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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10
Mrisonas 9onItitntion.

Sra Yboenir, sfri5., melbes unoer
9. oS., at 9eretninqerne fra sSolfe.
afitemningen angooenoe aonItitll-
tionen tpoer pao, at Der pil bIiue
lanat iterre islertnI for aonititutio-
mems @ebtaeelIe, ems man bnpoe pen-
tet. Observation-Disclosures bop0e
Ipaoet, at 60 Brocent piloe bIioe
oct beieIte, man fiinoe noa; men Sc
inolpbne geretninaer tpoer paa, at
3 moo ! itemmer for aonItitntionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10

AbhA1HM LiNCOIN.
Zen 12. 5ebr. 1909 par ban feot
iaa Oct er bats 5eoielsooa Oen u.
oennes.
glbrobam 9incoln er uomtoiitelia
Ell al llniteo States Stormpn0.
San bar ret ell tDpiif Qlmerifoner
= tor mere emo cen Senieen-
De (6 900 og nelten 4 Sommer
bsD, ter [ iom faa, ct u a 0 /
meo enorme QiuIig6eOer, prgerrig
(ambitious), energiif, u06oIoen0e,
reoeIig. uegennpttig, lioenisabeIig
men beberifet, ell nielinaoe" Mnno
5 i'm gerlon iorene0e ban lit
5olfs beOite 9genifaber
0et er ilet life Dor &eniiet Der
of leuere en- 9ioeraii al 9lbrabam
2incoln. Men 9lnle0ning al bans
Ssoielsoag pil ri minoe ON Nan.
ben og bans 9etpOniiia ior lit
Soft.
Den befen0te engelfe Wenneife-
ben og 5orfatter Sobn sIslDortb il
ger / Ell al line Smaafortpllinger,
at naor @uo oil boue ct tort gerf
uofsrt, iaa faarer ban line 8eoifa-
Der oertil.
Get tcmnler man nplten uniltaar-
Zig til at tenfe paa peo at iammen-
ligne 2incoln oe Den Sio, ban frem.
ito6 /.
Oct bar meget rinee 2eiligbeo,
ben lille 9lbrabam boooe til Sfole-
gang - bele bans Sfolegang iom
Barn flnbe runmes ct 9lar.
Nen bans 6orelOres Rpbpgger-
Iio ire Stater (aentucfp. Snoiana
oq Sninois) 9ap bnm anleoning til
at ie iiJ ON og prsoe aoifelligt
Sans Mooer oebe, oa ban bar
lit 10. glar; men ban tit en- iaa
uomprfet Steomooer, at bun blep
bnm iom en- Sfptsen9el.
Zen unge 9l6robam 2incoln oar
en- 9rsmmer, og ban orsmte nGiten
Iige iaa tort iom Soief, men maa-
ife mere peb bsilps Dug.
San oremte ON at blioe Sanoets
preiioent. Og bar bet life Eean
| ben Hetning, at naar ban baooe
ct WiellenDprenoe meo line 8am-
merater, gif ban n9iten altio no al
aampen iom Seirberre2
Wen ban bar life Ell srfeslss
0renlmer. San arbeioeoe. gn al
bans fsriie arbejosberrer Denton
Offutt) ipaaeoe oct ianme, ioni
Dnglingen orsnte.
Men aunoifaberne = Dem mang-
Ieoe ban io Dog = ban funoe | p-
ie, og ban benptteoe enboer Seilig'
beo oertil
Og ban fit mart ben Soc, at
oarnolfab er Uiagt, og Dtagt er
8inoing".
Baa egen Saano Ituoereoe ban
2epfpnbigbeo, % es bpgtig Sagfe'
rer blep ban.
Jtoar ban paatoe iig at fsre en-
Gag for sietten iaa areb ban itrafs
be itprfe Yunfter ben og benz
irembolot ban meo alarbeo og
Strait
Sim % Mar gammel bleo ban
paIgt iro Statens 2egislatnr, oa
iiben eif oct fremao Slog ! Slaq
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10

8oriatter al flere 5orilag til 6or-
minoifeIie of Spoens 9fepreienta-
tion, itemte imoo 9ennetts 9@n-
oringsforilog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10
Dlanoe0e Meooelel(f

