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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-07-20


are sorry to see Pete leave us and
hope that he may ever be success
full in all he undertakes.
Get some of that $40 Land loan
money. Frank E. Funk,
LIST Natl. Bank. Washburn.
Now that the streets are being
graded up what is the matter with
fixing up some Of the crossings? 1t
is alu:o$t Impossible during a wet
spell to get from one side Of the
street to the other on account of
the mud and now it will be much
worse on account of the grading
being done. The village council
should get together and devise
some system Of street work. Get
it down to a system and then there
will be no necessity of having a
piece Of street graded here and
there.
Senior and Mrs. johnson de-
parted Monday for Dickinson,
where the former is a delegate to
the Grand Lodge K. of P. which
place the lodge convened Wednes-
day and Thursday. Mrs. johnson
is a delegate to the grand lodge
Rathbone Sisters which also con-
vened at the same place. Mr. and
Mrs. johnson Will make a tour of
the Yellowstone Park before they
e turn home.
Talk to R. M. Brown about that
Lumber Bill.
Farmers & Merchant Lumber Co.,
Washburn, N. D.
Washburn is going to be the
headquarters in the way of pleas.
ure boats. We have the gasoline
yatch Irene and a party from
here recently purchased one of the
latest improved gasoline launches
from a firm in Minneapolis and it
is expected to reach here any day.
Besides the two launches on the
river there are a number of skiffs.
It will be seen that Washburn is
well supplied with pleasure crafts
of all kinds.
This week we are the whole
thing from Office boy to editor. We
are not very busy and between acts
will try and get the new press. room
ready for the next issue. Mr.
Juell, our compositor, had to 60
to Garrison to take charge of the
Times and we are holding down
the cases.. Talk about hours on
the farm? We have been putting
in about 20 hours Of the twenty
four and the end is not yet in sight,
For Sale:-On the crop payment
plan, 800 acres near old Coleharbol
Price remarkably low. Write the
Klein Land Agency.
R. N. Brown, the genial manager
of the Farmers-M Merchants Lum.
Der Co., moved into his new home
this week and the way he handled
the heavy articles of furniture was
a caution. Mr.. Brown said that
he did not care to move every day
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown have one OF
the neatest homes in our village.
Attorney Hyland who was ope-
rated on for appendicitis last week
has so far recovered as to be able
to write letters. This, will be good
news to his many friends here who
wish for' him a speedy restoration
to health. sa.
Mesdames Wallin and Hogue
and F. Irwin Root and wife, were
Dickinson visitors this week at
tending the meeting of the grand
lodge K. of P. and the Rathlbtone
Sisters.
Live Stock Insurance.: p
Funk, First Natl Bank, Washburn
Don't be afraid to call us on the
telephone and give US the news
The Leader phone is No. II.
Thre,hinq N -chines Insured il
lodi line Insurance Companies. I.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-07-20

Secondhand Furniture for sale.
Inquire at Merchants Hotel.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-07-20

Get some of that $50 Land loan
money. Frank E. Funk,
LIST Natl. Bank. Washburn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
yiidJtcr lDnd) in Noro =Garolina.

9foleigb, NC, 2S. Mini. -
Sin aus ctluo 200 Wtonn bcItcbenOer
Oiob itiirmtc gclcn 2 llbr beltte iriib
Oos @eiingniB in @o0sbOro, N..G,
bcndhtigte iidj 5. .. SobnIon'S, uel-
6er Dor &uDcm icincn Shlpogcr
Quinn ,Sobnion ernoroct bate,
bdn9te i'm al cincm 0utme Dor oenl
StdOttcn oui umO itbob ibm uielc
Sllgeln ourh Ocn aGrpcr. Der @e-
lpndte mar i'm lcbten @crihtstcrlnin
pro5eliirt mor0eH, 0llein Die eSlrD
bate iid ni1t cinigcn t0nncn. @olls
pcrneur @lenn bat cine Itrenge I'm
tcr'ubung iibcr 0cn SDn6ntoro an
geor0net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
;Sanltfampf pcrpijnt.

