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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-22

All persons holding chances on
Smith are notified that rattle will
take place wednesday evening, De-
cember %, at Henneman's cigar store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-22

The Stayton Mail is enterprlsing;
publishes some good pictures OF local
scenes
The Prescott daily news., 1909-02-18
LIBERTY BELL MAY SPLIT

Philadelphia, Feb .16.-The dis cOyery today that the crack in the Liberty bell has extended IT inches beyond it's original length has caused the starting of an other movement to prevent the proposed trip oi the old relic to the Pacific coast. The second crack which is scarcely percept- ible extends almost to the top of the bell and any sudden jolt may cause the bell to spit in ha,f.
 According to those who have charge Of the bell every trip made by the relic has caused a slight increase in the original crack. The committee of councils having the proposed trip of the bell in charge are expected to make a report on Thursday next Tn spite of the objections of sev- eral local patriotic societies it is expected they will report favor ably on the trip. Mayor Key burn has already expressed his approval.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-02-18

the forces arrayed against the President are those that he has officially assailed as public enc mics and there is a feeling which amounts to bitter resentment that he is being set upon because he Valiantly contended for the rights Of the many against the illegal privileges Of the few.
 Mir. Roosevelt has not been a diplomatic president He has lacked tact and has not at all times manifested that dignity which should attach to his high office. But for one fact he might have become the target of universal eXecration during al- most any month of his whole ad- ministratiOn. But this one fact gives glamour even to the rather spectacular stunts" in which the President apparently owes to in dulge. Needless to state that this saying leaven has been the very general and steadfast conviction that Mr, Roosevelt is a thorough y honest man, bent and determin ed to serve the people we'll and to correct certain alarming abuses
The Prescott daily news., 1909-02-18

that have grown until they have become social menace. The people have believed Mir. Roose- vert to be their friend and they have therefore applauded. him for certain things which had they been done by another man would have caused only criticism and condemnation
 Mr. Roosevelt is going out of power, He is not passing. Not all the vitupera tion of hostile press or the abuse of the spec ial interests, which he has com bated, will lessen the pub,ic's belief in the man. During his term Mr. Roosevelt has not sought the primrose path of dalliance and it is not likely that he as a private citizen will lose interest i'll the promotion of those reforms to which he devoted himself sc ZealOusly as an executive. He will continue to eXercisep great and wholesome influence in Ameri. can politics and those who seek to destroy him are likely to be the only sufferers from the ef- fort.-Fort Wayne News.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-02-18
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
THE PASSING OF ROOSEVELT

The sc-called reactionary press ol the country is having consdi- erable to say these days and all Of it in a hilarious vein concern ing 'The Passing of Roosevelt" who 1t affects to believe will drop precipitately into the darkest and deepest oblivion immediately up- on his retirement from office Ed itorials bristling with rancorous hate and cartoons Of a peculiarly malignant character herald the gray dawn of what is assumed to be new regime and there is studied effort to create the impression that Roosevelt out of office will be both discredited and powerless. It is a question however whether these very as- asaults are not adding immense ly to the already mighty prestige of Mir. Roosevelt with the people 1t is realized the country over
The Prescott daily news., 1909-02-18

which will be their home during their stay here Mir. Tatt
 visited the White House a short time after reaching the city and had a conference with the pres ident and the Board Of engineers who accompanied him to Panama
The Prescott daily news., 1909-02-18
JUDGE TAFT IN WASHINGTON

Washington, Feb. 16.-The pres ident-elect and Mrs. Taft ar- rived here today at 6.3O o'clock and went immediately to the res idence of Miss Mable BOardman
The Prescott daily news., 1909-02-18
s-is149S',S lE7k

;iI Whea ned on sooo pssr'ss .n'
 neatly displsyed type fe< your 'su, |,
 cry . valuable. w. have sss'ji q
 f.caky fov doing tho best q Y 0J work. at . minimum psica.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-12
Ga GS Ex 4 A. ,..h 1The Kind You Have Always Bought ign: 'ss::s's :s sas @l0N@
POINTS OF INTEREST.
Have You Considered

