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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-24

Nice Missouri apples were selling
at S2.75 per barrel last week.
Crystal Lodge, D. of r., is pre-
pairing for a district convention of
the sisterhood in this city, Nov. 7th
w. r. Barnes was in Iowa last
week, closing up some successful
deals in land for Quarton & Barnes.
Michael Makers auction sale rea-
llzed pretty good sales, and Michael
appears to be we'll satisfied with the
outcome.
Brentford, Sphinx county, S. D.
Just plated. Lots at private sale.
One million bushels of grain to be
marketed. Country all settled. In
James River valley. Town will have
one thousand population soon; cash
payment when one hundred lots are
sold for occupancy. 9-3t
j. P. Cooper and wife returned
from their trip to North Dakota the
latter part Of last week. ]. P. has
been out in Montana part of the
time, looking after the shipment of
sheep for Fred. Banker, who was
unable to go himself. He was de-
layed by the scarcity of stock cars.
In the fifth monthly educational
contest conducted by the Minnesota
dairy and food department J. J.
Bork, of Morgan creamery, secured a
score of 95, in the whole milk class
The Messenger states that there
will be one more contest and if Mr..
Bork secures score of IS in that
his average for the six months will
be better than "a.
Referring to the report that Till
Tibbetts was likely to go to Mime
.onka, McRae of the Sanborn Senti-
mel, observes: "The captain has a
steam launch on Lake Redwood and
we, for one, will miss his generous
hospitality when we visit the county
seat, if he decides to leave" Till
hasn't gone yet, Mac, and you might
work him for another lake trip if
you drop in on him while the wealth
er is pleasant.
The Redwood Falls band has closed
its street concerts for the season.
and the band boys figure that about
all they have to show for their sea-
sons labors is the approval of the
public and the training they have
received. To keep up expenses and
practice for the fall and winter
months, the members of the band
are planning on an elaborate concert
to be given at some time to be an
nounced later. All who have en-
joyed the band concerts during the
past season will be glad to help
along a rousing benefit for our local
and the program will en-
list the best local talent outside the
bands membership as we'll as the
band itself.
The w. c. T. U. of the Methodist
church met with Mrs. C. C. Little
on Tuesday. The treasurer's report
for the year past was the first item
OF business and it reflected credit on
the society and its diligent, efficient
treasurer, Mrs. Burmeister. Mem
bers dues $50. thankofferlng 500.
The society supports Bible woman,
and four of the members also main
tain Bible woman or student each.
These paid in S119, sundries $50. |
missionary literature 500, making a
total of 1921. Mesdames Gold and
Cowgirl were delegates to the con-
ference held in Winona last week.
Mrs. Corpron conducted the lesson
study, assisted by Mesdames Peter
son, King and Gold. The intrepid
marvellous work In
Africa called forth much comment. /
He opened the way and laid the
foundations and others have built
structures thereon. A
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-24

