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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-02
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cnsssst~s ls sns ssm ~ ~ tfs's
shose~s
ns seea - bs ~'ss. su' y y wiser -
~ xee5
scr v,.s~s,ss !. go ~ m-.s nshs N
me ehssth
Heaven 70 ass n ss ~nss - srs
hiird " others.
a serene nfc siwsys hss storms ia W.
past sofsIesiam.
rhs ~ 10 shs ostssM enemy ~ the
tsId headed man.
ftsfss easter 70 mend broken hssss
than broken rib
A msn hss time 10 DO anything " he
has The inclination.
Many Z mans eowsfdice hes kept him
from getting In bad.
The sunlight Of hsppsnsss seldom fails
upon . shady reputation.
The hishers man climbs the harder
will be his fsIi--if he falls.
Every man on the job thinks he
knows more than the boss.
Faith may move mountains, but " has
no effect on bill collectors.
Cupid has wings, both before and af-
. ter the marriage ceremony.
Lots Of people would rather say moth.
ing than speak kind word.
The man with putty backbone US
ually borrows pious front.
. Men are never greatly moved BY those
truths they fully comprehend.
Everybody 10 on the job when 4
comes 10 knocking knocksr.
The most reliable husband probabl,
was not resplsndent - lover.
II Even I slow.witted man may event
: ually get next In barber shop.
al Most druggists can furnish an imita
tion-or something just ~ good.
Itmsy be the III We are dodging 10 tn
4 cure for the greater ills We desire.
q Folk who are overan xious to live o.
velvet commonly wind up on the csrpe
Z, Men are to be judged by where the
y are going rather than BY whence the
came.
The best way to honor the dead propl
=. els 10 to make straight paths for the IL
ing people.
You can tell msn'e courage, not b
- the measure Of his fear, but by the figl
~ he puts up.
When people are hungry for the livir
o. bread its folly feeding them lectures
sgriculture.
More are lame from kicking thi
y. from corns acquired In walking q
narrow way.
There's some moral disease prese
4 e when the sight Of another's happins
gives ~ pain.
R. The apparent power Of death to sspa
NJ ate IL the strongest bond that binds !
living together.
o'y. Too many think they have fed :
hungry whom they have told them hs
70 make an omelstts.
cyl 10 often worth while TO do On app
~. entity fruitless oct for the sake Of
quiring d helpful habit
]. Some people have way Ct prsyi
VI. for peace that only prods their neil
nth bors into open hostility.
z Ips usually the man who has learE
q. how hard IL Il TO begin 70 think who
ehts nounces intsllsctuslity.
w. An artistic wooing is play soon o.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-02

Many people object TO taking the
strong medicines ususlly prescribed by
physicians for rheumstism. There =
no need Of internal treatment In any
case OF muscular or chronic rheumatism
and more than nine ont OF every ter
cases OF the disease. are of one or tbs
other Of these varieties. When there u
NO fever and little III any) swelling, yor
may know that n II only necessary tf
apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely Y
got quick relief.
Pharmacy, Scranton Miss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-02

Sea water a. . curative for cestsln
kinds OF disorders os the skin Il one Of
the late methods Of treatment that
has come TO this country from France.
1t is hoped that II may supplant the
use Of arsenic a. remedy for such
disorders. The water Il taken 81 .
distance Of 40 or 50 miles IT ses and
is from q depth of 30 or 40 feet below
the surface. These precautions are
taken TO insure . supply free from
| possible contamination and the water
10 further subjected 70 Z process Of
sterilization. II u injected into The
:. tissues OF the patient
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-02

". Il. HARDY, Judgs.
\. r. HARnloON. District Attorney.

