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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-11-27
TRENTON,

Leroy Davis spent Saturday and sunday
with his wife in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. w. M. Hopkins was in Ellsworth
visiting last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Thomas Darke has moved his family in
to his mothers house. John Davis has
purchased Mr.. Darke's new house.
Nov. %. MAY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13
3nnagme Scr Erobibitiuns i. 8eiin.
nmna I'M Staatc.

Bottom, If. Ge5ember. Iae
354 StGote ulo SomnS oeS Staates,
nit 4usnabme elmer etr5igen, itinm-
ten geiterp iiber Die &icen5irage. ab,
uno oaS 8eiommtpotltm ergiebt cine
Wuioritdt bon 10000 Stimmen ge'
gen 2icen5. Sdpn I'M letten Sabre
itinnttc Ser Stnat oils @an5es gegen
2icenS jeooh betritg Die Woiorit1t
oonlols MIR etma 1900 Stimmen. Ia
StGbte lno y Somns itimmten &c.
tern fiir 2icen5, IS Staote uno 249
SomnS 6aQegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13

Seine 2ieen5en
- Sic SpirititoiGn I2iren5 : 9eborbc
bot geItern cnti0ieoeu, odb feline weis
tcrcn Shnnfliccn5efp fit @aitpirtb.
i6oiten ot ser erlpciterten eight.
StroBe, 5piiben Ger Bratt. uno See.
StroBe, getp6brt iptt6en ionen. sic
iogt, ooS 8eihrei iiber gu piele 8ait-
MULTIPLICATION an icner StraBe Jet
nidJt MIR ilbertriebene ionoern gruno.
los, 0elm mGbretS Dor @ripeiterung
Der StraBe BORT II 8oitpirtbid)aften
b%cItonoeL befdroelt it'd jett MIR flint.
0iebcun0S Sell Ct ermiibt.
- Eoli5eirid)ter E%borIplon BON Gan.
ton iiberlnicS geltern ben % Sabre
oltcn Sorolo .. Vel uno Den %
Sabre oltcn GborleS gopb, 9eioe bon
Nr. $40, Siio . GlintonltraBe, unb
oen Iltpuare1 . Sdnoler @nt. Wei.
Del bon Der 1. StraBe in Canton Dem
@erihtSperfobren Sie eriteren iinb
bcif1lloigt, ongeblid bon Der Canton
SteeI II. Sron So, BET pelder lie be-
i00ftigt morelt, Stabl. ltno Giien.
tbeile inn @ertbe bon So geitpblen
at boben, uto @eioel itebt uilter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING ongeblid oas geItob.
lcre @ltt gctoltft 81 baber.
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g If atfGoge al.


Gin ger0ift 81 8unIten ser Be-
flagten fGQten Die @ei6tuorenen I'M
Common Gleos.8 erift in Saheu
oes RegerS Charles IoB aegen sic
&ereinigte StraBeu6abn-8 eleQl6ait.
Der &lGger bate $4,000 Sd)aoen-
eriob perIangt fir ange6Itt gruna-
Lore %erpeiflng aus einem @aggon
Ger S%eflngten un0 feline nadber oltr6
Den Sdaffner oes 8aggons angeblif
lu1redtnl1Biger @eiie peranIobte Ser.
baftutg.
Seltament belt Gtigt.
Slt Dem Seltontent Ser fiir5lid Der,
't%orbenet 6rou Morp Sobonna Wor.
ton, lpeldeS geitern I'M 8aiienae.
rtd]te beItati9t ipltroe, permudte Die
GrblnIlerin ibr gonjcS 8ermogen
lbrcm @otten Geo. 9. Wtorton auf
SebcnS5eit; nod ieitem Sooe miro
Der NahloB inter gti6ten II. Sreun-
ben Der REINFORCEMENT pertbeilt.
NuS Der 2 deioungs-
mubIe.
Srait Slipin 9urneS bon 0r. 1864,
IrgDlc = Npcnue, erbielt inn bieiiaen
@eridt cine obiolute Sdeiouna bon
6ranctS u. Barnes olf 8rltno I'm.
trelle oeS 2etteren.
Iuf @rlttO boSipiuigen GerIoiiens
muroe 6rou 9ena 9alllmann bon
Hr. 20OS, @eit . BrottitruBe, cine
abIoltte Sheioung BON SSSitI. SAUL.
mann b%eluiQigt; audi nitroe i6r Die
Sbbltt itber ibre beioen ainoer sll.
geiproder.
Meil 9llcronber 8. Quinn eS init
Der ebclihen Grclte nid)t 10 genalt
nobnL mlroe 6rot &ottie 9irginia
Gltinn bon gtr. 81, Slt tSeatbitr.,
bon iDnn gei6icoen. Der 5rou iplr-
ben %ferner So poAel,tlihe alimente
5%ugelproden; altd bleibt oaS &inb
bel Der Wtlltter.
Trou Sa1ctte Chaplain erbielt cine
oblolllte S6eiollng bon @olter 6.
u. Chaplain, melder Tie int Moi 1904
b~0slpilig perlieB. Oos Yaar beiru.
tbetc am 3. September 1903.
Nit elmer Sdcioung enoete allh
sic Gbc BON Sclen 6. WiiQer iinb
Clarence &. Wtiiner, lueld' 2ebterer
ungeblid) %iciler Srou Die Sreue
brod), 0ie 9cioen lpltroen ont 5.
October 1901 qetrolit nno lebten bis
sum Z. Slli 1906 5uianmen.
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Nus benz Jnncre,r MarDlaao'S nnS
Den a~ngrrnscubcn Stautcn.