The space south of Holman &
Belongs new store has been orna-
mented with a big billboard the past
week.
Mrs. W. H. Peavey returned from
Rochester with her husband last
week, the surgeons at the Mayo
hospital having decided that an
operation in her case was not neces-
sary.
O. T. Caswell Of Winona visited
his sister, Mrs. B. A. Ferris of this
city, last Thursday. The critical
condition of Mrs. Ferris is the cause
of much anxiety to her relatives and
many friends.
There are at least few bushels
of No. l wheat in Redwood county.
The Rain farm. on the south bor-
der of this city, yielded an average
of 10 bushels per acre of wheat
which graded No. l.
Rev. F. A. Cone, who made many
friends in Redwood Falls at the
commencement of his ministry, will
remain in Mortified for his fourth
year, the people there holding him
in the highest esteem.
The thanks of The GAZETTE are
rendered the state railroad commits
sioners for their 1906 map of Mime
sofa, which is plain and down to
date in all respects, with indexed
list of towns and cities on the back.
R. M. Davis, the new taxidermist,
has purchased the Arnett house in
Watson's addition, corner of East
and Plum streets. Mr.. Davis is
stone mason and plasterer, and will
take contracts in that line during
pleasant weather.
Good reports come from the Van
SAINT meetings at Wabasso and Wal
nut Grove last week. They were
well attended and the speeches of
Messrs. Clague, Larson and Owens,
as we'll as those of the ex-governor,
were well received.
Florence. Twenty miles to COM
peting towns on other lines. Six
elevators, three lumber yards, sixty
buildings in course Of construction;
will have 1000 people in reason
able time. Country all settled. One
million bushels of grain to be mar
keted. 9-3t.
By way of reminder to advertisers
and others, please hand in matter
for publication not later that Moll-
day morning, except short news
items, which may be sent in later
in the day. We were obliged to
crowd out a column or more of
belated matter last week.
Chairman Laudon has secured the
services of Congressman Volstead of
this district for two Republican
meetings, the first of which was
held last night at Vesta, and the
second at Morgan, tonight. Mr..
Volstead will not disappoint those
who like to hear a plain unvarnished
statement of political issues.
Mrs. Jas. Aiken of Ramsey
Heights entertained the members of
the w. C. T, u. and their friends
in parlor meeting at her homo
Wednesday evening. The meeting
opened with the song, Onward,
Christian Soldiers" sung by all
Miss Maud Whittet presid-
ing at the piano. After the usual
devotionals, led by Mesdames Tiff
fanny, King and Chadderdon, very
able and interesting report of the
state w. C. T. U. convention re-
Gently held in St. Paul was given
by Mrs. E. B. Collins, who attended
the convention. She was given a
Using vote Of thanks, those present
showing thereby their appreciation.
Mrs. Chadderdon also contributed
to their report, which was we'll re-
ceived. The musical part of the
program was delightfully."- rendered
by the Misses Tenney, Amy Barnes,
Quarton. Leatherman and Whittet.
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Chicago E. Northwestern Railway.

LOCAL TIME CARD, REDWOOD FALLS
Subject to change.
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ten 6eimat einaetroffene, iebsuno'
uierai1 Sabre alte Sang als Deierteur
nerbaft muroen. Sang ift IaWilien,
batter. Die ndberen umit6noe oea
SALES iino nod niht beeannt.
0ah elmer telearapbiihen Wel.
ouna aus Stuttaart bat in Der suei.
ten miirttembereiiden 2arnmer bic
stueite Beratuna Der Berfaliungsre<
form beaDnnnen. Die Weebrbeit be-
barrt auf ibren 5oroerungen ge9en
bic erite &amn1er, uno eS Diirfte bee.
balb nod au lan9mierisen Nuseinan,
oeriebungen fomtnen. bic nur burh
einen 9umprpmiB ibr @nee finben
tDnnen.
- SIN uiirttembereiihen &abinet
iit Elm Wehiel einaetreten. Ser
3rieasn1inifter, General Der Snfante.
rie b. Sdniirlen. iit peniiuniert NOR.
ben. Ru ieinem Nahfetaer murbe
@eneraneutnant b. Warhtaler er.
nannt. ieitberiaer GDntmanoant oes
@oubernements Stuttgart uno Dor.
iteher oes Ober'8 '8etrutierun9srats
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0Qourts entfts5t BON felbit etn eru.