Have You Considered
 your vacation trip yet? If not. con- sider a European trip. It is as cheap as similar trip elsewhere of the same duration. Besides you visit many in teresting places and see so many sights that please you $. Loewith & Co.,. the steamship agents, 116 Bank street sell tickets to all parts of Europe and secure you staterooms or berths on any of the European lines. They also give you any information you desire and arrange an itinerary for 8 trip They are agents for all tourist companies. In other words. they will send you anywhere on the, globe. Tel. 99.
 =. G. w. Fairchild & Sons
 have a store full of new and beautiful goods suitable for the June wedding gift They mention a few articles from day. The prices on all their stock are moderate and the quality the very highest. If the gift comes from the Fairchild shop it is a guarantee of more for that reason. This house is always pleased to show their goods whether you intend to purchase or not. and just at this time it is pleasant place to spend a few minutes as the store is full of new and attractive gift things.
 Just Now
 we ought to be talking bath goods to you. the splendid stock of bath soaps. sponges. powders. sprays, etc, that we carry: or else telling you about the superior soda we are selling to the thirsty or asking you if you are ready for your vacation trip and have stock. ed up with lotions. bandages, plasters. etc. But the weather being such as it is we will tell you that what you need mostly is a bottle of our blood tonic 4Oc and 75c sizes to make new rich red blood for you tone you up so that you can withstand these severe changes. and give you a fresh start on life. No matter what the weather the season of the year demands that you paw attention to your hair. Our rum and apple hair tonic Soc bottle stops hair from falling, cures dandruff and restores the natural color to grey or faded hair. Sick room supplies of all kinds. crutches. braces. etc. The Woman's Drug Store. 129 State St.. one door below Main St. Tel. 28S-4.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-12
BIGGEST CIRCUS
 COMING
Ringing Brothers are Book ed for an Early Date in Bridgeport.

The best news of the day is the an- nouncement that on Friday, June 25, Ringing Brothers Worlds Greatest Show will visit Bridgeport, bringing the self-same organization of foreign talent that electrified the City of New York during the opening engagement of the circus in Madison Square Gar den.
 This is Ringing Brothers twenty sixth year in the business. Ten years ago they had the greatest show on earth and this year they are twice as big and ten times as good as then. This is no exaggeration. Those who know the show will believe the state ment. New York believes it. as the crowds that were daily turned away from the Garden unable to get in can attest. There are seven sensational numbers on the great program this season, and any one of them would carry a show to distinction. The Schumann per forming horses. worth their weight in gold because of the wonderful things they do: the Arthur Saxon trio of strong men who could move a house with their combined efforts; Roblide1la the Mexican wizard who hops on his head on high wire;- a herd of ele- plants that ring up each other and talk over a telephone from one end of the main tent to the other, and the thrilling and dangerous automobile double-somersault made by a mere girl are a few instances of the great ness of the show.
 There are other great acts. Those mentioned are merely samples of the great bill. Then there is menagerie that must be mentioned because it is the largest and most complete in America The parade. too. is a strong feature. It is all new and is three miles long. The big circus covers twelve acres. has 659 horses and employs near Iy 1,3O0 men. women and children.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-12

This is just another instance of the progressiveness of The Laborde Co.,, in being the first to give Bridgeport women an opportunity to view the new Pantaloon Gown, which is already the talk of two continents.
 Now you have a splendid chance to view the gown which caught on" in Paris, and which has caused quite a stir in many of the large cities of the United States.
 The above is a picture of this new est creation, but in order to gain a better knowledge of the way it is made and how it looks-see our at tractive window display.
 The farsightedness displayed by this advance exhibition is the keynote which characterizes our entire display of Summer apparel for women and misses.
 Do not fail to take peep at The Pantaloon Gown, in the window of The Laborde Co.,, next door to Lanes and opposite Howland's. "ss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-12
$2.50 GIVEN AWAY Boys, Girls and Grown .~ Folks

New York, June 9.-Thousands are taking advantage of the generous of fer of the Merrill company, 1161 Broadway, New York, requesting $2.50 in checks, which are worth the full value.
 You do not bind yourself to do any work, and have nothing to return.
 This is the greatest offer ever made. Send a postal addressed to the above named firm and they will send $2.5 in checks, and you will receive s2.50.
 Do not hesitate to write today, as this offer will not appear again.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-12
Children's Day to Be Celebrated By
 Devon Union School

Children's Day will be celebrated by the Devon Union Sunday, school, Mil ford, at the Devon Club house, Sunday, June 13. in addition to songs and reel tations by the children. the school will be favored with songs by the Lyric Male Quartet of Bridgeport and with short addresses by Rev. F. A. Sumner of Milford, and Rev. c. F. W. Ahrens of Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-12

The literary committee of the Bridgeport High School has accepted the verses submitted by Miss Corne- lia Sterrett Penfield to be sung at the gradua ton of the class of 1909. The hymn has been set to music by Miss Eleanor Lewis.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-11
Besiner, 5. D.
2. NDpember 1909.

