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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
r&aiIe" iiesten.

>''l'iA'' pNt Whit IIlu StIllFNlClO
Ter ouf Gong SSlono obeeiuieiell.
@eibcr mo 4in0er pcrgebIid,
ms Sreffen geiiibrt.
Ncm Oort. {. Ipril. Ter
aonlpi I'M Die Shnnflicen5 iultroe
gcItern IN Sltffolt. mo Nuiial.Goun.
ties, Gong Sslono, bel oen @cmeinoes
pobIen oltsgefod)ten unb Oic Tempe
rcn5Ier un0 Ifltder crlittcn, troboem
lie &IrdclL, @ctber l1nO &iuocr in
ocn Gtenlt acprcBt batter, cine gcioI.
gene 9fieoerIa9c. Iuiiberoll, iogar
IN biaberigen Sodburgen Der Trobi.
bltlon, nlc bciIpielsneiic in Soutb.
umptolL no c5 ieit ilbcr 100 %obren
tCinc @irtbitoit gcgebcn bot, iuaren
Die Observation-Disclosures iiegrcif nit
Wtcbrbctten BON 70 bis POO Stinl.
men.
Ter aonpi iuiitbetc in t3 Srtidof,
ten Don Der @roB 9tNp . Dortcr
@rcn5c ongelongclL bis billurf nod
Wtottollt Eoint. @Gbrcuo bic @ei.
Der ST NunOcrtCn Die airdlen fiilltcn,
&ununcn innacn mo ltm Grlcitftltng
filr lire GbcmGnncr bcteter, olli boB
ooa QrirtloIter nltSgcrottet milrbe,
bolton lid Die WGnner IN Sum0erten
bon &Irtbid)oitcn Courage. Gic gan.
&c &nlel %ictcrtc, 9tienlono bate SHIT
gum Mrbcitcn mo pielc @cihGitc mo-.
rem i~iberboupt qeidIloi'Cn.
%u Nipcrbcuo, no Die @oiicriimpcl
tire Rropnganoa III 6cntborlt rid.
'ittSloIeIter Meile bctricben bobcn
uno olli iihcren Sieg gcbpiit hottcn,
fam ooa Hcillltot 0lS llcbcrroiduun0.
0tc HibcroIcn iicGtcn BORT nit 300.
IN S%outboIo nit $50. Nltntin0ton,
Salip @rootbopcn, @obplon llno
SmitbtomlL iomit Qort5 Suiiolt.Go,
Itimmteu nit bctr0htlihcu Nlllroli
totcn iiir Hiccnj. SbeItcn &alon0,
biSber trodcrL itinlmltc iiir 2~icsn5er.
tbejIung Der @otcls mo 9lpotbcfcn.
&u Noiiou . Gouutp boiiten Die
Scmpercn}lcr IN Spitrr Ban uno
ScmpItea0 Ourd3uoringen, ober oltt
oo morcn ibrc N1Itrengungen pergc
bCnS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Sicntc nabe5n GO Sabre bci elmer
nno ocrielbcn Hnmilic.

%bitn0elpbio, go. 7. S(pril.
Sn Der 6nmilie bon Sobn Z. Moor
riS, elmer Der GltcIten 1omilicn Der
Stoot, bciinoet iid) bic S0iGbriGc
Cicncrin Glen Sumo, meId)e lett 50
Sobren I'M 3ienitc De. genuunten "a.
Mile Itebt. Sic mar am 1. Nooeul,
Der 1850 OILS Sousmdo6eli in SEN
Gienit Der 6nmilie getrctcn. Iic
Idt5iGiGbrige crfI0rt, BOB Elm grocer
Sbeil Der SduIb an scr bcutigen
Gienitboten Wfiietc an Der Grjiebu,g
Ger iltn0cn Iomen iieqe, Die pom
SoltSbo!t ichr bdu,iig gar nidtS per.
ItGn0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
SdliiiSnadlridltcn