5 O2anoags loo Senator Bur
ton ira Obio i'm Not bere Som-
flang meo Senator 9ioots ino0 Go
rimer Burton 9if enOog paa en-
Maa0e lpngere END 9loot, ioet ban
5eo0eoe, at 2crimer maotte 6oloeS
onioorlig for De Wtislig6e0er. Der
6oOoe funoet steo / 5orbinoelie
meO bans 9alg. Senntor Gullom
fra SqinoiS omtalte Burton 0erino0
om Ell iano SpoerSman0.
5 Ons0ogs foo 9rpiioent Gait
Senatet foritaa, at Der moa blioe
itemt an9ooeaoe @eniioig6e0s-Ouer-
enSfonlten meo Canada 0enne Ses-
lion, og bpis 0ette life fer, agter
ban at iamnlenfalOe aonqre5ien til
@fstraIe8iion, itrafs efter at ben
er aiourneret Ben l. WnrtS. 9enne
efterretning 6ragte Senatorerne
Crane ira WaSio6uiettS og Garter
ira Montona efter ct 9eSg / oct
6pioe &us.
0inOOeret imellem Soiti o9 Son
3omingo ipnes at ifnlle blipe enot
ue0 MUgling. 6orIt onmooe0e Sal
tis grniioent De 6orene0e Stoter8
/ 9ie?ering ON al m91le imellem De
10 SnaaItater, og MI bar baooe
port 2un0s 'RegerinJ erflpret Jig
Oillig til at mpgle, og San Do
mingo bar ligele0es erflpret Jig pil-
Iig til at goa ino pao iaaoan Wteg-
lin1. @n @renieItrio pil rimeliopiS
bIiue ouergioet til gologiit
Ter er innen gnoe poa Oe-
itan6 og gor9erfrig blanot bore uro-
lige giaboer moo Spo. Spiiten melem
Soiti og San 9omingo ipneS for
Iao bot bilagt, men iaa er ser no
bruot 9orgerfrig islpe Saiti. S
Sen0agS Diorges bier Ell Sprarss
leoer, General @uillarmo fonaef
al He1eringens trooper og ifuot
Men UNDER oen I. oS. mel0es, at en-
anoen Hebellecer bar iSgt 9eifpt-
telie / set tpife aoniulat Cape
Saiten. - 90 | 0ierico, bpor Sp-
Itan0en MI bar bpret unoerfllet lie
re @anae, ipnes Silitanoen at uere
! omtrent lige ioa fortpiplet iom no
gen Sinoe.
) SnSoags itenites Ser / 9ieprp.
ientantbuiet / 2incoln, giebr., ON
at flptte aopitoliet Der falot 81
Stenmer ior Slntning o9 43 imoo
Der por ingen on6en 9eItenmelle
5oriloget ON, 6por6en oct ifol
flpttes, emo Geit for 81 Meri0ian"
) 2incoln letter man enonu Saa6
til Senatet, at 6orilaget ifal fal0e
Ser, og ii0ite Snitnns til 8uoer-
nor 9Iorid. at ban ifal peto 9ooen,
oeriom Sen goar ioennem ! Se-
natet.
2ofomotip-GfSploiion. Sra Smith
bile, Ger, meloeS om en- 9ofomo.
tio- Gfsploiion Der Onsoags, bppr-
pes 10 Nienneifer brpbtes paa Ste.
oct. oq 10 on6re fom til Sfaoe 60
fomotiuet banoe neret lmoer 9iepa-
ration, og oct bar lige taget no oa
@fsploiionen ifete. Oct bar aeolen,
Ger efsplooereoe, og 6eIe 2ofomoti.
bet ip(intreoes. 80 andre 2ofono-
tiber Nprbcben blep ilemt beifa-
oiget, ligeian Hunobuiet gariagen
til Gfsploiionen fenbes life.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10
9nrne1t rnnnt.