9 6ieboffoirc ne6ol0 n
Sn @oltport bel Mn1apollS ~tenertc
ser % Sabre olte Scnrp @ooorid) AM
GienitoQ Nodmittag finn Sdut''e az
ouf WiQiam @oolfpro, 3S Sabre olt.
,3llnl Slid gingen ole &ugelt teDl,
un0 @ooorid) murbe perbQftct, ebc CT
oie N6iiGt, nit eillem llellelt Sorrdtl)
Don 8otronen 5uriid5ltfcbrelt mo
@oolforo nod einntal ols 3ielldcibc
All bc1uten, ousfiibren fonltte. MoOl-
iorb bate @oobrih fiir3lid ocS an.
0cblidcn Giebitnbls beIdrtloigt, ltnO
Ooiiir molltc @ooorid) iid rdd)en.
0ip6tDeritis in Scr slot
tcnofnoem c.
Scit elmer Mp6e lit IN Oen Wtarine'
9orofen 81 annapolis Die 3%ipbtber!.
It's auf0ctrctelL lt1b Dem Enbltfltnl
lit scr 3lltritt uerluebrt. llngcfdbr 10
Oforineiolootcn liegen frant borile-
ser, Dof tritt bic Seudc nid)t lebr
bos6oit oul.
Sotel6runb NIT SebenS.
perlult.
3nei Wenihenleben gingen geIterll
beim @ron0 Oes glfins.SotelS IN 81
fins, @.=8o., perloren rno cine brittle
9erion erlitt mobrideinlid toot!ift
0ronbpunoen.
Gin oIte& Setament.
Gomoro g. &eler in Cumberland,
Ofo., bat in eiuenl alten Sd)rcibpnlt
bos Teter Gent, Dem @roBpotcr Der
@otttn OeS Grdiioerten lllpIIeS 2.
Grant, geborte unb bur6 &olli IN
Sellers 9eiit qelon9t lit, boS EeIta'
ment Gent's gcfunoen, oaS an 8. OF
tober 1857 abgefaBt ipar ltnO 81 er'
fennen giebt, bob Gent, Der in Cunt
berlanb noGntc, Der BETTER bon meb-
reren Sflopcn mar; jebem WtitglieH
Scr Somilie lpl,r6en in oen1Seltament
5tuei Sflopcn perma6t. Die @roBa
cltern Scr 8roit @rolt liegen uuf Der
&oiebiQ.Gcn1etcrp 5l Cumberland be.
groben.
SeIbitmor0 elmer Sron.
Irou &utburine Grimes, @attin 6es
5rieOensridJter5 George Grimes bpil
@eit 6rienoibip, @oporo : Gountp
Nb., 6cging anGienitog Selbitmorb
inocnl lie lid cine <ael IN Oen &opi
jagtc. Sic 1rnu mar IN Ser lebtcl
Belt ihwcrlriitbig. Iuber ibrem @ot.
ten bintrrlSBt lie pier ainhcr, oor
meld)en bus Gltcite ~ Sobrc alt lit.
s 0 d) ~ der in Marplanb.
Ger Gotonoc unb feline Neberfliili(
i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. naren geIterl
in 5olge Der fiir5lidlen anbalten6er
Gegengiiiie iebr angcidmollen. sc.
@iQiomsport mar Ser Eotomoc &c
tern Morgen If Sub geItiegen uni
etlid)c fteihe' 9febenfIiiiie tporcn itel
lenweiie aus ibren ufern getretenL nit
Is. o. Der GcncdedgMe6 Street. ,l-@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13
8rnnoitIGs . ltebcrtraannaen.

