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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-05
MOI MAL SCHOOL
or EMS SEPT. "A
INSTITUTION NOW WELL EQUIP
PED FOR HELPING DESERVING
STUDENTS-COURSE FOR RU-
RAJ TEACHERS PROPOSED.

The Normal school will reopen
Monday September II, when enroll
nent will begin in both the training
department and the academic depart
n,ent. All arrangements have been
made to make this the best year to
date The various members of the
faculty will have arrived by the end
of the week to complete the details
of preparation for the work of their
respective departments.
This year an especial effort is be-
ing made to provide for every stu
dent who desires a better education,
and plans are now being made t.
help worthy young men and women
financially where lack of funds is
proving a barrier to their undertak-
ing school work An employment bu-
reau will be maintained, the purpose
being to secure work for all who de-
sire IT, This will be a great convent
ence to any in the city who desire
occasional help at reasonable cost.
Later in the year a fund will be pro-
vided from private sources viii
will serve as a basis for a student
loan fund to assist students through
giving small loans until such time as
the young woman or young man may
be able to earn a salary as a teac
Ell. This plan has proven great
success in some OF the older states,
and there seems every reason to be
lieve that it will result especially
we'll In Idaho.
Early in the year the faculty will
work out a new course for special
preparation for rural school teachers,
and the school will, 1t Is hoped
grant special rural certificate to
all who complete the work. During
the summer President Black has
visited Institutions in the East where
such courses have been successfully
established. and he has already in
mind in definite form the outline OF
this special department. The plan
is. however, to proceed carefully an,
conservatively at first. SO that no loss
Of energy or time may accompany
tho inception of this new depart
ment. which in Idaho should result
In the reconstruction of the rura
schools.
The once at the main building II
open every day, and all inquiries BY
telephone or otherwise will receive
| prompt attention.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-05
PEACH SHIPMENTS HEAVY,
Height Of Season viii Be Reached
Next Week.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston. Sept. 6.-Peach ship
meuts during tho past week have
reached nearly so cars. OF this
number the Charleston Packing COM
pany sent out 20 cars and Anderson
& Bittle Ave cars. The shipments
will reach 10 cars day next week.
Master Elmer Stephens went to
Vollmer today, where his father is
engaged In contract work.
Mrs. Sam Weinrich and son have
gone to Missoula. where Mrs. Vein
rich viii enter the hospital.
William Dent. general agent for
the Northwestern Fire insurance COM
pany, adjusted the loss on the Bishop
residence today at 1891.
Lem Banks and family left today
for Spokane. where they will make
their home.
The box factory has turned out
5000 boxes daily for the past week
Henry Shissler has word from J
H. Frye In California that he had
lest his entire crop of oats from a
fire that originated just as he was
starting threshing.
George and Minnie Macomber left
today for Melrose, where they will
teach a term of school.
Misses Mary Bechly and Louise
williams Of the Charleston High
school faculty arrived Thursday from
owa, where they spent the summer.
r. H. Saunders Of Jerry Is {
Charleston visitor today.
Peter Fraser of Sillcot was iT
town last night on business. He say
he has raised better fruit this veal
with less water than usual, and rec
ommends more cultivation In thu
care of the orchard.
Miss Mary Steininger, who ha'
been visiting her brother for tn
past week, left yesterday for Harri
son. where she will teach this win
ter.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-05
JESSE P0MER0Y
p. CONTINUED From Page One.)

