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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-30
The White Man in the Black Man S
Country,

The story of a man who tried to be
CRATER and failed is told by James
Hopper in the August MeClure's.
Sorry as we are for the man,-who
started ont with some splendid vision
of reconstructing the Arabian Nights
era as a second Ali Baba, and de-
scended to merely holding down his
job, like any plain American citizen,
at the incidental sacrifice Of his life.
the ~; ..;mistic satire Of the writer
appeals to us greatly. This is one Of
the strongest stories James Hopper
has ever written, and sheds an alb
solutely new light on the psychology
of the white man in the black mans
country.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-30

ty Il, ,spitaI. There. in lucid inter-
val. >:tc told a ri;i!'nl s."Ty If assault.
many q Tie details ii which Nerc
subsequently Snb<lantiated. Attack
ed by gan" Of nine rouylls she was
left il! state that 70 her frenzieI
mini Sn@wcS1ed only suicide. |! Is a
;lvs:i,.u whether she can recover.
Little Ami MaIkoweko. of Staten
Island. went to meet h." father an:
fell in with another man. She suffer-
ed bestial attack and is under the
care cf physician. Joseph Nocwlak.
L steamship fireman, 34-years old,
and whom the child accused. is under
arrest.
\ third case today cannot be said
70 be wholly unpuniShed. When Den
mis- O'Shea. of Harlem, heard the
screams Of his infant daughter he did
not stop to notify the police. but
promptly beat Jacob Neuman. aged
- wears. into unconsciousnesS. When
he came to Neuman was seized with
a fit and was removed to Bellevue
Hospital. critically i'll.
The police records show that during
the past thirty days II specific COM
plants Of assault upon girls and wo-
men have been reported in this city.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-30
"The Long Shift -

A mining story which, in the YER
aGtv Of its details and its remarkable
psychology. reads with all the inter-
est Of human document, is told by
Ea2ene Rhodes in the August Nc
Clure's. under the title CT "The Long
Shift" Ten men-six Of them min
ers. Perform herculean feat OF
blashing in order to rescue a shift OF
imprisoned comrades before their
air-supply is cut eff. So realistic is
the writing in this story that the
reader actually falls under the 1llu-
sion of participating in the drama
that takes place.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-30
GIRLS INHUMANLY TREATED.
New York Police Powerless to Pre-
vent Crime.-Se7enteen- Year Old
Girl Driven Insane.

New York. July 26.-To the series
of unpunished crimes against young
girls. which daily Of late has eras-
perated the police and put parents
in the outlying districts in an ugly
mood. were added today for investl-
CATION the cases of Virginia Barlsh.
II wears old. and Annie Falkoweko.
tot Of five years.
So notorious have become the cases
of assault, amounting in two recent
instances to murder, that Police Com
missioner Bingham has been driven
to explain that his army CT policemen
is insufficient to cope with this partl-
cular species Of deeeneracy. He has
warned fathers and mothers not to al
low their little ones to wander aim
lessly about the streets.
The Barish girl has been driven in
sane by inhuman treatment, an ink
Hing Of which was first given to the
public today. She became separated
from a party Of friends at North
Beach Wednesday, and that night
was rescued by chance from the surf
in which she was about to drown her
self. She had been beaten black and
blue and relieved of her clothing.
Driven mad through suffering she
fought her rescuer and only with diff
Guilty was placed in restraint. When
her menla! condition became apparent
the Girl was taken to the kinoS CouN-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-30
DEMCCRACY'S LEADER.
van Likely to be Retained by
North Carolina To Fight
Rate Case.

A dispatch from Washington to the
Columbia State says:
That William Jennings Bryan may
be retained 70 act as counsel III The
case against the railroads III the
North Carolina fight is contained in
"a story published in the Washington
Times this afternoon. The matter Is
being gene,&lly discussed here to-
day.
Assistant Attorney General San
derS haying failed to work reconeil-
iation Of the North Carolina sltua-
ton in slHeh way as to relieve the
president Of most embarrassing pos
ition. indicr (hcqs here today point to
the fact thal the administration will
not after allkive\its support to Judge
Pritchard. II haS been generally as
sumed that President Roosevelt would
not hesitate to put into effect what
ever instrumeptalities he could COM
mand to uphold what is claimed to
be federal authority in North Caro-,
lima and the United States marshals
and the United States army both
alike would practically be placed at
the beck and call of Judge Plitehard.
but it appears now that the president
is fast nearing the point where he has
about enough Of this thing and will
not leopard his great popularity by
taking the part Of the railroads, even
though it come in the euise Of sus-
tanning the federal authorities. This
is only as it is believed by those in
the inner circles here. Remember at
this time there are not many inner
circles here at present. The presl-
dents position will not be fully
known until the call from Judge
Pritchard for marshals or troops
comes. Officials here express the
opinion that it is at least doubtful
whether marshals would be sent It
Judge Pritchard were to ask for them.
Such a refusal, it is admitted would
be exceptional, but it is not admitted
that it would be entirely without pre-
cedent.
The present administration, howev-
er. is moi given to consider precedent
very much. When the president
wants to do thing precedent need
not be considered.
Government officials in Washington
who have been watching the progress
of the negotiations between Gov.
Glenn. United States Assistant Gener-
al Sanford and the Southern railway
officers say they still think there will
be a satisfactory solution of the dit
ficultv and that at any rate there Will
be no armed conflict Of the state and
federal forces. This latter state
ment bears out the information OBJ
tanned the doubtfulness of the presi-
dent as to the use Of deputy marshals
or United States troops in response
to any call from Judge Pritchard. 1t
is not expected that Gov. Glenn will
recele from his attitude. They do
think. however, that the Southern
railway officers will eventually be
guided by prudence, and after ma
ture deliberation will give their con-
sent to some arrangement by which a
resort to force will not present it.
self as question to be passed upon
by the federal authorities.
Another matter being discussed
here today is the probability Of Nort!?
Carolina .re;aining William Jennings
BRYAN t. ac5 as counse! in the case
against tie railroads. Tie Washing
ton Times has story Of this proba-
bility this afternoon.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-30
F. SHEEHAN
Augusta, Ga.

Bother of Imperial Ginger
Ale, Root Beer, Cham
pagne Cider, Wiseola and
Domestic Lager Beer in
pints, 10 dozen to the cask,
$3.50 per cask.
Write for complete price
list. Wholesale and retail
dealer in Wines and Ii
quors.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-30

Granite Art Square.
Improved q ality. Y eavy
weight, hard woven; Medallion,
Floral and all-over designs in
Combinations of Green, Tan,
Red, sc. gift. x 12 #.
Each . $.85
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-30

Lace Curtains-White.
Beautiful N Nottingham Lace Curtains
81 inches wide, button hole stitched
around edges Extreme length 81
yards, in beautiful patterns. Regular
price per pair $500, special price
ner pair SI.75
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29

EntereI n the Post ofhee at Hermann. Mo- as
econd class nail matter
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29

9ebrtrdIte berausnslebeu, nno rpenn
in bieIer &ihtunp OennoH Oct Be
bbrbe, nit Reht oOer unredt, Der
@Ormutt semndt uirO baB Der oeut.
Idle uuterritt nitt aui oer Stuie
uie er i'm Borjabren berriGte, itebe,
10 lam sepiBtid Der cute 8iae Der
DirrttOren niAt barnn iauto iein,
iDnoern bic erndbnten geoiegenen
oeutihen aebrtrdite einiuf nid)t ers
bdltlid iinO. gs iei ierne BON uns
benz Ghutrntb in Der &erwaltung
hires Gmtes einen gorwuri MAIDEN
su molIen, nur mOaen mir betunen
onB anf eriinOlthen. oeutiten Inter
rift ntht gu uiel @ewiht eelest
werOen fam, iuo man feline ardite
uno Dtittel nidt an h6bere Gusbtli
ouna ueripenOe Bis ben Nnipriher
in Der nupeaebeuen &Idtuua &ea
nune oetrnaen 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
25idbri9e
3ubildumsfeier Ger 2lp:iteI !
Sane.

InfdBlif Der 25idbriaen Subild.
umsieier hires eltebens nirb bic nit.
redlt beliebte gpuIel Sano am Otter.
mOntne in Der Concert Sale ttnen
8aa pernnitntten Der pOrnusiihtlih
re6t gut beiudt mirb. Sm l. 9tpril
iinO es grade 25 Sabre Der bnB bic.
86nb burf 2Ouis &inAeunl lpearlns
bet purOe, nuo rparen Oamnls Mit.
alieoer btrielben fOtaenbe: 2ouis
Riubeunl aeuber, 5ris 8ewersbOrf,
aupuit Riet, SObu 9eiBet. apuis
geieel, gbas. SOnet, EbeO. @raf,
Gbns. Muusbuub, albert 9dubert,
Omar Streblp, GOnitance gtiet uno.
8mA @eniert. 9ie @lansperiObe
Ger 8anb mar unter Der 9eitune bes
Serrn Rinheual, er mar elm tidti.
ger Rul.er oOGerg ntBuiinsmus, unb
bic acknowledgment Der Bans ruurbe
nett unO brett eerabmt. Bon ben
@ranbern iinb jest nod @litelieber
Der 8dnb: Gbas. SUuef, gilbert
SCHUBERT, Gbns @tuusbunc rnO 6.
VI, &iet, uuO audi bic ieltber binsu.
eetretensn Nitslieoer leeen srOle
2iebe CUR @uiit an ben Sag, 10 baB
loie gpoitsl SanO unttr Der 9eitans
Oes lesioen 9irettOrs Serrn armiu
8eeemnnu Die aebiesene 2~eihunes'
fdbioteit Der anpeue etau3enO auf'
reht erbdlt. Gie iebiscu MtitelieOer
linb: armin 8esemnnn, 2eaOer.
5run3 aeune, Souls Sesemanu, SObr
8fautid, gbas. Rausbunb, Senrt
lt auSbunO, qItbert sdubert. gbas
0ousd, 8. u Siet, SEQ. 3uibut
gbas, @plep, Serb, 9unleu.
@s iollte uuieren Biirsern Gbren
iaGe ietn pdbreuo bes slbeuos, mem
audi nur aui iarse 3eit, Der 6eie
bei5umO9uen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29

@n6Oem Die Gttern too iinb ees
pabren bic 8inOer erit nie penia
auimer,iamteit unb SuIereiie iie Den
Gltern beim %ersablen ibrer 5useno-
erlebniHe eeiteutt baben, uno tuie
wenis lie in g8irttiateit uun Oereu
Susenoleben miiisni Manhe glteru
Iasen bon ibren aiuoern: sd peih
nidlt pObin Der Suuse (Uoer bas
WtaOaeu) artet", peun es uber ieiue
&i6tieteit bat bus Der @rDBuater in
Gntel, unO bic @rOBmutter in Der
gntelin mieoerseboren wirO 10 ruir.
be pieles ertldrlia iein unO Gtterr
mlBten mo- ibre Spr0Blinse binar
beiten,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
Nstis iir harn.er.

"a mir ruiinihen uniere BeiSen.
i6de fir Die tonmenoe @rte in euteu
5uitanbe gu ieBen, 10 bitten mir biers
. nit ireuuolihh ole leeren &eiseu'
iafe, pelhe nit rSilher 6rnnt 4
@Delt Grain so. poer nit rSarmers
@rnin & @lepntor 60 martirt Iiuo
biz gum l Mai 1907 an uns ab5u,
liefern.
Nenn Shr nOh peFiIte Snde an
bnno bnbt, 10 bitten mir nm 4nsube
Der anSabt, uno liz meroen nls'
bnnu cine sufriebeniteaenoe 3eituerr
lanaeruno fs tieie pollen SADIE ge.
i~tatten.
Farmers Grain & Elevator Co
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29

Dor Ginger 3sit erbiett Der Staut
WaTouri s475, 1913 .lS BON Der bun.
besresieruus sur 9ilguns elmer alien
ariepsidulO. 2ie leste 9~eaislatur
hat bic 6rase, mas nit benz @elOe
peIdebeu lou, OaOurd aus Der &eIt
oeidaTt, baB tie ben sun5en 8etraG
benz 5Onos iir CUTE aanbitraBen
ubermies. Die game SeublterunG
uirO iomit gtasen OauOn haben, in.
benz iebes County, rute audi bic Stabt
ct. aouis, s4, 1875 erbdtt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
Biai9e 8leiOrr mad laaB

Sd babe bic slsentur fir cine
r%euOnirte stneloeret ibernommsr
sno lam lest
iSb6ue fertiee 1lnstse
ndb Maae semdtlt
10 biaia lieiern mie irsenb iemanb ii
Der Staot,
ounOerte uuu @lultern CUR Giniibl
gu Bsriuaun9.
"a i'd beiier GaaliliSirt bin in
O~laasuebmen lnie iOnit jemauO mirt
audi before 3%uirleoeubeit aarnntlrt
s. 4 e SAneioer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
Sefanntnlahnns

Gin QherIeIt nirb Baitor S. Miaer
muraens UNI 10 llbr in Der 8. Greet
greOipen unO bes 9admittass UNI 8
llbr in Nlt. gterfina. Seoermaun
lit sineelaben bic GOttesbienIte 81
beiuaen.
S. @tGer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
2lus Sem county.

M orriOn. Ssnab Gieo-
rid meldber an Der 0iO. 8acific Sabu
am rguluert.@ lns" beiaaitiat. bate
lebte 8o9e oaS unRlid am 5aBe iih
.iameer su uerlebeu uno muB Jun
lanpere 3eit Ous 3Immer biten.
- Sn Der bieiieen Gunueeliihen
airhe murOen am BatmiOnntaa iOl.
eenOel aiuber gonfirmirt: Gb, Salt,
RerOmanO 8eterion, 6iloa 8rano,
@ona gppte. unb sur gerih6neruue
Der 6eier truaen Der NtdnnerdOr, Der
@emtihte.G bpr uuO nad Der aiuOer'
GbDr 2leoer Dor melte aasemeih
anertenhuua fauoen. Die @eiau8s
dbre iieben inter 4eitune BON GaitOr
B. s. 9errmnnn, unO MAIDEN ifBue
5Ortiaritte.
3Obu SueriAen 1T leste @Ohe
nit ieiuer 5amilie nuA ct, Souls
a~esoern. @ir mimi den ibm Slid
im neuen 6eim.
Bilie 8eaemann reiite am
somitaa nat) Gbnmois i'm ieine
Sdwelter 5rau gluua 5dwarmer gu
beiuhen.
Senro asmper, unier Statt'
maribaI unO Ssihaitsiubeer BON
gcObp unb Balmeiers aumber glrO,
bat it am gamitaa nit etneu arOBen
Stud Sofs ben Sub ihweer uerlebt
unO mus jest am Stud b~erumbum.
peln.
Drnte. SdulidluBIeierli9.
teiten finoen itatt in ndditer 8eit in
fulsenOen sdulen: Sm aisbt 2ift.
rift, aapiOe, ssbrer, samitag ben
30. MdrS; I'M Neeie 9ettritt, gnpp
meger, aebres, Eonnerfas ben Is.
Mara; 0rate Gilt. Sutter, aebrer.
5reitae ben 5. Stprtt.
Sei ben Gbeteutsn Slueuit
Saulte bat liG elm tleiner Sunae
eiuseitelIt.
Otto Bitte lit Jest in Die item
uOn gbaS. @russ unO bebaIfiH Giel
einsuiammeln.
8 10 80 ne. 6rau gtp.
8. soepina anO lire shwsiter 5rt,
Mattie 0urltmann iino MOntaa nod
iuOpen Miiiouri eersiit nm eines
Munat lang in DIT. Gsrupn Der,
pauOte 81 geiuhen.
j @. 0enaitepbeto un0 @il'
liam Sueoemanu uUu Ntanoo lind
Dienltae mad Bertrand, gsebrasia,
pereiit no lie bisieu CONNER auf Del
Barm nrbeiten molten.
ISM. Goermauu oon Srote bat
Oas 8. Z. 0ttI,ng @ipenibum aetanii
uuo MIRO mil ieiner 5rou Oafelbe ii
aurssm beSiebeu
fribjabr's pasmadSr Wddrat.
Gir baben iueben eibntlea elrI
ldone ausuabI SqmenHute iar drabI
iabr nno SoMnier in neuefer
aROoeu. SocOu unO Sh%attirunatn
Gbenials etnsn neuen Sorruth Drr
Sameu . sPaifR," Sttrts, '@urtei.
arasen, iauae Suroihube unO olIer,
lei sur GamenanrcsrOts snaebDase
Bite, ipreft bel uns Dor
M. u. 9. 5tarte.
abortion, MD
M 49,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29
eermann, nIo.. st,Itag Sen 9. nlars
3ffisieHer mesweiicr
Yeannte.
@eridbts .Germine.

gouutu. gourt. @~seslnablst EtrEin, bssu-
itn an 4. WlOnto9 bsr @tcRate Gsbrnor, WlaI,
Muauft hRD gloptmbtr Steneransgitlh : B-
hbr6e am l.. Wlontag i'm Nprll.
RireuttsG on ri. RegtlmaBigt 9srrntre be-
oinneu am 2. Ilpniag bsr Dsouait Sonaar, Mar
lnb September.
rpbatesGpHLt RtGslmeBist AtrIiMs ,.
airnen ain 4. Wouta9 her wiennit BtbIudi
Wlai. augait NIB gloptnlbsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29

