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The Tupelo journal., 1909-02-19

The hen cackles because she
has something to advertise. She
believes in publicity and publish
es abroad the arrival of a new in
voice goods. Learn of the hen,
thou sluggard. Many a mer
chant has goods lying on his
counters because he doesn't
''cackle" and let the people know
what he has to sell. .--Ex.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-02-19

A severe wind storm passed
through the state Sunday after
noon. leaving ruin and devasta-
ton in it's trail The storm was
followed in the central states by
a blizzard which put wires out OF
business and caused much dam
age otherwise.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-02-19

Kentucky, second liquor-pro-
producing state in the Union, ,and
up to this time unscathed by a
statewide prohibition fight, is
now the battle field for the pro-
hibition forces.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-02-19

An exchange in speaking of a
deceased citizen, said: I'VE
knew him as Old Ten Per Cent
the more he had the less he spent
the mere he got less he lent
he's dead-but if to heaven his
soul is sent-he'll own the harps
and charge them rent. J"
The Tupelo journal., 1909-02-19
RATES OF ADvER TISING

DISPLAY advertisements at rate OF
$1.00 per running il oh per month OF
four weeks. Liberia, discounts made on
yen~lv contracts
Notice of meetings Of strictly chari
table organizations will be inserted on.
time free; all other notices must be paio
for.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
She IntcrIuRnnasiHnO..

On einer nornebmen 6amilie mai
Der Batter q%eitorben. 8ieI @elo mai
nidt oa; 0eito GROCER wnren Die
Anpriihe 0ie Qemadlt muroea.
9iidts lit idpuerer, ais lid beguiigen
lernen lid cfnihrdnfen miiiien, 100
DER 5iun gepilcgt poroen lift. ole dli.
bcre l%lngebuag ihon mo bebagIih
her3uridteu- Ser WliBmutb 5Og in
ocnu itiaen @auie Elm.
Gie @erhdltniiie perInngten iebr
b0lo. DAB bic alteite 5ohter Iif ais
9e6rerin 1uitellen laiieu muBte. Gas
.eromct bate ife idon iriiber artf
98umih 0cs &aters abgelegt. ipar
aBer 0aaod uidlt proftii6 tbatis &c.
peicn. 3unddit mar es bel ibr tpie
Del Ndpn oie NIT llnIuit an cine
code 0eben iie lab MIR Die Sdot-
.tenieiteu oes gerufeS. Nah uno noh
abcr lebtc Tie iih bod etu; iie lernte
Die Mobltbat Der erniten 4rbeit fen.
men mo iiblte iih 5uDeiIen rcht
gIiidlida
Iies a6er unterlieB iie, ibrer ghat.
ter al iagen. sic erpioerte nlhts
0arauf, tueun Sic Wllitter tagtaglih
nno Ie beootlerte. oaB lie
lid iar iie unO Die @eitwiiter ab.
plaaen miiBte. oIas Slid fommLi
| bod ans Dem inncren Wenihen; i'd
BIN ia 70 uief irober, ais tDenn ib
netne Gage nublos perbrIngei
lniir0e. 0idts fam mir oas Be
suuftiein ericeen. oaB i'd fir eat
Iioraen fann. 5eio aud fr0bld, tDeiL
Iih % 9th. Sd iiioe mein Seben
ial5n. 0eshalb troite 1ihl~ 60 bate
fife ipreden f5unen. ipreten miilen;
um0 title 3uirie0enbeit bate oieie
fn sen0fn Wlcniden ergriffen, 8eS.
/ 6alb foot lies niht2 IS i6meidelte
ibr, ais Martnrerin 81 geIten. 2ieler
sdludde CAB iie nadl. sic iDuBte
.nidit. mcldle 01att in ibr lag. Ite
niadt n6mlit. bier MSenihen eliid.
lid MAIDEN 3u fonnen. uno nos gibt
mchr @efrie0iqluug. als Der ouiteren
qliaae eines 9lenihen Elm 9ahelH
l5u cutlodenl GO fam fem Slid in
0as eiuimrc Sans. Ole To6ter dbeI
iou0 lid 10 IN Oie GoQe, Die ibr biz
Nlutter 3umics DAB iie Die Cult On
ihrer 9eihiiti8ung rieoer oerIor uni
Iiia tootanoLGdIiG iRbIte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Sam,arrane
gOn sans erennert

