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Nnfarrcntc Ginlnuhner.
l}eoria. osn.. 10. NJ.

Feorl1. 1SU., 10. Att.
Gtma 100 9iirger Scr 9oritaOt
Georia Sei1bts riiien geitern 100.
2)ar0s @eIeiie ser Beoria 3ailmop
So, oui un0 itieBen ole 0robuug
aus bcute gIndt ole 98ogeu.Hemiien
unO StaIlunaen Der @eiellihoit nit.
icIS 0puamit5 3u 5eritOren. Ger
@rIno tiir oieieS 8orQeben 1T 0orin
81 iuhen, oaB ser @ciellitait bon
Der GrtSbe6oroe eiu SSreibrlei qe9e-
ben DorOen mar. nelder 6en Ginpon.
nern nidt 5uiagt. @tpo 80 SiliS.
mdrid)Gue beuahen beute ooS @i8en.
tbum ser C5eiellltait.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11
Iettc @irt6id,aft.

yielD 9orf. 10 Oft
@or Der itautIlden aommiiiion fir
Den oiientI6en Iienit iagte gcitcrn
glntbonu u grdop ans, oaB er I'M
SABRE 1902 iilr $250.000 einen 5rei.
brief 3m Bau elmer SroBenbuhn
6urd @1u CTR. faiite uuo oIeieu
luieOer an 8ilian 6. WbitncD, 0cu
Ieitcn0en (5ciit oe8 Feu Dorfcr Sira.
beu6a6uipitemS, oedauii babe }lIs
,3a9lung b1bc er Don Ser D}etropoli.
tan Securitie5 50. cineu 6bed i'm
Qetrdae BON 1865. 507 erb0lten.
@Ieif3eitig mt oIeien erbieIt er ole
Neiimg. oleie Sunlne iolgcH0ermo.
Beu ju oertbellen $2J00OO iitr iih
ielbit. ie Sill 652 Is an @l1iam Is
y8Gtnep. [bomas Il. Gpun, lbomas
Iolan, u. = g8ioeuer un0 Biqi1m
4. @lfens uno $l34 OBJ W an Die
ganfiirina Roore Il Sdlep. Bo'ur
oieie 6erren unO Oos gant6aus bieie
Summen erbdlteu batien. tpubie
3euge niht an5ugeben Bel BET Vrii.
flung Der giiher Der metropolitan
Secrrities 60. ermIitelte Der awt.
Ii6e SotUcriidn6igc Spins, bob Der
4rdii0cut Der gabnlinieu Der g}eiro.
polt1n erect Railmap So, S. 8.
greeI1no, iein ibon obuebir 5o5eS
Bc3alt ieit 1898 pnt 100000 iiber.
3o9en 5atte Iieie ieieu ais gtl5ga.
ben Derrcbnct mor6eu. aber ge'ege
bierfiir ieien nidt aeiun0en uoroeu
Ihouas y IDnn babe $500 CT.
balten, uofiir ebenfoas feline geIeae
bor6an0en Ddren, iie iin6 ginia6 als
Qusgoben eingetraaen.
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@oloaoer.
Te,n 9orF 10

SIN Depdrteuent fir 8riider an.
9eiteute gIrbeiter, oie gobrltngen en-.
lang Der 6Iubfroltt un0 uuter Dem
@Git &ioer pornahmen, fanoen unter
bieiem in Der gtobe ser 9rootlnner
Bride eiue golobnItige Guar3idiht
Gin ettpo 5pei 8iuno idpperes StId
Gunr5 entbieIt $40 @oIOmertb Auf
oieler 8aiis 1piiroe cine 5onne 0uorj
Bolo i'm @erttR BON $4,000 enthaI-
ten. Der GSu1to gehert Scr Stoot. Die
cine ioiortiqe ltnteriuhung oieier
@oIoooer oornebnlen laIien miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11
Sdrefcnstbat rincs 0nttcn uuO
@ater.
GoIllmbus. Ohio. 8. 81


