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Wnrg Sntb.

IS itnrb om u. SuIi 1909 nab LANCER
Arontbeit WnrB outh in IIicr bon 81 Snbret
uuo 8 Nonutcr. Geliebtc Satin hcS p%eritorbc.
ncn. 1ufob Sutb. 9ie Ncerbigu1p iinnet am
Srcitnq, ben 80. Sili, s llbr Wiprgcits, bon
ibrer lebteu 9Sopnine. 3r. Ga, sHo.6lintun.
Strnbe, aus itnti lItb oarln radl Der 81. Scr5s
SeitsNirde. NO nm ~ llbr DiorQ. cine nc
0uicmsyqiciic fiir ons SPELL ibrcr Scele celehrirt
pirn. 9eiietuno nuf Der oSI. 9rI6fersGemcs
tern" &crpGu0tc mo 6reinoe iinS nhtInG6s
bon ciuleluneH, bei6ltlupbueI1. OIL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30
tSnLi22. %. q. 2e.2 IS. $40 81 ama2l
Tcpnrtrmrnt fir 5fieutIife 9nuteu.
Snb.Separtenteut bee 9tnbt.S naenienrs.
q o g, IL, .Ntlt 1909.

yin Nne, bic cS anaeht!
Siermit miro In Qebercinitiiiittllr9 init ocit
Ibtdnitten SO y uiib So & ocs Charters Der
Gtnot Baltimore beIdrlut aegeber. onB i'd mad
BEN %, 4ugnit 1909 bpinncn pcroe, ole Stnas
ylaen. bon Der Noroicite bon WlarionrSfraBe
moberrcm Bacterial 5l p%flnitern iiiD reu Gu
pflaitcrt,
bcsbaIb hermit uuieeirroert, GrlGubnibiheine
fir ale Irheitcn 8u erlallaelt liltO ~bieiclbcn Dor
benz u. sutguit 1909 III beelibigeIl, bic IN ~
rciblna b%eiagfcr cbcngenanntcr ydcp ODER
eincs 3beilcs ~oericlbeii notbpClbte MAIDEN,
.ucnti oiefe eepiIaitert uoer HelGcptLaicrt lit.
q. Z. 8cnoan, StuotsS ngeitieltr.
CSuIil5 % 30 9u05)
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Nifulans 1tlrid,.

s. ftarb am %. Sill 1909 Vifulaue ilridl.
iru., g~eliebtcr @utte Der oerftprhelen Narbdra
lllrid. i'm Nlier bon 81 Sabrcn. 0ie Acerois
gune finhet bon Der gSobnuug ietreS Snbne6.
0rH, Spbn lllridD, Nj. 3t2, Sio.W,onrpc. Strabc,
ans an Samitag, 9iGhmittaae , ll6r, itdti. Neis
i)i1-I0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30
THE WAY . DOWN THE i. BAY

SAT- sur zee u. Gbuptant.9ipe 6 Sfur1pneu,
t5ODieiIen; SnI8pafier; ben ear8eu2ae 2ebens'
9rbaIicr; Sampfer rGnma Sites" Stenfas
tuo 9onnerftas, Z llbr Morscas. gu Sanfe
Tim 1915 abetos. giaete Soc. Beaiitn %.
SUM-. (Suntt5--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30
8on Sun
Saa . 6amilien . Grfuriiuuei

mad annapolis iinb g9eft 9iiper. Eartpfcr
emma @iles," Mentaa, Wiittpodl ilro Srets
tag. .7.30 Sorn. 9iiidlebr etud 7.31 abelios.
Spe3iea spnntag, $50 Sorm., TildfeDr eiioa
S.45 Nbetos.
SaIbfeierines Grfuriioncn iebeu samitng.
80 9tafm. 3nriid BET Monbeslt6t 1915
Bier Dir. 10, gtsbt.Sirnbe. GoIdbeftcr 60.
Gullt10-) .rs
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Satbnrtnc Hidnuicu.

IS iinrb am %. Suli 1909 in ibrcr 9Sobs
llllla. Nr. 20ti, Net,Rratt. etrnfc, 6atbarine
6id1,uie II @ntttrl oes oeritorbeuen 2ouis Rid
nicu. I'M utter bon 80 Sabren. bic 3eii Der
yeerniAlnN lpirh ln1ier aMaelciai. l2ln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30
9citdtigt
Scparirmeu fir biicntlidc gcrbefernnaeu.
sub. Ecpnrtemcnt BEG Staotl SngentenrS.

