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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-02
FOR AGED PEOPLE.
Old Folks Should be Careful in Their
Selection of Regulatlve Medicine.

With advanced age comes Inactive
bowel movement and sluggish liver.
Nature is unable to perform her prop
er functions and requires assistance
Otherwise, there is constant suffer-
ing from constipation and its attend
ant evils. Old folks should never use
physic that is harsh and irritating.
We have a safe, dependable and al
together ideal remedy that is particu-
larly adapted to the requirements Of
aged people and persons Of weak
constitutions who suffer from consti-
patton or other bowel disorder. We
are 50 certain that it will cure these
complaints and give absolute satisfac-
ton in every particular that we offer
them with our personal guarantee
that they shall cost the user nothing
If they fail to substantiate our claims.
This remedy is called Rexall Order
lies.
Rexall Orderlies have a soothing,
healing, strengthening, tonic and reg
ulative action upon the dry, relax
muscular coat Of the bowel. They
produce a natural, successive contrac-
ton and relaxation of the muscular
fibres Of the bowel walls, generating
a wave-like motion which forces
their contents onward and outward
thus stimulating nature in perfect
bowel movement. They also remove
all irritation, .dryness, soreness and
weakness. They tone up and strength
en- the nerves and muscles and restore
the bowels and associate organs to
more vigorous and healthy activity
They may be taken at any time with
out inconvenience, do not cause any
gripng, nausea, diarrhoea. excessive
looseness, flatulence or other disa-
greeable effect. Try Rexall Orderlles
on our guarantee. SO tablets Csc, and
y tablets 10c. The Pendleton Drug
Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-02
To Make Negro Dolls

A factory for the manufacture of
negro dolls is the newest Nashville,
Tenn, industry, and hereafter the
piccaninnies of Dixie will be supplied
with sawdust-filled reproductions of
themselves. The dolls will be made
in all shades, from light mulatto to the
ace of spades color. i'm order to sup
ply all demands. The recent Nation
al Negro Baptist congress passed
reolution praising the negro doll fac
tory and urging colored people to pur-
chase only negro dolls for Christmas
presents. In the past, colored chill
dren have had to put up with Cau-
casion dolls, or uncomely carcatures
of negroes manufactured by facetious
white men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-02

they are both good men" said he
But | want him to be armed so that
the wrongdoers will not get the best
OF him. He can punch them with this
spear"
Privately the old gentleman says he
has a very bitter prejudice against
wrongdoers because certain people
have cheated him out Of many thous-
ands of dollars
Mrs. Winter will accompany her
husband as far as Princeton, Green
Lake county, Wisconsin. where she
will visit relatives. Mr.. Winter, how
ever, will continue his trip as far
east as New York. where he has bus
mess of Importance to transact
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-02
PERSONAL
MENTION

NJ. C. Metz left yesterday on brief
business visit to La Grande.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-02
The Orpllcun,

THE Fakir's Dream" IN which the
puppets suddenly come to life and
do the carnival themselves, is a fea-
ture comic at the Orpheum. Caught
with the Goods" is another moving
picture and the song is Love Me and
the World Is Mine"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS
The Dime Twins,

Even though familiar with the
methods of making moving pictures
you viii marvel at the trick picture
THE Lightning Post Card Artist" at
the old dime, one feature of the at
tractive bill it offers. At the New
Dime "The Unknown Knight is
most attractive and astonishing pic
ture.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-02
Ihp InSlinlN.

