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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Manor Mabupl eut5iift.

liner StuOtoberbaltpt iiber 0en i'm
am Montag bel Der 6nbnenneibe
Dcs olultidcn MiIitGrnereins"
81 Shell gelporocncn gmpfang
bod crireut.- .Siuo cine Stiite
iiir cute Muni5ipalsS ermaI.
tIn8," Iagte er.
Mopor MabooI JAP gcitcrn Na6-
mittua, ciu Bil0 ser perf0rpertelt
@miigfcit, al ieinem Ar6cit9tiif i'm
H~ntbbou3, ais Gin 9eridterItatter
ocS YGelltiden Gorreiponoenten"eiu
geiiibrt muroa. Ter 9eridtcritatter
fam, nm etIi6e HoutinegciG6ite Su
erleoigcn, alein linn mlrOc cine iebr
%angcnebmc lleberraitung 5l Gbeii,
ais ser Manor alio anbub:
sd babe Sie ia geitcrn 2lbeno i'm
"@eitcnO-Eorf" bel scr 6obncnmeibe
Oc5 oGtuti6en WiIitdrpcrein5" &c.
Iproden. Sf BIN pirfli1 Oh bent
gnpiang, Der mir oaielbit bereitet
mllr0c, III bobem @raOe c%rireut. Sd
babe crtnnnt, oaB sic GenonItratio-
men, mcldc mir 5l Ebcil muroerL
I'll Ser}cn fumCn. SD babe 10 picl
bon Dem Sdonitcn 0ca ocltidcn We'
IcnS tcnncn geternt, OlB i6 meiB,
0oB Nuirihtigtcit elmer ibrcr colell
3iiJe lit, mo OcSbaIb bin iJ iibcr'
5cu9t, onb 0ie mir crnieicncn Gbren.
bcjclBlrngcn alr6 BON Scr}cn tolnen.
mir lit Die Nrt uno gStiie, mie iid)
6ic 2cutc m~ttcrhieltcn, in ongencb-
nlcr Ncilc oli8cfulcn. SD babe &C.
(c8cntlif meincr tltr5cn Anlprdd)e
nidt unablidtlih olli Die %Aeplanten
Waiicr- mo Sltbmop.Nuleiben bin.
1emicicn. Sd mciB, OoB sic 0eutihen
Gin bGilSIidNS Golf iinO umO ooB ooS
3icl ser mciitcn %bobin3cbt, iiA i9reil
ciAencn Scro 81 griin0cn. Tesbalb
ncbn1cn lic notilrAenlGB Elm groBe3
Sntcrciic an Scr Stnotucripnltll1lg
lmo an SrngCn, mic ben po%rliegen.
sen. Sir lie bobcn oieicIben cin ul.
tales ISntcrciic. Hu3 ocm AppIauS.
Ser mir SIT Sbcil muroc, ais id Sir
6raBcn bcriibrtc, CLAUDE id) 81 crrns
tbcL 0uB lie ocu FlGncn iiir cine
@oIicruerioraunA Scr StnOt in 0rob-
ortigcrcm Mnbitobc, iopie oas 2cgen
Ger clettriihcn 0rGbtc in untcriroi.
i6e 2citulGen lire 3uitimmung 0e-
ben iucr0en. IS iino oicic3 ia Sra.
0cnL Die lid mlsid)IieBlid) oui 0n5
%nll9cnlcinc Wobl Der 9cmobner ser
StnOt bC5icben ln0 idlicBlid) oodl
fonmncn miiiien. WGbren0 mir Die
Ielbcn icbt nod, 5lt cincm pcrbdltnib-
mGBiG billi9en Erciic crbnIten, mil.
ien mir nod &ubrcn 10 Ui1l tbeltrer
onfiir bc5nblen. Men miir0cu Die I'm.
foitcn am m~ciiten t%reiien. Zen Sous.
bciieer, mo 81 oieicr &laiie BON
9iirgcru jGblcn Die lcttifcn in Der.
%uorrn0cnOcm MaBc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
217 'Stra6e.
S6eu. S. 0iener e g..

