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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-09
Beautiful Lot for Sale.

FOR SALE: (S) acres highly i'm
proved lot on Highland Avenue next
to DIR. X n. Timmermau's residence
Lot is wired with elmwood fencing.
Splendid site for colonial residence
drainage per ecf Impfoyem con
sist OF two hundred and fifty frui
and nut trees consisting of peaches
plums, figs, apples and fine name
shell pecans thirty five Of the latter
are bearinE Their" Is no bett buijt
Ing lot In Batesburg. Lot capable of
division into thirty two building lots
OF quarter acre each
w. W. WATSON, Batesburg, S. c..
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-09
Drillings

Best Granitevillc drills the
Zoe. quality for Sc. per yd.
or 13 ydS. for S1.OO.
II 1-2c. Canton flannel
for 1Oc.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-09
Shoes.

Our friends know that we carry of
the best line Of Shoes that is made
and we give gulra 1Lec wi.h every
pair that we sell; they are made by
SelZ, Chicago,
people that know the Shoe business
thoroughly and the prices are very
low. Our Mems shoes run from $l.5O
TO $500. Ladies' shoes from 81 - to
$3.50. Children's shoes from soc. 20
81 90
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-09
DO NOT RUSH COTTON
ON THE MARKET.

members and farmer generally not to
rush their cotton on the market at
the present prices, which are below
the cost of production. Every bale
of cotton being sold is taken from
the producer at $40 per bale less
than its real value. Who is the
bear on the market? Is it not the
producer? If you would refuse to
take the price offered the specula-
tors Will have to give your prices
Can you do better? Certainly you
can. The Farmers Union has been
offered all the money necessary if
we will only put our cotton in bond
ed warehouses. The Union has
number OF warehouses, and the Stan
dard Warehouse Company is also in
position TO store cotton and issue re-
celpts. The latter company can
store 10000 bales and issue receipts
Which will be negotiable at any
bank. Arrangements have been
made tor carrying your cotton Tor
you II you will but cooperate. If
further information regarding this is
desired address the UNDERSIGNED at
Pendleton, S. &. would advise anv
one putting their cotton in ware
houses to arrange for money for six
months at least.
Is it good judgment to warehouse
cotton? l will answer yes, it is al
ways good judgment to warehouse
any product when Ii sells below pro-
duction and conditions will certainly
warrant it now. O
AS to the condition of the present
cotton crop, the weather over q laroe
portion OF the belt is bad, and scare
prospects. Heavy rains are reported
over Texas, Oklahoma and Florida,
ana reports of deterioration from the
cotton belt still come in from every
State, and the world realizes nov,
that the crop is short 1t will NOT
more than duplicate our last cron
mere viii be no top crop this wear
and cotton is opening prematureIv
l want to urge our farmers to ware
mouse their cotton and get money
on 1t to settle their Indebtedness and
market the crop as the world needs
It, BY 50 doing you can get your
price
1t will pay the farmers to remem-
Der that corn is now selling at ST 10
per bushel, bacon from ii cents TO
II cents per pound. Real, real farm
ers are purchasers Of the above ar
ucles. Now, brother, don't grumble
"hen the speculator offers you SIS
and 9 cents for your cotton. He
knows that you have to paw for the
| " N'O'No yOu nave DOu9Et TO
meet your obligations. Now, be fair
and don't blame him when he offers
you the present price, Remember
that buying bacon, corn, flour, mo
lasses, hay guano, mules and horses
is the cause. | want you to rcmem-
Der that there is no country where
the above articles can be raised
cheaper than here in South Carolina
The remedy for SIS and 9 cents cot
ton is diversification Of crops So
let me suggest that you write diver
slty crops this year and tack il No.
IN the most conspicuous place about.
your house, so that you can be re
minded OF it every day, and then dol
It. and you can name your price for
your cotton and secure it ior vour
whole crop. So diversity,
b. Harris,
President S. c. Farmers Union.
Pendleton S. C., Sept 80, 1905
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-09
Clothing