NuTtfmurc, q. Sill 1909. -.
SerltcacIte slHaebotc, an Den .gnaro 81
elmaroe," Gare OF Z. Seipeu Sbomns." uorcis
iirt, peroen int 9iirenu oes Observation-Disclosures,
HatDbums, Baltimore, bis Miittpo6. fl 8prnL,
am 4. gnguit 1900 enteegeu geuommen sur gh
ncIiruue, Hanoiteinbau uno 3Ilailcrnn9 nit
oitrifi8irten QtIniteriteinen Oct StaesIuob. non
Der 9%iprbfeite Der WiarioHsS trdbe bis 5ur sub
fcite bon 2erinaton'Strabe.
Spe5itifotiorcH lito Slnecbotei 6urnllllQrc illo
nuf Serldugen in oicfem Niireul erbdltlt6.
Dor. iraeno etu poer aue gngcbote 5uriid5us
peiien.
Sin beaIulbiater G6ed ocS NicterS. nuf cine
inn 1tnSStroibn nm WA Val # I'M ininrc Sctooen. al sem
in ben Spe5itiiutiorcu aennnnten Betrdgc. I1ub
icoem Alacbut ~bcieeiiiGt fem.
y. Z. Seuoan,
Giant Sn9cRicIr.
I. garrH W,abppi,
Sr1iioeni Der 9ontrait Seboroe.
(SuIi23, "a, 26, 2 72S, 29,30,3 81 ;glu92 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30
Erpartcmeut fir btfcntlihc siherhctt-Sauten'
CUB Sepnricueut bes Observation-Disclosures
0itrraus, NatbunuS,

uItimore, 81. Suli 1908.
Hngcbote lperoeu eTltgcqel geronlllcn non
Der &ontratts 9e9brSe Ser StaNt baltimore tiir
bic Grri6tutg oeS observation-disclosures NJ
I'M @uD sNieus6oipttaI fir Den Wiapor mo
Stdhtrutb bon Baltimore fhr oen SebraI0 oet
RcbDroe fir Irmcnptlege.
Stngcbote miincu In ,oerIiegeIiel Goloerisll
a~orciftrt an Den ngoaro Of gluarb5 Of Saliis
more Sin. . ieiu nnb Die gluti6rit rgropoinlS
lor &oro giiIotug ~" Ban 8teiu 9otRllal'
9ic0tftrntor, in oeiiet 8iireou I'M JatbDanle I'M
rhcr Dor II lbr &pr1niitags AM 4. &nguit
1909 cingerei6t nerhen. II.
Scbem glnqebot mus Gin an beu Niapor. mo
Staoirntb bon Baltimore 6nbihnrer c6riifi5irler.
ouf cine Clearing Soufe"s9nmI 9e8oaener Sbed
hcS NictcrS fiir iiinfbunbcrt CSo0O) Dollars
Ser crfolgrci6c 9ietcr mub 9iret6alt lteI.
len uno Die Noribriften oeS Staot'Sbdrtcre
in NeSug ami Gnntraite e%rflcit,
3cidnulaeIt ul6 Spe5ifiiationeU iOHltefl am
cbcr liu1 beu -. SuIt 1909 I'M 8itrenu ocs
@ehilIoes SHfpeiiorS beIid1tigt fucroeit.
Sic SebDroe bebdlt lil oGs Jicdt Dor, trgelte
Gin uocr nlle Wngebote 8I uertpcrtelt.
Goparb .. Hreitut,
@ebduoesS ripeftor
Senebmigt:
;. Sarrp Miabucl,
f-,,3oo no a, oc OF 90 % On % OC,,,oN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30

Neue Ser GGtt'htN iS: 6r IL
Gen nerle 9eoiiuNIiq ing jlhrpe. &o-
Jung nit. Scitoem Dos 2uftIdiif IN
Die &eibe Ser &ertebramitteI elnge-
treten lit bort mor bon ollerbollo
Ileuen @rfinoungcn ultf Oicicm De
biete; oos nellcitc lit elm Softer, Der
fiir vSllftreiienoe" gebollt miro. Sor
Der SonO miiroe Den Suitidliifcrn
no6ri6einlid nit einem 2ebenaret'
fer BEL Gbitiir5qn better geoient lcin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30

