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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30
A Trifle But a Nuisance

The street car men and the public
service is delayed by the absence of
four little bolts and springs to shove
back the switch rail at four cross
ings on the street car lines of Salem.
The men have to get out and kick
the switch rail over with their feet,
and the cars have to wait while they
do this. The rails are all fixed to
have the springs attached and the
cars would then pass automatically.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30
TO Start Paper Here

b. F. Allen, of Memphis, Tennes-
see, and Justos Hjorth, of Alaska,
both newspaper men of some little
experience, are planning to start
weekly paper at Salem along reform
ideas. Mr. Hjorth is a Finlander
and law student at Willamette law
school.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30
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DIED.

GOODALE-At San Francisco, Octo-
ber 2S, 1911, William D. Goodale,
aged 26 years, of pneumonia. The
body will arrive tomorrow morn
ing on the 500 train, and the
funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon at $50, from Rigdon's
parlors, conducted by Rev. H, T
Babcock. Interment in Odd Eel
lows cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30

For one week we will make a 10
per cent reduction on all heaters.
Now is the time to get your winter
stove. Wade, Pearce Hardware Co.
1O-30-6t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30

Love takes roses for the first
course but prefers beefsteak for the
balance of the meal--with roses, If
you please, to garnlsh the dish.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30
For New Hall

The Ladies Aid society of Salem
Heights will serve a chicken pie sup
per Tuesday evening at the new
store on Salem heights avenue. to
10 p. m. **
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30
A Lost Baby

A little weeping child was found
this morning wandering about the
streets in the eastern part of the
city The little girl, who was only
six years of age, seemed to be lost and
could not tell the kind people who
picked her up who her parents were.
An inquiry was sent in to the police
station and Officer Burkhart was put
on the case, He soon discovered the
frantic mother of the youngster, and
parent and child were soon happy in
each others arms.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30

From whom did your fellow man
acquire title to resources you need
for your own use-land, coal, timber,
water power, ETC.?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30
Sick from Laughing

Mrs. Stillners had to call her
physician after returning home from
the Bligh last night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30
MONEY TO MOAN
On good Real Estate security.
BECHTEL & BYNON
S47 State Street
EAlHgSl3Y


The only, Woman's College on the Pacific Coast.
I&ihaTterSd 1855, Near two great Universities.
and graduation requirements equivalent 70
tthSse OF Stanford and University Of California.
Laooratories for science with modern equip.
inent. @ Excellent opportunities for home
Modern gymnasium. Special care for health
o. students, outdoor life. President. T.nrlia
Slay Carson, a. ll., Lift. D., IL. D. For
o., California. O'se
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30

FIVE ACRES in cherries. | will
plant five acres in either cherries
apples, pears or prunes and give
the trees the best of care for five
years, at which time l will turn
the orchard over to the buyer. l
only want a small payment down
and the balance $3.50 per month.
Location of land is ideal, being
close to Salem, and adapted to the
growth of the fruits named. Best
CT references. B. B. B.. care Of
Journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30

Laugh and Grow Fat
You certainly will if you visit the
Bligh show this week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30
Great Show

Nothing but fun, fun, fun at the
Bligh theatre this week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30
Register

Register
The registration books for the pri-
mary nomination election on Satur-
day, November 4; will be open from
Monday morning till Friday noon, for
the benefit of those who have not
yet registered 10-27-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30
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The Weather
Remember Tnis-

That If it's bread you want when
you buy bakers bread, try our bread,
1t gives perfect satisfaction wherever
used. Phone 131. The Sunset Grocery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30

HALF ACRE. have fine half acre
tract suitable for chicken ranch
located on gentle slope; fine soil
for sale for only $3.50. Small pay
ment down, balance So or $40
monthly Close to town. Address,
X. w. p, care of Journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-30
DE AT MEYER s
e constantly at your service. Our