SeutiheS uno anoeresi a~usIdnoi.
ifes @elb eefauit un6 berfauft.
@eIoienoungen beiorgt nod 9eutidi.
lano Seitreid, @iiBIano Ii. +. M.
@ediel niisaeitelt aif ausIdnoiide
9anfen. Greoitbriefe unS 1rapelers
CHEQUES. 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
ShiffSfartcn

Don un0 nad europa iiber Baltimore
poer Nep-gorf, 3aiiite ooer 3miIfen.
oed. @ebIel, ausldnoiihes @eIo,
Grebitbriefe uno 8elbienoungcn.
Sbeu. s. 9iencr & &c.,
Nr. 217, Cit.WaItimorc. StraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
@um See mnS Safcn.

yWoin" iGbrt beute Hodmittog nit
20 &oiiitens uuo 100 3luild)en-
beds. Foiiagieren nod Bremen ab.
Gle Nonlen scr in Der aajiite
N%eiienoen.
Eunft 5uci llGr beute Rafmittag
miro Ser Compiler ,Wuin" pom
Norob. 2lopo irincn Eier 81 Occult.
Eoint p~crloiien mo nit 10 &oiiiten.
unb 100 3piihcn0ed Eoiingicreu
Die Hiidiobrt noh Bremen antreten.
Sn Scr aoiiite reiien Die folgenben
Ferionen pom baltimore uno @aib.
in9ton:
Srou 9ettino 2GpcntboI. Srau IS.
@. Stiiier, Sri. Gleonoro Stiiier, Sr.
<1o Steiner, 0r. Huoolpb @iuner,
Sr. Ironcis Gp5nor, Sr. Sp. Einn5
unb Srult, Srou Minnie gperoing, Sr.
@m. @oloimitb, 6rou Caroline Sil.
gemonn, Sri. S%oiepbine Gcidelmann
Sr. SiiOor 9ergmnnm, Sr. GboS. $.
2cmfubl bon Baltimore; Sr. @m.
2ubmi9, Sr. Ssmulo Sdreiner nit
6ron unb ainb, Sr, 6. q. 2oren5en,
Jrou :, Is. Meinberg. Srl. Gliiubetb
Wcinbera, Srou g. 9oBer, Sr. Sul.
Wepcr, Sri. 6. 0eutermnnn, @taie
9cutcrmonn bon @oibington :. &.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
Scb6cI's cinsiacS NtrIier.

8ir baben mil Gin Mtelicr in galti.
moro, nnb oas bcfinSct iid in Der
Gtagc 81 cbcner Groc, Nr. 321, 3oro.
Cay, nabe Siab.Str. 9inSer.Ybo.
foarnpbicn cine Spcsialitat. - Seine
Nscntcn mnS feline rcppen 1T iteigen.
5. ScbbeI. 6. Grni, 0eid6ftsfabrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