The Pastime's bill offers "The
Witch" "The Merry Widow Hat"
"The Fisherman's Rival" and the
illustrated song, you've Always Been
the Same Old Pal"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-02

The Edison offers "a French
Guards Bride" "a Miser's Punish
ment," and the beautiful hand coll
ored "Plerette's Talisman" with the
song, 1.-TWO Little Girls"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-02
WEAPON FOR PRESIDENT.
Louis Winter of Milton. VIII Present
President Elect with Igorotte
smear

Louis Winter the well known res
ije1t of the Milton country, who has
been here today, has a novel scheme
by which he expects to strengthen the
arm OF the man who is elected presi-
dent tomorrow.
He has an lgorotte pole and spear
that he intends to present to the pres
ident-eect with the request that he
use II against the ''wrongdoers" who
ever and wherever they may be.
with his wife the old pioneer came
down from the east end Saturday and
he brought his spear with him. With
In a few days he is going to leave up
on a trip east and he Is going to stop
at the home Of the president-elect and
give him the spear
II don't care which man is elected
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-02

Sunday with Pendleton trends.
George Dodge was visitor from
Barnhart in Pendleton Saturday.
! A Depew Of Yoakum was bus
mess visitor in Pendeton today.
Clauda stean of Milton visited IN
pendIeton with friends saturday
Virgil Mooro y, staoe cu,ch WAC
r. SATURDAY on q business m,ss,on
- -,
noss oaIror a. pondloton SATURDAY.
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T. H. "S'Ilan ~ "e'son was We
tor "i'o"s fe''u'e'oi i''e'iu' '"'u'
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e., s was III '"' '''' ''' BUSINESS ''"''
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sai',uso,. Ioa,,,na a,.nr hrs,noss aon.
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,,an oa,nnda,, oarino for hnsnass
,,a.tona I - 10y
p rpovoo and w,fe of t5armston
uora y.s,tors IN rho citv on a trading
,,,tss,o,
Cont. comn,,ss,onar II p Too ~
Nn,on was pondIeton visitor sat
,,naav
~ ,,, ns r,o,, o,in,o,
u.a., ,,'a,.ara uostorda, an,ore An
wy w. ed . 81 '''
H. y. 'i'eh ..P- a"u VIZ ~ 80 s'. "I, ,-
re''p.e.on e.' ''''o'' ''' ''"O's ME
"a =, ~ l'oi "s's - n,Io 'i9iSo
CARING loi business "iia'is III e'i''e
80, ,.
80 -
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bert huffman mas returned from
COUPE ol "ehs spent III the Al
w :" O'''''
Hiu Sa!'or Oh OHia'iila' was up sat
uruay caring lor business ana call
Johh ~ IWohy was visitor IN
fehdleton sunday a guest OF the
'uuu 'is" iai'i!'
T. j. kirk of Athena, was visitor
IN PendIeton' attending the Taft rail-
~ 9a'urud! hish''
Frank and Charles Cockburn of
Milton were visitors Saturday among
/ e'''e'o" i'iei'us
pef' Ca''d''o Vi A'heua' came down
On 'le ~ CLOCK tram from 'hat
P'''' '''i9 '''oi iiii's'
j. W. HATFIELD representative of
the Underwood Vpwriter company, :
has been here today.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Henderson of
Weston, We're in Pendleton on trad :
ing mission saturday =,
5. L. Schlegel, cashier of the bank
at Pilot Rock, was a business visitor :
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Ser omHde CORRESPONDENT, Baltimore, gb, Srchas, Sen 81. @ar, 1905.

" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON Euri@> mo
Der AlpItro lpleltc, mdbrcn6 lie bon
6cnt Grtrng ptn Giubriidcn ulno so.
ttl0lcbItublen lebtc, u10 Ocn @riilt-
runGaIdhpin0ler Nenri Hod]ette, Ell
men trilberen &ellncr, luclder ii6 IN
Furi3 5llm Sinan5 Nopoleon Crlt.
lplfcltc un0 binnen &llr3Cm 0ltrd)
leIne pieIcn 0riinOumgcn cirfu ST.
100000 Observation-Disclosures. 6ront-
reid ltll0 bic Ser. Stuuten pro0lt5is
rem ptellcld)t mebr lOi6cr Hclttc, oils
irgcn0 5lpci an0erc &Ul0er Ser QSelt.
Die 9tegierung ser %cr. Stuatcn
bot Elm 8eiltd INN 0ic 2hlalicferltng
EUll HoD'a an 6ronfrcid) geihift.
9oD crld)oB befnnntlid ON =. So
lnlur o9. IS. 5u 9tUUingtolL R,.8o
George u. Gurfina, ben 9rlt0Cr lei.
ller Satin, Der bcfQnntcn SGngert1
@luCtu Gaun, in cincm Strcit lul0
tiit6tcte Oann nod 6ranfreid). &aa
Trunfrci6 oui OoS @cilb %untluortcll
miro, lit 5peiielboit. 9iabcr mar Is
BORT Erin5ip, teincn 6run5oicn ,lpe-
gen zines I'M Nl9lun0 Ucrilbttl1 Ser
brcd)cn9 allS5uIiefCrlL Ionocrn i'm
i'm CiGcncn San0c ST pro5ciiiren.
l&ic Oielcr Gage ans YoriS genet
oct miro, lit cinc bon Der &onigin
BON NoIlunO, ibrem @cmobl, ibrcr
Wtllttcr mo Dem Eoitcur &nititllt
mnteritiibtc expedition inter 6iib
rltug 0ca boIl0n0iidcu Geologic ro-
~fciior9 @oruclot Wiocn9 I'M @cNrii
It, nod Dem fron50liidcn Congo
@cbict olti5llbrchcn, I'M BORT int &n=
tcrciic Der 9Silienlhnit Wcriltdc III
ser Hihtllng elmer &uiientreu5lnA
5piihcn menihenGbnIiNcn 2liicn Ii.
Ocn ouf Der nie0ri0itcn Stltic Der
NilOlung itcbcn0en Congo Nc9crn
on5llltclcn. 3lpiidcu NiicrL 9lCid
Enpiuncn u10 Srona lltunQa, mo
ocn Congo Negcrn lester @iitc
bcrrid)t mir nenig llntcrihicO, mo
Gic 9epluntcn Grpcrimcntc Oiiritcn
lpidtiae Singcr5cige nlrl Den ltr
iprula uno Die GnhmideIumg 0eS
Observation-Disclosures GcbcrL lpic Iid)
obCr ole 0ficntlid)c W(cimmg bonn
StonOpunft Der W}orol aus Dem
Eroictt gcgcniiber 0%citoltcn miro, lit
nidt icbr 3ucifelboi4. Scr &orihIo8
tiinItlid)er 9cirltdtu10 mcibliNcr
&crtrcter ser am b6hitcn cnt>uitcl-
ten Niicnorten idcint ms Ocnnod ct
mas gelpogt, iinb c5 lit fro0lif, oh
ioanr oaS &ntcrciic Der NilIcnidoit
cine iolhc Niioire rchticrtiNt.
Scr riliiiide Scuot bat Die Nppcls
(otion ser tG7 MitQlicorr Der crIten
Gumu, nclde in 1906, nod 9llIl0.
lirn0 Ocriclbcn, 0oS Nibor0cr Wuni-
icit mntcr5cifnctcn, un6 oorin Sem
@olfc 5lrr @crtbcioigung icincr par
lonlcntoriid)cn Ncdtc &cruciAcrnnA
ser Stcucrll ulo Der Stclllng BON
Mctrltcn CnpioblenL o%bGcuiclcn.
Der Scnot lit oa& b0dite Gribulol
Nubluno'S uuo in 6olgc icincr Gnt-
ihciNNnG miro Sen @crren Gr 9lb.
CcorOiictcn nihtS NnoercS iibrig blei-
ben, oils Die ibncn bon, glppcQ9critt
oufocbrltmmtcn 0rci Wtonotc @oit
ob~juiibcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27


