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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-05-29
TEXAS WANTS MORE Land
Big State after NIblslt'S Bluff Where IT'S said
Lafltte Buried Much Treasure.

The big State Of Texas, large
enough for an empire, wants a
stretch Of $1,000 acres on the sa-
bine River, which it learns Louisiana
claims without title, although Che
United States Supreme Court a few
years ago decided that it was Louis
lana territory.
The piece of land in question is
Niblett's bluff, and it is said that
the pirate LATTE buried much treas
ure there, consisting mostly of Span
ish gold.
Texas has instituted suit for the
island.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-05-29
BUILT HIS Own TOMB.
Rogers. Who Leaves A s5O.OO0,OO0 Fortune,
had Prepared for Death.

New York, May 20.-Arrange-
ments for the funeral of Henry H.
Rogers, vice president Of the Stan
dard Oil Company, who died yester-
day, were completed today.
The services will be held at the
Church of the Messiah tomorrow
morning, and the body viii be placed
in q great white mausoleum Dir.
Rogers built several years ago.
His Son Henry will take his place
in Wall street, and take up the task
Of handling and increasing the
S50,000,0O0.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-05-29
Gallant Rrfgadier Nicholas

In our humble opinion, Henry Wat
kins Allen is the greatest Louisianian
living or dead True, he was q
Missippian BY birth. but bis great
lifework was given to Louisiana. AS
Governor during the last two years
Of the war between the states, Allen
proved himself to Do the greatest
chief magistrate that Louisiana has
ever had. Next to Allen We place
the gallant Brigadier Nichols = al
Gen. r. 3. Lee, in his report of the
Battle of Granville, called Louisiana !
fayorite son. Allen and Nichols
This State can with great pride point
to their deeds Of patriotism and de.
yotion 10 their peopIe.-Bossier Ban
neE.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-05-29
POLICYTOWARDS
SOUTHERN STATES
us 10 HlH Deal squareIy with Dixie Land on.
All Questions.
|IRaNTS 4 DEMOCRAT
oHles Because lie Vas the Best man for
hs PIaea.a President Makes 4 Notable
Speech ii Charlotte. II C.

Charlotte, N. g, May 2l.-Presi-
" Taft came to Charlotte yester-
ths home Of the Mecklenburg
arstion Of independence, signed
Au It's, and placed himself
lasly On the side Of those who
back upon this declaration as
q the first significant steps
l led ultimately to American in
adsnce.
zig address to The people Of
g Carolina later in the day, the
lasnt took occasion to explain
ialiy than he did at Petersburg
yesterday his policy toward the
y Ills own recent appointment
Democrat to The Federal bench
" asats gave him an opportunity
P'nd upon bis views. Mi. Taft
a ths adyisability Of an intelli-
lssical opposition party.
g not believe Chat We are on
e'lnt # > political revolution in
9'als said the President. What
'slsvs ! that We are On the eve
complete tolerance Of opinion
'l'' there shan grow into respect
p'esf an intelligent fighting OBJ
AZ party il each state in the
residents political utterances
received with the anne fervor
slasn as bis tribute to the
y tAs Meeklenburg declara-
-sas other things Nj. Taft said:
s.snlssd after ! was President
y y 9sfore the election. e the
'lat ! would do the best /
~, Y wye out the feeling that
IN : government slian et : y.
,s ~ ! pointed out the way
issli.s executive could cure
! Y, = tsr Is il il him lay,
,n a. ,as0 ONCE men il whom
hs.s.''s q large, without re-
liz. 1'ald have tie highest
s0R ! sn trying to do
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-05-29
Mother Kills Three Children

West Hampton, Conn, May a.
Mrs. Louis Carston cut the throats Of
her three children and then her own
this morning at the Carston home,
a farm about two miles from this
village.
Two of the children, Louis, aged
10, and a ten-month old girl, are
dead, and Mrs. Carston and d 7-year.
old boy, John, are dying.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
%crmiId)tc tclcorapGiidc Ecpcidrn.