Expert Chimney Sweep
Spencer Hardware Co. Phone 19.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-02
: ern sc

ariminaI Mppeantionsrihter
Dapioion in Muitin bat 6as Sc,
iud) Der Jrau 30. 8. Streiebt aus
Mc@regor in Mc2ennan Gountr
I'M eiiten 6nbeas Corpus DefebI,
ourb ben iie eeern Biireihaft in
Jreibeit geiett meroe, betpilligt Die
giiuoihoft tpuroe auf $50, 900 felt,
Igelett, syrau Streigbt ipur6e iei-
ner8eit sihulois befrroe,l, ibreIl
Gotten getotet 81, baben, ullo 81 le
benslduglidem 3udtbaus berur.
teilt. Sic appeaierte, oos llrteil
uuroe llrngeitoBen un6 Elm neuer
BrubeB iuur0e nngeorbnet.
Muf Der Jar,ii BON Bau!
9onsbD in grn5os Goiintp, untpeii
Wrpan, gelegen, puroe Der Better
Der 5arm bon orei glegerinnen, Die
fir ibn Cotton baften~ uno mil
,oeren Arbeit er nidt 5itfrieoer
mar, angegriffen uno nit ben ihar-
fen gottonbaden arg 5ilgerihtet. Die
raIHt6en @eiber tpiiroen ben
Mann pieaeidt 1imgebraht baben
'menn niht iein fleiner Sdiuager
feiu sebnidbriger Sunee Namens
SSebn Martin. idneG ms Salis &C.
1oltfen tpdrs, etne gelaoene Sbrot'
finite eebolt lylo iie auf Die Rege-
rinnen abgefeuert bate gines De.
@eiber tpuroe Ourh ben Shub TO-
fort eet0tet uno Die anbern BET
oen pnroen pertpunoet. Sansbp bai
bon oen Sdnben Der @iitenoer
idipere 9erIetunsen erlitten.
Sln Sobn Scalp 3ospital ~
COLLECTION ltarb 8,iitan S6miot in
gIlter BON 33 Sabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-02

Terfiignng, our1 tpel1e Die 8unoes-
Berfebrs Gonlnliiiion oas @eies in
Auaft ieete, opponierte Sic 8abn,
inoem lie bebauptete, Der &ongreS
bobe ibr ear niht oie 8ei,,gnis ein-
gerdllnlt, BON oen 8abnen, nie iie ss
tut, 9eri9te iiber 8erleslngen oes
@eiebes ein5uforoern, Die sur gritat-
tling iolber 9eri1te erfor0erlihcn
Soften u,o Wiiben itellten aber eine
geiestpiSrige MISUNDERSTANDING
unter 8erleslnag Ger 9ulloesoerfaie
Jung bar uto Ole Wnbnbearntcn uno
@ngeiteIlfen ipiiroen scnotiat, fdJ
ourh Die gritattung Der geridtc
ielbft 5u betoiten, mas eleihfoas ge-
gen Die 8erfoiiung perltoBe. 3ie
@ertreter Der gunoesregierung be.
itritten alle oieie Bebompt,ngen ltno
oas gunoesfreisseriht fir ben Gi-
itrift Wearplano, Dor mel1em Die
Sabe perbanoelt ipuroe, trat ibnen
1T ieiner gntlbeioliug oarin BET.
@abreno Der glettrifer gbo,
mas CARROT Neparntllren am itaat-
Iiben @iIlaro Srrenbauie III Sc.
nebo, 81. g., oornabnl, ihlid iite
Elm 8erriidtet, ocilen 9fame Gbarles
Gonflin iein ioll, BON binteil all
/ i'm beran llno idlug ibnl init eine;i.
Samnter, ben CT in 9fof perIteffi
batte, ben Sd1oel eiu. gnrroIl's
SOB erfolate iofort. Der Berriitfic
5errte oonn ben Gotten nod einelr
&oblenraunb lpo er ibm init eintr
aoblenort ben anpf nobmals 5er.
idmetterte. Ser iunge Carroll noli-
te iih i'm SUM uerbeirnten.
syr1ulein Grace gfeeo. bil
Brin5ipaIin Der 5raneis Willaro
5dule in gbieago, bat, ipie leiner-
oeit iuitgeteilt puroe, ii6 ben nil
tenoen SAP Ser Yrobibition1ten a,t-
eeaoeell, neil lie 0ffentlib Die
8emerfung nlabte: Gin anitdnoi-
ger Salooll Mirt lit geraoe 10 adj
tilngspert ipie EN- anitdnoigsr
9anfier". Die 9robibitioniiten ba
ben oenn aud dies MogIihe getm,
i'm iie aus ibrer 5teaung 5il ner-
ordrgen uno Die 9Doe Bart $50
mans gbriftian 1elnpernnce Union
bat oireft cine Ginga6e an ben
gbicagoer Shulrat geionot uno ibn
eriuht, Die Came 5u entlalien. Der
51uIrat fat bieies @eiuh IdIant-
meg abgepielen ano SRI. geen
bIeibt in ibrer Stelung, 5ltr Gret-
be aner perniinftigen un0 nnitanoi-
gen Qeitte.
9lus Decatur ii Snoim,a
ipiro senleloet. 9arpep Barter. ein
Jarmer, erb1ngte iein bieri1briges
5odter an einem BaIfen in ieinem
Shuppen uno bdngte iih omtn
iabit auf. Jrnu Narfer fam bin,
gu uno idnitt ibr aino ab, oas
onourd) am 2ebe,l blieb. 9en Got
ten feb iie rllbig bdnseis Bis oel
bon ibr eerufenc Coroner eintrai.
Ga oerielbe erit tlad einer Stuii6e
nnIangte, NOR Tarfer notiirIih
l1neif tot. Gomilienitreitiefeiten
ioIlen ben Wann 3n Der gat Der.
onlaBt babelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-02
nNlanlp1 ais sruit.