.. Continued From Page One.)
secluded spot where he stripped him. /
tied him to a beam, and beat him un
til he tainted. This fiendish out
rage stirred the two districts again.
and the police worked desperately tot
find the criminal.
Two months later, Robert Gould,
another small boy, was found strip
ped and bound to a Telephone pole.
The lads body was covered with
welts from whip or rope, and his
head was badly cut. While the eX-
element was still at fever heat A.
year-old George Pratt of South Bos
ton was found in the cabin of d
yacht. His body, which was quite
nudc, was covered with revolving
bruises. Not content, this time,
with whipping his victim, the fiend
had punctured him with pins and
| needles.
Several more assaults Of the same
dastardly character followed in
quick succession. Finally one of the
| little victims was able to furnish o
clew to the perpetrator of the
crimes. He named a POmeroy boy
who worked in store in Boston.
Thither the officers fastened with
all possible speed. They questioned
Jesse. the 14-year-old son of a re-
spectacle dressmaker, The suspect
denied all knowledge of the assaults,
but he was positively identified by
several Of his little victims.
At that time degeneracy was not
so well understood as 1t is now. They
called Pomeroy degenerate and
sent him to reform school. He was
a model prisoner, and at the end Of
II months he was released through
the efforts of clergymen, reformers
and others who had interested them
selves in his behalf.
Within two monthes after his re-
| lease and return home Jesse Pomer-
py ,maltreated and murdered two
more children. One of his Victims
was little girl, the other a 5-year-
old boy. The remains were so mu-
tilated that they scarcely could be
recognized. Pomeroy confessed his
crimes and was given a speedy trial
This time, instead of being sent to
the reform school, he was sentenced
to solitary confinement for life.
For thirty-one years he has been
confined in a cell as small as a clos
ct. dark and bare. On a dozen &C.
casions he has. with superhuman
cunning. devised pans of escape and
In spite Of constant watching has
succeeded in carrying them to an
advanced stage Of execution. HI
has never attended divine service
in the prison chapel and has never
been required to work. It is said he
has spent much Of his time in read.
ing and has become fairly we'll in.
formed. But 10 far as personal ex.
perience goes, such things as electri.
cal cars. monographs. telephone.
and manyother things in common
rise today are absolutely unknown
to him.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-05
news FORECAST

Continued From Page One.)
in Connecticut will be held Wednes-
day and Congressman George L. Lii
ley, of submarine investigation
committee" fame now seems assured
OF the nomination for governor.
Other political events of the week
will be the Democratic state conven-
ton in Montana and the state coz
ventions of Illinois Republicans,
Prohibitionists and Democrats to
ratify the recent primary results and
adopt platforms.
The second annual conference of
the Playground Association of Am
erica will assemble in New York on
Tuesday for session of four days.
The congress will bring together thu
mayors, park, school and health Of
fcers of the chief cities of the
United States and leading educators
and play experts, with the idea of
stimulating every city in the coun-
try to make adequate playground
provision for its population.
The American battleship fleet will
arrive at Albany, West Australia,
about the middle of the week and
will remain there six days to take
coal. Albany is small place, the
population being about 1000. but
according to advices received from
there the town is planning to
its share in entertaining the visit
ing Americans.
European events OF The week thai
will be Of foremost interest to Am
erican readers will be the meeting
of the 41st British Trades Uuior
congress in Nottingham, the 1Stt
International Congress of Ameri
canists, which will hold its session.
at the University of Vienna, the Is
International congress for the sup
preston Of adulteration Of aliment
airy and pharmaceutical products a
Geneva. and the Eucharistic con
kress In London. The last-nmae'
gathering Is spoken OF as the great
est Catholic event Of centuries il
England. 1t will be attended b.
eminent Catholic pre!atos from al
parts OF the world. Conspicuou
among the Americans will be Cardi
nal Gibens of Baltimore.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-05
Would Not Be Senator.

Albany, Ore. Sept. Std like
to know what you have got against
me-" said Hartman, replying to a
remark that the people OF Oregon
would send him to the senate If he
would make his home here, on the
arrival of the special here today. He
was greeted by the mayor and sev-
eral hundred citizens.
Answering an inquiry as to the ex-
tension of the Corvallis and Eastern,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-05

he said:
II intend to do more extensive
railroad building this year than for
a long time. Oregon will receive her
share. will build across the noun
tains, but have formed no definite
plans. The receptions at Albany and
other points in Oregon have been
most pleasing. We must work to-
gether."
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-05
International Commercial Congress.

International Commercial Congress.
Prague, Sept. 5.-Delegates from
the United States. England, France.
Germany, Italy, Denmark. Russia
and a number of other countries as
sembled here today to take part IN
the annual meeting Of the Interna-
tional Commercial congress.
The sessions will continue hve
days, during which time there will
be discussions covering wide range
OF topics of interest and Importance
to the commercial world. The rep
resentatiye Of the United States at
the congress is Frank D. LaLanne OF
Philadelphia. who was delegated to
attend the meeting by the National
Board OF Trade.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-05
Portland Wheat Market,

Portland, Or, Sept. 5.-Wheat
choice milling sorts, track prices:
Club, 89c; bluestem, CSC; turkey
red. 92c; valley, soc. Export, stan.
dard quality: Club, SSc; bluestem,
&c; turkey red. 92c; red Russian,
sec.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-05

Use the new Tungsten Lamp Z
saving Of 70 per cent. Lewiston
Electric Supply Co., sales s2e1tg.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-05

WANTED % buy TOR cosh-se"ond-
how'd furniture. Russell's Quitting
Store.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-05

Use the new Tungsten Lamp, a
saving of 70 per cent. Lewiston
Electric Supply Co., sales agents.
WANTED-Two girls for general
Homework. For information call al
The Evening Teller.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-05

When going to Asotin, make the
trip on the Baughman launch.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-05

Teller WeoI Ais Bring Results
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-15

- @i6 uno Charlie MapfieIo, Die
beioen iungen 2eute, Die Dor fur5em
in aornes gitp S. 6. @oobe eri6oiien
boben iino eeeen 3oblung elmer
gurgi6aft bon ie $4,000 in Srei=
felt geieet iporoen. Die Eraliminor=
8erbanolungen in oen Safe boben
in aornes gitp itattgefunoen, Der
eigentlide 9ro5eB miro bier in un-
ierer 5tabt perbanbelt peroen, uno
amor ift er anf ben g. War5 angeiest
lporoen. Die 8erteioiger oer beioen
eesltngen ipollten oen Sal in geebiae
pors @eridt bringen; lire &lienten
mubten oesbalb auf eine gornnter-
iudung por Dem Srieoensri6ter IN
&ornes gitp ber5idten llno beim
Diitrifteeridt in 8eepiae Inn Elm Sa<
beos Gorpus=9erfabren eitlfonlmen.
Sssn5rpifben erbob ober Die @ranoiurD
BON 8erar gountp Inflagen gegen
oie beioen iungen 2eute, lpo5u iie oas
Me6t batte, % @oobe bier, IN San
Mntonio, geitorben NOR uno ooourb
uuroen oie 8lGne Der 8erteibiger
boG1tanoia eeitort 9ie Hrdliminar.
GerbanoIungen nruBten in &arnes
gitp itattfil,ben, iie enoeten, mie be-
reits geiagt, oauit, oab ieoer beg Mn-
geflagten unter giirgi6aft bon $1O,-
900 gelteIlt tpurben.
G. .. @bensberger, Elm befann-
ter @eIdGftsmantl bon 8oerne, TT
aeltorben. gr itan1r1te aus Boien,
mar 81 Sabre oft uno felt 1866
in @n1erifa Mnfangs batte er in
geeu 8rounfels umb @uitin gemobnt.
= @iIbelm Sbtele, Elm felt Sabren
in g(ultin pobnenoer 9eutider, bat
iidh in ieinem @ogeni6uppen erbangt.
5eit lGngerer 3eit mar er franfli9,
uno oas bot i'm tpobl in ben Soo
getrieben.
= 3u 8eamten Ser Srie0rt6sbur-
aer ssair- @eieaidaft tpuroen getpablt:
@m. 8ieridmale, Brdiioent; Charles
geimis ir, giae-9raiioent; Senrp
9ir19, Sefretar, n11o .. .. Wfedel,
S9asmeifter.
= gmil 8eper aus geperspiae
ent6edte neuIih auf Der Sage Elm
gdIonaenneit NIT alapperidlangen.
gr totete SO bon ben Eieren. ginige
Gage ipGter ipuroe er BON elmer
alapperidlange in Die Sano gebiilert
ood bro9ten i'm idnen angenanote
Weittel baIb auber @efabr.
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II nfan't
Set iiber 60 ssabren

lhon puroe Mrs. @inslotp's Sootb-
ing-Sprup bon Wiaionen bon Wtiit-
tern beim 3obueu Der &inoer attge-
menoet. gSirlt gu inn Sdlafe onr9
oas S6reien zines 4inoes geltort,
bas i'm 3abnen lit uno Dor S6ner5en
peint2 @enn 10, laIIe iofort eine
Slaide bon n@rs. 8inslom's Sooth.
ing-Sprup" bolen. Sein Wert tit
unbeaoblbar. gs miro Dem fleinen
9eioenben iofort 2inoerung beribaf'
fen. 8erloBt eud oarouf Wfiitter,
es lit fcin Stpeifel oariiber. IS betlt
0iarrboe, reguIiert oen Waqen nno
bie gfieren, beIeitigt @ino-aolif, err
meid,t Sen @ounen perbinoert gnt-
8iinoltng lmo Itarft bas eon5e Sp-
item. aWers. @inslom's Sootbing
gprltp" fir 5dbnenoe ainoer 1T an.
oenebm i'm @ei6mod; oas &e5ept
itonnrnt BON einem Ser 6eitett peibli-
fen g(er8te IN ben Ser. Staaten. gs
1T Bel allen 0rugeilten in Der gonaen
g8elt 5u boben. 9sreis 25 Gents per
sslaId)e. aauft nihts onoeres als
uW2rs. @insloip's Sootbing Sprup. "
@arantiert inter Ser Sooo anb
Drllgs s[fte, 80. Sum- 1906, Serial
geltnlmer 1898.
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GiienbnDu= Jabrplau.
q. u. & u. g. 8abn, !,