GrneIt i. Sling II. a., SruIteeS, al
Snrrp Siuif, Noroieitc 5apette-. nabe
OhtQifinitr, 2S bel 1852, @runo5ius
St6S; $3.50.
2ena Wtengel. Iomrr., an 2ena
Wengel, 5 Cots.
Sobn s. Sofiman uno Srou an
George u. 6. &einbarot uno Srau,
@eitieite eight, nobe 9irfbeaoitraBe,
17tibei .t54, 9~rrno5ins $3.50;
$637.50.
@iuiam s. Moran OIL George S.
GeQp mo 6ralt, Nprbieite BRADFORD.
no6e 2onpoleitr., II bel Go. @runo-
aims $36; So.
gao q. Gegeiter, @itttpe, an EbiIip
s.. Soffman, 3 Cots, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13
Sbat zines Srriinnigcn.

Ter Go Sabre olte Sobn Sq1tirc5
madt ieincnt Seben ollrb Gr.
idieBen Elm Gnoe. - @or 9eiiteS-
gcItort un0 iolte g~eltcrn nod) Dem
.@appiem . Nipl" iiberfiibrt per.
Den.
Gen Eoo Gem ~&nticntbolt in elmer
TrrenanItalt por5iebGn0, bcgtltg &c.
tern NohmlttoG tltr5 nad) 3 llbr Ger
50 Sabre olte WIourcr Sohn SqltireS
in %ieillcr @ubnnunq, Mr.. 1907, 6eOc.
rolsStrnBe Selbim1or0, inbem er lid
cine <Ael Olrd) Ocn &opf iugtc.
Sd)on lett lGngerer 3git 5eiQten iid)
bel ibn Spltren pon @~eilteSgeltort-
belt. un0 IN letter 3ett mlIroe ieiu
3uiton0 10 ldllinm, BOB iid ieine
Gcrmnn0tcn eutl6loiicL i'm IN elmer
SrrcndnItolt mtCr6ubriugcn. 81 Ole.
lem 3lpcde mllr0e SqltircS geitern
&ormittuG oltf &cronloi'lng ieine5
SdluicIcrlobnc& g&ln. u. Numan
ourd Die Goftorcn M}oc0nnalo uno
GlCucu untcrilld)t lln0 BON oenielbelr
oils gciitcSgeitort erflGrt. SqllireS
iolltc Ncm0emGb gcitcru Nodmlittog
nod Scr Srrcn.AbtbcilmnA 0cS r9op.
pielu Nipl9" Gcbrnd)t mrrocn uno pur
Sr1t. NQnlnn ntf Ntodillhrn BEL ga.
pitGn @ittingS pom noro0ltlidcn 81
Ntritt0cll ScrgchntCn 2. &. Srpie SIT
lctrcm 9cilton0 bcigC0chCn lporoen.
SQrirc3 bcNnb lid III bna Speiie5inl-
mcr lctncr @obnlng, Inn iidb fiir oclt
Song a15ltfIci0cl. &oluWl hattie CT
ba3 3innlcr bctrctcn ais ein SduB
llcl. Scr &rriinniac pcrcitelte bic
glltgenlci>tc Nbiid)t ieincr &crmonGz
ten, inOcnl CT lid cine Mrpolucrfltgel
0lrd) Den &opf iagtc. Gin raid) bcr-
beldrrttcrlcr FIRST fonntc MIR 0cn
Zoo con'tatircn, Der onld)eillclto at.
gcllblldlif ctllActrcten mar. 9ereitS
Dor clllcr Wod)c bate Sollires &c
orobt lid lclblt ltn0 lcine Spdter,
Nrnl Nllnla1, 3t c%rnlor0cnL lpcSbolb
lid) &cBtcrc 81 elmer Shlueitet nab
Wllfe@borrc bc0ob. &pn iciler Gyruu
pltroc SQllirc9 bcrcitS Dor fl Soqen
n%crlnlIch on er oieiclbG oll0cblih be-
ltdltDta miBbon0cItc. Nrbcn ieiner
SSlttlpc, Soniie SQltirr9, hintcrlGbt
Der SrIbltnl0r0cr cine (outcr lin0
5luci Sttcitin0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13

