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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
Fifteen Christmas Turkeys and
$500 In Trade Free
to our Customers

We have just installed in order to In
crease holiday trade
new customers have cided
Keys and $500 in trade Our To
the lady who phone brings worth OF gro
ceres or o-her merchandise
order thereafter until
store except groceries, the 227 order
until the 4O7h order reached
Christmas turkey and thereafter
order is reached Will also give turkey Mag
ing total of fifteen turkeys which delivered
n dition
Should turkey will furnish It and Won can
pay for the extra weight We
numbers running from
secutvey opposite the number
gwen concerning the standing
closed we ourselves VIII not know the standing
strip OF paper Will be pasted Mona but
inc ladies' VIII be entitled to take
names OF lad es Will be
at dneren times This offer will
december 6h and providing that all
aHen will be tho
lucky purchasers will be published the week OF
the Daily Telegraph and the Daily
our motive In doing this let
pared 10 connection with
WIFI be appreciated and handled with
We heretofore pleased
always glad to show anything you buy
not ana Is not groceries want
ware Beautiful hand painted china plates sal
ad bowls chocolate
Christmas cfs and
you 10 chance to OF the
teen Christmas turkeys
more OF the lucky numbers
lady who can possibly
Visa th al might be Fortunate forty
ucNy numbers Yoi certainly chance and II Won
hs. ' " 80 00 INC
Do with lottery schemes anil sucb r, Z
simply mode of advertising give these things a
ueV free Our plan gotten
Ter chance to win so do not delay but among to got
BILE DO 1T '
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18

Every mHH 70 MS trade" IL an
old adage and Is familiar TO nearly
all OF us. It is brief in IT. wording
but conveys a great deal in its mean
Ing. II is merely a terse way Of
saying that a maR who makes a spe-
dslty OF any one thing knows more
about, and f. more proficient IN his
particular speciality than any one
else could be. II lie for this reason
that we all seek a specialist when
"e have any serious physical all
ment. 1t is for the same reason that
The Rydale Remedy Co. went to one
of the best specialists in the United
States on liver and intestinal trou-
bles, q professor in q Columbus, o..
Medical College, and secured from
him a prescription from which Ry-
dale's Liver Tablets are made.
This specialist knew more about liv.
CT troubles than . doctor who treats
All diseases, and that r. why Ry-
dale's Liver Tablets relieve and cure
more quickly all liver troubles than
the ordinary liver pills and pew
iers.
50 tablets IN = metal box, %
cents. For sale By the White Phar-
macy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
BELIEVES ROANOKE
WILL BECOME DRY
BUSINESS MAN OF THAT TOWN
A WET VOTER, MAKES DEC
LARATICN TO TEMPERANCE
MAN.

This talk about the city OF Roa-
nOke not going dry is surprise to
me- said business man OF that
city day or two ago to one OF the
most noted temperance lecturers In
Virgin IA man who works all the
time for the suppression OF the sa-
looms, devotes his money and tai
ents TO the cause of temperance.
up there the Norfolk and West
ern people control the town. They
have the big shops and the great
office force. They employ thous-
ands OF men. IL IS a standing rule
with the company that when a man
takes a drink his resignation fol-
lows as the next move. III he does
not resign they proceed to fire him.
I'll at rue is not indicated. Not that
alone, but the men are not allowed
to enter saloons.
Then there is another thing:
The population of that place is not
the Shift g changing population of
ten or twenty years ago. The ma
jority OF the people up there are
home owners. hard workers, law
abiding. They have many churches,
they are influential and the minis
tiers are driving temperance at them
all the time. There is good num-
Der OF wet goods emporiums, and
they are, as a rule well conducted
But my word for it--and am going
to vote the wet ticket-the drys
have gotten us beaten to stan l.
still. That is what / believe and /
will have to be convinced by the
election returns before believe 9TH
erwise.
This is not being said to scare
the liquor folks, for they are put
ting up a good fight, but It is my
honest opinion. "--Richmon News
Loader
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18

