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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-06
2lus. Dem county.

300 m. 9este 8Ohe ii beim
ebepaar Glbert gaeid9in elm tteines
969terhen ansetommen.
Die Sridless. bubeu ibre VII.
belt an 5reO SHweer's erUBsrStleus
ne beeuoet.
BE m.-8. 8. Wtnrpbp bat feline
Gsarm, bic Silber.@ .@insnInrm-au an
Bm. ShaeppertOetter uertuuit.
Dat 8ibsG Die Glen
babnbrade aus Cement beraeieIlt
BEL gb. gtids Sarm III fertip, uber
bic 9urhfabrt baruuter 10 iIein uno
buniel OdB busR8ueuieb iih firdtet
bur93ueeben. Gut LIT bers' SO0en
ebenfaus aus Cement, stuet Ju6
niebrieer tpie's Greetbet unb in
8inter nit Gis dberbedt, mas eten-
iaas elm 6inoeruis 1T. Bsnu 81.
ienbnbnen oas Reht hnben cine
County ROAD oernrt su uerbunsen,
1T es an Der 8eit Dab bic GOuntbbes
b6rben etrpns in Der Sabe thur.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-06
. a h. liner beliebtsr aauf.

% q d. llnier beliebter aauf'
mann q. @npelbredlt 1T in einent
IelbfpefdGieen 2dheln einaehlIIt,
Bnrum auh nihtP 2e. Itrnmme
Sunpe Der am ~ ROuember etntraf
1T eepiBIih elmer eroBen 6renoe
rperth.
Die Sdeer bieier SesenO sinaen
ON 9antiaeunestnee nni bic Sagb
bod beidrantte Iidb bic suuse Seute
nui einen Studs.
= 6ermunn gliebruease nnb SBm.
Dbenbaus, isbterer uun gIinDOOo,
Ranins ipnrsn ON Sountup in Stomp
Siu um ba gsrwarbte unb 5reunoe
su beiuden.
II s. B. gtuenrer befinOst I'D
CUR Belt in sSodiou uno aaiouette
Gountp'R bel 8srWanOien III Seiah.
SObn @ieoingbaeen BON Rt.
Sterline Tam MittuO6 uuf ben
Seimpea uon Sermann bier oura.
Gr battle ielhe Suute israu Seprn
Seimtuebler unO Oeren Sohn luel1e
auf Der psimreiie nad1 Saline @Oun-
tp paren, nnf Oem BubnbOfe se'
braht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-06
i. gsenn bic @anaLben 9eimnarts

.Benn bic g9tualben eeimipdrts
5ieb'n,
@eun bic Hoien nicbt mebr blib'n,
&enn ber Na9tieaIl @eiane
Wttt Der glahtiealI pertlnne.
90 1T es audi iebt. alIes 1T DOe, oers
faiien, ber @iuter, ber raube Rann
1T I'M Nn5uee. 8nlb tuirb er uns
nit S9neeeeitbber trattiren. aGes
bat ieinen beitimntten @aue in bieier
@elt. 5rhbline, CONNER, SerbIt
unb @inter tue9ieln nit chamber ab,
eerabe tuie bas menI4libe 2eben
aud. Grablins 1T iO3uiusen iuenn
baS &inbIein mod in Der @ieee uber
i'm MutterId5ODbe rubt. CONNER 1T
in Der frabeitsn SiisenO, Onnn 1T ber
Msni@ IdparineriiH, beis unb oft
psrliebt, I'M Serbit II er gum reifsn
Mlann Dher Grau bernneetuadien.
Sm Winter bnnn 1T er ait, sebred.
ll4 nnb Taft uub bnlb TT Ietn 2ebenS.
lauf 81 Gubs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-06

Bon Der itaatlt9en Giienbabn. l,nb
2aeerbaus GDmmifiun 1T cine Ote.
button UDn 20 gruSent Der GrpreB.
raten in T1iFuuri unseOrOnet iuOrOeu
unD iua bieIe Grmdsisuue am Is.
0esember in araft treten. 9ieieIbe
1T namentlia aud fiir tletne gerien.
ber pon @ertb, ba ). D. bic @tni.
munrate fnr gadete BON tueniser
als einem gfanb bon 25 auf is Gents
berabseiest tuirb. Die Racific, llni.
teb States, Vlbams, @eIIss5ursO,
guntbern nnb Stmeriean Grpreb. Ge.
ieui6aften tperben bon Der gseHeEuns
betruifen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-06