uDabb grodet ,3ug mad Soufton, @aIbeitotl,
Beaumont unb Orange. Mbfabrt l1br abenbs,
9lnfunft 7.55 morgens. a
Ssa6 seerrebiue. albfabrt $50 nloreenS. gtn'
fiinft bort 1130. Mbfabrt bon &errnine ubr
nabmittaes. Mnfunft in San Mntonto 7.5o
abenbs gsl1r @amftags mad seerrpine: 4 ubr
nadmittaes. &iiurubrt bon bart Nsontaes b.
moreens, Mnfunft In can antonto $50 mot.
gems.
gsatb gnero. goofun. 1oufton @albefto1,
Gooings RodoaIe. Cameron Ino Boco, Mbs
fabrt s45 oprmittaes. @nfi NIT 7 ubr moreerts.
gsa6 Yeeoiue. CORPUS gbriftt aItcc @eatbts.
Mranfas BaB, Nodport, @bfabrt 1.50 nabs
nj locs una--8 rbr dbenbs. Mnfunft 7.55
moreens uno 1.50 na6mittags.
gaah SaIfurias, albfabrt l1br abenos. 4ns
furft 7.55 morgenS.
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grunbetaemtmms Hebertraammsen

weartin 9dere an gbarles S6id.
3O1.8 Ider 2an6. $12, 2,072.
Ostpa[o Serrmailn an Ut. Wt. Stelo,
@rlinbitiif an Der Bonnie Ctr; $4,000.
6. 6. Orefp an emma Srefp. @rnno1
ftiid an Der Blnm StraBe; $500.
cSoe @oller an VI. S. Bente, 45.2o
Mder 2anb; $226.25.
gmiI S6erb an 5arrp Weidolo.
@runbitiid an Der @rabtoipn Jtoao;
$154.75.
gorI Maron an @inialn 9obrotpolsfi
unb 6. 81. Gtieren, @runbitiid an Der
Weitdeu Gtrabe; $125.
@ote 6. itnob 3enoir 9. Waartin an
ssranf unb gugeilia 9riniinger, 9runo@
ifiid an Der Norb< Srio Strabe; $3.50.
@eorae 8. 8ibl unb Mlfreo 9niibolo
an g. 8. Storm, @rllnoitiide IN ben
gitnsBlods 2441, 2439, 2438, 2417 uno
2440; 81.
Claudio nno g. 0fonlo an Ism; Sos
brotpolsfi unb g. u. Stieren, 8runoitude
inn neuen gitbeglof POOP; $75:
George 8. 8ib[ an Charles q. Bibl,
@rnnbifiide in ben gitp>Blods 2441 i,
244O. 2439, 2438 urb 2415; $40 II. u.
9llfreo 6aubolb unb g. 8. Storm an
G3eorae 8. 8ibl, @runbftiide in ben eitps
glods 2441, 2440, 2439, 2438 uno
2415; 81 H. q. o,,,
6. 8. Storm an Charles u. Sibl,
grunbitiid an Der Zeal StraBe; $500.
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gietoria 2ibiiion. q. s. & 9. u.
(Oulf sbore.)
u D Taprt
Dad Wrctuusbiae

Ser Bug bet Sunfet gictoria 9totfton. Mbs
fabrt 7O5 morgens. maft in 9Iaeeoo 8erbin'
ouna NIT oer @uIf goafi Cine fir Corpus
ebrifti lnfunit bort 4.55 nahmittaes, MHfnntf
In gropnsoifIe 925 abenos.
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Die Salteiteae,

sd por in Der @emalt Der
5dminoiu9t uno batte beinabe Die
SaItelteGe erreidt, oIs mir Or. Sings
geeue @ntoedung einpfoblen pnroe.
sic rettete mid. Die erite Slaide
aob mir 8eiierung. Gin Dubeno
sslaIden madte einen geinnoen,
aIiidlihen Monn aus mir" iagt @eo
Weoore bon @rimeslanb, N. 9. Mls
Weittel fir &uiten, iduade 2nngen,
INN Bnenmonia borsubengen itebt
oiele Meoi5in nniibertroffen, SOC uno
ST Bel M6olpb DreiB uno St. Gnbn 9
Go. GrobefIai1e frei.
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ssn Ser dineiiiden Staot Muf-