inence? Where shall we look in the
records Of his unprotected days for
an account OF his personal defama-
ton and denunciation OF others?
Americans who are scandaIlzed
shocked one day by a governors at
tacks upon the pres dent and the
next by a similar outburst from a
railroad man or an editor should ex.
anime first causes IncivlIity in the
White House leads inevitably TO IN.
civility on the outside. Offensive
speech on the part OF the president
viii find responsive echoes every
where. A desperate in office nat
urally stores up all the violence that
Is latent in those who support the
office.
A really brave and honorable man
In the presidency would be exceed
ingly circumspect in department and
language. A natural bully and COW.
ard, presuming upon the favoring
laws which protect him, would car
~ himself toward his opponents
about as Theodore Roosevelt has
done.-St. Louis Post Dispatch Re
publican
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
PRESIDENTIAL PRIVILEGE

When a man who chances to be
pres dent OF the United States uses
language IN controversy which Is
usually resented by blows, we have
to consider two things: 1. To
what extent does he degrade a high
office, and 2. Is he a hero or Is he
not?
Under the laws OF the United
Stotes, passed when PRESIDENTS were
supposed to be gentlemen. & Is O
much graver crime to menace or to
assault the chief magistrate +han Il
is to menace or to assault an ordi-
nary American citizen. Theodore
Roosevelt Is the first president VINO
has been protected by such laws.
How has he carried himself un-
der them? Unlike any other pres
ident, he has sought occas on to en-.
gage in personal quarrels with pso-
pie who were offensive to him, rang
ing all the way from the governors
OF states, railroad presidents, ad-
mirals Of the navy and generals OF
the army down 20 common defend
ants in trials for murder or theft.
The language that he has held to-
ward these people has been OF the
hghting var ETY.. IF he had been
anybody bu; the president Of the
United states 80 Is probable that he
would have had a hun lred fights on
his hands before this.
In determining the personal vaior
Of this man, let us consider the fac.
that for 20 years before he became
president he was fussy egot St
holding many small positions and
congenitally crazy for public notice.
Who did he call a liar at thai time?
Who an undesirable citizen? who a
malefactor? Who man OF evil en-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
HOw's THIS?

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for any case OF catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls CatarrA
Cure. +. J. Cheney e. Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
r. j. Cheney for the last Is years
and bel eve him perfectly honora-
bic in air business transactions, and
financially able 20 carry out any OBJ
legations made by his firm
valid ng, Kinnan G. Marvin,
Wholesale drugg SIS, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by ali
druggists.
Take Halls Famil pills for con
stipation.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18

Bluefield Confectionery Company
opens at noon Thursday, December
IS. at 1t9 Princeton avenue.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18

The following dispatch was sent
out from Charleston last night:
Charleston, w. Va, Dec. IL
Charged with the murder from am
bush of Grafton Starbuck, a leading
prohibtionist Of Fayette county, at
Gauley on November 2Sth, Mrs.
Il. V. Smith. known as isis" Smith,
was arrested and confined in the
Fayetteville jail. Mrs. Smith was
arrested on the strength of a story
told by Otto Perslnger, a 16-year-
old boy, WHO v hen he himself was
accused OF shooting starbuck, de-
clared the Smith woman had con-
fessed that she was the guilty one.
When arr stad Mrs Smith is said to
have adm tied TO the officers that
she told Pers niger that she shot
Starbuck, but she was only Joking.
Mrs. Smith is a relative Of the Lo-
gan county Hathelds Of fsud fame.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
WAS SLAIN
BY WOMAN
LATE DEVELOPMENTS IN THE
STARBUCK CASE-WOMAN is
ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN
WEARING MEMS CLOTHEING
AT THE TIME.