BE m. 8. @. u. o. @.
GtndenbrOetet tunrsu SOnntap auf
gruib grairie 81 Bsiuds.
- gIuauh eanOipebr pOn 9st.
Sterling mar VIusoanes letter gBOGe
nlebrers 9ape bier BEL Souls eanb-
ipeHr 3u Ssiud.
aOuis aOeb, iuu., 1T Ouran elm
@ObnbauB su bnusn inO mudelt man
UOM sInsn ahfip far ben EOaet unb
Iberoleid9en mebr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-06
I1od, elm Kampf um Sas Dai Elm

%NVul StH AtuihPl uil "uS ONI eh
Dns 9eben Der WenIhen III tn
mebr ais elmer ptniidlt Elm S8ampf
um bls 9aiein". slidt nur, bab
mir unler BrDb i'm S1neiBe unieres
GnseiihteS uersebren mlKen, baben
mir aud nit Der eniaen Surge 5u
iampfen, baB BON bes cages 2nlt unD
Nlbe bic @eiunbbeit ni4t nGsu
iAmer geihdoigt tuirb. g8ie balo
iteIen iih in 5DIae nDn lleberan'
Itrenauneen 8erbnuun9sitDruneen
ein, Das @Iunblbel nIer 9eiben
llnO pie bul0 folaen auf Die eriten
SpmptOme, pie iblehter Seihmad,
llebelteit, aufiOBen unb 8OpfiEmer'
gen. bic Nnseihen Der t6btlifen,
Ipdteren 2eber. uno NIerenleiben
nit ibren BeihmerOen, lute Mnttie'
teit, Riidenlhmdfe, Obnmamten
unb S9uln0elnnfdGe. hroniibe Bers
ltopfung, @eIbiucbt uno 8niierIuhtl
Sn iDfbem bDppeIten anmpfe nru6
man benz R6rper nit benz Stdrtunass
unb Seilmtttel su SllIe tOmmen, bns
pDr SnhrbunOerten bic berhhmten
aRbnGe BON st. Bernard Der gtatur
entrifen, inbem iie e8 aus beren
beiltrdftisiten gHar5eniafteu gu be-
reiten lernten. 9ieles Mittel, bic
ct. Bcrnarb arduterpilIen. ipirO nod
beute eennu nnd3 bem &eSept Ieiner
Griinber bereeitelIt unb biIft Dem
Rbrpsr I'M .9nmpfe um baS tdaIihs
8rOb nnb eeaen bic barten GrfOrbe'
'runpen beS 9ebensS Su neuem Blute,
81 tieuem 2eben, gu @eiunbbeit. Sn
allen apUtbefen fiir 25 Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-06
81ernrapat, aBln, grrttue, BEN 9. 9r1entber 1907
tuns Oes gOltes beiiten.

