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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10
KINGSTON, JANUARY !, 1850.

~" Tie limits QfOW. babc, are lea rar
'r05V his 1v1sh fer liz great 0akLfLy Ct rfr-
seign ncys ycsti1rd IyMe last mafh-H.
'5haH hcaratr, lay 6G10ye ar reuters sian
'5W eOn:brnleasi5e Summary.
Frsnth o6l1aIaecoaats mndtY HE Bt72;-
,6earh of Ocfo5r2- g. state Mot on lie 4h
'fhe fnsi,0-Rnssians 5yeyc dcfeafed 7oIth IL.
'AosS of sc5eyaI M0nsaNd kiA't6, qO0mdsd
'anA fahfn.
Or Me 5M he Ausbo Rn,ians 7Oty.
dlffatrd al GLafi4Gy 70fth tie loss Of 1901
prisoners. 6esidts q great number Of hf22sd.
N this bzacc there acre 400 RNssfa1'
,wOun1eG ant 600 at Nulten.
TIE Fyench .H,nty Of khe RAine abort
''tHr ST. Of October. d<ffatedMe AnStrsiE"'
''UiH the loss Of 5000 k;llsd ard w0nndhf
+ THPy1 -h9s. 1902
Two Spanish fyigatt5 bO1nR fyo-' IL
iHaVQnna, ha1gnq or 60ard ab7yardS Of
,thrte millions ard haTGf dollars. besides
7oere hakcv on tie 10TH az
,Ocf0bcr. ~ J0Mr British FttSafeS, ana
'saffLy cayried tntO Plymouth
TIE British f,zgaht Latine. IF g gins,
aus lest on Me 9TH of OctOber, on He tanks
Gf tic 0Hte}- Fly ISIrnF PsJage; SIZE had
00 6oay3 neayly haT q miA2IW. oo.oool
,0a5 insured, and zvas 60Hnd (0r tie 7tt<II
she aas 10 ha1c byoceeded fg Ham5wgkI
10 cGtGy he commercial failures III Ma1
ciIy'4Zhl cyc7V bsyiShed except fsvo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10

XITIli tnat solemn dTge thai FTEes my car!
w What those mounul sOu.ds-wby hines the 'eaH
Why ;oll the bells ne awful kncl OF iaef
Ahl--vhy those ig:ls that 90 my fancy saei
Whceer turn the general gloom appears
Those mourning badges fill my soul with f.afS;
IIark!-Yonder ruelul nose-tis done!-ts dcnel-
The Glent tomb lnyades WASIiNGTON!--
MuG virtues exalted, yield their brcath1
Muf bright perfection find relief in death
NluH mortal greatness Pa glorious name -
What then is riches, honour and true amef
The ausun chief, the father and the friend,
The generous patriot--Le the muse commend
Columblas glory and Mount Vrrncns pride
There lies enhind with his sidel
There let the Ggh responder: from the breaf
Jcave in rich nunbeGs!-et The glowing zeh
OF tears reiuis cent i,vol4 saiA .aer love-
And the sable mourning 4ilnl9n p8-~s
Weep-kindred moraS-weep mo ma1AUM1ffnd.
jut, pure firm in mind;
Rejoicing Angels, hail the heavenly sage!
CeeGial Spirits greet the wonder of the AGE!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10

3the act, enutled An act Tor the .eilGi of
ecreditors a5ainf Heirs, Deyisees, Exec1.
I,'tors, Adm riltrators, and for proving wi,,a'
prospecting r2al Eltates.-Thc said peti.'
stioner hath delivered 10 inc said Surrogate,
.the account a said petition mentioned,
,.hereupon it $ ordered by the said Surro.,
lga,e' that all persons ;nterefed in the
sEftate ofthe llid Alexander Crawford, Go
appear before The said Surro 6ate, at the
,Surrogate's Caice, in KingA1n, in the
county Of Utter, on the seventeenth day
sof February next, to shew cause If any
they have, why so much Of the. real e0ate,
.whereofthe sid Alexander Crawford, died
ISeized, shoh',. not be sold as will be suili-
,cient to pay his debts.
JOSEPH GASHERIE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10
GENERAL
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Departed this life, on the I4th December
1900, at. 68.
GENERAL