Word has bocn received here from
Fayetteville of the arrest of Mrs.
Effie Smith housekeepsr for Squire
RAIDER who lives upon the mountain
above where Grafton Starbuck was
killed, charged with the murder of
Starbuck
The evidence was of such nature
as to warrant her being held to the
grand jury Without bail.
A boy by nam, of Otto Kersinger,
was the star witness n the case.
and testified that the woman fired
the she. that killed Starbuck, end
compelled him to take oath that he
would not tell It.
He stated that at the time she was
dressed in mems clothing, and re-
turned to the house shortly after the
shooting. 1t is sad that Squire Ra-
der and his household and the Star
buck family were bitter enemies.
ID Detective Saunders was recently
arrested charged with the Starbuclt
murder, but on the examin ng trial
he proved conclusively that he was
not in the county at the time but
was in Mcdowell.
Starbuck had been very active in
opposition TO. crime n his section,
and was especially obnoxious to the
Fayette whisky ring, and he is
looked upon by the prohibit onists
of that county as a martyr His
murder occurred few nights pre-
v.ous to the election.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18

For fine bread. cakes, pastry use
MONITOR PUBvERIZED FLOUR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Waiienpcriualtcr fir cleftriidc Yabn.

G6icogo, I. Sonuor. - SSiir Die
DGbicn2o ono Milnoufec electric
Hoiliuop Company" uno nit ibr 5l,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Corporation iino
ouf anluhen bon Gbos. :. Wtonoban,
cinem Nftion1r, bltrd Hidter Gutbiu
im areiSgeridt BON Goof.Gountn
Woiienpcrmolter ernannt poroen.
Monobun beihulbigt Die &eitung Der
8eIellidoft oes Behring's, ourf lpel.
den u. 6. Jroit, Der FrGiioent oeriel.
ben, Die Gontrole oil lid g~eriiien ia.
ben ioa. Die ernannten Waiienper.
molter iino Garter $. &orriion, Gr.
Wnpor bon Chicago, Gbas. s. Iaoes,
friibcrer Observation-Disclosures
uno q. &omiepi 8ice-Yr1iioent Der
Giienbobn.@ eiellidaft Die gabn bat
cine 2Gnge bon 70 Weilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Northumberland ariturbrn.

Ct, Soui0, I. San. - Bernhard
WoItcr, elmer Der IeBten %gld)tunopier.
3iger III Ct. SouiS, lit I'M NIter bon
rs Sabren acitorben. Sein Zoo er-
ioI9te in 6oIge elmer GrtGltnlt0, Die
er lid ais 9comter oeS Tranf Y.
Blair ? Eoitcna bel cinen 9cgr1bnib
6llgejoeen bate. Nr. @oIter mar IN
Vaoen geboren mo bate oen 1S49cr
Mulltano bon Nnfong bis 5llm boil.
ltonoigen 3~uimmenbrud mitge.
mod)t. Nodoem err iid iiini Sabre
ais 6lilttIin9 IN GlioB Sotbrilnecn
~ditfgebalten bate, fam er 1854 nod)
81. Soltis uuo croffnete bier sic critic
0roBere Sobrit iiir Ciiice Ginrid).
tlnlgen. 1861 trot er in ein bon
Sberit Charles IS. StifeI a%ngeporbe.
ncS GreiiuiIligeu : Negiment, nit
Dem er ben SiirBcrtricg bis 5lnl
SdluIlc mitmod)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Wusrottmng Der 8culenpcjt.

2 n6ranciSco, |, Sanuur.-
Nllem Nnl6cin ndd) lit es ben Mn-
I%trenglun9cn Ser 9eomtcn oes Wo.
rine.Soi DitulOienites inter 9eitun9
oeS Gr. u. Blue mo Der Mit1pirfuna
Der ortlid)cn SonitGtSbeb0roen ge.
lungclt, bic Yeulenpeit bier oils5llrot'
ten. Snt Monot Se5ember murOen
MIR iiebcn @rfronfrmgen gemeIoet,
ilno ca bcfin0en lid nlr nod orei Yas
tlentcn itntCr 9cbonolru9. Gic Be
tdrnpfiltg Scr Selide bat iiber 5000.
600 9etnItct. lpopon Die 8unoeS NE
gicruuG orci &icrtcl trGgt. Nid)t ne.
niger olS 10000 Mutten limo in Den
lebten 1 Monoielt get0Otet luoroen.
Giele Shtcre lil0 befunntIid) IrGaer
Der SeiIde. Son ocn gct0oteten Rut.
ten nur0en 1881 Stiit ourd) gofte.
rlolpGen ulterilldJt, mo es iono iid,
ooB 1O6 0npon nit Ger Selthe beboi.
tet parcn. Snl 8nii5en limo 1876 Gr.
frdntungen an Der Sel,te conitotirt
moroen, iuouon % ciren t00tIid)en
Iltsgdng gellolntllCu haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Eidjt gciuiirOigtcr Snmur.