Observation-Disclosures pogeH
observation-disclosures 6lAtben,
5arben ROTH erblih'ne @dnoe,
Rlilen feline. meiBe @dnOe
uno Id idaue III Sic 9lutbeH
am entbrannten 9immelsbogen.
5riibberbifu5enoi - Siib unO leile
2dIieit on Die Sniten flnJen.
3drtIld rouidt IS ans Den SaIten
@ls ein 9ieO aus alien Soften =
2eiie bore ih Did iiugen;
Sunge Stimmel Alte @enel
SriIbberbitnbenol - Sod in 8onHe
5riIbe SerbItgeitirne fmafeIH. -
Rieoer pom oes 9inmels @attea
Stlrsen iid1 ersiirnte Sdatten,
un0 fam feiner bod oer0uufeIu
Meines Sommers Ser5ensionnel
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
gon Scr entc nuO i6rcr s~crcitana

0nin iin0 Oa5 niitlidite nn0 8M.
gleid am leihteiieH aui}n5iebcn0s
Gefliiqcl. oenr tie iin0 iuirieOeu met
ieoer 0oit. lpenn iie MIR reidllih Ht.
inns quite gcGeriBnen Hno ergebei
Oor allcn iaitiae &rnten mo aH0afe
@erihte. Surge iuic and alter.
Gbiere loiien iih iH Naueh1lt aifa
q8elhnei uerUcrileM On MON 0udl
3nud mo T0feAuarc oaraus ma.
den fam, ma5 nidlt |allgeuein be.
FAINT iein 0lriie. cine iette 6nteu.
brait III mDeralgidlia ieiner ais EN-
Spid6ruit Don 8ans 1ie Gnpu.
iian0er aepotelt uHo aefaunagi
idmcdcH nnsgseidHei una 0ie ea.
teHleberpaiieiea iia0 ibre5 trciilldl
@eidmads iDelsH berilbmt.
I'm redll ifiiA gier ST er5pIer
laiia mon sic GataH nift ia8leid
nam Dem 4uiihlaeH oas g8aiigrs ani
Dasielbc h%igaHs. iaHocrn laip iie IN
&oie Gel outer ober Hift letter 0o1l
unAeri1Hattera. mDtI Is an eiueii
fieisqH ilieBeH0aa 9rnpual nuts
ie1lgn bari, DER aher sum S4miai.
Hfn tame @ai9sasei atgbi. aa.
dlgnabiale utRHf 6ie 0nta aefge
csi5efan. d'le SaBitoife nernaa
n,a.l. nis ie ffp1 beim eiaiiro 3
Ger Trflte ief faIaer spe38cfdHaa
res meroeb Bic eale herlra8t 0a8e
.Hiat.
81i s0 gHI1s nrHe gltie vl}a9
erHrabis eWegi fir BE 4frsiua1
beH @er.dtea eHs sasHiea enieH
GoufHte Mss 0arrn. eiH1
aarie ilHae m1m0aiin DelBe Cite.
If oNatien f33 Hitt IS ieiN i.l
Sletid. mifo asia diet msi 0fa s
ogrB eb3e5clea. nae c~iuf11fer a'
oa HHgigu Ht Hfa idrgiier aeb1
geln Haf Sire Saat u1ier Dem @ais
un0 elHidHei0ei nn0 Damn. niif oel
@au6 naAhgifsn0. raid ah5is5t
aasaeuommeA MO mii Sal8 irdfli'
aus1erisbm miro. mit Qoblbiaii /
mii4t H1R r1d. 0uu iduei9e.
mon 6ls GaIer tn id5ne paiiae.
Stide. 6eitreut f. leidli nit gals
iginseUissigu Sal5eiblaiiegH, Iais.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
s6enrs sdotsn.

T.e fIeiuen Sdoten. Sic man 6eute
All Dem Gid zines ieoen 9araers
Frnoeu farm. pureH nod Dor 8IUei
Sahrbunoerteu Gin geiuhfer. t1euer
be5a5lter 2ederblien. 90 er3G9lt
man OoB 0er8ater oes sroben Gonoe
biz 100 Tranf iar SEN 9itgr 5hoten
5obIte, mo Dab oIeier @reis I'M II.
Sohrhm0ert ourdaus fem unge.
m6hHlih hober NOR. Sn eiHer i'm
Sabre 1866 auigafihrteu aomoola
ertldrt cir S6auipielsL oab gr oieie
6~ulieniriidte MIR ellen mer0e. Uenn
cas- QIier 100 Sranf foitet. 1886
id1rieb Die srau Ron WaiHtenon.
.5iniidtlid Ger Sd5tan 1T allies ned,
5eim alien; ieit pier Ea9en ino TN.
iere &riHseH MIR AM ora Sadsu
erpiti: iie molten eriten5 S6sten
ellen 0auH frsuen JIG iih DelHe ge.
aeIien su BADEN unb mo6ten meter
an Iiettns itGuSis Saoten bsrssb.
ren.@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
g9ie Die 6ran itin iOl, bic mar
heiralbgtt