Folittl Dies. Sn Somlon
iin0Ct bclIte oie Nominations Con.
Ocltion Der Hcpllblifoncr ocS 5lpcitell
GongrcB0iitrittS itutt. Sr. Robert
Garrett bon baltimore o,ntp miro
irn5pciiclboit bie Domination tr6dl.
ten.
Die itGotii6cn MitNlicoer GeS Sc.
mofrotiihcn StaotS . Central . 60
mites ncroen morgen IN Srl1. Sars
nibol'S 9iircall i'm 8iintbcrs @c6Gllbc
5lllnmmcn tretcn mo bnS Gntltnt fir
Die oemeiniomcn TrimGrluoblen Ser
0emofrntcn uno Hcpublifoncr I'M 3.
mo 4. GongreBoiitrift iciticteu. Sic
Ncpublifoncr miilicn Dem 9otum
Damn nbcr nod 5uitimmcn. Sie He.
publifnncr bottcn sen %. Ill9illt
ldon in &orldloa gcbrndt, pGbreno
Die Gcntofrotcn Ole ErimGrpoblen
olf Den 3. September icitNclcbt baben
mOdtcn. 0o Die Gouoiooten ibrc Mp.
pltfotioncn 10 Gaze Dor Scr @nb[
BET Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cinrei.
dcn miiIlcn mo bcniclbcn 0eniigcno
Belt gcgeben merbcn miiBtc. Gle He.
publlfoner liro MN g%clonncn, oils
GomproniB Den y. gu0uit olS Sri.
m1~rluubltag 81 ncccptircn, uno mobr,
ldclnlit) miro bo3 ocn1ofrotiidc
StootS- Gcntrol-Gomitc lid moracn
fiir ocn Gag entihciorn.
Nlts Dem Wcitcn bcimfebren0e
9nltinlorer @cidGitSlcutc Gllbcrn i6r
Gritoumcn iiber Den oroBcn Guttll.
'ioSnrls, Scr III Ohio. Snoiono, SQi.
1oiS unb Ohio fir @rpo1, Den Demo.
fratild)cn Fr1iiocntid)oitS Gambia.
ten an Den Gag qelc0t miro. sic
loaen, piclc Hcpublifoncr crflGrten,
Iilr @rpon itinlmen 81 molcn, unb
Io9or IN Scr @o0c geiGrbtc McpubIi=
fancr fontten iid fir Soit nitt er.
uGrr1cn.
Sn oemofrotiihcn &rciien in Dol.
tlntore fonlmt cs ocn 3mciilern I'M.
nlcr mcbr gum 9clullbticin, oo6 Die
Gbonccn beS bemofrotiibcn Gidets in
W%orplano nidt' oie idlebtclten iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05
2icbhabcr cincs antcn @critcniaftcs

baber feline ltrIod)c, onoere 9iere ais
bi'icnigen ser vamcricum 9reiucrp"
81 trinfcn. aein oitspGrts aebrou.
tes Bier iibertrifit es an @iite. Ser.
iilht es. Site $t.00. 9rauerci ttO4
bis 1923 Sinen-S trnBe. Gel. 6. &
Z. ct. YauI 364, Mo. Gourtlanh
l491. (21S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

ySbaliasW GnncrdJur." = Nusflug
nadJ YcmsMar SunntaG 16. Mmg.
SpcSialima Siacn-& abnboi, Nb.
fabrt S.45 Murgcns.
(2tS.22.5.S j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-05

@oicbou. - Die .SrioIe9" &c.
ponncu Qcitcrn o~llerbinQS nur NIT
fnnppcr Notb, mGbrcno Der GLIB bon
NrouiNcncc bon bcn Club BON Mfon-
trcoI iGmmcrlid) ucrbauen uirOc.
Ole Orioles" iinn Der critcn StcIlc
i'll 6olge 0riien ~bcocutcnO nGbcr &c.
rilft. Sic Clubs non Ncluorf ur,o
Buffalo ipicltcu nid)t, 9ic ocitri0cn
Spiclc Der ouocrcn icd)S Clubs ser
Ditlidcn 2iAu pcrlicicu. mic ioIst:
IN GnIttmure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02

SHORT NEWS FLASHES

Alexander Hamilien. fermeriy a
NelhknoWu seattle contractor. =
deAa In l.oa AnNrlrs.
Prompt Application Of the air
brakes prevented 100 passengers
on a Colorado Midland train from
baiuE hurled int eternity. the
train beinK stopped ai the brink Of
q rhAsm near 3aeua Vista. Colo.
The bridge over whlch had burned
The Morrison mill. at Hlaine. wiii
furnish al % the boxes for the
fisheries In that district this sea.
sun
A locomotive boiler on The Great
Snrthsra exploded al darlington.
amd Engineer Calder and Fireman
Saxteaf wera seriously injured.
Scores NeFc hurt BY flying pieces
% iron.
O. q Mcdonald viii succeed
Robert Knox ss deputy coilertor %
customs a. fteIilnKham.
capt " G. q NeEigia. Coast
Artillery. u on trial AZ Port WoF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02