9in8bamtOn. H,.g., t. San.
- Ginige @inbrefer. lcelte ueroan.
gene Nad)t in oos Foitburcnu gu Bort
1idinIou cinbrohen, nl0gen niht noe.
rig iiberraid)t geueicn ieiu, ais ie an
Dem SeIoid)rnnf eilen 3ettel nit Der
Gnitriit bencrften: y0ieier 8eIo.
Itronf lit niht geldloiien." Aber
Der Sunlor oeS F~oitnlciiters Noib,
peIfer ourd mebriahe Ginbriihe
iuo6ei Iein @eloitrnnf bon sen Gin.
bred)erh einiaf ouigeiprengt pltroe,
geluibigt mar, prallte al ser @elOaier
Der ginbreher ~uirfungslos ob. Die.
lelben idttcn Die in Dem @eloidrant
lie9enocn Y%oitmorfen inl @ertbe Don
$50 Elm ulo ueroufteten. Man gIallbt,
IS iino sic ndn1Iiten 9elttc gemeierL
melhe Sonntag Rut)t Die 9onf in
1rlrton beraubten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
@crmiidte telesrapbiidlc Icpcidcn.

SH Beats, Sauoper . Gountp
ga, lit Or, Ibunla5 6. @iQioms in
leinem SoaIc cinem ndGtliden 6erer
sum Opfer qeiallcl; elm Sobn mo
cine 8odIter oes @erbrauntcn iporen
MIR NIT Mliibe I'M Stauoe, i6r &eben
III Sid)erheit 81 brilgen.
Nad, Dem @uien bon hyperion,
Wise, iiuo i'm Sabre 1907 nid)t ne.
niger ais 5,035,4t6 Sontcn 3ubIcn
gebradt mrr5Hu.
gns GcrjmeiiIung iiber ibre
ardnflid)fcit brldyte lid 5rau Mor.
lin Sded IN Amltcroom, u. -, cine
6rau BON 20 >Sobren, IN ielbitmor.
oeriider gbiiht einen lebensoeiGbr.
lihen ShuB bel, nahoem iie 5upor
lire Sbpeiter 9cbeten, iid ibrer Sin.
Ger a%t5unebmen, iolls lid et1pos er.
eignen iollte.
Geo. q. 3iibcr. Gin itGotiider
@ebduoe . Snipeftor 81 Reiparf, g..
s., ipuroe wGbrenb Der porIeeter
Naft bon einem einbred)er, meldeit
er bel oeiien Seroustreten ats einenl
unitoBenoeu Natborsbouie in bent
Soiraum ertappte, ourb cinen SduB
III Den aopf getootet. Ger SbGter
ettfam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Wcinungspcrid)icOcnb inter
Shcmifcru.

Gbicogo, 1. Souuor. $50 &n Ocm
bier tngenOen SobrcS-Gouuent ser
.Nmcricon Gbcmicul SocictD" lucrs
ocll Die rooifdIcu WNo Die conieruuti-
ben glcmentc uliCinonoer plobcn.
llcbcr bic Srnge, mcIte Nnbrun1 On9
Fublifuun ciicn ioIltc lul0 mcld)c ErG.
lcruirungSnliitel bel oen NobruugS.
ltoitcn 5ul1ilig mGrcn, gebcn Ole Dtei'
ulllaen 10 ueit mlaeinonorr, 0uB
cine Spaltung I'M Tcrbonoe Der Gbcs
miter orobt. 9r, Nilep, Gbef oes
tenliiheil 9iireoltS oeS Aderboi.Ie.
p%ortemerlts, miro ais Der iSiibrcr Der
roOifal 9eiinnten 9Rit9Iicoer nes Ser
bonoes nngeicbeh. Yroi. G%bonoler
bon ber Columbia . llniperlitGt lit
@ortfiIprer Der Gonlcrpqtipen in
Nerbmtc. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

