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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

a couple of hundred yards Off, on the
very crest OF the spur up which he had
run, he stopped and turned partially
round. Firing again from rest the
bullet broke his hind leg far up and
went into his body. Off he went on
three legs, and ! after him as fast as
the horse could gallop. He went over
the spur and down into the valley of
the creek from which the coulle
branched up. in very bad ground.
My pony was neither fast nor sure
footed, but of course in half mile
-
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13


For SaleA new room story and
a half cottage. Fine cement base
ment almost full size of the house.
The house consists of front room,
dining room. bath, kitchen, pantry
and china closet on first floor.
The upstairs contains two beds
rooms, two closets. Electric lights
and fine electric light fixtures an
thru the house. This property III
close in, being only 81 blocks from
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

v ........''. w s..
Il b. ,...
as bad missing when out in the field
and that not once, but again and again,
I l nave never made big bags myself,
i Tor ! rarely hunt except for fine hend
! or when we need meat, and If Ii can be
avoided do not shoot at ia WIS or does;
| so the greatest number | have ever
killed In day was three. This was
late one November, on an occasion
when our larder was running low. NV
foreman and |. upon discovering this
fact. determined to make trip next
day back in the broken country. away
from the river
We breakfasted hours before sunrise
and then mounted our horses and rode
up the river bottom. The bright prairie
moon was at the full, and was sunk in
the west till 1t hung like globe of
white fire over the long row of Jagged
blulfs that rose from across the river,
while its beams brought into fantastic
rellef the peaks and crests of the buttes
upon our left. The valley of the river
itself was in partial darkness, and the
Still. twisted branches of the sage.
brush seemed to take on uncanny
shapes as they stood In the hollows.
The cold was singing, and we let our
willing horses gallop with loose reins,
their hoofs ringing ON the frozen
ground. After going up mile or two
along the course Of the river we turned
OH to follow the bed of large dry
creek. At its mouth was a great space
or ground much cut up by the hoofs of
the CATTLE which was in summer over
flowed and almost a morass but now
the frost-bound earth was like wrin
kled Iron beneath the horses feet. Be-
mind lis the westerning moon sank
down out of sight, and with no light
out that of the stars, we let our horses
thread their own way up the creek bot
tom. When we had gone q couple of
miles from the river the sky In front
or our faces took on faint grayish
tinge, the forerunner of dawn. All In
the valley was yet dark when we
reached the place where the creek be-
gan to split up and branch out into the
various arms and ravines from which ,,
It headed. We galloped smartly over
the divide into set Of coulies and
valleys which ran into q different |
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13
Y g =.

anu MT NJ W. 4 OK OF w
tertown We're Sunday visitors
z. y. Klein's,
A. Hanten was a Waiver
caller one day last week.
Geo. Raatz is enjoying Wis
i fromshis brother Chas. of Gibbol
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

lNXNNK IHxUUl
| DEER 4
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
fCOpyrteht 1885 nv G. p pil1nam'a gona
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

G<SISsCCCEao0SCHS
Istl RI S1ALE. III
~es-serse~.~erser.ss<r sesN~~~r.
For! Sale % liver typewriter No.
5, latest model Good condition:
practically new a bargain il TAX
enat once. Enquire at this office. +
1911.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

] n IA wv IA II ~
.K-TAI E
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

but at any pIic
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

'KAMPESKA KICKS
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

7liiss HIItS UIocK anu FenLS IOl
| $25 per month and has rented fol
THAT amount for the past two years
i in fact ever since it was built
4 This house was built BY a man VIII,
is g practical mechanic and wa
i built for his own use. Nothing
i but the very best lumber was uses
in the building and the plumbing
ia tho st,oof y,,,,,,.,xy 81. II
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

~ AAGA9tAAASS,S
MINI was visiting with Joe Bauer
and family Sunday.
Albert Lindner is hauling lum-,
Der for his new house which he
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

erfect satisfaction with
ngs and making.
Our business il
chases at three
--styles reflect Il
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13
g 5g37 q

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burk spent
Saturday at Mrs Burk II uncle Il,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

||nEHN INIT n)
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

NlOts of frills.
d as much as S8S
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

is 50x150 feet to alley. There i
|also a small house III the yard 10,
IL which is used for storage pur
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

s.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

ats plain and SOBER or Wit
y as little as $40 q
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

Z : - = F' - ?
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

, you'll get a fuI
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

He0 III "zHu III III UV6TCOa1 Is HeTe---
g in---y0uW find all manner or c0afx--
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13

W fitting models
4 You can !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Spnncnauf. nnb llntcrgang.
Sas @cttcr.

Sir Worplan0 mo ben 9titrift
Columbia bcutc un0 morgcn tlor nm
bobcre 1enpcrutur; lcihte meltlidc,
nof Dem Sii0cu umiprin1cnh1
@inoc.
Gdte5 &interluettcr berrid)te Qc.
itcrn. Sn Der 6riibe, nm 6 llbr, ltau0
OoS Guediilber inter Dem @cfrier.
puntt; cs mar III l6 Stunocn ilber
80 0roo gciulCn, mo IN Ocn 0oiicll
botte i'd 5iemlid %itorfcS Gia Ncbil
oct. NobrcnO 0eo 9tod)mitto9& fC'
men pcrein5cIt SdnceiIodcn bcrlm
fer. Ter Wino mor itorf mo per
bel Gem luornlen Wetter Der porbcr.
gebcrocn Gage llcbcr5iebcr unO Ec!3
iueggelegt bate, bolte Oieic alei,
Oungsitiide ihnca micOer herpor.
Yarlor.S efen iullroen oltd micocr IN
Gicnit geiteqt.
9ic nie0rigite Semperntllr mar 81
@roo nm 6 ll6r Worgena mo ole
bod)itc At @roo INN I llbr Nadnlit.
tags.
Sn oct an0crCn 0ltn0cS Wcitcy.
beobohtltngs ;, Stotioncn murOcn ole
iolgenoeu nieOrigiten Gcmpcroturcn
oer5cidJnet: Gnitport u, EortIonp 81,
Bolton 30, Nlbnnp 26, NCu Dorf 80,
YbilooeIpDio 81, Ntlontic Sin 30,
Waibington 30, Noriolf IS, SottcroS
A, Charlotte II. WilminQton As,
GbMlelton 56, Sopomnub "a, Su6z
ionpiue So, Slipitcr Ga, aep.@cIt 10,
Itlonto 36. Mtontqomerp IS, NNu.
Orleans "a. FoIeitinc II, @olpclton
"a, Corpus Gbriiti "a, McmpbiS 3S,
Cincinnati 2S, GittaburQ "a. SSpc0o
-, Buffalo -, Gleuclono "a, 2lpcn0
If, Detroit -, Worqucttc ~, Green
Ban 20, Gbicngo 26, IuIutb II, 81.
Foul "a, Ct. SolriS 30, aonioSsGitn
30, Snloho Is. Suron n, Ni@mord
a, Miuiiton q, SABRE 36, Sclcnu
2S, Gnlt 9ote 81. Icnoer 26, 9tortb
EIotie -. Googc Gitp IS, GmoriQo
80, SoS InQclcs i6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Ter SpnntagssG Correspondent

0oS Sonnto9sblott ocS oGcutihcn
Gorrciponberten" ioQte in tei1em
helltid)en Souic icblcn, Siclcn &cu-
ten inSbeion0crc Den orbciten6cn
9Iaiicn iebIt am @erttoQc bic 3cit,
iid piCl nit &cien 3u bcidditigcu
ober am Sonntag Oo bat (Sc0crnonn
YlllBe, iein @c0iiriniB nod) Qciitiger
9tobrung 5u bc%iric0i9en, limo Oo lit
Der oSonntog5 Correspondent" bic
Gclte 2eftiirc, Die man iid) MIR 0cnfen
tonn. 3tpor limo icinc @crid)te nid)t
icniotioncQ oiiQebouid)t unO milltiir.
lid gcf6rbt, ooiiir obcr correft unb
5llperl6ilig mo INNER Occent. Oon5
teionoers intcreiiont iinb Die c0itos
rielleu Elaubercicn; milienidoitlidlc
grtifeG gcrpGbrcn @clchruna unO gel
itige Inregung, mo Die bumoriltiifc
Scitc bietct Stoii sum &oden lift
1c5 IN 0ort ut6 9ilo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Sas @pdcnblntt.

GoS geitcrn crihiencnc &8ofcn.
bIott briugt iuirocr cine rcidc 6iiQc
intcrciionten u1O unrcgcnoen &cies
i%toifeS. @uS 9ubcI uno telegraph
in Der nergongcnen @ote aus allen
GbeiIcn Ser @clt gcnlcIOct, lit in ser
@ohcnrlnoid)ou in iibcriidtlidcr
@ciic 5riommcngcitcIlt uno giebt Den
&eiern eircn por5iiqIihcn llebcrblit
iibcr Die bouptiGdJlifcn Grcigniiic
olli Dem gon3en GrocnrunO. Cane.
ben finoct ser &eicr 9todribtcn aus
Dem Staotc, Sofol.9toti5cn ans 9ul-
tinlorc, Gr36blungcn, 2ofolnodrid).
ten aus oelltihen 8oucn, @umoriiti-
iheS, 8eoi6tc II. I. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

non1it in Die 2rtit oeiprcngt meroen
miir0e. Sblpobl Der Sohe feline ern-
itc 9eoclltltng bcigeIegt miro, 10 bot
ooH Ntori6ol 8ornon Gorge getro-
gen, ooB Die Gingdnge 5um @cridtS-
gcbGltOr iorgfdltig beipod)t iino uno
tcin irgcnOpie @ero1ttigcr GinIoB
crbGIt. Gic ienintioncllen Nnflogcn
bc5iiglidb Der Gr5pingulig bon 2ltpo'S
@eitanoniB murocn g~eitcrn nIIgcmein
lcbboft oiSfutirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
@m. u. Snpbcr.
StGnoc 757-759 gcriuaton- MART.

StGnoc 757-759 gcrinatpn-M artt.
Sd crlaubc mir, meinc &nnbcn
nno Oas aiigrmcinc Ynblifnm at be.
nad)ridJtiacn, oak i'd Den Ercis fci'
ner mcincr @aarcn crbGbcn merbc.
Sbgleidj Der Ercis i'm Gnsrpsbanocl
fir allc Surtcn Rinbs nno Sdlucinc-
flciidD crb6bt mprocn lit, ,ucrbe id)
mcinc &mnben bnrd) GrhObnng mcis
ncr Grciic nidJt iiberpprtbcilen. Mn
herbem ,ueroc ij ocn Stonbnro mci-
ncr @narcn iuic pprbCr bcWabrcn. -
Scntc ct,uas gan5 Scincs cdltc
bcntid)c Sof'Wnrit - uun alcrfcius
item 8eidjnudd, cs lit cine Iclifatciic.
= 0cbafcncr Sd)infcn, gcr6itetcr
SdIinfcn nnb iriidlc ~&uaf-y3mrit, bic
fciuitc, bic crbGltlid) lit, nnS piclc an'
bcre Spc5ialitGtcn. (95)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Srrfnbrtcn.

Sung SbomoS Sing BON Wontreol
cr5Gblt inn oitlihen S~totionsbouS
bon ieincn Eeiien unb GrIcbniis
len felt icincm 5m6lftcn Sabre.
No6 Jung an Sabren aber bcrcitS
reid an %Grfnbrun0en lit EbomoS ..
Sing. Gcrielbe mllrOe an Conner
Itog Ibcno bon Dem Eoli5iiten ellis
uufgegriiien ais er IN Der Hod)bur-
idoft Der SbamcsitrnBc nod eincnt
3inmer llmihou belt. IlS Sling.
Der Is Sabre alt lit, g~eitern Dem go
tionSbolta porgefiibrt rurr0e, madtc
CT folgen0e Ingabcn: sd bin III
Wfontreol, CANADA, geboren rno oltf-
Ge5ogcn. NlS id) II Sabre alt mar,
tumcn nlcinc Gltcrn BET eincm Giiens
tobnunfou inns Se6en lno ih mar
bon 0a an o1f mid lclbIt ongelple-
fen. SD follo 5ucrit InItellung in CT
nem Sirius, nerridtetc bort 5lierlt
oQcrbono &onolungcrnrbeiten uno
ltrnte ip0ter nltd) IN Der Irena olif
Dem Eferoe aunititilcfe por5ltfiibrcn.
9tom GirflS aus lpltroe id) nadeindn.
Der bci Observation-Disclosures cngngirt,
pcrlor ober 0ieie Eldbc, bo bic DC
icQifoItcn IN Die Bride gingcll. 3lt-
lett orbcitete ib ullb I'M ct. Warp'S
Nipcr, Sloriou, idnb obcr bolo aus.
boB oieie Irbeit fir mid 81 id)fper
mar. SD nobm Oesbolb meine mage
rem GrlporniIie mo begonn norolid)
81 manocrnJ INN nod meiner Seimatb
5uriid5llfebren. IlS i6 geItern III
Baltimore lanbete, bate i'd nod 1G
Gents ltnO periudte, mir fir oieielben
EN- Nodtlogcr 81 croberrl oils i'd BON
Dem Sfubmom in @emabriom ge-
nonlnlen mltroe." 9luf iein Bitten.
i'm feincr Nllitult 81 i%lberlpeilelt, lieB
i'm Der Rid)ter laltfen, 5lntal lid 40
li5iit Siibop crbot, Den a%lfgeruedten
Slllngen in leiner @obnlng 81 beber'
bergen, bis CT 9ci60ftigutg gefunoen
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

8rotulirten Srn. ser.
r. Gie 8robgrid)lporenen ltll-
tcriitfcn SIR 3eit bic 3beater, 9otelS
ilno onocre oiicntli1e 8ebdiioe. Sci
Der &ciidtigrn9 beS oWorplnnc'
lbcoter9," 0es .2(noitoriimS" nno
bc9 .Morplnn0 .NotelS," Die ollc Srii.
SomcS z. &Crnon geboren, grotillir'
fen tic 0ieitm Serrn 81 Der lplinocr-
pollcn Ginrihtung Der beioen @ulen'
tempeI uno 5u oem arobartigen I'm
tprnebnlung geiite. oen or bel Ger Or
rtd)tun8 0e2 lmpoianten @ctanot'
Completes entuidelte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

con urb mad europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Neru.Dorf, aaiiite ooer 3pii9en.
oef. Wehiel. ausldnoiides @eIb.
Greoitbriefe uno @eIoienoungen.
36eo. $. 0iener & &C.,,
Wr. 217, Ci.gaItimorc'S trafe.
d.
vdiic fir's yxsleab beipr9t e. Ntine, 81.
l13, cha5altimsTr,S tr.s uate Cation esxie.Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
,Sarmunie . Cafe"

&r. Ala, @eit.6 apctte.S traee, aarl
Sdlmiot, S%nBubrr. Wdrsbmrgcr Sof-
brGa friidJ I'M 3api. Diners, Scnpers
a Ia carte. ScSen Samitas gbcno
Urei'GOnser1. (April1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

gefiibrt. Erofeiior @iercc font1te ole
0ItliGe 60bcre 166tcri6ulc uno Die
Grippe bon Morftl2b0locn am
Wartct Ylacc nidt ACnltG Iobelt.
NQcroilaS iplrOc Dem @roiciior bic
aebrieitc Der WcooiQe, Die Sdlllcn
9tr. 6, III, , u1O an0Crc bauiGui1c,
lnaeeignetc @eb1u0c nidt Gcjcl9t
lonIt more mobridcinlid) icin 10 reid
ge~ipcnOetc5 Sob bcoeutcnO ob3c.
idnG6t mor0cn. &u5miihcn orbcts
tet ober 9oll. &nipcftor Ereiton an
ben Yldncn idmmtlidcr GItercn
SduIgcbGu0c mo miro in cini8en
(aacn icincn 9eriht iiber sic notbs
menoig geium0cucn GonOCmlirunBcn
Dem Mtapor mterbrcitcn. WnDor
M}oDool un0 sic WitglieOcr ocS
Sta0trotbs e Gomitc's iiir 0iicntlidc
SnItitltc pcrOeu IN 9cglcitmg oc9
@rn. Wortin Wiencroird an Monto0
Nnhmittog Der Sfulc lr. 6 al Der
SilOsNnnItroBe cincn 0ciud abItut-
ten, nm 0ieica @ebdlt0e. mcldc5 be.
reits Dor 30 &abren conOemnirt MIR.
oc, elmer Gciidti9unG 81 untcr5ielell,
0nS Gomite iiir Nrhitettrr ser
SfulbcborOe bat GcItcrn 5luar an
8olls &nipettor Erciton in cincm
Sdrcibcn I'M 2%lQgemciucn iibcr Dor.
5unc6mcnoe Ncuballten Don Sdrllgc-
b0iioen geiprohcn, 0of fam &r.
Freiton nod INNER nidt9 tbull, On
ibnt ole gcplnntc @roBe Der @ebdllOe
nod INNER nift mitgetbeilt lit. Ga
Is MN pole bier Mollotc 0altcrt, cbc
Die &ornrbCitcn iilr 0icic 9tcltbnltterl
bccnoct limo, miro c$ 2lltgult mcrocn,
che nit Dem @ou b%cgonncn mcroen
fam. 3lcrit DerOcn mabrldclnlid)
oic Sdulcu 9tr. 80 an ser HciitcrS.
tomn.Hpno uno &ntcsNpenuc lln0 an
ser Gte Don WltlberrDs uno FoDIon-
StrnBc Crri6tet mer0clt 0n 0aiiIr Die
@@runoitiide bcrcit9 gefouit iillo.
Cam miro mobrihcinlid Die SHltlc
IN Noperlp an Die Heibe fommcn.
Gas @runOitiid lit 5luar bierfiIr nod
nidt gcfaltft mor0cm obpobl idon
III 1906 fiir o1iielbc $1,000 mo iitr
Die Sdlltle $4,000 bcmiQigt nltrs
Den. Sn 6olgc Ser porgeid)rtttcncn
3cit unO Der 21ngc ser Gororbcitcn
weroen mobl IN Oiciem Sabre taum
nod meiterc SdyulgcbGuoG III 2lngrifi
genomnten merOcn, ga sic Shulbc.
b0r0e es periGltmt bat, gIeif udf
Der N%ltiitcQun9 ser Budget SerorO-
ming nit Sen &ororbeiten SIT begill-
ucIl.
9tlli9e Sad tpretie
Sn Der qcitriGen Spc5inliibung Scr
9u0getbeboroc fam Die &erpodtlu1g
zines lbeiles BON Gait.GolS. 2tpenle
an @ilbcrt Bros. oui's Gopct. Gil
bert Bros. battcn i'm lettcn gllgllit
iiir $50 pro lSobr bic GrIoubnib bon
scr Stn0t crbolten cilen Gbeil ser
Slt-Sous-2 uoenue ais Sol5lo1crplub
Dor ibrcm @rltnOitiid 81 benubcn,
melhca in3lDiidcn pon ser Nb5uga.
fnnaI Gommiiiion iiir sic Ellntp-
ltutlon nngetauft nor0en tit. @ilbcrt
Bros. crlnllbten Ser Gomnliiiion, olli
oieiem 8run0itiid 9~obrulgen nr5ll-
itelcn mo 8cbGllOe nic0erjureiBen,
obmobl 0uS @rln0itiid crit an 81.
Wfoi in Ben 9elit Der Staot ilberjll.
gebcn bat. Gle Sta0t bate rlllt 8tl-
bert Bros cinen nel,el Elab ollge-
mielelt, bod ltellte Is iif bcrolts, Dab
Otto 9uder oenielbcn bcreitS utter
cinem Endtuertro1 belibt. 0r. Iudcr
ertl1rtc lid) obcr geitcrn ountit eill.
ueritonoen, oob Gilbert Bros. Ben
Nlnb bis 5llm 81. Wioi nit benlbrn
tolulcn. &l5miIden miro iilr Gilbert
Bros. Gin ncllcr So8crpluB gcilunOcn
lpcr0ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
S. 9iener & 60.

Seuti6es uilb anberes ausldnbi.
ides @eIb gefauit unb uerfauft.
@eloienbunsen beiorst nod Geutih.
LAMB, Seitrei6, &uBlanb II. I. M.
@ediel ausseitellt auf ai,sIdnoiide
ganfen. greoitbriefe unb 1rapelers
GhedueS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
O..NQltimore.St
ScbbcI's cinsiaes 9ltelier.

YcDucIs ctn3t9es Wfelter.
@ir babcn MIR Gin Mtclier in 8afti.
more, nn6 has beiinbet iid In Der
Gtase ST ebcner Grbe, Nr. 321, Nor6.
0ag., nabc Sisb-Str. &inbcr'Ybe.
tosrapbien cine SpesialitGt. - 3eiue
Naentrn mnb feline Sreppen 81 iteisen.
5. Scbbel. 6. Grni, UeidGftsfibrer.
(3t5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

*** Gincn Wusfenboll peronitol,
tct bic n3uperl0iiige Sdanf- uno
auim0rter > @eieaifaft" nahlten
Gienltog in Der rEbilantbropps
Sole," Nr. 1915, Sit.goltimore.
StraBe. Is iinb 6 @ruppen. unb u
Gin5elpreile ousgeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Mir0 in NJ poouterS L.
- GoS POM nNorooit.S Baltimore Der
I60nerrngs.0erein" 9eplante Stub
bolts ioa $4,000 foIten uno bier
Stodpcrfe bod mcrocn. Die 9eam'
ten oes &crcina boffen, BOB Dor Gb-
loui 0eS Sommcrs nod nit Dem Sou
bcgonnen mcrocn fam.
Ser ) obresberid oes Bra.
Iioenten @nn. u. Souie bon oef
Gercinigten StroBenbobn : 8eleas
id)oit miro ben %gftionoren am ID.
Ipril porgclegt meroen. Ter 8ertft
5ciot Dem @erucbmen nod, Dab Die
Ginnobmcn in 1907 bic bcitimmten
MltsQoben nm 81 100000 ilberltiegelt.
6inan5ielIeS. - Die nWnrp.
lambs parbonf" an Der ode bon
Commerce. uno 9oltimoreJS traBc
moft befonnt, ooB Die iGbrlifen
3inicn Don 315 Yro5ent auf Spor.
Ginloqen iebt 5um Girtrngen IN Die
Bidder Der Gepoiitoren bercit limo.
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bon Der Sonf bc5oblt.
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20
OFFICERS

w. F. BOtsfOrd, President.
VIM. Rhodes Hervey, Vice President.
II. w. Phelps, Vice President.
j. C. F. Hull, Vice President.
VIM. w. Woods, Cashier.
A. NJ. Brown, Assistant Cashier.
Geo. Bugbee, Assistant Cashier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21
OLlVER-FINNIE co,
MEMPHIS, TENN
Coffee Roasters Candy Mfqrs.
 Grocery Jobbers Soies Miiiers

