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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-18
OLD SAUGUS EVENTS.
Muscovite Was the Only Favorite to
Win.

Saugus. Mass. Aug. IA large attend
ance witnessed the racing at old SauSns
track. today. The only faNoi1te To win
was MuScovite, who sold at even money
against the field. After losing the hrSt
heat he took the next three without much
effort.
Driver Paige created Il surprise when
he sent Nancy Nelson to the front in the
30 trot after finishing lllh III the hrSt
heat. The mare took the next three
heats with little trouble. Willard Saun-
drrs was made fav"ritc in the -! trot-
ting class. but was beaten by Alberta.
who took the race in straight heats. The
summarizes:
2.15 CLASS, TROTTING PURSE $500.
Alberta, b & Dorc). | l
Willard Saunders. b tM"rrlileld)---5
Evelyn Byrd. b m (Arthur) !;
Sonata. b m chimney. ......-..-..4 4 !
Little Baron. b g Hiarris) -.....-...1 . >
Time 2.15i4. 2-l3l4. 2.144=-
FREE FOR-ALL CLASS. PACING,
PURSE 500.
Major Muscovite, br (Clippen-
-, ser1 ;'".;.,....;;....i;;;;;..........-'5 ! ! l
Peeler Patron. b = Paige). - )
Royal r. Sheldon, blk Z u;ice and
Time. 2.oSel, ..ot'i 2.1la., 10
30 CLASS, TROTTING, PURSE 500
Nancy Nelson, CHI m Gaige).....1l ! !
nimple, oh m Earing)..:; ...,.l .
Fairview Chimes. CHumph-
reyvillc) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
AlZymont, b z Uage).
bernardo, br (Carpenter).......3 q
cassie G. blk m (kinscy) 80 10 II 3
I,,rnn Patch h q (Yapp). S ) .
McDougal, oh U.asclD. .........5 )
Tanrilla, h m UolvilleD............6 . II
Gambia b m CTittr) 10 I 10
Truthful Chimes. b h DDemareSD.1 10 IL 1
S. ii. Strong. CHI 0-awrence). DIS
Time, 217A, 2.1J-4, 2.15A, 2lGA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01

-Lost-One small blue ana .reeu
enamelled watch; liberal rev Id if
returned to Miss Nina Byingg9!. . nb
West Fifth.
For Sale-Fcur heavy 10 ygy
mules; four good farm mules. b.
gains if sold at once. Apply % !.
Louis Stave and Lumber com BAL
Pine Bluff. Ark.
1T is said that one of the you1
ladies with the Adams Printing col
paily will be wed to a prominent u
tie Rock business man at an ear
date.
-Lost-Silver and pearl handle 81
umbrella, left on West Sixth aven,
car on December 10, after $50 D. /
Engraved Eva, 1902" Liberal rewa1
for return to Coon's drug store,
DIR. O. w. Clark has been the gu,
OF his parents in this city for Il
past few days. DR.. Clark has forme
co-partnership with DR.. A. C. 10
dan, one Of the leading physicians, al
a noted surgeon of Pine Bluff, an
will go tc that place Jan. 1.-Nashvill
Ark, News. DR.. Clark has not yet a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01
PERSONAL POINTS.
+ r r r + + r + + r + + + + r

Mrs. Harris of Wilmar is at the Tru-
Icck.
S. J. Daugherty of Thornton is in
the city.
w. p. Orr of Texarkana is a business
visitor in the city.
G. w. Butts and wife cf LinwOOd are
registered at the Trulock.
Messrs. w. n. Langrord, J. B. Speers
and w. J. Galbraith are members Of q
hunting party which left last night
for a trip to Louisiana.
Col. ChaS. r. Duke of -.onticello was
in the city today en- route to Little
Rock to attend the banquet given by
officers of the Arkansas state guarC
in honor of Gen. T. j. Chuchill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE

The annual meeting of the STOCK.
holders of the Hammett Grocer com.
pany will be held at the Office of the
association at u m. on Monday tha
1lt} day of January, 1904 to elect di.
ree-sTs and for other lawful purposes.
A. w. MUM, Sec'y,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01
SUIT ON ACCOUNT,

Suit was filed in the circuit court
yesterday by kaufman's Bazaar com
pany against Gabe Meyer fer $319.39
alleged to be due on personal accents
that have been running mcnthly for
over a year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01

-SlMONS' WILL BE CLOSED
FRIDAY, JAN. /, TO ARRANGE
THEIR STOCK FOR THEIR DUMP
SALE WHICH BEGINS SATURDAY
JAN. 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01

u w BOyce deVOLeS hlS time to rents
See the "Racket's" windows.
Read the "Racket's" ad "nuf ced.'
Hardware at the Racket" "Nuf
ced."
Try Feinberg's parners, los East
Second avenue.
Handkerchief bargains. The
Racket "Nuf ced."
IT you see it in our ad it's to bs
had. "Nuf eed." The Racket"
New Year drunks are plentiful to.
day, and it is swearing off, day, too.
Ten or fifteen women are wanted
at the American Excelsior laundry.
Ladies' hats, feathers, plumes.
wings. The Racket" "Nut ced."
Table damask. $3.50 quality, at
the Racket" $1.19 a yard. "Nuf ced."
Dry oak and pine wood for sale.
Telephone me at old phone 1O7.-J. S.
Currie.
-Ryah's catarrhnnG cures you
colds and headaches when all Other
remedies fail.
Call for carriages and luggage day
or night. Old phone Nc. IS. Helms
and Chestnut.
Furniture and stoves at one.halt
original cost.-Sidney Helms and com.
pany, second hand store, 21O West
Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
4 + r + y + Z + + + + + + 3 = :
TO THE PU BLlC:

The approaching holiday season
calls from Us our best wishes for a
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year. With the New Year we end
our first years business as a real es-
tate firm. To those whc, have favored
us with their patronage, we thank
most heartily, and bespeak a contln.
uanee of the same courteous treat
ment and prompt attention. To those
who have not. we solicit their patron.
age, and unhesitatingly promise them
the best and pfomptest service. in
their behalf.
With the compliments Of the season.
We are, hustlingly yours,
LEITNER & VEIL.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01

Two million Americans suffer the
torturing pangs of dyspepsia. No need
to. Burdoek Blood Bitters cures. At
any drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01

-SlMoNS' DUMP SALE pRic
{ TURDAY WILL BE A FEAST:
u WEAR CLOTHES.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01

The Herr and Helyie Lumber COM
pany is running regular again after
having put in new boiler and en-
gine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01

SATURDAY, IAN. 2. slMoNs'
DUMP SALE STARTS. WAIT FOR
BARGAINS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01

Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Simmons after
spending Christmas with their friends
and relatives here will return to their
home at Lewisyille this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01
Sixth and Chestnut
School.....
302 w. Sixth Avenue.

KINDERGARTEN AND GRADES 1, 2.
8, 4, S, 6 AND7.
TEACHERS AND SPECIALISTS:
Mrs. M. C. Jones, Miss caIlie Jones.
Miss M. T. Allen, Miss Nellie saIIee
Miss Marion Larche, Miss AnoelJ. Miss
Gussie Murphy, Mr.. M. D. McNeil,.
School will reopen January 4, 1904
A new class will be organized
MISS CALLIE JONES.
302 West Sixth Ave; old phone 598.
New phone 269.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01

impossible t. foresee an acci
OF impossible to be prepared Il
:. Thomas Eclectric Oil. Mon
,er pain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01

rived in the city having beenslet
on account of the illness of hiyer
j. W. Allen will open his.sa
loon in the Elks' theater builGai
evening. IA
The rain stops the work ot5o
the pavement on West Secoa 4
West Sixth avenues.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01

Mr.. W. L. Thomasson is visiting a
CornersvilIe this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01
FAITH.

Faith. Jan. 1.-Mr Frank Zanger has
rented his place and vineyard to G. w.
May and is moving to Pine Bluff to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Alexander after
spending several days with relatives
here, returned to Little Rock Tues
day.
Mr.. II E. Helyie visited Pine Bluff
yesterday.
Mr.. S II. Wilson and Miss Sue Ea-
ton attended the dinner at Sulphur
Springs Saturday.
Miss Fannie Lamkin has just re
turned from New Edingburg, where
she has been visiting for some time
The Macon school opened yesterday
with Miss Myrtis Banning of Sulphur
Springs teacher.
There was good attendance at the
Methodist church Sunday. Services
We're conducted by Rev. J. M. Rogers,
pastor in charge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01

FUDGE, FRESH FUDGE.
NUT FUDGE, THE GOOD
JUST IN.-STRAUSS AND Mi
THE GRocERs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01

PRICES WILL BE DUMPEt
THE VERY LOWEST Ar e,Ml
DUMP SALE SATURDAY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01

Mr.. II. E. Helyie visited Pine Bluff
yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-01

D W Boyce deyotes his time to rents
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-26

gs ,uirb bermtt Eott5 9e9eben, oaB Die Gommifu.
ndre pOn 2usearalpas eountp, Gbto, bis 6reitng,
IL. Suui l9U4, Wtittags II lbr periiegete 4ngebple
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ben ban Srnde uber Den 2uscarQnas SFluR OH
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Aarteu NIT Sage Der Bride, 9rsftle uub 8ldue,
Spe3rtatione uno ueber'niage, etc Tur oeu Sou iuD
i'll oer aubtprs Office Necergelegt uuo tDuueu bort
etnAelepeu merbeu.
si.6er, Der sn au9ebot tbut Iou axolsid nit benz.
ieltFH Ylant, SpeolHtatlpneu Hno &tlen uber rags
frat ein :etet lporIn ole ART 9rOBe uHo Guatta bes
Wtateruts un9eJeben t ous Det 0cln Sau Der Britde
oermenost mcr>en iDl Hno 5u9lel AUDI Die &etftun9ss
tan8fett oes Saues, penn osllelbe nolenset ut.
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PaenlreDtc mlG 0tu pprgeinlaNeuCu Sl1ueu perbuuE
ben fino uuo relbe &belt oupoH.
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8rideu nado onoeren Yi1uen, belpuoers pDu Stein,
Concrete ooer i1abIernsn Sr9en. Golden angeboteu
miileH pI6ne, Spesiatpuen, &iten ubtr be Irao.
tratt etc. belgele9t lperben.
IS lperoeu uup 2luaeppte eutgegeuaenDmnlen fir
8rufen uno onosren Eianeu belonoers pou Stsiu,
Concrete uno ttablernen SO9en. Spl1en Angeboten
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tratt ETC. bet9ele9t meroeN
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uilo e5lntGttonca uper, init mr. en bic Ill 9 aug
uut bic GeltuHgsfaglytet Der ~orids porgeI6rleUeH
fino, crt.n aber IN Se5ug au Die &an9e Der riIteu.
bogen bic Anoronun9 oerlelben, Die 2Seite bes 5abr
Deges uno Der Sur9erlte19e pon ben urfprun9ltd]en
8Ianen aptpeihen,
aEe Angeppis aiiien III Der Gifce bes Gountp.aubi.
tors am L. SUM- 1904 WtIttags INT II ubr eiugeredt
teln unb perosu blselbeu a!soann geDIfuet ln9 ges
leien.
Seb.s an9sbpt muB nit oem pollen gtameu auer
Veronen bic oil bemleIben et jutsrefie baben
istHnet fen nno mug bon enem 3epplt BON eintaut
Ieno Dollars ober cine beglnub 5ts Aupetiung fir bies
len Yetrag .un etne Yant III Snscarapas epuntp,
5abIbar ON ben AUDITOR Don 2Iscaralpas @ountp be.
glettet tetn. alS Sarantte ooAr oaB Der gtter ben
Sputrott inrerbalb fiiui Sa9eu, Ha5oen bn 5ugeE
fprDd3en iit, annebmeu mtro.
8as ReGt m,ro .porpebalteu ei:iselne pber ole au.
ssbDte aurudsumeilen.
aus Auitra9 Der 2puntpsG sGpmmiiipadre,
6. 6. 6ernfeIL Sr, ...
2eputDs4nottor ton &usearalpas SpuutD.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-26
Aufgepakt
Tarnter -

