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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
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@ai4a5H t4 ln-taGi ans. is rHae com
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fef tAem ~ Snlf nu.es Besides.
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59IQe ToH are reeeiA,gl y lit Il Kiss by
All: when You fake 5o8, le..0e, 2an are
dismissed with kisses; yeti return
Kisses are repeated. They come to
visit you, kisses again; they leave you,
YOU kiss them all round. Should they
meet You anywhere, kisse, in 1hun-
dance. In fine wherever Noa move,
there is nothing but Kisses
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
+ re Picture fie LlReo.

a Ne'3HoWn landscape painter wag
.zasi Ing in tas eolo9s 81 4 sun.
e. Tho ,..ts were hurriedly convey
a from the palette 10 the canvas. for
he artist vas anxious to catch the
feet \ rustic standing bg observed
he operation Tor little while and
Len remarked; "Ah. you be a.pafnt
lls two pictures at once. That's
u,.Hs.- le paused moment ana
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
Tr.r " at,hfui One

"Ne,H Thoar.s saG5 a eert4in bish
op after t1Il.a- Ms servant 10 task
one tuaee5H4 WIN j. it tl,t sea> al
We IL led hears at W. say a4A knows
III "" ta.ttls ;3Hd Aho regards even fne
~ NY 55SHoio> robes as bat a vile
worm u hp Inst -
Aud Thomas replied The rlssus.
sir I.uUlou Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
>&Relieious<Thoueht>&

communion Of saints with the glorltied
Jesus and the union of til" human i'll
Christ with the divine fellowship
These vital principles ar" manifested
in sacrifice aud their fuIIncsS realized
IN experience. EeY. {. i. smith, Meth
OdiSt. Ninden, Lit.
More Religion, Less Th""I"E,
Multitudes of people in tiI" world To
day hay" their theology and their reii.
eion all twisted III, rnsether and IRE
unable t. diNaNSuctate h. our from the
other Probably there never WIS a.
fimo III The history of the world WieH
il WAS moro japottala fel the disciples
Il Jesus Christ t. Hlsc -reater intel
feetHaIj1X ft3a taaaN. t4ese certainly
mover Nls a tiHre IL llI@ =9Rs1a AAeo Il
1@as moro Important ta@ 81 disciples
= Jesus Christ t. 6= tualHoas
@et5ze= of tio=I'@= Hrsss4..a fa f54eaa Ii IS
and his passef 4t.=@# He tl37#2'f I'll
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s.5i535Hs oit ~. Fen aaH4.5i.u.tty.
Ess ~ E45#aetf, ea4sges 85.eaa ,j
Rass.a and eitc Jews.
lsfa&as lsltlGlI He ei4. .e1nelt
fd1 55sga4HI~lerd RUSSIAN prince
Uendo0 S5Ys itefe i au4 oHp rem
e6l for t5a situation an equaI govern
G1"at Ter tie lows. abolition et cNeeR
tt29al laws and Il spirit o1 hIa4tIie@s ia
striaed in the code which viii pass
from the letter of tie law info daily
practice Russia needs the Jews fer
ler Industrial and commercial develop
ment Russia needs the shll of the
Jewish hand, of the jewish artisan,
the power of the trained Jewish intel
lect. the jewish capacity and zeal tor
Work Fhe day may not lac near, but
ii must surely come Russia must
grant to the Jews Within her empire
freedom to live everywhere freedom to
cAoose their labor. h0siurss and profess
sion. freedom 10 OWL ut least and 70
cultivate the land. II may seem cruel
to believe that the Jews must remain
in Russia, that they cannot escape
from It's craelty and lis injustice, Yet
thus it seems. Mommsen says: at ia
q duty never to despair of poor human
ity Liberty viii Yet com" even in
dcSpote Russia. Rabbi Moses J.
tsfieS Hebrew cleveland
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
The Candia.s.s "soo.aDIp-

Ma. .3r Gen. .e Gat-ln
ttorz 81 one OF MS FoIi,a,'4
paisAs. I voted for you
worlts2Man the daE after al :
in Brooklyn, where HE ss-%
ared as a candidate fer a = ;.
Gca.. 7 didn't intend 70 a.
one AFTERNOON you were so-ns
house and you patted my ..
and guy him an apple, anu
LAe generals SO sQeia6le al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

hy tAa death the other day Of zo>
mer Capt. Of Police John Fleaette OF
Minneapolis the chief witness against
fN-Aayor Ames, who is under ipdict.
ment for corruption ia Office, has been
removed. 1t being doubtful if can.
virtion could now be obtained tfa
.-s..... attorney cortanpIates dis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

OF This department goods valued ~
$7S a69.3a have been distributed.
Miss Ellen Nnng industrial teach
er Of Paine coll Sc annex. a srheaI
for negro gt H.; writes. The out-
look far this work. which bas been
started by yoGr choreh for my race,
Is hfi&il5 1t viii be the means of / :.
ins great Sc Il in lie world Our
girls ere Very grateful for qt tLat
is =belns done for them and ere long
Paine college ann VIII have some
bright lights shining in the ",lral dis
trietS, where the people need lead.
ers TO bring them ont of Ignorance.
prejudice and superstition ana lesoi
them ON I be pure henesl Christian
men aud women This is our W..
mans homo mission work tor tha-
Negro
"0fa q sl erine nay emerged tHa
STRONGEST souls The most massive
characters are scanned with sears,
MRS DONE. son.
Repeeter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
Misses Hose

Misses Lace LisIe Hose, sizes
= to-, exceptionally fine showing, all
over lace & lace ankle effects, &c, 4oc
and 5nc
Misses ribbdecIIosc IN all weights
silk isle mercerizad cotton and fine
Maco yarns, spcciI values, l0c, l5c
and DC
Childrcns Hose and Sox. sizes
) to s, lace effects fl black, white
punk blue OF red, lie and 25c.
ChildreA's ) ribbed Hose or Sox,
pretty line all sizes, black At Ioc ]5c,
,!oe, white and coIors l5c, 25c.
Boys Hose
III light. medium and heavy weights,
excellent values It loc, l5c, 4oo and ; 5c.
Mel1's Hose
Black, tH1s a 4 fancics extra
values at lie. l5e 25c.
LADIES' fancy colored hose at
9fsat! J reduced prices to close
loat choice Of sc and tl.oo
fancy eoIored hose. pretty stripes dotst
and tsQres at soc pain |
Our regular 50c and soc lancH
nose, 53c. B aaIrs for Sl.oo.
So,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

The b}@ssin" OF oU GeJ F5a boen
4non us as homo mission wogk1es lbfs
year and " may lus ay Yaa4
hast uQt lu325 one Wosd 81 al N
good prom ebe 4rnath IA mem.
a.,sshta has lsgn 56,i W8fv tse=
cash eaa. aHeea have ~xa5a5e5s Jsase
oi tsmy years @ In: 5mo50J of
$7.olas. .a4j 4oa,hes feae0#. ms
sieas ~. 0las
the ezH ~ II l.t'-sas... h5az4
ths Ns4r 15a ~. baafd s5aH
SH64a - wsl tle 5 eo
societies a#ee $S4979t 10 ~. a#t=
- gosa oaaae#a# - $I2.l4422.
#i - l15a 4a4s. 1se
mte syst ggases5l
1ds ,AptuM#al an
s%er 3ee eoatel@ae. da
z tiu aya aaa Ill
g II should larS2ly reae}e
~ ss@rd t2m a9rraaeatiau-
" tte yo4esesN
aH tae.r fifty pet cent
Il - IS ucleaeeI ..nd each c9utte-
snee las tfareHS d larsef amount -
apofQnri@'n fer parsoa2ses within lis
Q0a he T&is fsot SHOULD an
peat = ~ aa1a. ,,as! eaas tem
e th0lw taeif energies mo til
creaaing tfa membership 81 ~
cieties-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
Z & 4 * - i. ~s Il i. !. & i = )! i. f. y
T. =.
y AT THE CHURCHES TO-DAY. +
y l.
!. 4 y j. j. :. i. s. j. (, > Il :. i.

e. Presbyterian cimfy.s II T.
: .#aWetl l. b. !. homp and aere
- WI r. Ii u tlts Gsa4I aour5.
SE Taoal nj 9:ao Il. m. aaa
rgs4,05fs soe7iee at n ~ ana \
y ~ Christian f.egJeatar II : p.
"a The chade.a@ BAY yiea.
Witch was l. ha4 62ga sd today
has - t=s s...s.8ey
81 FHas @ l#.a- 5@ 5a.se.
- eezrs. w4
4.}5 ,a e7=ta ~
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dQrrd
Christian Ca8r Sssaaas aeas
80 a. ~ Communion saa"iea and
9a5Asaa.. a ~. en- as= Atav
r. II 4:21 u N. -.
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Richardson Olive sar5e.. between
Second ana Tha1 az n4e ~ M
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
u !.
I. HOME MISSIONS. -
4 4
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Tie Lakeside Home Mission So
cjety held an int l,.sting meeting en-
Monday. May % Che Bible study
conducted by MIS-. L Nj. rlpkn, VA
most holptul and eAteita ming. Mrs
Geo NJ Wells. delesate to the annual
me, ting &t Monticello. cave a fire r.
PIT OF the eoaleN nee
There= are nine dNaeonesaes u&d Y
the Womuu's Home lision 1eti4ty
ut Wei X i'll Los Angeles. California.
oue ot whom spends much OF het
limo amon4 the Japanese Of tn ely.
These dy IL, @essps arc Of Lie NJ +
giuoteB, nerlb
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
COSTLY GENEROSITY.


Earl! orc l0orn!0g recently b.
Iore inspecting ,ou4e regtmeuts or
the mAneuverAg ground the pres
ent "No.JEe@ u lHe German army,
Count llae~eIer, Went into The req
mental eanl2en and asked ior
cents worth ot bread and sausage
srfea a. i~ s5ippaed 10 The ordinary
.a,1sel rAe man in.yhagye though
he would Dc himself good turn b.
!fandih4 tAv general AZ ,Nsra lars,
piece eli either lUXtWy, later H Tic
morning, when halt he'd been yalied
the seHerai ordered lae soldiers II
pra.lUce tie ra5Ioas ~aaaiH.3 BY ta1
gmteen tor ceat, Naturally
Chose ~HoWu were Hot - such ats
factory diaea~:aas as had 6e.a "A sQu]
O. tbe eblcf. He -a.d sa.s .I44e
yaa9 rs35o.eS Back IL ,l.a,4 ,4ss..5ga. ans
te3 lIelr VI laI teaat H.s- -
got@aaais .sssa9a @.}a=sagi. p. sas
= ##a5a Haetaa .ll ..a@,.5
for Sae @.1@s a4e1 E.E e44pv
ngi yoFtjt i5s4le ,--.ta s.s..gs
$50 r.5sas ce#ee
h# 4a -
FefafH4
ae@ M
81
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COARSE gE45
Ga r1 -
157 ~
l@ ra aae
81 taase Va.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
Ladies Hose

At 23c, Lace Isle I.Iose a5e.9r
different styles, pretty patterns, al over
lace, half lace and lace ankles, III plain
dozen styles, fine eauzt lis.e, very
light weight, fine Maco cotton IN all
weights, all black or with white soles.
&c 3 pairs for s1.oo, Kichelie9
and Rembrandt ribs, ingram is,e end
cotton, all black OF with split so'es
4oc, -Four styles lace iis1e, pretty
all over lace, lace stripe pattcrcs and
lace ankle effects, excellent qualities.
soc. Over a dozen different stv c4
fine silk Isle, very sheer, pretty al1 oves
lace patterns, stripes and lace ankle
effects.
75v -Four exquisite designs. all vor
lace effects
1oc. One case ladies' plain hose,
fa.t black, goods usually sold for > pails
@pr a.quatter.
i1e. Good quality. plain cotton
hasl drop stitch and lace effects.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
LET'S Go TO H0NNET'S
Hosiery AS We SGlI 1t

{ uohasef but durable al
halt worth but der
pull lie
be done; there's a somewhere
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

Why IS
y bros H5a~e5ie a. saeeesSs
Because il has the
For eapae@. produce al effect
What is the fleet
The destruction Of th4 Invisible 1fne-11se mi
eF25e growth that lodge tht sabaeeoas glands
= tha hair llcles. where its growth and deyet-
ap1aea1 causes da4dMf nehns <eaIn. falling hair.
end l5tar in6aftIe badness.
Is He#Peide HI5asau tJse2
ear as crystal NeHhras II rnieide 5s IL dam
1h4t masa DELIGHTFUL ass ref shjag aar5eaef6
@Fes prepared f5f Cue scalp Il contains ao ofl
&r sediment dye matter. Careful He=ple
vic cow e2n5idaf Il 9dfy to use a scalp proFHy
}ae35H - insure cleanliness aad freedom s-1n5
Iafl riff eaAfaeIon. prefer Nesbr Is HerpieiI on
es account 81 rs eotfeme purity.
at.s exquIsl1e fragrance a4d lefr sg=
!, ~ &7s ing quality Ladies. In ia tic
~ t4tasts2i ~ uar become enthusiastic ever 4.
ES>AaYEs5k.zI beeeuse teeps tho hair light
sf.ss St4s4@2. and fQfz and gives il slLkeHl
r+.3ffz3Is gloss.
Ss..s4sq4 A.. ~ STOPS ITCHING INsTA lrl.Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

Ne1ros HefPte5e IS tte f.. @Ila save
not made unit 5ae Mieee8ts AMI eaa.lsIs
na0ira Of t75a da1s af was DISCOVERED. Iatas.
this discovery. aparaaeh5g badness aesza
cred inevitable aHl atte. came t.a sct5
IT ataa Nita tiae aari56s Qaa6
5,IFled tlisterlns aaa 6.hsr iefItaus
make tle hair ". E .i#f0at50sgst n54s
ogufzes the ta4ae. = ~ .4a.1a NJ. saFe
hair while yo0 aa@ mas. XII the aa0a
s5u With Nea0eo's 8ee tl= aH$ s.es n5e8Ha
e}a0ee. mar H TIg
III. leading aaa49.s
For Ha1ta sszs
e9Isaf5eta Is a
lstsrel5 " E s}I8l.ss#985t
II North TX
#0ST POPULAR HAIR PRE-
PABA ION xs% -
Neuaa 5 y s.FIcf4 or 93s
most popular estarati8a.
lSIgHed5 I04tsa G00aG
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-08
LECTURE ON PURITANs.

Dr. Cadman Delivers Excellent Ad-
 dress Before Congregational Club.
 The new Congregational club held a meeting last evening at Davenport church, the Rev. MT. Prentiss presid- ing. There was large number of per sons in attendance. The ladies of the church served an excellent supper. which was thoroughly enjoyed by all present. Several new members were admitted to the club.
 The feature of the evening was the scholarly and impressive address on the subject of The Puritan in Two Worlds" delivered by the Rev. Dr.. Cadman, pastor of the Central Congre- gational church of Brooklyn, N. +. Dr. Cadman traced the history of the Puritans from the earliest times in England, down through the time of Cromwell, England and Bunyan, and the events leading to the emigration to America. Then he outlined the story of the struggles in America and the. history of their progress here. The ex- cellent lecture was much appreciated by those present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-08

Ta..g~t..o.,,<, Acco Of fine ribbed cotton This Alshtul Ctt ? asUoG is asmall 10. of seconds E C
 that sell in frsts for a9ca pair-Thursday at 1L
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-08
A MERRY CHRISTMAS ro YOU.

A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU. How oft the seasons roll along their
 way.
 Nor love. nor fear can cause a mo
 ment's stay: =z.-. Each word. each act, like seeds produce
 their kind, ... To cheer, and comfort or depress the
 mind. December comes to close the current
 year. ...-..-. -.- ... -.. And with him Christmas surely will
 appear Christmas with smiles will wreath the youthful faces, Engage their time, perhaps improve
 their graees.
 At each return Of Christmas may we
 find Our hearts more pure, our feelings
 more refined, ....z- More fit to live. more ready to depart, Because the Christ child dwells within
 the heart. J. M. P.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-08
AN AMUSING ERROR.

I 4 New Workers Much Mixed Up Over
 Newspaper Notice.
 The Power of the Press which is the title of a song in Lillian RusselPs new opera, Lady Teazle," was amply demonstrated on Monday night and Tuesday. when slight error in a New York evening newspaper turned the theatrical contingents of two cities up- side down. The paper in question, the Evening Sun, announced that the first performance of Lady Teazle'' would be given at the Hyperion theater, New Haven, on December 5, As q matter of fact. the attraction here that night was De Wolf Hopper in Wang" and the first that Manager Collin knew of Miss RusselIs supposed opening was the ar rival of newspaper correspondent with orders to cover the event for his paper.
 MT. Collin was amused, but the com- ing of other correspondents mystified him, The Hyperion theater, Wang" and Lady Teazle'' all belong to the shuberts. and MT. Collin telegraphed at once to know whether there had been juggling with the bookings He received reply stating that De Wolf Hopper would be on hand to play the date.
 Meanwhile, however, Miss RusselPs friends on Broadway, awakened to the irnminence of her opening, were burn- ing the wires with congratulatory messages. Edna Wallace Hopper made a late train to- New Haven. and arr rived here just in time to see the last act of Wang J. ", Jacobs, of the Shubert forces, had been shooting rab- bits in Massachusetts and, seeing the item in a newsaper which fell into his hands, stopped off here One of the correspondents, whose instructions were simply s'send six hundred words on opening at Hyperion. ! wired that length of message on the performance of Wang" which, as everyone knows, is fifteen years old.
 When Miss Russell received the con- i gratulatory telegrams forwarded from this city yesterday, there were things done at the Lyric theater. And all be- cause of ten line squib.
 Miss Russell will open in Lady Tea gle" at the Hyperion on Thursday might December 15.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-08
Some of the Thursday Bargains

Hos,co Cootc Made of an excellent double- iiOuSC AOdlo faced cloth, and neatly trimmed
 with silk cord. Agood assortment of e ? OS
 colors. Worth $5 % Thursday at x. .p0sA1
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-08

Mems Sweaters Psrt wso omosss Tsey sTe sass fsw that were left from the recent sample Gf OE
 sale Worth $2.00-Thursday at pb e6s<I
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-08

No~.s@c Po.,rae You don't often have chance VGaasSG O0ssIS to buy Venice Lace Bands so
 advantageously. Kinds that sell regular 4 1<,
 ly at 25c and 50c yard--Thursday at bVG
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-08

Ps.hg,oee It seemed the other day as if all New hStsuUSa . Haven knew that we were selling first
 quality Rubbers for women and children at
 saving of 10 cents on every pair. Regu- EfAr
 larly COG pair-Thursday at JUG
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-08

ctae:nnorN Two popular styles--the- Mont StdGtUesCay clair'' and Select Society. T~
 Regularly lOc box-T Thursday at fG
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-08

TD-. Nlo,,~a<so,c A large assortment of designs. FdpGE lVdE9Mehso The children, you know, make
 all sorts of pretty things out of paper napkins Oc
 dolls dresses, etc. Regularly 5c dozen-at %S
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-08

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Take Laxative Promo .Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if IL fails to cure. D. w. Groves signature Is on each box 25c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-08

Honrsf<nrrensoFc For men. lot of pure linen ss0isuMCs 1tHctS handk CT chi efs, IS inches
 square, and hemstitched. Worth lsc 4 0Lr
 Thursday at t6/SO
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-08

RovS' WaSSfS Made. extra strong, so that DUTS WUtoaS they'll stand the strain of school
 and play Of muslin and percale; in neat colors.
 Attached or detached collars. Worth c5c fAr
 and 35c-Thursday at tON
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-08

Half Hnco Of wool in gray, blue and black thul pAUSG Some fancy ones in the lot. Er
 About all sizes. Worth Thursday at iOA
Oakes Republican., 1904-11-18