ielte nit ieiner Iariteaune eeluolti.
gen @ntbuiiasmi$.
AIIerIci aus 9eutidInuo 5.
Ser SpIo oes Cages i'll gititGtt,
WitteIfranfer, lit ser Stills. 2ebrer
Sung. Ger @efabr fir oos eiaCne
2eben niht uhteno, rettetc er obue
jeopeoen 9eiitono pieW5bn Sdllll'
mooherL bic olli DEM Giie ei%ngebro-
den. Sbnc ieinc Selbitauiopierung
bitten iommtlihc ainber crtrinfen
miii'en.
aaiier @iIbcIm bot DEM General
Gtreftor Der o9amburg Imerifa.2i.
ME" &rn. Gilbert Balm, cine beipns
oere Gus5eihnung 5u tbeil meroelt
IaiIen. Ger Monorh %iiberianOte 9r1t.
Balm 81 Neibnadten ieine Ebotor
graphic nit eigenbGnOi1er, ebrenocr
8iomung.
Gle Siebener-G in go.
dunn bat ben 9eihIub Qeiobt. nit
allen 1elcblidCn Mittcln uiti oie ge.
ieitigung be& 3lpongsItatilS bin3llor-
beiten. Is limo bcreits 5obIreihe @cl.
lanmlungen onbcruumt moroett, nm
Gle 0eficntIid)tcit ooriibcr oui5ltfIG.
rem, lper Der itilI0ige lbeil iei. mcnn
ole aotltropbc pom Sabre 1905 i'm
6%ubrgebiet iih mieOerbpItc.
lie GabrCSeimobmen pom Noro.
oltlcetonol bobcn gum eriteu Mul sic
brittle Ofiuion Narf iiberid)ritten. Die
3llnabme I'M gertebr lit ieooh GERM.
ger geiuoroen, Ter annnI lit ioit an
Der @ren5e ieiner &eiitmn0siGbiatelt
anQelongt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
ElGbc BON Sntcrciic.