SorriSburg, ga, 2S. Moi.
- @onpcrnenr EennDpnder befobl
bcutc 0cu Gnpitdn @roomc. Supcr-
intcllOclttcn Der Stnotspoli5ei, NOR
gen HbrnO cine slbtbeillug Eoli5iiten
nod gtort6 Gilingtom Dclapnre4
County, nube YbiIaoeIpbia, 5lt
I6iden, INN Den Sauitfnnpf, lueIder
BORT I'M 2ofal Der ySllrcOo 9lt6Ietic
9lilociation" 5miibcn Bob 6ibiim.
mons mo GonmD NurnS Itottiin0cn
iolI, 81 ucrbinoeru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Spurbnnf ucrfroe,t.

&oplin Mo, %. DIai. - Die
oSopIin SouingS @ont" muroe 6elltc
ouf !lnorOutng ocS StootSiefrctGrs
0cihIoiicn. Gic 0epoiitcn beloufcn
lid nllf $4,000, ou5 anpitol ouf
$4,000, Ger 9etrng ser 9lftipo
IoIl elm 9cringcr icin, nIlcin Geo 8.
Snpnr, Trdiiocnt Der 9nnf, Der.
ipricbt, Dab ieocr Gcpoiitor Ocn pollen
@ctro1 icrcS 8iibobrnS erboItet
mirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Sn Solgc cncS MulfcnGrndDs cr-
irmnfcn.

Solt gate Gitp, lltob, 2S.
O'oi. llnacfibr iiini Wtcrituncr
>uel6c ais S6nilhccrcr in Scr Ndbe
pon @olcon0o, gtcp., orbcitctcn, lol.
len mic man mcloet, lebtc giuht III
Solgc eincS Moltcnbrud)S ertrlnfcn
icn Der 8oItcnbruh bat groBen
Shoocn on ocn giienbnbncn Der @e.
gcnO ongcrihtct un0 nac 3iiGc ans
0cn Wclten iiHo pcripGtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Dioba=Botfd)aften.
gnbnfataitropbc nao bcocuflidDcr
9ebrmSucrlnit in SOniSUillc.

6ilni Nicritonrr in Ncbrn9fo in
tSolAc ciucS Molfcnbrlldj3 cr-
trlntcn. Goppclmor0 mo
Sclbitnlor0 in ScroS. Gin
2Dncbmor0 in 9tor0 Carolina. -
StJucc INTO faltC$ Ncttcr in WC.
ItCn. Guatemala 0ur6 einc
rnpoion bcluoiinctcr repollttios
ndrcr SdDnorcu bcorpbt. - Gic
Rcpnblif iou ,omcrifonilirt"
mcrOcn.
Soui5pillc, &p., 2S. WNi. -
Gin Noo OcS Tnu6tuag1onS cinc8
3ugc3 Der louisville ltnO Nuibpilc
Nubn," mclher in ser lebtcn Nnd)t
BON &norpille ob9ing ilno Inn s llbr
bclltc iriib bier anlnngtc, 5crbro0 on
Scr Z. mo 0illltraBe, nabc Der lta1s
nuIioltraBc, etma cine bulbc WciIe
bonn bieligcn llnion @obnbofc. Sn
Solgc ocS GorfollcS entglciltcn Ser
9touhmog0on ioiuie oic 3lpei olli ibm
ioINcnOcn Yoiiogicrmn90onS mo
mtHoch OurN aLltprollen 0cgen cincn
orlf einem Hebcngclciic Itcbcltocn
Srndbtpu1 tbcilpeiie ocmoIirt. Die
S6IoipuggonS ans &noruillc imo
Nortonuille entgleiItcn ebcnialls,
murocn icoof nidt beidG0igt rn0
ibrc Sniolien entfomcn unperlebt
tSn bcn porocrcn @d0gOnS fam ehpn
cin 0ubeno EerlonCn um'S Scbcn
mo ~ pbcr 10 murOen pcrlctt,
ctlltbc 0crIclbcn to0tlid.
(SpGter.) - gtcucrc, 5upcrlGlligc
9todrihtcn crgcbcr, OoB odt Fcrlo.
ncn bel Dem llnfnll um'3 &cbcn tus
men llnO - perlcBt lulrbcn.
Gic Sootcn lino; Somoro y. GoIc-
mon, Stonioro, &p.; z. B. 1borpc,
Nroabbcno, &p.; @corgc ". Eonber,
&roobDcoo, au.; &at Eructt, 9ieOer,
Scbnnon, Stp.; So6n &. @lod, &oui3-
bile; 6ronci9 @capcr, WrooObcop,
&p.; Miurtin |6ilton, 9rooobcoo, &p. ;
ein rniocntilijirter lucibcr Ntonn,
oll1cnlhcinlicb Gin EogcloDncr.
llnter 0ell S6pcrperlcbtcn bciir
ocn iid: rSobn WicGborO, oll9 &cbo
non, 0p, miro gcncicn; GboS. SpciB
ans 9tclu.Sopcn, bcioc Nciuc ocbro-
den, miro uabrlhrinIid Itcrbcn;
S$oic SpciB aus gtClu4 4Soucn, bci0c
8Cine 5crmomt miro mo6rlHcinlidl
itcrbeu; WilrroD SonuclS aus &c
bonon rSunction rchtc5 9cin 0cbro-
den. Die ilbrigcn &crlcbtcn linD Iolt
,3ugbcOicnitctc oocr 9icgcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
GniIatt's Stellnne crId,iittert.