@rcmcm, I, 9lpril, N1gefom.
men BON Nup Dorf lit Der Compiler
o&uiicr @iIbclm Der 0roBe."
@cnuo, I. NpriI. - Ger Cam.
pier oNombrr0" lit bon NUu Port
ciuNctroficn.
Ncopcl, !. gIpriI. - NIlaQcIol-
len nod, 9tcp gort lit Scr Compiler
;rWioltfc."
Mc1p 9orf, I. 9lpril. - Nerte
lit Scr Compiler oGlcpeIono" pom
NounblW0 un0ctoWumcn.
Nb0eiohren iiuo 0ir Compiler o@n.
coniu" nod Sipcuaool ullb ,Wtoicltic"
nod southampton.
&i5ur0. I. NpriI. - Yoiiirt: Scr
bon 9tc>u Port nod Nomburo cont
liNnirtc Compiler oWrai @oIocricc."
Soutbomp toM I. Npril.
NbNciobrcn mad, Mem g 9)orf limo Die
Compiler oHronprin5ciiiu GcciIie" II.
,Selltonic."
St5ur0, :. Npril. Eoiiirt:
Compiler oNicp NntIttroom." pon
AtCm- Dorf nod Nrttcroom bcitimnlt.
Gbcrbourh I. NpriI. - Ter
Compiler oaronpriniciiin GccIilc" lit
ndd) Nclp- })orf nbAciobrel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
WDoerner Huf.

Nr. SI07. lieieS Godnlooca iii
elm onaNHcidnct2r; Nod fam nit
cincr, oil Der Scite 81 ihliebenoen
@oiit Gctro1cl wcrbcn. loS Miiden.
itiid lit in Dor" 6olten EoncQc &c.
ll9t bis SdJIibtieic Gcitcppt, uber
cine IoItc bis }um mttcrcu Rodiaunt
blIocn0. 9rpoorlotb. Goibnlcrc, Sei.
It, SInncn oocr m0crr NoitItofie
limo poiieno. Goq Mlitcr tontmt in
> @r0Ben: -, 81, %, Is lluo 30
Boil %(oiaCmnonb.
@cGCn Ginieuolml BON 10 Gents
in Silbcr o0cr N%ricimorfen miro Dies
MtuIter al irgGnN cinc Norciie &C
innbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Staot Baltimore.
Nus Den Wcridtcn.

Strcngc, obcr acrcdtc Stroic fir Ne,
gersSiiitling. @c0cll zines
3allncS. - @crlporrenc &ugoaejc-
&c. Gnltlc cclebrc bCCnoct.
SduulOcn $1,000, &Crm00en
500.
Hldter @ortcr pcrlirt0ciltc QeItPrll
i'm Criminal @eriht bcn Neacr
Gborles Mpo6en SIT 20 Sobrcn ,3uft
bolia lpegcl zines crinlincuen Nnarii.
les, Den 0icicr am IS. 6cbrllur olf
Nrou Sltian Guid in Der Babe BON
Sofopctte Npcnlte, in Gulpcrton per
'ltftc. Is gclotl9 0otnoIa Der NIT
tbigcn Nrot nod) lGngcrcm bcitigcln
Sample, ibrcn Nngreifer in OicIludt
81 trelbcll. SbtQcS llrthcil lit Ooa
ld)mcritc, 0n2 RidItcr 6orter ic ans.
iprod).
Mcgcncinc9 3ounc3.
6ral Wurp 1innccn lcbt in cincnl
'd)onen Salllc III Der NGbc Der Mtouult
9olp SIM an elmer Strube, Die Don
Sollp . Nucnuc nud) ser II. Strobc
l1itit. Go lie MIN alol6t, ibr@rrmo
Itiid umfoiic Die gcnoumte StroBe.
ell, Nripotlpc9. licB lie Dor furjer Belt
ellten Stot)clorobt 3aun Qilcr iiltr
oiciclbc crrid)ten. Tics poBtc notiir.
lld) ihren Nahborn nid)t, Die Den 3ll.
gang 5n lhrcn relp. @Dbnun0cn Der
Iperrt ooer minoeitcns crihlpert iall-
Den. Sic mohten lid ulio ooruil, Ocn
3olrl flir5er &ono obreiBen 81 la.
Icr. Nber lie boten bic Icdnun9
obnc Den @irtb GrliIod)t, oenl1 Srou
Ginnccll mod)tc ibrcm8oroeben ollrd)
cinen Ginboltsbcicbl mcnigitens Dor.
ldllilg Elm Gnoc.
Scrlporrenc& nNogcicbe.
Nld)tcr Gunco1 mics gcitcrn I'M
NrciSgerid)t 81 1olpion citcn Soil 0e.
gen Soiuoro Gum II. u. aH Die olt-
geflogt murelt. @ifocnten Don elmer
aus Qcid)oiicn 81 boben. In
ter Dem StootageicB lit ea perboteh,
oitr ettell Don @ootcn Irgeuh ciner
Nrt Sn0o 5u modcn lpdbrrnb Gin be.
}ilgl!hcs SpcjiolgeiCB iiir Baltimore.
Gonttp mfr oSinf.," .Sncofs" Nootc
n0cr SloBe ncnnt. TnS Expectations.
miro icocnidQS bos lebte8ort
III olclcnl Sole 81 lprc9cn bobcn.
GauicccIcbreh ccnoct.
Midltcr Iuncnn pom &reiSgerid)tc
in COMPTON acludbrtc geItern Srolt
Note {. Sopercomp Sdeioung ibrcr
Gle non Iobn u. Sopercomp, Den Tie
ON 3. Slni 1899 bcirotbete. Cine
Gbnlide alngc lpllr0c lcbtco Sasr
bon Hidtcr 8orter nb9cmieien. Iic
Gbclpirrcn oicics Nunrea bubcn id)on
sic .NllinNrfiomfeit oes Gubli-
tunna in Nniprl,d gclommen, &oocr-
camp DcrIildtc Dor cilliger 3eit 6.
MOB &loIternloum 3ll cridieBcn, scr
Gn9eblid iein bGllSlid)cs 8liif ser.
tort huttc.
2 dulben $4,000, 0erm0.
GEN 500.
Wollace $. Giorueu, IN Sirnwsai0.
lueq Mfg. So, Jabrifontell bon Ra.
oeltiiien al SbnrnesItroBe, gab &c.
tern in ieinem Antrag ollf Sanfe-
rottertl1rnng i'm VunoeS 8eyid)te
lcinc Standardization olif $t40,220.-
30 ulo iein Serm0sc;t cui $l00 oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
WcfGbriidlrS .SanDucrf.

