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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15

@tor Slbebranb* Mon6ag Mften
UNDER BEN iterfe @torm op6ageoes
Ser Slo / uStocfbolm 81ocf", 1907
III 60. @aibington Mbe., ser
tt6ltgere benptte6es al @tocfbolm
DI1on til 5aloon og Danielofale.
Set befjen0te @pbelfirma 8oIm>
green 8ros. bar lt6ia1g / @pgnin>
gen, og iaa at iige bele 6eres @are=
lager blep g6elagt. Set bar p11r6e>
ret til $4,000, 0rfor6 &otel i
iomme @p9ntng leo @fa6e for 3d.
900, og lelpe 8Dgnt11gen rampone=
re6es iterH, i6et @eurene for en-
flor Del fa16t ianmen. So @ran6=
men6 TOM tilifa6e pe6 Samnen=
itprtningem, men oilers flap alle
Menneife o9ioo &otellets 40 @ie=
iter> fra set 116en .bi6ere 8lesiure.
8pgningen bar til en- big @ra6 ct
~2an0emgrfe", i0et SEN bar opfgrt
for ct Ones Mar it0en og b1ep 6en=
go11g betragtet iom en- al 6e be6lte
8p9ninger / Sp0bpen. Sen eje0es
MI al ct Msirrancefirma / 9iten.
Soremin9en 9ania's 1elifabeltge
@ammenfomit og Mftenunoerbol6=
ming @d110ag Mften poa Dania
@all bab6e en- meget boar6 Mo6=
gang at bef9nnpe / Set 116el0ige
SEER; men tro6s Bette bab6e ser
BOG tn0fun0et fig en- ret talrig Sor=
iamling> Ser / ful0t Maal npo oct
ppperlige &rogram. Dette belto6
bobe6iagelig al EN- &effe ieroeles
go6t u6f9rte So1fe6anie UNDER 2e=
6el1e al Mrs. 8etbine Mdrregaar6
og Scr. Martin &el1on. Set bar
tDoeltgt, at Sc .Sptre0en0e lag0e
bele 6eres SntereSie tn6 I Damien,
og Sn6pbellen bi6ne0e ONT Sen 1t9r=
ite 6li6 og @eiagtigbe6. &r. SEOUL
&osmusien fra @t. &oul, Ober>
pre it6ent for 9. g. 9. S., bol6t
ct go0t og initruftipt Sore0rag ON
oe oanife Soreninger og bba6 6e
funoe opnoa og u0rette be6 be0re
Gmorbej0e. Set ser / set be1e
mangler be0 bort Soreningslip er
@amarbei0e og Gnigbe6 om /
6elle5fab at lgfte Sc itore Spga=
Der. Com @fsempel anfSrte Sore
orogSbol0eren, at / Chicago alene
CT Ser 40 6anife Sorehtnger, al
bbtlfe fun 8ro0eri amfnn6sIogerne
berer UNDER en- Gellesforentng.
Otter Brogrammet ierbere6es en-
fortrin1ig 2uncb, bporefter Ser
bol6tes ct libligt Sal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15

ct. &ebers banife &irfes &aiar,
Ser lfal afbol6es poo Dmia @all De
3 itoite Mftener / 0enneM oone6, er MI
@ienitan6 for iprige Torbereoelier.
9e fo~rifiellige &omiteer bol6er ita-
Sig @e6e og rapporterer go6 Srem-
gang / Mrbeioet> og alt tDber paa, at
8aloren oil bltpe meget pellpffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15
fu 1l'Il|irjli|frlI1lItIe,'fl,oI'oe lrl'
8eriot1fr, Iioe1oe al Nprei1gOorl.
@lereiDgo0m eller Nbenmatisule
tan bare fri Bebanbling.
6trin til tebenfaaenbe ADre8ie.