8or oen gIugen ieiner 5uei ain.
Der eridlob beute Der 36 Sabre oIte
@ieber 6rrO Butt feline Satin uno
begin9 Damn einen Sel6itmorooer.
iud.
Butt, Ser bon ieiner 6rau ge.
trennt lebte, bega6 iih beute frub
rnh Oeren @obnung uno frngte lie,
oh iie 1pirfIih oui Dem Sheiounas.
pro5eb gegen ibn beiteben noae. Sic
ontluortete: .Sa." Damn podte er lie
uno periufte. ibr 9arboIiGure Gin.
sufIoBen, nobel ibre 9ippen Der.
brnnnt puroen. obne oaB Oos Sit
in ibren aorper geIon9te. Damn
ihoB er iie toot, mo idIieBIih ieuer.
te er auf iih ielbit, iuorouf er Die
@iftilaidc Ieerte. gr miro iterben
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liniidleres @nhnbrtt.

2incolu. Hebr.. 10 Oft.
9cr @iienbnbn aonntiiidr ghI.
Iiams bat nah einaeben0er llnteriu.
d)ung oeS Giicnbn6ubettcs Ger D3iE
iouri Batific 9abn int Stoate g2c.
brostn oieieS iiir ulliid)cr erfldrt. Gr
empiebIt 0aB @a0agier5iige nihi
ihnener nls % gleiLen un0 lSradlt
5iiac 20. iebr idGuere aber nur Is
WeiLcn per 'Shrnoe iobren io1ten
&err @siIlinmS miro auh Die Yabn.
bette Der au0ereu Grienbobnen uuter,
iuden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11
@rrlcbte Ghicanucr.
@au Claire. @is.. 10. Oft.

VuU NIuIIt, NNIS., To. NIL
@ei elmer 9ouiiion 3rplbcn Dem
GuIitb @rpreB. uno einCm 6rahtpla
Der Gbicago. ct. 9ouI, 0iinneupoI.s
& Omaha @iienbobn tuuroen orei.
Sebn Rerionen mebr oOer minorr
ibiuer nerlest. Inter oieien befin.
oen iif oie foIgenoen Gbicngoer:
2ouis 0dner, 80. ct. SuIiar. @bnns
2Iopo, S. s. Braun uno j. 9apIor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11
9ie ,9uiitnmia1.

gn 8oro ser .2liitunio", 9. Oft,
pia @ape Gace, %. 4.
Seute Mlittag befono ii6 bic o2u.
Iitonia" in 40 @roO n0r0liher
8reite uno 81 8roo meitIiher Gam.
ge; ieit 9eitern 0}ittae bat oas Shiii
617 SemeiIen 5uriidgeIegt. ooer
24.76 anoten i'm Durhihnitt. Seute
berrihte iehs Stunoen long Rebel
nit iriihen iiiopeitIihem Ninoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11
M,anIirnna Der G,IsiiebodlIeanna.
Nsnihinaton. 8. 81. DO. "a.

Sn Der bier .. 3. ita..iinOenoen
Snbresiisung Der .gtaticaal Aiocia'
tion OF Gd;t:ran Gominiiioners"
purSe elm gGflub geiabi. onb ole
Qrdeleaen6eiten beireiis Soberle.
auna ron Gi'enblbn9eleiien ben
Itantlihen eiignbaau. ge9orOen sur
grleoiounu ibermieiaR ipgrOen ioI
ten Tieie 'oIen aaein 0ls Reht t..
Zen, Die Soften ieitjuitcaer uro 2
Qrbeiten Al ii6enu3heu. 3u oieiem
9ped ioate ein iiir ale Staaiea
oleihmabiles 8eieB aus3eorbeiiet
unS ben re'u Staais9eieg5ebungeH
iur Qnrchng unierbreiiet Deroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11
@ie in 6bieaaO.
ooitispine. Qn.. 1O. ~

9ie bier tagen6e aonpention Der
.RotiounI @boIeiaIe 2iquor Dealers
gTiocintiou" beidloB seitern in elmer
eereiniamer Situnn nit Der Sen.
iudp g9bo,einIe 9iquor aiIoeintion
cine qqitotion in allen Stooter Fir
Elm 1Ieihnabiges 2iceniirunas.@e
ins @ert 81 ieeen. Sr Siciem @ei1e
ionen Dor auem oie ieet ausgeital
fen 9Ben'er fir permanent ertlirt
Der6eu. iuenn ioIhe. nift ourh eiuc
gfehrbeit Der BdbIer Utosrruien mer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11
gpidlt BON Nlanila.