beiraiBgt,
idllocrt Der Sumorit C'@ell ia
olluier @ausar3t4 INSTRUMENTATION.
Seirdt6c cine Srou. sic bgr3lid.
lodeu font; tit ilr 9a6cn ae3mml.
geB. 10 tmiat tie uidt 3ur ebeirou.
@oIratbe cine 6ran. sic, lDaW oilc
guieu @labe i'm Sbeoicr 0erarifia,
nit DIR ebeHioaarn ani ciiem GERM.
Geren 4Slae ilet tie miro ODD uie
Onra ibru 0hrgcij plaacn mo nidi
unQlldliA iein. Wenn an0cre O. Wsi.
trbrmaeH ais ibr Eriift oa ciHcH
BETTER mo ou piAit ibm etpas
aebea. 30 Hium oic 6rmu uidli. Die
i6H Fir eiuM @Giriiaer oOcr SdlHapa
triuter bait, Dean iie iii 6art imo
c50iiHidl. eiebit on elm Al30dfn. lie
iuMe 51t e%rin5reL mte co I'D DIOR.
gems beim erunden beuimmi. o6 es
m.lie6ensUir0ia mo miirriid) oOer
iriid mo Better cuoa6t mo ninml
iie oui feinei Tull menn iie 0te crlte.
rem Giacuidniten beiiet. Seirot6e
fcige STRAIT Die aeaen lire anaebori
sen tnr3 mHgebunoen, ge8en 6rem0e
uber licben5wiirDia iit; 0ente itcts
oaran. 0aB ou o%orl0uiig MIR Der
3utiinitiae bit ben iie NIT i6rcr
nano bcglldt. ipdter aber un0 omm
3u ipdt. 80 i5ren u1diten gngcb0.
riaen geb0rit un0 oann iuie 0ieie
baban0ell nirii. @eifatbe cine yrau,
bic i'd obne SAeil Ulh eimnal ii
einem idlidien @aastleIoe Dor OH
icheH lo3t menm On cincu geiudJ
mod5t, niWm iic CHER Quf feiiai
,5a4. mefn iie bid longe martnr
laBt. Yu iia iiir 0ldl beruuslu.
pueeH. @airgibc eiHc 6rom Ste loren
N"Haehorigea flcinc 5reuoca 6ereitet.
oem 9ater 0ie 4ieiie iiop1, geiDibts
gieieoer aul 0cn 5hreidiiidj le3t.
Der 4iuitcr oie @ansidlu6e boli.
mcrM ite uou ciiem 8usgarg hclm.
tehrt oocr ghr cin sliiifH biuter 0ea
@udaH le1t, melu ie ruhen MD.
aud) 6ie Irau 0orilt on heiratben.
oie ahue 3Hrnrn aeleacntlid ncli.
.ide S"pott8nWeH ihrer Qniocr er.
traai, ie MIRO Dir eit outer Same.
ra0 iein mo mit oir ourdl bid nuo
0lnm gebet
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
sOnntaasEote, WaiIWaufee, s0nntae. I. glOpember 19O9.

beiacictt 4Hs cine fur3e Sebens.
oailer mar ibr beitimmt aeueien.
penn lie mar crit % Sabre alt. ais I'D
Dem SoOe ihren Sribut softer muBte.
abcr ibr 9lome miro nimmer Der.
geiien fueroen 10 lauas Is cine sent.
ldle Siterainr giebt; oenn au6 ron
lhr laBt lid lngeH mos mon ron
s6rieocrife 9ri0n4. Der Smaea0ae
liebtcn @octbes. iaat.
Gin Strabl Der Ci5taionnc iieI
oHf re.
Gu ben. oaB er lluitertIi6feit ihr
iieb."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Sir Slide mo Sans.