@ote feline an Der Upper 6irit Street.
seIaufte 6urm besiebeu.
Senrg @itetmnu bat bic Baul
Refer Farm semietbet uno piro oie'
Re ROhe nod bnbir5ieben.
9luonh aoeIer pirO am 3 april
eroBs 8srltsiseruns baIten.
Rag. Wtnurer Wteper bat ilr
6surv aieiemepsr's ueue @etaulit:
;eiten ons BunOameut iertia 8eiteat.
Sermaun Riete uon 9rate NOR
bier UNI ieinea 5obn osraonn ~
osiuten Der bel 6, Gnae!Oredt i'm
Store ,bdtio if.
gunraO 8ntosdsr, BON Seiiee.
ion Stir mar Iebte Bote bet am
einen tranfen Snter gu beiuheu.
4. s. 0bmnun uebi 5amilie
uon oops, nnren SOuatae bier bti
Der Gamilie penrb StOenuer 81 8e'
iaa
R oiebub. 5rit 8iermanu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29

StonDbiU Il. Sermann uno
9aura aariteOt paren SOuntas gu
!seiud in S%OiebuO.
BUD gnutlep bat elm Seipann
Giet aetauit weIfes $3.50 toiiet.
SEQ, Coulter If wieOer uui iei'
ne 6arm ae5UseH unb ieine aIteu
9tadbarn ireuen lid oaB er wieber
GA it.
Ism. @nupiu bat uou SEQ.
Rube Elm 8iero o~etauit fur welder
er $50 pesabtte.
ouieriaen 1T jest Die 9uGesoro-
nune.
d S~tOtpe. Srau Soa Ste'
pens BON ct. aOais mar bier bel Oeu
Ghsleuten s. W. SOd su Seiud.
Senrp 8Obl 1T Oieie 8ude mad
1ermnun Qesogen.
Sermanu Donnie pirO Oieit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29

Reun beim 6iIhipDrt Die slide
niai bsibsn. ms nil Dem GnibuFas,
mus Der Slider bnlO porbsi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-29

arnol0 SLIDER, Der beige Strens
enuOrmunn an Der DO. $arIfic Balm
BEN leeten 8inter Ons er1te Irami.
uni - SIS unb 10 Sage 6erieu,-ilr
bic bette in Orbnuus pebaltene Snbn.
ltrefe auf Gem eansen 8nbnbetrieb
suertnnnt uuroe, bat lei. ben 22. b.
". feline 6erien an9etreten, uno Ilb
ltdl auBerUroentlifi mObl. q uintmt
iid bes MoreenS jest prOenttiA Belt
fem 5rubitlf gu oerSehreu, uno tuenn
er 10 Elm balb Guseno finatrolde in
6arm erm0llniies ibmifnenoeEfann
fu9en-teine pUn ben aleinen, ion.
bern 10 erOB tpie Der Yooen Ger Bfan.
ne - gemadtiG uer5ehrt bat, itreiht
er NIT Der 6aub Sdrtlih iih iiber bic
Diaseueeeeuo unO iuei su ieiner5rou:
oNtar1, i'd tebe ME elm Gbnie!4
8ir e6nuen perm Slider pom gan.
gen SerSsn feline wUbluerotents
5erien.
Bel Der Shutnabl am n1hiten
9ienitas oabier mer6en gu ernablen
iein smei 9ireftoren an StelIe Der
0erren @aus uno 8raettlp beren
amtsseit nbaeIauien lit. GbenfaIs
iinO wte ~ulIidbrtih s gruftees Der
4eutiAen SdnIe 81 ermablen, unb
bic 8iAtieteit Oes Stmtes zines Oeut.
ihen Sbultrnftees iDDte nidbt untsrs
iAast meroen. Bir mDllem uns an
oleier STEELE nift nit oer 5raee be.
fnien in mieiern Der 3eutide llnters
riht in u%nierer 6ffentIihen SAule
perbeiiert perOeu ,nun, nber onB bas
Alerbeite fur unIers berunmnhieuOe
SusenO nidt Sd gut it, Oarin
meroen wpbt uae SHulTreunbe Elm.
ade giretiUrsu nnierer
Difrittidate inO 2eatibs, uno es ii
a~n5unehmsu bnB AUDI cieien Serren
oarnn svleoeR 1T Die belten oeutiteu
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-11-28
Grade List
Rank One

Varnish stains and brushes, and
Lacqueret-makes old furniture look
like new--at Burnaugh 4 Mayfield's.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-11-28
DEATH RECORD.