Here Is the msia money saviag and
II you only value bhs dollar at ell come
around TO our store. Our line Of
mems and lboy's clothing Is far su.
perior TO what we ever had before
Mems suits ranging from $5. 90 TO
$500 Boys knee suits from l.6O To
500. We especially yant you to see
our line OF $1,000 suits. they are whas
other N erchaats ask IL 80 tol 90
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-09
Great Bargain Sale.
Commencing Monday Oct 18th until Saturday


their money they possibly thought
o
ol
to
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-09
EXCURSION RATES
Via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Account South Caroline State
Fair the Southern Railway announ-
ceS very low round trip rates from
all points in South Carolina to Co.
lumbia. 5. C., tickets to be sold Oc-
tober Path to 10Th inclusive, and for
trains scheduled to arrive Columbia
before noon October 3Oth, 1905, lin
tied for return until November End,
zoos
For rates, schedules and informa
ton about special trains to Colum-
bia on special dates apply to South
ern Railway agents or address,
J. l.. MEEK, .C.IJJSK
Assistant Gen Division Pass
eral Pass. Agt. enser Agent
Atlanta Ga. Charleston, S. c.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-09
A Healthy FamiIp.

oar whole family has enjoyed good
nea since we began using Dr. Kings
e" Lie Pi'ls, ,hree years ago" saws
- a n~r'iet, OF Rural Route Gull.
iord' Maine. They cleanse and tone
tne system In peo,le uu, ,hs, dnr.
you god 25c al Al druggists
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-09
Three Houses for Sale.

FOR SALE: Half interest In three
new modsrn four room cottages next
TO Baptist church. Property very rem
table on account of convenient Ioca
tion 20 churches. business, schools
and K. z. Rents for thirty dollars a
month.
w. w. Watson, atesburs, 8. G..
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-09
Outing

Amoskeag, Thistle down
and Kimono Outing the
kind that sells for IL 1-2c.
our price &c. per yd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31
$500 So .s2ssss%ssS.3I
NO WINY 3 AMERYKI.
If s&<s | = .Sa i

BLUEF1ELDl, ". Va. A.
resztoWano tn 266-letniego
Henry'ego: Collie, kt6ry pod
p~rzydomkiem Kentucky
Joe" Jest znany w3sdzom tn.
tejszy4 Jake ~najodwazniej-
sly p~rsyw6dzca handy rabu-
SLOW, ~uprawiajacej .kradzieze
" biurach p%ocstowych " sta
mach Virginia i9' gin Kentucky ,:y i
Tennessee. Trzech lego wsr6l
nik6w przy}apano pred ty-
godniem W Tagewell, Va.
Kentucky Joe, prey kt6rym
znalezioho 5000, gdy 20 a.
resztowano, uciekl JUL kilka-
nascie ray z %rozmaitych
wiezieh Stan6w Zjedn., wsku.
tex czego cieszy sic wielka
s}awa sprytem. Wiadza VIE
zienna strzeze go dniem i no.
CO, 10 j teraz moze jei sic
wymknac. z pod rak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

o Polsce, = zswiesiW szy ma
pc naszej ojczyzny pouczat
Tstudent6w Q history krsju,
kt6ry zdaniem ;ego posiada.
heroiczna choc uieszczesli
wa historye. Tlumaezyl stu
haczom, jak gospodaruia Mo-
skale " Polsce, zamykaHc
szkoly lub tel ucza dziatwe
jezyka rcsyjskiego; jak Wy
pedzaja ma Sybir lub "a rggra-
nice najinteligentniejszych
Polak6w, kt6rych " oetat.,
Mich: latach wyialili okolo
$4,000. Opowiada} 0 systemic.
paszportowym i 0 wyjskaeh
kt6rymi car zala1 piekna War
szawe i Gale Kr6lestwo Pol:
skie. DR.. Wertren podr6zowal
po Polsce=i kraj ten bar'1zo
mu sic podoba. :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

process przez kilka lat pre-
ciagnat, : gdy go ostatecsnie
prsegrali; stale sieto ola to-
go, ze jul ME bylo e 90
przeciagac, DO gospodars'
ostatni sw6j DOLBY
tex j bylgoly jak blum.
w ten spos6b zostail WHO
czega. Nieraz gdy " stanie
bpilym FACIAL " gospodach
|po dawnemu bluznif, wyrzn-
cano go ma ulice, skad albo
ma nocleg uciekl do boru al
b. tel policya IA nocleg go
~zaprowadziia do kom6rki.
Pewnego dnia znaleziono
go, :. ale JUL ME jego same.
go, tylko zw}oki jego visa
CO ma drzewie, na kt6rem
sam kres polozyl niewzruszo-
nemu swemu szcxesciu =
bez B6ga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31
strzeionO.