Seattle, @aib, g. Gftober.
Ter areu3er yYbjlu0elpbia" ocr in
einer Deneide aus Sp0nen, q. e, er.
lpaDnt puroe, rmO BON melhcm eine
6unfen0epeihe BORT obgcfanQcn NOR.
oen iein iou, oie iciue 9lnfunft in Wo-
Mia eriudbut. Iieat i'm 9remertcn.
5lottcnboie Gr lit ouicr Tienit &C.
iteIIt un0 miro mlr ols W}amfd)nften.
gufno5nRidiff in grenerton benubt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11
ea GrOHe. 9Sis.. sreitaa. ben II. ottOber 1907.

pie ibn 6ranfreid) ihou lauge nidt
erlebte. 9Is ungebIider Qtitihul0t9er
oon Gbomas tpuroe bercitS 9ntolne
6oure perbaftet. Die bieii9e @oIi5ci
eriGeIt olrS 2onoon YHttbeillmaen
BON Der Yuffinoima pieIcr BON 8bo.
mas pertauiten &elialtieu.
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@um Grtrintcn arrettct.

@louceiter. Woli, 10. Oft
Ser iteauertreten0e @einnote bon
Siom. 3ataranubte. mo ein 9lttafe
nieicr @eianOtihait, Gbeum. ipdren
oeItern bel elmer 9ootiabrt in Der
9ittle Sarbor 9enh beinGbe ertrln.
fen. g2ur oem rGidcn einareiien
apeier Shiiier boben fe lire Het.
tuna Az peroonfeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11
t17 9nhre ait.
Gl Q}aio 3xas. 10

Gl 9aio 9gas. 10 Oft.
Sier itor6 6eute i'm 2llter BON III
sSobren Sole @ittlere3. & raudlte
bis an ieinem lobe 3igotytten un6
trnnt bis 5u ieinem 100. 8cburtstogc
Sdnops. 1arn CAB CT Iesteren ouf
neil er i5m niht mcbr 3utrdglId
kt1or
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11
GeipcftabIe N6he.
g2elp lorf. 10. Oft.

gtetp gorf, 10. Oft.
Grnit GapeGe. Elm fIeiner, ober
Itarfer uno nutbiger 9rbeiter, miro
beute auf Dem 9Sabnenitod oeS Sin.
qer-@eb1uoes enlporflimmen unO an
oeiIen Spite Die aippeI auiieben
Dieie miro iif 703 SUB iiber Dem
Strabennioeau erbebeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11
@lieb linn tren.
Morociter. N2aii.. 1O.

gSorclter, W1oll, 10. OH.
5rGuIein Clara 6. 2ea6, cine rel.
DIE iunge Dame aus bieiiger StaOi,
tuuroe beute iriib NUT SSobn u. Wa.
her. Ser eben cine pieriGbrige 8eiGna.
niBitraie lpegen Oie6itabIs uno Sal.
ffltng perbiiBt bate, ebeIi9 perbnn.
oen. 5te bate iih nit Dem @nnne
Dor ieincr 8erbaitung oerIobt uno
blieb ibm t7oe Der gerrrtbeiIliHe uno
Strnihaft tren.
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aniaciabrcn.
glnrfnl[ m. 9 N

DtOr10II, 10, 3. III.
ToS glm0es SdJladtdt'i seen,
tudu", melhc5 aciterH abeno BON
gloroen tommenO, Jped9 Repuratur
rad 6em bieiigen 5lottenbnuboie
eiuiabreu uollte. aerietb uabe Gam.
berts Boint ouf Gen @run6. Is 1T
in feinerIei @eiobr mo 6o cine
arofe gn3ubl SbIepp6onlpfer ioiort
siir Steae maren. boiit man Die
,Qentudp" balo wieoer iIott 81 ma.
den.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11
Ter frnnfc GOmriCo.

gleiu Oorf, 10. Oft.
Gls Elm idnuer franter Wfann febrte
beute Seinrih GonricO, Der 0ireftor
6es RetropoIitnn Opernbnuies, nui
Dem Gonpier ,fronprin5eiiin 9eei.
Tie" ans europa 5uriid. er i6reibt
feline Rranfheit Scr ourHgenahten
9luireglnq iiber bic 8ebanOIung 9a.
rmo's in gfGp Dorf 8u.
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Suffnnnaslus.
Columbus. 9. 10. Oft.