Cine frobIihe @e6urtS,
tagsfeier fano eeitern I'M Sauie
Nr. 1901, Sit-9aiopettc- 9(penue,
itott. 6rau Gina Sebrt, Oas 6ebnrts'
tngsfino, miroe nit 5ablrei6el1
@liidlpiiniden,- 9lumenipeltocn nno
ipnltieen @eldenfen bon 5reunoen
ltnb 9efannten beoadt. s(m Iben0
erid)ien Der rSbolia Tomenperein"
bciien WitsIieo Srau 6ebrt lit, III
corpore; Die Gr1iiocntin, 5rai $.
9lbreif), iiberreidte I'M Namen oeS
8ereins cine prad)tpolle Sale oils 9ln'
gebinoe. Bel 8affee, SUDDEN unb
rlaIt not Iealt" einem glltet @lnss
den aiinlmel blieben Die Ddrren
Damn nod einige Stunoen 8dite oes
!@eburtsfaasfinOes, auf oeilen @obl
manf)' launiser Toait ausgebradt
ipuroe. X
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Wemiitblid)e 3uitGnSe.

GGtcogo, Sa., fl. December. -
ltnter sen gntoefungell, mel6e Die
bieIigen Sanit1tSbeomten auf ibren
Snipeftionstoilren gemaht babcn. be-
finoet iih cine italieniid)e 91derei. in
lpelder ein Sdut elm Efero uno oret
Sunbe 5uiommcn ein gemiitblides
9oiein iiibreu, ltno Elm itolieniihec
SlciIherIooer, roo 5luei 8tnoer imgis-
id)ranf al idlafen pflegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13
Ginluanocrcr fir Georgia.

Saponnab, Ga, If. DECEMBER.
Ser bier BON Srieit angefommene
Gompfer rGu9enia" bat Den eriten
transport bon gImponOerern fir oen
Staot Georgia mitgebrad)t. 3lpei-
bunoert bon oen neuen A1tfommlin.
gen mcroen nud) Counties i'm inneren
Iheile Ocs Stuatcs 9eidift perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13
9 IicBen NbbnItung
elmer Sp lpcitcrfcier

@unfctt uno Gcomten'
- Ger nSoirmountsApcnllc
Sporucrcin" bielt gcItcrn Nbcn0 III
icillCm &crcil,slofnle, @rn. S6par5'5
&oQe, Gcfc pom Goirnlrunt Aocnlte
uuo Chapel Strobc, icin iGbrlidca
@onfctt, an Dem ctlu0 20O Ecrlonen,
MitgIieoer unb ocrcn 6rutnGe, tbcils
nahn1cn. Snl Gerlouie OcS IbcnoS
biclten Yr1libcnt &. 81. Shmitt un0
Shobn1ciltcr @nl. Ghpor5 Nn'pro.
hcll ltto Sr. Wtidncl Soldier inn.
0irte ais IooItmciiter. Gem Bartlett
alma bic @nbl Scr &eanltcn lnO Vi
rcftorcn fir oo$ nclc &obr uoron.
GuuGblt iuurocn oils Hrdliocnt uno
GcfrctGr :. Sdnlitt, olS Sdutmci.
tier Mnr. Sdnmor5 mo ais Gtreftorell
:. SNuiitt, 5. @cbcr, &obn &cnl
rt1O 8eorge Ner9ntouu. Der Gcrcljl
mlrOc Dor 6 Subrcn GcqritnGct. Die
Wtit0licoer 5icben Die mGbrcnO OcS
Sobres gemodten GinIogcn tur3 Dor
@cibnohtct, nm nit bcllelbcn ole
@eibnoht3 GinfGnfe fiir iDrc 6alniz
lien 81, bcior9clt.
Gin 3ebntcI 0e5ei d)nct.-
&on Den $4,000, Die er%ipr0erltd)
Iino fir hel, l~lntcrbolt Deg Sbpin0-
iild)tiQcn If SoipitalS, Dos fiir Die
$50, 600; one &r. &ictqr g. 9locbc &C.
itiftet bot, 5uH Gubopop0din Yalti.
more = Gulntp Gcbont lperoe1 loll,
Iiuo icBt $4,000 9e5eid)neter
@ui5cn pref gfa4lcn,
I,Sll Der 9oltimorer @%onoelSbOric tie.
len geitern Die Moi5enpreilc BON "A
bis / 3iS Gcnt@ pro Nul0el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13


