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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-01

HOTEL BUSINESS-for sale; 30
rooms, well furnished, good location,
cheap rent now doing good business.
For particulars address P. o. Box
227, Jackson. Miss. D1-3t.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-01

Big opening ball at the Majestic
Skating Rink Thursday night, Decem-
Der 9Th. Music by first-class orches-
ira. Don't fail to attend. D1-3t.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-01

The want ads. that will bring you
no results (besides those you place in
wrong mediums) are those you intend.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-01

Walter E. casteriing, who had been
lost to his mother, Mrs. Lillian n.
eeardsley, of Newark, N. j., for 10
years, and has just been recovered
by her, also section of a letter from
Mrs. BeardsIey to her son.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-01
WANTS
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

LoST-Tuesday borning in business
district one ladies gold watch with
small gold chain. Has "E Ward"
scratched in back. Reward if re-
turned to Daily News office Diff.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-01

Turkey dinner soc. Get your din
ner at the fairfield building Thurs
day, December Bird, and you will see
President Roosevelt and his four boys,
also Presidentelect Taft. They will
be there Just from home. Of
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-01
The c5fton Market.
Liverpool,

Liverpool. t-
Opened, Dec.-Jan., 4.69, 50, 81 ~;
March-April, 4.69 IL, 691-2, 671-2.
Closed, Dec.-Jan., 4.69 II; March-April
4.69 -. Spots dull, middling 4.9S.
New Orleans.
Opened January. S.72; March. SIT.
2 p. m, January, S.74; March S.S1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-29

rcdltigten 2hlibrijAcn. Y&ic iiblid.
finocll tGglidJ 9tahutittuQ4 &oritCl
lluIQen ltatt.
,8Iuucp'9 (6cuttr."
nSbaoomeO by Ibrcc," zines Scr
icniotionelliteu Grumcn Der &c8t}ci1,
lit Die Nttrottion, meId]c in 0ieicr@c.
die 9loncu'2 Sbeoter ieiuen joblrci
dcu @0nnern mo NrcynOcu 6ictct.
Nn5 Stiid bGlt Ole Yrtfmcrfiumfeit
Der ,3ltborcr in Gpummmq pot Dem
Nugcnblid, IN Gcu Der &orhang lid
sum critcn WtoIc bcbt bis i'll Dem,
mnlu1 cr lid sum lcBteu M}olc icntt.
Die @ololmA 0rcbt lid ui ole &c
idlid)tc ciuep WiG0@eno. 0eiitu N}llt
ter, ola Ojc &leinc Orci Sabre alt
mar. poll ibrcm@0ttrn ucrIuilcl lulr.
Sc. Cine oer 50blccthcn reuliitiidIcn
Scencn hcs Stiidc9 lit Ole in Der elm
Nutomubil non 60 EicrocTrdittu nit
nrei &nluiicn in b0dlitcr @cihpilOiG
felt iibcr Oic 8ijbuc ioAt. @cnellQ,
Der W0Hi Scr WDIieriC" cIlcr Der
t%cOeutcn0itcn Simon 5piritnoli
lien qibt ciHiAe icincr pertliiiieuoitcn
, (ridS' Jun! ~c'tct. NiQHtGA W}itt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-29

Die Gnrtie oe9 6ris. A~rncaler.. Ger
Siebtatcfilt Nitd) Die iibri0cn Mo1ell
lieaen i'll 9lttcn. @drocn. Etc it'll.
den 1ojtncrltog&= mo SamItnqe-
M(atlnce'n meroclt 1cqcbell.
aSolli0opitr. Sbentcr."
.1Sn TIC 9ii6 Of Sbiuae" lit Der Ii
tel eines neltc!l NtclooromaS Don
Gbonlas Morria. weld)eo oieie ISOLDE
int .0ollibnpitr. Shcotcr" Siir gfti
iiiDrltng aclaugt. Ias Stiid lit Gin
loldlcs, oas mi @crj mo @cnlitth eli
lies icacn ~,}uborcra mirft. Die Sic.
bes @piipoe, Die iidl ourdl Dos Era.
ma biiiourdBicbt. III cine lpirflid) er
q~reifcnbc. Gie pciblide @oitptroac
miro Don Sri. 1Slorelce 9inDlep ge0c
ben, eiuer ilm9cn SGaitipiclerin Don
bcnrerfcnsiuerthem Snlente. Cine Der
olifreqenoiteu S5cien lit Die, int mel
der Der Selo oes Stiideo, lrngercd)
ter @eile iueqen Wor0es pernrtbeilt,
allgeifrnallt ouf oen eleftrilfell
Stible III Sing Sing iibt, Der 3ob
Dor Iugen, ais ibnl gerobc nod III
Der lcBten WfiHute 0iettilng gcbrnd)t
miro. Gic 9clebltlig Der Gollen 1T
cine onrhiueg porjiiglid,e; Ausitot
1lf1tD mo aoitiinlc gcliiigen nlen be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-29