Marnm i'm Norben bIsibeH, po man Iehs
Mpnate I'M Sapr auis Saus angetpieieu III
nnb bas perfpnIuuttrt mas man in ben ans
seren ie1s Wlonofsn eeponueu baty
Geben Gie NOD benz Snben. mo Gle iebeH
Monat int Sabr aui benz Gelo orbeiten Rbn-
Ren unb ipp bic Jelber bus aanse Sabr bine
sarn Jribte tragen. G8enn sic Elm Wieb.
sabtsr finp, tpiiiea gis baB bas @ieb iebt
hon isinem 5ett aebren muB unb auBerbem
gesen bic 2drte oes miuters beidhbt .ipers
ben ntub.l
Oefononliins Diebtunt iebt ,stpei Nittige
Geeenitdnbe borans: Ndmli6 Gutter. mel.
1es JItii1 erseuos uxa ioIdbes, peldes sett
oniest in pertrd9lidtH 0erbdItntnen.
A,abama unb JIorioa eraenseH rei6lidh
bic geIpet gphnsn uRb gai1apa beibe fnb
bic beiten JutterFtoife, pelde ber MeIt be.
fannt Fnb. sJtebr @slD fanu perbient iuey-
ben init peniQer Mrbeit auf Der Garm pber
nfit Jrhbte, gesren cber Gemiiiegdrtuerei
anf bem 2aube an nn1erer Babu entIang int
Giiben oIs in iratnb eiuem 2onbestbeile Der
1IRion.
Menn Gis intsreitrt rnb unD peiters Sas
formation tplnfdeR, 56reibeu Sic an
g. A. PARK,
General Snbu5irial nnb Gmmiaration Mgent
2nnispiIle II gsaibbiIle n. o.,
aOuispile ReHtadp.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-26

Seoen sonntas grcurIionen nod
@lepelano.
Nad @toen, eioneiten. gDefen
uno Norotpefen. 8unofabrtsSifets
fhr 6eimiu9er, siiltig 81 Sage, am /.
uno 8. Sonnerfaa in jeoem Wonat big
gum Is. NoDelnber. rs
gfa6 Ntlantic @itp am L., g, a.
uno 5. Sum- fir ben Yreis Der ,ein=
fa9en sfabrt nit einem 3uidlag bon
$l.OO fiir Die Runofabrt. 3ifets gill.
tis bis Is. Stunt. 6
gta6 2ina, g., am g., 7.uno 8.
SUM- fur ben greis Der eiufa6en 6abrt
nit einem 3ui9laa BON 25 Gents fir
bic 8unbfabrt. Sidets siiltis big IL.
SUM-. 6
Wlit benz Sntraftreten zines neuen
Gabrplanes peroen piebsr Sonnta9s=
@rcurlonen einsefiibrt, cine 3unofabrt
nod Glepelano totet $l.50 uno na9
3miibenltationen eutfpredeno biliee
Brelie. 8
Nm 23., "a. uno 25. Mui na6 @le=
pelano fir ben einfu6en prei5 nit ei=
mem 3uidlaq pon Is Gents iii, bic
&unofabrt. 5ifets gut bis gum q.
Wai. 3
gta6 Der MeItausHslune in ct.
Souls. SaiIon= Sifets, gut big gum
Is. 9e5ember. lopie 80 Gage 5idets,
l5 Sage Sldets gu BEN nieoriaften
Breiieu. 80
g}a9 Qtron am 23. uno "a. SUM-
gu l Gents bic Meile isosn Mes uno
etnem 3uidlus bon 25 @ents fiir Die
Runofabrt.
Nad Chicago pom Is. big 20. SUM
gu einem Sabrpreis fir bic Gunofabrt
uno elnem 3ul6lag bon 25 @ents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-26