Columbus. 9. 10. Oft.
Ger3uitanO Ser 5u 10id6riger3 3udlt.
bausItrofe oeriirtbeiIten Sdluinole.
rim Srou Goiiie Gbaopid lit Elm nahe.
su -boffnungsloier. Sic lit gum r6.
miIh-fotboliiden 8loubeu iiberqe.
treten uno bot bereit5 oie 9eihte a5.
oeleat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11
TleiIdlliefcrantcu.

@Soibiu9ton, .. G.. 10. Oft.
To5 5lottcn Ieportcmeut iIber.
trug Der Gbicagoer @roBihlohterilr-
ma Armonr & SO. Den aontratt sur
2ieiermg pun 100000 BiunO
3iuoileiih iiir's gpans ide SdladJt.
ihiii.8cidua0er.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11
@anltiocr Seridlt.
MllIIU0nIcc. gllIs.. 8. 81

DilIUoufce, &is.. 8 Oft.
Ter bcute peroiie1tlidtc ,5abresbc.
ridt Der Wiscouiin Central GIicn.
ba5n bciaat. Sab bic g}etto Giunah.
men ocriclben iib ni $2.847085
(geaen $2.576,O99 i'm Boriobre) Be.
Iicieu. mO Der gicieroeionos $1063..
456 betrage
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Die 2ahI Der Cpfcr iteiat.
sglItler. 4o. 8. 8.

VlItler, ga, 8. Sttober.
Gie 3obI Der Gooten infoIae Scr
mehrerlpGbnten GrpIoiion in 0en
rSton0or0 SreI Gar @oHs" lit lett
oli 13 geltiegcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11
gcrlanscn b06ere e6bn..

es perlautet 6nb Sic 2ctonotip.
Hei3er an oer oitIibsn gobuen in ei.
niaen g9oheu cine Gr5ohunl ihrer
96hns oerlangen perOen lie ga5n.
beamiea poGen ron eiuer ioIfen ia.
tiirlih uihts piIier. iin6 oielme5r
Ser auiiht. 0ab Die 26bne eber reSu.
ART ner6en ioaten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11
GMli
Ncner Nafcn.
Golparaiic, 10. Sf

NWIFNIUITUt 10. NIL
Sron5oiiid)e Sngcnieure mterbrei.
teteu einem pom @rdioentrn Der Re.
pubIit Ghili 0omit betrouteu &omite
HIGue fir @rrihtllng cincs neueu
9lienS fir Die Staot ToIporaiio.
gtoh Oieieu N0nen miro 0alpmaiio
Der groBte uno bette Sdien ocr WeIt
tper0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11

Die 0irdid)nittIide QuaIitGt 0es
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betrue oieIes Sobr
1873 Yunfte gegen 88.5 in 1906,
$40 in 1905 uno 75.7 in 1904.
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SapOn.
fiir bon nencn glptidafter.

tIHUIVW1 THt UNH NNNtN NVITUIUTINt .
9otio. 10 Oft.
Ter neue omerifanidp 9otifaiter
fir 25npan. 1boma5 ). G8rien,
wir6 om Is. Sftober 5mCdS lleber.
rcid)unq ieiuer Observation-Disclosures
pom 9aiier in 9Iu0ienj empian9eu
Der0en. Die &er3oaerung oes Gm.
pFanQs oes 0errn C'9rien 1T auf Sen
Too oer aaiierin-gluttcr 8uriid5u'
illhren.
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Saruaii
1etter NOntraft
SonoIulii. 10 Cft.