tolnt bcDcutcGh,tcN @cintr Der &cbt
cit, }0rrulotr EctmujtG'f. Der
Aijnitlcr lit bon ieilcH fyiihercH Gr
IdIeincn bcr bel Dem Giriilru mliiflic
jcl0en KutlitltM In pUrtncilboitcitcr
&rinnerumo. luto 'ciu:M oic9nnaligcn
Geiuh miro Nit a'lcitiHcnu ~,$literciic
elf0clcn lale1tu. @r. &cthnifoii lit
III 9iuGiuno GcborcL mn lit 0erSn61r
ormcr &aucru. Gr Bate ais 0itlo
0o9 Wliiu. 0urdl iciu Observation-Disclosures
umniitoiiidca Eulcnt 6ic Nnfmprf
imtlfcit Der 1iirItiu Gtcoroii All Iidl
~ lcufcll. WeId)p ion ou56ilNen licf
m0 ibr alidl nit ocM prGdtiac1 iii.
acDcllcr ruertbootlcn Snltrumcnt De-
idcHttc, Dos Ct %0eGcumdrti0 ipielt.
Goa ErOGromnl, on@ cr am Jreitog
bier 5ltr Gur6fiibrung brinGcn miro,
lit Elm 'c1r Invertebrates.
Recital in o2eGmdnu'5
Sale.
On ocm )iccital, ueld)cS mordct
@bcllO IN oHcbn1unn's Soae" itatt
iiHOct, ~uereini9en lid 17rl. CLARA
4ihcriclo (Fiano) @r. Bert @irb
(Gello) mo @r. GOouor0 Gcthier
Nioline) 5ur 9eitreitung zines mt
iifnliid) tod)intereNnnteu Erogramms.
1ie bCioen Grltgenamfen inn alS
bod)gcidJdete Hehrfraite oee o8eo.
boou &nititnts" bei'm Naltimorcr
MuIif Etiblifum woDl b%cfannt, mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-29
SamurrbOioen omrdJ Gnfiansmng su
SauIe furirt.

Aaen &ei0enoen, oie mir Shire
g0rciic 5uienoen, luerbe if) oeutlif)
ertldren, mie ntnt S1morr6oioen III
Saule 0ur6 9uiiau9itng beilt. g3
lit eiterlei. Oh Die Sdmorrboioen TO-
genanntc blinoe. b~lutenoe. iudenoe
ODER berausgeoranste iino; ih peroe
ctDos pom oieiem Mittel foitcmfrei
lenoen, ionic aud, I'M Sale es ge.
ipilnIft miro, Rcieren5en aus SSbrer
unmitteI6aren ltmgebung. Sd)neae
Sinoerling uno oaliernoe Seillng lit
Iif)er. Sd,idt fem @elo. mod,t ober
anoeren Vtittbeilung Don oielem 4n.
erbieten. Sdreibt heiite nod, an 6rau
Df. Summers, Dor 3. 0oire Dame.
Sno. Sdreibcn Sic III oieier
Sprafe. Nop29i4So)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-29

2lrtiitc1 o~llerbcItell Nonnca oti. 3ic
a~euobntcn tdqlidcn 9}odmitta9S-
&oritalunact iilocll. aud in oicier.
&od)c itdtt.
N orDIono I6cntcr."
Gle Yeiuhcr oc3 ,0"2orplonD.
lbeoters" iitO Is ieit @nligcm ge-
mobnt, AM Der 9ii6nc 0ieie5 reijcn.
0cn M}uie1tcnlpel9 MIR Do9 2ller6cite
mn 2llerneuelte oui Dem 8ebiete
oc5 &aricteS 5u ieben. los &ro-
gramm 0icicr ISOLDE b!etet cine lie.
bcrroihiung 49, oGeroingS I'M otge.
nchrtcn Sinnc. GS lit udntlid) md
rcid)baltigcr nm intereilotter, oI5
ieinc &orqdnger, ioiern Dies e6elt
n10glid). &tr Scr SpiBe oericl6eu
itc6ei1 jrpci beriibmte Siinitlerinnen:
Claire RoniQiue. .Sonoon'a @et
9oo." por5ii9lide ,snterpretin DON
auabcH-9ioIlerb uuo Se0rette gerpric,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-29
Sriratbs. SiccnScm.