Mud Sobn Z. &odefclIer
hot Reconsideration gegen oieGil1-
tommcnitcltcr Nue0rlf ge9eben.
GaS mar 81 erlportcn. Ho6oem er,
mic cr iogt, ieinen Hei6tbum in chr.
lider Weiie erlporben, babe ooS &olf
nidt 0os HedJt Der @etbeiligung. @ic
mag Der &id)ter @reruer Iid) Grgcrlr,
hoB er oieicn foitbnren 8ritlo iibcr.
lcbclt bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30

@erube5u boor It t iubcno
uno unglanblid) flin0t Die bon go
riS fommenOe Rafri6t, boB @roi
Soni bon Gaiteqonc lid oemmddit
nit Sri. Morioric @oltlb, elmer God
ter Oes George @oulo, oea 8rloers
Der iebigen Erin6ciiiR Don SogorL
Der geidicoeren S@attin Goitelonc's,
pcrIobcn locroe. Sn pen bctrefienocn
arciien lit ia oqeroilMS SicIcs ioul,
obcr 10 iolq fam cs pod rpobI bort
nidt ieip, SGS mpiiiprpe ia, nm nit
SonrIet SIT repent p5iiTt aimmcl itirr-
fen" @obrIbcipIidl it cS MIR elm
ldlcdter gSiB oelln lper Den SdoOen
bat, brnlldt 6e%fonntlid fiir oenSpott
nid)t 5lt iorgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30
DAT 3awn Cemetery,
Gatterd.a pcuue. gloab, nabe s'prtt goint.gipab.
getdnSiee siniiiht. RradtuoGe Sage.
(Sunii9, 6O1te)
Qpnopn.Y

gHreau: 9r. 81, @seit,s aratpga. etrakr, nnb
Saupt.Ginaaug: Srebertd.9ipab.
Neardbnibpldee bon $25 nl liIiter beItdnoiger
gufiidbt; G6niitblitmen, @epiroe, EtInn5en &c.
rerocn I'M 3reibbaus am 9aupt'@ilgang .ge'
iunoen. llnIcr gleent miro, penn aeniinI6t,
bnripredei. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30
Eermishte 4nseieea.
9l6cno- Z nriItcns Sdjnle.

"oN"o S"''fN" ONV"
%orGeTunecn I bis o slbenos.t Baltimore
llnueriit1t Sm~riftenrShule. 5pun5ialtes &C.
meter bcainnt GIN 1. pttobcr. auinlcge etc.
@ngenc C'Ennnc, Sefrctdr. ~ eSerldtsae'
hduoc. (Slli2f ,2Ulie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30
Griesipns 2inie.
Tcne fd,ncile 2ag.D ampftr.
.,2nrn Baltimore" nno pYenn"
nan Ytiiuoelphia, CT nm
Hahrprcte MIR aVV

2dgItdl niIo Suhnfaga
ini 500 Sornt. bon 1rdtts uno ptabtSfr. db.
Sdlter on 5t Setfsrtpn, 3piun Yuint, Wlo,
iiuo Ghciter, 9u. euugen ungcfdbr 9 ubI
stbenoS In g6iInoeIpbia mn.
Gntsii6enoe Sabrt ourdl ben Ganaf. Raia'
gtcrc founcfi uad) YeIiebeu bis Gbefapenfes Gin
lno g~ettcrion iabreu linb niI bet 8idfutrt nit
bent Boot mad Sauie Suriidfebren no fe I'M
9 llbr sbenhs ~beifeIbeit Iaoes afianser.
HunoreifesSillete 5ur Hldiabrt nit -. & o.
Gbiia.) na6 aciu.gprf, atlantic. 6iin,. 9ape
Nah, 9sns 8rnmdi, Eeean 9th, Msbufp Rari.
Hibanp, Trua, sum 8erfauf bel Mlbang9,e,
WtabfSeitfn 80 Gents. go dltbnmpfer fdbren ing'
lid 5 slbcnbs teonntas ausgeriouimicn). Wan
fdrcibe fit 2sesmeifer.
CSuuit5-) agent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30