rBir tpoIIen feline 8irtbiAaften
unteritaben, ipelfe unseiebIi4 be-
trieben tperben. gsir iteben bereit,
ben Bertaui bon Bier o6er ireenb
eines BON uns berseiteIlten %roonfs
tes an irsenb eine@trtbihnft gu pers
tueieern, tpelhe in uneeieblther OSer
upanitanbtser @eiie betrieben tuirb.
@ir tuerben bieies geripre4en elm.
lblen 10 oft uns bic gia9riat BON
0tBa9tuns bes @eiebes iiberbraHt
tuir0."
Sr. SuId3 iaste, Elm &ontite lei er.
nannt tuOrben, uni bic Stelluns su
ertlaren, fuel9e bic Gnbeuier-8uId
8rauereiseieIlihaft eenummen bat.
Georgia unb 9llabama iinb uunt /.
Sanuar an trDden. Sn Genneiiee
92 uOn 90 Counties, in 9Ouiiiana 61
/
BON IS, Itreinien u BON 100, Sotua
65 uun 80 Counties, WltHDuri 80; it,
eenOmo las lid audi 81 (tuas 1T
re9t?) = 9eras fats trOfen in Der
Mebrsabt ieiner Counties; Colorado,
| S(linOis unb galiIornien baben 9os
tai Option. gfprb 9ntutn bat audi
9rubibitiun, tuie i9On @taine luo
aanlas iie baben, unb gieru Santp'
ibire ipiG lie einfiibren. 9empereus-
8ldtter seben iidJ i9on Der Su1uune
bin bas balb 8tueibrittel ber Staateu
8robibitiun einfiibren unO bnmit bic
nbtieen WlaiUritat sesebeu lei I'M
bic aonititutiUn babin au amenbirer
6ab Die 4rohibitiOn nuf bic eau5er
Der. Staaten nussebebnt tueroer
t6nne. - gln unb fur Fd 1T se'
gen bic SentperenS niht einSntuen
ben, Obtuut iie AUDI unter faliaen
9lameu ieeelt = rGbitinens" iuIIt'
es beiBen: aber Der ane Il
Uertebrt. gtO9 gtiemnnb 1T NIT @e
; malt tn ben Simmel aeIhOben iuur
ben. &ebu3irt man bic Sraee al
bic leste 8rdmtiie, 10 muB es ihlieB
: ltdb INNER bes ginselueu Setuiiiens
l fade iein tuie Uiel er iim ber Gltabu
/ lifa bebienen min. - gantirlt9 mir
, ba audi Der Geufel an bic @anb ee
, malt unO Se6er Oer In iulhen @e
tr6nten ban6elt, ia, luer nur eli
} @laS Bier 6ffentlth trintt = lit iAoi
. bamit nerbamnlt. yh1t mnl elm
) aurntObpfeife fol- man in Grieoel
rau9en biirfen. 8erriidte Sarinse
I 9asl - 9arum reoen iuirb MIDI
{ ipIItem 9rinten unO Saufen ba
, 8Drt ebenlDnenig tuie ben Sunbe
I bieners iiberseidnnppter @elbprOben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-06
9ant Der srOBen 8ubbreri daft far
ben muiitaliiben @enuB Der an bic.
fem Gbenb sebuten tuurbe.
a4toi7