1899, at 68.
Between three and four o'clock, the
sound ofartillery from velfel in the river,
firing minute guns, awokc afrefn our SOL
emn sorrow-the corpse was removed ID
band ofmuhc with mournful melodymelt-
ed the soul into all the tenderness ofwoe
The procession was formed & moved on
in the following order:
Cavalry,
Infantry, With arms reversed
Guard,
Muhc,
Clergy,
The Generals horse with his saddle
Io1Io,r orI r,,ROlc
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holheIs and piitols.
Mourners,
Masonic Brethren,
Citizens.

Citizens.
When the procession had arrived al th(
bottom of the elevated lawn, on the bank
Of the Potomac, where the family vault j:
placed, the cavalry halted. the Infantry
marched towards the Mount and formed
theil lines--the Clergy, the Masonic Bro
theirs, and the Citizens, descended to the
Vault and the funeral service Of tht
Church was performed. The firing wa:
repeated from the vefel in the river, anC
The sounds echoed from the woods and hill,
around.
Three general discharges by the iniantr!
the cavalry, and II pieces of artillery
which lined the banks Of the Potomac
back of the Vault, paid the laft tribute ,C
the entombed Commander in Chief Of the
Armies Of The United States and 10 III,
departed Hero.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10

al a Court aeld at the Surogate'S Office
lin the county Of Utter, the tweniy-hrst
.day of December, in the year Of our Lord
lone thousand seven hundred and ninety
mime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10
IN MOIIRN MING FOR WASHINGTON
Washington Died. Ago This Month"; Here is NeS
of Funeral
q 80 ~

The sun was now setting. Alas! tue %
9o7 GLORY was set forever. No-the nam
4of WASHINGTON-,hc American Pres
3ident and Gencral-will triumph ogc
gDEATHl The uncloudcd brightness OH
fGlory will illuminate the future ages!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10
? q ) L o + + &c Z.

"a Lit OF L.i;ers remaining IN this Office
January If, 1900.
1GEORGE DZeng, Peter Overbagh,
~ John A4owatt. Cornelius Tappen.
sJohn Happen, George EDDY, Cornelius
rhorp, Kingiton. John c. DEWITT, Rich.
llrd Jackson, , John Crspell, John O'Neil.
Harley. Moses Canine, junior, Do6or,
Jaco |. Delamate., Samuel Frame, Alex
4 nde. Orr, LeYi Dewitt, Charles Dewitt.
John CuShingham, Maria Hasbrouck,
tChaT,e5C c. Brodhead, Marbletown. iona.
j,han lcrwillegar, Plauekill. Ralph iI4s.
abrou:I, SprinStown.' George Wriz, Abel
dlack5c'I, John |. Leicyer, New Paltz.
jEdva.d Hallock and Edward Hlllock,
ijun., Marlborough. Alexander McKie,
Shfwangun"k. Dinae Smith, Rosendal.
I am:s Leonard, Abel Downs, Ezekiel
sSampson, Colcheiter. John Grant, Alex.
:sander Grant, Andrew Beers, Slampford.
vSamuel Prelton, Stockport. John BUY,
4shoeon. Peter Wyncoop, Camp. Jacob
4 lanes, NaverGnk. Oakley and Wood,
! &C. ELNENDOkF. +
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10