0aoare sntfts5t bon ielbit stn ern.
ftss, oiiIEere5, ater oarum seraoe f65@
mes uno an3ieben6es 8ilo. bas seeisnet
tit, Idtparn'erif4 uno ua9oenflid gu
itimmen; oas 10 gang gum Meien
eines @olfe3 paBt, pel6es Sebnfudt
un6 Webmutb. unsebunbene 2uftigfeit.
Wilobeit uno Sreibsitsiinn in ieinsm
Gbaratter pereinigt. Sn Die Gerne
planlps ibpeifen; in ben Sag binein@
leben; 10 Diel BON 9eute nebmen. ais
es geben tdnn, obne fi9 fir morsen
5u forsen, oas 1T bic uraiseunerart,
0reili9 benft hds W0ltletn itber bas,
mas mir aulturmenfden Moral unb
gigentbumsbegriff beiben, In feiner.
Meife. 9(usseftoBen uno psradtet,
balt es beslpegen fir fein llnreat. ft4
an Den iibrisen GIL ridden, unb fiir 70
manden @ntgans i4aolos gu balten.
Sretli9 serietb i'm 2aufe Der bielen
Sabrbunoerte 10 mander 3iseunertopf
tn's Na9oenten unb itellte Wersleihe
aipif9en ii1 unb Den anoeren an. Da>
bel br0delte langfam uno unmertli9
gtiid fir Stid feiner Gisenart ab,
uno er febnte ii9 oarna9, aus Der gee
bridten Gage beraus5utommen. 9due
fig senus blteb es beim bloben @ebnen.
6enn ane WOlter, aipii9en benen fi6
bic 3igeuner beipegten, tpebrten leibeuz
i4aftli1 bem Grembling ben gtntritt
tn tire seorbneten Reiben. Der eine
nabm biefe grfenntniB als fein S1idz
fal uno fant In fetne WerbdItniHe
itumpffinnts 5uriid; btr anbere fpiirte
absr ben Dorm TN 1lsif9e unb
tampfte mad 3iseunerart fiir bsx g.
asnffdnb feiner @ehrfu6R
tTDrtiebuno tDIot.l
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Tiir $500 aa9 9entf9lano.

Deutib ameritanil1e 8eitungen
tueroen i'm alten Baterlanb nit gro'
Ben1 Snterefie geleien, neil fie fib
frei ausipreben uno bdufig BON brii.
ben mebr 0euigteiten unb Nabrib.
ten bringen, ala bic oeutlben Bel.
tungen ielbit. Die rssreie Yreife fiir
3eras" iit oriben iiberall, tppbin iie
geianot uirb, elm lebr germ gelebener
8ait uno fam iib riibnten, Mner.
fennung uno @iirbigune gu finben,
mie aus 5ablreiben Driefen an uns,
iowie an Dieienigen. tuelsbe bas 8latt
an ibre Werwanoten ifiden, berpur.
3ebt. Wer oaber ieinen 8ernanoten
uno Sreunoen cine 6reuoe erpeiien,
ibnen elm uillt0mmenes @ei6ent
MAIDEN mill, Der beftele fiir 1ie Die
.Jreie Breiie fir Teras". Das Sn.
tereiie fiir 9eras, tpie iiberbaupt fiir
ben 5taat unb bic @egeno, NO Die
Weruanoten tpDbnen, 1T in Deuti1.
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es 1T unmDg.
lib. in Brinatbriefen cine 10 griin0.
libe Guftldrune unb 8eibreibune
oes fremoen 2anbes gu eeben, tuie
oiea Die .Jreie Breffe" aumbbent.
lid tbut. Sir ben geringen Breie
BON So uerienben mir portofrei unier
reibbaltiges Wobenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Ioreiie i'm Nuslanbe.
Die 1reie preife fir 1eras pnbl.
GDmbauh.
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xera a Q.