<AC4 lo6f
,@as mir an Dir sefdut,
Shelmiider @id9t,
Rbdteit 9u tuiiien = -eelt?
Gags uber nibtl
DEM, 2teb6en, mas es lit
8u beliint,
8tun idl 9ir'S neunen miiBt',
@dr's in Der 5bnt.
8enn mir Oermdblt erit limb,
Sf's ia nod Belt;
gOrber, rnein berj'ees Sinb,
8ra4t es Dir 2eib-.
9Ott6en errbtbenO idueiot,
2ieblih iie ihmOIlt;
ODD ibr @eii9t9en lnat
G9elmii1 unb bOlb.
@ns gibm" ant beiten bOA
On ibr eefdIIt
Spdter erfubr fie's Ouh -
@nr: Iapas @elol
Der bemertensmertbeIfe llnters
i9ieb spiiAeu Gurer einbeimii6en
3eitlIne unb auspdrtisen 8ldttern
1T fuleenber, bemertt Der SiOur Gitp
Courier" treiili9: Die auSudrtiee
8reiIe nintmt @uer @el0, tpUfiir bie>
ielbe @u9 siuor 10 uub 10 Uiel aus
ipGrtieen 9eieitoff liefert = tueiter
eebt Oeren Snterene fur Guh uno
guren SeimdtbsUrt niftl gp ein'
beimiI9e 8eituns liefert gu9 niAt
aIlein ben intereKnuteIteu 2eieitUfi
uOn austudrts, bic eetudblteiten IL
terariiben Sa9en fir ben 5anilieu'
treis, ioubern Iie itrebt audi ber
SortIHrttt Cures @emeinueienS or
unb f6rbert bnburb @uer eieenes
ggpbl. Die einbeimiihe 3eitune,
tpelbe iiA itets fir @llren Seimatbs'
Ort interefirt, = bic 2eib unb 5reu'
be nit Gu9 tbeilt, = iuelde mil
@uh lebt unb itrebt, - luelde @uf
in itetiser seiitieer 8erbinbuns mil
@uren 8eiannten bait, uer6ient Cure
polite llnterItibune in erlter 9iniei
Oenn iie lift Elm ,uidtieer gbeil Cures
@emeintueiens un6 als iolde itebt IL
@uh unenbIib ndber ais Die aus
ipdrtisen 8latter, 6a iie I'M @eeeniat
su lebtereu iih ieOersett @uren oiretr
ten SntereHen u6llie iuibmet,
Baton Ruuae, Ga. grau .. Mnr'
IDeOe 1T Oiesmnl uuier Contributor,
Die Srau ihreibt: Der DOitur ant
nit nuf uub idl 0ahte mein lebtea
StanOlein babe seldIlaeen. &ins
5reunbin, 6rnu 5eG, runr asrnOe bel
mir. Die nnbm MIDI in 9Feee unG
ueranlaBte MIDI, rs nit 6orni's VI
pentrdter- 8lutbeleber gu ueriuden
Der @rfOle mar ruunberbar. Rat
suei Eneeu fonHte id1 n0ein, obne
Stiibe. POM Bett bis gum Sopbn
aeben unO tnnerbalb breier 8Dher
nnr itl idl Stnu0e meinen SnushaIi
su leiten. Die 9eute munbern iid
i'm bDhlten @rabe iiber bic Birfuut
uon 5orni's gllpentrduter'Bl Blntbelei
ber, "--Nimt sum 8erfnui In sIpDtbs'
fen. 8ann nur burh 2Otalngenter
oSer oirett uon ben Sabrlfnnten, Or.
Better 5nbrnep 4 Sons GO., 1l2-
1l8 90 Sopue Woe, Chicago, so
ka,noa,, tparhort
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-06

,s,s oR,0InAL LAxAvivG COUGH SYRUP
KEVNHlEDY'S LAXATIVE
oousAluns II ONEy AND TAR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-06
2gnt @robe 9ei6idt

Sd babe cine gorrittune fiir 9ru9 eriunben.
bin lueldet ict iiddb 30ldbriger Grfabrtilg tf1
tiber inlen lam, onb tie bic etlg
Blae III, iuelde ben Nrdl dbiplut bdlt uno Ht0t
f6liptt, uno bod eidt fiibl Hnb bedllem nc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-06

2sas wiiisnIGaItIlts goFrlGtHHs, imuieE Vttit8
sniIeub iir jebe gtrioR Don ireenb ptIdts
@rShe--IsIdt, ttautut i@Iiipft tlhtieIne
Iaitissn eprRnsfsbsrn pbsT pOIItsr--
f0ittt tpeRiget 1lS BeiuSbulidle
gruGbdnber fir WiaHHer,
Sransn obrr SInbtr
btrerftit.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-29

Dr.. S. r. Russell last Sunday
presented to the Christian church
his resignation as pastor. He
will 90 to Colorado where he will
spend the winter. He gave as a
reason for resigning that he felt
that there was difference be-
tween him and the church on the
subject of social amusements.
That he felt that the young peo-
pie were often kept away from
and out of the church by the
stringent rules maintained in
reference to social amusements.
DR.. Russell is quite liberal in his
views along this line and was out
of harmony with local church
views. He is a gentleman of high
moral worth and scholarly attain
ments. and it is unfortunate that
this difference has come up, as
he was inaugurating an interest
in his church affairs that was
launching it well to the 'front.'
Hall County Herald.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-29