Sn Der 6ineiiiden Staot Mnf-
oen lit Elm getpiiier &orace q. Wtc-
4inlep rnter Ser slnfloge berbaftet
noroen, an ben i'm Staate Oregon
begangenen 2anoi6minoeleien betet=
ligt getpeien gu iein.
Ser @enerolantpalt bes Staates
Seem gorf bat oneefiinoigt, oab er
beiln @eri6t I'M Die @rnennung etnes
Maiiepertpalters fir Die vW1tnal
Meierpe 2ife SSnlurance Company"
einfonn1en tperoe.
Ser lestfpobentlihe 8eri6t BON
8rooitreat 5eigt, baB es 5lr 3eit mebr
srbeitsloie in unierm 2anoe giebt,
ols ie 5upor in bieiem @inter.
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s. & g. ". Babm.

MnfugSt.
9sab aIlen ssBnntten .
............4 A l1br nnb 8 bormittags.
geadb Ct 2ouis, Meupbts nno benz Often
Ups llbr nocbm. urb 45 obenbs
Nacb WseIifo 1920 ubr normtffags.
Mnfnnft.
BDn at. 2Dnis ben Often. $50 morg
Bon ct. 2onis II. benz Often, $50 morg.
Son Garebo n1b Wegifo =. Los nadm.
Bon ct. 8 uis, 8anias 9th 8 45 abos.
ct. Nouis g. Sun Trantiaso Basn.
Mbfaprt.
Wa6 Sort Smitb. @prinefieIb, ct Bouts, aans
fas gitb, gbieaeo g. & q. 81. Sepot)
-. $50 abenos
MnfMnft.
Bon st. 2puis, @anfas gitb. 8arts, Gbfcago
1910 morgens
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@aftfreies 6ans.

Sseber lit uns miafommen, penn
mir tpobIauf iinb; oas iino mir nlir,
penn Die Ieroauungsorgane in Orb
NINA iino. Or. Sings Neue 2ebens-
pillen regulieren Die Satiefeit beg
Weooens, Ser 2eber uno Gingelpeioe
10 poIlfommten, bob babel ii9 ieoer
ipobIfiiblen mub % Gents bel ben
9lpotbefern sloolpb Greis uno N.
Gohn & 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-15

= Cine @ereilligllne, Die ben 0a-
men .Son 9lntoflio & slranlas BoB
eosrnnliaration 9ureou" tragt, 1T IN
sluftin INN einen Gbarter eingefom-
men. Clifton George, Soc S. Mpan
l1no @eorge s. 2upton iino Die Sil-
forboratoren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-15
W. 8 & Z Sabm.
atfa hrt.

Hacb gaeo, Sort Bprtb Nal1as. aanias ettb.
St aoutS uno gbieago. tdgli6 (Sunfet
Senot, 600 abenoS
aofoIaua bin SmttbbilIe 7.30 normttta1s
slIamo spestaI mad Smitbbine. Souiton, 0al'
oefton lo.zo ape"oS
Tnfnn,t.
Son ebicaso, 81 eouts, aentas gttb. Daaas.
Sort gBortb uno Y.co, tdgIt1 (Sunfet
9eppD ... 1.5O MotgenS
2ofaI5Rg bid Smithhtue :. 800 doenos
aIamo special bon emttbbine. Sonfton, @al'
se,tor 625 moraenS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24

n Sem 6euer 1T es aleih, Of es
Sumptn oosr tcltbaye SioHe Der.
bteuut.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24
@ti6nadts=G =Ge6dd it Nifnge
finoet SIR III San1arbfS 8 8ddfrfi
lit Nnnnl GDOcr.