- Dte Fabrit Der Baris ganou
ano 8Dttling gumpang in Haris lit
abgebranr,t.
= Sn SiQsbDrD muroe eiuer ner
oortiaen Teuermebrleute Namens
Rib 6arpeg auf Der ssabrt nab eis
mem Seuer nDn benz Shlauhmaaen
beruntergeibleuoert uno iofort ge'
tDtet.
- Sn Sort Wortb bat man auf
oem Babnaeleiie oer @anta Sc. in
Der Ndhe oer Stodparos, Die uer'
| itiimmelter 2eidhen aueier rueiber
Wdnner gefunoen, ubn oenen man
glaubt, oaB eS oieieniaen BON Sad
". 8iibop uno Us. Sadion fino.
Wlan nerniutet, oa6 eS iid3 Inn cine
iheuBtibe WtDrotat banoelt uno baB
betidieoene 8erionen BEL oer Eat be-
teiliat gemeien iino.
= Mus Beebille tDnn1t bic Wadas
riht. bic 0ibe uno Trudenlaeit Der
lebten WDben babe eiren 1ruBen
Seil Der Boll'gBeepil pernihtet, mp'
ourh Der Shaoen. ben Der Tarmer
am 2prn erleioe. tpieber gut nemaHt
tueroe. @enn bic @eididte nur
tuabr iit.
- Mm 30. SUM ipu in Wil,ntaaue
gpuntg cine 2ucal Option aabitttt'
muna ftattfinben. Wei Der lebten
Mbftimmun9 nur 5lpei Sabren iieaten
bort bic 8rubibitiuniiten nit gr0ber
WaiDritGt. Mm feIben 3aae fineet i'm
iiebenten Bresintt pDn Bel County,
in benz Die Orte gtolanpille uno Sill
Teen liegen, cine 2pcal Option Mb'
| itimntuna itatt.
Muf oem Hlabe BON Muanit
| Uurhers in Der Ndbe nDn 0icturia
muroen burh einen itarten Sturm
mehrere Geb6uoe 5uiammengemur'
| fen, ssensen u,1aeriiien. WGume ent'
wurselt uno iuuitiaer Shaben ange'
rihtet.
| Die farbige 26hin i'm Oienfte
BON %. Seinbera in Beaumont ge'
riet neulib NIT ibrem Weanne in
| Streit. SIM Berlauf oefielben mari
Der Rann ieiner ssrau cine 6laibe
nit &arbelidure an ben GDpf. Die
ielbe uerfeblte iebDb ibr Biel unb traI
bas tleine 16Gterhen syeinberg's Q.
melbes Der intereiianten Scene il
ber &iihe beiaewobnt bate. Cir
9eil Der Sdure flDB iiber eas geit6
oea &inoee uno brahte ibm lhmert
Dranbmunoen BEL.
= Sn Gillespie @ountp batte man
mie bereits aemeloet, beihloiien. tein|
Brimdrmablen absuhalten, una 4an
. oibaten fir bic g0untpdmter aufSu
itelen. Da oas @ountp oann abe
tein 8ebt nebabt haben miiroe, il
Der Transformation feline Stimn,
absuaeben, 10 1T man iebt iibereinge
: t0mmen. bod Brimdrmablen abau
balten. Sn oenIelben iollen abe
teine 9anbioaten fiir gountb1mter
lonoern nur iolhe fiir Staatsdmte
! nDn1i1iert tueroen.
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syplat Der Tlaaae.

Sur uniere GDloaten in Cuba nnc
auf ben Dbilippinen tpar @eiunobeii
bic tuihtisfte Sraae. 8iuis 8. Wor=
gan. Sergeant Der Grmee. sc. Sc.
|. Concord, N. S.. faat: SD mar 2
Satire in Cuba uno 2 Sabre auf ben
Ybilippiuen uno nabm Or. Sing 4
Weue @ntoefung aegen Sbminb'
iuht, bic mid n0Iitanoia aeiunb er.
belt. llno iebt in Stem 6ampibire
1T es Die bette Webiai, gegen 6uften,
@rtaltung. Grpnhitis uno 2nnaen.
leiben. Bu baben BEL MoDlpb Dreif
uno &. Ralteper & Spbn. $50 gents
uno 81. Brubeilaihe frei.
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gdalt9e guurtIten sd,latwaaer