P~ITTSBuRG, Pa. W mie-
6cie panuje wlelkie rozdraz-
nienie z poWodu wyszlych ma
jaw stosunk6w: panu]acychw
radzie miejskiej, tsmbardziej,
il areeztowania dotychczaso-
we maja bye tylkos przygryw-
ka do wykrycia dalszYch"ol-
brzymich skandal6w, Pitts
burg mole sic tenn poszczy-
cit, re korupcya ~miedzy
radnymi jest W tenn mie6cie
wieksza jeszcze -niz " San
Francisco. z dotychczaso.
wych zezna6 aresztowanych
wynika, re wiekszose alder
man6w bra}a 1ap6wki; tnie-
kt6rych mona by}o nkupic''
"a. "a, ale .byli tacy, kt6-
Fzy mniej -niz 800 ME brali
Celem p~rzeprowadzenia pew
nej ustawy, podobno 80 tych
pan6w o~trzymalo razem $45,-
600. Rczpoczelo sic pierwsze
sledztwo, " kt6rem figuruja
jako oskaraeni W. W. Ram
sey i A. A. VUsaek, by}y
prezydent, resp, kasyer'
German National Bank =
Przeslnchano tylko jedneggo
ESwiadka, rewizora banku: Ne
sbita. z jego zezna6 okazuje
sic, re radny Jonn Klein
zwr6cil sic byl do urzednit
k6w banku z propozycya, by
tam deponowano pieniadze
miejskie i re potem " sen
saoyjny / interesowany" spo.
sob znikio $4,000 picnic
dry b%ankcwych. Obu oskaa
rlonych oddano pod sad e
w~znowieniem kaucyi pc
$4,000. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

NEW YORK, N. Y. Cd
kilku .dni szaleja :okropne
burze ma oceanic Atlantyc-
kim. Bardzo wie1e %parowc6w
pasazerskich i towarowych
op6zni}o sic o kilkanascie
godzin a niekt6re navel O
Gala dcbe. Parowiec linii
White Star ,;Tentonic' pa
rowiec ,Scharnhorst" l'nii
niemieckiej Lloydu, sp6zni}y
sic o Gale 2 chi. Kapitanowie
tych %parowc6w opowjadaja
o strasznych burzach, jakich
oddawna ME ,oamietaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

LOS ANGELES, Cal: Roy
Knabenshue, aeronauta, de,
monstrowa1 W niedziele "
nocy ma swoim aeroplanie
pr6by woienne, by dowiest,
jak }atwo W razie wybuchu
wojny MONA 2 maszyn do
latania niszczyc miasta, for
tece, okrety i wojska W obo-
zie. Pod oslona nocy wyru-
szy} on cicho z Chutes Park
i pomimo, re ma uli each sta
}y t(umy ludu uprzedzone,
re ,,atak" ma miasto ma bye
iokonany, Mkt 60 jednak
ME m6g1 spostrzedz W po:
wietrzu. Naraz ma glowy ze-
branych posypa1y sic bomby
.zrobione z papieru i nape}-
None cukierkami. Kilka
bomb rzucli Knabeshue: ma
ratusz i inne budynki wick
SEE, sam ME bedac dostrze:
Tony. Zdaniem aeronauty W
przysz'o6ci kilka dobrych
aeroplan6w moze zniszczyt
Gala flote i armie nieprzyja-
cie1ska, zanimby sic spo-
strzeiono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