&n Nod Nslanb, Sd, bobcll
rcr 3eltlul1abcrauageber ,Snbn 500
llep mo Der Ncootteur ". ". vii.
merton elm &iltolcnoucll nlls0eiod,.
ten. Sooncn erbicIt cincn SGplb in
ocn llnterIci6. llriudc murCn 0cQen-
'elti9t NnNriiic in ihre1 ,}eitumgeu.
%eloe mur0cn pcrbaitet 1ulb inter ie
$4,000 NiirNldloit geitellt.
Su &uiio!o, N..D., lit ooS
lcdalt0diNc Noditcingr6ullbe al Scr
Recommendation Cue bon Georl, iulo
terraces trobG in inefficient cine Mn.
3obl 6obritn1tcn uno @%roBbGnbler
lbrc @elhGitc hattcll, ourd) Icllcr
5erltort morocn. Ger SdIoorn betrdat
Sloooo0. Ger oroBtc Sbcil ocs
Settercn ctti0at ol,f Die 6irmclr
%rod Y So, MilI, Sermun 4 60.
Sott \ 80, Gobn & So. rmb Gobn &
Tronf.
- Sci grt0n, Muii., murben bel
Der Grplolion bon Sutherland IN
Dem Worocrobcjimmcr Der Iobrif
Ger vImerlcon Eomoer Wtils So"
edit Nrbeltcr lhmer perfect.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
Grcijcbntcs Mccital.

GoS orei5ebnte Eeoboop.NecitoL
meld)eS moroen Nodmittog in ser
Gon5ertboIle oes SnltitutS ltottiinoet,
brln2t oos Nuitrctcn ocs GcaiIttn Nl.
pin Sdrober uuo bes Nioniiten 9or.
rlnaton @ralld). Sr. SdrDocr luor
TiinI5ebn Sabre lang oils SolosGcuiit
bcs Bottom Spmpbonie- Srdeitcrs,"
be5p. ais Mitglieo ocS ncii,l.G Guar.
tets tbotig. Gr ginp Oorn nod
GcntIhla1o, bon no CT crit fiir;lid
pieocr nod oiaiem 9nnbc 5uriiffcbr-
tc, nit ~ofiel1en slrnen bon iein,u
5oblrcidlen Ircunhen uno @epunoc.
rern beIuiIlfommnet. Gr Gilt oils eli.
ncr Der erlten Geuiitcn Der @cocn.
mart. Sr. 9rolld). Der ocn pioniIti.
lden Sbeil oes ErogronmS beltrcitc.,
lit Elm 8roouirtcr bcs Geoboop. S,snIti.
tuts. Gin reihboltiges Grogromm
ut oufgeltellt iuorocn, bos beioeu
alln'tlern 8elegenbclt giebt, ibr &ol1s
men in beltcn 2id)te sl 5eigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
Sdiffsuahridtcu

South q III ut . m924. Scbr. -
Yer Compiler u0cconise iii bclltc BON
Neip-Dort ein1~ctroffell. +,
Ne'p Dorf, a. 6cbr. Nn1e-
tollllllel pom Nntperpelt lit Der Cant
pier 0&aterlqno" uno. bon Gopenbd-
gen Der Gompier Oscar Der 3mei-
le' rl r.t. in.i
Ibgefobrcn l>ad) SpMtbompton lit.
Der GanNfer : cutenie.:@
S1pcrpnol, a. Ieer. = Ginge-
troTtell- eoll Rcp .,Oorf lit belte Der
Solnpler vSlliitaniia."
Soutb III ton "a. Sebr.
Sn see 1oh Aten 9orf aillg bclltc
Der Gumpfcr .MoieItic."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25

Ar. S32G. &oritcbenoca Mlllter
trdat eillcm lang AciiiGltcn Ncoilri-
ntB N%ed)nru1g; Is prrbin0et Neqllenl'
lid)teit mo Comfort uno lit lcid)t
hcr5uItclen, Saille mo Nod linb
cm Biirtel onacr1ht mo id)lieBen
lih lcitlid. Die Ncrntel m6aen III
%Gucubogen" pbcr boiler Gauge &c.
ldllItten II. an inncrcn Snlml burdl
&nopfc gelhlolien merOen. Bic lib
tlfen 9uunnuollmooren, mie 8ing-
boiH, Eercolc, Snbio 9inou nno
Gbarnbrap, iir0 iilr Dies Mnoeu pais
leno. Gin @ilrteI bolt Die @eite Der
(allie 5uldlnnncn; ooa 9)ofe ont
Mildul fam mcgaclnlien mcrbcn. Ger
9tod bat ncln CORES" mo mag nit
Nlncrtl0ltc1 hcrgcrIGtct p6cr III Der
Mite 0cS Nildens in Solrn aeiums
melt mer0cll. Sn 7 @roBen: 81, "a,
36, 3S, 40, II mo A Sol 9rl,it.
mob; 93s Oaros 34-SoQ. Stoiies
limo iiir 36 3ou-@roBe notbig.
Gin Muitcr bieier Nrt miro 9egcn
G%InIcnoung bon 10 Geuts III Silber
cocr Sricfmortcn OIL irgen0 cine
M0reIic oeianot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
Snft in Nciu=0urf.