Set ct af Betbbning for
be Itbenbe at Mbe, at bbi3.
l1ogen al benz er Offer for
eIler IiSer af
Snflammation / Blrrer,
NbrefDgbom etc. tan en-
TIT BebanoItng faaes beo
at tiIffribe 9oftor Qpnott
at Chicago, fom bruger
Fl Rltnif metober, i6et
ban, gtber We6tcirt foe,
for btsfe 9bgbomme frit.
Set er albrig forfent at
bltbe belbreoet, og bette
fogar | 9eres eget 9iem.
Mn6re ian fetIe, men 9r.
2bnott ct befienot for at
lbffeS, bbor anbre miss
lbffes. Nogle at 9bnrp,
tomerne ct
8. 9ebeIie / rtogerr
Sci af Qeger1et.
10. SorftoppeIfe eIIer
2eberfbge.
II. 9iertebanfert eIIcr
Smerter runot
9iertet.
IL. Gmerter / @ofteleo.
6ene.
10. @merter I Naffert
,eller 9obeoet.
ID. 8Rrf eIIer @merter
t Nbrerne.
IS. 8grf eIIer SRbeIfe
| Qebbene.
16. 8prf eIIer MuffeI<
9RbeIfe.
II. 8Rrf eIIer Nerbes
fmerter.
18. Mfltt eIIer fronifi
&beumatisme.
e &uppn og glib ythfTt>
eller firth ct Breb
eres TilfgIbe, unoerteer
fe tboeligt FAINT fenb bet
bill mootage en- fit Bes
og en- ftor tIIu.
alt frit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15
minneapolis.

r@nrpriie". GorS6ag iibite uge
oberraife6e Me6lemmerne al Ben ban<
tie 8binoeforening / &opfins 8ebo-
erne / ct. @e6ers Menigbe6s @raite-
bolig. me6 ct upentet og belfomment
8eibg. Sc efterloo fig ct Mtnbe ON
8eipget / Sorm al en- elegant 8ar-
lorfloffe, iom Damerne oberrafte
S6ru Steenitrup.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15

- 6orretningsfparteret / @illz
mar bar 1i6ite l1ge alborltgt truet pe6
en- @ran6, lom opitob / en- 5talb,
bDor nogle 9renge rag Gigaretter.
Sire @uie og ct mir6re Spmmerop=
lag brenote me0 Sab al $1,000, og 2
6armere fra 9megnen mi1teoe oereS
9elte / 8rQn0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-15

S 1tnebomsforeminscn al 1905
forme0e oct regnlpre Mgoe li01te
Sre0og Mften fig til en Glags Off
ifeosfelt for @r. 8. 6rglun6, ser
iom me06elt / 6isie 9age forla6er
Mtnneqpolis for at bragg u6 til
Seattle ST.. Grgluno bar UNDER
lit tooorige Spbol6 beri @pen iom
fife mango andre og / fin ierlige
@geni fab iom babil Soreoragsbol=
Der giort ct fort og egennpttigt
Arbej6e inoenfor III. at 1906,
bbiS 6orman0 ba1t / ct Mar bar
beret, ligeiom fan ogiaa paa mani
ge Moooer bar giort Jig fortient al
9onif l1ng6omsforening al ct.
Saul. Sntet timber 6erfor, at
bans mango @enner in6en begge
Soreninger tn6en bas Mfreiie pn-
1feoe at bringe bam Ell Saf for
bans 8irfe iblan6t Dem. Otter
l1noerboloaingen / 6oreningen iio-
tie Gre6ag o%perraftes ser &r.
Greluno iom en- Min0egabe fra III.
al 1905" to imuffe og Daroifuloe
8gger;; og be0 Set efterfdlgen6e
&offebor0 bar Ser rig Mnleoning
for &enaer fra begge Goreninger
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-04-29