F5ilaoelpbin, va. I. 9lpril.
- 9ci einem gciiern Nbeno lii Ser,
Inlagcn Ser Sobrifonten Don Seifen
mo Snieftenpltlpcrn, WcSlpainc
>groS., nlsgebrodcnen Seuer muroen
orci5cbn 6cuermrbrleute Don Ncn
GGmpicnL mclAc lid ais Gbcnnifo.
lien entpifeltcn, ii~bcrnaltigt uulo
mliBten nod TEN Soipitol geidaiit
ueroea, no lire @ie0erberiteIliino
abcr fir iider gilt. Der angerldtete
Termogenihaoen betrGgt lmgciGbr
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Sdlucrc, abcr gcrcdDtc Strafc.
9rutoIe 0tiBbanbtulrg elmer mcibc,
Trnu 0ltrdj cinen Nc0cr.

' ~
TbilobeIphio, ga, I. glprit.
- Ser NeNer 8Corgr Moibin0ton,
lucIter iibtriiibrt mllrop, Grou GQo
GllrtilL cine @eibe, oli ieincm 3im-
mcr 0eion9cn aebolten, cmp0reno
m%iBbonocIt NM beronbt 81 bobcn, lit
burd, Hihter gorrntt 5t Is ,(Subrelt
3llftbous ltn0 $4,000 @elobllBe Der.
llrtbcilt mor0cn, Die Srou botte lid
ltod Der @oGmlng 0cS Ne0crs bc0c.
ben, Inn bicien 5ll engo9ircn, ibrG
&otler. nod cincnl @ogeriptid)cr 5lt
perbringen. Sic iagte aus, ser 9tc,
ger habc lie III lcinem 3imnter pom
%. bis 20. MGr3 icitgeboltcn. Sci
G1n nGbcren NnQoben itber 0ic ihGn0.
lid)e glrt, ruic Iie bon Dem Sorbi0el
%bcbnnoelt iuur0c, brod Die Sroll mes.
rerc Wdlc 5%llIommcn. Sic lpllroc,
ME lie oliSIagtc, 0urd) sic Eoli3ei be.
Ireit, not)bcm bieie Ourh ciilcn on0c.
rem Ne9er, Ser in oeniclben Sollle
mobnte, bon oent 8orioa in acnnt
nib gelett mor0en mar. Nic Die SO.
~ipitalGr5te ouSio9ten, lit sic ungIiid-
Lido 6rait onrd) Die ihr miocriohrc.
nen Wibbonolun9cn olrd) f3rperlid,
pollItonOia 0cbrohen. Iic ISllrp CAB.
raid ben @ubriprrtd) ihuloiD al, uno
Scr NcGer luitr0c 5l,r Doditen Stroic
pcrlrtDeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Wunucrucnr giacD's Granfbcit.