S6ile5 9tegering Dil baDe bDgget
to Slogifi6e a 10000 Cons og
arneret me0 f3 5ommer8 &anoner.
Gn S3aari9 engeIif 2(Oels0ome
oelto9 iorleoen til Seit en- @ar-
iorceja9t og iulote Sunoene un0er
belle Sogten.
8eo 3oroifRloet / 9u6ara. Gur-
feitan, 9liien, er Der / alt omfom-
men 376 in9io0te o9 II 9fu5iere
De ns3lioenoe 5omilierS 9lntal er
ca. 10000.
@ortugala 9ie9erin9 oil me0 oet
ferIte laoe De fongelige 8ogne iaI-
&c peo 9(uftion 0}uieerne ifal in0-
6D0es til at 9iOe guO.
Gn poloi9 Storm 0rep forIe0en
&an0et oct Iaspiife @ao inO 9pen
9atunL iaa 6angerne i 6GagSlet
maattc bringes Sifferbeo.
9iplioions. gsoupi6 ct Qseter54
borg, 20. Sanuar. 6lere SteOer /
@uoernmentet Gberion er Ger OPP
itanet MaSietilipl0e al 9feligions-
oanoio. 10 Bomber er inolagt pna
Ell SinoSipgeanitalt.
,5rt Gurte. FnriS, %. Sanuor
Gioenifobernes glfnoemi bar / Dag
/ Steoet ior ben aiosoe 8erne5 2.
8aIgomgang me0 30 Stemmer palgt
grauIp til Meolem. 6ru Gurie fit
% ct.
&c Ggpptiife 9tationaliiter. &airo,
%. Sanuar. ,Ssreren for De 99pp-
tiife GationaliIter, Wiobameo Serb,
er bleoen iOpmt 6 Wnaneoers 6png-
iel for at bape offentliggjort en- 5or-
taIe til ct oprsrIf 0i9t.
20 glraberltanner mDroet. Son-
DON, 3. Sebr. - sSfolge ct Sele-
gram til &onItantinopel er TO 9lra-
berItammer, iom bar nenligiinoet
MOO Sprferne, neoilagtet al 9emen-
9tebeIler. 9lQe De pofsne blen nnr-
oct, og 9srnene fif genene bug9et
af
Huslnn6 og 9llfobol. Gen rusiilfe
Guma bar oe0toget ct 6orllag al
ben 0eputereoe Sihelpdof onL at
Der iSolfeifolerne ifal aiueS lln-
oerpiSning ON 9(lfobolens Sfaoe-
ligbeo.
ae0nonglen 2Iterrig. @ien, %.
Sonuor. Som 6plge al apoman9len
bar San0els- og SnGuItrifammeret
bos 2anobrligsminilteriet u0pirfet
EiIloOelie til, at ser moa inOf6res
10000 ailogrom 9iens0prf6o ira
gtorge.
Stil(ingen SononroS Euerto
Gorte5, Sonouros, 7. 6eb. = Ger
iom Observation-Disclosures ilaar
Sell, pil ct aigprenoe Slua anta-
gelig iinOe Steo oenne ll1e Fimi-
ento 8eneroi See Gbriltmas er
fremoeles ber og ofpenter llofoloet
al SorDan0lingerne.
8iounoerlig Heoning 9ionen 23.
Sanuar. 80 Soroarbeioere, Der ior
1t1a 1sgn iIoen beeraoeoes / en-
Mergel1rau oeh ct Soroifreo, blep
| / Morgcs befrieoe. Oct par lpffeoes
/ belle oct forIebne 5iosrum at til
ipre Dem 2epneosmioler, iaa De bar
/ Stano til at bolOe no iaa lGnge.
Song George aobner Yarlamen-
tet. 9onoon 6. Sebrnor. - Garla-
mentets formelle slo6nine fanot
Steo 0og. aongen og 8ronnin-
Qen ferte meo ct glimrenoe Selge
| fro Wi,cfinohnm Clint ti( 91pYtnif1s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10
20 Marg.

/ 2orOerneS Sus. 8ronningen 6ao.
De 9la6s 0eo aongens SIDE itnoer
Geremonien.
Spenif 8ranferlop. 5toefboln,
"a. Sannar. 5attigoeiensfommi5-
iionen bar Gag afgioet 5oritag til
2oo ON 9e5onOling al QGlfo6oliiter.
@fter 6oriloget ifal 8erioner, iom
er forfdlone til 3ruffenifab, fllnne
ogion moo 6ereS gillie in0leggeS
paa 0ranfer6iem 9fae Siem for
9ufo6oliIter ifaG itaa unoer Opipn
al en- Of &ongen uonaOnt Mrn0ig-
6e0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10

for 6am paa Sen politiife 2g6c.
bane.
Den ben ifal ri life feloe 6am
paa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10

al ell al aongen uonaDnt OIn0ig-
be0.
9on1pen / 9rabien. 9eretnin-
ger, ser er inolp6ne til officielle
areoie aonItantinopel, gaar no
pna, at S6elt Saba, Der er Sprer
for Spreret i 9emen, og iom raa-
Der ooer 10000 MonO, for6ereoer
Jig poa at itorne Sooei0n Zen tDr-
fife 9fegerino Ioaer at ifaffe 6rans-
portOampere for burtigit muligt at
ftnne transporter oe in0falote 9fe-
ieroeIolooter til 2emen.
lllpffer. 9iia, 30. 5anuar. "a
6lpperen Go6ianc6 / Gftermiooag
neo General 9ehouran0 iom Bas-
lager foretoe Ell 6lponin9 Der Itpr-
teoe Moifinen pluOielig neo fra ca.
100 Meter. @enerolen ilap meo
nogle lette appitelier, men 6lppe-
rem fit nenItre 9en brpffet.
= Berlin, "a. Sanl,ar. I'll 8la-
oene telegraferes fra 2on6on ON
Sernboneulpffen peo gontDprioo:
Sanln1eniteoet par ioa ooloiomt, at
9raget funoe bsres nlilepiot. De
iaareoes Somren bar frDgtelig at
6ere. Get iprlle Sig, ser blep truffet
frem al 9fliinerne, bar oct frpgte-
Iig leml9Iteoe Gig al en- fife Bige;
6enoes 5noer, Ser ligele0es bar meo
Soget, bleo panbitig pe0 Spnet. 1
: .2onoon %. Sanuar. 5 Mor-
ges itsote ct BerIontog / gt9rbeoen
al @ontDprioo iammen meo ct aul.
tog. De forrelte Gogne / Gerlonto-
get blep frloltpnoi9 fnult og og-
iaa De efterfsloenOe Soene eoelag-
oeS 6orelsbig er II 2ig fremorag-
me-
(Senere.) 9Ionot oe onfomne er
Wieolemner al 9eltprelien for
@rubeorbeiOerneS 6orbuno SUB.
males; oe par paa Sci til 2on-
oon for at oeItage en- @rltbear-
6ei0erfonference Der
Set orme @eriien. 9(merifanif
9(8iiitance. gfter Opfororine fra Den
periiife @eianOt / @aS6ineton, Ser
enifeoe, at amerifanife 6inansmpnO
ifuloe or9oniiere 8eriiens Solbip-
ITEM bar llnonrigsminiiter anor
meooelt @eianoten gtaOnene paa 5
oertil e1neoe tSnansmGno.
9et tilii9tes at ooerlaoe 9ln1eri-
fanerne 0ispoiitionen oOer alleSolo-
inotGgterne meo lln0tagelie al De
foSpiife SopueS for ct Siosrlm al
3 Mar og at omoanne Statens IN
bre Sn0tpgtsfiloer eiter omerifonif
Meniter.
0ianle 6iifere orrfnet. Siborg,
Sinlon0, 9. 5Sebr. - @n Sssflane,
6porpoo $50 iinlfe 6ilfere banoe
leiret Jig, og iom, efter at pere ore-
bet til Sops 8reoogs, fom paa
@rlino peo Zen Sejtifar, blen oeI-
bis soelagt / en- Storm Sirsbag
g[ften. st Snnoreoe al sSilfetne
naoeoe 2anO, men mango pioes at
ppre orufnet. Wanoag afilog 81.
iferne Sielp, iom bleo til6uot Dem
al Sartejer, iom bar ienbt Dem til
ltnointning De erflpreoe, at Der
life bar nogea 5are, og nrgteoe at
forlaoe Ssflagen. De boboe life req
net meo Stormen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10

lllpffpr. 8iia. %. 5nnuar. 9a
5Gpoeren Go6iancb Gftermiooag
neo General 9edonran0 iom 9as-
lager foreto9 Ell 5lponin9 6er itpr-
te6e Moifinen pluOielig neo fra ca.
100 Oteter. @eneralen Hop meo
nogIe lette aopitelier, men 5lpoe-
rem fit nenItre 9en 6reffet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10

Song George aobner Barlamen-
tet. 9onoon 6. Sebrnor. = Earla-
ntentets formelle slobning fanot
Steo / 0og. aoneen og 8ronnin-
gen fsrte meO ct 9limrenoe Selge
fra buckingham Slot til 8eitmin.
tier, bpor aoneen oplpIte Srontalen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10

&c Ggpptiife 9tationaliiter. &airo,
%. Sanuar. 6preren ior De 99pp-
tiife Nationaliiter, Mobameo Serb,
er blepen iopmt 6 Manneoers 6png-
iel for at baoe offentliggjort en- 5or-
taIe til ct oprsrif 0i9t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10

6r1 9urte EariS, %. Sonuar
Gioenifobernes glfaoemi bar Dag
/ SteOet for ben aioeoe @erne8 2.
8aIgomgang meo 80 Stemmer palet
grauIp til Meblem. Sru Gurie fif
% ct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10

30 9lroberltammer mpr0et. 2on-
oon 3. 5ebr. - sSfslge ct 3ele.
gram til aonItantinopel er TO 9lra-
berItammer, iom bar nenliginoet
MOO Sprferne, neoilagtet al 9emen-
9iebeIler. 9lQe oe oofsne blep mnr-
oct, og ggrnene fif 9enene bug9et
al.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
NINEABSENTEES
Held For Damages In Mrs. La
than'S Suit.

An order has been made at Owens
tOro, in the Federal Court. dismiss
ing the suit against Sc of the 108 de-
PENDANTS in the suit of Mrs. Elsie G.
Latham. who have compromised by
paying $1,000.
The order also recites that James
Chambers, Will FrOham. Alonzo
Gray, Buddie Glass, Mack Murphy,
Green Parker, Dick Pool, Tom Red
lex, and Harvey Satterfeld, having
been duly summoned and failing to
answer, the allegations Of the petit
ton are to be taken as true and con-
fessed, and the amount of damages
(which plaintiff is entitled to recover
against them will be determined by
a jury at the next term.
1t is also stipulated in the order
that the plaintiff is given GO days to
file an amended petition making ad'
.ditioDal parties defendant and also
setting out additional allegations.
The name Of DIR. d. A. Amoss,
who is the first defendant mentioned
an the suit, is not among those with
whom the case is compromised.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
Sneak Thieves Active.

A thief entered the hall at Mr.. E.
M. Flack's Tuesday evening while
the family was at supper and stole
two hats and two overcosts from
the rack. Mr.. A II Eckles Let en-
overcoat, Mr.. Rawles a hat and
overcoat, ard DR.. Barker nat. All
of the victims take their meals at
Mr.. Flack's. About the same hour
some one entered the hall at Mr..
John w. Twyman's. on North Main
street, and sole a coat from the
rack George Dabney, col. also re-
ports loss Ut the same kind.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
DRISCOLL MCGOWAN
Retains To Hopkinsyille as
Cashier Of I.C.

Driscoll MCGOWAN, son Of Mr.. j.
ID. MCGOWAN. has been appointed
c,shier Of the | c. and 7. c. Rail
roads in this city, succeeding young
Hagan. who recently did. Mr.
MCGOWAN has for several years been
with the L. 4 N. latterly at Cipcin.
natl, from which place he returns.
He is a highly competent young
man and his return to Hopkinsville
will be very gratif, ing to his many
friends.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercur,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering Il through
the mucous surfaces. such articles should
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they will do is ten fold TO the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +. J.
Cheney e. Co, Toledo. o., contains no
mercury. and Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc. IL Is taken internally and made In
Toledo. Ohio. by +. J. Cheney q Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
DISTRICT DEPUTY
Arrives on Annual Inspection
Of EIks Lodge.

District Deputy Walter Albritten,
of Mayfeld visited Hopkinsville
Lodge No. 545 B. P. o. Z. Tuesday
night, on his annual inspection. He
came 6nheralded and found that no
meeting was to be held that night.
He met some Of the members infor-
mally in the club rooms and his Off
cial visit will be made later. Mr..
AIbritten is a prominent young bust
ness man Of Mayfisld. He came
here from jacksonville and will in
spect other Western Kentucky lodges
before returning home.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
Free Watch With Boys Clothes

We give one of our guaranteed
Watches with every Boys suit of
$500 and over.
Suits and Overcoats correct in
style. Nothing cheap, about them
except the.price. Suits $3.50. $3.50,
$500, Sc so, $1,000. Owrcoats good to
wear sort, at $500 & $500 & $3.50.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
Little Girl Released.

Har frd. Ky. DC IS Nellie
Dowell, the IL yeai- ID sir who was
arres ed on The chrrgs of having
murdered her IL Nerr old plsN mate,
Gertrude Kirby. was al missed on
her examining trial brfpre County
Judge Wedding.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14

The Georgia Democratic State
Committee has decided TO hold a
presidential primary election some
time prior to June II.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
DOnaldSOn-May.

Mrs. Ellen May. Of Central City,
announces the approaching marriage
Of her daughter. Mary Angela. to
Mr.. Jrhn Murrel Donaldson. former
" Of this city and INV of Louisvi IL
The wedding wi | occur Jan. II.
next, at Central City.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
Tobacco Stripping.

Ser d our Tobacco t. NJ. H. Tandy
& Co.'S Warehouse on Campbell and
l4th streets and we will strip II, at
reasonable rates Phone 2oS or 1858.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14

Blue Ribbon Flour will
solve the problem
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14

Blue Ribbon Flour is what
you need for Christmas bak-
ing.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
Reward Offered.

Ga request of the county judge OF
Crittenden county, Gov. Wilson Of.
fered reward Of $500 for the ar
rest and conviction Of each Of the
persons who burned a barn belong
ing 70 A. b. Jarvis, in that county.
The fire occurred last week and it is
said that a band Of men visited he
place and burned the barn.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-05

aaIg after Che 1sb Infantry Band aala e celebration a Che field
 The uea events Of a bicycle uer ayd dash rope
 mb.nr relay race obstacle
 r. and l01rH dash. took araa tar dinner. on Fran, street. The bicycle race was HaH tF Cam Smith of WhHaHdrza The FH#rHa-a m.Ht.r Wood won aIT -a .aa yr dash. asrre tf- rastfar behind
 m anr rope climbing ara..
 tow only oH men reaching .ne Tn. oaehaIF mile relay race aa7 aaa by Che Douglas team Mont Snow took He 8azae- and n field sports were finished by a. rdraF rI dash which had an .N.GHs ah. tHa men Woods Me- fa and KaaI. crossing #e tape Che order named Another hand
 raa-. followed after which .H- Hard bowling contest at .r.
 Hr took p'a. The
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-05
SkAGNAf WINS
 4 BALL GAME

Yesterday afternoon the teams rep resenung Douglas and Skagway. crossed bats at the local grounds. W h the result that 1t was fla. nous victoree" for Sbagway-lI-H Th teams were playing very evenly the score being two-all until the nfth inning when with Skasway at the bat. something happened, nobody Luows what it was. and the players rushed madly about. closely resem- bed a kaleidoscope in violent mo- ten. After things oalmed down. and jt was learned that three Skagway players had scored, the Douglas p' cher steadied down and only aI- lowed three more runs in that in- nrns, to the evident glee of he umpire, Manager Muljgau of the D,uglas team.
 The rest of the game was tame. m E four runs being made in the next inning
 Carpenter pitched for the visitors and Louis RapuzH was Che slab alGs, for the home team The final score was Il-8 in favor of Skagway.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-05
GIVING 0.IT
THE STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES MANY A CITIZEN or ALASKA.