Mus einem ci9ennrtigen
@runoe luuroe 0icicr Gage Die Nltf-
fiibrltng am Stoottbenter in Morien-
boo ploblid untcrbro6elt. Gin Bib.
ncnarbcitcr erbielt mdhrcn0 Der Illf=
fiibrttn9 ocS Stiite5 Sic Gcidieoene
6rou" bon leintm Gollegen Die Nud)-
ridt, OoB ibm Elm @olptGcminn Der
oitreidiiden StootS e 2ottcrie IN Der
Sobe bon 10000 &roncn 5ltgefollen
iei. Ger gliidlide @cminner mor
bci'm @lnpiotg ser 6reuocnbotiboit
oernrt iniiungSloa, Dab er mitten I'M
eriteu Gift Den @iibnenporboug plot
lid llieOerlieB. NlS Ser Hegiiicilr
DEM Ellblifrm iibcr Die llriohe Die.
les 3miidclfolleS Nuffl0rung gob,
criiiutc ooa Sbeotcr ltiirmii6c 6ei-
~terfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30

senator uSorob OCrots
tcltlId't i'll ga Soliette'a gSod)cll.
ld,rift eillen Mrtifel 81 @luniten Der
Gilttpmmenlteucr. Tic Nr9ll1rcnte
iil0 5t oltbetonut mo ST i%elbltocr-
it1nblidL ais ooB lie elmer @ieoerbo-
lung bebiirftcn. @as icbt 5lt tbult
lit, bcItcbt in cincr 8olfsorgoniio-
tion 5ltr Ginfiibrung Der Stelter. NO
Der red)te @iQc uno Die n0tbi0e
Sbotfraft porbo1Oen iino, ldBt lid
crreid)eil, bob Die Segislotllrelt, Die
n0d)ItenS gep0blt ipcroerL, ooS ibltcn
nltcrbrcltctc ENHANCEMENT 5llr Gin.
tilbrln9 Der Stclcr gutbeiBell. Ton
Eolltltcrn lit nid)t 81 crlpurtell. ooB
tic cine lolhc Organization ms @erf
lebell peroet, oo lie 81 ben Corpora
tiotclt mo WillionGrcu holtcn. 9ic
Silrger miiilcn ielbcr oos Ncrf in Die
S1nbe ne6mcn. ,Sl eriter Heibe ioa-
te Die Organization pom Icncn aus.
Gcbcll, Die fir Eroicfte cintreten. mel
dlc 9roBe Nnforoerun9en oil Die
9unbes = aoiic %itellen, lpic 6lrB Ser.
belIcriin9cn ulb aonnlboltcn. IS
lit lid)t oorolt SIT benfen, ooB al Die
Flulte MIR bcrnpgetreten miro, bis
Der Gegicrung llellc Wlittcl aus Der
Ginfpmme,ltcller 5uflicben. Sn ibrer
iebigcn 6ilan5Ioge lit obnc Die Gin
fonlmenltcllcr Ole Hcgierutg ouber
Stonoc, lid nit iraeloiuie foitipieli-
gen llntcrncbnnungen 81 beIoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30

Gas 2 pri ii d. mort: y@os
longc m0brt, miro gut, bat lid i'm
GQlc beS Samples nm ocr llcllen
Sorii n.idlt %belu1brt. Die lomnlironl.
me @cblllo, mcld)e onS onlcrifullild)c
&olt ~gegeniiber Dem idmGblid)cn
Sreibeu in @oibin9ton an oen Sog
lcgt, lit c%ritouilid).
Die Spnnier boben bic
MidDlc bel WtcliQu, mcld)e mir ibnen
gcltern on bieier Stcne propbe5eiten,
bcrcitS crboltcn mo beldeinigt.
Nclnt llld,t nlle 3eiden triigcn, 10
miro eS Dem aonigsiiin9liilg Alfollio
lebt 5icntlid, idiper nerocn, iih I'M
Sottei 81 bcbollpten.
Gle brit,i d c Srnncnrcdt-
lerin 6rou E~orfburit, Die boblird)
berilbnlt lunrbc, oaB lie bel elmer Der
bcrild)ti9teu 0emnllltrutipnen einelt
Eolljel g NIipettor obrfci9te. mill
lldd) Den Scr. Stooten fpmneu, nm
ibrerl gleidgciinnten SdJWcitern bier
6n 5eiaell, lpie'S gcnlodt miro. Oh
hleidl lie 6lpciielIoS ST ben LINER.
piinihteu Gimponocrcrll" 9ebort,
neil tic III Der ouSgeiprodeneu Ib
lid)t blerbcr fomnlt. UNI Srltbcl i'll
MADDEN, 10 miro ibr ieocnioas oen-
nod Die Sonorn9 aeitottet mcrocn.
Irgcntinien a,
Die Dor elmer @od)e nod Dor 9egier.
IT, FrqllpHtenpi lid %ae9cnieitig in Die
19nare Su g%erotben, ldeinen lid zines
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30