nab @alifornien. ebeniD nab ct.
Souls Dia EeraS & Bacific Balm
obne Wehiel. Sbreibt an iraeno
einen Tidet Gaenten tpeaen bieies
rieuen Dienites Doer an 6. g. 9ur.
ner, @enerals Baiia9ier.Neent. Dal'
fn8, Tera8.
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- 9ie Simmana Wa t r a.
Bens S abrit fertiet Watraben,
8iiien uno B0liter an uno maht cine
Speaialitdt aus allen 8eparatur. slr.
beiten in ibrer Branbe. 8arantiert
iorafdltiaite Nusfiibrune alIer Gufs
trdee. Office uno Jabrit 215 9eorb.
s5lores' 'StraBe. 0eues 9efepbon 223,
altea 9elepbon 869 3r.
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Das furd1tbare unoliid in be,

NU1 TuIt9tUUCE UNHtUu III UeE
.8oruffta" @rube oes 8beiniih.
Weltfaliihen Roblenbedens. bas iih
i'm Suli u0rigen SabreS ereianete uno
meldem aablreihe Bergleute gum
Spfer fielen, iuu nun in ablehbarer
Belt feline Sibne finoen. Das 2anb.
aeriht in Dortmuno bat bic 8etriebs.
leitune Der @rube uno bic Betriebs.
fiihrer tpeaen Berlebung oes Berg.
aaieses uno fabrldiiiaer &6rperner.
letung nit tDtfihem Wusgane in Yin.
ttaaesuitano neriebt. Der 8rDaeB
lou i'm September ieinen Nnfane
uehmen,
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Sdoweitteras luituid)t Gnd

Wenn Sbr @u6 ireeaomo nieber'
laiien wollt. tbut es entlano oer ST.
ME Der
gau MmtD,siO &s.. MramSas
YaB 0ahit.
i'm garten.D Diitritt oes Staates. De.
innobeit uno 3lima unGbertrpffen.
9iuige 2dnoereien fiir ben Taruaer.
wtarttgdrtner, Obit. unb Biebshbter.
Weaen @inaelbeiten tpenoetguh an
@eO. S. 2uptDn, O. B. g.,
5nn Nntunip. Teraa.
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geit aber 80 Sabreu

ibon murbe Wira. @inslotu's Suo.
tbiua Syrup nDn Wiuionen uun
Wtiittern beim 8abnen Der ainoer
anaetuenoet. Wir1t Du i'm Sblafe
ourb oas Sbreien eines &inoes ae,
it6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen 1T uno Dor
Shmeraen meint9 0enn 10, laiie
iDfprt cine Tlaibe BON ,.Wers.
WinSl0ms Soothing Syrup" hulen.
Sein Wert iit unbeaablbar. gs miro
benz Heinen 2eioenoen lpfort Ninoe.
runa ueribaffen. 8erlaBt eud oa'
rauf. Wtiitter, es lit tein 4meifel
eariber. Sc beilt Diarrbpe, reau.
liert ben Waaen unb Die geiereu,
beieitigt Wino Golit, erueibt ben
@aumen, uerbinoert gntsiinouno
uno itdrtt oas aanae Spitem.
vWrs. BinslomS Soothing Sprup@
fitr sahnenoe 3inber lit angenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas 8ecept itatnrni
BON einem Der beiten meiblihen
Merste in ben Ser. Staaten. gs i'll
bel allen Drue9iiten in Der ganaer
@elt az baben. Breis Is Gents per
Slaid3e. &auft nihts anoeres, ale
Wrs. Binsloms Suothina Snruu.
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500 8elopaMma. 300.