5prinserIi, 2lenisbrooIi, 11laiIdnoerli, 8as,
lerlederli, pfeffernife, Sebfuden, Drei5infen,
feline Sruitfades, nebit pielen anoern feinen
Rud,en
Rein Deihnadtstiid1 1T polIfdnois ohne
cine feline 5ipfe ooer Ruden bon panharot's
8dcferei
8eitelunsen nad ausmdrts bite redlt,eiti9
ein5uienoen.
Oanbarot, Sb,uei3er-g r-gjddsfr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24

8uleorien in 8erlin.
Die Soene 8ulgarteus iinD In ber
peutf9en Hei1sbauptftaot nur ipirltl
Dertreten. Sbre 3abl betrdst einz
51lieBlib Der etipa so StuDirenDen
an ben 8erliGer 9DDIAulen nnr einige
9unbert aOpfe; befonbere bulsarifGe
0erei1isungen sibt es baber In Berlin
ebenfo tpenig pie FubentifAe @erbinz
bunsen. 3pDlf BON BEN % an Der
Berliner llniperiitdt pGbrenb bes
Gcmmerferneiters irrlmatritulirt genes
fenen BulgareH babeH iidb bem @tus
f.bium ber RehtspiHenl6oftta Dier
benz Der Mebi3in, 5iDei btr gbemie,,
elmer Der pbiloIoeiey bref bsr Matbt>
matit unb Maturipii ii5enf1nft augelutns
bet. 3tpei itubirten 3obnbsiliunbe,
brei @tdatspifenf6aft unb 2onb,
lpirtbf&oft, elmer orisntaliihe @pra,
den.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24

n4asiA ~ Nm 4Iat aum osnsanje ppn Gpeoerst
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24

SoIftpiim s binefii6en.
Mie aus petersburg geHeloet lDirb,
beginnt GolftOt ai9 In Gbina grobes
Mnieben au gepinnen. Gin in Sientz
fin gebilheter dineifher Werein 5ur
Renntnib ber ru1iiI9en 2iteratur bat
foeben Sic lleberiebuna aIer Merfe
9olitois in bic hineiifde @pra4e be-
bonilell. Gie follen fofort nat1 fertigs'
geifelltet 1ltberfeBuftg i'm Druid erl4tis
ilen unb fur Elm biniges @elb neiten
Qytifeu 5ugdn9lim eerlaht tperben.
Die meformsr balten fitb In China
fart an bte Qebren 3olftois, unb e
eibt bort bereits cine lln3abl bon Toll
hctsG Getten. ,bie onf biefe Meiie BON
3slosatlam sum GbTifent1um aber-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24

Dem 4nblifum aur gefdli9en Wad1rtht, bosid an
bengenanntem YlaBe cine Wtrtbi9ait nnb Reltanra.
ion ofast9aos uao gum 9einbe Ftehnottbit etHaoe
Gisarreu.
The Forrest City times., 1908-04-24
\ Tueutt.iear sentence.

Il EdYe ja,t completed twenty year health sentence. imposed by Baebleu> Arnjea Salte. NJ icE cured ne ot bleeding pies tast twenty wears aXa. writes o S. Woo ever. of I.e- Raysvi.se. x Y Euckien's Aruica SaIye heals the worst s5Ie,. b0if~. burns, wounds and cat> in tie short est time. 25e u al druggists
The Forrest City times., 1908-04-24
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Ms. EIila Terry and little Mis, Eu. nice. went ta Searcy sunday ta YiSif NiSs Lyda for . week. Mrs Emma Terry went d. far d. Nynne with them. returning on the noon train.
The Forrest City times., 1908-04-24

unless there IS daily action of the bov. els, poisonous products are ahsorhe5 causing heaiache, biliousnrss n..ss. aYspepsia. We wish you would .si von, sY .os aool' 'correctins your constipation .h'hs lakaaVe doses Q. Ayers Pills.
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The Forrest City times., 1908-04-24
FUSSELL-GRAHA1-ALDERSON co.
He tot N hat He Needed,

Nine years ago il looked a> f my time Lad come saFs Mr C Farthing q Mi. Creek. Indian Territory. T was sa F3H down that life hung on a very slender thread II was then my druggist recommended Electric Bit ters l bouZff | bottle and l got "H3t l needed strength Lad one taat iii ile grave bat Electric Bitters Hst f a3eh ei4 tae turf again and te been &e eser since Sod uuder -aa1aiIt1e | a druggists sac
 Ne IaIea brand new kodak. com pete win dege ping apparatus. which 5 Trend ~I5 lad nc u~e for it requests ts te sci fir Inn Nc oEer ]. a. ] La..4lI-