Sic bonn &nuc 0eS Con
0rriicS ucriiiatc Nbihofirng Scr Ven
lions N0enten crlhCint olS cine Mnb-
rC9cl bon reht 5pciielboltcm Wcrtb.
Nod cincm oli Mllnif beS @ollIca
pom ScfretGr 8nrfielo eingcrcihtcn
@criht miir0cn ourd bic Nbi6nifunA
Oicicr M0enten mo sic Gou5entrirun0
6cS gcinmmtCn EeniionS-@c'd)0ttc5
in @uibinoton ctma 100000 iGbr-
lid 0ciport mCrocn. IuS III MN al.
lcr0inQS cine Sumtnc, oic imnterbtt
niht 5lt iibcricbcn lit, obcr mcnlt ma
Sen @etrog nit Der 0cldntmtcit Fers
lions. &crniQiNlutg bon ltber 100
Wiillioncn Collars perglcid)t, 10 CT
i6cint lie ood) unbcbcuten0. SbcorC-
tiid) mag cS ia burhullS all9cbrdd)r
Cridcincll, lpcltn sic Tcniiun$sGbcfS
bon Moibin1tnn oits brett an Die
EenlionGrc gcid,idt lpcr0cn, onltatt
Oltrh sic &crnittclllng Der N9cntcll,
Ibcr ooS lit bod nllr cine Seitc Der
Sade. Gle meiltcn EcniionGrc linO
meocr ,@cid0ftaleutc, nod boben tic
audi MIR cine gerin0e gc'h0ftlldt
&cnntniB; Sd)micrigfcitcn iibcr Die
Nu5itcllun0en bon GllittitngclL bon
Mfiioonita mo onscrcn Enpiercn
fontmcn tGglid) Dor, uno obnc per
i0nlid)cn Ncrfchr nit cincm ind)ucr-
itGnoigcn @conttct lit oic Grlebi@
Qltng bicicr Nu0elcgcnbeit oft red)t
ihpierig unb iiir oen @ctrciicnSen
nit urrnngcncbmem 3eitpcrlllIt Der
bu,bcn. - Go5u tontnlt nod DOB
cS iebr 5rpciiclbnit icin oilrftc, Oh
ourf sic gcnocrim9 oeS Spitenla
Gin cii,5iger Collar mirflid geipnrt
mcrbcn miro. 0enn Die Nbld)affnnA
Ser Naentcn miro notiirlid oic Ser
mebrung ser GlerfS IN Der EerlionS-
Office IN @aibington sur Solgc ba-
ben. - Man miir0e olIe cin cbelilo
tbcllcrcS SpitCm mo eS fcblt nid)i
an 2citcn, Die bcbouptcn, haB oas
neilc nod mlebr foItcn miiroc -, Dos
nlr picl unIit1nblider lit, an Stelle
zines onoercn ieben, oaS Iih bciu1brt
bat, lnb an bus lid Die Ecniion1re
aeipobnt bubc1. Man fam nid)t
bclaupten, ooB es Elm finger Sonid)
fell .9t..S, ST. 3tg."
HpiuIaub'S tiirfilde SGocr,
GamItchIe. gsbanpe. Vptamt sesen. etets pffeu.
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,SOhu Grauf.

IS fiar6 am %. Midr5 1908 nab IduQerer
araHibcit 1Ubn Graut ~aeIteblcr @dtte bon
Tubren uno 3 DioDutcn. Sic 9CerbiQurg iinoct
Suuutag, ocn %. Mars, , uDr ~ytuhmitta8s,
bon feiuer lcBtcl lGobul1g, 9tr. ll2O. Nut0ntntz
StruBe, aus ilatt. yeilCuttg prluutim ami Der
,Utuuut Carmel GCmClerU." SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
Grnuto Haituer.

IS iturb am 90. yJidr3. UNI & llbr 80 DIOR
ACrls. nab lGrJcrer MrGni6elt emma Enitncr,
9GIICute Satin BON =. Cabin HultHer mo
lodier Der rcritorbenen @curO ulo elisa 2&il.
ler. Sic Nccrhlauna illnet Snnntngu ben %.
Wtir5. , lbr ltuhnIttiaGs, ban Der lSobllulg
SeutbzStruGc, aus iiutt. tST-U
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goblin :. 9inpiu.