Glide ser SebcnSpiiroigfeiten
9oltimorc'S ino:
GaS Woibington q. Woniment am
Wcunt Sermon. uto Raibineton.
Hloce un0 in oerielben NohboriGoit
sic Sobn eager 0omoro., Die Roger
g. Sonep.S tatuc ul0 auoere Werfe
Ser 9ilobouerfunIt.
9as ShIadten = Wonurlent an
Wlouument . Square 5tpilden Dem
Eoitomt ilno oem Suitijpolait errid).
tet sur Grinnerung al Die Sdlodt
pom 10. September 1914.
IoS 8atIon : Womument al
Wount HoDol. Mpenue uno 9anoole.
StroBe, 81 gbren bon Sberitlieute'
nant @m. $. @atlon erridtet, Ser in
1916 I'M merifoniiden ariege i'll Der
Shlaht bon WiontereD iiel.
GoS nelle WarpInno Snititlt IN
ser geG6e 0es @ntion.M
0uS 8oc.Wonumeut, bonn 9alti'
More 2ebrer.8erein auf oem Sirdbo'
ser @eitminiter q rcsbptcriancrflrdc
an 1apctte. uno 8rceneItrabc 81
Gbren oes 9ihterS Cigar Nlen Yoe
crrihtet.
9as gu @6ren ser Morplano
SbeilncGmer al Der Heuollltiou bon
ser .MarplanS @eieaihait OerSobne
Der amerifaniihen Heuolution" ou'
Der Wount Topal Ylaja errihtete We.
pollltionSoenfmnl.
9as McQonogb Wonument oi'
ser 8reenmount Cemetery, 81 Gbrcn
oes @riinoerS Der Wc0onogb.S d)ule
fiir @aiicnfnobcn.
Gas Goni0oelirten. Wouiment oil
ser Wount Hopal Hla5o.
Cos Columbus. 0entmol bel Der
Samuel &caop. Sdule an Hortb' mo
SarIoro- apenue.
9as 8il0e.G enfmal al 8roaoiuap
uno 5airmount. Ipenue, 5u Gbren
oes GRINDERS ocs Soo Sellops.Cr'
0cns.
9os 8euS. uio WcGomass3 Gent
mai al Gan. mo 9lisqlitb . StraBc,
gum Nnoenfen an 6pei Marplano
Seloen aus Sem Griegc BON 1914.
Ser Gruio.Sin'Harf, 700 Ader
9roB.
Carroll. Eart nit Dem altcn Gar.
roll. Waniion.
1atterlon.Iarf no nod Die Sdan'
5en aus Dem &riege bon 1914 oor'
banoen iino.
Ser S~uiti5palaIt an GaIoert',
1apette., ct. gall- uno 2%erington'
straBe. foitet 100000.
0as Boltamt, oitlidJ pom SnItl1'
Galait, uno oaS GatbbauS, oitlid pom
Yoltnmt.
Ias Baltimore . Ohio . @ebdloe
al, Der Noromeit.@de BON Baltimore
uno GbarlesitraBe.
7as nele @eb0uoe Der Sparbonf
bon Baltimore an ser Siiooit.Gde
bon Baltimore. uto GDorlesitraBc.
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Sclbitmoroc in Yitts6ura.

TittSburA 30, 1. &onuor. -
Ter 50iGbrige @iuiou IS. Hcihoro,
meld)er Don Der EOIi5ei megen elmer
oltgebIihen 56lifung pcriolgt Wllroc,
bat IN cinenl Souailur oen Suhult
elmer 6lold)e aorboliGllre gelccrt ulO
1T nad) irrhtboren GlloIcl I'M Noipi.
tnl peridieoen.
Ter 30-jGbrige hilbert 2ein ans
philadelphia bcginG IN Dem biciigen
9abnbof Der .Ecnniplponio . Yohn"
S%elbltnloro, in0en er &urboliGure
truuf.
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@cnrn Mihbrnndls Der Ipit.

GDicq-qo, SlS. 4, Saltuor.
6reO. s., GoIpin wurDe ihuloiG be.
fltnOcll, Die 9unocSpolt ju betriigeris
iten 3petcn 0cbroudt tdu bubcn.
Goblin bottc ENC wcrtbloie 3ed)e IN
Solioa, Col. g%efolit i,no o~orouibin
Die Bolton Colorado Ntining So"
nit einem aopttoI bon $t,000,0O0 &C,
9riiltoct. Noh Dem &croitt fam
Goluin bis 81 AZ Snbrcn 3ltdtbous
ooer bis 5u $500 8elhltrofc ooer 5il
0eiocm ucrurtbeiIt mer0el.
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Mchr gcidlcn in Der Narr. 3edle.

Sacob'S Greet ga, I. Sonudr.
49, lSn ser Carr 3Cte, in meld)er nod
imner cine gauge Nn5abI bon menig
%bcinbrcnen YldBen elmer Qenauen In.
terilttung BART, muroen 0eItern pie'
Der Orei 2eiten geiunoen, 10 bnB oic
3abl Der Opier Der furdjtbaren @ru.
ben . @rplolion iebt 223 betrG0t.
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Soho G%ntihGoiannu.