Florence, wife of NJ. E. Hotchkiss,
died at their home in Enterprise,
Friday morning at $40 o'clock, after
a painful illnesss Of three months
duration. The remains were taken to
Elgin Saturday and the funeral held
Sunday afternoon from the Presbyter-
ian church, OF which she was MEM
Der; burial was in Elg.n cemetery.
The dec-ased's maiden name was
Wheeler and her parents, q sister and
brother, all residing at or near Elgin,
survive. She married Mr.. Hotchk iss
IA years ago and they had been resi-.
dents OF Enterprise for 2 years, during
which time she made large number
OF friends by her ever cheerful, kindly
disposition. Three daughters, Irma,
aged II, Iolyn agei 8 and baby
Florence will miss the loving care of
mother. They and the bereaved hus-
band and other relatives have the
sincere sympathy OF our people. Mrs.
Hotchkiss was member of the
Pythian Sisters, and that order had
charge of the funeral. Juanita Temple
ordered very beautiful floral emblem.
but by mistake in the address 1t was
sent from La Grande to Enterprise
instead OF to Elgin.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-11-28
PROMISE LAND

Promise, Nov 25 Elder Enge, of
the Latter Day Saints pursuasion, has
been holding series of meeti. "a here
the past week. s4rs
John w. Powell has been rounding
up horses near here and left with his
bunch this morning for Wallowa where
he will feed this winter.
John Carper returned home Saturday
from the outside where he had been
working the past month r two.
George Carper of Reno, New, is visit
ing his parents here. He intends to
return to Nevada next week and over.
see his interest in the gold felis.
Jas. Fl. Fl,shman is improving from
his attack of grip.
Ford Hawley arrived on the Promise
stage Saturday from Wallowa. He " III
spend the winter here.
Q. Trump returned to his home on
Middle Point, Sunday.
Grady Miller left Monday morning
for Wallowa where he will go to school
this winter.
John Lyons, the Promise and Gross-
man mail carrier, is on the sick list.
VIM STAGE made his trip Saturday.
Baby's and Children's Shoes. New lot
in at in nj w 4 Eupk q No,s
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Real Estate Transfers
Week Ending Nov. q, De7--Prepared
By WalIOwa Law, Land {
Abstract Go.

M. v. Knight to H., NJ. Kicker, lots
!, 2, 8, 4 and s, In blk %, McCully's
add to Joseph. $3.50.
w. H. Allen to c. L. Allen, half
NV sw ne and lot 9, sec 81, 2n, r 4s e..
$4,000.
VIM. Maxim to Jay H. Dobbin, all of
sec Is; s half sw, sec 8 n; half NV sec
IL, all In IN, r48e. 1890.
&C. Boswell to Walter Smith. lots
8 and IL, Burnaugh's add To Enter
prise. $500.
State Of Oregon to Benz. B. NJ. Scott,
9 half NV sec 8, t s n, 43e. $500.
A. l.. Berry to w. A. Smith, NV, n
halt sw, the nv se and the sw ne, sec
81, In t I n, a44e. 5000.
US. r. r. to John Kerns, SO ne,
SEQ Is, t2n,rAe.
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The skating rink will be open Than ks.
giving afternoon from 8 to 6 o'clock.
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CHURCH NOTES AND SERVICES.

Cottage prayer meetings are bein q
held this week by the Methodists pre-
paratory to revival that begins next
Sunday. Last Monday night the
prayer meeting was held at the parson-
age, Tuesday night at j. A. Burleigh's. 8.
Wednesday night union service with
the Baptists at the home of A. H. Rudd
Thursday night praise service at the
church, and Friday night prayer meet.
irg at j.. L. Browning's. The pastor
Rev. f. G. Potter, will be assisted
during the, revival by Rev. A. l.
Howarth Of Joseph and Rev. Henry
Martin Of Lostine. Cooperation and
prayers Of all Christian people are
desired for the success of this revival
effort. Services next Sunday: Sunday
school 10 a. M; preaching II q. m. and
7;S0 p, M; Junior league 2:30 p. m.
Epworth league $50 p. m.
Services next Sunday at the Christian
church,: Sunday school at 10 a. m. I;
preaching at II a. m, Thanksgiving
to the Lord" and at 80 p. m. clap
piness and How to Obtain IT." c. E. al
$50 p. m. NJ. ]. Thomt son, pastor.
Rev. H. A. Ketchum, D. D., will
preach m the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning and evening. Sunday
school and G. E. At the usual hours.
Rev. Father p. J. O'Rourke writes
from Ontario that owing to an en-
gagement with the Rt. Rev. Bishop,
he will be unable to hold services In
Enterprise next Sunday.
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