v, o. Erwin. lots 1. .. and blk o.
urandvlew Add to BONANZA. s's.oo'
y. II Ward to r. 4. outhr'dse,
parcel OF land In neN sec ~ ~ Us
sr9 dcs by m and b. &'So,oo.
Hot Springs improvement, co. &c
L. 8 Wiley. lots 8 and bls is
Hot Springs Add. Sio'a.oo.
Marshall =. Orr to Ida J. Gerber
sX OF ncN and lots ! and se'
: tp ~ sr ~ .. Sssoo.oo.
Enterprise Land 4 lnvessmen
20. to NJ. =. Orr BLK los Mills Ad'
10 X. r.. 100000.
WI, q. Stulct ux to Olive J. Car
l,,on 10, I sec -, lot 4 and part 10
J sec - tp sAsrs Ss33a.oo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-04-29
xLA2Ara FALLS THUR ,DAY. APRIL ~. isos

Jr., Y Int to blk SIS. klamath Add
to X. r.. Ssso.oo.
Michael Woods to weyerhausei
Land Co.. 81 OF seh. neN OF ses
= nsk ssc 3 tp s5sr Q. $io.oe'
Y Samuel n. Scott to weyorlaase.
~ Co neh sec - tp 80 sr IL
.. olv.oo.
! }. B. Mason Of OK to wsyerhnerse'
Land Co.. lots .. 3 and SAN o.
uN and sM OF swh sec ~ y
I3lj Is .. $1,000.
L ~ =. FAught ct ux 70 Weyer'
IhausGs Land Co.. wh Of noS. SEX
LEI rex and and nwh OF ssh sst
Ilo tp 81 sr Is Q. tie.oo.
W. Z. Andersen q ~ to weyer'
haeursse taad Co.. swK - ss ~ u
10 = II .. oio.oo. -
Joe sssarnas 70 Hsyshasuscr
Land Co.. lots .. : aa1 :. sex OF
lev Y sss o tp sts ss Ne $1,000
walter =. Farra q q 20 weyer.
hasussr Land Co.. sM oeAw y and
sw Y ofK Of AVN scc ~. sex
Of aex sse 10. sk OF ssN sec
|se, ~ q svN - ~ y 81
iS .. eie.eo.
syrus J. Sweet v wsysrhaeseI
Land Co.. awM - . y as
e, 5000.
Homer Y. Lint 70 A. 8. sfaies q
NJ, uvk q M y see 3 tp ss Q. ~
Of sw Y zoe 81 sad neA OF 80 y
,cc 80 tp :4sr lie. $1,000.
Ellen PeIi ct vir to Frank Moor
,asd. lot . blk 81. N!ehol Add 't
Tx. F.. S2:?7s.oo.
Geo. D. Snyder to z. 8. Barnes
,srt lot I blk e5. Nicholas Add u
Tx. F.. Sis7.5o.
| c. Z. wordon ct ux to Burg
Mason. svx Of nwk and nwk o
syn scc - tp 9ssrs g. $1,000
ooe. T. Cline Ct W to N. L. An
lnusa. w OF swh. SEX OF nwk
/ 2 sh Of svk &c II and eh 0
pek sec is tp 80 srl+e. 3asoo.oo
y Hot Springs Improvement Co. .
)IW. ". Patch. lot 9: and eh OF 10
"a Blk 81. Hot Springs Add to \
~, S7so.eo. -
~ w. T. Shivo ct u1 to D. W. Ryan
II ~, nnSk Of swh sec 20 tp -
tssh .. $1,000.
L caiifornia Z Oregon Land Co. Z
= Land 4 Livestock Co.. 10
No. . tp 2Ssr .. 800.
4 Z Albert Patterson to Jessie 4
Dunn. lots IL and I? blk s'
crandv.ew Add to BONANZA. Sf25.o'
8. W. Reese to c. w. Putnam. e1
TEX sec 3. eh Of neh sec !
md swn Y OF swk sec 2 and w.
u nwn. sex OF nwh sec IL I
sssrIl .. 100000.
Il C. II. McKendrce ct ux ct ai
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-04-29
ALE or INTERESTS N real,
rsrArH ny GUARDIAN.