2peia garnhia Su gliaobeb gettiecro, 1peirot 2s9
Srant eanIH su uailton saeoep, eot 200 ubrias.
billie. S1700
m Midae! Sinssart Il; g. our ersiebunss.ssbOrOs BON
Gitp. 81.
2ana MotEtt au 20. w 1ruep, eot unb abeiuDt s.
maItsr 5arbetp gu eIifobetb grisnor, Got 90, So-
fheu. $780,
Snaosnhittsu gau 8; asibseIeutaatt su saeOb
Gnpber, Gbeilot 49, Srabenbitten. $10SO.
Trsoertd 8eguIa 3u Caroline 9roipu, liz Ader.
Seff.ripn. 5000.
MN au Caroline Bropu, liz e5.loo g6.r Setter.
6. 9. 9Onobep su wausbp sbafer. 1sH adsr. Bar.
Samss gsrDue sn earrp 9Osue, 60 older, gsrrs,
Ssrnms !d saire su eN. maaom, 81 4sIloo sdsr.
g., e 8, gsuIstou; sosrmnnO. ~ ebrft nsussr,
N.ip gb;Ia si5S7. ''' N'|'' s'''''''' "'' 'O' '''
Sioae eple II. a. au Morgoret Sbernlau, 9beinots
l. 2. uno 4. DenuiiDu, 81.
Samantha gu Wtartba Cor. 1ol ader Miu, $3.50
Sames SmiIep gu 3uIbo NongoIo, 2Ot q. 3oper.
Wtaria Toner su wesIep 1raen unb 5houos miI.
Jon. 301s 4der. &niprence $60883O.
Sarab 81 arIbur Stbotles. 2ot 219, 9ooer, $780,
9btItp RarI gu Gnbreip Wens. &Dt 1856. 8pp.r.
g: 2: aapist9 su 3. 10. etapL sots Is uuO l6.
Gbas &tes au George Meeie Sot 5, BbiIipsburg.
$3.50.
g. 8. maensr, Sheriff. su ansearapas Ban &
Daniel gu Simon aiuics, l45A ader, marpid.
Caroline gdmiot su aba 2orens. 2ut 4O7 Sem 9bi.
IabeIpba, sl250
- 9oosr eanS 4 Smp. 60. su Simon @troub. aOts
Gomuno MoIf su Bertha Smith aut 20 uno 81,
Senniion, $500
9aneI gOrOn.r sn 5oroep gr.lpsr, absiuot 9.
SDper. $3.50. :.
a 8; 9. S9rDep su Games eeOtt, abeiaot 24s, gsep
RbiIa, $1,000.
Glen :. m,upeor su ebas. eaup.r Il ader, 60.
81, smmst et0dsr gu a.nrp weI4. Got IS unO "a gOrt
Solun guisl gu gaop WiIIou Sots 10 uub 20. 9euni.
iou. $4,000.
eorrine nit!oa su George wseeow, aOt 20. glod
IA, 9enntipn, $1,000.
: Sobn Stcine9rep gu gsrtab SDbnfon, got 20. eaN
gbonesbine, $225.
Sbriftian 9.is su Robert gatterfon, Got 59 9Op.r,
Clara unb 5rantIix msapsr su sertab SobuIuu,
27A Gnaora'Gutben. Sn9arcreet $1440
Senr9 S'Ho u H. gu Saeob Utaurer. lbeiIIut 4, 9o'
aIbsrt 9ummermutb su s. Sdsrt, ad.r, auburu.
gbuip Tsegue su gbas Sau. 1D.nOts, Min. s5
o,i Mn SnOosl gu .gSnt. SsibpIb, absiIot 45o NeW
Yh!il Sarper gu sarosr Bros. Co., Cots 81 uno 81
Gtr6Bburg. $500.
al ~. L., 4,
Mb., 4pber, 81.
Hsb. &bdns au Tennifpu Winiua CD s15& 2cer
Union, 5000.
Rob. @ssb 3n 9snaiion Nin,u9 Co.. Il ader,
linton, $780,
Sutton SDobsr su abum &aussr. 2ot2 9unbes,
$ll0.
Glen Wiuipear su 9ad 2ibertsre. ader, Sufben,
$2e7.
Sooer 2ano & Smp. SO. Su Soeob PORN, SptB o5
% uuo 123, Spoer. $I.1
9tefel6e OIL &bas. porn, 2ots 64 unb 91 SOBER 81.
Nh0S 9erfIP2 n Qnnfh no QpfI 9lafp
gbiIa., $514o.
Warp uno Sobn Mattns su Curtis Refer. Got %,
Wtibpale, 1900
Sobu Re,ier su 6. O. p.nrp aut45, 1useara,pas,
siso0.,
ga. Penrp su eberman stsniple 2ot 12, ausca.
rarpas. $500.
Jrant su satb.rin. p,eSr.sor, 40 1915 ader, War.
ren, $l260.
6. n. unb 8. 3. apn.p uub 2ouis yopba.I unb 8.
s. Sen9hmot. Sots Is uuo H. Ssnniion, $1,000.
Gbas. @arber au Clinton 3artliue &ot 10, Strob'
bura, $780,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-26
g1neuen GimbaIt d aebotea.