NrOiWlY YORK. Trans
atlantyckie kompanie: okreto
we wielce SO: uradowane 2
teg;o.,, zze MOVIE rozporzadzenie
tyczace sic zmiany urzadze6
W przedziale ola pasazer CIV
III klasy, ME weidzie ". ~
Gle jeszcze dnia 1go stycznia
jak" p%ierwotnie posta'>
nowiono, tylko z powodu
pewnych niedok} adno6ci, ia
kieznalaz1y sic " ustawie,
III 1go stycznia 1910. .Wedfe
nowego rozporzadzenia kaz-
dy 2 podr6znych trzecia kla-
SO ,nusi mice p6ftora razy
'wiecesj miejsca niz ; dotyc h.
'czas,. a~kompanie moga to-
:raz. przez: .ca}y rok przygoto-
wywac sic do. zmian urza-
.dgeh. Nsdto xakohczyla sic
] u / :wojna. --miedzy parowca-
mi O ceny podr6zy i wszyst:
kie kompanie obecnie "a
wspolnem
podnioe}y ceny jazdy. Bylo
w p,zystani s parowc6w O
%ceanowych, kt6re ~przywioziy
1000 podr6znych. CT prze-
w;a1nie wyladowali ma Ellis
i niema1o byli zdu-
miepi, gdy v wielkiej sail
rsgettracyjnej ujrzeli piekne
dekoracye i choinke nstro.
iona. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31
PORTLAND, Ore Docho

PORTLAND, Ore Docho-
dzenia, prowadzone przez "a
Rad spo}ki telegraficznei
,,Western Union," trwajace
juz cd + miesiecy, wykaza}y
nadzwyczajne raduzycia u
rzednik6w. Urzednicy kolejo-
W; ma w~ybrzezu Oceanu Spo-
kojnego systematycznie O.
kradli spoke i straty wyno.
sza kjlkaset tysiecy do]ar6w.
Jeden z urzednik6w spoil
XII, kt6ry ~prowadzi docho-
dzenia, oswiadczy} wczoraj
dziennikarzom IL cos podob-
nego ME zdarzy}o sic dotad
nigd2ie. Do zarzadu sp6lki
nadchodzila masa skarg, il
depesze przez publicznosc ma
dane ME dosz}y wcale do
miejsca przeznaczenia. Do
chodzenia odkry}y, re urzed-
nicy sp6lki ME przesy!ali
wcale tych depesz; niszc7yll
je,, a pieniadze chowali do
kieszeni, Protok6}y odnosne
paIono i niszczono, azeby
ME wpasc ma blad tych zbrod
nj. Jeden z uwiezionych u
rzednik6w przyzna} sic do
why i odkry1 sprawki swo-
ich towarzysz6w.
Sp6}ka zarzadzi'a uwiezie'
ME wielu funkcjonarjuszy W
stanie Washington
Przeciw wielu telegrafistom
prowadzone "a dochodzenia
i uwiezienie 'ich nastapi "
kr6tkim czasie. Kozprawy
sadowe odbeda sic 'wkrotce
przeciw uwiezionym. Maj
wiekszych naduzyej dopn-
szczali sic urzednicy sp6lki,
2atrudnieni ma stacyach ko'
lejowych. s
HE-a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

UNION CITY, Tenn. Zez-
nal tn swiadek prokuratoryi
". procesie ,,nocnych iez-
:d&c6w" Fir. Fehringer, kt6ry
dawn,ej sam naleza} do tel
zbrodniczej organizacyi, a
obecnie wyda} sadowi jej ia
iemnice i sposoby postepo.
wanna. w czasie zezna6 jego
". sail by}o kiIku zofnierzy
z. gotowymi do strzalu kara
binami, sad bowiem byl
przygctowany ma jakies de-
monstracye re strony licznie
.zgromadzonej poblicznosci,
poer6d kt6rej mogli sic znaj
dowaf i zwolennicy ,,noc"
nych jezdzc6w". sesya jed
max %przemine}a spokojnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31


ST. PAUL MINI. PrzYwie-
ziono itu Edwarda Smitha,
alas Franka Hansera, alias
Georgia T. Frankhausera,
a~resgtowanego " Moorhead
MINI. j indentyfikowano 90
prey pomocy systemu Ber-
tillona. Hsuser " r. 1907 z
pewnym towarzyszem zatrzy-
NAL byl pociag kolei. Great
Northern j ~obrabowawszy go
okolo $4,000. Aresz-
towsao ich wkr6tce i zawie-
ziono ich do Helena, Mont
gdzie " marcu br., udalo i'm
sic wymknae. Cd owego CA
su. ich ciagle seigano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

WASHINGTON; y. G.
Wypuszczona zosta}a W bieg
nova marka pocztowa ,,spe-
cial' delivery Zamiasl obec'
:nego :. formatu podluznego,
to marka kwadrato-
wa, .zielona z napisem "spe.
cial delivery
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

NORFOLK, W. Va. Dono-
SEA tn z@Fort Monroe Va,
re okret wojenny ,,Maine',
flagowy stack Sci eskadry
atlantyckiej, .odjechal z ad-
miralem Arnoldem ma po'
kladzie prawdopodobnie ma
woody wenezuelskie. "a MIN
ice maja z ia sama dyrokty-
wa okrety North Carolina"
i Montana: Dotad Stany
:Zjedn., ME mia}y okret6w ma
wodach wenezuelskicb.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31
jake ,.ycie, TAXA =.
snlier6.

a5.Est&%E~ =s'&%FIi@S -T..~a - - - *
W peHnel bogatej w1si po-
ludniowych Niemiec byl "a
motny go6cinny, z % to byl
czlowiek weao1y, zartobliwy
!; dowcipny, przeto chetnie
do .niego, zdazali go6cie ze
wsi i z okolicy, m'ianowic;e,
ze kuchnia jego by1a dobra,
a piw1ica znalkiomita. Byl on
jak powied.ieliIny. tardzo
zamosny, dzieci HE mia},
ola tego m6gl zyt, jak mu
sic podoba1o. Pracowat ME
lubit, ma to miaf s}ngi. Do
koscio}a ME uczeszezal nig-
dy ma to zdaniem lego by}o
dosyc g1upc6w ma sWiecie.
Ale dobrze zje6c i dobrze
wypic, by1o najmi1szemiz jego
zatrudnieniem, a " ostatniej
czynno6ci ~doprowadzil nawet
do mistrzostwa.:
Co nj po ke6cie]e, co
mi pc modlitwie9 zapytal
razu pewnego, gdy mu czy
Mono ~wym6wki; -d6br do
czesnych.mam podostatkiem,
a d6br wiecznych ME po~
trzebuje, DO 70 6mieroia wszy-
stko sic ko6czy.
Ri, ME bluznijcie! -
odezwal sic pewien obywa-
tel, - body was Pan Bog
m6gl ukarac i to w1asnie ma
waszym majatku, ": kt6ry
lyle dufacie!
/ - Ma majatku wealeby
mic Bog ukaraf ME m6e},
chociazby chcial! 8 zawoial
gospodarz wsr6d 6miechu.
= Role i hki zwiatrem mi
ME uleca, ~a.buaynki, byd}o j
ssprzety tax wysoko So zabez-
pieczone, re :shoeiszzby sic
spali}y grosza bym ME etra-
Gil. Kapita1y mann la1 zabezpie-
czone ma pewnyeh. hipote-
kach. Widzicie vice., ze mo-
&c bye spokojnymzzi o gniew
naszego Boga turbowac sic
nie potrzeb1jel s. =.
Him., Hmlt auwazy SO.
siad,. tprzerazony, TAXA ME:
Wiiara j zu,eh =
tel zap}acii, GO zjadi:i wvpa
i poszed}, ale JUN ii zajrza1
do tej gospody y, gdzie TAXI
mieszka1 bluznierca.
Innym razem isbaagoscin-
ma pe1na by}a go6cj, gdy
wszed1 ubogi zebrak ! pro-
sill O kawa}ek chleba i jaka
resztke Z obiadn Gospodarz
kauai mu wm;sc dolby, ma
nieobsadzony std prey piecu
kazai wystawi6 wszystkie "a
pasy kuchni, pomiedzy kt6-
remi niejeden byl* przysma-
GEEK, i zapyta1 glodnego 2
,iobrodusznym ukmieehem:.
&c woliszrczy kawalek
kurczecia naszimno, cry tel
kawalek zajaca? Wybierz 10
bic cos z tego; ma co najlep-
sly masz apetyt.
Biedak posladal dawniej
wlasne gospodarstwo i kawa-
lex ~polowania j niejednego
zajaczka ju1 zj st W:.sfwojem
zzyciu, ale vskutek porecze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

SpOdzieWaiem sic tegu,
70 ME wybierzesz nsjgorsse-
gol Tax, gdyby to 1ebrak6w
zajeczs pieczen'a czestowa..
no, toby sic oplacilo zebrat,
co? - krzyknai gospodarz.
Jeno sic postaraj aby6 zDo-
wa przyszedl do swego COS
podarstwa, gdzie zwierzyny
jest podostatkiem, to tax
smacznie bedziesE sobie m6gl.
zajadac zajaca, jakja .teraz.
To powledziawszy usiadi j
pocza1 zajadac comber zaje
czy, patrzac tryumfajaco ma
gosci, kt6rym, jak sadzil, "a
bawna wyprawi}s scene.
Tymczasem ku wielkiemu
jego zdziwieniu mkt z go6ci
sic ME 6mia}. Zglodnia1y bic.
dak Eolesnym wzrokiem
srojrza} ma gospodarza, zaja-
dajacego piecze1 z wido-
cznem zadowoleniem, rzek}
glo5nym ale drzacym gg}osem:
Panic Boze zaplac" chwiej-
nym krokiem wyszedl z IL
by.
.Kilku gosci podazy}o "a
MIN, ably mu dac %julmuzne.
Inni wyrazili obarzenie swo'
je ma tego zlosliwego NELL
tosciwego gospodarza W tax
dosadni spos6b, ze czempre-
dzej. z p6}miskami schronic
sic musia} do Fuchni, ME
chcac, aby kufel :jaki " bliz-
sza styczno6c wszed} z jego
glowa.
z obecnych gosci laden
juz odtad do tel gospody ME
wstapil, a W miare togo, jak
zla- slawa bluzniercy zacze}a
sic rozszerza6, gospoda jego
coraz wiecej traci1a go6ci.
Zarty i dowcipy gospodarza
juz ME mialy, ola wesofych
go6ci powabu, DO ely humor
zaprawial je z6fcia i coraz
wiekszemi. bluznierstwami,
TAX, il ostatecznie gospoda
dniami wieczorami pustka-
mi swiecila.
Fly humor gospodarza: CO..
raz: i: c!z'e6ciej i eoraz gwaito-:
wniej wybuchat;si d !! sic
we znaki nie tyllkkoe domowni-
kom, kt6 e uciekali : domiDi1.,
robiac m n i;nnyn, mniejj
uezciwym slugom; ale=i spree
tom. domowyrn, kt6re " zlo:..
Sci tlukl i nisscsyl, tax e
szklarze, garncarse i stolarze
swietne ma MIN robiii*intere-
sa. =
.Gniew jego rozciagai sic
.tak&e ma sasiad6w 0 to re jul
do ;gospody jego; ME ucze
:szczali; aby sic vice ma mich
zem6cic, rozpo czai Z mimi
process, kt6re wszystkie pre-
grywal DO .powody jego byly
naciagane, .uroione i. nieslu-
szne.
Kapitaly tax bezpiecznie "a
.hipotekowane III dawno pie
niactwo zjadlo q wciaz jeszcze
xyszukiwaf powody, aby sic
z ACKNOWLEDGMENT s4siadami
wl6czyt pc sadach.
Wreszcie rozpocza} olbrzy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

N. J: Dr.. Will.
liam A. Wertrell, pryncypsi
szkc]y wyzszej W tenn mie-
scie mia1 obszerny wyk1ad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31
Fran. Domzalski
KrukoWski

Fran. Dtomzalski $50
Leon Krukowski 1.5O
Wiadysfaw Stachowicz l.50
1Miadysfaw KostrzeWH 1.5O
|Micha} Konopie6ski 1.50.
Jan Stanis1awski ID
|J6zef Laska 1.50
Franc. Swiderski 1.5O
Max DaszkowsE Leo
Jan Wyrzykowski LOO
Jan KiedroM ski LOO
D. Il. Szarkowski .1.5D
MARGIN Rebelski 800
|Piotr Osowski 1.6O
Adam PiechoWski 1.5eE
Jan Ewald 1.5D
Walenty Kampa 1.5O
Michai Snaza 1.5O
Franc. Mielewski LOO
sWawrz. Wierkus 1.5Q
|Antoni Kwasniewski 1.5O
Franc. Mondry $50
Franc. Le6niak LOO.
Franc. Boik LOO
Jan Pishka 1.5O
Jan Snaza 1.5O
J6zef Kurkowski 200
J6zef Lesnar $50
franc. Walecki 100
Franc. Lehman l.50
sKlemens Pishka $50
|J6zef Miotke l.5O.
Frank Dclny $50.
T. T. Grnba 1.O
August Boik 100
J6zef Gruba 1.50
lTeofil Grucha1a 800
MARGIN Ko6cia6ski 1.B:
fJhzef Jazdzewski 1.5D
Wirona Public Library 200
iJan Dobrzanski .5g
ALBERT Latuszek 1.5Q,
Felix Schultz 1.50,
ISt.. Koshorowski 1.5o
Michaf Wnuk 1.5O
Micha1 Ginter .5Q.
ID. ]. Byyewski. l.W.
Jan J.. Durajewski 800
lJ6z. Gierszews ki 80
Leon Narloch $50
Leon Roga!la $50.
Apolinary Roga1la 1.50
Franc Tandecki 1.50
Alb. S. He1mowski $50
Aug. Byzewski 1.5O
ITeodor Wysocki 1.50
|Joz. Stomi6ski $50
Wine. Rolczyhski l.W
|Teo. Kulas 1.5O.
|J6zcf Ebertowski 1.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