Around all Jay with aa aching beck;
 Can't rest at night
 Enough to make any one give ou-"
 loans Kidney Pills will give re CeWed life,
 They will cure the balkacbe;
 Cure eyery. kidney lL
 Here Is convincing proof that this is so:
 Mrs, Il. N. Thomas, I4o2 S8th St, Oakland, Cal, says.
 The merit Of DoGD's Kidney Pills has been thoroughly proven Co me sud consequently I have no hesiJa- goa in Recommending them, About two years ago I suffered from pains in my back and believe the trouble uas caused by excessive running of lle sewing machine. As Deans Kid hey Pills have been used by mem Der of our family with the best Of lgeulJs, I was advised JO try them Iych U0 my gTauficsl0n they proved l0 be just what I required, driving away my aches and pains and mproy ing my health. have kept a supply .U the house since then. knowing taa' they ca1 be relied upon to give relief from kidney disorders.
 For sale by all dealers, Price 90 cents, Fost5r-Aubur0 Co, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Unit ed States.
 Remember the name-Doan's-and la6e no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-05

nIis covered themselves
 a glory by being Che only rsgre nOst.es er skssra7 % bring home He money Wu Gulg ln A. HaadwH G Miller and wr W Esarit beating 'he
 th1rH team o @ The =asray mems t4am Iaz- t5 white horse. Ha usI5ped Fort Seward
 Tho grand bah IH Che evening rs attended by aa aaa-nas crowd merry mtI fz o'clock
 r @ singing God save The E Che r0e8 quietly lan for q various hotels r Che eitF
 number af Che arrHra1nisis rr trr home on ths evening train hrt che majority waited For fbo o'clock train yesterday morning and z-. homo af rso yesterday a' aruu1H
 The Douglas end Juneau ava1rs.ou ts arrived on hr Jefferson. and ra- trfaer homo on One state ay CaH f9-r early ta morning
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-05
STATE BRINGS BIG CARGO
 OF SHOT GUN AMMUNITION.

The most interesting portion of tue cargo of the State of California was a large consignment of trap shells" to the Sbasway Gun Club
 Before accepting the shipment however. the members have conol1d- ed to test be shells 10 see whether or not they shoot suaisht' SO there NH be a Testing Shoot al, the .auge tonight a. 2 o'clock All mem. Lgrs are requested lo he on hand wi n their guns.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-05
THESE WILL
 WIN PRIZES

The AT Tanner prizes for H.-. average in standing for Ohe pam. oI he 1sJ gna ard aH and a.h zraaa- V this year be in le shape ai app rroprIato books. and win be awarded 70 che following pupils
 1s Era5e-Es.har Er.afeH.haI and Vincent NuIvihHl
 gud Erade-Eassi Conway and Freddy Blanchard
 ard erado-EHu Rogers and t bert Parker
 8h erade-Geruu5e L.dd.aaal and Emerson Rogers.
 5b erade-Guee TabIer and Ed. ward Matthews
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-05
"kIRnSE'G" IS
 THE ANSWER

While Che tourist leaves his ship upon arrival a, sbaguay with tine feeling mat he has reached che city of most interest on ae Alaska trip. md he is anxious Co see Che many rlaees of romance and history in and arout the town which was the aa. rlaug point of Che hardy pioneers who iu 'g7 poured over Che sunni of the White Pass into the mighty lukon country his ars query is aWhore are the big curIo stores ] have heard so much agout2
 It seems that he has made Che eu- Cir trip solely for Che purpose Of .t,us able Go visit the stones aud Buy some of Che rare curos and rel les that have been secured by the oJalers.
 skaEway has a right Ja be proud of her stores. and particularly of H. D. Krmses beautiful iewelry store.
 Here. one knows Che question of seuuinauess need not arise. for a0 articles handled In this store ara known to be genuine. and the array Of curious Idaa tewelry. wa'rus and mastodon ivory carvings. baaat. ts1 and rare baskeuy mocassius, to- tenn poles. etc. are an made by the Natives of Alaska. and vouebgd for by Mir Kirmsa himself
 Jewelrv or all kinds. watches clocks. glassware. Ch.nawue, dia- mcrds. and such articles as are ca. ried by only the very best jeWal cts of the larger cities of the States win be found here in beautlui dis pay.
 Yes. smeway should be proud of Kirmse's store
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