Is UlI NHDe HlO 9alS. ::
s.~sS
SiideH5ettel.
Sonptng:
&il3inppe-D GaiIeie BON alte'
5iebhiiingrn 4alb5nierct5ratel
nit acbratenen @arfofieln Rno =.
matenialdt. Suadl: StalieNiid.
Gier.
&"ipntag
0urbisiuppe. 8n0srould0ea
nlit Sar0eutHiance Naffeeidimarra.
-Snna. Semidle &eeiteafs mis-
Sal0t- Sbee.
StcHWaA:
9tuoepugpc - @sbratene @al6Sle.
Ter nit Alo6rta. -C5lt. = &umh
p &fIaumeutno0sl. aafiee.
@ittmoa:
weuaiieimpe. hm~eiAcbratei..
wtoiieia6bc ua0 5aucrtghl.
Ytadl. &lum1ntohi nit b%olldnoiider
NhFtll1
- SoWaienltope. 0lldtotelet
It's nit agriibriIn M%drtoficlu uutO
Seasrisidilt. Suah: Suuden9a
ldee nit iaAreN @nrtcn.
NrcitaQ:
t@s1,t1rt1aN. A 0niranpo,
teiupils, wit Npssf9hi- s,n4r..
mnr,c.n min 9P6brw Weis mi
@row6terfomott SuNa. Safer
.rrl.se nit @irnen
'' ~ Il.
~"'''' 's
~" ~"'N
- olteteoeh atteR u eps
r,a.son e,,.r, n.or.'f
e,gsr ,,in seiN";+s.ssn ~, rel -
os6r,te, , a fs~,i,r,s], .,s,a,,
Nm Si,s., a. matsm,s.n S"
r,sg S,S Sis;,4, ,srStsi,, 81, IN,
h.ns re4,, ms f,5. !, .sn.,,,
esItsr 0a,ss,,
c S,, e,,, ,, 10.
-, Grgss erbSi. .;,h Ss,.
g}s6esbner IN ,isrtof 0}i,,,s 80
sd,,fem ein e[ier,el T5~S
INNS Elm bei6os Gi,,rS a,lAi1n5b
merSon s,,.M
sefrira,n 7fss M,ii. esrSr X.
mem mir S,r R-rs.5,,tt.r n
foft,w ssi;a6r,,ss ef,'ss @es,
min W, r ans
Es n,,p IN S,f ~ X
iafori mn msGfif ,.,A
m,iis mrs i, ogsi.sn +. rl.i,,s,
g,,itstsmisrmrn osns r,s,fh ra,as
,rosSrft es6,sen -n',r ,,.5, ins.
ma, Wrst S,,n
~ tahW eRt poet. |ela
MaNl elleh aiisi 9ttoelisi8 DER
,lAgW oi.lH'el Na'9eh al8e8efoi'9
.o'to SsH olslrN' lWae.ost ".'iH
o,,S,,ssr,3e h,,os G[ffs,r1e or,,
Aen II, ob,n ,tsS ,~,ts, II,
fss, GrsseI I, e.n,s ,f,s
nmn 10,iisr MI sinan, s,n5t
lSfisf ber,i,so~t4f,nmr MI ssl
9r,fsr INK 9i9st h,,tFs~. INK 6r,a
ner S,,,tter i-;her5,iSsn ,;as+ nan s.,
-, SID -
., ,4o,;.., Ok. IL,
- = 4" ~" ~,
g. S aa. W.. - - ls'r
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07

Tie GHglauocrin 9lr Irrn6
SGeloon madlte bereits al 9lioata
pon Is s5gbrrn ENC aielie i'm bic
gaelf. Tc 9rn0riida or ibe bier
qauana mirften 10 mleti3 aif Sc.
0ag tie ihr iernegcs Sgbra aer er.
for5dusm uHbetur1ter s1neer ST
mi0meu 6citloB Seiioem III ie ia'i
lmmgsseiee. oni aroBen Toridunas
rciict aeraien. Cine ibrsr a}eie1
fibrte ig iu 0as @ona0aebiri ug0
nod 2i6eri1 wlo 0as Nub 0as re
ilbcr 6igie bis oabin nod lueii9 be.
iarrtm g5Hoer @irifas uer6f iea.
.lidte, erraate ioldes Aatiiebg3 %
MISREPRESENTATION @rciie. oab 0t
a1nialiA @gogragbti9s @cieaiAaii
gu 2oHoon iie sum- aiitslie0e Err
nan1te
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Afrerret.