stock that rests upon a value to
be found in the road itself is not
subject to tluctuation like the
stock of road whose dividends
depend upon the ability of the
manager to monopolize business.
We ought to have legislation that
will put our railroads and other
industrial enterprises upon an
honest basis, and then we ought
to have legislation forbidding the
use of national bank deposits to
aid gambling. If the New York
banks are to be allowed to re-
ceive deposits from country
banks, such New York banks
ought in all fairness be forbidden
to use country deposits to sup
port speculative enterprises. All
speculation is risky-if there
were no risk in the matter. there
would be no speculation about it,
and the small banks of the coun-
try have a right to insist that
their solvency shall not be jeop-
ardized by the use of their depos-
its for gambling purposes. And
if the bankers themselves do not
insist upon this, their depoSitors
ought to insist upon it, for
while the local banker may
be excused for refusing to honor
checks in the present Stringency,
his depositors cannot be blamed
if they denounce system where
by the local bankers are driven
into a net spread by New York
financiers.
The Republican party has been
in almost uninterrupted posses
sion of the federal government
for fortySeven years. In its
platform of 1904 that party boast
ed that with the exception of two
years it had had control nearly
all the time of two, if not three,
branches. AS it requires con-
current of the president, the sen
ate and the house to enact law
or to repeal one, it is evident that
the Republican party is respon-
sible for our present financial
system and must bear the blame
if the public is not sufficiently
protected. Will the leaders of
that party now take up the mat
ter and legislate in the interests
of the public or will they leave
the country in the hands of the
Wall Street financiers?
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-29
Visit the New People.

The old Texans and natives and
those who have been initiated
should not forget that the repu-
tation of the Plains is at stake
Just at this time. There are many
new people coming to us and We
should not forget that they are
strangers. If a new family has
moved into your neighborhood,
see to it, that you call on them at
the proper season. Don't wait
until you feel asha med to go and
when you do, be compelled to
offer weak apology for not hav-
ing called sooner. Right here in
Hereford, the new people should
be remembered. You know how
you felt when you went into a
new place and waited for weeks,
yes, months, before your next
door neighbor called on you,
Take this home to yourself. If
you were 1000 miles away from
your friends and had moved into
town which had a reputation
for hospitality and good cheer
and then had to wait for weeks
before this civility was shown,
how would you feel: Visit your
neighbor. Hereford Brand.
The above most excellent and
timely suggestion could and
should be applied in Canyon City
and in other Plains towns as well
as in Hereford. AS Southern
people our reputation for hospi-
tally and courtesy to strangers
is known of in all lands and we
must not let it suffer a setback
in the estimation of those who,
from the Middle and Northern
States, have come to dwell among
us-and we won't.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-29
Canyon Market

DEALER IN
Fresh and Cured Meats, Fish and
Oysters, Goldfish and Mackerel,
Mince. Fancy Cheese,
Bread and Butter, Fresh Vcgeta.
blcs, Celery, etc.; Lunch Meats
and Fancy Table Delicacies.
Phone 172.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-11-29

4
y = IS
x STAR gR RaEyRT 29S5s
They Satisfy
Maybe You have been put to
! a great deal Of expense and in
convenience by buying shoes
/ that did not fit, did not hold their
| shape, did not wear well and
/ likely the soles on some of these
shoes ripped and pulled off.
We have 4 line that will fit
/ from the Start, no breaking in
necessary.
/ They will hold their shape for
] they are honestly made by expert
! shoe makers in specially fac
l tories.
Bound to wear well for the
best leather and material is used
in every pair.
| No chance for the soles to
rip j, f Tor they are put on with
a ctinch fastening.
| This is a shoe to answer for
( service and dress wear too.
l They are made of box calf -
J the leather that polishes nicely
and wears so long,
| You had Just as well buy
OUR FAMILY" shoes. get
satisfaction and pleasure from
every pair and pay no more
] than for the ordinary kind.
| Mems $500 TO $3.50
Boys $3.50 TO S2.75
Women's S1.75 to $500
Misses S1.5O to S1.65
Children's S1.10 to S1.50
Canyon City
| Supply Co.
I've Walk On Stars. So Can YOU"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
LET'S HAVE IT
That Perry Boat Between creenviIls
and Arkansas

For some time past the business
men of GreenviAe have realized the
necessity of ferry between this city
and the state of Arkansas, but from
some cause or another no definite ac-
ton has been taken toward secu1-
ing it until recently when NJ. Chas.
Halter hasstarted out after the ferry.
There is no doubt but what aferry
would be a paying investment to the
owners and operators as we'll as .
great acquisition to the city of Green
vile.
There are thousands of bales of
cotton raised just across the river
from Greenville which now seek
other markets, hat if the farmers and
planters had the advantage of ferry
there is no doubt but what they
would ship their COTTON to this city
and consequently make their PURCHASE
of supplies here
By all means let have that ferry.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29