@artforb, Gonn., I. 9Ipril. -
@robc %cior0niB 1rrcNt oic idmcrc
Grfronful1 bc9 @oupcrucur5 @iQep,
bel pcld}cr c9 iiH Inn Gin Ncr}Iei0ell
bonocIt, unO Or. &oncpov in Nclu-
Oorf, Spc5ioIiit iiir Scr5oiicttioiten,
III 5uQc5o0en morbcn. @cioc SGllitr
Der St0utalcNiSlotrr hobcn Ncilci0o-
HeiollltIoncn onNcnommclr, IN ucl-
den Der Soiinung oltf Die boloiNt
@iecerberitcIllmg oCa Eoticntcn Nus.
Druid ucrlicbcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Yarcgrapb Glf abgrihafit.

2ittle u od. Irf., Z. slpril. 49,
Ter stoatsienat bat cine 9ia onoe-
non1mell, lpoourd Herionen, bie aili
gabn5iigen im Stonte ooer nufaSlott.
f%oriitelt BON SabnItotioncn geiitigc
@etranfe 81 iih nebmen, eiitc idpperc
Stroie ouferlcgt miro. Iie Gill miro
l%pobrifciniid HeltaurantS Sag
CONS offi5ireft, obaleid iie ollgeblid)
nitr Den 3ruef bat, Sdldgcreicn 81
perbiitcli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Mahridcinlid fcin Sphlenitrife.

Gr0finn1g Der ncllen 6onfcren5 in
EbiIobelpbio. - 9(r6eitrr in Nn.
betroht Der 3citperbGitniiie jlum
No68ebcn 0cncigt.
Hbtla0Clpbto, I. Ipril. -
IN Der bclltc itottgeiunoenen neilpn
Gontcrell5 5piiGen Sertretern Der
NartfobIcnJrGbcr ut0 Der 8rltbeltbc.
llber lcDntcn Die 9ebteren ulie &or-
Id1ld1c Der Gritcren ob un0 Id)lllgcn
nor, Dos am /. April uerItrid)clte oltc
Nbfommcn olli meitere brei &abrcn,
clio bis sum I. 9Ipril 1912, 5u er.
ncltcrlt. I'm Sen aoblenqr1bern @es
lcaenbcit 5u gebcL ItH Die So6c SIT
ilbcrIclGl, pertogtc iit Die Gouicrenj
bis 9 llbr mDrgcn Ntadmiltoa. 1ie
9}crbonollmgcn ionocn i'm Hcooing.
@obnboie Itntt. Sem &crncbmcn
n0d) mcr0cu bic Nrbciter nit Hiitlift
olri Die 3citpcrbGItniiIe olle III Der
criten Goniercnj 9eltcIltcn 6orocrmn-
Qcn iulleu Ioiicn lttt0 baltptiGdlid
MIR nlf ctncm l6leuti9ercn Serlobt
rclt sur &critdnoiGun11 i'm ISoue Don
ScIdlpcr0en beItebcn, ais 0us Dor
Dom geAcumGrti9en "Reminiscences
roth. Giner Der Neumten ser 9lrbci.
tcr.(lnion geiton0 idon hcutc 81, ooB
mani olti Entertaining Ser ~lllliol1
llld)t be'tcben miro, ioQ5 0ie 9lreeit.
gcber III onocrcn 9e5iebulgen Gnts
gt1cntonmtcll jciAel. Nr. Srpi9,
Er0ii0cnt Der Union Minc @ortera,
ireIhCr Der GonierCnj dis Iclc1at
bClpoblt, mltrOe nod Der beutigen
Sibun9 0urd) eincu &ertretcr Scr
FrcIic gcfragt, oh fiir ben sal, oaB
mcIcntltde 3uBeItGnoniIie nidt 81 er-
I0ngen mGrcM bic Ntitgllcocr oea
Noritoa0e3 crmGdtigt mo 0cmiltt
lpdren, bcoingungSlos IN cineGrnCuc.
ring Ge0 Nbfommcna nui cillcn mel.
tercl lerIlin bon 0rci &obrCn cin}ll.
mtliAeu. Gle 2lntmprt oeS Srn.
%epiS oui OieIc 6ro5e mar mic iolgt:
sd babe nienola iiir Strifc ge.
iprod)eL uno i6' mar 1tct5 Gin Seq
ltcr non StriteS, abcr i) bin gcute
ned ebcrlo cmpbQtiid gegcn bie Or
nelerltng Der Gntldcioung ocrStrifc-
GolHn1ilton, mic id) c5 innlcr oenc.
len bin, alBer mcnn unierc Craoni-
lotion ais iold)r anerfanut mo ibr
ais IoIdjcr ole unterjcitnun0 6c5 Ab.
fcmnena 5ugcItonoen miro. ,Ed mcr.
DC HE ltn6 ntntmer IN ole Grnelle-
ring lrgeno cines 9lbfpnmcns u0cr
Golltrotta. moorrh Die @rubcn.Nr.
better iib binocll, ciRlpiQigcn, ouBcr
fpeHl Die Vcruntuortliffcit, Die Gin
lolder Gpntratt ulS muierIegt. DON
Den @rllbCnbeiibcru oncrfonnt miro.
Gelter fam id) ltiftS iogen. ,If cr.
morte, ooB Ole @rtbcubeiiser b0flih
ltn0 @riinbeu Der @ernunit 3uoGnas
LID Iein rcroen."
Nlf Seitcn Der 8rubenbciiscr oell.
tct 9titts oarolti bin OoB iie bon Der
StellrnB. bic iic chi elmer iriibercn
GonIercn5 einAcnommcn hobcn. ~.
rildtretcn merOen. Nbcr ielbIt iiir
Hcn SAL, 0oB i'd oicic Nntobnlc be-
moDrbcitcn lollic, lit mad Trdiiocnt
SemiS' Nnbeutungcn fcin Strife fiir
rlc nobe 3uflnit SIT beiiirttcn.
ST. eingemcibten arciicn idleint
mon SIT crluarten, bob Die Gertreter
Der @obIengrabcr iiir Den Gsoa. bob
iie Nidt3 crreitcn f0nnen, ldlieblid
in cine ScrIGn1cruig ocs oben oe.
llolinten Nbfonmcta einiuiaigen !uer.
oen.
Nfr rnthr fnhf in 3oA,ac,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Grfulac Der TruGibitioniitcm in Gulo.