At the big negro Baptist convcn- ton at Helena Thursday, Rev. J. C.. Battles, D. D., of Pine Bluff, secretary of the convention, said that the race question would have to be settled in a way that was substantial. The negro would have to buy land, pay for it., pay taxes and help to support the gov ernment. We must not be the worth Jess race in this country. AlmAst every member of my church owns his home"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21
HAWLEY MEMORIAL
 TO BE DEDICATED
Rev. l. D. Ma, Has Been Transferred to the Northwest Texas Conference but Will Make Effort to Free thurcll of Debt Before Departure.

Rev. ]. D. Nal the pastos for lhe past two year@ has been transferred t5 the NorthWosf Texas conference Bal k rcmaiuin2 in thc city few days siHin@ his time to rai~fng tbe debt that HHne@ oV"r llaNlrY Meuo- rial Church. This church has ma,e splendid prosress along all lines the pats ,No years so the membership feels that with soNe help from the Friends ot this mission church aud from He many friends o9 tae late James NJ. IIaWIeN, who died iu this city and for whom the church Waa named, they will be able to lift the nortGage and dedicate the building The fifth SundaT. November %, while thc Methodist pastors are attending their annual conference, soms sE.ong preacher will preach at HaWley and dedicate the church Announcement ] will be made next week
 Rev. Mays successor has not been named. He will cave with his Ian fly for McCaulty. Texas, abodt De- cenlber 1, having been given eiIarsa there. During his residence in this city Rev. May has accomplishel mach good religious work and made many friends who will regret 10 learn of his departure
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21

Mrs. Thomas Fleming, of No. s23 Poplar street, will leave Saturday night for Memphis, Tenn. for few days visit. She will be accompanied by her guest. Mrs. Ethel Ray
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21

Mrs. Ethel Ray, Of San Antonio. Texas, was called here Monday by the serious illness of her daughter, Miss Kathleen Ray, who is attending the Anunciation Academy. While in the city Mrs. Ray is the guest of Mrs. Thomas Fleming at No. S23 Poplar street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21

Napoleon Martin it@s resigned hi- Y ilion H. delivery e}e.k ip tbe eoet- /, tiioa aere @ad acce 4tcd I position 2, - Cotton Belt Ra.. oud OIL of Pnn Bluff. He will be miss ad oy thn Hdny pat1nns of this oiIic for It4 Was the best delivery clerh the HanJan tf- Benton Demor..,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-21

knoX Dream Mattresses are guar ;inteed the best--50 pounds of anti germ felt, s10 %. KnoX-Walllcl Furniture Co. 11-1S-6t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-07

ces of the first, second and third class in Alabama. The order becomes ef- fective July 1. or at the beginning Of the fiscal year.
 The order is regarded as of special importance In that it gives this city prece ndence over all other cities of the state from postal standpoint. Following so closely upon the order designating Birmingham as the South ern distributing point for postal sup plies. it js believed that the national government means to make Rirming- ham the central distributing office for the Southeast. @
 The offices of the first and second class affected are Mobile. Selma. Mont gomery. first class and Anniston. Bes- semer. Decatur, Demopolis, Dotnan Ensley. Eufaula. Florence. Gadsden, Huntsville. New Decatur. opelika, Tal- adega, Troy. Tuscaloosa, second class. In addition seventy-one third class of- Aces are affected. Oficers of the fourth class. amounting to 1.400 were directed to remit their funds here sew eral months ago.
 With the growing importance of the Birmingham ofice. postal officials be- lieve that the sub-treasury is sure to be located here. They also hope to have a new postal building erected here within the next few years.