9n benz @iener seminar iir
oas nit
per &odlidiiIe Der @enoifenIdait Der
@almirtbe in @erbinOung Itebt, ba-
hen Is San0iOatinnen Die Staats.
pruinng beitanOen.
: MS GoIi5eipilegerin ruuroe 6r1us
lem 6ri0a @iooerer in 5reiburg I. ..
uerfld9pciie beim oortiqen 8e8irfs.
ONT bcItellt. Gle miro bautpiadliG
ben Scr Aunidt ii6cr Die in 6reiburJ
untcrgebradtcn 4ilegetinoer mit5I-
49, 20
Nm DER @iener llHiperiitdt Der.
ieidnct man 0en critcn 6aa, OaB cine
Nrai 0en 0oppelten GoftorDut er.
lan9t bat. Tic Ghrenomue oes tDelt.
lldlcn oOIileu EamenirftS 81 @ra3,
ar. pbil. Albertlne 6risi Nfdridau,
wur0e Dor SdlnB Oes StuoleniabreS
III @len junl n. meo. promouirt.
=
s. Gin iucib[i6cr 0"adtuddter EFT.
ltirt IN oer Weueinoc 9lldrpaloe bet
HrcuBad Nouou0. Ole Grou gtoht.
padterin lit einc nod ruitiae Seh-
5lgcrin Die ohue Nnglt uHo Sdelt
ibr Nmt Deriieht unO Der aud bisber
nod 9iiemono etpaS 5u 2eiOe sethqn
bat.
Srau &rofeiior Gina SdneiSer,
ole lidl in bobem 9Pabe nm Die gel.
iilc &iIoung Ser rbeiuiiden 5rauen.
melt uerOicnt qemodt bat unO OILS
Scbreril mo Sdriftitellerin eriOle.
reid tbdtig mar. lit i'm Ilter BON
odltrnoiieb5ig Subren IN aoIn q. Nb.
9%eitorbclt.
Ger critic mciblide @raumeiIter
NrduIciH 3olutidup in Srieien in
Sr0n0enbnra bat ole bo6ere Eohter.
ldlile 0bioluirt uno Damn ole 9raue.
rcI q NtaOemic III @rimmn beiut)t.
Rodocm tie Dos grameu ais 9ruu.
mciiier bcitan0en. ilbernimmt fie iett
iilr ibrcu erfranften @ater Die 9ei-
ting Der @rauerei.
Inter Sen 0icsmaligen Gromens.
%flnoioatcn an ser SanOelsbohLhuIe .
IN Nerlri %beianoen iib suml' eritei
N'ale 3uei 0amen 8rdulein @lirieoe
Stotcr mo 6rdilcin Gnnu 3immer.
luonn. Scioe beitan0en oie TipoIm.
priilrmg uu0 limo ioniit ole eriteu
lueiblihcn EtplomfauiIeute gcpor.
Den.
s. oils 9cituin Orr Glnif meibIider
9lcr}te in Berlin tritt al Steue Der
peritorbeuen Gbirurgiu Gr. Ienes
Noder Or. Ncruinc Goenbui5en olis
@oh. 9r. @~oeubui5en aebort Be-
reiis m Der iiinsercu @eneraticn
meiblidpr Icr3tc Die an oeutihel
llniueriitdten itiIoiren 0uriten. sic
ahiolOiric 0aS StaatSerumen I'M
So6rc 1908 IN Bonn uno bot nab
i%iiniidhrigcr Observation-Disclosures oil
Observation-Disclosures ieit April 1909
oils 5%pe3ioldr8tiu iiir 6%rauentraut.
bcitcn uno @ebnrtsbilie III 9oIn praf.
ti5irt.
Sine ciu5elue Tone min gang
G6tna ncrbeiiernl Gs lit oies Srdu.
leiu aana Sumg Bib, Die Gotter oes
idon betamien aonO. On @ei. Sic
bat ioeben in gnalou0 ibre Stuoien
nit elmer gl0useno beitanoenen Bril-.
iulg abgcihloiicn mo Mil nm IN
lire Seimoib 3iiriidfebreu. I'M bort
ijbcrca 5rauenfIubs 81 griinoen una
Ole aeidmttc peiblide Gr5iebuna
nom kindergarten bis sur Timber.
iitdt st ~uer6eiiern. Gang Defenders
luiaH fe 0anndl tradlten. Die mooerne.
ali Meinlidfeit gegriinoete @eiuno,
beitspfleae IN Der 1rmeren geuolte
ring ein5uiiibren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07