Der Sumner tit nun mieber ba.
gttt icinen betken Sagen,
WtDsfitp's, Hrifel9tte gar
Inn anoertt idltntmen 1lagen.
gSas mill man a6er babel tmn,
gSir ntiiiien bier periueifenr
gStr miiifen fdjtuibenb gag fir Taa
Snr lauren 9(rbeit ellen.
9as tit setpiR fein id,5mes 2uus,
gSir f6nnten's beiier 1aben;
glllein ieGr nngeredbt perteilt,
Stub alle @elten= =@aben.
Ser Cine ihipefst i'm 1lebcrffnB,
Der Mnb're fdnpft NIT gfDten
llnn TIT oer Munat iuieber 'rnu, u
@ebt icber 9ollar fl6ten.
Odd Seher nid)t mad, 3etdtnmt itrebt,
Wean mill persniiglii) Ie6en
llnh mas CUR araftiguns seb5rt,
gSil utait bem 0tagen sebem.
9enm htcie Waagemfrase tit,
Die tpid)tisite bon alien:
sin gutter Slid, elm feiner Grant,
Sas ldkt man iid) sefalen,
llnh ntebr fann aud elm 9ieitber nidt,
DIM &tiicu iid) leiiten;
Gr ikt nnh trinft mnb raudbt nmo le6t.
aidt befier ais bic nleiiten.
9as 4lahto", bas lit iein grolt,
3n alien Sabresseiten.
Gs TT oes arrten Nannes ssrennb,
Nenrk tnt's linn bereiten.
~ lamp" lit b'rum pppmfdr,
Bet alien S6idten, &laifen.
Y a M ." bud ,tnh brei,nal bpdj!
Gs pakt fir aile 2aiiem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-02