&nSnmrn's Gci5cI, er
Gcrbinon6 w @r,ide .hor N.or1 ~
n,rr in 9no6r,a Winno S,hr;f I,
ocItcrn ulit IrI piG;r Is Trnfi, ' nn,,
y}lrn6 iiir's Yphrr Gin Nnitor H,,I
Snfu,nlm mn, Scr 1inus Wn,,;nh,
trulttc ooS %oor. 9us 9rnltiiibrer
iuugirte &r. Irc0. ~llblcnbero un0
ais @routilmoicr Sri. glpinc .9ep.
tim. Ioit 100 NcrIoucn bottct iih
am Nbcrb in ser Stod . &oQc III
eiiler &od5citaicicr pe%rion1nlclt. Grof.
StcinmoIo licfcrtc nit ieilIen Srde.
tier bic Eafellnlllit. llutcr Mn0creu
nobn al Der SudBeitsieicr cine 9e.
legation oc9 ,llnfcl @rGlia @crecnS"
Gbcil.
Ser 8rGutiQonL elm IN belltIhen
&reiien 9oItirnorc'S moblbefonnter
Scrr, lulr0c am 6. SSll(i 1876 inIrcS,
ocn 0eborcn mo lit bercits % Sobre
in Nmerifo. Seine 9rout, Die God.
ter BON Srn. llno Grou 9ouis 4.
0cpfin lit cine ltottlidc Gridcimtnq.
Gas 4oor miro belttc cine ameiiu0ht-
Qc Mciic nod Dem Silocn antrctcn
mo ipQter in Dem Sollle Nr. 3l4,
oro-GolbonnltroBe, MoDnlllg neb'
men.
9itulitbif. IT, Die
Gontroft &~craebunaS 9cb0roe
ucrQab acItern oeu Gontroft iiir Die
&floiterumo bon Der %. StroBc, smt-
lden Oof. mo GronllucaitruBe, nit
Witulitbif ilber Dem iebiaen @oden,
itcinpfloitcr fiir $50, 3t4 an :. 6. Mo.
bcrtion. Worren brothers, bon ocnen
&r. Tobcrtlon boS Watcriul follicl
nttf, pcrlanotcn $30,516; Die Stun-
oorD @itllithic 50. $I1, 920,75 uno
ole Ntluttic 9itulitbic So. $42,10i.
IS. 5nacniellr Scnooa bot Der De
b1r0e cincn 9etidt iiber Die Soften
oeS 9itltlltblt = EIlolters itnterbrel.
tet, pclheS lell1er gerednllng mad
einen @elpinn BON 80 Fro5ert Obj
pcrfe, oa ooS FIlolter M WIrtllhteIt
Elm Wfonopol 1T. Wtopor Wtnbool IN.
Dirt iebt olelen @erlbt oeS Stoot'
S1genielrS.
Ganton- Seuerpebr 0e'
narrt. Inn 2 ubr geltert frilD
ottrSr Ntp Snrthpu NOtuno1llIp INN
Canton nah ocm Wteloefo'tell Nr. y
an Der ode BON Gltnton'troBe uno
Salt , Iuelule geruten. Ils otelelbe
BORT a,fann, lteIlte eS lid berans, oaB
iiG SemanO eillen SpoB crloubt bat
te. aoum lpor bic 6euerrpebr mad,
Dem Spribell6anle 5urilf9efebrt, ais
pom ielben Wtelocfdlten eir ipelterer
gllorm %einlief. Mtcoer f,tbr ole Gollt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-13