Selleren %belonnen ju boben. ant Der
iiloliheu Sol6fugcl lit es 9eroOe Jest
@inter oeer 8cgeu3eit uto noBe Sit
be beoeuten Sdnupfcn cine Grma'
gltrg, Die piellcid)t picl sur 9crubi-
gllIlg Der @enijtbcr beigetrogel bat,
G~nglon0 lit NIT leiner
6lotten Yolitif III cine Str0mung
gerotbcIL Die INNER rciBcnoer miro
mo ooS Sono eincn1 finon5ieacn
y1'toelItrom" entgcgen treibt. 3oll-
ocr1o 5lpar, abcr Der permeiltliden
Moth geborden0, lit ole &~lelegung
bon oier lpeiteren nGreobnan9btS"
%beld)lolien, woroerL Die III 1912 tertig
iein iogeu. Inoere MGd)te iebcn
ii6 nooprh ieIbitucritdnOIid ot6
oo5lt georGp9t, grobcrc 9Initrenglur-
gen 81 MADDEN, uno 10 lnltge es eng.
lolto nidt gelingt, Oos rclotipe StGr-
tcperbGltniB 5il icincn @unltcn SIT
crbolten, miro ea in ieincn foit mobn.
Iinnig SIT n%ennenocu @cItrcblun9en
forttobren miiIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30

GupIanbs tiir.ii6e 8Gber.
eanitable.gsbdab gultamt seseH. etsts siies,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30

Glc Nc8iernng in Mo ~
lngton bat Der oelltid)ell Hcgieruig
BON lbrer gbiitt aeilntnib gegeben,
ouS Oelttl6 omerifanildc SonOclS.
Nbtonlmen 5l fiinbi9etl, lobolb boS
llelle Sarifgeies ongenomnlen nor.
Den ut. Ginige 7Ypiitifer botteu
5luor Die Nnlift pertretelt, oob cine
forneae &iinOigrng internationalcr
|crtroge nift potbig ieL lobolo bic
8eiebgehlme amerifa's gciprohet
babe, 0ieIe gnlidt miro BON Der
@egicrinlg SIT @oibington niht ge-
tbcilt, bieic lit pieinicbr bereit, oelt
ollcin correftcn Weg elmer iormeaeu
aiinoi9lln9 ein5uidlogen, nm inter-
notionole Gomplifutionen 5u Der
meiocn. Is ergibt lid oaoird 5ipi.
id)en ser Nnnubnte oes nmerifani-
id,en Soriis uno Dem Iblouie beS
&ertrogeS nod cine 6rilt BON ieds
Monoten, III Der Die Wteiltbegiiniti.
eiirl9 lueiter beitebt mno Die Serein-
b~orunaen ScS SonoelSpcrtrogeS in
8eltun9 bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30

ErGiioent Der 9ontrdtt Be1nroe.
(IriIi23, "a, 2G, 27,2S 30 1881 ;glu92,3)
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02
Hyn1erl Works
Overtime
Dennis--Ortwein

Last Thursday at Ardoch, N. D.,
occurred the wedding Of w. II.
Ortwein, who for several years
past has had charge Of the Singer
Sewing machine conpany's branch
in this city, and Miss Anna Dennis
Of Ardoch, Nd. The marriage
which was quiet affair, was
solemnized at the parochial resi-
dence Of Rev. Father Consdine in
Mimic. After the ceremony the
bridal party repaired to the home
Of the brides uncle near Ardoch,
where handsomely appointed
wedding breakfast was served.
The bride is a highly esteemed
young woman, who for some years
has taught school in Grand Forks
county. She formerly taught at
Wjlliston, where she met Mr.. Ort-
vein, who was in business at that
place. Mr.. OrtWein is one of our
promising young business men, and
man who is sure to make his way
success. He has many friends in
this city W no wish him every hap
piness in the new step he has TAX
en-. After a three weeks wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Ortwein will
make their future home here.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02
DANGER in DELAY