gllls Wien nieloet lnal1. lin
Die &rafte 0es 4ailers Gral15 SO.
lepb 81 i6onen, iperoen, laut erlai-
|lener 8efnlntmabung, bis Neitte
Slnli alle glnoieit5en nno 8ortrdge
allsfallen. Die briltoliden @cihdfte
miro ser Gr5ber5og 9bronfolger
6fan5 5eroinano belorgeil ipcIher
idoll ieit bielen @oden ben Monar,
den BET ipi6tigen 6linftionen ii.
gnoapeit lpie in @ien pertreten
Bot aaiier SralB Soiepb miro
balo bonn ShloB Gdonbrlnul nod;
Der 8illa bel 2ains iiberlieoeln.
sluh bat 6er aoiier oie slbliht, ans
GdloB @alliee ieinc iiineitc goh-
ter, gr5berSogin Maria @aTeria, 5u
beludeir pel6e nit benz gr5ber5oq
5rana Salpator perrn1blt lit mno
|ibrer 5ebnten geieoerfunft entgegen.
iiebt Ser 9bronioIgcr miro li1
ipiter gleidfaGs nod SidI beaebelr,
Inn oem 8aiier BORT bei amtIiden
@elegenbeiten 5u aiiiltieren. Diff
sien miro oas @efilloen bes Monar.
d)en fir ausge5eidnet erfl1rt.
Sur 6eier oes bier5igidbrieen
Sn6iIaums oes SrieoensidInIies
BON 1871 peranitaIteten 1000 bell+-
ihe Surner an Rotionaloenfmal
auf Dem geieoerpalo cine groBarti-
ae Suloisunesfeier, oie in gano
Deutidlano fretoigen @ioerbaG ge=
funoelr bat Sin Ben greiien Or.
5er0inan0 @ob, Sen perebrten gee-
| ltor Der Sltrneri6aft, muroe BON
oen patvotiiden sssiiraern Sabns
Elm tele9rapbiiher @rnB nod 9ein.
|f5is abgeian6t oa linn iein @eilne-
beits5lltano niht erIaubt, an Der
9enonitration teil8unebmen.
9lus Gap Soptien IN Saiii
miro aenleloet, oaB oie 9feboIution
int alorbliben 9epartentent ser 9fe
pftblif einen eralltbaften &nrafter
all5nnebmen be9inne. 0ic Hebcl.
len batten III nlebreren @efebteil
geIieet, bdtten audi ein BOAR aano-
|nel ino ein Moithiien @eihiit
ero6ert.
9rofeiior 9iihtcr. Elm oert-
ider SSllgelliellr, Der ieit Ginger
3eit in @riedenlano topograpbii1e
Stlloien nlahte, iuurbe nah elmer
IN ssena eineetroffenen 9iohriht in
Der Rabe beg 8erges Slpnp bon
@onoiten gefnlaen eenonlmen 3idl
ter reiite inn gluftrog Der gerli~
ner gcograpbiiden @eiellidoft.s
No6 Ser neuen 3Gblllng ba!
Sdottlanb cine @epolferung ooi'
4,759t445 Ginlpobuern. 0onoh bat
oie gepolferung ieit 1901 nur un,
2S3,3 ,342 TerIonen 5ilgenonmlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-02

iDenn Sbr Or. Sings Nene 2ebens-
Eilen genommen babt. sic regll-
iieren ben Magen 2eber, Ginge-
meioe uno ltarfen uno frdftigel,
oas gan3e Gpftem. Nur 25c bel al.
Len Drnggiiten. =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-02

Sim 3irfus oes 2ebens GILT es
aar manhe. Die fid einbiloen glou
81 iein, obidon fie leoiglid Glopn
iinb,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-12
CITY NEWS.