side. a. chairman Of the program
Addresses viii hu made b. Iudse
Frazier aud Mr. George Aust, The
tople OF the discussion en the pro
xram viii be The Coming Race
The Queen Anne Club.
The members of the Queen Anne
fOrluiEhtly club vii nest week
frum this afternoon ~ the homie
OF Mrs D $ Ruhhnell. ell " Com
stock az. The Problems 81 Emit
grafton VII be the subicet OF ga
pora IA be Rad b. Mrs. George
J furFell and AIRS. osirander Miss
Chamberlain viii discuss the topic
The Philippines
Club Fund.
la the interest ~ tho fuud faF the
Seattle Federation 0f Women i
Clubs building. the ladies II the
Womaus Educational club are sell.
INK a book on The AwakeuiBs %
Wamanhood. which Is Ia charKs
of the committee uf THREE. Mrs. N,
Ruth nalmkca. Mrs. \ 2 Cauffman
and AIRS GailaWNy one hundred
copies Of a song composed hY Mfa.
Sara FruTcn. vuiltled Don't furEet
the Old home. have been put upon
sale. also. for the raising IT the
fund
Progressive Thought Club
The Progressive Thought club
met YESTERDAY afternoon AZ the
home of Mrs = r. BoslrY. zs1
urn AZ. \. Mr. Y. n. Elder rad
a nsn.F oa the Nalu. of SuEkca.
tlan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02

Take beats at Ptsr Tea round
trips daily soc foana trip sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02
NAY CONDEMN LARGE
NUMBER OF BUILDINGS

A. preliminary to the meeting.
Health officer Crichtou and ~
unuucs. special health officer.
made another under d,,gk trip alouk
the waterfront this morning The
conditions existing between West
Un and Railroad avs. have already
been described aa uauacaetg bt
She tWo officials. whn made an ~.
tepsiNc tour Of tho district last
Neek. aud the trip today was 10 so
into details which they must Ia
mlilariaa themselves With Ia ad
vance OF the conference
The question Of a sea wall as
a mcans Of permanent relief from
thls condition viii b. discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02

.~ number 81 buildings
q, are declared 80 be in an eS.
We ne sn.anltary condition viii
' 49,, he condemned or ordered
- s.,a Inc uraoee so health
sls'fe ~ q The result Of @ con
= rs' ~, seieh vill ~ held late thla
itlea.s b ,he el.eo el Mayer
Nillel 80. .slf government 90
49, An be present ne. - 's s.,
- -. Il me Noliarrn fae'''e ..I a5y
&C. 49, lfom Tacoma. As So, sis'!
~ s. sessialngs which arr Declared
9 ~ az oeued BY that cur
pnsshsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02
sEEH CHECK Is a BRiss.

DETROIT. Mich April 2-noat
accept beer cheek Tn election
time. Il u = bFibe The supreme
court nf Michigan has ~ decided
In an optimism hand.d doxn Ia
dsy. the court held that the Eixink
~ hsef ehaeka on eiestioa day oF
prior to election b the gru8ssnt
Mad 81 bribery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Seattle Theatre

EuasalI Drew Mxrs Phones q
Mafa Ihufa aud sat- Tonight aud
Al Week
TIN con ~ >tBtsR-
Next Week. Starting N4H MAJ. A pril q
Alr lee HsQEH sod @frnnE gan4psnY In
IHI VILLAGE I-stksNITH-
Prices Mafincea. lee snd zae Niahfa
s. fH ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02
BITS o'HEws

~,s..s., clue.
49, e,sh met vester
NJ tsns.-a ~ nariars ~ the
ca aHsss'-'s 49, me pWzram
rsmeeih - - 81 colonial
eeaslsie9 " -,.a.sose nlrnts Ia ln.
fspAaslra. 49, R4tIsh Govern
d. lAiess -vs~ Re,nauce ol Ella
Hsea - Hnn call vas re-
sseiA .,esa,ions from
spssses -.
49,. clue
-. rmh Wiu b. the
rs - u n Il Reeeiie. &c the
rs = 1919 aftefnhoa The
$50 - tslDNe Roll eAlI
Fass@ s,.,a pleKeas. three.
ssAasN "a. ~ 49, anthsrs scott.
B. Th.essray Elliott aud
49, 5l...essg5n 81 rnrreuf
- 800 conversation ia
r~seA
100000
= :. =, .. $3.50. - seitt h..la
fse = = y '' So. - st
. silsss'ssoa 49,, assss,.s. ratsns,
> a'sa- p - - n n $50
- A'a -, af...s,.,.s :
ress : - a. a..
1snla saNs = - - =. - -,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02
oLo CON- PASSES.