5. q. 0uuebse BON gerbena, Nta.,
mar 3ipei Mal i'm 5Olpitat tresen eineS
fdlimmen gnfalles BON 5amprr6pioen,
Die "a Oefhwulfs perurla6ten. Nad<
nem alIc aerste uno Webi;inen gu furts
rem ssrf,blteE, setct gudlsn's Qrnica
Salte f6ueilen ginhalt uno turirte ibn.
gle 1T bic bette Salte in eer Welt.
Sie turirt gdmdrsn, !samorrtcipen,
Sranbwunten, Suetihunsen, S6nitt@
iruuben etc. ylur 25e. Die S6a6tel.
5eilung sarantirt Der Qpptbefer 6. 9.
SIN Gainsbersers Aprs
tbete wirp reutl6 eelprchen.
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Rata att Sritfenbatter.


6 prb hermit Nutis seesben bab bic summtftO
ndre opn 2nSearapas &ountg, D., bis
Greitas. II. Sunt 1904,
Witoas II llbr perIi.s,le ansebpte enteegennebmeu
peroen fir bic 9ieeruug oes Dtaerals uno ben Baa
elmer Briide Iber ben Sblo Sanal an Der JactDrD
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9eIelbe jpn aus etnen 9p9en ppT Is Sub 21nge bes
fttben BON Der Wlitte Der StuBmauefn aus.
9ie treie Strabsnpste lou 40 SUB betra9en uHo bic
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Rartsa init Der Sage Der griite Yrofls politanSise
fub IN Der Aubtors Office ntebergelegt unb fbnnen
bort eiHQe'eben peroen.
Jeber Bieter ipu nit fetuem 4n9ebot Yldne, Spe5i'
tfaitonen b 2liteu ber bic Sro9iraft enreiden ios
lpie Aneaben uber bic art 6rpBe uno Gnalltdt oeS
Utaeriols baS bel benz 8aue oerpenoet tperoeu fon,
iowe b.r bi. 9.itunssdbisfett Oss ganes msan oer-
sruer ion aneeqeb.n tperstn Oh bel ben 9ldnsn ein
8at.ntred,t Snr YerpeHouns tomu1t u1o BET nelbeM
Sb.iIs peri,l6su,
bon ben uriprlnelihen 9IdHen in esns auf bic ban.
art obipeiGtn unb aud in 8esua anf bos Utoterial,
tei bafitIbe nun Stetu, Gonerete ooer Stablbp9eu.
GpIdbt Mnaebnte lni1ieu aber ppn YGnen, Spe3fa=
tpuen 4ien Der astuussidbi9tet etc. besIeiet fem
slber ole iplte Nneepote niilren in 8eSug aui Sci.
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1dbereS bel ben Xidetagenten.
The Van Buren press., 1904-07-02

commercial college connected with
New Subiaco Abbey conducted by
the fathers Of the order Of st. bene-
dict. 1t was established in 1881 in
corporated under the state laws In
1896, and Is empowered to confer all
the collegiate degrees
Removed from the distractions Of
town lfe, New Subiaco College has
beautiful location for an education.
al institution
The new abbey with which the col
logo IN connected IN massive struc'
ture erected Of sandstone, and pre-
sonts an imposing appearance. The
main buildings, when completed, Will
form large square measuring 2l6
feet on each side. with a wing 40 by
co extending the east front. II com.
prsos four stories aud n basement
The buildings fronting east and part
Of the buildings fronting north are
occupied by the religious community
OF New Subiaco. the west wing and
part Of the north wing are devoted 10
college purposes,
The Van Buren press., 1904-07-02

The priests Of the order OF 81
Benedict established themselves in
oco0 oor0'v q ouar'o" Of century
ago, when the county was almost TO-.
tally unInhablted on section Of
land donated by q railroad company,
who also furnished them with TEN.
porary buildings,
From the time Of the priests arrival
the surrounding country began 20
settle up with q thrifty class Of poo
pie, and today the wisdom Of the
donors Of the site Is shown by the
many thousands Of happy homes
founded, and the millions produced
annually by the pioneers who follow.
ed the good priests into the then
almost wilderness on the evening
Of the dedication, the students Of
New Subaco college most crcdItably
rendered Shakespeare Merchant OF
Venice, according to an adaptation
by the teachers,
The latter institution Ia n classical