Football tomorrow afternoon.
George Haas and Miss Mabel Kress
we're married in Ellend ale Saturday.
DR.. F. w. Chandler, the dentist,
will be at Hotel Vinkle on Dec. 18th,
18th and 10Th.
DR.. H. P. Boardman was at Ellen
dale Saturday and Sunday on real
estate business.
Attorney j. M. Austin was in the
city Wednesday on his way to For
man to attend court.
Miss Retta Couch, the "hello" girl
of the Lisbon telephone exchange,
was in the city this week.
The delinquent tax sale appears in
this issue. The sale will take place
at Glendale on December 9Th.
Mrs. q. j. Oberman is here from
Glendale this week visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Scott.
H. M. Shaver and wife left We'd
nesday to visit the Worlds Far.
From there they will go to Washing
ton, Iowa, to spend the winter.
Geo. Rose and daughter, N. B.
Brown and j. E. D. Brown were in
the city Friday and took the North
ern Pacific in the afternoon for St.
Louis.
While North Dakota is enjoying
warm, sunshinY weather, the effete
East is waddling thru snow drifts.
Four feet of snow in the New Eng
land states.
Oakes Republican., 1904-11-18

The Argyle Hotel is putting in fix.
lures to heat the whole house with
steam.
Congressman and Mrs. Marshall
will leave for Washington about Dec
ember 1st. Congress convenes on
the 5th.
Rev. X. L. Kleveland left Wednes-
day for Buxton to attend the state
conference of the Scandinavian Lu-
theran Church.
R. L. Thompson will spend good
deal of his time in Nebraska this win
ter with headquarters at Omaha, work.
ing in the interests of Lund's Land
Agency. He left for there last week.
G.. M. Kroman and family arrived
from Henderson, Neb., yesterday, to
take up their residence in Oakes. Mr..
Kroman was in the hotel business in
Nebraska and sold out just before
coming here. He says Nebraska is
covered with several feet of snow.
B. L. Adamson, com mmissioner-elect
from the fifth district, was in the city
Monday with his son, T. V. Adamson.
B. L. was feeling extra good over the
result of the election and was sstisfi-
ed in every way. His son went to
Cogswell same evening, where he is
employed.
There will be something doing in
the Eagles serie tonight. Thirty
more charter members have been
added to the roll and the Edgeley
s'nest" will make them "sosr." Sew
eral delegations are expected from
Oakes Republican., 1904-11-18

John Coleman of Riverdale was in
Glendale Monday.
Jos. Straub left Saturday for visit
to the Worlds Fair.
Football, Oakes high school vs..
Ellendale high school.
VIM. Robinson was business visit
or from Ludden Tuesday.
"Happy Hooligan" was in town last
Tuesday and called for his mail.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs
o. Savold on Friday, November. 25th.
Peter McGregor has sold his res
taurant in Glendale to Marshall
Judd.
No attention will be paid to CORE
spondence not properly signed.
Such sweet verses of poetry too.
w. A. McCulley was taken from the
hospital to his home Tuesday. Mac.
is not jumping around much yet, but
is getting along nicely.
Don't delay any longer, if you
want the twenty dollars, which is
waiting for the holder of the lucky
key. There are three hundred forty
keys yet outstanding. ]. w. BUSH.
G. A. Malsnder received word this
week of the death of his father,
which occurred at Stratford, Iowa,
last Sunday. Being absent from the
city Mr.. Malander did not get the
telegram in time to attend the funer-
al on Tuesday.
Oakes Republican., 1904-11-18
Cakes Republican

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Football tomorrow.
Fresh pure candy at The Point.
List your land with j. G. Hoidal.
Oscar Rapp has returned from La
Moure.
Joe Dvorak was up from Wahpeton
Wednesday.
j. A. Southam of Monango was in
the city Saturday.
VIM. Grosshans returned yesterday
from his trip to Nebraska.
Phillip Craft left Tuesday for q
visit at his old home in Nebraska.
E. W. Weston left Tuesday morn
ing for Nebraska on business for the
Star Land Co.
G. "A. Malander and K. S. Jensen
of the Star Land Co., got back yes
terday from Nebraska.
Mrs. j. j. Heldring left from this
point Wednesday for q visit at her
old home at Fuller, Nebraska.
Geo. G.. Caldwell and wife of
Guelph and j T. Wilson of Silver
Leaf were visitors in Oakes Saturday
w. 81. Watts was down from Glover
Saturday and made this Office call.
Mr. Watts leaves this week for the
coast country, where he will look up
Q location.