A lAfay~gte dollar turned up In
the sanh ~ tho Nattonsl Hsnk ef
Commrfrs q fe~ DAYS agp The
teller does not kaoN sho handed
u IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02
saw. FAloAao eGlGsaArrs.

PARIS. April senator fai
gara, tho oldest urmbes rf paFlis
utsut. TO-DAY celebrated hts ssnd
birthday BE Il kno9n Is the dean
af the French araafu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02

EXTRA
3sc UNDERWEAR AT 2ec--
WOmen's Vests. OF Isle aud
cotton. with hand trimmed lace
yoke. CIR regular Sc gar
meBts: on sale tomorrow 90o
at. each .........s...G ~
25e HOSE AT tSe--Another case
Of those splendid Black Cotton
Ho<s. for children. Have dou-
bic heels aud toes. and are
equal TO the stockings sold ey-
efywhere al z5c a pair To
make the ease last the day
through. not more than six
pairs viii be sold To fEr
purchaser. at. the pair tJG
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-04-11
The Southern Way.

The Republican party South is addicted to
pugilsm than party principles. Its knock down and
drag out policy is exemplied in most of the conven-
ton gatherings of the black belt But among all the
the champions of assault and battery parliamentary
ethics in the States of the South Tennessee easily is
entitled to the belt.
When the factions emerged from their discussion
at Nashville their parents would not have been able
to recognize the scrappers.
1t is told in the account of the affair that del
egate used up four chairs the head of another
delegate without dissuading the assaulted delegate
from his purpose. In the making, the Lord had
tempered that head to the storm and placed in the
shoulders of a son of Africa. 1t is useless to at
tempt to pound conviction into the understanding of
a Uranium so admirably adapted to its environment
In the veins of the whites of Tennessee courses
American blood than which none more pure can be
found in any of the States, the immigrant having
passed it by in his home seeking pgrmages. When
the unmixed American and the unmixed African
come together in the forum of political debate the
surgeon is usually the umpire.
In the convention discussion at Nashville none of
the traditional expectations disappointed. The
conflict was over the appointment of a member of
the National Republican Committee and the victory
went to the side of the best sluggers.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-04-11

Immediately begin a study of the changes that may
be suggested in the schedules of law that ought not
be changed if it has brought such vast benefits to
the country claimed by that convention. 1t
would have the reports of these committees laid be-
fore some after-eection Congress.
1t will be remembered that the existing tariff
law not the product of we'll considered action
by committees or by Congress- 1t a veritable
crazy quilt when it finally emerged from the seethng
cadron of legislation and not half the statesmen
who voted for it knew what it contained
The impress of the most importunate lobby ever
assembled in Washington upon it it passed
under the pen strokes of the engrossing clerks
and given to the officers whose signatures
attested the right of predatory wealth to loot the
American people.
If, bowling to the judgment of the Illinois conven-
tion so magnificent legislative triumph be
wrought under conditions like these why is
airy now delay the patchwork processes that have
been suggested? Congress could touch up the in
comparable law before the session adjourns and then
the public would feel assured that the promise of
vision not before election promise destined to
be lost in after election forgetfulness.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-04-11
Celestial and PatriarChaI.