Nenpcr, Sol. 7. April. - Gic
Erobibitioniitcn lporen i'm NQgcnci.
llell bel ocn geItern nj Colorado ob.
EeboItcnen Tuni5ipolmobIcu criolg.
reid. Is uoil Den ) 5orpnS, aus
lneld)cn cnogiiltige 9crid)te rurlic1cn,
ltIlnntcn trodcn mo MIR iieben iiir
Nilsltellul11 bon Sicen5. %n ucridlic.
oeren Der groberen StGotc lit ooS
Nelilltot ned I'M 3meiiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

Ser Hobbenbampfer .Sirginio
Cafe" lit in Der Giniabrt 5u oer9totre
Tame : 9oi, an Der aiiYte bon Neu.
flnoluno, pom Sreibei5 5ern1almt
lporben. Gie Wannihoit, 200 9erio-
neil al Der 3obL retteie iid) a,,f an
bcre Rpbtcnoampfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
9rii

Nrli 0cror0cn ncrtlO0t.
Trur Sltlio 4. Barrett rcid,tc &c.
tern I'M &rei9qcritt ST. Eomlon cine
&loQc BON $500 QeQcn Oua rN}ultiplp
Gou5iI, ). 8. II. q. NJ" Don Godcna
bile Gin, mcld)c Slmmc Ole &criid)c-
ru1lg ibrcS Oottcn I'M Qenolmtcn Or
ben oQritcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Gcbbcl's cinsioes Ytelicr.

@ir Babcu unr Gin Itclirr in GAL.
timprc, tno bas befinbct lid in Der
Stage 5n ebcner GrSc, Gr.321, Horo.
@ab-, nabe Si9b.Str. SinSer.Tbo.
tograpbicn cine Spcsialitat. - Seine
asenten nnb feinc5 reopen ~ itcigcn.
I. Sebbel. g.. Grn;. &eidGftsfIbrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

Eaiic 5nr Mciic ia's Yn5.dHo be
iorgt 81 Hainc, Tr. 4i3, Cit.Ealti.
n,Ureitrahc, Taic Gnltuta Sunlr YUc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
6clo III ucrleibcn.