Z. N0Oember l9O9.
SEPT lit allies nit Der 9lrbeit ferti9
uno Der talte Q9inter Dor Der 5iir, lper
ourh Yrairiefeuer nt6t un9liltlth mar
tonn Ii6 ieBt balb li6er i6lafen legen,
wenn ieiu 0dus6en lno bic SSelOsr nit
S9nee beoedt linO. 9ieientge, mel6e
our6 6euer oas lln9liif trGi limb Su
beOauern, aber es miro fir lie audi 9e=
Ior9t weroen, wie i6 bOrte ioll mein
Better Oeinrt6 SO9ele au6 6euer=
| Ih0Oen 81 oer5et6nen baben, es tut
mir letD, mer tann es aber Gnoern
9as arme Sieb 1T meiitens Su beOau=
ern, Die @eioe 1T Dabin uno bic StrOb=
| ibOber liegen in 9li6e.
Soiepb @aub ri6tete li6 cine neue
6arm auf, pel6e mein S6wa9er So=
bam g. 8O9ele bewObnen pirO.
6eorg S6illing unO SafOb &tmmet
nebit ibren 6rauen BON Ntor0=9atOta,
naren leBten Sonntag beiudsbalber
bel SObam S6illing uno 6rau, am
WOntu9 traten lie i6re &eiie nab Somrp
an; tbre Se9leiter waren: Sobann uno
6rieOrid S6iNin9 unO SOiepb Gaub
nebit ibren Srauen. SatOb S6neIoer
1T 9egenWdrti9 oaran Elm neues Saus
5u bauen.
8Or 3pei Sa6ren lam metn 6reuno
Sobam 9odter Sobn BON Gbrlltian
na6 9lmerifa, per feline gloreiie weiB
mo6te es MIDI pilien laiien. SOiepb
Saul taufte ii6 tiir3lib Elm PferO nit
einem 6Oblen BON Seinri6 8roB fir
bic Summe bon 1926.
SD erbielt tiir5lid eineu Sriei bon
meinem 8ater aus Siio=RuBlanb, in
wel6em er ibreibt, OaB Der Prets i'm
2ano 9eitiegen 1T, cine balbe g8irtz
| i6aft miro iebt gu 100000 &ubel per=
fault, bic 9sRiatins 5u $50. Rubel,
Der 9a6t lit oieies Sabr nieoriSer, leb=
tes Sabr wuros fir cine 8irti6aft an
Qadt 222 8ubel uno Oieies nur 18l
&ubel be5ablt.
Meine Sameraoen, pelhe nit mir in
8uBlano als Soloat oienttn. muBten
nieoer Elm Monat 10 lepo, no brapo,
mari6iren, id babe Ostawta betom=
men, parum? frdgt man6er, ih bin
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-11

bod iiin9er, nun ia ibr ieio in RuB=
lanb uno i'd in glmerita, oeBbalG bin
i6 frei.
2eBten Samsta9 fubr ih nit elmer
Sabuug WeiSen nab 0osmer, ais ih
als ib am Nbeno betm fam mar meme
6rau iebr trant fiiblte aber am Spml=
ta9abeno etpas beIier, obne su idumen
fubr i6 NIT ibr su 9r. @ernes mad
Gureta, na6 Der lluteriu6un9 9ab er
ibr MeoiSin unO fitblt iebt wobler. IS
lit beoauernswert wenn bic Mutter i'm
Sauie trant lit.
3ie Gbefrau oes Satob &immet in
Siio=&uBlauD, itarb am II. Septem=
ber, iie errei6te Elm gllter bon 43 Sab
rem, | Mpnat uno 20 Sa9en, es lit
pobl ,i6wer fir Die Sinterbliebenen,
aber 10 iino bic g8e9e @ottes.
Sd las in Der r@ureta Yoity oaB
mein Better 6rieOri6 S6illina bic
vYOft" als @si6ent Serrn Martin
SeBler na6 &uBlano i6itt, i6reibt
uns NAL ourd oieie 3eitun9 wie es in
Der alten Setmat ausiebt.
Gbriitian Stot taufte iib cine Sarm
bel 2ebr, N. o, beitebeuo aus 200
older, er be3a6lte SCI per gter.
Wit 8ruB an olle 9eier Der vYof"
iowie ben &eoatteur.
Gbriltian ,Slemmer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-11
,R@euullaliSnluS

.B S6ou iiber brei pOlle Wo6en
lit id an frr6tbaren Riideni6mer3en
unb &eiBen in ben @lieoern; na6oem
id allies periu6t, 9riff i6 gum SnOi=
i6en galiam uno id muB sur 9r6Bten
6reuoe beSeu9en, OaB id idOn na6 ei=
ni9em Ginreiben 2iuOerun9 fiiblte unO
in Slpei 5a9en uOllItdnOi9 ber9eitelt
mar. Sd empfeble ieOermann, Der an
Obi9es Ooer iiberbaupt rbeumatiiden
Grtrantungen leiOet, iofort cine 6lai6e
BON Dem ebten Snoiiden 8aliam Su
taufen. gu baben in @urer 9lpotbete.
N9enten werOen perlan9t.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-11
&orreipDnben5en
Gcedri6, n. d.
25. Sftpber 1909.

20. StIDDer lJU9.
9tun nit lan9em 9lusbleibeu tomme
i6 aud NAL iuieoer an Die &eibe. .Sas
Srei6en 1T OOriiber unb oas Gr9ebnis
mar fOlgenoes: g8eisen l0-l5 8uibel
Safer 27-30 gnlbel per 9(ter, Der
gSeiSenprets lit jebt 94c, iomit tann
Elm leoer mieoer our6tommen.
Der @inter bat lib audi i6ou oe=
melret uno bic &artOffel baben es am
beIten erfabren, benn, als man lie aus
9rGbt fano man nod ben oritten Seil
als gut 0or. giner bon uniern 6ar=
mern bat i6on 700 Suibel aussesra=
ben uno auf einen Saufen geporien,
als Der Sroit fam bate er ale 9eten
Sulammen geiu6t uno Sugeoeft, tonnte
aber ni6t alle pertpabren uno iomit iino
tbm bod Oiele erfrOren, i6 ielbit bate
nod un9efdbr Sebn Sad pOll i'm @ooen
i1teten, als mir iie aus9ruben maren
nur no6 orei Sad quite uno babel im=
mer bic i60ulten erfrOren.
6je9enlpGrtig baben mir piel g8ino
uno iebr trofen, mas bas YHii9en iebr
per6inoert, bod Der Sarmer 9ibt ui6t
na6, elmer pflii9t 10 gut er tann, Der
anOers i6nsiost unO 10 miro oos 2ano
fir oa5 nd6te Sabr wieoer Subereitet.
9tun mOdte t6 audi fra9en no mein
8ruoer 6reo It6 oufb0lt, er bat 0fter5
bon 0oOter, Ctla. geri6te ein9eI6itt,
ieBt ioll ct mieoer in Silo Iototn iein,
td babe lbm i6On 0eihrieben, babe Ober
nod feline NntpOrt betOmmeu, Dtellet6t
miro er ii6 mai meloen no er li6 oui=
bQlt, t6 milrOe MIDI freuen, wenn er
mid etnm0l beiuden pitrOe.
Iu5 &uboiieber bat nod niht gang
NuigebOrt, obwobl ihon piele bart RENT
Qefolen Iino, id ielblt bin nl6t Der
i60ut gebleben, adj es 9ibt INNER nod
OteI Tumme, Die Den 2lGenten OQs Der
trQueu i6enten. giS Te3ember wOlen
etlife pon unieren g}o6born ielber bic
OOrt9e Ge9eno onihauen, mir 6abet
oOS Gano 9etauft, 0bcr geiebtn bat es
nod niemano, man6es OaoOn bOben Die
N9entsn ielbit ni6t 9eieben uno bod
Dertauft, t6 ielbit babe iOl6es getauft,
wel6es bic Ngenten ni6t pertaufen tOn=
men, tonn audi BON ibneu meine ri6ti9e
Yapiere ni6t betommen, lie 9aben mir
Nntport, i6 ioll anoeres 2ano bon tb=
men nebmen uno neil i6 tein anoeres
2ano mebr mill, 9eben lie mir audl
meine Note ni6t beraus. SD lane es
jebt oarauf antOmmen, pte es nod
ausfallen piro.
e{0bn Q8aQuer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-11
RiOardten, II. ID.
90. Cttober 1909.

~. y lluuSl lSUJ.
C5 lit i6On cine Qer1lme 3eit ber
oaB BON bier feline Seri6te in Der BoIt
su iebeu mar, 10 mill i6 etmas BON bier
beri6ten. Q8ir Nino Gott ie' oolt nod
ale geluno, mas mir audi alien 6reln=
ben uno Getonuten oon OerSen mint
i6en. 9ltlt Dem Ireiben iinO mir bier
10 5iemli6 ferti9, unO 0ennO6 bat es
nod SFOrner Die nod 3u Treihen ba=
ben. Ins GrQebni5 lit Wie folQt: 93ei=
sen l5-3O &uibel; ElCh3 lO-2O
&ldbel lno 0ofer $3.50 &uibel per
Nter. Cbwobl mir ulel S6aoen our6
Sturm Datteu mar Die @rnte Oo6 3u=
irieoenitelleno. Yer 9GeiSenprets lit CSC ;
6l06S $l.55 per Suibel, Ous lit eirI
gutter Preis fir Die 6armer, i6 bOffe
aber oaB Der g8eiSen nod ltei0en miro
uno mer tann iOQ ibn nod balteu.
Wein Na6bar 9lu9ult SenB lit beute
9eraoe am Srei6en, Die 9reidma=
i6lne 9ebOrte Serrn &enceus.
Werter 3eoatteur, e5 miro ibnen
bod balb supiel iein weun i6 einen
9roBen geridt einienoe, aber i6 m66te
bod alles beri6ten. Sebt ben 2. gto=
pember ipiro bic So6ter oes 9ennetit
SeBiel NIT 9lbram Mii6el setraut, mir
wiini6en Dem iun9en Gbepaar piel
Slid auf ibrem 2ebenswese.
&on Heu=@liitstal, Siio=&uBlano
1T aud Der betannte @ilbelm @unte=
rot bier an9etommen, in Dem 9enam=
ten Sorfe po9nt mein 0ater uno eS
wunoert mid oaB er tein Srief mit9e=
ididt bat, Das 1T Der 9ant meil man
10 melt bon einanoer entfernt 1T, nun
| ia, 81 GHen baben wir nod unb wenn
les ni6t Surei6t, miro glmerita oot
nod ni6t perarmt lein.
Wieiu Grnteer9ebnis mar: @eiSeu
92O Suibel; 5la6s 240 Suibel uno
Safer 420 Suibel, bier lit es mie iibsr=
all, wer niht arbeiten mill brau6t au6
ni6t ellen uno lper 81 @Nen bat tann
aud 3ufrieben iein.
Sn Summer 32 las id, ooB Dem
SSrieori6 S6neioer feline 6rau 9eItor=
ben lei er 1T Elm 6reunO su mir unO
mOdte li6 NAL bOren laHen pie es ibm
sebt Seinrid &amas peruu9liitte
tiir3li6 als ibm Elm S6Ober Seu Der
brannte BON 40 5Onnen, Die Come
nuroe gu $3.50 gerednet. IS pdre
bod beIier weun bic 2eute mebr &Or=
ii6t 9ebrau6en wiiroen.
Gum S3luB griiBe ib aae 2eier
Der Bot.
(nhu Qnnn
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-11
Qu bic 9iebsiihter! !

@iebsii6tern m6dte i6 oen guten
&at seben, our sesenwdrtisen 3sit ibr
@ieb ni6t su pertaufen, oa Der Yreis
iebr nisoris lit. Sdpeine unb S6afs
iteben bod i'm Yreiis uno i6 werOe alle
auitauien, Die id nur betommen tann
uno Gud einen suten preis oaiiir bes
sablen. @enn Sbr ieood oaraui befsbt,
10 meroe id aud Guer 8isb tauien. Su
Der 8essl 1T Der Yreis bes @iebes IN
oieier Sabresseit elm uiebriser uno Sbr
peroient 8elo, iuenn Sbr oasislbe be-
ballet. Charles Wir.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-11
GntIaufeii.

