipzig to see the fair. \
Stranger who had lost his way asl .
MIN: Pray. good honest man. VA
is the name of this street," 81
not good honest man." said
tormer' \ am the mayor Of siarburt
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

just what the frontage will be has
not yet been decided
The building will be up.to.datc IN
every respect and all modern conve1-
iencs will be supplied. Suffice to soy
that whatever the Cairo Brewing Co.
does in the way of building can be
depended upon as being well done.
For a small hotel the Webster hotel
1t tina corner Oh Thrty-fourth street
and Commercial avenue was VOL
built ana the need for much larger
building even in this locality has ii
ready been felt This was built by
the Brewery Co.
The new hotel at Twentieth and
Washington avenue will be we'll To-
Gated, being only a few blocks from
the new Cairo & Thebes depot Were
in few months passenger trains
Of several railroads will be rolling in.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Fred Fair returned from trip t
Memphis,
Miss Stella Ross is i'll at her home
on Eighth street.
Mrs. Thos. Lindsey is sojournlng q
Dawson Springs.
Mrs. r. H. Newe' OF Ullin is here
visiting relatives.
Roy Morehead, of Mayfield, KY
was here yesterday.
Loren Stophlet of Mound City, was
in the city yesterday.
Roy L. Williams returned last night
from points in Illinois.
Clyde Sullivan, Of The Bulletin, is
In st. Louis on business.
P. j. Mcsely. of Hannibal Mo-, was
here ON business yesterday.
Miss Ruthy Bushy left yesterday for
Chicago, after a visit here
NYr.8 Nttla M,,rnLy pF Mound Etfr
was shopping in the city yesterday.
Mrs. T. II Higgins. of Mound City,
was in the city yesterday shopping.
r. r. Downes. Jr.. of New York
City was in the city, enroute west,
Mrs. NJ. G. Moore of New Madrid,
was In the city yesterday shoppins.
Matt Baglcy, q prominent farmer
near 0imsted, was in Cairo yester-
day.
Mrs. j. S. Aisthorpe went up to Gu
cago last night for a visit Of several
days
Robt Hinkle is reported seriously
i'll at his home on Twenty-eighth
street.
Mrs. Johnson Barrett has returned
from Cincinnati where she spent the
summer.
Col. jeff Wilcox, Of McCracken coun-
ty, Ky. near Paducah, was in Caro-
yesterday.
Mrs. e. N. IHilm OF Anna. who was
operated upon at st. Mary's Infirmary
is dong nicely
Mrs NJ, Z. Warner returned home
last right after an extended visit in
Evansville, Ind
DR.. F. F. Frazer. of Commerce, Mo,
rs at The Halliday the guest O.:
Dr.. Grirstead.
Albert Mulvihill is quite i'll at his
home, 6l3 Twenty eecona street, with
chills and fever
Howard Frank left last evening for
Lexington. Mo-, to attend Wentworth
Military academy,
Chas. Gunther has accepted pc.
F.tlon in the |. G. ticket office at TIC
Central Union station.
Mrs. Ed Martin and daughter. Oli1
cite, returned last evening from {.
visit III Murphysboro.
Miss Florence Parry las returned
from visit to indianapolis. Lafayette
and other Indiana cities
Howard Meehan left this afternoon
for New Orleans where he will attend
the Jesuit college this winter
Mrs J. Doberty Of East Prairie, Mo
lis at ST. Mary's Infiymary under traat.
nlent. She is slowly recovering,
Mr. and Mrs Byron Ellis have re-
turned from Paducah where they
spent several days visiting friends
&C. A. Swoboda, who is in a St. Louis
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

and Buick to Charleston, Mo Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin and the latter's mother.
MIS-, Beare of St Louis rode the car
to Charleston. Nj.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
WORKING Day and Nioht.

p. 7. Langan's mill is so rushed
with orders for mill work that nigh.
force has been added.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

Miss Genevieye Bird will take Mrs
b. r. Thistiewood class in music
With studio at The Frances, Pupils de,
string to study call home phone $50 X
Miss Bird Is a graduate OF Emil Leib,
Eng and L. X. Kroeger schools.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Buy your school books at DeBauns S,
Twenty-eightn and Poplar. A full
line Of new and second hand books
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

University Of Illinois, will be the
guest of honor and address us on
The Banker as the Guardian OF tee
Soil"
We expect to have several other
very able speakers and it is our in
tent!on to afford the membership
thoroughly Interesting and well
rounded program, full details OF
which viii be maileI to members
prior to the convention dates.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

The Cairo Motor Car Co. has ship.
ped an =. NJ, F. 80 to Cape Girardeau
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
SECRETARY URGES MEMBERS OF
ASSOCIATION TO VISIT "His-
ToRlC CAIRO" OCT. 26.27
GATEWAY TO THE SOUTH
Some Details of Entertainment Set
Forth in Circular Letter to
Members From Secre.
tary Champion.