Rem Dorf, u. Gebrllor. -
9o& &obiuct oea ncrCrmGhItru NrG-
'iocntcn Gait ioQ bclltc uoacnoct NOR
ncn icln, inoem @r. Gait on9cblidl
zen Eoltcn bcs SGoBamtaiefretGr3
oent @rn. 6ranfliu McScagh aus
Chicago onhpt unO Der 2cbterc i'm
occcptirtc. Die }(nAnbc %ernlougclt
nod, Der Scitdtigung burd) Gait uno
McSeoAb, olein lie finOct 3icn1lid,
ougentcTn @lQllben. Sontc iid
IdlieBIlA podb irgcno ctIpoa ercia-
men. mos Die &frmqltlrl9 bes S6ob,
ants bird, Mc&eoG6 lnrmoolid
modt, .i6 milrSe, lpic IS beibt, ser
rrilherc GolIroltt G6ntrolcur u. =,
Srpbllrn Der foninlcllpc Mom icin.
6rotf s.. &itfcod fam bcutc aus
@oibin1ton hi(rbcr llno conicrirte
ldnSerr 3rit init SRI, 1oit. Ger
Scttcre ipohntc I'M 2pltie bc5 Gor.
mlttog9 Der &ccroialjng oca juuaen
Sterport Douglas Tobinion, cinc5
Nciiclt bca Fr0iioentcu, bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25

Der Sele9ropbcnoienit bcreitS 1T ct.
mo 30 (dgen nligenommen lpcroen
fam. Illrf oielca SDitcn1 miro ea
ben piclcn arebS- lln0 N~niternbGnbe
Tern lener @cgcnb ernl00lidt, iteta
nit Den ueribieocncn WGrftr in
T%erbinoun1 5u lteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25

+#@ @ir mohen Die 9eier olli noS
gictorio Gnol- mo SpeiieSimmcr
inter Dem y&ictoria.5 beoter," Mr.
415, Sit-9altimpre-St. osiien Croft.
mug an atoerer SteIle beS .Ieltt.
id)en GorreiponOenten" onge5eigt lit.
nufn1erfiam. Ger gingang sll benz
2pfal. meld)es ollie mobernen 9c.
aliemIidfeiten oorbietet, befinbet iid)
an Scr GuItom Souie Npet1ue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25

Sic Clifton Sopinos Yonf mill on
Der ede Don @roobmon Gboie. lno
@opItrobe ein ncllts 5ipeiitodiaes
@ebolloe errid)ten nit % 1sitb Tront
all @opltrobc mo ie 30 Iub Nront
an Gboleitrobe mo @rooomop. Sic
Snnf befi1oet iid) Jest Nr. 1859.
Morb.9 opltro6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
Nit bic Iamen.

Snnae 9amen. tueIIe. moberne Gnaetberiunff
ai erlernen mimi ben, fouten MIDI i'm 3pettel
rir bel Hrl. W. Subers, Wr. 1902, Sara.
saa:strahe, bor5ulprebeI, ibrel asanlen. oIs
Snel'i,a e!Iiraafn. ine ie sernen bic !aunft
boIten auBerbem priinhiitten llnttrrint In
Sridneiben.. Gebr Iiherale gebinpungen. =
Jr; ge. SabeIs. Ut. 500. Neft.earatsea.ets.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25

3ebn nraiitodige @eb1ube, ipelde
$4,000 foittn iouen. mill Die .Aep
Ora Stealth II. Contraction Comp"
an Der Gillette BON Sofe @iem Ipe.,
norbiid bon @bitclpfltr., errid)ten.
Nrd)iteft :. j. @erlpia bereitet bic
GlGlic ppr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
10 arcfoIat.

Die 2eaislotur hes Stootcs Telo.
hare ltebt I'M @egriif, cine Bill oil
s%unebnlen fir cine Nnlcibe BON $500
600, Die fir ben 9oll elmer mooerlcn
Son0ltroBe oitrd) bcn gan5ell Stoot
peripanbt nerocn ioQ. Sic 2uno.
ltrabe miro cine Gauge bon 1O5 Wci.
len erhalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
Natioual.9anfen

Nattonal.9 mten.
fit Glib Yotuu National Haai," Cab. unb
G~retersStrabe. Saeob g8. 6pof. 8rdfbent;
.suettes aationai.sani,E 132 eab.sroabpas.
23. 6. Ma9ner, &aiirer.
,gseiiern Watfonaf Ynnf," IL gorb.4 utatu'e tr.
g3. Wtarriott, aafitrer. -.
Goutb. uuo GomtarosStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25

6rpbcr II ntcrhieo. = Gr:
DSebe id Cir nidlt 10 piel @elb. oils
gn beonrfit?" Sic: rGos ipobl,
ober Dor Der &od)5ett iogteIt Oh I'M.
nler, id iolte 10 piei bobeil, ols id)
mpQtc!" Ae1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25

reit gum Uebrdn@ in Ser Gombsrs snS "a.
kopdIsStdtion utu 1000 Nb.ubS.
Hefcrbtrune bon Mauun Ia eGIdJ. cber pap
lors20aoeonS, Spetieraten etc. iperben f6nao
bstoret per 1e!eslsn In allen soIasnben Sue.
natedu1: GtG:leS. nro DaItiueresetrube, "a
gf. Robdl.Statipn, 6. & g.. Mlt. sermon S19ej
characterization SntorutattorSs Mtlreuu. G
g. 9auI 948. ocer Wib.. 0oustIonb 471e. NJ
RI. J2H Gfb.Prpahtpab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
Baltimore 9am%" Eafct-Gompaauie.

(sIte unb 5aper.ifHse gat.etnte.)
Tfe Gereiniete GtaatensRpft bef1rberrt.
6ampfer ,@iratnta" (rcu), ,NlabamA,"
-. "l!ssOrata,". y1enusNesH.
nonlrnen. bon ben uYat,ainier .Tiers, Wr. TO-
18. tab tstrake. $50 gtenos, bireit mao Obj
Moint eomtort, MorfeIf, 9srtsmeutb unb aqen
8Htften hes GfoelIS. 8erbiHhung tn Obj
8oint Comfort nit ber &c. & s. GiIenbabn-..
gtdb @idmono, 1erbinburte in Bortsmontb NIT
benz nSeaboaro Mir Cine" fpIioeu 9nae naN
Portsmouth uno MtIanta. Sn TurfoIf BerbiH.
ouna NIT Der nIilantic goaft Cine" 0prfotl
i1o tueftIih nlb pOIb Dominion Cine rn1
uno Nefpsgorf.
MabIseiten mad europaiIden 8lane. e,sn.
rtbfe 6afiitenaimmer eleftrifdhe HeIeffmtun1,
9ampfbet8una, aoien fret. @eierbirte aotateaa.
3inumer In ben Hiaetsg'iirranr Der Bob Cine.
Er.x lot, SftaeaItinores strobe; Rr. 508--508,
QtabtsStrabe; G. u. g. Office, Glboit,9de bet
Baltimore. iinh gnIhert.Strabe; Continental
9rrft @uilhing" unb GIbauebS. Rr. 109, Notbs
gbdrIessGtrnBe.
Sutu N. Gherttrob, @. 1srstpu,
Bttesgrdf. II. Gen. 'Dsanaser. 0en..Daf. .seent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
u{t.Go1updQuten

ynearslaub srrt Co.," HorbpsIt,Gde galbert,
eranssmf; aarroa Bon mss,. s@asmsilisr:
SSsT9'ss ,t aSsa''s S,iirfs ag s;s,rt sian!i''s@ as"s''''';
Baltimore 1rnt & Vuasastee Gs," eauttsbIs
HuilotaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
n,efern WorpIano Gifeababn.

Neitern Warglano GiieRbabn.
Ttainnenb 81. Gept.. berlibt 1tnen.6tatton.
SanItdt.
40 WlorgenS = G6neftpoh. SaaerStcrn. q.
& %. Nn,. Masnesbore. GtanlherSbure unb
ais9enomuten Sorntag, &aneo6 uns Guu.ber'
2.45 .nadu.. = Accommodation nan linton.
AIS Mafm. - S1neu.g1prso. eauptlirie,
6aeerstofpn, Snneod, GbtpberSbnrg unb aus.
eenomMen eonliaa. .Treoeri6 unb ousmtts'
BURG -CVarIorsgSaggnrs).
.Sdglidl. ausgenommen esu~ia6. 80
100 Mor9ens-Vorf. .. iinb 8. 9to.. unb Car
$50 Woreen1aiYom. na4 1~turmort.
1857 Morgene-@efteru GSprek, DeftMtnfter.
RrnceptHe (Grehertdl.. Gnrmttsbure, 9tur.
mont. NBap nesboro, Gtau,berSbmra, &ager&.
toipn. 3aiecH, Cumberland. Glf'nS CDuffet'
$50 Wahm.-SanSiIinte. aftIt4 bon ga.orb.
Strobe fernes gorf. Sanober. oettbsbusa urib
$50 Manm:-Milom. nu@ Sanober.
6.16 HbenbS-2flom. mad 1tn.onsBStboe.
seur eaMta8S.
list AbenbS-Mfipni. md ttnton,Nstbae.
Nnr esnntas1.
e.4b Nbenbs-Hffou. mao union'Drtbee nnh
sSalt. ni9t an BennsIbania.abe .eiation.
Dtes'8rdi. y. SENS ansaerT 0sn..S.s1st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25

Abpipt 0uttertet, EeGtSontpdIt, gr. 10, OF.
3ertneion>StraBe. Y. Il q. Bbone, ct. Banl
1889 lR.
aarl y. Wi. eduls, 126--12e earn rutIhtns.
UnftauHS GprS, 26t-269 gaIbert UuiIbinS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
Rerdants & aGiners Srauspprt. So.

VSeEuTU"*V @Ss"eEV ~%W"Vp~ESH w
Ganpter.9tute..
Srndit unb Nnfaetere.
9tah Bottom ufb benz Often.
Gonntag, 9ienLtae nnb Srettae. 8 ubr HbenbD.
= Hadt 8ronioence- uro benz Often.
gpnntae, Wittippb unb Sreitae, 6 ubr ubenb1.
Sad 9sepports9{etpS.
Xdait0. au~sgenomrlen .Montao urb earnitae.
6 ubr MbeuoS.
= Sradt anaenommen tdgIi6 BIS s r1hr gsdAW.
FIR benfeIben Gag fabrenbe 9antpfer.
Nab Subannab linb benz Slben.
9tcnftae, 9onnerftaa NIB GamftdQ.
6 llhr M6eubs.
.. u. Gegeeta. Maent, Hter 3, Sut G..0at.Tts.
Sauptsgirenu: @crnlaIis NIB 2tgbt'&tr.
Ut3,2&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
Staats.0anfen.

,Hextj6e Cant bun 8atttmpre," Baltimore
unb 6onicapsGtrabe. gngujt 0eber, trdh
bent; q. 8. Slot. S6atmetfter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
Sbar-Banfen.

,Tenti6e Sparbauf puR BaIttaSre." eutAn'
iiuo 9ultimpresStrube
81. SameS Sparnanf," Glttrt0res8 trabe unb
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25

tzprebonee r1ebe etuabe axt be etnabs" boo
Der @ambenzGtatton mao 0aftt1eten an
y8o1entaaen 700 Dorm. BITS SEQ. YlbeubS.
Drhbere Mbfabrt bon Der mt. NopaL1tntton.
6trefte HerbtnbaHs In bsr neaen uuleas
hen 2tHteN.
"a n q i = s Y ~ tx .ss & "a =
I'll I rs, ST. sii.5b 30 aorm.. .ia. IS' ti sGs III.
1855. as.0o' Nimtteb). 1850, '11.as AbenSS.
FOO, f+7.20. $500, 1870. 1000 1000, tii:o4
Born, si2;oof tl2.o2 ia a5 ti:oos 9i.os,
f Js;sSa '$ fs.So, ' .s.is, 1s ga, i ta.so. 1 so, !siIS
Himiteoj, $1,000, si0.0b. fii.ob. siI.s3 III.
8reserid, Gambeu.s tatton. -t7:s5 unb S0.11
Bonn, t1.25, 1880 unb $3.50 Waut.
paserStslpa. Wst. NopaIStotion. t7.kS Desm.
f9.bO Notrt. Garneen. Station. ft7.t6. to.o0
Bur0., 1850, f4.oO Nntbrn.
Sspaf Ufne Qtne
Wa4 Stttabettta xat ReoJDeyA
&euer 2erntinuS an ber 6retan65l Uorot1NQ
etsnbe. seu'Dort. bsaues mad eotetS NJ
xk4olGrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25