q Ell 4 - = az
|XITIiEkEAS jacob ElmendoT, ci
q W the town of Mai0letown, in the
3cornty of Utter, and State Of New-York.
a. lnienturc, made the thiity-flih day OF
1 l,nuit, in the year OF cur Lord, one thou
J,arI seven hundred and ninety-hX, to Sc !
| cu.e the payment Of tweny-ninc pounds
Y " shillings and four.pence, on the TIM
nv first day of Augul, then next with
iay!uI intcref from the date of the sad
lcnture. according to the tenor and ir"o
sent and meaning Of the condition of rs,
srer.ain writing Obligatory, bearing cr-.,
I lite Herewith, did mortgage to Gerr..@ =!
Nan Keuren Adminiitratri&, and CD
!, = IN Kerren, Ad.linltfator OF Abr,R1mt
i..n Kcuren, decelsed:-All that cc..sinE
l,. piece. or parcel Of land, ituatc, j.. ngy
lal beingin Marblelown, in the count of
;ylfcr, and State of Network, called andE
.nown by the name of Palm CopPlebuih,s
ipr Green Swamp:-bcginnng 81 the Soulhs
orner oTthc patent land formerly telong-s
ing to Hendrick Krum, ontnv td5c cf Salds
'warnp, at a ditch; from thence runnlngs
29 -3 as :s 4 GH"}GSs u.s. Gttated in the ye@i
Ichains and fifty links; thence aouIh ;htrTI z,
!,ix degrees, weN eight chains and iony
inks; thence north forty-ninc degrees
lvef nine chains and sixty Inks; thence,
north twenty-three degrees, east fifteen
chains and fifty links, to the bounds oiilcI
said Hendrick Krum; thence along So.
bounds to the frlt Ration, containing Ell:
cen acres and two quarters, being boun.
led north east by the patent belonging
formerly belongingto Hend!ck Krum, del
ceased, and The Commons CT Marbetown.
And whereas default has been mad mi
'the. payment Of the said money, Now
THEREFORE,, NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN, hlat the said'mongage premises;
will be sold at public auction, atthe coun'
,houscil KIngton, in the county OF Utter
on the frit Monday in July next, at eleven!
'o'clock in the forenoon Of the same day;
Pursuant to power in said mortgage con-
haincd. Dated KingltOn, 4th day CT JAM
!uary 1900.
'Gerritiic Van K2Iren, ! administrators.
'Gerritt Van Keuren, Admmi5hatoy.
AT a Court geld at the SutIogate'S Office
lin the county Of Ulfter, the twenry-hrs
.day of December, in the year of our Lord
some thousand seven hundred and ninety
mine.
PRE- ENT
Joseph GAsnERIE, Surrogate Of the said
County Of Utter.
lNTHEREAS John Crawford, aching
w Executor OF the lalt Willard Teta-
linen, Of Alexander Crawford, lite Of the
5County OF Utter, farmer deceased. hath
iby his petition, presented to tie said Sur
aroca,e, set forth that the said Alexander
55Crawlord was at the time Of his death,
aseized ola real Eltate within ;his fate, that
line petitioner had made jat and true
account Of the personal Fee. and Debts
! of the SAID Alexander Crawford as far as
the has been able to discover the same, and
That thereby X appears that the personal
3Eftate Of the said Alexander { rawford is
10 pay his Debts. and therefore
3requested the aid Of the sad Surrogate in
Sthe premises according TO the dIe6tionS c.
q MIR,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10
,PY ordty Of Ton. /oln Lansing, JIM
OESQ.. CNRE LnsAle,O( tie Sat- 0f NJ

;PY oydy 9f Hm. )oAn Lansing, Jup.l
OES9, Cliff /usAte'I The Stat Of Nt1,
York, notice is hsyf5y ,gi1ta 10 all The 0rai-,
j46ys IF /ac0J Van Vovhts gf CaAkiX, III
aHe comfy Of Ulster, an msoLoenf dtd5y,
What Mey Sht70 1anre If any they haze, o.
tire he same ChlgF iu9hce, al his CHm-.
ijys in Ae etly Of albany, on tie first day''
~ February naaI, al Ten 0tl0nk IN The /dysL
ssq0on If that day, 5Uhy an assignment ef,
VIE sad Hsol5mt's Estate sh0uH nat b
9mads, /0y The 6snsh gf ali his 0Alvg,
md The said hs0l0nf discharged, qg,e.a-
Wv 10 an acf efMe Legislature Of NE state
a2f At7O' York, passed The zI5I day OF
lMayeh, 1888, tntllled and at far .gt0mg re-
Sisfm cases gfmsoi5my Dated 3pM day,
IL A1em5lr, 1899.
NCOB VAN VOORHLS, Msol5mL
Thomas Mauh, Iames SnNa, AJraI
| nam B,nk0hOgf Pehlionfng erediloS.
BY virtue ofseverat executions directed
land delivered to me, haye levied and ia
I ken the goodsan cha,telS, lands andtere-
Imenis OF Jonathan Preitaer, which shall
expose TO sale as the law directs, OF Mon.
dday, the seventeenth day OF February, at
Zone o'clock in the afternoon, at the house
fof the said Praefaer, in the town Of New
1Palz. Dated January 4, 1890.
i PETER TEN BROCK, Sheriff.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-11
Announcements.

Program f9r Aileuaeum Club.
Sofcmber 20
Hostess WB ~ N Rice. 1908
Harrison
Robert Burns and Hs Tins
Reading 70 Mountain Daisy
Paper The Humof " Blfhs
Brief Discussion
Burns Religion
b Burn bem0'rsiIr Feeling
BuruH Jge 1f nature
Reading A Nsu'ss Man Tor rha'
Fspsr Tho roiisrs saturday
Hlthi ava sn0u bound
Pager a GROUP Of Love SonEt
SONG AHia LsnE 3Fue
Questions
what ciroumstsrlss ~ Burns lie
49,. of yslHs 'a him o. poet.
WA Irrum stances 10 Burns ne
tended toward uH downfall -
Nv. -Lsi purposes does Burns use
Scotch diale.' aId goQd English
..f C0ttefs Saturday Sigh" aud
Address 70 ne ru.o GrideJ'
what 'al- OF lrvugs does Tam
. 5lsntsr call '0 m.ud'
whittier Ia o''sl .lilel No burns
NJ America co. vhsI way we're their
lives and poetry similar
what f"uIeu., s Burns 8aiiri2ing
a Lives f1 Tsprak
what .s the chic fsu.ra' % charm
u DYpprrs poem 900 Die mother.
picture
Wherein lies f1r % the chief iu.
forest of The Cs.'uRay'
mirodur,iou describe the birth Of
poem What rs 'he ldea
What is tho poIn' OF yicv ~ tho
rsallsi 5s shown BOO lie sStrs.' from
rrbleH Village o. Burns D real.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-11
MEAT CAUSE Of
KIDNEY TROUBLE
TAKE SALTS 10 ~ ~ KIDNEYS
~ BNCk HURTS UI BG.Np.
DIR HOINIUe

If Fou must have y..r 1907 every
i,r. ,af Dr. but illus. rl1r Kidneys
with salt. occasionally. SAYS noted
authority who tells ms thst meat
wu. uric acid which almost para.
r., rHr kidney iu their efforts 20
avpsl r from fho blood They no
conn, sluggish and weaken 'Hrn Won
suffer with dull misery tr ib' BID
rsr region sharp pains 70 'hr hs.k 4
or Hrh headaches dizziness your
stomach s1urs tongue BIS coated and
WHOM 'un weather .s hf8 YOU have
rheumatic feinEos The urine gets
cloudy fn1 o, sediment rho chan
nels often Eer sore and .rpi'd ohlIs
mr. YOU 90 seek relic, fvp ur -h.eH
times ibe night
Iu UrufA.i7e these irritating pDIIs
fn ..reise the kidney and FLUSH o.'
ths boIys uruous waste gr' our
ounces of luI Salt .r1wauv phs.m3
.r here AXE tablespoon rul lu q
rias soy water before breakfast for
frV days ana your Kidneys viii
thrn su Tine This famous salts H
made from 'Ho ar.i oJ l'hi. aud has
heon used fpr generations 90 ilush
AMI stimulate sluggish Kidneys also
. to ueuf,al.to 'he a..'s 10 urine SOD 10
uo longer initiates thus ending blaG
. nor Vpakuoss
Jui Salts ls Inexpensive. cannot
Inluro and makes q delightful o.sr.
yosC.Ut Iuhiu water drink I6I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-11
L.ocals.