Circular letters sent out by the sec
Rotary Of the Illinois Bankers asso-
cation speak tayorahly of Cairo as
the meeting place of the association
next month, the e6th and -1th, and
give Important Information regarding
the meeting Al Inc head OF the cir
euar, In red ink is the announcement
Twentieth Annual Bankers Conyea~
tion hi Historic Cairo, October 9627-~
Where Great Rivers Meet" A foot
note urges members to Visit Cairo,
the Gateway to the South, During The
Delightful Weather OF Late October.
Strong Convention Program River
Excursion aud Novel Entertain
ment" The circrlar makes the fol
lowing statement concerning the
meeting;
wish to call the attention Of all
members to TIE convention 10 he aelt
at Cairo Welnes lay and Thursday,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
w ednesday.

The local committee has arranged
for river excursion Wednesday
afternoon. A palatial steamboat VIII
be chartered which will carry a thous-
and people or more, for a trip ON the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers, the boat
10 leave Cairo about 2:30.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

Three doses Of % Chill Remedy
cures chills, .ssA A. ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

Readers OF The Bulletin get the
news when 1t Il news
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

On the return trip the boat VII be
landed at a point opposite the Cairo
Country Club grounds on the Ohio
river where Southern Barbecue
witt be served. This viii be very
pleasant and fitting finale for the
river trip and we nave no doubt viii
lroye one OF the most esioyabla lea,
lures Of the occasion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
DON'T DYE
YOUR HAIR
Use Vans Mexican Hair Restore.
II Brings Back Original Color
10 any Hair without Dyeing ii.

Dye ruins hair stops Its growth and MAKES
It come cut. Besides Its use can't DC con-
cea ed. Use VANS Mexican Hair res
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14
Lecture.

On the return from the barbecue,
guests win be taken to the Cairo
opera house to attend a lecture illus
trated with stereopttcon views Of
Cairo and vicinity
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

hospital, suffered slight relapse
Monday but is now getting along
nicely,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

Mrs, john Marshall of Twenty-tnird
street who has been seriously i'll at
st. Marys Infirmary is slightly i'm
proved,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

G7G. A. swoboda, who is in a St. Louis
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

r. A. Peters. of Hot Springs, ARA.
was in the city yesterday enroute to
st. Louis to attend Washington Uni.
versity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

Mrs. Jas. Fullerton Miss Cora Ful-
lerton and Miss Mary Overstreet, of
Mound City, were in the city last
evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

WILLIS Lazarus came home yester-
day from a brief visit in Clinton, X
lie will leave soon for DeIaIield, Wis
to attend st Johns Military Academy
the American Rugby. This Is hi
senior year there and he WIN gradu
ate next June
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-14

thursday.
Doctor Cyril 6, Hopkins Of the
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08

4ucN DELIVERY rnoEE 90 az-s4ee. coal and sood dehsere1 .gga sngrL-sl notice day and night
 H. FREIDENTdAL,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
l1l1s.tll l.s.seE

Saya cll-ells lsgls-5 l--Ee aEy tsl1e as ualy EzgagA.aEs -l -at Texas .gss.4-Ee @ AsFe are so lIal.sLs .u ulasraas b0,l Els sl0a srezI gains And. a u4sas 1a a- ted. g5El.al organs gl Jae g.l paE.-s JAas shoa Il-E inability ll u1lEu- hela Ll- grgsgHE leuger of yls gse. ole The olly a=als uf 11as.l.e-ll- uhe old tmr pa.iae-4u oi 4Hy,a-ns .s by lasius club ae pas.ltel rgl-s ss ta take a 1iat-NouAa NallJl al DaiJ
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
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a-a-s and zose.lols W2at t0 make Le aas and lel some ols else ea- teree -leu. -ley sel urvd ol play
 a- --r same aeyoEll-s to i-s Eulss I-lses -r5a ae4-g ls Il- dealing o4- -sle -1-g aaaJ s0 make Jle .-ss also --ey elg-oe -Aru WsJ4 great --. sl.- ylsy lee. s1 ,u- l.Ila.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08

4 fine mild temperance drtnk Is Ls pure wholesome beer made from Jhs sparkling waters ot PumWater Falls. and -ae very best barley malI with Iusl Ae right proportion ot choicest grown hops Brewed as on, b hs Olympia Brewing company can brew. For sale at the Board of Trad