2lm l6. CttOber entllef mir aus Der
7ens oes 13 Weilen peltli6 BON bier
mobnenoen 8ottlieb SolSmartb cine
brauue Stute (POnp), un9efdbr 10
Sabre alt. 9erieni9e, Der Oas Sisr auis
fdnst, miro sebeten, Serrn 9lnton &OOt,
Gureta, g. 8. oapon in &enntnis Sll
isBen. llnou
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-11

unO ib ben 9epeaunden bes 90rper8 onpnbt.
ohne gu rei6en ODER SdhmerSen 81 peruri1men.
uno foitet meuider ais ptele depGtrItdbe |rub'
bQnoer. Sb bGbe ben 3reis 70 nteort1 aeeet
oQb Se0ermInn. reid OOer arm. ite idllten fdrtn.
uno tb aaraHtire ite abioIut. Sb made lie allt
@ure NeiteQun1-fcbtde fie @u1-Sbr traat ne,
uno nenn te @udb .ntdht 4urteoentteut i6tdt
9uer GjeLo meoer Surid 9teS 1T Die aufrtt'
latte Giferte ole ie bon einem 8rubs sSpe6tn'
iiitPn qeud6t muroe. Sic 8Gnfen ooer ar
0cre draefebcue Viiraer btel in 0turihdu tuerben
5uCb ia9en ouR i'd uuf oCie g9eiie metne @e'
thiftc betrcbe inmer cbfoIut reeu.
Sicr tit, lpG5 SuS 0rtttLn. Elm beroorrnnen'
Der Iubrtiant bon Bethlehem, 8a,, i9retbt:
eit iechs 1nbren an &ru0 uno bate tuInIer &e'
fhmer0,u ,t3 icb Sbre &orrttbtuna befam. Gle
III lehr riht III truaen. puRt out uuo teit llno
miro meoer bel Tao ODER Nldt ldlta. Sn Der
IbOt. mandmuI tuubte ih ridht ouR to ite truo
Sic tlieft iid Der &0rperfCrm on uHo balt an
Der Stele teit. uan3 dleth IN pelher Steliuna
N mid befinoe. Go tuitroe Elm mtriltder Seaen
i2in tuenn ale Die llnoIiidIheu Die un lrub
Icioen Die proofs @ruhsEl rrith!lna faufen uno
iruaen niroCn Gle nirheu eS it6er ME he'
rcucn W2ein @ruh III uebetlt uno Htd)tS a1s
oere3 aI3 S6re &orrtbtuna t6at eS. Sas.
g8cnn abr oue8 m6aIife bertu6t babt, tommt
Ill mir $50 glnoere iebIidlnoen er6tele t9
meinen arbBten Grfod SGretht beute. uno in
ihide Gu6 mein 9uu iiber 8rud uno oeien
6eIunQ nel6es metne 8orrthtun1 .6etAt uno
oen Breis uno Ramen bon 2euten bic ite oers
iuhten uno oebeiIt puroen anaibt. sic oetpdhrt
fofort Qiuoeruna. nenn aIIeS 1noere fe1li6ld9t
geabtet, id) babe ieine Salben. fetn @ei6trr.
teine 9iiaen. gtur elm reeles 9efddtt 3u mdBt'
6. e.srpo,s, 1897 sroOts slss. waari9aa, Watdt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-11

Sic @ltern ia9en oft i'm Spas, Wenn
aui ben @eIi6tern ibrsr &inoer Sinnen
aussebro6en iino: rGs lit bic S6le6=
tigteit, mel6e ausbri6t. 8as lit es
audi - S6le6ti9teit oes 8lutes. 8ieis
llnreini9teiten ioltsn Ii6 aber ni6t auf
iol6e @eiIe 8abn bre6en. 6Orni's 9lls
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-12-26
NEWS NOTES
OF SHELTER
(From Copper Ore.)

(From Copper Ore.)
Mrs. A. G. Bagwill will return
next week from a visit in Half
Mound, Kansas.
J. c. O'Brien and wife left Mon
day morning to reside permanently
In Salt Lake City.
Roy Wing of the boiler shop de-
parted Tuesday morning to spend
the holidays in Salt Lake City.
]. o. Bradley OF the Newcomb
Mer. Co. left this morning for a two
weeks visit In the Mormon metropo-
lis.
Zeno Barnes of the Mathews and
Barnes hotel Is spending the holt
days with his family in Salt Lake
City.
Sam Al pleman, the popular pro-
prietor of the Leader Clothing Co.,
was in Ely Sunday on pleasure and
business.
All the classes of the Townsite
Union Sunday school will hold Sun
day school at the chapel at 10 O'Clock
next Sunday morning.
Geo. Gellian and VIM. Kahn, two
popular employees Of the boiler shop,
we're passengers on the morning
train yesterday bound for Salt Lake
City to spend Christmas.
M. e. Mayors left last week for a
two months vacation to be spent in
Los Angeles, Cal.
The children Of the townsite are