/. Firma F. Ad. Richter &
Co., 2.5 Pearl str. New
York, otrzymala juz swoje
move 6cienne- kalendarze ma.
przyszly rok j poele egzem--
plarz. kazdemuS - darmo i
kto tylko. made
adres. - &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

l. Ske ,Ell,| ~miesieczny!
! 81 po 3 cd sta
lIipea Ie04
od4wszystkich depo-
! IInllowanych cpleniedsy
pierWszydh pieciul.
dniach stycziinia 1905
!. " Winoiisklm Depo.
sit. Bauku
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-29

third baseman in the league and was playing sensational ball.
 CoyIe of Hot Springs led The league with stckwork, batting at the big ay- craze of .376 and fielding .97z. Blake ly of Hot Springs was second with a batting average of .370. The other members of the high twelve follow: Rollins, Brinkley. 369 Herrold, Hel- ena, .365; Besse, Hot Springs, .350 ; Castle, Newport. .341; Fisher, Ar eenta. .341 Kimball, Newport. .326 ; Parrott, Arsenta, .323; R gers, Hell ena, .313.
 The best outfielder in the league, for the number of games played, was , Gfroerer, with only two errors and an average of 9S9. The best infieldeI f was Coyle of Hot Springs, who was l the best all round player in the 1 league. Clayton led all players in the number of assists, BIS to his credit.
 The average of the Pine Bluff play l CTS follow:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-29
FIRE BOYS
 ARE KEPT BUSY

The fire department was called out Sunday morning to the home of Mr. Mike Russell on the corner of Four teenth and Olive streets. A live wire had come in contact with a water pipe on the side of the house, which made "a slight blaze During the excite ment a pig ran against the wire and was instantly killed.
 The fire boys were also called out yesterday afternoon 10 1926 Louisiana street where six roomed house was burning. The roof was burned off but the contents of the house were not damaged. The house was owned by l.. $. Bankhead, and occupied by NJ Brook. a negro. Bankhead carried in- , surance with the Home Insurance Agency.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-29
DR. STEW ART,
 HYPNOTlST
EatcrcstFd d Fair Sized tHiicnce q;
 EIkS Fheatcr Last Night.

Df. stewart opened week. en- @asement at the Elks theater last ii sht 10 a house that was not marked so much by it's size as it's enthusiasm.
 From the time of the first test until the finale, the doctor had his au- dience in state of hilarious mirth.
 The performance is one that ap peals not opy to the person who wishes to be entertained, but also to those that have studied psychic phe- nomera. The doctor is an adept ill the at and the numerous tests he gave last night made him q host of friends. One of the best tests of the night was made by the doctor when he convinced one of his subjects that he was an orator of note giving d speech in favor of Democracy. The speech was not only delivered in q Dlete with truisms.
 One of his acts last night was to hypnotize his wife, and while in that state he had her removed in the ITolderness-Fitzh ambulance to kastor & Bluthenthal's show window, where she will remain on exhibition until the performance tonight at Elks theater, wl.en she r1ll be removed and re-awakened ill the presence of l the audience.
 Large crowds gathered in front of Kastor & Bluthenthal's show window at the corner of Second and Mai1 streets and watched the sleeping beauty. until a late hour last night There were numerous comments as tc the reality of the sleep or if she Was really playing possum.'
 The doctor will give exhibitions throughout the week.