Die 2efer oieTer Seitune ueroeu idb Treusn ,u er.
fabren baB es tpenioeus cine gefhrntete Rrantbeii
eebt, pel4e Die Biffenf6oft In an ibren Stufen su
beilen In. Gtaabe II; al's 9atarrb =aur 1T bic Elm.
liee est Der drstl6en Brhbsr&aft bsiannts poftios
Rur. Ratarrb erforoert als cine @onititutonstrant.
belt cine confitutionelle gebanoIung. pairs Ras
tarrb Rnr iuiro innerl& eenommen unb nirft oireti
auf sns 8lut uno Die iAleimigen Ober1d9sn oes
Gpfems, baour& Die @runolage Der Rranfbeit ser.
fbrenb nnb Dem Yatienten 2raft eebenb, ii,oem AZ
Die Contribution bes &orpers auibaut uno Der Hatt,
In ibrem Werte biltt. Die Giaentbhmer baben ID
pie gsrtrauen su ibren 5eiltrdften baB s Elm bun.
ben e iu furiren oerfeblt. aast Gu& cine 2ife oor
3euQnifien tomnen. Wlan atteiiire
9S. s. Sbenep II. Co., eiaeutb., 5oleoo, o.
8erfanft BON alien Gpotbefsrn, 9rets rs Gents.
Iebmt 6aQ's fSamilien 9nen for 8erftobfuna
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Gulf Gbpre 0abm.

Wbfabrt.
geadb 9anernia. SUTHERLAND Sprines.
St9deate, t1alid, 800 Born.
Mnfunft.
Bon Studbale. SUTHERLAND Springs unb
2nnernia. t6Qlid. .......2:30 Nathun,
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q. u. q u. q. 0abm.
Mbtahrt.

gaadb gueru, goatum, Souaon unb Sol.
befon, taglib. 3d. As SDrnl.
uno LIS Nbenb8. b8....................
Rad Corpus ghrifti, 8pdpert unb Bee.
billie t1glicb $3.50. 1890 unb abenbs.
Nab 8brne unb aerrnille. tdelidb. .....
..................... 800 8Drn,.
Nntunft.
Bon guerD. g)patuttt, ppufom unb @al.
uefon, tdeIitb 7.3O morgens unb
O.UU NUtUuH.
8Dn Corpus Gbrifti, 8pfport mmb Bees
bile t6elitb. .7.3O noraens unb
1.uO UUC9W.
Bon Borne nnb Rerrnilie. taglib.
.................... 40 Mbeno8.
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@. 6. & =. Nabu.
Nhfohrf.

Raeb Baeo. 5ort 8ortb, Dallas. &anias
gttb, ct. Souls unb Chicago, t1glih.
(Suniet Depot )........8.45 Nben68
20calsug nia SmitbnilIe. ....7. .10Bort,.
Nnfunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls, sanias gitb,
Dallas, Sort @ortb unb @acD, taglim
(Suniet 0epDt) ...........8 WDroenB,
4Dcalaua uia Smithnine. -. 9.O5 Mbenos
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- Beluht Shols's Saloon, Via.
mo Bla8a. stets trilhes 8ier an
8apf.
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Giitababn=Tabr>Ylan.
3. & g. "a. Bai,,, .

yeab alien NorbsIeras<Buntten ........
................4 llbr nnb 500 8orm.
Ssaeh ct. Souls, Mempbis unb benz
:, Sfet, ..... .l.2O ubr nacbm.
Nad Noro 3eIas. 8anias gitb unb
st. gDnls. ................ 8.l5 nbenos
gtatb Wterttp. p............... 1920 uDrma
tunft.
Bon ct. 20uis unb bem Often. .6 8orm.
8on l0calen Bnnften sos nocbm.
Ven ct. 2oAisu. oem Oiten:1l .05 abenbs
Bon 3are6D un6 Oterito =. Loo nahm.
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- ShOls SalDon bietet einen
an0enebmen Mufentbalt
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GDatbern Wacific 8abu.
sMbfahrt,

iMbfahrt.
gfad Netu Orleans, SpuFDn uno gats
beiton t6glib ib............11.40 40 8orm.
uno. 1890 Mbenos.
Nab gagie 8aB, al 8aiD. galifornien
uno Wertfo ..............9:0O Sornt.
Mnfuntt.
Bon Netu Orleans. Spuiton unb Col
neftDn taglicb Morgens
unb 800 Nabm.
Bon Gl YafO, galifDrnten unb Merito
............,........ 800 NbenbS,
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INTERESTING GAME
OF BALL YESTERDAY