py virtv, of nm ordcr of sale, duly
"A. .ra .n,,rsa nv IN. Count,
.m,, =, m. STATE Of OREGON. for tho
nun,y Of klamath. ON tho .,th day
vn,.h n 1908. authorizing.
,n,w.rInv ana licensing me. A. tho
,ard,an q, tho prrsous and cstatcB
I,s,., stacy colahan. cliaord
,,r.,n Callahan. apd stephen Cola.
an Miners To ,ell a, private sale
h. certain interests. and al, tho
,s,, mi. and iu,cr,,, Of said mia.
In ara ,o tho fol,owlpx described
a, ,ron.rty sI,ua,.d lp ,h. County
xi,m,,h and Stat, OF Oregon, to.
~. Tn, oue-el,yeuth in,eroI,
,y,ss nv xnid Lester Stacy Co,ahan
"A c,Inord John,on colaran, such
,.r.., beins owned Jointly by them
b, .ueb real prspsrty. and the Que.
I.,,r,h ,,,.r,s, oupod b, said Step.
an Callahan In .uch r,al property,
.hI,h IA described "a follows:
Tn, sw. of,le swu of Sec. l5:
10 sru Of m. sEl. of Sec. ls: the
;ru Of tho NEI Of Sec ls: the
SwS. the swx Of the NEx, the
W q, IN. SCI the sEL Of the
sEu Of Sec ~; the W. Of the
W. ~. Nwr a, the swx of
"a. ga ana the NEL Of tho NEL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-04-29

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g,snabssA 3. Oasld. y Bib ~ u
llsesall. eSDee.ss.
q I. Wssh = u 70 4. II. Dsasas
G q, lsss 1. :. asd :. bib ~. fair'
Nv Aa1 y r =. Ne. 3. siGss.
80 Lasshlla y Cas- csrisea,
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%, - %, : iikA o>~s.ss.
~ n. HrUva q - - n G. oeees,
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~ ., ~ e svA 81 ~ q mel
~ -. . - . : - :. oae.ee.
rNa.s n. .unses = Frssk Moo
~. ssN - asx sad nsA oe ssx
- - . % ssSa ele.eo.
n ". l1asss . cAas. :. wosdsa
- 3 W q. Klamath Ada 70 x y.
G1sS.S0.
~ IN 4 u 70 ". D
0u. ~ = ~ - = y u . I
3 slfA Qooo.ee.
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oA2A 0slnnseise.
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1UoUas ~ = ssk Asl ~ : =
- y - e@,@HA oooees - -. a,
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MEG5lss.sss i :
VneaaeP. ~ e GvN = 81
$&thf -. a = , I
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sis.sss .sss, b.;,..,.... os&p. 8
o6hDet1l. ~ II Blk o Town Q
l1S11ai1.i ! Sa1s.es.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-04-29
JOSEPH p. COLAHi

Guardian Of the persons and es-
'atss OF Lester Stacy colahan. Cliff
'ord johnson coiahan and stephen
roiahan. Minors. 3-?7 <-:&
Evening star., 1909-03-11
FEES FOR BU|lDIN6 PERMITS
INSPECTOR PREPARING A NEW
SCHEDULE OF CHARGES.
Sliding Scale Of Cost, Ranging
From % to $500, According
to Size Of Structures.