SOS IngeIe& GoI. I. San. -
Sm bieiigen Giitrifts d. @eritte lit
Der Nelu Siperpool Salt So. in ibrrr
Gnti6GoigungSflaBe gegcn oie Sail.
fornio Development So. fiir Gigelt.
tbuln, melheH oIrd) lleberibmcm
mung ourd) Den Golorooo.Mipcr ser.
tort poroen lit, olrd &.hter @eIl-
born sic Stlnnle Don Si56, 1923 5ll.
9elprofen mpr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
TUFTS Leber Pillen

haIten bas Sp'tem in 0rbnuns unb
perbinbernben. neutrality-suspicious. Der
2eber. tpelhei arantbeitsn oorberssbt.
Elm VarhinderurgsmilteI
BON aODffdmer3en. DpspepFa, edpin,
bel. Ihlsdtem GeIdmad i'm Wunoe,
Sobbrennen, btIester 3unse. Qppetit,
lofi9ieit, 6artleibis.eit unb
NQe bili0ieu yeioeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
WnnSprGgnug.

EbtIooclpbio, I. Aonuor. -
Sn Ser biciiGen Wtiin3c iino in Sabre
1907 nud ofii5icacr Nngobe 1883.
913 Stiid Miin3cn I'M @Ciommltlucr.
tie Don $63,2G3104,9 3 NcprdGt nor.
0en, gcgen $tG6,GS3,233 inn Goriubrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
~ hnHaass] ~ alHsaiaial

@ergleid d.. - Shpiesermuiter:
oSn Der beluuBtcrt Angelegenbeit bat
iid meiu Sdwiegeriobn 5uerit bel
meiuer @odlter lulo oorolli bel mir
iebr benilbt." 6rcunoin: .Sa. er
bat Simmcl nno Sole in Seipegung
gcieet!"
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-09-24
PROMISE OF
BETTER SERVICE
Telephone System to be
Improved.

E. G. Maddox who has return
turned form visit to Portland in
forms the Gazette that the manager
of the Portland Office of the Pa
cific States Telephone and Tele-
graph Co., gave promise and sub
stantial assurance that the tcle-
phone system In Heppner would
be greatly improved in the not
far-distant future.
1t is the intention of the COM
pany to add another wire, put on
another operator and install con-
tinuous service.
Improvement, over the old time
bad service with which Heppner
people have been forced to put up
with will be a relief, especially
with the local distance service.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-09-24
Notice.

Notice is her, by given that I, the un-
dersigned, under and by virtue OF tn
laws OF the State of Oregon, prohibiting
the running Al large Of animals within
Morrow county, have taken up and have
in my possession at my place IL. mi
west OF Hardmau, Moro County, Ore
gon, the following described animal:
Iron gray horse. weighing about 500
pounds; tight hind leg white almost to
hook; left hind leg white TO fetock 4:
left front foot partly white; branded !
IL, connected, on right shoulder, age
about Is years.
The owner or owners of said animals
are hereby notified that unless the same
is claimed within the proper time or
manner, that | will on the Pad day Of
October, l90S, at the hour,of ten clock
in the forenoon of said day at my said
farm sell til said described animal in
the manner and for the purposes pro-
vided by lay.
Dated this 18th day of September, 1908.
Sptl7 "A JOHN \. ADAMS.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-09-24
Farewell Party.

Mrs. Mary A. Neville, clerk, was
the recipient of very 'pleasant
farewell prrty at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Yeager, last
Saturday evening. Mrs. Neville
was presented with silver tray
on whieh was engraved the names
o. 30 n ighbors of Maple Circle,
No. 259, Women of Woodcraft.
f,Ilowing were present: Neighbors
Florence, Clingan, Hale, Kidney,
Richardson, Mills, Kline, Summer
field, Cox, Slocum, Gof, McFerrln,
Lichtenthal, Hall, Gordon, Luper,
Freeland, Hyland, Stephenson,
Pennell, Swaggart, Yeager, Gray,
Conner, Neville.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-09-24
Expert Dry Goods Man.

Marquardsen's big department
store has secured the services OF
Mr.. r. G. Reierson, an expert dry
goods man from Portland.
Mr.. Reierson was formerly a
member ST the firm of Reierson &
Cremer, the well known expert
handlers Of merchandise. He
thoroughly understands bis bus
mess and Mr.. Marquardsen is GER
tainly fortunate in being able to
secure the services of Mr.. Refer
son.