SouoIuIlL 10. Oft.
Die Snnto 5GGUcnbabngeieGi6aFt
BAT nit bieiigcn 6irmen 9ontrotte
sur Qieferrng Observation-Disclosures
i'm 8ertbe uon $2.50O,00O abgs.
iAIoiIen.
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@eidlcnf.
NelU Yort 9. .

g(etU Dort, 3. Stt.
Die 9ruTtees Der Columbia llni.
periitdt baben pom oeutiden Rdiier
elm 6rempIor oes BradtuerfeS gGoS
qeben ,Srieorids 0es @roBen" oils
@eibenf fir Oieie erbaIten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11

sSoIgenoe GobeIle Deroni6oilIibt
oas @r9ebniB an Sriibiabrsneijen
per 9Ider in oen Sobren 1907 un6
1906 in oen fiinf baitptiGhIifiten
fSriihiohrlpeiaen bouenOen Stnoien:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11

ben. Geruer iou in 3ufluft oie
gusiteIluug BON neuen 2i5enien ouf
cine fir ie 500 ginmobuer beibrGntt
peroen.
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pIeuar6bauo.

Die SrisSensfOuferenS einist Fb nuf
bic Seitimmnngen bctreFis SsS sc.
gems bon SeemiHeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-11

Die ,,,Ieroitern"-5ettun
gen haben Ole 6eIcbicbte
BON Ga Greiie ntcPt nmr
mitiebreiben Ienoern nit
macben Pelfen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10
The Twins,

The Harmon twins looked so much alike as babies that their parents could scarcely tell them apart. As they grew older it became evident that tc Grandmother Harmon at least tht twins were q unit
 You were asking me how much thc twins weigh" said Grandmother Hay. mon to q neighbor. When 1 went ou; that afternoon 1 put one of them ou the scales at the grocery and founi they weigh just tWcnty-Six pounds
 Do they always weigh exactly the same: inquired the neighhor. aud Grandmother Harmon looked quite in patient.
 "The twins:" snc saih. "Of course why not:"
 The neighbor had no reason 10 give but she rebelled a few days later W hen In answer to her inquiry Grandmoti,c, Harmon sad
 "'Where are the twlns:' Oh they got cindcr in one of their eyes. an6 their mother has taken them down tn the oCulists to have it removed, the: were fussing so over it."-Youth's Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10
4 WonderfuL si,. :.

The Boheaians have :; rlaferh 1T.
 cry fish has another for prey '.r. we's tsilUrH~p has them tll. Th=
 the largest fresh water fish found
 the rivers of Europe except the sst- geon It often reaches five or six f. in length. It destroys many aqua:i birds. and we are assured that il doe not spare the human species. On the 3d of July, TOO. a peasant took os5 near Thorn that had an infant entire in it's stomach. They tell in Hungary of children and young girls being Gc vourcd on going to draw water. anf' they even relate that on the frontiers of Turkey a poor fisherman took cne that had in it's stomach the body of woman, her purse containing gnld and a ring. The fish is even repUIoG to have been taken sixteen feet long
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10
The CarIyles Maid.

The Carlyles had q maid who WA. untidy. useless in all ways, hH' "abounding in grace" and in cons" Quent censure of every one above ei below her and of everything she coul, not understand. After long apostro phe one day as she was bringing i dinner Carlyle ended with, And th.l can tell you-that if you do not car. the dishes straight, so as not to sri the gravy. so far from being tolerated in heaven you won't be even tolerated on earth
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DlLLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY,

Retail Business Men, who solicit an ge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10
The Horse He Wanted.

A Scotch farmer bought horse Go Ing home he thought drink would re fresh 1t. so he got pail of water, hu' the animal would not take 1t. On reaching home he gave 1t feed of corn. but it would not touch that c. ther. "Ye're the vera horse for me if ye only work" the farmer was heard to say.--Dundee Advertiser.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10
Good Manners of the Mind,

A man is known by the company mind keeps To live continually Wit noble books. with high erect''l thoughts seated in the heart of cot3E. tesy." teaches the soul good manners. T. R. Aldrich.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10
Modification.

"Of course. doctor. German measle, are seldom seriousf''
 II never met but one fatal case"
 Fatal.
 "Ycs. It was q Frcnchman, a"4 when he discovered it was GerM;n measles that he ha.i modification so' in."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10
A Yachtina 1rin.

fap!ain-Please, sir, your wife has fallen overheard. Owner-Confound it! Another of those sinking spells of hers --Harper's Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10
Whore binsrs Had to Be on Time