ser 6~roueroerein ltn0 ser 0nncndlor
einaclaocn mcrocn ipIlCu. Sin afti-
pes Mitglieo murOc ouigcnonmell
uno ems porgeIhlaacn.
itr Wa3'
fenball.
Die Ginger beS .2lr6eiter E MGn-
ncrfora" buttcn iid acitern in Gln-
Nrea2' 5alle, Nr., 314, Sanopera
Strnbc, 5ablreiA cinlciun0en uno
ilbten ulttcr 2eituug bon Erof. :.
McInnct Gb0re fir 0ic @eibnadt&-
fcier elm. SSn ser folacn0cn @ei60itS-
iitung mur0cn ARRANGEMENTS fitr
ocn IGitte 6ebruor ItottiinNNloel
Mto8fenboIl gctroficn utO 0aa aus
iolAcnOen Serren b~cItchen0c NrrQl.
9enlcnta- Gomite ernoumt; s. y. Subj,
Nlb. 90filer, Seinr. Nctcricn =. 3lt-
meier rulO Sobn Sitter. IS mtroc
eire Ginlooung oeo Nrn. II. 6eOcr
IN Occult &oilt 81 elmer NfcbelI lppe
an9clomnlet.
Sc HIicBen NbbnItung
elmer Splpcitcrfcter.
Ser ,@ernlonio . G,uortctt . Club
Tonlenoercin" bieIt gcitern in &uN.
ncr'a SuQc. 9tr. TIC, NorOs%acos
StroBe, icilc m0dcutIiNc &criomm-
llula lntcr DEM &oriit Der Hrdlioen=
tin, 6rot Wcta @uthmMuL alb. St
0criclben mllroe bcihloiicn, cine
SplpeItcricicr int G~lltbblule IN @clt-
port SIT Ucrnnltalten.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-31

suppose that J. E. Guthrey has retired from the saw mill business, as he has moved back to his old home-place.
 There was musical at the home of MT. Leverett last Sat. night, and every one seemed to enjoy themselves, especially MT. Jim Elder. He was all smiles.
 There will be a singing at Mir, J D Summers next Sunday eve at 3:3O o'clock. Everybody in- Vitad to come.
 Notice to all. The school at Artesian will commence the first Monday in November. We want everybody to be ready to start for the school house has just been repaired and it looks well and we have a good teacher, his name is Mr. Thomas.
 Mir. Poster and family will start to moving next Wednesday for their new home near StraO1VpS
 With good wishes and success to the Picayune and all of it's readers l will close for this time so goodbye. Blue Bell.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-31
LANESBURG-SUTTON

Quite a number are on the sick list at this writing. W. R. Thornton says he is in the ring again trading horses.
 Lost A set of beard, the finder will please return to J. P. Woes ley and receive reward.
 Born To Mr. and Mrs. Madi- sonIngram,th the 22nd, a boy.
 l.. P. Hazard visited his daughter at Foreman the past week.
 Born To Mr. and Mrs. Sam Billings, the 2l, a girl.
 Miss Ruth Sutton, who is at tending school at Emmet, visited home folks Saturday and Sunday
 s. F. Franks, who has been very sick with measles the past week, is very much improved at this writing.
 Miss AHne, our hello girl, spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks.
 Misses Betta and Mattie Lam- bert, of Sutton. visited Miss Matte and AIine Phillips Satur- day and Sunday.
 Mrs. W. k. Thornton has a gourd growing in her yard that measures 29 inches in length. Who can beat that?
 Mrs. Ethel Durham, of Hope, is visiting at W. R. Thornton s this week.
 Mrs. ]. P Woosley has return ed from Foreman where she has been visiting her son, F. M. Woosley, Farmer,
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-10-31
LETTER FROM B. f. STEELE