Following the provision inserted in the
law making appropriations for the Dis
trict Of Columbia for the next fiscal year.
Building Inspector Snowden Ashford is
preparing a new schedule of fees for
building permits. certificates and tran
scripts OF records. The new rates are eX-
pected to be approved by the Commis-
sioners shortly. and will be put into effect
at least within a few weeks.
Under the present schedule of fees the
same charge is made for building permits
for both large or small structures. Under
the new plan there will be sliding scale.
and the cost of permits will range from
81 to 500. according to the size of the
structure and the character Of the con-
struction work.
Another result of the law will be to
make the building inspectors office self
sustaining, the new fees being required
to cover the cost of the issuance Of the
permits and of the inspection of the work
as it progresses. This was the primary
object OF the new law.
The provision under which the new
schedule is authorized is as follows:
1.-The Commissioners of the District of
Columbia are hereby authorized and di-
rected from time TO time to prescribe a
schedule of fees to be paid for permits,
certificates and transcripts OF records is
sued by the inspector of buildings of the
District of Columbia. for the erection,
alteration, repair or removal OF buildings
and their appurtenances and for the loca
ton of certain establishments for which
permits are now or hereafter may be re-
quired under the building regulations of
the District of Columbia. said fees to
cover the cost and expense of the issu-
ance OF said permits and certificates and
Of the inspection Of the work done under
said permits: said schedule shall be print
ed and conspicuousiy displayed in the Office
of said inspector OF buildings: said fees
| shall be paid to the collector of taxes OF
the District of Columbia and shall be de-
POSTED by him in the Treasury Of the
United States to the credit Of the reve-
nues OF the District Of Columbia"
Evening star., 1909-03-11
Aged Baltimorean Dies Suddenly.

BALTIMORE. March 1l.-While walk
ing along Garrison lane, near Frederick
avenue, yesterday with his son-in-law.
William II. King. George Brushweller.
aged seventy-two years. of ZOOS Ramsay
street, suddenly became III and fell to
the pavement. When a doctor arrived
Mr.. Brushweller was dead. Before be-
ing stricken Mr.. Brushweller seemed to
be in the best of health. laughing and jok-
ing and talking about what a nice day it
was. The coroner returned verdict of
death due to apoplexv.
Evening star., 1909-03-11

1.-THE trainers of our state and federal
constitutions were compelled to choose
between the danger to free institutions
that would result from any abridgement
of the freedom Of the press and the evils
that attend the abuse of that freedom
through the frequent publication of mat
ter calculated to wound feelings. injure
character and rights OF property and pro-
woke the disturbance OF the peace. They
preferred to risk the latter evil For It
there IL some remedy, though often made
auate. through civil actions and criminal
prosecutions. On the other hand, there
is no remedy for the mischief Of censor
ship and restraint Courts OF equity
cannot act as censors OF the press or
abridge its freedom by the exercise OF
any character Of restraint. They have
no inherent power to exercise jurisdic-
ton that the Constitution forbids to be
conferred upon them. They have invaria-
bly, denied their Jurisdiction to restrain
the publication of libels OF any and every
character.
I'm view then Of the provision Of the
first amendment I can come to no other
conclusion than that the only remedy for
libelous or otherwise malicious. wrongful
and Injurious publications Is by civil
action for damages and criminal prosecu-
tion There is no power to restrain the
publication.
For the reasons given, 1 cannot agree
with the terms of the decree as modified.
In my opinion 1t should be modified so
as to restrain the acts only Oy which
other persons have been or may be
coerced into ceasing from business rela-
tions with the Bucks Stove and Range
Company; but SO as not to restrain the
publication Of the name Of that company
in the We Don't Patronize column of
the American Federationist. no matter
what the object of such publication may
be suspected or believed to be"
Evening star., 1909-03-11
Chief Justice Partially Dissents.

IA ItlS pol tA&liy oAcoShsA"S OPsAiohs rAi {.
Chief Justice Seth Shepard says in part:
Unable to concur entirely in the modi-
fed decree directed to be entered in this
case. it Is proper to state the grounds Of
my conclusion.
"a conspiracy is rightly defined to be a
combination Of two or more persons to
accomplish something that is unlawful
or to accomplish something lawful by the
use Of unlawful means. The logical de-
duction is that thing which Is lawful
when done by one person does not be-
come unlawful when done by two or more
persons In combination. provided, no un-
lawful means are agreed upon or used.
The courts Of this country without the
aid Of statute have now generally agreed
that this is the doctrine of the common
law.
Zone person may not only cease to labor
for another without liability to action.
but may also cease or decline to further
purchase his goods or to have any busi-
ness relations with him. This being law
full for one person to do, does not become
unlawful when two or more persons, i'm
PEELED by like motive, voluntarily agree
to do the same thing Consequently, the
persons composing the organization of the
Federation of Labor had q legal right
to agree together not to purchase the
goods Of the Bucks Stove and Range
Company. Refusing to purchase these
goods does not constitute boycott In the
legal sense. A boycott In this sense must
amount to what has been sometimes called
a "secondary bOyCOtt"
Evening star., 1909-03-11
Points Out the Limit.


$50 long. therefore. as the members OF
the Federation Of Labor contented them
selves with refusing to purchase tho
goods of the Bucks Stove and Range
Company from it or from others heir
combination was not Illegal. But when
they exceeded that limit. and EXTENDED
their purpose to the attempted coercion
Of other persons to compel them against
their will to cease business relations
with the company, the combination be-
came unlawful It Is unlawful for one
man to do such an act and combination
of two or more to do 1t becomes con-
spiracy.
Assuming that the publication Of the
Bucks Stove and Range Company in
the We Don't Patronize' column Of
the American FederatiOnist was q step
in the formation of conspiracy to coerce
independent dealers into refusing to have
further business relations with that COM
pany, 1 cannot akree that the publica-
ton can be restrained for that reason
Regardless OF it's character. or purpose.
the publication is projected from re-
straint, in my opinion. by the first
amendment of the Constitution, which
forbids any law abridging the freedom
of the press.
1.-The liberty of the press became an
established principle of the British con-
stitution after a long and arduous strug-
gle, and consists in complete freedom
from any kind Of restraint.
Evening star., 1909-03-11


tried, adjudged and sentenced by the
judge whose order has been disoheyed
The right Of the citizen TO express his
opinions in the way of just criticism
either orally or through the press, is a
privilege that cannot be abridged. This
right is as essential to his liberty as
the right to choose his calling. 1t may
not be assailed even by tAe courts. The
right Is equally sacreo, whether eXer-
cised individually or in conjunction with
others
ITO hold, however. that the court is
powerless, BECAUSE of the constitutional
inhibition, to restrain publications in fur
therance Of conspiracy to boycott is
equivalent to a declaration that a court
of equity IL powerless TO restrain the un-
lawful conspiracy. The conspiracy here
consists Of declarations and publications
in the nature of threats to coerce inno-
cent persons into Withholding patronage
from complainant.
Sacred in Eyes Of Constitution.
III the Constitution forbids the restraint
OF the publications under the protection
Of a free press II would for the same rea-
son prohibit the restraint OF the declara-
tions under the guaranty OF free speech.
They are both equally sacred in the eyes
of the Constitution. They are coupled to-
Sether in the same amendment, and must
stand or fall together. The jurisdiction
Of the court TO limit or restrain one will
extend with equal force TO the other. To
hold that the court Is powerless to re-
strain the publications renders the de-
cree against oral threats nugatory; for 1t
leaves the defendants in position where
they may obey the decree as to oral
threats, but accomplish all the objects OF
the unlawful conspiracy by promulgattng
the threats through the medium of the
press.
II agree fully that the record discloses a
state of facts calling for equitable relief
but the decree Of the Supreme Court of
Evening star., 1909-03-11

the District should be modified so as to
apply only to the unlawful acts of de-
PENDANTS as established by the record. II
should only restrain the conspiracy,
which. in this case, consists of threatened
damage to persons having business deal
ings with complainant, or threats directed
against complainant corporation which
tend to prevent others from freely trans
acting business with it. The publications
complained of. not being in themselves
subject to equitable restraint, the decree
should only restrain these publications as
an incident to and In furtherahce Of the
conspiracy. With these notifications. as
embraced In the modified decree set forth
in the opinion. concur"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-22
RAILROAD TIME CARD.