] Tnc, ipefdr @eio nrtrnunlrn, iprehen Licr
uur. Ih'eibci nnf Ealirc. Wi6tcl NIB @rutps
Ciuertbrti. . I'M 9'erirantn. Seine qoau Slice
gictbooen. Baltimore 3nJeitm:g. Co." Nr.
l20, Nutossala.S trale. Gl3-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

Wolloce $. aiowea, in Sirnwraio
iueI Diig. 80, Jubrifantell BON Sra.
beltiiien an SbornesItroBc, gub &c.
Itcrn in ieinent Nntrag ollf Sanfe.
rottertl1rnng i'm 9unbeS 8erid)te
feline Standardization olli $t40,220..
30 ulio iein Serm0acl cuf 500 oil.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-07-08
TO ASSES RAILROADS
Tax Commission will Begin Fixing Val nes July 6 6-Railroads Have
 Had Hearings.

Little Rock, July 2.-The Ar kansas Tax Commission July 6 will start n the work of assess ing railroad property in the state, according to the announcement made yesterday by Chairman Hampton after his return from a trip through southern Arkansas. The last of the railroads are to be heard today, relative to the assessment of their property and it is the present intention to get down to ihe actual work of as- seesment next week. The rail- roads have for the past several weeks, giving in the value of the property of the various lines. The commission has merely taken the values as submitted and will form its own conclusions.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-07-08
MONEY IN WILD BERRIES
J. H. Weller Has Made $76.30 From
 Marketing Huckleberries in Three Weeks.

J. H. Welter, whose home is at Eagleton, was in Friday with the third load of huckleberries gath cred this season by himself and family near his home. His total picking brought him $76.30.
 Mir. Welter came to this coun- try few years ago so broken in health that he had little hope of living. Since then he has entire ly recovered hls strength, and has from the first done we'll on his little farm, growing with remark able success everything he has tried. Last year he had a very excellent crop of sweet potatoes, and this year he expects to do as well or better. He ascribes his success largely to the care he gives 10 saving and use of the fertilizers on his place. He looks upon the money he has gotten from gathering huckleberries as nlce little pickup at this time of year.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-07-08
Cures Blood. Skin Diseases. Eczema
 Greatest Blood Purifier Free.

If your blood is impure. thin, diseased, hot or full of humors, if you have blood poison, cancer, eating sores, scrofula, eczema, itching, risings and bumps, swell ings or superating sores, scabby pimply skin, ulcers, bone pains, catarrh, rheumatism, or any blood or skln disease, take Bot anic Blood Balm (B.B.B.) Soon all sores heal, aches and pains stop and the blood is made pure and rich. Druggists or by express $l per large bottle. Sample free by writing Blood Balm Go :, Atlanta, Ga. B. B. B. Is es- pecially advised for chronic, deep seated cases of blood or skin diseases. as it cures after all else fails. Sold in Mena, Ark, by w. c. Vandiver.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-07-08
A "NEW CALIFORNIAN
Southwest Arkansas Is to Have Exten- sive Fruit Exhibit at Seattle
 Exposition.

Grannis, Ark, July 2.-South- west Arkansas will be advertised at the Seattle exposition as "The New California;" on account of the unsurpassed quality of fruit being raised throughout this sec tion of the state. The fame of the Arkansas products is spread ing every year. This fact is largely due to the superior flavor which is found in the fruits raised here. California fruits, iu many instances, have an insipid flavor which is not found in the varie- ties raised in Arkansas.
 Extensive plans are being made 10 advertise the advantages of the fruit industry in the southwes part of the state. The phrase, "The New California;" has been adopted to attract the attention of the public. A number of towns have united to aid in the boost ing project.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-07-08
THE OLDEST YALE MAN DEAD
Chester Dutton of concordia, Kan. Graduated From the Univer-
 sty in 1888.

Concordia, Kan. July 3.-Chester Dutton, who was the oldest graduate of Yale, is dead at his home of old age. He had lived ifi q leg cabin wit his wife on the banks of the Republi can liver near here since fS42. Ht was graduated from the law depart ment of Yale in 1888. His widow and several sons survive him. Dutton wat compelled to give up his chosen pro fession because of disease of the throat
 MT Dutton was notified about year ago by the secretary's office at Yale that he was the oldest living graduate The other two graduates next in order at the time were Henry P. Hedges of Bridgehampton, N Y. and William r. Cooper of New York City. Both were members of Dutton's class ol 1888.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-07-08
REFUSED TO AID JAP STRIKERS
No Consolation For Indicted Leader in Honolulu Trouble From Admiral
 ljichI.