On the subject of the late Supreme Court decision,
which establishes the self-executng quality of article
six of the State Constitution, the Occur d Alene
Press says:
1t, at the same time makes the provisions prac-
tcay imperative by deciding that the state deal
celestial which leaves an opening for polygamists
to escape punishment.
The Court does not undertake to interfere with
bigamy in heaven. 1t says that bigamy cannot exist
in Idaho under the guse of celestial patriarchal
marriages. If the bigamy is consummated on earth
and the offenders are residents of Idaho they
within the inhbitions of the Constitution and can
not vote, or hold office sit juries. One cannot
hide behind the plea that his marriage celestial,
if he is living with more than wife this side of
the celestial realm.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-04-11
THE IDAHO SCIMITAR.

is "un-American" to obey the law, according to the
newspaper.
Out of this completely of claims and counter
claims only arrive at the we'll established
conclusion that they not obeying the law. The
sworn testimony of Mormons proves it and the
long fight made by the Mormon church against the
Constitution of Idaho confirms the proof When
they obey the law, there will be Mormon ques-
ton to distract politics and humate government
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
Agricultural HIGH School.

There certainly will be no organ
lied opposition to the establish
ment III due time Of an agvicu trral
high school tor lonrs county II
has been suggested TO TIA by u
prominent gentleman of Laurel
that The school he 'ocated half way
between Eilisviilc and Laurel by
purchasing some so or 100 acres of
beautiful level lard, and that the
school he located thereon and in
the course Of time an electric car
line to be built connecting the two
cities together, running by the
school grounds. We sad to him,
that his ideas were practicable and
met our cordial endorsement. aud
a consumation devoutely to be
wished.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Oar 1..s YefyEricfs.
Rih. r sia and more mir.
Rev. Proc preached M excellent
here Sunday.
Everything il fjrurishing.
Misses AIni and X zis Ishie were
here SUNDAY.
r '. J. NIX preached an excellent
Serm at S.ide.l sunday
D W. Crawford spent Tnesiav
night with X. ~ Blackwell
Misses Mollis and Alma Nix rpsnf
Saturday night with Misses Pr',se
and Peariie Tisdalc.
Mr.. Willie Crawford risssa
throuzn this community Filsy
evening.
eome Of our fo,ss vent fisa,rx
Saturday evening-yhst ID you
think Mr.. Eli.nr.
Ne<srs Eirn~st knight ea,! l. h.
er dravss were here suncay
''Rose Bud attended o.urel. ~
t:rsckersnerk Sa dsy. says -ns h,i
= j)lly tim as i was leap year.
Mr.. and Mira. d. " c-.rgors a.
'endsd chuscu here Sunday.
Prof. II. P. B acS xri. vi<sse. nss
sister Mrs. r " T.<'!sl4 Ss'ur ia>
night.
Wishiog sh- E Ito. OF NIX 8 nj
N~ws and II . many r~1drrs success
kOsE Bud
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
Circuit Court In Session Al
Laurel.

Circuit court 10 ia aeeeion at Lau-
rel this week and will perhaps con-
time a couple of weeks longer.
Quite a sensation was produced in
the court room when Judge DuI-
lard discharged tie regular jury
venire and had the sheriff to 90
out and summon new jury, which
was done and the grand jury was
empanelled at 1870 p. III. Monday
evening The grand jury is good
one and there will no doubt be
something doing to the criminal
classes Of that city.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

The present term of the Eliisville
High School was brought to a close
last Monday night, first came the
graduating exercises.
Misses Nellie Smith and Georgia
Mapp composed the graduating
class. Their graduating essays
we're gems of intellectual research
and showed depth of thought
Supt. r, h. Watkins. of the La lreI
schoola. presented the Diplomas in
a graceful and eloquent speech.
Next came the musical recital BY
the pupils OF Miss eailie Smiths
music clsse. interpreted with reci.
tations and readinRs by the pupils
Of Miss wits's Eiocution ciass, all
of which brought forth rapturous
applause from the i'm tuense audi
enes that Grsced the occaston
me material tor building tn,
court houss at ElIisvliie. IL being
put on the ground st q rapid rate
and the brick work will commence
right away and the work will pro
gresa rapidly until completed
which will be sometime during the
yeat. We suggest that when the
court houses at EllisvilIe and I.au-
rel are completed. that the occas.
ion be celebrated by a joint barbe
cue between the two places and
have a general jubilee. an old
fashioned love feast. aud all hands
agree TO let by gomez be by.gones
and join together in making Jones
county the best county In the state
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
Commits -. ~.