Miss Naneen Hall Is visiting In Mar
lin.
II. T.. smith was up today from NIL.
lican.
1T. Jones was In today from Reli.
ance.
w. d. Yardley was in today from
Harvey.
John w. Wiley was In the city today
from Tabor.
jos and John Lloyd were In today
from Reliance.
L. 8. williams Of Coleview. was In
the city today.
Pure kettle rendered lard for sale,
8. w. buchanan. "a
Mrs. A. Royder Of wellborn. Is Wis
iting In this city.
George Echols was In today from his
home az Rosprim.
Mrs. John r. Astin Is visiting her
parents ut BRENNAN.
John Corbet and w. j. Long were
over today from lola.
Paul swancoat left today 10 visit al
Austin and San Antonio.
Miss Aubra wilkerson went TO Aus
tin today for n visit 10 relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Pate OF Har
vey we're visitors TO the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Lewis left today
10 visit his old home in Oklahoma.
III Turner and son Oscar. were
IN the city today from Cottonwood.
For Rent-Team and wagon by the
day. Cheap. Lawrence Conway. II
Clean 'em Out" Red Tag sale Of
holiday goods at Emmel A Maloney's
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q. Santa Claus viii get most Of his
good candy and nuts at Howell 4
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For Sale Or Exchange-Fine thor
oughbred Devon Bull years old. Geo.
A. Adams. DIV
Mr. and Mrs. l. NJ. Cook and children
Of Steep Hollow were visitors In the
city today.
Mrs. Robert Armstrong and Mrs. Vol
ney cavitt returned today from n visit
TO Beaumont.
Each and every Red Tag article In
our Clean 'em Out" sale is a bargain.
Emmel & Maloney. 10
Mrs. p. 8. Tilson arrived from Hous-
ton today and is the guest of her moth
er. Mrs. NJ. Parker.
l. n. Conyers returned to Marlin to-
day after spending short while In
this city on business.
Miss Ruby Conaelly Of villa Maria
went 10 Austin today to spend the hol-
days with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. X. II. Scale and daugh'
tiers. Misses Bessie and Robbie. were
In the city today shopping.
To clean out our stock OF dolls we
have red.tagged them at remarkably
low prices. Emmel 4 Maloney. i5
We have n nice line OF homemade
fruit cakes and also layer cakes spec
ial for the holidays. Everything fresh
and clean. Mrs. Otto Bpehme. II
w. A. Childress. n prominent farmer
OF Madison county. was In the city to-
day trading with Bryan merchants.
We have an extraordinary magnifi.
cent display OF gold head umbrellas all
newest designs. caldwse'< sewelry
Store. 1s
Guy Board arrived today from Mont
gomery. Alabama. TO spend the holi.
days with his parents. Judge and Mrs
A. G. Beard.
billie Gilbert liz here from Beaumont
and will spend Christmas with his
brother George Gilbert and family on
Rock Prairie.
John Henry OF Edge. was In the city
today to meet his daughter. Miss Nina
who was returning from visit to rel
atives in Navasota.
We still have beautiful pieces OF
hand painted china on which we are
making close prices for the holidays
caidweli's Jewelry Store. 10
Don't fail 20 visit our Red Tas
Clean 'em Out" sale. whether you buy
or not-come and sc II you have what
you want. Emmei a Maloney. II
Our stock OF Sterling Silver and
Rogers 1877 Triple plate and souvenir
spoons Ii stili complete and our pri
ces are below the average. Caldwell
The Jeweler. 10
The Christmas box for Buckner or
phAns Home will be packed Frida,
afternoon at Baptist church. Every
one interested viii please send arti
c'es 10 church. ~
Comb and brush sets and copbna
ton travelling cases make usefu
Christmas presents. We have them a
reasonable prices. Caldwell. The QUA
lty Jeweler. 10