0ldnner rihlqn rod grnnom
bc5 Mei5es llrt9eil it isiae Giebe.
no Is Hidlt l.e6t. set idpa 8erld].
iei 6as @eib.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07

6 TT fein Niao Ser Mglt 70 fieil.
Tas ihH nitt eInnsH idmHdta.
Sur oos bieibi uuier ei8Hes I3eil.
1a5 mir ia pi!ndgn.
It. Stieler.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07

: MS Golijeipilegeriu puroe 5rlu.
lem 6ri0a @io0erer in 5reiburg I. y.
uerludspeiie beim oortiaen 8e3irfs-
ONT beitclt. Gle miro bautpiafliG
bei Der Auiidt ii6cr Die in 6reiburJ
untcrgebradtcn 4ilegetinoer mit5E.
mirfeH habcn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07

8 Gin mcibIi6cr &adtpddter EFT.
ltIrt IN oer @emeinOc 9udrualoe bet
NrcuBiid Nouono. Die 6rou gtoht.
lpadterin ut cinc nod riitiee SetD-
5igcria Die obue 9lngit uno Sheu
ibr MINT Oerlieht mo Der aud bisber
nod 9iIem0nO etuas 5u 2eiOc eethqn
bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07

= Gn Dem @iener Geminar iiir
oas nit
Der &odlidJiile Der @enoiienibait Der
@alnpirtbe in @erbinOlng itebt. ba-
ben Is Stan0iOatinnen Die Staats.
prllfling beitan0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07

Ter critic iucibIide @raumeifter
NrdiIciH @ollntidnp in Srieien in
&r0n0enbnrg bat ole bobere To6ter.
idlule obioluirt uno Damn ole 9rale.
rcI d NtaOemic IN @rimmn beiudt.
Jtodoem Tie 0as Grameil ais @rail-
meilier bcitonOen iibernimut Tie iest
liIr ibrcn erfranfteu @ater Die 9ei-
ting Der 9rauerei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07

= Nm Der @iener uuiperiitdt Der-
ieidfnct man 0en eriten 6aa, oaB cine
Nr1ll 0en 0oppelten GoftOrbut er.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07

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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-10-15
Dry Goods Prices

BLANKETS--We are headquarters for Blankets of
all kinds In cotton we carry all sizes, weights
colors and prices With manufacturers discount
we can save you good money. The Ar1ana
Society all wool Blankets can't be beat. We are
exclusive agents for Cresco. Cotton Blankets at
&c., 88c, 98c and up to $248, and many with wool
finish up to $3.98 that are new and 80
serMceable Wool Blankets 1898 to plU.UO
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-10-15
Shoes! Shoes!

the city and our showing of Nobby Footwear is
the talk of the dressy people. If you have not
seen our swell line of Queen Quality Shoes for
women, in cloth tops, sWead tops and dull finished
leather you should do so at once as they are Gre
ating great deal of talk among the citys best
count for this sale only Prices range goo
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-10-15

OUR MEMS UNIVERSITY SHOES represent the
highest art in shoe making combined with good
wear Prices from $500 to $400. All Shoes war
ranted to give satisfaction. Prices reduced for
this sale only.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-10-15

DRESS GOODS AND SILKS at reduced prices.
There is no department in the house that will Of
fer such discounts as our Dress Goods and Silk
department. Call and see the superb assortment
in this department.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-10-15

For Children get pair of our Red School House
Shoes, the best for comfort and wear that money
will buy.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-10-15

STAPLES AT LOWER PRICES, Notwithstanding
the market shows Is per cent increase in price
Again you're fortunate. We have arranged for a
supply of Prints, Sheetngs, Outing Fannels,
Fleeces and Percales at lowest prices. Also dur
ing this sale Thread will be spools for 25c-Coats
best cotton, all coors and numbers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-13
PORTLAND FACES A
WATER FAMINE

Portland, March 13.-Mayor Lane
and other city officials fear that IL
immediate steps are not taken to pre-
vent It, Portland will be face TO face
with a water famine this summer.
The question was brought to the
attention of the city's water board
by an East Side resident, who wrote
that there were thirty families In his
neighborhood who we're being sup
piled with water through one one.
inch pipe He told the board that
when the sprinkling season arrived
many families will not be able to get
water during certain hours
OF the day. The board has discov-
cred that similar conditions exist In
other parts OF the city that have
grown rapidly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-13
THE MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
San Francisco Markets.