Mr.. ! H. Nelns is spending a few
days on Lake Chicot.
Mr.. Seth Wheatley is spending
few days in Chicago
Miss Adeline Harvey is spending
the autumn in St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs Lancaster have taken
a cottage on Poplar street.
Mr.. Branton, of Avon, was yisi-
tor in this city on Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. ]. Haley, of Itta Iena, was
a guest in this city on Thursday.
Mr.. McCorico, of Hazlehurst, Miss
is spending few days in Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs Grief are pleasantly
located in a residence on Poplar St.
Miss Louise Haxton has gone to
attend the University OF Mississip-
pi.
Mr.. Robert Helm, OF Helm, Miss,
was a guest in Greenvile on Mon
day.
Mr.. Emmett Newton, of St. Joseph,
La, is guest OF Mr.. ]. M. .Ander-
son.
Mrs. Dodd and little Miss Dodd
are at home after a visit in Carroll
ton.
Misses Martha and Josie Giardina
have gone to attend college ia Gre
I.ada
Mr.. S. R.. Geise is at home after
having spent the past summer in the
West.
Mrs. w. G. Street, of Lake Village,
Ark, is the guest OF Mrs. w. P.
Shelton.
Miss c. D. Bean, OF New Orleans,
visiting Mrs. NJ J. Ready on Hunt
Avenue
Mr. and Mrs Morris have gone TO
spend the early autumn in North
Carolina.
Miss Ruth Rose has returned from
a visit to friends and relatives in
Vicksburg.
Miss Mary Aldridge, of Arcofa,
was guest of the Misses Paxton on
Wednesday.
NlAS. AdiAiS AhSSOIilIlAos Va 1lSNi
wood, was recent visitor to- friends
IN this city.
Misses Edith and Anna Iuinn, of
Grace, are the guests of Miss Name
Ester Wall.
Miss Nellie Dunn has gone TO re
sumo her studies at the University Of
Mississippi.
Mr. and Mrs A. G Paxton have
gone for few weeks sojonrn in
Hot Springs
Miss Ruth Montgomery left on
Tuesday to enter college at Holly
Springs, Miss
Miss Ruth Atterbury, of Estel,
was a guest of friends in Greenville
few days since.
Mrs. Woodland, of Cleveland, Miss,
was a guest of friends in this city
during the week
Mr.. Robert Somerville, Jr., spent
several days in Oxford, Miss, dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. w. G. Yerger is at home af-
ter spending the greater part of the
summer in Waukesha
Miss Anna Hunter has returned
from visit to her niece, Mrs. S. B.
Wilson. in Vicksburg
Col. M F. Johnson has returned
to Natchez after a visit TO relatives
on Lake Washington.
Mr.. Hugh Hook, of Leland, was
guest of friends in this city on Tues
day and "Wednesday.
Miss Sloan Ryles, of Estel. has
been guest of friends in this city
during the past few days.
Mrs G. B. Alexander, who has
been visiting in New York for the
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
Social and Personal
Persons having items Of enter
tainments or personal mention
will please call phone 1922 rings