Mr HIfh'. '""' of 'H'''t '
H hero 20 JOHN Dog .A.''h' VINO
/. connected F.'h '". '' '..m o.
Madden IrH.o-"l.'h".n a"o ''ps'h
'f h'H If.'".' 4I'''
r"m ig' Worth cher. .a' 'l'''A
cd Grand Opera
W and NI. A. H'in'' a"
Piedmont InI "'fr Boo N"'f''''
the fra' part Of '0' #.'I 'rr'1''
i1 Denver r"." eN'r" 'h"E '.'' 20
main Hu'" christine. Nnr .'''
.as and 'l.rrd'
ST. % 50 .ulI' '. I.I'.'r'
Nisa ifa rH...' Ohio Do " boon ''f.
'.r several H's.. 'N" r'".' NJ 'H"0
.u 1uf brother Eal 'HrI" n
s.fr lrn Thu-d,. evening fHr 'he'-
nmc .u so Sterling '''
Mrs Campbell. NJ N.lmnr. pa'a
20 horo 'hr r.e' uf h.r sister Nr
.nrl Wurt'
Mrs Martin ~ shamrock . f
Amarillo HHrr Vu % La'hon
O. % rol'rov ~ Panhandle r'r
.'a-r1 % iho r't Ua'"l v'g'"rl''
p Ironnmr Of Farvell ua.
.rnnr DO na' of 'oan s''or r
'mHf.'.H Yesterday
ur g. wood n. ..tur.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-11

HOW IHIS

Tia T-llE Wouis curse tiae'
ana hladder 'reIhlcs disso'1sS ~,
Il rIta eisbefs, wax a. lam-
hs'ks rasumJt.sm, sad al reg
'sriiIss % fhs kidrsvs .nd 1lslasr s
Hels meu snd -su.a Bsgnla'rs
hladd.t tfolb.r "a ohildrea. II no.
sold vsou' druggist. ~ill he Ieei
~ nall Oh receipt 81 ildp On
small bottle 10 tee Hsuth, tr~sl
nenf sni seldom tails 20 narts.t 3
cure Send tor tesllm0niss ttop
'hs ,nd ethsr 'st-, ~ p y
Hal 1896 Olive ~ 81 Louis NJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-11
PANHANDLE KlFIR SHORT
ON STATE SHOWING