There was lively game of baco
ball at the Tower on yesterday be
tween Graham and Bluefeld The
game was holly contested and some
unpleasantness was INDUCED in t.
a limited extent The score was
seven to eight in favor Of Bmeheld
We would admonish our base bali
friends to cool off as rapidly as pos
sible and keep your excitement down
TO moderate pitch When BluefelG
and Graham meets in a base bali
game then comes the Tug of War
The game was hard fought
contest and we exceedingly regrc.
that any unpleasantness should have
occurred There will be anothel
game tomorrow at which we hope Co.
have good ball and mo- bad feclin
on either side
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-18

And now all our schools are open
and the youths OF our city get busy.
All our schools opened Yesterday
morning with fun attendance.
Mr. Charles b. Gilbert, general
sales agent for the Globe Coal Com
pany. of Chicago, is business WISH
tor to the city.
Mr. A r. Bowdre, representative
for Mellin & CO. of Columbus, Ohio
is in the city. stopping at the Alta
mont
Mrs. H. b. shelton left on yestor.
day for the Hot Springs of Virginia
where she will remain for several
weeks. Her many friends In th,
city of Bmefeld will wish her u
peasant and beneficial trip.
Thousands 70 persons trying TO ge,
close glimpse OF Mrs. Nichola
Longworth at Columbus Ohio %.
she was about To unycil the muuu
ment of William Mckinley. crowdc,
SO that panic ensuod ana many
persons were injured
G. r. smith while working in
tn Speiden Planning Mil ON voster
day. was struck 10y belt and
knocked from scaGold and pre-.
cipitated about twelve feet ON "a CO.
ment floor. causing "a fracture of tho
skull. He is now in the BucHcld
Sanatorium for treatment and Is do
ing as well as could be expected.
Mr.. Il. II. Easley leaves ON no Z
this morning. taking his son, William
to school at the Augusta Military
ACADEMY. of Fort Defiance, Va
Emlyn Arters. brother of Mr. h. n
Arters will accompany Mr. Easley
and will also enter the same school
We wish these young gentlemen much
Success and are glad 10 note that they
are entering one of the best schools
Of instruction and training 10 De
found in the country.
c. b. Kincaid, proprietor of the
Bluefleld Marble Works. who has
been in Colorado for several months
for his health. Ending that ne was
not improving, came to Monroe coun-
ty. where he died, and his funeral
will take place in Anderson today
Mr.. Kincaid was highly respected
In Bluefield and was a consistent
member of the Methodist church OF
this place. He leaves wife and
one child to mourn his loss and
many friends in this city who viii
deeply deplore his death His father
and family were with him i'm his last
moments and ministered in every
way possible to his wants during Tho
last day OF his illness. Surely am
other good man and useful citizen
has gone from our midst
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The Leader.
ALL ABOUT BLUEFIELD

And now all our schools are open
and the youths OF our city get busy.
All our schools opened yesterday
morning with fun attendance.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-18

Mr.. Charles b. Gilbert general
sales agent for the Globe Coal Com
pany. of Chicago, is a business WISH
tor TO the city.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-18

story from life presented in Dramatic form. Abound
ing in Humanity Bubbling with Joyous Comedy
Thrilling and Realistic Arouse Spectator
to the Highest Pitch of Enthusiasm.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-18

X. f. Keesce has moved his
cleaning establishment to no
Bluedeld Ave. VIII call for
and deliver work 10 amy part
Of the city.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-18

Mr. A r. Bowdre, representative
for Mellin & Co. of Columbus, Ohio
is in the city. stopping at the Alta.
mont