Mr.. John Nagel, who was one OF
the enthusiastic members of the man.
ufacturers' association to visit Bur
lington yesterday with a view of Sc
curing the 1913 convention for Keo-
kuk, believes that the convention will
surely come to this city The next
meeting goes to Sioux City An eff
fort will be made at the present meet
ing to place the authority in the
hands OF the officers for naming the
dates and the meeting place. In this
event Keokuk is quite certain to get
the 1913 meeting and it is quite GER
tain in any event that the Iowa Manu-
facturers' Association will hold the
1913 session in the water power city.
-Ewers-McCarthy Co, for under
wear
Remember the Moonlight excur-
sion on the Steamer w. w May 20tn
from the Streckfus Steamboat landing.
The Lee county board of super
viGors are in session in Fort Madison
this afternoon for the purpose of
drawing UP contract and advertis-
ing for bids for the reconstruction OF
the old court house which was Quilted
by flames several months ago Be-
fore departing Supervisor Young of
this city said that the specifications
We're ready and that bids would be
asked for Immediately. 1t is thought
that many contractors throughout the
county, including several from Keo.
kuk, will enter bids for the work.
Meet me at the w. w. Moon
light, Saturday, May 20
Summer underwear for lady, gent
or child at Central store.
Ladies underwear, SC. 1oc, 15c,
and UP at the Central Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-12
Generating Machine and Wheeock
Cross Compound Engine for
Electric Plant Here
Next Week.
ALTERNAToR IN PLACE
Generating Machine Received Short
Time Ago Installed and to be
Beited to Big
Engine.

Some time the middle of next week
the giant 1,200 horse power cross com
pound Wheelock condensing engine to
be placed in the Keokuk Electric com
pany's plant will arrive here, Three
cars We're loaded with parts of the
big machine at Toledo, Ohio, last
Tuesday and the other three which il
is thought will be sufficient to carry
the balance, will be shipped immed
lately
The engine will be set up immed.
lately and more than a months time
will be consumed in placing the i'm
mense engine. The original price of
the Wheelock engine when new was
$4,000. A 500 kilowat generating
railway machine to be shipped with
it, and directly connected on the shaft
OF the engine, will be shipped at the
same time. Both machines cost ap,
proxlmately $4,000 when first pur-
chased by the original firm from whom
the local electric company is buying.
The engine has high pressure
cylinder which measures eighteen
inches in diameter and the low pres
sure cylinder on the cross has forty.
eight inch stroke.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-12

her Interpretation of the Verdi-Liszt
Rigoletto. BY her use of the pedals
with which she mixes, blends and
mingles her tints Mrs. Hillberg pro-
duces many extraordinary effects. This
was conspicuous In the Stoccato Cap
rice by Vogrich and also the Swedish
Dance, the most popular number of
her program.
Mrs. Hillberg puts herself into the
mood Of what ever she plays, render.
ing each selection with real eloquence
and with the insight Of poet. Her
command of color and variety of tone
and touch upon the piano in one Of
the most remarkable features of her
playing. Her playing made a pro-
found impression upon the audience
and after the Vogrich number bursts
of applause came from the audience.
Mrs. Hilburg most graciously re-
sponded with charming encore.
Mr.. Risberg sang three selections
from Mac Dermid and a Dudley Buck
number; in a most pleasing manner.
He is singer of great ability, having
a rich bass voice, a clear enunclation
and deep musical understanding of
everything he sings. What appealed
to the audience most was depth of
feeling SO noticeable throughout his
work.
Mrs. Coopers accompaniment was
as usual, ve~y fine, showing the true
artist throughout.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-12
Local Lodge May Go After 1912 Con.
vention, Which Would Bring
1900 Iowa Masons to
This City.
STEP TAKEN LAST NIGHT
Committee Was Appointed to Enter
in Correspondence With Officers
in Cities Where They
Have Met.

Keokuk is soon to take rank as one
of the leading convention cities of
Iowa. A number of fraternal and bust
ness organizations contemplate bring
ing state gatherings here in 1912 and
1913.
The latest fraternal organization to
look forward to bringing convention
here is the Masonic lodge A special
meeting was held last evening for the
purpose of discussing the feasibility
Of it, with the result that committee
composed of Jesse Marsh, C. M. Vog-
Ter and Charles Burt were appointed
to look further into the matter. 1t is
proposed to bring the state meeting
here in 1912. The members of the
committee will enter into correspon-
dence with various officers over the
state in whose city previous conven-
tons have been held, If the Masons
come to Keokuk it will mean that the
city will have to provide quarters for
about 1,400 men, Some of the Ma
sons say the convention cannot be ta-
ken care of under present conditions
and 1t may be that the Keokuk lodge
will go after the 1918 meeting instead
of the one next year.
If it is decided to make an effort to
have Masons come to Keokuk in 1919
the proper steps will be taken at the
next convention which is to be held
In Cedar Rapids In June.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-12
Ssess||,',9l!5'''Y''||''2(lEkEl]yyI
Pauline Bible Glass of the First
Christian Church Gave a Social