REORGANIZATION in Scr Gcrmnltung
Der nEcnnlDlunnio No6n" pros
pDc5cit. - 9ncr miro uiclleiht
GnIlott'8 Nodiol9cr.
y y la 0cl p y ia, Yu.. y .Woi.
Cine uollIt1n0i0c REORGANIZATION
Der &erluoliung Der "Ycnuipiponia
Gilen6abn" miro nad stnlidt eiies
beocllten0cn 9lftien rSnbnbers in
nerbnIb SobreSfriIt berbeigefiibrt
lucrOen. 9lIeronOcr i. Goiiott miro
dn1cbIicb rciianircn mo an Ieine
StcIlc miro Gjcornc q. @ncr, Der &C.
0cnuortigc ErGliOcnt Der ,Ebilooels
pbin II. 9icooing Giienbobn," trcteu.
Sbcooorc &oorbccS, Der gegclip1r-
ti9c Ecc ErdliOcnt Der oHenoing-
0obn," miro Nocr'S Nodiplgcr pers
oen. 0iclc 9lenOcrung bcoclltet. bob
Die bciocn Nobnen tbntidd)lb inter
cine &crlunItlmg fonmen meroen.
Die icbiNe, 10 arg conpron!ittirtc
@Gnlltcn Glimlc orr ,Ecnuiplponin
@nbn" miro Occinlirt uno oic S5oupt-
&crualtlun8 in bic Sdnoc Der Heabs
ing Gcanltcn ibcrBcbcu. @roBer
llnuille Gcgen Die GnIiott 9lOmini.
Itration 5cigtc lih hon sil Der 3eit,
ais oic GcIc1rapbcnitnnocn Der "@c,
tern Union" nicOergcboIcn ipnroen.
Die ViiBltnmln9 urtetc in eine@db.
rlln0 ans nud Den ltolmcnsluertbcn
Gntbiillungcn Dor Der 5miid)cnItont-
lidcn SonoelS Gommiiiion. Iic
9tclu- -Dortcr ,Sntcrelien ocbcn nit ocn
bicligeu Sono in Sanb, lno Golintt
miro ucrnlltbIid BON oeheIbenHGhs
ten, pelcbe icine aominiitrntion &C.
ld)nIien bat, geIiirjt iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
N,intcrluettcr.

ct. 2ouiS, Mo., 2S. Mni. -
Seute iriib bat cs iiinf Dlinlltcn lang
bier aeihncit. Cic Gcmpcratitr iont
uli Al @ruO, Gin 6ollen BON 80
@rao in "a Stu0en GieS lit oas
fGlteite Waiucttcr in ct. 2ouiS ieit
WenihengcOentcn.
Appleton @iSc.. %. Mui. -
Die lctte gtodt mar ole fdIteite oes
1riibiubrs. Gi5 pon cinem balbcn
3oa eide bilOctc ih. @eItern
id)neite es bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Wr. 49,.

ieinc @ottin uno cine 6rou Geirce
aus 0iuSboro, Ger, iueIde bel ser
6omilic @orren nltf Nehlf mar, ges
tGotct. 9iGbcrcS lit niAt crmittelt,
ga feline 9lugen5enaen iibrig bIicben,
nllcin man glaubt, OnB @orrcn Die
bciocn 6raueu mO Damn iid iel6It
CrihuE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
@ei Gge SarGur Gih crtrnnfcn.
Singcr Stubcnt f0at icincr ciacncn
@n9bolligfcit gum SpIcr.