San Francisco, March 1s.-wheat,
No. 1 California club, per GENITAL.
s1.S5@l.95; California white mill
ing, $1.s5@2.05; northern bluestem
s2.O5Q Q2,15; on grades wheat, $3.50
@1.9O; reds. s1.s5@1.s0.
Barley-Feed barley, $1.42 u a
$1.45 common to fair, S1.35@1.40;
brewing at San Francisco, nominal,
at s1.45Ql.60; chevalier, $500
1.60, according to quality.
Eggs-Per dozen, California fresh
including cases, extras, 2Sc; irsts.
21hc; seconds. 21c; thirds, 20hc.
Butter-Per pound. California
fresh, extras, S2he; flrst. sac; se1-
onds, S1c.
New cheese-Per pound. California
flats. fancy, l5c; firsts. 14c; seconds,
i2c; California Young America fancy
15c; tirsts. 14hc; eastern New York,
cheddars, fancy, 17Mc; Oregon flats,
fancy, 15c; do Young America, 16h.
Potatoes-Per GENITAL, Early Rose,
So; river whites, fancy, s1.Sb@1.50;
Lompoc -urbanks, s1.S6@2; do Sa-
linas. $2d2.10; do Oregon, $3.50
1.9O; seed potatoes, per GENITAL, $3.50
92. as to variety; sweet potatoes,
per crate, $1.s5@l.7b; do per sack,
$1.b0.
onions--Per Sack, Oregon, $1.75
@2.O0.
Oranges-Per box, navels, stand
ard, $i.25Q2; fancy, s2.25d a 2.5O;
Tangerines, per box, s1@1.5e; do
small boxes, 65c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-13
COMING TO OREGON
APPLES FOR KINGS

They are coming People from
every part of the United States and
Canada are pouring into Oregon at
the present time at rate never be-
fore eQualed and there is evidence
that the travel during the entire col
onist period will be enormous. Many
communities are busy sending out
leaflets giving the low rate from
twenty to twenty-five points, others
have the information printed at the
top of their stationery and on their
envelopes. Every reader of this pa
per should see that such a leaflet
goes in each letter he sends to people
at a distance. School boys and girls
all over Oregon are doing their part.
Remember this rate is good until the
last day of April.
A most interesting acknowledge
ment OF the apples sent by the Port
land Commercial Club to- King Ed
ward comes in a letter from Buck
ingham palace. written by General
ID. NJ. Brobyn, keeper of the privy
purse to his majesty King Edward, to
one of oregon's best known and most
respected citizens, Il. Il. Brereton.
A little extract from General Bro
byn's letter is interesting:
The five boxes of apples which
we're sent TO his majesty arrived quite
safely and were thought very highly
of by the King and others who tast
ed them. write to convey his ma
jesty's thanks for the fruit
Should we all live for another
Christmas, and II YOU will kindly
send directly TO me at Sandringham
a small supply OF these apples, writ
ing me few lines OF warning OF
their dispatch, promise to bring
them 10 the notice OF the king and
his majesty's guests assembled at
Sandringham at that season of the
year, and will give you a full report
OF them"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-13

II was necessary to have him In the
arms every moment Even then his
breathing was difficult. did not
think he would live until morning.
At last thought OF my mothers
remedy. Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy, which we gave, and It afforded
prompt relief, and now three days
later, he has fully recovered. Under
the circumstances / would not hest
tate a moment in saying that Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. and that
only, saved the life OF our dear little
boy" For sale by Or. stones drug
store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-13
Willamette Won It

Clark Belknap, a representative
OF Willamette University in the state
oratorical contest, which was held at
Corvallis last night, won first place.
tho University OF Oregon took secon 1
place and McMinnville college was
given third, The following schools
competed in the contest: University
OF oregon. Eugene. Jesse II. Bond;
Albany college, Albany, Miss Kath-
eryn Mcmillan; State Normal School.
ID. C, Henry; Willamet.a
University, saJez:, Clark Russell
Pacific University. Forest
Grove; James r. Ward; McMinn-
VILE College, McMinnville, Earl
Mott; oregon Agricultural College.
Corvallis Phillip II. Gale; Pacific
College, Newberg,