The great danger Of kidney
troubles is that they get a firm
hold before the sufferer recognizes
them. Health is gradually under.
mined. Bachacke, headache, ner-
vousness. lameness, soreness, lum-
bago, urinary troubles, dropsy,
diabetes and Bright's disease fol-
low in merciless succession. Don't
neglect your kidneys. Cure the
kidneys with the certain and safe
remedy, Doan's Kidney Pills. which
has cured people right here in
Watertown.
Mrs. Marie Pritchard, 209, Erie
Ave-, Watertown. Sd, says: My
kidneys caused me much suffer-
ing for several years and finally I
was forced to give up dressmaking
on account Of the trouble. There
was q pain thru my back and the
kidney secretions were very irreg-5
#ular in passage. heard about
Doan's Kidney Pills and they were
recommended SO highly that pro-;
cured a box at Tarbell & Will,
liamson's drug store. They were
just the remedy ! required as my
Ikideys were strengt hened and the
pains disappeared under their use.
A now fell better III every way.
4 know Doanss Kidney Pills to be-
q reliable remedy for the kid
neys. II IA
For sale BY I'LL dealers. Price
so cents. Foster M ilburn Co.
Buffalo. New York, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name Doan'
and talke no other. 2-3
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02
LIVE CITY HORSES AT MINNIE
sofa STATE FAIR

Bloom & Martin of this city
will have two fine horses entered
at Minnesota State fair this
year, Helen Query, and Della
Wood" the former a fast trotter.
the latter a PAGER.
The season promises to be one
of the best in the history of this
firm, as far as their horses are
concerned. Last year the two
horses won their marks. Helen
Query is marked at 2:213. She
drew much favorable comment
from expert horsemen who saw her
work. She won the 81 600 stake
race at Huron during the state
fair.
AT Eldora. la. last year, Della
Wood won a mark Of 2:l53 carried
off the $500 stake race, and won
much praise. She is a half sister
TO Castl swood, one Of the most IA
nous horses on the American turf
Both at the state fair Of Minnesota
will race for two S., 900 purses.
The horses will leave Watertown
this week for Brookings. After
the races at that city they will be
swung onto the Northwestern Iowa
Circuit, visiting Webster CITY.
Iowa City, Rockwell City, Fonda
Sac CITY and then ~ ny, nj ),
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02
Makepeace--FIetcher

Tuesday evening at the home of
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles Makepeace their daughter
Miss Fern l.. Makepeace was uni
ted in marriage to Mr.. Ray Fletch-
er, DR.. A. M. Work performing
the nuptial ceremony. After the
ceremony a delightful three course
repast was served. Both bride and
groom are we'll known in the city,
being among our most popular
young people, and a wide circle of
friends wish them every happiness
in their new career.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02

Any lady can get a siivered "No
Drip Coffee Strainer by writing
DR.. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Send no
money. Simply ask for the mo
Drip Coupon privilege, giving
your name and address. DR.. Shoop
will also send free his new and
very interesting little book de.
scrlbing DR.. Shops Health Coffee.
Health Coffee is such a close i'm
itation of real Coffee that it re-
qulres an expert to tell the differ
ence. And neither is there
grain of real coffee in it. Made
from pure toasted grains, malt and
nuts, its flavor and taste is ex-
ceedingly gratifying. No tedious
boiling either. MADE in min
ute,' says DR.. Shoop. Write to-
day for the book andas No Drip"
Coupon. Forter- Whooley Grocery
Co.! 2-5
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02
Crozier---Ritchie

Tuesday evening at the home of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Crozier, their daughter
Effie was married to Leroy Ritch-
lie. The wedding was a quiet
affair, only relatives and friends
being present. Rev. DR.. Jenkins
performed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richie left on the evening
train for Minneapolis and St. Paul
for a short wedding trip. They
will be at home in this city after
LIST.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02

fair races. Leaving Des Moines
they viii! 60 to Hamline for the
Minnesota events.
Helen Query is entered in the
2:2l trot at Hamline for the
$1,000 purse, and a like race at
Des Moines for 1000 purse.
Della Wood is entered in the
2:l3 pace at Hamilne for SIS, 900
purse, and at Des Moines in the
PIG capitol hill race for a purse
of s., 900.
Messrs. Bloom & Martin have
great faith in these horses, and
look forward to the big races with
pleasure.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02
FARMERS TO OWN HOSPITAL