@o9balligfcit gum Spicr.
ggg Sarbor Gitp, 2S. Wtoi.
- Vei Dem Scrlutbe, 0cn Stub
i6mimnenO 81 our6frelBcn, bilBte
Der 90 Sabre olte George aurricr, Elm
,3ogling Der StnntSs sgtornlol- Shulc
81 Grenton, icin 2eben in Den @cllcn
ein. Ser jungc Mann, cin geii6tcr
S1ipin1mer, booetc nit elnlgen
Srcunben in Scr TGbc bon Nroofuille
uno idlig Dor, iibcr 0en 6liB 3il
l6lpilnnlcn. 9iulpb WilgiS unp Ses-
Tic Icdcr, leinc &ameraOen, l6manl.
men al bci0cn Seiten Sarricr'S. glls
tic in Scr Wtitte bes StromcS nnge-
longt poren, ipllroe 0arricr plobli6
bonn arampi befollen. 1ic 9lrnc in
oie Sobe Wcrienb, perionf CT Dor oen
gIlgen Ieiner WtitibiiIer in Den 6lil.
tben. Sofort tnubten bicle ibm nod,
bod crit nad mcbreren Wiinllten gc-
lana es G0ipn Suhpin, eincm Der 5il
Siilie gecilten anobcn, 0cn 8erun-
0liidten an Die OberflGd)e 81 bringcn.
gerjte iunren iofort sur Stcac, Die
ibr WDgli6Ites tboten, unt ons &eben
bcs ,Siinglings 81 rettcil ooh pers
orbenS. Snrrier'S 8atcr lit Sobads.
bGnolcr in ggg Sarbor Gitp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
tlcperpiuber uielrr eeiocn.

ein Nr3neimitel gegebcn tot, o1s trob etner
perbdtniBntdbiG eiHuten uno rein begetubilis
iden SnfnirHcftiebung 70 erIuIatcihe Stlrcn
benirft bat. luie Die St ernarosNrduterpttlen.
Sieeibcn bclien In 5dlier bon cjeIbindt Nelu
tdlge, SnsDCpIie. gIusiCbIng unOerodnltbfeit.
Rbellmniisinlts, Serucln. 5ieber. Winlaria. M,
Iocurhri foluic bel Den beIcn ullocren un5iblis
get Yeioen lino gebreheu. pclten Ole NienIbs
belt iniermurien it, 5n nllen gipotbefen 5I
babcI. (SStEoSasI&,S 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Sraoooic in Scras.

Sort Morris. Eer.t 90. Mai.
gei ciner gcitern Nbcno nahe
Stiles, 8eagnn Golntp. ltuttgcilrn.
oenen Sd)icboifuire lpiroen' Der 2S-
idbrige Ton6bciiecr 5. u. @arren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
III gNiniielh. 2ns

- .Sn Hinfielo, SRaS., bat Der
S6criii Ole 0iilij Gompagnic ent'
lolicn, pede @onuernelr Sod 5um
Shutc BON 2lnlnin 5bonlnS bortbin
gcldidt bate, 0n oic 8olfslputb &C.
gen SbomoS, mclhcr Charles Wic.
Gipan 81 Sobc 6cpriigelt bate. elmer
rubigeren Stinmllng gcipiben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
atemea 4roerantm.
Gaiicr @ilbclm'a $ciudy in @icn
Itrcng prlUNtim.