Pauline Bible Glass of the First
Christian Church Gave Social
The Pauline Bible Class of the
First Christian church gave a social
last evening in the lecture room of
the church, that was attended by the
members of the class and number
of visitors took occasion to be pres
emit program preceded the social
part of the evening and this feature
was thoroughly appreciated. The
Pauline Bible Glass is making an eff
fort to enlarge its membership and
the entertainment and social given
last evening was a method used to &C
complish that end Rev. Lilley $
the class teacher. The entertainment
was in charge of Mrs. Ed Plug, chair
man, assisted by Mesdames Crane
Woclley, Bietler and Trickett. 1t was
a very pleasing program and disclosed
the performers possessing more than
ordinary talent
The program was as follows:
Selection by Meador Orchestra.
Piano Solo-Mrs. Aldrich.
Violin Seo-Albert jenkins, Mrs.
Jenkins, accompanied.
Reading Mrs. Meador,
Angels Serenade Trio-The Misses
Moseley.
After few remarks by Rev. Lilley
the ladies served ice cream and cake
1t was very successful entertain
ment in all features.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-12
CITY NEWS.

Hosiery for everybody, al
grades at the Central store.
Save your Gold Cross milk labels
Your grocer will get your premium fol
you.
MI and Mrs. Hal Brown, who
nave been making Keokuk their home
Ior some time, have decided to re,
move to Fairfield.
Mems summer underwear o5 AZ
% and SOC per garment at Central
Y. l.. Bartlett has been appointed
administrator of the estate OF Emmer
re'a = Dickinson, deceased.
Two of the present chauffeurs
LOT the water power company are
1 quincy boys Harry Ray and Burt
Vessels.
-Giothes cleaned and pressed soc
per SUIT. Hats cleaned. soc. Power
oity shoe Shining parlos 7221s Main.
John " LAZY, the VAL known
street car conductor, is reported seri.
ousiy ~ at his home lily Main st.
Inc petit Jurors for the Nav
term of the district court have baen
summoned to appear May 81. The
nrsi summons was May 30. which is
decoration day. A later order from
sudge Hamilton set the date one dav
iaseE 10 escape the legal holiday.
New lawns, 5. 10, 1879, 15c ana
- arrest line in the city Central.
special sale on all trimmed hats
rfoiay and Saturday of this week.
8, & G Millinery Co
-Children's summer ,,nderwoo,
sos's OF pants, &c to csc. Central.
AN Illinois paper says: The pres
EN- local option law, as relates to the
oingeists' covers multitude Of
sins. Down In the south part of tba
state druggist was recently bauled
before magistrate for selling a partv
z canon OF whisky It was shown by
ne prosecution that the liquor was
unA ~ a number Of persons at a
uarn raising held by the purchaser
ne Jury promptly cleared the drug.
si = on the ground that the law per
mus the sale of liquor for mechanical
purposes. !"
,ua,, NEW parasols and colored UNI
= e''as at the Central Store.
u, moonlight excursion on Steamer
] ~ W. Saturday May goth. Leaves
s a. p m. Fare 25c for ladies and
soVc Tor gentlemen.
.na.! ne Delta Sun. published at Alex
andria, Mo-, has entered unon It's
/, INN year Coming from town no
= ,nan Alexandria it is a decid-
- credit to the place and is nicely
printed and well edited.
hverything a man needs in de-
7. up to the minute wearables
at Ewers-Mccarthy Co.