ni g9 q, ll ,l,,.r am @,i 70 ir3 atGrj i'0 i80 S 9S9W q Z va i'
tina. inn glltCr BON 81 [ubreu, Die Nccroi0utN
finoct SreitaG, > llbr 80 lia6nlittn0a, BON ocr
EobIltlA I6rcS Subnes EobH q. Gcittng, Ut.
2132. Auroa Sutton 9lpenuc. aus itdtt. &erpnuO
tc uub Sreunoc limo cinQcIdocn, Der GraIcrs
icicr bci5muObnCn. EciicplliG prirdttut.
tSG=D
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Wtna0ulcua Sd,Drr.

s. iiarb am 81. ltdr5 1905 in iBrcr Ietteu
9SObmIuQ, Nh. @O5, 9ulterr YueIlc. @ingoulcna
Sdlurr, lCllcOtc Nattin oCs OeritOrbCueI Sres
ocrid Shorr, i'm 81. Sabre ibrt5 Hcbcna. Sic
NccroiRulN iinoct SrcitnH, yiahmittuao 1 lbr,
80 bon i6rcr lCDtelt gGo6tutila aus itutt. lcr
Den, bti}IuuOnCU. SD
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S1ulta q. 1Siufelbcp.

IS itar6 am Mtttluoh oet %. Widr5 1905,
If Nor &ormittn9S, Gunla 81. 6tntclccp, eins
3iNc Gohtcr bon Srdt 50. :. 6inielocn. in ibrer
leBtcH lSUbnuug. gtr. 1901. S~iosGburIe5s Sir..
i'm 30. Sabre i5rca Qcbcns. Eic @ceroi9ln1
iinoct suntitnn, , ubr ytGdmittags, BON ibrcr
leEtcll l%obnlnN ans liatt. tS6-SD
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W!arg HuiCnGcrncr.

IS Ilurb' am u. Wtdr} zoos W,nrp Moicnbcr'
Ger, Satin hc9 OerlturbcHen SrCocrid JtuieIls
beracr, ii. !. y. Ole NcCroiNunN iinoct SGms
itng, nm 5 ubr yormitiHQo, bon Der lSobrin9
ibrCr SphtCr. Sruu N1lnic Nccblc, Ytr. 4i2.
mciic in Der 81. NlpbuuiuS STRIDE nm . llbr.
HciictluN %priontim uui Ncnt 81. Sr.oiers 6rieos
bpie.
Copireu.O (Sj-S)
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Marmur. nnb pplirtc 8ranitsS cnf-
mailer umD &rabiteine

snm GcitcuprciS, SiprdS 3eoniiruus bee 2uacts.
aeine perniinitiee Sfierfe nboeIebHt. Mtiifien
ioiort ~ocrIauit iperoen. grabieine ppn $1,000
aaiipd rts.
q. siesaer & scn. 1882 8eI t.gaItimorc;str
(Hdra12-)
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SIT. SIipct Gcnictcrn.

@inonna an Sreberids 8oao.
anis 5u berlnufen inter Ieidlieit Nebinguresn
gelIdniSsIaelt VI. 9. Sulanch,
(Sdn3-) h05 smericdnVIoa.
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.NCmrn NGaCr.

IS iturb am DHitluob MtnrQcl in gSdibinG.
ton, ;. s., Ncnrn InNcr. Vie NceroiNuIa lin.
oct IrcitGo. Den y. U,ir}, > llbr 30 ytnhmit
TAGS. BON III. 1913, :. StrdBc q. Is, aus ildtt,
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Scfnnntmahungcu
Surenu hes staot.Guutrulerrs.