Gopio Go6crL lG (%gSittuer), cot
Frpui0cncc, u, s.. mo Hoic Marcil-
jcScu, y.
Ihonlo@ @ria %, Rr. 5tl, Siio.
@bapel StroBc. mo Gli6obctb . ).
Soudohou4h IS.
@l6crt $. Elitt, %, mo emma u.
Grout. .; Hpplitnut @iQiom Vi.
Wlen. Nr. 25lS. Fcnniulunnio Ape.
Iic0rid) ,Soniitn. If (%g0ittper).
pom Gninuooo. so, mo Snnnie o..
9iptt 81 (AcihicoeD; NIpplitout Geo.
u. &odcItcr, Nr. 1912. Sit.Gboic
Strubc.
&9rucl Monoclitdl1, %. Don Green
cattle, &u, mo Bertha Sbupiro. 10;
Npplitont 9. $. Nclp9ouie, Nr. 506,
Sii0 6remont Auemlc.
GGarles Snobroot, IL (geidicocn),
9tr. i2S. Sit.Gburd) Strobe. mo
Roie NoamS. Sc.
SbomoS ". @caru, %, ltn6 Alicc
2. 2ouna. %; @pplitont ". .. Be
lit, 9tr. t72S, SScitgto Ipenue.
SomeS ". Sobnion 81. unb 9oro
6. GutolI, 20; Npplifant 9lnna W.
Moorc, Nr. $40, @eit Sopette.S Ctr.
MoIter Sd)mi0t 81. Yer. 407, @eit.
IS. Strnbc. mo Matte No. @iQiS.
81.
Holano 4, Gapi3. 81. uno anna
&. @cbcr, 20; gppIifont allgrlit ".
Sdnli0t, Nr. 6t7. @eit 2erington-
Strorc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-29
5(nrere Gbenter.
10 uitf Nto0emie."