Stock Company Formed at HetIand
and Work Will Start at Once.
Hetland will soon have a hospital
OF its own that will probably be one
OF the most unique in the country in
that 1t will be owned entirely by
farmers.
A stock company has been organ
hed and practically all the stock is
held by country men living in the
neighborhood. The entire sum nee
essary for the hospital has been sub
scribed and building will begin at
once. The new institution will prob,
ably be the only one of its kind that
Is owned entirely by farmers.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02
Ludwig--Freeburg

Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents in
Minneapolis, DR.. H. M. Freeburg
of this city was united in marriage
to Miss Kuella Ludwig. They
leave for the Pacific coast on a
short wedding tour, and will be at
home here about Aug. /.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02
LOCAL ITEMS

f. C. Hagman is in the city for
a couple Of weeks, taking his an
nual vacation.
Harry Thomson has a genuine
snap on small barn. See him at
the Saturday News office.
McKool Bros, the east side
grocers, sold over 100 crates of
strawberries on Tuesday Of this
week, which is going some.
Leo Baughman has resigned his
position with the Jones' drug
store. He will spend a short time
visiting friends and will then
leave on a trip to the Pacific coast.
L.Schulner started five more men
this week at work manufacturing
Council cigars. He now has sixteen
men employed in his cigar factory
This is certainly going some.
A McD0ugall cabinet makes it a
pleasure to get a meal. S1.0O a
week on our Club plan. Ask for
free portfolio Of the Model prize
kitchens. The Cozy Home.
Harry Thomson has small
new house, large enuf for man
and wife and kid or two, which
he can sell for sos. If you have
lot here is a chance to stop paying
rent. Ea& nA4..~ b.,
/ EFloyd L. Cary, who returned to
this city Sunday after a two years
absence in the west, has accepted
position as manager of the Annex
confectionery. He commenced
work the first of the week.
J. H. Bruins, the Watertown
foundryman, has a scheme in the
shape of wheel for a binder
tongue, which will prove boon
to the farmers. 1t will pay any
farmer who has much grain to cut
to look into this new device as it
certainly has a great deal of merit
to it and is a great saving of horse
flesh. See the ad elsewhere in
this paper.
A book on rheumatism, by DR..
Shoop, of Racine, Wis, tells some
plain truths, and in a plain and
practical way Get this booklet,
and free trial treatment Of DR..
Shops Rheumatic Remedy for
some disheartened sufferer in your
vicinity. Make a grateful and ap-
preciative friend of some one who
is discouraged because of the fail
ures of others to help him. Help
me to make this test, and I'll GER
tainly help your suffering friend.
A. Duffner. rs
The annual normal institute for
instructors Of schools in and around
this county closed Friday evening
last after a most interesting and
instructive series of sessions. The
number Of those attending was
50, one Of the largest held in this
county for years. A special fea-
ture of the session was number
of illustrated lectures on agricul-
tural subjects by Prof. Van Thuy-
sen. DR.. L.G.Hill gave lecture
Thursday, describing the eye, its
uses and abuses, which proved very
instructive. z
The Sunday school class of RE.
Morris held picnic Monday even
ing at the Pumping station, Lake
Kampeska, which proved to be a
most enjoyable event.. About
thirty young people drove out ito
the lake, where refreshments,
games, boating, etc., were in
dulged in. A splendid time was
enjoyed, and the good time pro-
longed to a late hour. Rumor
has it that the party arrived home
in the 'wee sna hours of Che
following day.
With McDougall Cabinet you
will have more time with your
family. 1t makes your work twice
as easy. $1.0O week on our club
plan pays for one. The Cozy Home.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-02
Magee--MacC hesney

Wednesday afternoon at the home
of the bride at Chicago Heights,
DR.. VIC. Magee of this city was
married to Miss Charlotte Mac
Chesney. Mr.. and Mrs. Magee
will arrive in the city in a short
time, where they will make their
future home.