ErotOem ioa or bOu 0roBcr poIitiidcr
@c6cutrg Icin. - WliniItcr bon
Gid)iridfp nm Shirt Gulcnburg
oc1en nit. - &oriHln0 sur Gre
irln9 cineS icIbitIinoi0cn Solo.
niulminiltcrilmS bonn oerti6en
9cid$tag en00iiIti0 pcrporicn.-
Sl6bonf1ng Oc5 0itrcid)iibcn an-
binets in tSoI1c ocS 3oaItrciteS
nit ltngarn. - Gin &abinct 8io-
Iitti fir Stalicn - Die Sob5cit
in Moorib.
@crIin 2S.' Mai. - &uiicr @iI.
bcIrn'S bcporltcbcnOcr @ciutb bcim
aoiicr Sron5 Solcpb ioO oli 8unid
Der oItrcihibcn 9icgicrlug itrcn0
pripotinl Dor lb Ncbcn. Ter OcutiNe
ScrriNcr miro icincn 3ug SIT Een-
sing, Dor @icn Dcrloiicn mo in ci-
ner &utid)e nod Ocm S6loIlc Sbon.
brunn iobrcn. Tort miro CT Ocn
&oiier S5ran5 Soicpb trcifcn lnb ais
@oIt Der Gr5ber5o9in Wtnrie &olcrie
bel Scr foiierlihcn 6nmilic friibitiir-
fen. &cin ccrcmonieIlCr Gin5ug in
&icn miro ItattIin0Cn. Son Shou-
brllnn bcgicbt Iih Safer 8ilbclm
noh 0cnl Siirltcnblr0 Eololt, mo CT
ON Nbcnb cincn Gmpion9 obboltcn
miro, penn CT nidt elmer 8ul1s
Spcrnporltcling bciuobnt. Gen
Gr0Btcn 3bcil OcS nGhitcn Cages
pcrbrin0t CT i'll Dem rcitaurirtcu
Shlollc areubcnItcin, lpciit an
NbCno 81 Shonbrluln un0 rcilt bonn
i1iort mic0cr noG Berlin ob.
Eolitiibc 9eoeutlng miro Dem &c
iuhc onlGblib beS llmItonoS beige
le0t, Dob Wiiniitcr pcS sluSluGrtigcn
b. &idiridfp in0 Shirt eulenburh
ocr friibcrc ocntibc @otihaiicr IN
@icn, bic Siciic I'M @cioIgc OcS Goi
ierS nlitnlnbcn ucrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
,Hcnnlntipn IN Wnntcma[n.

Stu0t M crifo, 2S. Woi. -
NcuollttionGrc Shonrcn iino bonn
9iorOcn aus, ionic bon SoIpooor uno
Nritiidj SononroS aus IN Guatemala
cin8cioIlcn. Sic iiuo gut bcluofinct
umO ou5gcrijitct. '&br 3Ucct beItebt,
mic oHgcGcben miro, Oarin. 8uate.
mnIu 81 ,umerifouiiircn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
&cin Oeuti6 &olohio |
Ot inilterium.


@crIin %. Ntai. Ser
9icid)Stng nobm bcutc nit III gc9cn
"a Stintmcn Ocn SIntro0 al, OoS &os
lonioIbiircou oeS glusuGrti0en 9tmtS
inter cincm 0ireftor bci5ubcbnltcn
Giebc untcr 9to6ri6tcn ans 9cutIf
lnno ouf Ser 3peiten Scitcl u. 5. 81
uno Oic 9iic0crIogc Der McDicrln9 in
ser tSrngc iibcr Die GrcirlIn9 cincS
icIbItItGn0igcn Sfolpniol WtniIte.
RUINS miro bierlnit ncrpoIlltGn0igt.
TSnl 2uuic scr 0ebotie ibcr Die ao.
loninl gIiioircn lo8tc glbgcorOnctcr
Sennlcr (gintionollibcrolcr), Shirt
NoGcnlobc bobc inn mitgctbeilt, oob
Der &oiicr, ina3 Der 9icicbstog Ocn
gou elmer Giicn6obn Don &lbll6 nod
GcctllonS6op, SiibmeIt g(iritn. oll.
toriire, cnpiligcn iuollC, 5000
Monn Srllppen aus jenrr &otonic
5uriid5li5ic6cn.
Iicc 0un5Ier 0rof EoIu0omSfps
@cbner itcllte ioIprt in glbre0c, 0ob
iid Die Ge0icrlng oui cinclt ioIbcn
Son0el eingeIoIien babe.
Ger gicidStog pertogtc lh bicrallf
Biz 5um 13. l}openlber.
81 il dtritt 0cS oitrei6 b G Il
&ubinetS.
g8ien, 2S. Wtui. - Brcnlier Shirt
Conrad BON 6obenlobe Shillings-
fiirIt ino bic iibrigcn DiiniItcr bobcn
aus lln5uirirOcnbeit iiber Die Ne0il-
gungen, nntcr Wel6en Der 3ollitrcit
nit llngurn bci0elc9t perbcn loltc,
dbgcbanft. Ser Brcmier erflGrt oen
Gcitrigen gcridt, oub Elm Ginber.
ii1noniB in Der 3ollfrage cr5ielt nor
ben iei iiir unbcgriinoct. @roi bon
Gonoen1ope, Stnttbolter fir 90Ds
men, lit nob Micn beruief, ilnb man
gloubt, bob cr nit Der Organization
cincS ncucn aobinets beanitroat mer-
ben ioQ.
Me6r 3ugcitiinoniiic fir
llngnrn
9noopcit %. @oi. - Scr
&oiier-aonig bat ole ungoriidc 9ie.
gierung oltorilirt ocm itngariid)en
Gorlament 0Cn genleinIunen Boil.
tariI ais eincl autonolilcn ilnQari-
ihcn Sorii 3u llnterbreiten. is lit
genol Scr oltc Gorif nnter eineln
nruen HomCn unp miro Dem BorIa-
ment porqclc9t, I'M llnsorn lpeldes
oarori bcitcbt, Onb rs Elm 9icdt oli
Gin unobbGn0ilc3 3ollgcbiet bat, All
befricoigen. Cic oitrcidii6e Neaic-
ritng opponiric oem 3ugeitdnoniIic
auf's 9iitcritc, itio SOS aobinet
sobcnlobc Sdilingsfiirit oanfte in
JoIac beileIben ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
,Scimrci icsWod)c" fiir Geutnficr