- V+Fl " | p u | u u / w x.
6In 0ruriu aus Dem Sebeu in
milSeu Meiten abe Rolmo Zip" be
titelt. gebt 0ieIe ISOLDE IN ser oNfAiit=
Atq0emie~ iibcr oie @retter, ruelbe
Ole HeIt be0eutcn. Gu9 Stiid be
idjreibt 0as Shuu mo (retben oIi
elncr Mango oerGl @cmobner lrci
mo %ln1e5iiQclt leben; Is fiibrt ms
Weniten Dor Nltgeu, Die gar beiB 81
Iiebcn. ubcr olld) chen 10 bitter 5tt
hu'ieu DrrItcbeu. Sm Ep%r0crQrtu0c
Der Nnn0luuq itcbcu 5lDci ilnt1c
Wdmcr. mcId)c NcGcnbublcr lil0 III
Dem @erbcn nm Die Omit zines
idGncu Wd0dcn$. Gle 9ciOcu trcffeH
i'd in Der l9iilie mo mollcl lid) cben
jltm 3lpeitompf uut %cbcn >no 600
pprbcrcitcu, ais lie BON elmer Non0e
,Sn0iancr ii6crfdQcn mcr0cn un0 lid
min gcmcinihaitlih Gcgcn ben ncllen
6eino ucrtbei0igcu. Ger Cine DER
9ei0eu miro IN Ocm Sample pcrrOltn-
Der mo itirbt. Sic mGnHlihc @oltpt
portic miro BON &ru. MnclDn 9lr-
budle Qcipiclt. 0{ittuud) mo Som.
Itaa iil0 Oic OIntiuec Gage.
yTur0'~ GprrrDuu@."
&olepb G'AFdru Der bcrilGmte
itimmbegobtc iriihc SGn0cr. in Der
umiiiontcu muiifoliihGu &om0bie-
oEcgQp Mad)rce" lis Die Nttroftion
0icicr Nohc IN ySor0'a GpcrHbou3".
&oicpb C'D(uru hat crit gnu} tiIr}lih
iid) oDllc WfiiGc in Ooa 0cr} Oea Glts
bIifnn9 binein III liltgen pcritouOcH;
iein Grfolg III ser G.udferItoot mar
ciu ulHrfuobnIid) gl1n5Clloer uno4
und) l0iro 6 ibm }uciiclo3 AclInQclL !
idItcl nit ieincn @6rcru 6rcmo.
idlnit 3I iAlicBgl. Cine &iiultlcrim A..
ihrent berilbntcu &nrtucf ourd)mte /
cbcubiirtig, Sri. AOrieunc 2lllquur- !
De-" pcrtritt Die mciblid)e 6olptpor !
tic, mo nm Oicie 6eioen oStor2"
artppircn lib go tiid)tigc Ginger
unlo SGugcrinucu. Die 0eiungliden
Ginlo6cn iino mclo0io9 mo pudcuO
NM oiiritcn dud bier lid bulo 80 |
pulnritGt gcmiuncn. Sceniife Nlta.
ltdttlilg ml0 &oitiimc itebcn ulti
b0dItem fiinitleriid)cn 9}ipcoll. 0}itt
nodl ltpb Sonitng lpcrocn Nocbmit
to9s GurItellrlgen Ge0eben.
oIl6augh'S GGcuter,"
Su bieier g2od1c briugt Die RciQ-
MorriS Company, Ucldc iid) bcrcit8
citcn lidercn Elab in Der @ultit oe5
&ultimorcr (beutcr Eltblifrma cr-
.uQr6cn bat, IN y9ubougb'@ Ibcoter"
0us S6ouipiel nlGc Mon Oil the
&or" 5ltr Qaritealtng. Goa Stiid lit
cine Eromotiiirlna ser b%cfnnnten
Muc @rotb'id)en NopeQc gleiHen 9}o-
mems mo mie oieie bobintereiiaut
lul6 ipannenO. ST.. &amca O'9teia
Derf6rpert 0ic Titelrollc; cr bat III
Dcrielben rcid)c @%clegcn6cit, ieine
pteIIcitl6eH idouiplcIcriidGi 6dbi9 T
tciter in bcitcn 2id)tc erqI0n5ct 81
Grl. Goptbc Gbopman, Ole
onmutbigc iulac @iinitlerin. ipiclt :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-29
2cotc ou9 .cbc Romno ltp" in Der iutjgNfoocmtc.

oic id)6Uc elrnpGiiGc SduQcvia. gle
%2btcre lit ~blReirert poN Mjpo, Dem
mcltbctumnteu &iolinincu mo Yiob.
bnbcr Scr 1}rin5ciiiH Gbimon, uto
icilGr m0urii5en &dpcltc. &l@
Grtro 2itroftioncn mciir ooa 4Sro.
0ruum aut: Die Crigiuol %ro6uttion
u1t &dru3'5 Muiitfom00ic N Ai0ht
IN q &ouool Niriic &hIt4 inn ON.
NETT &c &op nit iaiHrr ciqcuGi Sc.
iruidjait in Der 6yomdtiitcn Ebunto
lie ol5n Nrcantlon6". Dnnebcn gIcbt
ca iiiNi %ouOcoiUc- &ftc, je0er elm
3clllc hcrportuncn0 III icincr Art, Co..
&~inctogrupb i6liobt Nos @roQroum
NIT Htucn nriQiltcdCn 9il0ern ub O.
Qirbt t0Niid, 2fo0njittna2 @oritcauu.
gen.
N Hhitbttum."
@obl ic}rHr.bat in lester }cit ENC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-29
nM Ehcntcr."


Cine Der bcitcl WurIc2fc. Craouf.
iotioncW Der oucritoiii@cn &iibuc,
Die o@op Nioaollcra0cr2,~ madlt in
oieicr Modc ibr GriHeincu in ocH,
u0uUctu 56eotcr". 3mei rci}cuor
@eiatg4poiicu mcr0cn pol Ger @c.
lculdoit sur Noritcluu9 acbrod)t.
melGc reid al gciImDcr 4oluif iUo
rm0 brcitcu Spiclroum fir iteaiidc
Erodltcntioltmg a%cudbrcu. Ter
G0or, 0ic}ca &ouptuugreoirnj Der wo.
0crncl &urIe2fc.& oritcalmQ. lit cine
Combination BON ShGubcit uno
@ro3ic. 9iiHt MIR ooB aGc fijni3i9
,Q}dOel biibihc @ciidtcr haGcn 1ruo
ibrc Euriier Goitiiutc mt Ohio III
trngcn ocrite1c1L, ncIll lie uilicn oll6
Gcihmoduof 81 iilgeu ut0 elegant
SIT tolicn, %u oClio~ tretcl nur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-29
Nus Baltimore GOnntp.

Nus @altimDresGUMHtD
pr. @eorae 9lroIo oou 2eeOsniQe er,
ibieBt iid) mad ser &iidtebr o
ejucm &oloal9ilug, @alo~
brand IN Der Babe Don Grange.
bile. &erlonat Ghaoeneriab
iir mrleredlte &crboitna.
@r, George &lrolO. Elm 80 Sabre
alter Nctuobncr non HccO9oiIle, ciner
tItuncu Crtihuit in Der HIbe pom
&iotct>piuc ihoB iih onl Iouneritag
Ibcllo in otl Stopf unO iturb oltgert-
dIIdlldl. SEER lIroIo bate oen Gag
( alit &aQcn iuQebrodt urto bot ieiue
SrdlL ol9 cr ON Nbcu0 bciMte(ute,
inn 0o9 N1euObrO0 }ujubcreiteu.
ASGhvcuo ScbtCre nit 0icier 9lrbeit
%bciGditiQt mor. bortc lie ciucn S6uB
MS ciurn JtcbcujiumIcr foucl. gIS
lie &cttcrca bctrut iuuO lie ibrcn
OtGuL aus cillcr AopIurW0c but
teuO, toGt upr. 6idter 6rolt Bono
BON &iolct5pille belt cincu ~ISuquclt.
bel Dem Elm alf Selbitmoro luuteHs
0e3 &croitt abgcGcbcn mltr0c. Iieic3
&croi(t luuroe in5luiihcu bon picleu
Soften tort tritiiirt. ga abiolut fem
@rum0 iiir Die Sclbitmorb- Sbeorie
uorlua lul0 lIun IN &ee05niQe e6er
grAn6t, OoB lid oic g9aife 5uidllig
2uthuo, ais lie SEER Nrolo entlue0cr
reiuiGen o0cr entln0eu ruollte. Die
NintcrbIicbencn limo ole @itttuc, 0rei
Iod)tcr unO 5uci SGbnc. 3ie Beer,
0lgut9 liu0ct morgcn &ormittog
Itott.
@o(Obroub bel Strange.
uillc.
Gur0 cineh 8rouO. Der an 3Srei.
tag 9}admittoN III ciucnl 5luiid)en
Cmlgon mo Siucloir.&one qelege.
ltet @c6ol5 mlSbrad), lulroc OaS
@obngebGuoc 0ea Nrt. Charles :.
6or, Gbcf2 Oea ltotiltiidcn 9iireoltr
fiir Suou'tric. at lunguuz9aue
uor0li6 BON NrnngcUiQc be0robt.
unb MIR 0tl bcroiidlcn Anitrcngru.
gen Scr @ur0cnpiQe, ISelterluc6r lit Is
SIT per0unfeu. oar ooiielbe gerettet
iuur0e, Wun ninmt an, 0o6 Der
Nol0bruno Oitrd Slurfen aus elmer
ooriIbcrfobrcu0el Sofonotiue ser
Baltimore . Ohio 9ubn" peruriad)t
mur0c.
Nugeblt0 nm 6ulotq per.
buftct
Sm a~reiHgerit5t 5lt 5orpiun miro
gcacniuGrtig elm Ero5cb ~per6onoelt,
ben Nr. ISM. I. Cole acgen Die Bal.
tiunOrc ohio @obn 8cieuihait"
anitrcngtc. Ger &lGger perlangte
$4,000 S6uocncriob, neil or an.
Gcblid) un9cre6ticrtigtcr Meiic ourd)
@eumtc Der 8obngeieaihoit perbaitet
por0cn mar. Seinc Serbuitulg en-
iot0te Oltrd) Yriuot IctcttinS Der 81
lenbabn.@ elellidait alti Die BON pier
&noben erbohcne 8eiduloiqung,
Strt Cole babe ange6lid) ans cirlem
@tle1bd6ntuoaaon 81 WaionbiIle.
Mime Nrluloel'Go untA inn Npril 1907
orei Siitcn Gonierpen g~eitobIen.
9ciub ser @Iococ.S Citation.
GiuCr Ginluouna 0eo Nril. Sictor
@!ocOc mo Der 9eanlten ser .ga-
top9co electric ono Wumniocturina
GomnonD" 5uiolgc iauoen lid &c.
itcrl 5uDlrci6c Peluo6ner bon 9alti-
more uu0 Don @omur0-G County 5t
&ld)clIer Gin, nm Die Sloeoe.S tation
Der &roitonluGc ser Fotop@co.Gon
padnic IN bciidtiBen. ltnter beit BE.
I!IDcru %Deionocn lid pielc aunoen
Der G|ompu0nie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-29