Jesee 4seoW; negro about 10
yests old committed . rape upon
the FIVE year old girl Of Nathan
Bender, coIored, last Monday even.
ing, and but for the timely action of
Marshall DevaII, who captured the
brute and had him in Jail before the
news was epresd much, otherwise
ne would have been Iynched by the
~nraged colorrd citizens. He was
tried before Juetice MCGOWAN Tuee-
day, plead guilty and was remand
ed to Jail without bail.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Mr.. Ben P. Gowen formerly Supt.
Light Plant here who lett some
time ago for the west, arrived here
Isst Tresday. III. 0owen ssys
these parts are good enough tor
him and with iis promise not Ia
'esve EI'isviIie again he was given
this old job back. We welcome you
back again wiz, u.s.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

10 soon fnrned to sad one II lie hss
10 walk he floor every night with =
crying baby. Ncrse's Baby Elixir
will make she child we!', soc, b.. ifs
nerves, induce healthy. normal sum-
Der. Best for disordered bowels aud
sour stomach alI tceihinR babies need
It. Pieassnt to take. sure aud safe.
confains no harmful drogs. Price 25c
and % cents per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Just received fresh line OF
Uneeda biscuits. Nabi-cos, Choc-
olate Waters, Cocanut Dniutirs,
saratoga Flakes, Fig Nswtous,
Zuzn, Lemon Snaps, Cheese Sand
wiches ard Vanilla Waf~rs.
PAsKxn Bnoa. Phone IS.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

J. d McEacheFn, our ~titf. IL
fitted mp nicely IN \ room under she
Alice hotel He mas nice line of
watches aud jcwelry, and can re
pair your watch on short notre.
Car loads Of Fertilizer and all
kinds Of Feed Stuils now on SALE
ut the RUrFIN MERCANTILE Co.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

just Received: A Car load Of
pure. wEite, bread corn, for sale
at the NEW GIN.
The city ''dads' met last Tuesday
evening in regular session.
J. A. Mcneil, a graduate from the
Southern School of Pharmacy, has
accepted position with N. W
HYDE, our popular druaeitt, Ills
rev sonth.Nswr extends 10 Mr.
Mcneil hearty welcome TO ou'
city.
A fresh Car of the old reliable
Snow Drop Flour jrst received
ut the Rutfin Mercanule Co. stora
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
Lodge OF Sorrow.

Rliisviile Lodse No. l6l. will hold
: Lodge Of eorrow At the grave ol
our deceased brother. g. r. Brad
ehsw, sbout tduf miles south east
Of ElIisviIIe 6usday Nay 10Th, u,
II o'clock A. y. All Masona cor
diol(y isyteed ~ The order Of the
Lo1Qs. y. Y. Waleeso. ". h.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks 10 the dear friends for their
sweet words and loving deeds in
our sore bereavement. Gods way
10 best. Let rs trust Him MAY
He keep you all.
NIX. and NRs CHAs oBERscHMipT.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

All our people will be .rd TO
know that Mrs Is. F. Fcrfil il
slowly but surely improving and
all hone for her an early recovery.
Just Received, a shipment Of
dainty Oxfords and Pumrs in
Tans and Paten: feathers for gen
tle>women, at j. Il. GoraH's
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Large aud we'll selected stock
Of the celebrated Hamilton Brown
Shoes, for men, women aud chil
dren at our store.
RuFFIS MERCANTILE co.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Large line OF All kinds Of Farm
ing implements, uos in stock aud
for sale by
KuTFIS MEncAxrrLE Co.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

Stenographic and pewsiiing
work done al reascnab { ra,,s by
" T.. KNIGHT
at the law Office Of Pack & Mont
gomery, ElIisviIle, Mis-.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
For Sale

A good young horse Well broke
Price 4l25 90.
JOHNSON HAND
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

JUST RECEIVED, one Car Of
pnre white. bread corn and for
sale at the NEW GIN. n,