Where pinsrs Had to Be on Time.
 Closely parallel to the flag end o' the Huston road and visible from it al various turnings is street which be longs to few mems London. It is 2 dingy, granite paved, populous stree of no attraction. Yet this street ha known better times and eager guests In the house he knew as 43, now oblit. erated by big new warehouse, Dr William Kitchener entertained his fel- low wits and gourmets. He had am pie means to ride his three hobbies optics, cookery and music. His da ners were often elaborate experimen; in cookery. and the guests had to rec ognize this fact. Five minutes past :: was the minute, and if guest caln' late the .anitor had irrevocable order not to admit him, for 1t was held by the mythical committee of taste. of whom Kitchener was "secrctar, that the perfection of some of tle dishes was often so evanescent th&
 the delay of one minute after theis arrival at the meridian of concoctio1. will rcn;,cr them no longer worthy ue men If taste. -. p.'S London Weekly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10

There are no points of the compass sn the chart of true patriotism.-Wis throp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10
When Cleveland Said By Gosh."

When Cleveland Said By Gosh!'
 "A long legged friend of mine. wh. may he called Fill Jennings as well a, 0nythin" else says Emerson Houel in .Appl"toa'S Magazine, always hs sisted that ha W;,>; responsible for tl,, opening of the Cherokee country. went down 10 Washington said he to see Cleveland about it. l went Ii to the door of Cl2ycland's house-ri",. at the front 1,oor-;lEd 1 knocked. and heard Cleveland he!ler out to ne "Comc in" wc@t in. and there v;s Cleveland sittn' ia t,.a parlor, With $. his cabinet ilore t#a. says to c land. "Cloveland. ti5en 1ninns has = to go and them COW mon too. put i to him right plain. Cleveland he l., tened. and hH aaA Y ae get uo :. como and Fslt lis l=aH#l ea n7y shoutf.a and says he. "RiH. hy gosh. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10

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 PINE BLUFF IRON WORKS,
 General Founders and MachinfStS. Brass and Iron Castings and Ma chine Repairing. Stock of all stand ard goods and castings carried In etock al the time. Locomotives, En- Enes and Boilers Repaired. Long olstance telephones, day. 476; night, S. P1ce Bluf, Arkansas. Note:
 e operate our machine shop 10th pay and night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10

logging Locomotives, road and rail eng 1es, boilers, saw and blaming mill machinery, iron and brass castings and machinery supplies.
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Advertised Letter List

The following letters remain uucalled
for al the Idaho Springs postofflce on
Sept II 1907.
Baker Mrs. G. r. Matson Matt
Brown Mrs. Areen Peterson John
Grant Steve Renly Miss Ethel
Hodgson Miss Julia Rule T.. S.
SiInmon N. P. A. Hollowan Judson
Stuart Mrs James johnson Frank
William Margery Lidke Mrs Emil
Martin Antont2)
JoHS TRATHES, p NJ
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Picnic At ,h< Park

Nearly all the residents OF Srnnyside
enjoyed an outing Yesterday al the city
park. and as a whole souied. ueight-orly
gathering II was the most successful cut
ing given by that happy, conten'ed com
munity. 4 partial list of those psrtici-
pating follows: Mesdaules O'Rourk-,
ToniInSou, White, Peterson, Walter.
S~essar. Kane, Wood, Shstter Mr.
Robertson, son and daughter. Of 81.
Louis; Mrs. Robertson, Jr., son and
daughter; Harxius; Alice and Earle
o Rourke, Nellie, Martha. Lizzie Irvine.
Margaret and John Tomlinson. kuuie,
Willie, Morris. Harold. Nayme, Hazel,
yirdie Peterson; Gordon Walter. Mzkgie
S~eigart Z-lna White; Stella Wolver,
OF Denver. Mrs. Adams and daughter,
Media DeGroT, Phillip McConaghy.
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SICK H<Adaeh<

Sick H<Adaeh<.
This disease IS caused by . derange-
ment of the stomach Take a dose Of
Chamberlain Stomach aud Liver Tab
lets to correct this disorder and the sick
headache. For sale BY J. J. Sherwin,
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Gard o. Thinks

The undersigned desire 10 express
their thanks TO the members Of the
Workueu and Maccabee lodges. and the
many friends for sympathy and kindness
extended during our bereavement.
ARs. LOUIS BAEHE.
ROBERT BAEHR,
MRS JoHS NELSoS
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C D FORD.