ihonipiclcriidc &eiNltHg i'll uciNlten
&reiict einu side Hi,fHcrfiantfcit
scrrcot. mic Sir 0ca sly Guacnic
Blair it ogFtl Ttamo F4r areitb2r
Sonoto" lnddle9 aIeie &Spd)c I'M
p}htoitoriunl" III Scene geht. Sri.
Blair intcrprjtirt Die HoGe Der sat.
tic SricOldnoer ~ eilteS G6oroffers
poll bon Miocripriidjen, 6alo Elm lie.
ben0c1, mormiiihlcnoes @ci6 bol0
eiliel1 moGrcu lcitfel ourItelcno. Gic
trefflidjc aiiritlerin erid5pft icoe
Y6ole ciPier ijbcroilS i6pieriQcn
&pAe nit Nleiiterid)oft. 1ie miro
oplt cilicr Irltppa BON 5lpanjiq crleic.
ner &inlitlrr mirflam rnteritiibt, 10
ooB aild) 0ic flcinitG 9febenroGc orloe.
mclien mragciilat ill.,. 9luttnee lod
iinb MoutuN IienitoG, 6rcitog un0
Sonlfog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-29

ncnt aGrittcn inn Num0c," Nrt. Ge.
tbicr, gGbt Scr 9tlti zines 1o6begobs
ten ~innscn aiiuitlrr9 %pornlli, Der be-
ionbcr9 p0u Scr oliipuh&oolcn 9tep.
Porter Frci'e w1gcw6DnlidJ geieiert
mllroC.
81 nrtcrbdu NuS il cllun1
Der Gr9ifnnng unbc. 49, 9lnl
IieuiIag bc9innt bic grobc @urtelt,
notwithstanding inter Den gluipi5ielt
Scr nNinrpidll0cr Staots. Nortifultltr
@ciclidlHit," un0 ihon Jest iiiQt iid)
Die D.. Hcgiments s&oolc NIT Den 30.
Den Gr5enaniiicn 6e0 iriid)tbarell
Mtor0lalo'S. 3ugleid nit Der 9llla.
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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-30
KEEP MAKING MONEY.

South Dakotans Not Hit by Financial
FURRY, Bank Reports Show.
The bank reports of South Dakota,
both state and national, for several
years have shown a steady increase
in individual deposits, the financial
furry not having had any apparent
effect on conditions in this state.
The report of State Examiner }. l..
Jones, for the call of June 2, shows
deposits in the state banks amounting
to s34,O65,62O57. This shows falling
off of g little more than 100000 from
the call OF March 6, but at the same
time the report shows an increase Of
$9OS,35629 over the state bank depos-
it's Of year ago The national banks
show individual deposits for the same
date of $2O,193,769.09 This shows an
increase in the deposits in this class
of banks of 1892 ,S4O.25, which makes
a net gain in deposits Of all banks Of
the state Of s632, 5O5.02 from March to
June ~-.~---;.,,r 49,
The total deposits Of individuals in
all the banks of the state on the first
Of June reached the sum of $685.
974,66. This is showing of which the
people of the state may we'll be proud,
and is far higher rate of deposits
for each resident of the state than
most of the states show
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-30
ESTIMATING THE COST.
Protective Works Likely to Be Built
Along the VermiIion.