The asffIr Yield 20. Northwest Tct-
ie down ln 1910 and rlus'.
qaenuy ihe Tpa. ehoa nR lu tuF
crop aaE below l3l. according '9
Figures Just announced d. tn' .ui'.
"a States Department n. Asr.,Ifur.
40 Washington
According 70 lhr co. Ys.s %. So fr
tary Houston there Nefr -n.l."N'u
bushels ol kaifr raised .l Texas .h.a
year as compared Win 10000
bushels lgst year ln '.s iHltrl
sistes i0r The year there asf' .Iis"a
sl. 100000 bushels ls sFalAa' DID,.
10000 bushels in lsi
A summary roo Dreuulull 's'
mates OF crop production a ih"
State Of Texas aud Tor tle United
States. a. complied by the EIea. oil
crop Estimate and Transmitted THRU.
'ue Weather bureau. T. $ Depart.
nent ~ Agriculture. 10 a. follows
Cmn State Estimate chs year.
10000 900 bushels. production lost
ear final rsumaicI ...H..''"
Iushsll United staten Estimate"
.fus year s3Y 100000 bushels.
production las' year final estimate .
.Hstt1..0gg bushels
Wheat State October estimate"
.G.t.I 600 bushels prod ..'0H last
year final estimate So. 600
bushels United states october 'sti-
maia G1T.rt-.HJ1 bushels F.9duo-
ZION last year unal estimate ..lI-
90. 600 bushels
Oats State October '.ums'" J.
I COS 600 bushels production 'a'l
s.sr Inbl esilmat'l $685.. noe"
T b4s.e.. United states October es
innate l.22slS'.o0o busA'. pro.
lduct.ru last year final estimator
Il.5Io 600 D..hoh
Rice stare October ..ast.
$4,000 bushels production la"
gear lual estimate 100000 bush
IrH United state. Oc'o5'I .pr"-
Ices, 10000 bushels production
has, year final estimate -,Hi.'""
. bushels
T Potatoes Stall. EsIusf. ths
I.rlr 100000 Bushels production
/ .,., year final estimate $4,000 '"
bushels United states Estimate"
|,ta wear a.t0. 900 bushels pro.
dueuan las, year IuaI estimated
/ Ia1I 5000 bushels
sweet Potatoes state E.Hmat"
this year $3.50 600 bushels prnduD
zion las, year If.uaI estimate $500
uuu bushels United states tsii
mate this year $1,000 600 bushels
production ps, y"sr 'inal estimate
ia. 900. 900 bushels
IT,, State september ,s'Ul'.
4,1"lu tons production last wear
lua estimate It.1Nu tons Init
ei s..te September estimate Fl. l...
1900 iaus production ',' year final
r.uma'.I N.'...N" tHus
cotton State September o.. fore
east .,o,.0oo bales. rIod-c'tou os'
wear 0,oususI -Er.tSh bales Unit
Cd state. September d zoe ass D.
.er,.oOu bales production last Nc''
census lllF1,'u bales
Kaffir, State Estimate this year
-bIO0..0u bushels last year Co..
j 000.O0. bushels United states Es
! Innate ,ais year $1,000 900 bushels
last year ,l}gbH. 1000 bushels
Tho fr.' price given below is th'
ayrrar. uu November This year
aud % second me average on $50
rowbcr 3s' year
state Wheat. l6i aud TOO cents
per busleI Corn. -, and .H Oats
s3 and o. Potatoes rs and lo5
Hay. s. -H and $50 ton Cotton
It.5 and a. cents per pound Egrs
3 aud 'nfs p"r dozen
United states Wheat 1850 ar.
ea cents per bnshc. Corn 500
and % cents oats 600 ard
cents Potatoes 1900 and b"
cent, lsv slo.6y and ,lD," po'
/ nu Cotton. $50 and 'lo coat
per pound Eggs 800 au7 ..
cents Don dozen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-11
AMARILLO MINISTERS
TO TALK TEMPE GRANGE

Several Amarillo ministers TO-
uorroa all masr mention ~ the
Temperate movement Tie day
ls llhrall u1su is World TEN.
yeIaure sHadt sav ou tlich
fhr Woman CIrstIs1 temperance
Union asks .IergYmen ~ preach on
.le Temperance question
Because of 'he .sfepluE ...iDfg
5t mo prohibition forces 90 Tuesday
fle day vii. Boa ihe occasion % much
-eloic.ng among zoe temperance
ILL-..-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-11

stuffed .p head clogged-up nose
ugh' chest sore throat are sure signs
nc cold snd nr Kings New DsCor-
eN IS sure reuef \ dose ot this
combination af sntisepiic nalsams
slathes TIE .rutsted membrane.
clears M head .'osens the nhl-g'
800 breathe ess.rs and realize your
cold BE- broken uy Tresi cold pc
sisieauy halfway measure, leave q
un--ring cough Take d. Kin. 4
N-v Discovery until your cold is gone
For u YEAR ffa .a~e.i'e remedy for
rolus snd Ult At 1rf DmEgisi. Del
tAdyD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-11
~
Mrs HAtOHNF~sA ~
TIHTAfN> IRANII tIUB

An interesting meeting ~ the
travel study rIab zoo ba.l ysstsr.
ray afternoon a' 'He home .' Mrs.
8 " shaurhuese 1900 van Bu-
i'n street Practically roo meme
l'rs were Iu attendance f1 Daff.ci-
rate Iu the afternoon lesson 0u
Scotland which sas lsI by Mrs
~ y Babrock
Opening 'la pr0F Nu Miller
beard read au excellent paper pre-
'.i1iup 90 tho .lsi1msr anl costumes
.' tho people r' -soHaH1 and other
n,per prgtrar 20 rho 'np., were
given bY Nra a s. johnson Mfs
p Huii Nv D. 80 Seal Mrs
william 1s'sr Nr Hoffman and
fIss Roth Meyer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-11