F1rs, pus s.rtI4, as, rus Sov. Is. I.1.
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VII II N''1F
JOHN TRATHES,
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II. 5. Pa,teu and bride, OF Denver, on
their honeymoon journey, occupied the
bridal suite a, the Club hotel in this city
last Tue siay.
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MINING APPLICATION 40 l27s.
hgnsrsl Survey No. i7-:c.
United States Land Office. !
Denver. Colorado,

United States Land Offce
Denver, Colorado
S-pteH Der II, lsj. !
Soiice IS hereby gwen thar in pursuance 9f ths
Az Of Congress. arproye. MAY 10 l.12 Geo J.
barcrofr. whose roAistfce IS &l4 Exchange tfucs
D-urer. CoiJrs-o has maize APPLICATION fJr a raf.-'
for The Bancroft No. IL PAGER teartry .ya. .r.
~ .1nz stone. situate r UTi~r FaI Ptyer ni7l7s
District Clear Cree. Cognty STATE 2t CJora.g. art
,escrleet The pat an net notes OF fIe In III
OF ce. as i1lio1s, viz;
Be,s s1.rs : 81 No. 2hsrce ihe cor See q
- " OF he 6,h = N Tears y IS {
l3l7 3 f. thsace - 8 " lstl - # 10 COT No 2
thenc, - ,; " T.. 81 # to cor No. 3 thence
.s II " 1905 f. to cor Nc 4. th-rce r 81 W
80 : II - cor No ; the1cr ss2 ~ 90 80 Il
f 10 No 8. thence =. II So 81 feet TO cor
No !. thence 81 I3 it6l = II TO col Ne. :.
thencs 80 - 80 a. feet COT No ? fhenCe :
s. l2is1 feet 10 COZ No J. the pace Of ht stn-
containing y - acres sHcu-ing the l3 "a acres
in cnuf+ct .iIh the naier Placer. s4r NJ 1852 sub
-ct to a. Agreement recorded in Book 49, Page S
Gear Greek 60 ant forming portion OF the lnsue-
tiyl:.1 7 . s. y : ! " Of th- 9Th principal mend an.
SAD location beng recorded 10 yo4. 1871, page 80
OF the rsCut3s of Gear Greek County. Colorato
Adjoining ola gszntS The Gamers Of sar No. ! 10 ,
Naier Placer.
c. D FORD
Register.
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J. NJ. Freeman Jr., and wife, on Mon
day OF this week were presented with I
6aus hter by old Dr. Stork.
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1t Is reported that Howard Norton, a
former Golden boy, has struck i. rich in
lease in the Idaho Springs district. -
Golden Transcript
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Deputy County Treasurer John Whit
came down from the county seat Thurs
day afternoon for a brief visit.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-09-14

J. Wilcox returned last evening
from his trip to the south, where he
went as a delegate to the Eagles CONVEX.
ton.
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This Saves You Mon<s,
Restaurant 10, Sale.

One Of the best paying restaurants in
Idaho Springs is 70, sale Everything
modern. Satisfactory terms. Inquire
al this Office
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Congressman ". 4. Haggou was
called to Denver TINS morning on mat
tiers concerning his district.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-09-14

D. 4 Reed and wife have removed IL
Longmont, where Nr. Reed will be en-.
ployed in the sugar factory fox the sea.
son.
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oUsD-A baby's gold set ring, which
Apply TO City Marshal J J. O'Rou-ke
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SHORT SIFTINGS.

Will Gleason wife and family went TO
ing
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-17
BEAVER CREEK.

Almira Greenman is quite sick at
present,
Jessie Colgan is working for Mrs.
Emory Freeman.
John Loomis was a Beaver Creek
visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Hudson were
Alma visitors Friday.
Robert Colgan had the misfortune 10
lose one of his horses.
Pearl, Lafayette and Erva Alexander
entered school Monday.
Tommie Lucas and Flossie Welch
were St. Louis visitors Saturday.
Ernie Wells and wife of Forest Hill.
visited at Stephen French's last week.
The Farmers Club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Britten, Friday. All report
good time.
Bronson Schofield returned from
Grand Rapids Saturday and began max
ing preparations to move there.
Mrs. Emory Freeman and sons expec'
IN leave soon for Fallon Nevada, where
thew will make their future home, Mr.
Freeman having gone there and found
the country to his liking