9onispillc, 13.-i7. SUM. $i6.25
Ritnoreiie. Bia Baltimore Ohio
Nabn." gllete an TO-, #, unb 12.
Suni perfauit, fir Die 9iiidreiic bis
slnn %. SUM- giiltig. Trei beauente
3iigc taglid. Q4S-51)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29

QriiiicG. 2s. Mai. - Ta5 9lc,
Inltot Scr ioc6en abgeGaltencu }lbs
ocor0nctcunnblcn rcbn5irtc 0ic gie.
gicrltnNo Diaioritat IN Der anmmcr
BON 90 olli II StinlnenA Gie Nnm.
mcr bcitcht icbt alis 80 slnbdngcrn
ser gicgicrlmg nro n WsitglieOern
ser Gppoiition.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-08-30

nights ago. A lamp exploded,
and it was with the greatest dit
fcalty the flames were egtln.
glished before much damage
was done.
Willie Knight had the misfor
tune to lose a Gne young steer a
few days ago-overheated.
We notice the Neville CORES
pondent was moafnfuily com
planning of the S1carnochee pub
lie road, some time ago. W.
wish to state that wehave known
the above named road Tor twelve
years. and we never knew it to
be good except in dry weather,
Will Murphy, the present con
tractor, has done more work on
the road than ever was done on
it in the same space OF time be
before. The road will be to lei
again in October, and we will be
glad If some one who thinks :
good road can be made ont OF il
with the available county funds
will apply tor the contract
SARAH.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-08-30

A Kansas editor thus sizes up
the result of the mail order cnm
muuity: "We would like to see
one country settled up entirely
by the mail order people and see
what would happen. The stores
would stand it as long az they
could, then move away. Banks
would close their doors. The
newspapers wonld have to quit;
the hotels would have to go out
of business, the merchants move
away, schools and churches dwin-
die; sidewalks go to wreck; build.
ings would become vacant; stran.
gers would take one look and
flee. Isn't that precisely what
would happen If an entire county
were populated with people who
bought everything in Chicago
and St Louis? Who would buy
Il farm SO located that he conldn't
drive to some sort of n town? A
same man would not buy such at
halt price. Be friend to your
town, and it will be a friend to
you."-Ex.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-08-30

With this issue the KEMPEB
1IERA4p enters upon the thirty
second year at its existence as a
newspaper. Many changes have
been made in Seooba during the
past twelve manths-neW bust
pegs houses and dwellings have
been erected, and some few bust
ness ventures laqnehedi we hay:
lost some dear friends, and have
gained pew ones: The outlook
for the paper is very tair-as the
old town grows and improves,
We must teel a reflected pros
peritY at least: We thank our
prtrops for past faEoFs, solicit a
continuance of same, and wish
FIR all that the coming year
may prove one OF added material
blessings and happiness.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-08-30
Attention?
From Southern a

From Southern Star.
On account of the establish
ment of rural delivery service
from DeKalb and Moscow, Miss.
mail for Mt. Nebo, Pawtictaw
Spinks, Stella and Snoody should
be addressed to- DeKalb, Miss.
r. +. D. No. /.
Mail tor Hull, Kodol, Pea
Ridge. Howe and Moses should
be addressed to DeKalb, Miss,
4. +. d, Nc. 2.
MailtoT Ennis and Toles should
be addressed to Moscow, Miss,
r. F. u. No 2. There are, oil
course, a few exceptions to the
above.
The postotfices mentioned
above have been discontinued,
and parties served by these rural
routes should always have their
mail addressed to the postofiice
from which their route is estab
lishcd, being sure to give the
number of their route also.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-08-30
Evansville Erevifies.