Honolulu, July 2.-The training squadron of Admiral Ijichi is scheduled to sail for Japan today and the cruiser St. Louis will leave Sunday for Samoa. Last night the admiral gave farewell dinner aboard his flagship to Consul Uyene and prominent members of the Japanese colony
 The neutral attitude of the Japanese naval commander in regard to the striking plantation laborers and their grievances has been a disappointment to the leaders of the thousands of Japanese who quit work. Makino and Negoro, two of the men indicted on charges of conspiracy. called on the admiral. hut he refused to receive them.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-07-08
LINDSAY GETS DEMOCRAT
Has Purchased Claims Agains. H. P. Robie and Now Is in Possession
 of Plant.

NJ. W. (Pike) Lindsay has recently purchased claims against H. P. Robie and the Meua Demo- crat, and is now in possession of the plant and business. It is his purpose to issue straight out Democratic weekly paper and to conduct job printing plant.
 Mir. Lindsay has been engaged in the newspaper and printing business in Mena for years. He always has been a staunch Demo- crat of the sort that believes in clean politics and policies. He was owner of the Democrat for some time, during which period 1t saw its greatest efficiency and prosperity.
 For several months Pike has been at the head of The Star job printing plant. In the change he is making he carries with him the Ees. wishes of The Star for his success and prosperity.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-07-08
GALVESTON EXCURSION
M. B. Shanberg Will Conduct One From Mena to the Coast City on
 July 26.

Tine Star is in receipt of a mo- tice that NJ. B. Sbanberg, special excursion agent for the Kansas City Southern, will conduct an excursion from Mena to Calves ton on Monday, July 26. The fare for the round trip will be $6.75, the lowest ever given. A portion of the notice follows:
 The special train will leave Mena at 2 p. m., and arrive at Galveston at l0:30 a. m., the fol- lowing day, which is the best time that has ever been made by any train frem Mena to Galveston. From Beaumont the special will run via the Gulf & Interstate Railway, which is 57 miles short CT than any other liue between those points. It is beautiful ride, for the reason that for Sc miles it follows the shores of tho deep blue waters of the Gulf oi Mexico, and passengers can set the waves coming in shore and breaking up into thousands oi white caps.
 At Port Arthur the entire train is loaded onto an immense barge and ferried across the bay, the passengers being unloaded at the depot, on one of the principal streets.
 There will be pullman sleeping cars for those who desire and the rate will be Sb for double lower berths and $4 for double upper berths. These rates are for the entire round trip and will include the privilege of occupying during tbe eutire stay at Galveston, in other words, sleeping car passen- l.ers can make the cars their ho- tels for the entire trip.
 Returning, the train will leave Galveston at 2:30 p. m., Thurs day, July %, arriving at Beau. mont 2 p. m. The train will then leave at 10 p. m,, which will give the excursionlsts stay of three hours in Beaumont, afesding an opportunity to have their dinner and see the entire town.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-07-08

cred by Representative J. Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania
 All the regular troops in the city participated and Brig. Gen. w. w Wotherspoon was general marshal of the parade. The Grand Army was represented by large number of vet erans headed by Commanderin-C Chief Neyius. with whom were Mrs. Mary L. Gilman of Boston, national president of the Woman's Relief corps. and Mrs Lane. head of the Ladies of the c. A. R.
 The memorial is on the circular park of the east side of Seventh street, at the intersection of Louis jana and Pennsylvania avenues. It was designed by J Massey Rhind, a New York sculptor. and consists of a tall triangular shaft of gray granite with bronze reliefs on three sides, representing fraternity, charity and loyalty, the principles of the c. A. R.
 Maj. B. F. Stephenson, who was sur 9eon of the Fourteenth Illinois, was the founder of the Grand Army and It's first provisional commander-in- chief. The movement for the erection of a memorial to him was first sug- gested by Col. John McElroy himself boy" soldier of the Sixteenth H. linois cavalry
 Col McElroy labored indefatigably to interest the Grand Army and other patriotic organizations in the erection of this monument. which is the first memorial of the kind ever erected, While the Grand Army of the Republic raised most of the funds. the Woman s Relief Corpus also turned in q goodly sum.