Protective Works Likely to Be Built
Along the VermiIlion.
w. j. McEathron, supervising drain
age engineer under Engineer S. H.
McCrony, and a force of men have
been making survey of the Vermill-
ion river and valley in order to out
line the cost of protective works to
relieve the valley from overflows.
When the survey is completed re,
port will be made to the department
of agriculture as to the character and
cost of the proposed works. 1t will
then be up to the people to build I'm.
der the state drainage laws Or leave
things as they are. The cost per acre
will no doubt be small when com,
pared to the increase in the value OF
the land.
The program for the annual insti-
tute for Clay county is being distri5-
uted among the teachers. The insti-
tute dates are Aug. 3-12. Prof. E. c.
Perisho has been engaged as conduct
or, and his assistants will be Prof
Trettien, Prof. Byers, Mrs Clearwater
and Miss French.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-30
HERD LAW ENFORCED.
Owner Of Cattle That Stray Into Crops
Has Big Bill to Pay.

The first case of enforcement of the
herd law in Lyman county, under the
provisions Of the vote taken several
weeks ago shows that it is rather
costly for stockmen to allow their
stock to run at large. The cattle Of
knut Knudsen went upon the land of
Jorgen Claussen and damaged his
crops. He took up the stock. and
knudsen refused to recognize that
right AS result in justice court he
paid fine of SIS for assault, IS for
taking cattle from restraint and dam.
ages of s75 to crops. He also faces
damage suit of $3.50 in circuit court
for damages done to trees by his stock
while on the Clausen farm The out
come of this suit will encourage other
homesteaders to gather in stock which
stray upon their lands, and will pu.
the stockmen instead of the home
steader upon the defensive.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-30
CROP OUTLOOK GOOD.
With Right Weather Yield Should
Excel Last Years.

In spite Of the excessive rainfall in
Dawson county during the months of
May and June, when more than seven
teen inches fell, the crop condition is
reported to be good under the circum-
stances. Since the ground has dried
out wheat and oats have made a rapid
growth and are not far behind the
season. Oats, early ones, will be ready
to cut in a few days, and the stand is
said to be good. Wheat will be ready
for the harvester in about ten DAYS or
two weeks. The low lands have been
drowned out in many instances, but
it is not believed that the damage IN
to the present time will go beyond 10
per cent With plenty of moisture and
sunshine it is believed that the gener
al results in the country will exceed
those of last year. Corn is reported to
be nearly as far advanced now as last
year at this time, and every indication
points to successful crop.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-30
CAN RESEED FORESTS.

Experiments in the Black Hills Show
New Growth Will Cost Little.
demonstration in the Black Hills
natural forest which for three years
past has been the subject of costly
and extensive experiments, is proving
successful and the forestry officials
are much pleased with the final re-
suits. The work Of reseeding first
was commenced near Roubaix in 1895
by l.. c. Miller, chief of the section
of planting. One of the most Interest,"
ing methods was to scatter seed OH
the last spring snow and let it sink
into the wet ground, but the most sue
cessful plan seems to be preparing
the ground with a spring tooth har~
row and then scattering the seed
broadcast. Forest Supervisor Hamil-
ton declares that the 100 acres Of
burned forest land in the Black Hills
can be reseeded at small cost to the
government under the new method
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-30
LIGHTNING PLAYS PRANK.
Burns Hair From Side of Woman's
Head and Melts Glass in SpectacIes.

Burns Hair From Side of Woman's
Head and Melts Glass in Spectacles.
An old lady by the name of Holmes,
who lives near Mcclure, in Stanley
county, had an experience with light
aing in the storm of last Friday even
ing which came near causing her
Heath. The clouds appeared so threat
ening that she, in company with q
grandchild, started from the house %
cave, where they would be safe in
case of wind. While on their way
lightning struck and knocked them
both down. The child recovered in
lev lev minutes, and does not appear to
ave been injured. Mrs. Holmes was
unconscious several hours but is re-
ported to be getting along all right,
and will recover. When those whip
saw the accident arrived, they found
that the bolt had burned the hair
rom one side of the lady's head. had
melted the glass in her spectacles.
and had torn one shoe completely off
Ter foot, melting the brass eyelets n
he shoe. There were no other marks,
and no evidence that the lightning
aad touched her any other place than
where the hair was burned.