A large crowd Including many
visitors, attended services ut the
Methodist Church Sunday. Orr
popular iliebd, Rey. w. M. Sui
liyaii, filled 'thelpulpit three days,
aud as he Always does, gave us
some earnest, convincing, ser
mons.
On the 22inst. the Stork left q
little maiden in the care of MIR,
and Mrs. Walter Gilbert.
Mrs. Persons and little daugh-
tiers are with her sister, Mrs. w.
II. Lavender, tor a few days.
Misses Lucille and Dot Spark.
man, of liattiesburg, are rusti-
eating in this vicinity until theil
school begins.
Miss Crossie Smith returned
from Meridian, Tuesday, after q
visit to her sister, Mrs. II. L.
Honeycutt.
Miss Lula Russell, of Olney
Alabama, IS Frightening the
home OF her aunt, Mrs. s. II.
Evans.
After spending some time
with relatives. Mrs. Bruce Gnl-
ly returned to her home in Mer.
|idian, Saturday.
Miss May McCaskill, who has
been in Springfield, H., more
than a year, is at home again.
Mrs. Kate Moore Clark. OF kip.
ping, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Quarles.
ID. O. McKinsey, Mrs. John
Piuson, Mrs. Snoddy, of Geiger,
and Mrs. Walter, of Meridian,
were among the visitors who at
tended services here last Sunday.
Mrs. j. E. Tinsley and little
son spent several days of last
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. A. Byrd.
Let MS have a new bored well
for our town, gentlemen; the old
one has evidently gone dry and
we need a good supply of water
out here on the prairie. Now
come up like good, enterprising
citizens and help to get this, the
purest of all drinks. It will save
doctors bills and doubtless pro-
long your lie. SARADo.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-08-30
Neville News.

Walter Anderson and family,
who recently moved from here
to Porterville' have returned and
again taken up their abode at
this place.
Philip Willingham, and Will
Winston, were callers from Ala
bama during the week.
Mrs. 3. z. Burwell has as her
guests, her two sisters, from
Daleville, Miss Lessie Lightsey
and Mrs Williams, together with
Mrs. Williams four. children.
Roscoe Millican was over from
Bodka on Monday.
Mrs. E. Il. Kent is confined to
her bed with a very severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Knight and
Grant Newton, spent Sunday at
Bodka.
Claude Lunsford resigned his
position with the Neville. Knight
Lumber Co.. here on Monday
18th and is now employed by the
Standiford Lumber 20. at Bodga.
9. L. knight made a trip to
Meridian during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rigdon
from Portervile, spent several
days OF last week visiting at the
home of Mrs. Rigdon's brother,
w. Slton. Mr.. and Mrs. Rigdon
expect to take up their residence
here in the very near future.
Rev. j: w. Burton will fill his
usual appointment at Neville
Church Sunday, September End.
A few people enjoyed a full.
dress rehearsal on Saturday
night OF the play which is to be
given here soon by our local
talent.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-08-30

The movement in the gopth
for the improvement of nun
icipal conditions is growing at a
rapid rate and becoming wide.
spread. as shown by reports from
all quarters published in last
weeks issue OF the Manutactur
ers' Record. These improve.
ments already on foot and in
contemplation involve the ex-
penditure of several million dol
lars, and embrace school build
ings, water supply, sewerage,
street paving, and lighting plants.
The municipalities are not in
every instance the Large cities,
but by far the greater lumbar OF
are towns not generally ciassed
as cities, and are in Virginia,
Tennessee, Kentucky, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Geor
gia, Florida, Alabama, Mississip
pi, Louisiana, Arkansas and
Texas. Among the most ell
couraging signs of a solid pros
perity is this unabated spirit con
stantly m~anitesting itself in the
smaller towns of the South as
well as in the larges towns and
cities for municipal better1uent.
Meridian Dispatch.