MEXICO CITY 40, lp r. ie lu.
d.isto1l that the Mexican govern.
mon, has under consideration tl"
wB't"r % extending the time ot the
mining decree wh..b provides thar
property not sorScl tor Two cons" Y-
uf, month vii br subject f1 'or
TEXTURE The decree ecn' into "..r..
sept &C. aad thr Two months time
allowed uuder o. viii be- gp ON $50.
Hundred, Of mine owners nav"
protested against tb, deere" on DO,
ground that D. is o. physical impo,' b.
lu,ty % work tho mlnes IN certain
district under present condition,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-11

O.. obtaining R0ioHok Tower e.
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OTTAWA Out Nut Co. Conn.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05
National League
BILL SUNDAY MADE
 A PRAYER FOR THE
 TROLLEY CORPORATION

BOSTON. June 5.-The Boston Ele- vated shareholders may look forward with pleasureable anticipations to the coming of Billy Sunday to this city. The meetings of the evangelist in Kansas City, Mo-. brought an in. crease of about 20 per cent. In the gross business of the Kansas City Railways. producing the largest busi- ness in one week in the history of the company. The attendance at the meetings varied from 10000 to 4O,- 900 day. and on May 14 amounted to SO.OOO. The street railway used about 1SO extra cars for the service to and from the tabernacle, and was able to move away a crowd of 16,OOO persons within 20 minutes
 Billy Sunday in one of his prayers praised the efficient service of the line and followed 1t up with an eu- logy in a local paper which the road capitalized in half page display ad- vertlsements.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05
MOVIE DRAMA IN JUNEAU
 And Elsewhere
asnsraI lFIIoksr Newa

"The House Of the Lost Court at the Dream. as vehicle for Viola Dana to show her versatility is all that could be asked. With q company or stars to back her up, the piece Is a little gem. and from start to finish held the audience breathless.
 Two women in love with the same man, one an adventures and the other the daughter of wealthy English nobleman; thoir struggles to win him. his refusal of both, the suicide Of one and the perjury of the other in an effort to win the man. and which caused him to be con demned to death by the English Court. give plenty Of thrilling scenes. The thrills will be repeated again tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05

The School for Scandal" that clever old-time comedy, is just like page out of history. This was given last night at the Orpheum Co two crowded houses. The scenes are laid in the days of fancy dress. The plot is interesting. in fact If the characters were dressed up in to- days apparel it would suit the pres ent times. for the story all revolves about bunch of gosslps. who are lust as much In evidence today, with their slanderous tongues. as they were when Sheridan wrote the play. All the characters are good. Alice Joyce and Guy coombs are fea- tured but they are not any more prominent than the others. Same bill tonight
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05
BIGLEAOUE GAMES
SCORES, SUNDAY. JUNE 4TH
 Northwestern League.

At seattle-yancouyer O.S, Seattle l1.S. Second game called end tenth.
 At Butte Spokane 12. Butte II.
 At Great Falls--Tacoma S-4, Great Falls S-S. First game was called at the end of the tenth to allow for the second game
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05

Benny Leonard will engage John. ny Dundee, the West Side fighter of New York. in ten rounds at Madi- son Square Garden next Wednesday night This match has been pend
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05

Theda Bara In Lady Audley's Sec ret" shared honors last night with the appearance of the new Douglas Orpheum. The play is exceptionally good and the two standing room au- diences appreciated 1t and knew that lt would be what 1t was billed. But the appearance of the little play house was equally appreciated. The two new exits have been just what the people have wished. Theda Bara will star again In the same produc- tion tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-05

Pauline Bush appears at the Grand in clever three-reel skit with nor ality as the key note. Miss Bush has many admirers in Juneau and in this play she fulfills expectations. There Is a hilarious comedy Under the Table" which is uproarious fun ny. This bill ends tonight