past few months, will spend some
days during the coming week with
relatives in Frankfort, KY.
Mr.. Nunzio Giardina left recently
for Lexington, KY, where he goes to
attend business college.
Mr.. William Giardina left a few
resume his studies in the German
re-enter the Georgetown college.
DR.. and Mrs. F. NJ Holbert left
this morning for Hot Springs, Ark,
to spend a couple of weeks.
Mrs H. A. Darden and Miss Al
lie May Darden, Of Blanton, Miss,
are guests of Mrs. A. Wells.
Master Archie Hopkins left on
Monday to attend the Chamberlain
Hunt Academy in Port Gibson
Mr.. William Wynn left on We'd
nesday for Oxford where he will en-
ter the University OF Mississippi
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Holland after
spending an enjoyable summer across
the water, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wing are domiciled
in the residence formerly occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Startling.
Mrs. w. R. Harvey arrived on
Wednesday after an absence of some
months and is a guest of Mrs. Bag
ley.
Mr.. H. K Johnson passed through
this city on Thursday while en- route
from Chicago to his home in Vicks-
burg
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Eskrigge
returned from Marple, England, last
Monday, where they spent the sum-
mef.
Mrs w. H. Montgomery, who has
been visiting Mrs. E. R Workman,
left last week for her home in Vicks-
burg.
Messrs. Dennis and Clifford Gill
mer, two of Indianola's popular
young men, spent Sunday in Green
vile.
Miss Margaret Gaery, who has
been guest of Miss Myrtle Rose
left recently for her home in Vicks-
burg
Miss Jean Scruggs is at home from
Memphis where she has been guest
of her sister, Mrs. Harry Schoettel-
kotte
Miss Elizabeth HARRISON returned
home on Saturday after an absence
of several months spent travelling in
Europe.
Miss Leila Green, of Longwood,
Miss, was a guest of Misses Lena
and Elise Holmes on "wednesday and
Thursday
Messrs. Ernest and Lester Kelner
have gone to resume their studies
at the Georgetown college in George
town, KY
Mrs Gilfoil, who has been guest
of Mrs. Mason J. Pitcher, left recent
" for her home in Lake Providence,
Louisiana.
Mrs. NJ. B. Carson and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Crntenden left on
Tuesday to spend few weeks in
the North
Mr. and Mrs. S. Greenberg are To-
Gated in the residence formerly oc-
cupied by Mr. and Mrs. Eckstone or,
Percy street
Miss Jeanette Hartman Is at home
after spending the summer visiting
various cities in the United States
and Canada
Mrs Pond, who has been guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Richard Ran
som, during the summer, left recent
ly for Jackson.
Misses Louise Finch, Sallie Hunt
and Jennie Paxton are members of a
house party being entertained by
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29

To Continue young IN health and
strength. do as Mrs. N F. Rowan,
McDonough, Ga, did She says:
t'Three bottles of Electric Bitters
cured me of chronic liver and stom-
ach trouble, complicated with such
an unhealthy condition of the blood
that my skin turned as red as flannel.
I am now practically 20 years young
er than before l took Electric Bitters
/ can now do all my work with ease
and assist in my husbands store
Guaranteed by all druggists. Price
soc.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-19
NEW DISTRICTS
Now open for Settlement

Sorne Of tho choicest lards In the grain rrv~int
belts Of Saskatchewan and Alberta have recently reeF
opened for se,tlement under tho Revised Hunes,est
Regulations Of Canada. Thousands Of home sieacs q.
100 acres each are now available. The now reeuis,
tions make II possible for entry to be made ty proxy
tho opportunity that many In the United States hsvc'
been waiting tor. Any member Of afarn lily may mako,
entry for any other member Of the family who ma,
30 entitled to mako entry fcr himself or herself
Entry may now % mado before tho AGen, or SUBJ
Agent ofthc District by proxy ION &c rts,n oondiions,
by tho father. mother. son. %caishtet, bro'her or sis
ser Of an in.enc.ne horne s.eaee!.
Any even Numbered section Of Dominion
Lands in Manitoba or the North West Provinces,
excepting 9 and 20. not reserved. may be home
steaded by any person the sole head Of = family,
or male owe; ls years OF age. to the extent q
one-auaIters section. Of 100 acres. more or less. -
The fes In each case viii 10 $1,000. Churches.
schools and markets convenient. Healthy climate
splenoid crops and good laws. Crain growing ant
aaii'e raising principal industries.
ror turihe' particulars as TO Rates. Routes. Eos
limo TO Go and Wh.rs 10 Locale. apply u
W. d.. Scott. Superintendent, OF immigration
Ottawa: Canada, or l.. 7. Holmes. Ns Jackson
SIS Paul. MINI; J. Nj. MacLaehian,. boz ~
toi New York Lite Building, Omaha. Neb.,
Authorized Government Agents
PisAss say where YOU sss this advsrtissnenN.