NaIttmorc, DO, H. Widr5 1908.
GS miro biermit beiannI 9eiradt, bab ole
Setnil. Wiartt am /. 9pril ~erioleen uirb; Ser
ionen. lpeIde Stinoe IN oletem IJtdrlt 5t
iibcrH tpiliI'Deit, tio9eTl llre |ppilfatlgIlen III
idDcu , mn . llbr ytabnittdgs an Grt lIb
Stcuc anpeieuo ieiH mo genaue Sntorinution
be3iiglib Sabresmietbe II. !. ~. ertbelleH mlro.
Snrrn Il. Qucper,
tuots9oniroleur
(Mdr81s, 49, 90, 81 1924 25,2G,27,2S)
@crIcacltc 1ugocruuns. 9tra cOute, nit Der
9luif6riii nErupoinl9 for GOaI Tor the 9Sdter
Nouro" neriebClt rno all Den pNuaro 81
9~npurho" Der zta0t Baltimore u%oreiltrt iueroel
bis WiittiuuGl, Den :. Iprtl 1905, Snrlltttdl@ !
llbr. i'm Giireul oc2 Observation-Disclosures Rutbs
baus. Baltimore, no, cHigcAel gernHtmCTi ilir
Yietcrung mo 2lbllctcrlilig bon 10 ntel HSelds
ioblen ipie bon Der &Giicrbebbroe lpdbreto oee
am 10. Npril 1909 cnoenoeI Ndhre5 gebrnlldt
merocu nr0qcn, GCMdG heu Spc5ttifattonen, mel
DE i'm GiirCuu Oes gSliiCr=N lnCntelrs i'm
lGtbbGus bon Baltimore, No, 6n' erbHlien
Iilo.
vile 5oroerunG5 g~lrQcuote miliicu bon einent
hcgInubiaten Gbcd, Glf cine o4leuringzouries"
Nunt in Der 0bbc bon $4,000, geio9ell an
Srore oes lliuOpra nm Stuotrdtbs pnn Valtt
more, bcgieitct icit, mo miro BON BEN erfoiga
reideH Eicter Die Stellll1 elmer 5%nlrteoeH llcls
Ienoen VilraihHft Iilr ole 9clptllenbaitc. Nnainbs
rl1G oes ucbereinlomrlelt3, Dem ooppelien
Gontrnftperthe Q!cifiomn1eto, herlnt1t
Sic 90Iltratt NergebuHGs Veboroc bcbuIt lid
hns Nedlt Dor. irGcno wclte oocr ollie %gIlgebotc
81 ptrluerieI.
mfrcb NJ. Suid,
ISGicrsSngniclr.
Reitdtigt:
I. 9urrn MuGuDl,
4Srdiioeni Der Gontrltt NCrQcbliIlas zYebbroc.
tQtir62I $50 ;Gprl 2,3l,G,D
Scpartcmrnt fir Oficutlidc Sidcrheit, 3arteh.
Cub Scpurtcmcut ocS Nilrcnue ocs DC
bnuocsS nipctturs, NuthbauS.
NGlttmprc, hcn =. Ntir3 1908.
%h babe gtpplifGlioncn liir Ole iolae1oen Frts
pilc1iCn erbaltcn:
NJ. : uHo 9, CitsgdItimorcs StraBe, I clcts
triibCr WtutUr bon y FiCr0Ctrdit.
UT. 900. Sin. GUtnp Strubc, 1 SampftcncI
bon 10 FfcroeirGitcn.
pr. s0s-st2, Git 6nOcttc 2traBe, I Gampf
iCiicl bon 3 Fferocirdltcu.
Ar. POI. lurosGulOCri Strnbc. . Clc!trifdc
lliutors nit elmer @ciuIIlmt Gupa5tiut BON .
Ficrnefrdftcn
Irqeno Icmnno. Der gcQcl obiac 4riotlegicn
@inpeno119Cn MAIDEN nil. nib leilc Frolctt
GrtldruHu I'M nocr boz Dem y. Atur5 1905
10 llbr %nrmiitngo. IN niCicm Eiireun etnrci
den, iparn iibcr ~oiciclbe1 Ocrbdnoelt iucrocll
miro.
GoparS :. Breton,
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GiGcntIimer e. Blaine. N3obnuua:
6. & q. Ielcpbon, 1866 Maoiion-8.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS

To the Codington County voters.
| am candidate for County Aud
itor on the Democratic ticket, duly
placed thereon by action of the
party at the June primaries.
need your support to be elected.
don't believe a candidate for audi
rto requires any particular plat
form to run upon, if elected by
your votes, l will endeavor to dis
charge the duties of the office
and keep the records of the county
IN fair and impartial manner.
That's all any man can do, and it
will be in your hands, when you
go to the voting booths on the 3rd
of November to give me a trial,
by placing an x in the circle op-
poslte my name, as it appears on
the ballot.
If the count of the ballot shows
that | have more votes than my op-
ponent | will be grateful. and if he
has the majority, l will be just as
thankful for your efforts on my be-
half.
Truly yours,
J. E. BIRD
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-23

place. Good luck to Harry wher-
ever he may go is the earnest wish
of the Saturday News.
The corn is cut and in the shock,
and the seed is on the hollyhock.
The summer girl has changed her
frock; the housewife counts her
cans Of fruit; the hunter sallies
forth to shoot; the football fend
begins to root, and the legislators
think Of loot. The buckWheat cakes
will soon be here and sorghum
'lasses too, will cheer, and DER the
children's faces smear its sticky
mess from ear to ear. The nuts
are failing in the wood, the SPUR.
rels store their winter food. The
pumpkin pies are now so good.
The possum's in the simmon tree,
the coon dogs hold a jubilee. A.
cross the fields the rabbits flee, as
coming danger now they see. The
bird dog hunts the timid quail but
strikes the frightened rabbits
trail. The burs get in the horses
tail and the autumn winds begin
to wall. The apple butter stews
and biles, the thrifty housewife
stirs and smiles as she reflects up
on the piles of fruit she'd canned
in different styles. Elk.
The advertisement of the Com
mercial and Savings bank on the
first page of the Graphic his week
is the largest advertisement we
think any bank ever inserted in
South Dakota newspaper. It is
also the first time the Graphic has
ever conceded the first page to an
advertiser at any price. But when
a president of bank so readily
appreciates the value Of legitimate
newspaper advertising in building
up the business as does Mr.. Maher,
we're going to come down a peg or
two and give him the best that's
in the shop. Similar bank adver-
big city neWspapers-an and the big
ger and more conservative and
sounder the bigger the advertiser.
It's long ago exploded notion
that a banker can sit in a big up
holstered chair with his feet on a
mahogany desk and wait for bust
ness to come to him, because for
sooth he happens to be a man of
wealth and good financial standing,
and the leading and best bankers
in the country owe much of the
success of their institutions to per-
slstent newspaper advertising.
Where ten years ago there was one
man carrying a deposit account,
there are ten today, and all because
they have been made to see the ad-
vantage of 1.-THE Kimball Ora
phic.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-23
LOCAL NEWS

An English inventor has a scheme
for saving the workhorses lot of
labor. The best way to help the
warehouses; would be to invent
humane drivers.
Mr.. Bryan's remedies are like
those Of the doctor who says, here
B is a prescription that will straight
en- you upif it doesn't, come
back and I'll give you something
that will.
The price of turkey is going up,
and BY Thanksgiving will be out
of sight for a great many. Rea-
son given: scarcity in the turkey
crop. Funny that turkeys always
get scarce just before the great
feast day. Cranberries also will
be scarce and high. Shouldn't
wonder if the matter were investi-a
gated, if there were a turkey and
cranberry trust somewhere.
Charles Schulz has filed his PEE
tition for the nomination Of inde-1
pendent candidate for states attor-
ney of Codington county. Mr.. Schulz
had roxinately nine hundred
8signers on his petition and this
would indicate that he has gotten
his 3 second wind and that the.
other andidates for the same office
will have to hustle or he will beat
them to it.
Mrs. 8. Al. Cressey left last week.
for her new home in Aberdeen.
She viii be missed By q wide circle
8of friends. to whom she has en-
deared herself BY many acts Of
kindly friendship. Mrs. Cressey5
will be sadly missed By The Con-
gregational church, Of which she: