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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-30
NOTICE.

$50 reward each for the recapture and
return to US here or Montgomery, Ala,
the following convicts:
Oliver Jenkins, age Al, height feet
Inches, weight 1i4 color, dark brown;
one front tooth gone, scar on chin, dim
pie on right ear, two scars on RICH arm
below elbow, second finger on RICH hand
broken. Sentenced from Montgomery
county, Alabama.
Josh Brown, age %, height feet,
weight no. heavy set, color dark brown;
black klnl<y hair; teeth good, slight scar
on chest, scar on left shoulder blade. and
muscle of right arm Sentenced from Mo-
bile county, Alabama
Barney Smith, age g. height 8 feet 4
inches, weight $50; very heavy set; color,
black; third jaw tooth gone on right
lower Jaw; two scars on top of right
shoulder; scar 2Ia inches long on back
of neck; slight scar inches long on right
law. Sentenced from Lee county, Ala
bama. Nativity, Chambers county, Ala
bama.
Joe Mum, age 30, height feet inches,
weight $780, complexion black; large scar
on nose; scar on right elbow, one hand
cut on circular saw Sentenced from Lee
county. Alabama Has four children and
mother in Russell county, Alabama Ma
tivity. Tolbott county, Georgia.
Posy Kirkland, age 26, height feet 5
inches, weight 49, color light ginger
cake; teeth good; lower front teeth laps
over each other; vaccination scar on left
arm; slightly ruptured on right side; large
scar over left eye inches long. Sem
fenced from Dale county, Alabama.
Esther Thornton. age %, height feet
inches, weight 1851 color dark ginger
cake; third jaw tooth out on right upper
jaw; third jaw tooth out on left lower
jaw; small scar on left side of head
and scar on back of head, wide scar lIa
inches long on inside left arm. Sentenced
from Lee county. Alabama; former resi-
dences Muscogee county, Georgia. Lou
Thornton, his wife. lives in Columbus, Ga.
TYSON LUMBER co.
Enterprise. Ala.
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Personal AMI General,

Mr.. Allius Williams of Talladega Is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. c. d. Denton.
Dr. John L. Seay, formerly of Pratt
City, has fitted up elegant offices on the
second floor of the Steiner building in
Bessemer. DR.. Seay is a graduate OF the
Louisville Medical college and is a young
man Of exceptional ability. He has many
friends over the state who wish him
much success in his chosen profession.
Miss Elinor Pitcher left this morning for
Albertville to accept the position of musi-
cal instructor in the state college at that
place.
Mr.. j. M. Dill, Jr. has returned from
a trip to Greenvile, Miss.
The Bessemer Rifles held a largely at
tended muster In the armory last night.
Under the command of Captain Waller
the company is making a marked showing
in general efficiency.
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PRATT CITY CAMP
ELECTS SPONSOR
CONFEDERATE VETERANS CHOSE
MISS SEWALL TO REPRESENT
THEM AT THE STATE REUNION.
DELEGATES ALSO ELECTED.

Pratt City, October 29-(Special)-At
meeting of Camp Fred S. Ferguson, Con-
federate veterans, this afternoon at 2
o'clock at the city hail. sponsor and
delegate to the state reunion, which
meets in Mobile next Monday, We're elect
ed. Miss Aurelia Sewall of Birmingham
was named as sponsor for one year, and
and Major George Croft and r. G. War
mack were elected as delegates. B. T.
Carmichael and b. G. Powell were chosen
alternates. The reunion will be held at
Mcsile November Is and 16
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-30
Personal and General.

A series of special services will be COM
menced tomorrow at the First Presby-
terrain church The pastor. the Rev. w.
w. Wolf, will be assisted by the Rev. Mr..
Bell, of Dothan
Jack Thomas who is working as assis-
tart mine superintendent at Aldrich' is in
the city visiting his family. Mr.. Thomas
is chairman of the republican beat COM
mittee and is a candidate for the appoint
ment to the Pratt City postmastership.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Dickerson entertain
ed a few of their friends at dinner yes
terday evening
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information Wanted.

From the Chicago News.
Are you a married MANI" asked ths
absent minded attorney, who was doing
a cross-examining stunt.
mo. SIR replied the witness. Il am
bachelor
VERY well. sir" continued the lawyer.
Now kindly tell the court how long you
have been d bachelor and what the CIR
cumstances were that induced you to be-
come one
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Attention, Sir KNIGHTS.

The members of Luckie Tent. No. 2,
Knights of the Macabees are requested
to meet at their hall at o'clock Sunday
afternoon to attend the funeral of Broth
er r. e. Graham from the chapel OF
Green and comapny at 3 o'clock. All
visiting Sir r<nights are invited to at
tend. The interment will be In Elm Leaf
cemetery s. A. MILLIGAN,
Sir Knight, commander.
II. e. WARNER,
Sir Knight Record Keeper.
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convicts Are Inspected.

DR.. Shirley Bragg of Montgomery, state
physician inspector of the convicts, Is IN
the district for the purpose OF making his
monthly inspection of the state conVlcts
at the Pratt City and Flat Top prisons.
He will INSPECT the physical condition of
the convicts and classify them according
to their ability to dig coal.
The health of the prisoners and the out
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-30
Bessemer to Have Circus.

Bessemer is to have a circus. This af-
ternoon the bill posters stuck up large
bills all over the city announcing that the
Jones combined railroad shows would
show In Bessemer on Monday, Novem-
Der z.
The tents .will be situated on Fifteenth
street and Arlington avenue. The show
will give two performances and a street
narade
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Getting Ready for Rally.

The republicans of this beat are making
elaborate preparations for the republican
rally to be held at Foleys opera house
next Friday night under the auspices of
the Beat 20 Republican club. Several
prominent orators will address the meet
ing, among whom will be John I. Blake
more and William r. Farley.
Sam Foley, president of the club, will
preside and introduce the speakers.
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Fire Cause Excitement.

Considerable excitement was caused to-
night about O'clock by the little 2h-year
old child of r. H. Harding who lives
on Nineteenth street and Berkeley ave-
nue. turning over a lamp, which exploded
and fired the house. The flames shot up
ward, making a large blaze for short
time. The fire department was called out
but the neighbors extinguished the blaze
before much damage was done.
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To Erect New Structure.

Crotwell Bros have purchased an en-
tire block on Twenty-first street, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues from the Bes-
semer Coal, Iron and Land company for
the purpose of building a planning mill
and woodwork establishments
For some time Crotwell Bros. have been
conducting a lumber business on Third
avenue. Work on the new structure will
begin in few days
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Attention, BIRMINGHAM EaaIes.

The members of the Birmingham Aerie
No. 2G8, f. o. E., are urgently requested
to meet at their hall Sunday afternoon
at o'clock TO attend the funeral of
Brother II. u. Graham Services will be
conducted from the chapel of Green and
company, at o'clocK and interment will
be in Elm Leaf cemetery. IL e. Warner,
Worthy President: Charles Il. Veitch,.
Worthy Secretary.
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Tenant Hoe Burns.

Considerable excitement was caused to-
night by a tenant house in the rear Of
j. w. Minors residence catching fire and
the flames spreading to some large pine
trees. The house was located on Avenue
G. and Eighteenth street. The department
was called out and extinguished the
flames before much damage had been
done. The loss will not exceed $500
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-30

HOME UNION BREWERY,
Both Phones 58l.
Quick Service,
BOTTLED BEER
Standard, Pale,
Wuerzburger,
Celebrated Erlanger Malt,
Ask your Physician about it.
Alabama Brewing Company.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-30

High school building. In addition to rou-
tine business and the monthly report of
the superintendent some other important
matters will probably come before the
body.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-30
USED FORTY GRAINS
MORPHINE A DAY
WAS TAKEN OFF OF ALL DRUGS
IN SIX DAYS.
GAINED A POUND DAY
SUFFERED NO PAIN OR INcoN.
VENIENcE.

Does Not Want or Crave a Narcotic of
Any Descrlptlon-The Patient Con-
sIders Himself a Thoroughly Cured
Man and Is Happy Over His FREQ
dom.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-30

Property was assessed in Jefferson
county in 1870 at $1,350,630. The present
tax assessment exceeds s5o,o0oo0o and
upward 1t goes.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-30

put Of the mines where they are worked
is very satisfactory and is constantly on
the increase
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You are invited TO see novel exhibit
tiOn in our First Avenue windows on
Tuesday afternoon Nov. I, at 4 O'Clock!
Wanted-Immediately, five
seamstresses for our woTnen,s
garment altering department
A Group of Specials in
WOm6n.S Underwear

Oneita and Merode-The two best
makes of underwear. Advertisers NAV
challenge that statement However,
not seriously, because they know down
in their hearts that it is true. The Oneita
and Merode excel in fitting qualities
both are the result of study on the un-
derWear subject. The Merode particu-
larly, never bulges or wrinkles at the
Waist-ftting always smooth and close,
enabling you to obtain the smallest DOS
sble waist without the sacrifice of one
iota of comfort.
Of cotton, wool and mixed cotton
and WOOL Warmth without weight.
Coziness at small cost.
Todays values are money savers.
At 0Oc each Vest and Drawers, silver and
Wv ecru, silk facings, pearl buttons.
Ribbed cotton
At kOc each-Vest and Drawers, silver
Wv grey, white and eeru Cotton
Silk crochet front, tape at neck.
At 2Oc each-Vest and Drawers. Fine
Wv choice cotton with slight wooden
mixture-very elastic, however, non-shrinking
crochet tape at neck
At 400 each-Oneita Union Suit-Button
1OO across breast Glove fitting, smooth
as second skin. Crochet and tape at neck
At QO0 each-Oneita Union Suits for chill
Wv dren, heavy, fleece lined Several
colors.
Birmingham agents for Rubens Infants I'm
derwear.
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A Monday Showing of
Waists in Wool

Besides the intrinsic money value
of the waists they have an intrinsic
style value that enhances them wonder
fully. But we never charge for the
style; it is the ITO boot" that always
goes with Saks bargain.
These are of woolens- meant for
blustery winter wear. Nuns Yelling,
Mohair, Sicilian and Etamine. There's
a grace and charm woven in every
weave and the hard finish bristley
threads spell Service" and Service"
The styles are beautiful. Simple tailor
effects that express an inexpressible
"something'-What is it? 1t can be
seen, almost felt, butt can be expressed
no more than can a great ardent love.
Descriptions that do not describe
At Il Ok-of Nuns Yelling. White,
Blue and Black. Stock collar
with attached bow Full shoulders-fu 'front.'
rather Gibsonesque. Front covered with pleats.
S.SO|migh might easily be called mo
wear" Hard, tough threads and lustrous
glace surface that dust glances from. These are
in Solid Whites, Royals and Champagnes with
embroidered silk dots in contrasting colors.
Stock collar, tabled. Sleeves are large-large
enough to laugh in
At y Ok Of Nuns veiling-the style
I'Oc is elaborate-but we'll within
the realm of good taste. Brown, Champagne,
Blue, Navy, Cream, White and Black. High
collar three tabs embroidered in dots and decor
ated with buttons. The yoke is set off with
crowd of minute tucks Front is decorated
with crosses of silk bands, which in turn are
embroidered in dots and tackled with buttons.
At d Ok-of Mohair-Blue, Brown and
r. ~ Black. Stock collar with an
attractive double tab. Pleats at 'front.' bound in
silk bands Silk buttons at front and at cuffs
big No. great" sleeves.
Special Showing of
III
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Demonstration
~ Corsets ~

few lines by the maker D. Hops, Esq, on the Smart
Set CorSetS. Worth reading.
American thought
skill of the werdress-
America of today.
of adaptaby American form has long been reeog
nzed in
individual and
corsetmakn that the
symmetrical lines
the qualities possessed originally.
perslently is that the Amer
either manufacture one manufac-
and savsh a French model
manufacture of csets
they corsets suited to the needs of
American
the typical French
dissmiar The typical
small Her hesh while abundant
is and
typical
smaller tractble
,h eae and tbo American ma nufactTrer PERSISTS in initiating his
difficulty
American figure with French the copies of them
made in
The that
characteristics should considered rather than ig
They believe that better to adapt the corset
o
perfect for the American Through its system of
i t any figure with out alteration
Corset skrfuIy made that
admirable The holds 1t sewed in
o of it.
all the varied demands of that ness of life which the American woman
1t combines of weigh with o
It gives elegance of air and carriage that the panes clothes when Mt
ed over
I produces Fashion demands
and will longer
Its castings for whaebon or steel are indestrueHbe
double garter attachment keeps the Smart Set Corset always in
dngup which is disagreeab feature of all
other eorsets on
In
wear which through new practical
American fits and
and permanently without alteration
Demonstration all this week by our expert
ateres Demonstration also OF Ideal Underwear for
children.
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School Board to Meet.

The board of education will meet Mon
day night at the public library in the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-30

Fine line hair brushes and
combs just in. Very low
prices. Cheeks Drug Store.
goth ST. and 4th Ave.
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Tailored Suits

- ~ - - - -
Stocks have reached a
rich round autumnal COM
pleteness. Shipments that
were delayed, recorders that
were rushed through have
all arrived. The second
floor presents a showing
that is delightful to see.
Doesn't matter whether
you come to buy or not,
just come-and look. And
if you have a weather eye
out for VALUES you will
find them. The Suits at
$14.95 and $19.0S are eX-
ceptional.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-30

Wanted-Immediately four
SaIesladies in our wOmen's
tailored suit department.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-30

COST OF specially prepared nome treat
ment for Drug Additions is depedent
entirely upon age and physical condition
of patient, kind and quantity of drug
nsed, how drug is used etc. Literature
and testimonials furnished on appllca-
tion.
Call at city office. No. AZ Poplar street,
or Chas. b. James private office, No.
III Second street address in confidence
James Old Homestead Sanatorium, or
Lock Box No. 1000.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-14
gMnocssslrbciter

Senator Gullom bon eSIIinpis be-
fiirrortet Die @inIebung zines natios
naSen S9tebsgeri9ts fir Nrbeitere
Nneelessnbeitsn. Giner pon ibm ents
tporfensn @sieBporlage ssnGb ion Elm
5ribunal BON feds Maits!iebern se-
'Gdffcn iperben, BON Denen fiinf burh
ben prdiitentsn ernannt unb bonn
Senot be Itdtigt iperoen fpllen. Sas
iedfte WtttglteD foG Der Gtaats1etre=
tor fir 9on6sl unb. Irbeit fem, hnfh
ION bieiem tein 5timnlrent in benz
Sribunal 5uiteben. Die Sc6iebsri9ter
follen na1 Dem Gntlpurf Mdnner bon
rbobem Gbarufter unb geiftigen So
btgfetten" iein. Sbrs Nmtsbouer' fou
feds Sabre betragen unb ibr @ebolG
iou iGhrlicb auf $4,000 feftgeieBt lper.
ben. Die Gbdtisfett biefes 5wRbsses
rtchts ioG barin beftebsn, bab lie in
ale Streitiefeiten stpiI6en Nrbeitsru
unb llnternebmern etnSugreifen hat,
Bel benen elmer ober bsibe Der ffreitene
ben Sbeile feline gntIdeibung pera
lonat. sSn TGllen, in benen Die beibsn
itreitenben SbsiIe ertldren, iih bsr
,Gntideibung beg 56iebsseri1ts fiji
gen su ppllen, ion nur Der gntItnsib
bss 8ericbts berDffentli9t lperbsn. SIT
bas @eridt nur BON elmer Der 5treis
tenben garteien anserllfen lpbrben
unD tpeisert fth Der sipsite Sbsil, leine
Sd6e benrfelben anaubertrauen, 10
fpa bieIes Dire 3lase perDffsntli9en
nit Der Sbatia6e, baB Der 5ipeits
She'll einsefaben ipurbe. Die 4ngeEe-
senbeit bem S6iebsgertdbt su itnters
breiten unb baB er iich ipeigerte. bos
gu tbun.
@pn benz 8eriu9e, einen 5hiebsz
ipru9 bieTes tribunals in ireenb
tpel6er WeiIe biibenb au MAIDEN, lift
gd11S abgefeben tporben, es ion nar
Die SGieoscommifiion, ipie iie bers
f9ebene Stadten beretts eingefiibrt
batel, auf natipnnGen 8pnen qejfelIi
iperben. Die Nbft9t iit, bauptIG1lih
burG ben mpraliidben Druid gu pirs
fen, fpie er entiteben mlb. ipenn cine
Streitfrase. ipo i4anlsr lie ssrfDnlAen
mag, por bas rationale 6orum / ge=
braht tpirb unb bic geIarnmte Dffenis
Iide Meinung ba3u StelInne ninmt.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-14

a3crtredtrtf6te Htawsafss1set1.
Gtm idredlidRn linsliid auf berl
Baltimore nno Gbio 8ohn TT pas diif
Der peN Marqustte 8abn ouf BEN
syuBe aefplst. Der GiIenbabnmolo9
Eat i'm lebfen sSags fiirdterIib ptslf
Spfsr seforbert. Ginsr 3niamnltIe
Iieluna bes Dr. 1plnan pom NeD
gDrter Snititut fir @o5iOlogis, sus
fofae, Tino fpdbrsHo Der lcb.sn tunf
sSSd1re auf Giientabnen in ben Nsf.
5taaten 1880 perioHen irnlgtioIis
men anb 253, ,823 nsrlsbt Dorbes,
Dur6i6nittlid q 1pDte unb l39
Nertpuabeh fir jebeu Sag. Bout aHitr
liher 5tdftltit bes 5taates pennsnis
porrien ton,sn bort SO PoiIdgiere itmB
2eben unb 2713 erIitten 0erleblngen.
bon 'Dem 8etriebsperIonal fdncsn 1923
ihren 3oo un'D 14,059 tomsn Sti
S9aben.
Geit bem erIten Sanuor oes
eben dbsetoufenen sSa3res hafen, elneD
2uiannnen Itslung Der G6icago Srts
tune SuFolse, einunbOreibis nn9lldss
fG[ls ouf Giien6a6nsn nit srpber Wsrs
lHIfliEe an Sobten unb 8srspiiittttsasts,s
Fattgsfuuben. gai6t Elm Monot iis
ppriibsrgesangen, obne baB itiht tfn
ungliidsfaQ 5u per3eidflsn seipetstt
mare. Die 3ubl bat 5lssnpmmsn, big
bisIer IeBts Wlo1;at ale Die aneeeTs
iiberbietst. Sn ben eiHunDoreibig
Sydllsn purben 421 perIonen auf bsr
Gtele aet00tet uno 6O2 f9psr perle5t.
Die ungIiidsfdas pd6renb Der lebs1p
pier5s6n Sage erga6en: uuf Der 8ure
Iington unb AuincDs8abn flint 3DDte
uno 3e6n 8ertpunbete; auf Der Balti5
more unD SAioz8ubr So gDbte unb
5D0lf 8erDlrnoete; arf Der ct. Souls
rnb San S5ranciscoz8u6n neun 5pbie
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auf ber San Jranciscoz8abn ereisnete
iin, neil elm 9rsnier eingsIdlafen
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bate ii9 auF eine rptbe 2utsrne Dera
lofen, bsren 2tdt bsr Gturmlpiab
au&6Iie5. .8er6rederiids Na9ldffigtsii
III allen sSdllen. Die eissntIihen III,
hcber berIelbelp fptrb man lint ifrafen,
tofiir lit Der @influB Der Corporation
nen 3u mG9tig. 9te erihredenbe
9dufigfeit Der ltng(idsfdlle aber Iollte
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cufriitteIn, nit tpeI6er es Die 6pl9en
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Stonbs iein, sine Qutoritdt gu f6dfs
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Die 8a6nen nt6t porTGiibea. G3 iIt
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-14

mir pertreiben uns Die 3eit 10
ldrgs. Bis he lins Dertrsibt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-14

Oas srpbe 8altinprer SGnz
gerfet fpiiuoe einen ueberihuB BON eli
niger talrieno Dollars Itatt eintqer
bunbart baben, tpsnn ni9t bic uOpz
nationen" tpdren Giner ber Oiref<
tpren bes nor5DitfiGsn 9Gneerbunz
bes, Sarl Gubl, IN p6ilobelpbia,
inreibt barber: nGerdbesu emp0reno
lit es, ben 8stuas bpn $4720 fir Opz
nattpnen aus5ugeben, unb nod enpDz
renoer 1T es, baB SeitprGftbsnt Wie=
tnGnn ii4 dls Seitprdlibent $4,000 ols
Donation fur fet1e alrbeit pptiren
ldBt, auberbem eine gpIbene ltbr i'm
Wertbe bon $500 als Donation am
iimrt nno fpqor iich sire &ifte Giz
garren i'm Wertbs bon 500 fdsnfen
ldBt. 6esrsott i'm 9imnel, mo lpar
ienroas Elm Sditserfeit@ prdiibent, Der
es gepaet bdtte, iicb 10 fir ieineNtiibe
sntT6dbisen 3u laFen2" 6arr Rubl
5eiet nun am 8eiipieNe aller friiberen
prdfiberlsen bon 5dnserfeften bes
nprbDitltGan SGnserbunbes, bah fie
aus si9ener Sai1e Spfer bra6ten,
ftatt S9enfunsen anallneblnen.
Sir unIere. nniperiitdten lit es balS
3eit, eine reile 5dfultdt, bic ienIatio=
nelle, ms aeben au rufen. Dem Ianee
gefii6lten 8ebirFniB piel.r prD4
fehoren ndmlib ntuB urbstirst abs
GeeoIfen Derben.
Williston graphic., 1904-10-06
A Word About Coon Hollow"

People 60 to the theatre as a rule to
be interested and amused; that is Why
plays like "A Romance of Coon Hollow"
are so we'll liked. This popular comedy
drama has story that holds one-it is
not far western piece-its scenes are
laid in the Tennessee mountains. 1t
has funny scenes galore, and it's charac-
ters are as quaint as those OF Dickens.
Besides that there is dramatic strength
seldom seen except in the standard
dramas. In the whole range Of the
drama no more exacin9 roles can be
found than the two mountaineers,
Clyde Harrod and Lem Stockwell. The
play is given with special new scenery,
and, in addition to a fine cast, there are
q quartette and troupe of pickaninny
dancers. This pleasing romance will be
presented at the Williston Opera House
on November 7.
Williston graphic., 1904-10-06
WheelOck Items.

" u004OcA xL0hS.
Miss Gertrude Nelson left for an ex.
tended visit east last Saturday.
Anton Thompson, from Faribault,
Minn., arrived here Monday to spend
the winter on his claim weet of town.
Mrs. H. A. Mores returned from her
visit t. Knox last Wednesday.
The ladies' aid of the NJ. e. church
was entertained by Mrs. Lien on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Charley johnson from Benson, Minn..
is spending some time on bis claim.
Mr.. Mathiasen arrived here last Fri
dav TO look after his claim.
John Hermae. manager of the Bond
Lumber Co.. spent Sunday with friends
in Ray.
Mr.. Thorson, our livery man. drove
out to bis claim last Sunday.
The ladies aid of the Lutheran church
met with Mrs. Wee on Thursday after.
noon.
Mrs. Cohen and children from Cul.
bertson, Mont, is visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
Mrs. John Elliott called ON friends
here Thursday.