Warmor. rno @ranit.W erfe.
8. 8tisdrtner & ebbxe, 714-71s DeftoaItt
moresStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25

8aumaterialien, 9biiren, Geniter.
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
SameS .. Gpter & Co., t15-1t7 6Ah'0rtbe
rtd.GtrG6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25

anpferidmieoe ,rnb SAUNDERS.
Sstx enbert, TIA 9bameSStrabe. 9. 4 p
9elepboH: Woife 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
0ci9aitss@ egmciicr.
0Sder-, gpubitur' xaS 3stel'
SebariS-Nrttfel. s
1Ie Rsers & Ht6S Co., 10d S~nbsSonorb'etr.

3eitingen, 3eitihriften etc.
,SIe Dalttmpre WetuS Gp," Gaptb NbererorH'
Ste, 0ef6GftSfIbrer, 318 Nef>UeruaTb BIT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25

2anbpirtbIhaftlide @erdt5e unS
SGmereien.
0rtffltl Z xnrusr Co., 2O5 storb.8 aeas Etrsbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25

Y!umbing, Gurnoces, STANCES uno
Oefen, gaboeden unb &innen.
DeH2ett DrpS., 523 gorbsGremont.abenus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
9amburgsMmertt

: Yrrett nu0 pamburp. =
9pppelidraxbeu.
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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-11-27
RURAL TELEPHONES
INCREASING FAST
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Continued from first page.)
system, 1t alone has sold over eighty
thousand rural telephones within the
past six months.
An up-to-date farmer once said that
he would as soon think of moving his
hay with an old-fashioned scythe as
of trying to conduct his farm success
fully without telephone. These
are the days when agricultural Amer
lea is reclaiming so-called waste
land; is buying farm implements
that reduce toll and increase pro-
ductiveness and the telephone is the
instrument that is going hand hand
with all these improvements in the
rural communities.
The farmer or ranchman who sells
his products or stock keeps we'll in
formed on the fluctuations of the
market by means Of the telephone.
He sells at the top price and calls
his phone real money saver. If
there is sickness in the house he
can locate the doctor even If he has
to phone across the county. He can
get in quick communication with the
veterinary surgeon If some one of his
precious animals becomes suddenly
indisposed. For his wife and children
there Is means Of enlivening the
long day by conversations and ex-
change Of visits with neighbors.
Neighbors on Western farms are Of
ten many miles apart but they can
be brought nearer than next door
wfth the aid of the telephone.
These are some of the many reas-
ons why rural phones jumped 449 per
cent. in the United States and 1850
per cent. in the far west in five
years. 1t can truly be said that the
country telephone has had its part
in the winning of the west.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-11-27

Doors and Windows and Builders
hardware at Keltner's. 67b3
Union Thanksgiving services were
held Thursday morning at the Chris
tian church with sermon by Rev. S.
Harris. In the evening a union meet
ing was held at the Methodist
church, Rev. w. S. Crockett deliv-
ering a short sermon, followed by a
prayer service.
Full line of Topographic goods at
Jackson & Weaver's.
The many friends in this city of Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Couch of Wallowa
deeply sympathize with them in the
loss of their baby daughter, Gladys
Grace, who died last Friday night of
tonsilitis and after effects of whooping
cough The child had been ill for a
week but the symptoms did not indi-
cate danger until just few hours be-
fore she died. The little one was not
quite two years and months of age.
The funeral was held Sunday from the
Presbyterian chapel.
Plumbing Fixtures, Paints, Oils
and Glass at Keltners hardware
store. 57b3