On leaving Kansas City at 9:30 D. m. and running 250 miles west through east Kansas the best part of the state during the dark hours we could net see anything, but when daylight opened upon us we looked cut the car windows to behold the wide plains as they waved away on all sides of us like the surHace of a wide ocean had the charm of great novelty, and the absence of trees was at first forgotten in the fascination of the scenery. Such an immense stretch of country with the tundu,Guons of brown turf rolling on seeming
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success to both the Picayune, and writers.
 Mr. Harry Wake is very sick at this writing, but we hope that he will be better soon.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Cummings gave the young people around this place a candy-breaking and l think everyone enjoyed it.
 MT. E. c. was heard going to the frolic; he must bave been K pecting his best girl to be there.
 Miss A. s. has been staying at Mrs Leverett's S the past week. l suppose she has heard lots of good music there.
 Mr. D. L. E. says he will make a fine cotton picker, for he can pick nine pounds in a half day.
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Iy to the setting sun. The eye was relieved by the fringe of cottonwoods that border th C rivers below Us, and so continued into Lajunta pronounced La Hunter) where we change ears and travelled south through Col orado, which Was rough and dry. and by the time We got to New Mexico 1t was night. We arrived at our destination, the city of Albuquerque, at 3 o'clock a. m, having travelled 50 hours from my starting point.
 The depot there is a thing of beauty, finished with a pebble dash and frescoed in pale blue 1 was impressed with the broad, clean, level streets, stretching out for miles. Many of the buildings are of the most modern style. Some are built of stone, others brick or concrete. The streets are shaded on either side with cottonWoods, the native growth here.
 They claim 15,000 inhabitants; a goodly number are MeXicans and some Indians. There are four banks, with a capitalization of $50, ,O00 to $200, GOO, they do an immense business. There seems to be plenty of money here They have five public school buildings, one university for whites, others for MeXicans and Indians, besides the most sub stantial churches for different denominations. One very at tractive feature is the healthful- ness of the climate; there is the red rosy cheeks, the sparkling eye, the spring in the heel and general go everywhere. Wages
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are high, all the way from $2M to $500 per day, Living is high nothing in the way of eatabl4, except what is grown by irlips. ton. Eggs are worth 50 cents per dozen.
 What attracted me above all else is their system of irrigation Trucking here is a certaintv-it is a thing of beauty, everything laid off in the most systematic way. They spare no pains in manuring, great heapes of it are piled up around the patches. One man has fifty acres in truck He made, so 1 am told, $l.OOO worth of cucumbers on one acre this year. Alfalfa fields are to be seen everywhere. The Rio Grande river runs just west of the city. It furnishes water enough for many thousands of acres. 1t is only a matter of time when they will be utilizing this water for irrigating these valleys. Some of them are most beautiful.
 The old Mexican town here is some 300 years old. Their cathedral is said to be 250 years old and in good state of preser- vation. The mexicans most all live in adobe houses with dirt floors, and their yards are kept exceedingly neat and clean. The saloon is prevalent here; every little Mexican town has its saloon. It is a shame and a matter Of grief to see men making brutes of themselves. 1 have stood and watched men going in and out oi these dives like bees at work. l can but say. down with the saloon.
 The Territory fair was on here which l will have to leave tor another time. B. F. Steele,
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l60 acres hardwood timber land. 1 miles southwest of city, Hickory and oak. A bargain at $10.00 per acre.
 One five acre track in east Prescott just outside city limits, house i rooms, brick chimney, and good well water $850.O0 You'll want it when you see 1t. Long list of desirable property see me or write me at once. Never too busy to listen to a
 proposition,
 Never too busy to buy or sell. "
 ALEX. VAUGHAN,
 Office in Picayue Building.
 We do all kinds of Job work. If you have a hurry up job of any kind. come to the Pie"
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VeStaI's Reliable Bulbs.

Plant now for Spring blooming Do not overlook getting a supply of bulbs in good season, so they can be planted before the ground is closed by frost.
 Our Gall Bulb Catalog is now ready and will be mailed on ap- plication. It IS beautifully illus trated and contains a most com- plete list of all the standard and best sorts.
 Hyacihths, Tulips, Daffodils, Lilies, Crocus, Freesias, Narcis- sus, etc; also Rosea, Shrubs and plants for Fall planting, Palms, and Winter blooming plants for the house.
 We are the largest bulb im- porters and rose growers in the South.
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BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
The Vaughan Really Co. Has the Following
 BarddinS 10 Close Out This Week,

bdTqdihN ID tIoSt OhI iHlN "NNh'
 A beautiful home with eastern exposure, concrete walks, six rooms. Lots 150x125. Title per feet. Within four blocks of the depot. A bargain at $l250, $500 cash balance to suit purchaser.
 Two splendid cottage homes high and dry on principal St. in city, five rooms, each, barn and good water. Lots 75X150, rent permanent $14.00 per month Worth $1200. You can buy both this week for $825 net.
 One pretty cottage home in south Prescott next to city limits , rooms. Lots 115Xl69, good water, very desirable and cheap.
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We buy all kinds of produce for which there is any demand, andpay the high est price the market will allow. See us before you sell your chickens, eggs, butter, fruit, vegetables, etc.
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ARTISAN

Well, we havn't written to the paperin a few weeks, but we are able to come again, hoping
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Advertised Letters!

Enc following Is the list of letters re- muulag unclaimed in this office for the week ending Get T 1907 and if not called for by Nov. 1907 will be for warded to the Dead Letter Office
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 '" Rener Rose Mrs. Nora Smith " Eula Smith " Anne Stanley '' Gennette Stanley Miss Georgia Thompson '' Emma Thompson '' Tennie Mishan Mrs. A Watson When calling for the above, please say advertised.
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