Jackssu Csusty-Thrps tsrms = follows. On
~ fourth Meud2y Of April ard the fourth Non.
Hssday II JSne ios criminal bus!ness exclusively,
SWolye days. No grNnd jury shal be drawn or
impoaslled 10 ssrvs at the juno term.
Hefrison Oounty-Five terns a. follows: On
The fSarth Nendsy of Jsnuasy. eighteen days.
art noo0oy ol Msrch and Seyte4 6sr. for crimi.
~ businsss exclusively, twenty -four days. third
Monday Of Nay and November, for civil busIness
excIusltely. twenty.four days.
Hanoeck Counsy- -1irst Monday Of April and
arst NeadAy Of October, eighteen days.
Wayno County Third Monday Df January, Oh
Grcsno County-First Monday Of January end
Guurth Monday of July, twelve days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-02

You should not delay under any circum-
stsncss in csss Of Kidney and. BLADDER
trouble. You should teke somethtng
promptly that you know 4 reltablet
scmethtng like DeWttvs kidney .ond
Bladder Pills. Thst ars unequelsd Tor
wesk back, bAckache, tpnsmAtSeH O
you AK for DeWit's kidney sud
Bladder Pills, be sure y0u get them.
They are antiseptlc. Accept 40 sub.
stitutes; insist upon getting the right
kind. Sold BY Palace Pharmacy.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-02
SONG OF THE RESURRECTION
MORN.


MORN.
nv nicuAnp In oALLfEsrn.
Awake. fond heart, and sing an Faster
songi
To the sweet anthem Of returning
And swelling bud and pale ascending
blade
Add tho Last word.
DrcAr was the winter and tho waiting
long.
Heart, there were hours, indeed, thou
vert afraid,
SO long the spring delayed.
Awake, fond heart, and 20 thou forth
and sing!
Unto thy voice to all this music sweet
OF opening leaf and busy, building wing
And falling showers;
The murmur soft OF little lives now
born,
The armies OF the grass, the myriad feet
or marching flowers.
shut In the winters alsbastcr tomb,
so white and still the sleeping sum
mer lay
That dead she seemed,
And none might know how In he'
magic side
Slept the young spring and moved ant
smiled and dreamed.
Behold, she wakes again and, open eyed
. Gaxes, In wonder, round the leafl
room
At the young flowers. Upon this Esste
day
Awaken. too, my heart, open thin
? eyes,
!. And from thy seeming death thou
too, sriss.
How softly blows the resurrection hor
Across the meadows, over the II
hills!
In the souls garden new sweetnes
Q stirs,
J, And the heart hlls,
r. And in and out the mind flow the so
|s airs.
4 Awake, fond heart, and sing this Easts
4 mornl
I In tho years resurrection do thy psr
III Awake, fond heart!
49,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-02

sydney. Australia, has had novelty
10 the shape Of mystery ship" An
American steamer, the Coronet, ar.
rived by night In the harbor unsig.
nailed and unannounced. II was peo.
pied with a strange looking crowd Of
men, women and children. The on
GERS we're dressed In clerical attire
long coats and white ties. Nobody
was allowed on board save the govern
nent medical officer and the harbor
master The Sydney reporters ascer.
tained that the ship IL connected with
the newest American sect, the Holy
Ghost and U.s." whose head, Sanford
claimiDg to be the reincarnatet
Elijah, Is on board. The Cor0net hal
been cruising for some mouths amon'
the Pacific islaDds.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-02

Is g Ia: e s.s 4s.s s:ss: ss. s:s sss -, e. g: "a St &
entire scnss1Ss n ths bostlQ 4 yoa eaa
honesely ~, lhet u - nee - ysl euy
sd Esenrl ~ bsssls V ~ 1sQel1se eed
e =. Va! ssf..A ycus I'm mcssy ~ 1900 81. So
~ ~ ~ to(eSo. Dcn't fe1leeAss ~
lru6Ifeos knoN thae e1r GunG0G1ee - goees
1h(5 6llw app1les e0th9 IaeHe oeee1e eaiy
~ = ~ Z. : S..i!!: w: lasgs ~ ~,
koas! \ I PFsss,ssa Pgsy:s \ & e s.':ss 'sss:s
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-02

! partial dieester physecs afe
not digesters At all.
KodOI Il Z perfect digester. II
you could zee Kodol digogtlng every
particle Of food, Of all kinds, in tho
elass test.tubes In our laboratories
| you would know this 1ust - we'll
- ~ DO.
Nature and Kodoi wi1I always
cure 3 sick stomach--hut 10 order
| 10 - cured, the stomach must rest
That u what Kodol doeg SDets the
stomach, while the stomach gets
wen. Just = simple - =, b q.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

The rotary crew are WORKING on the
Florests spur this week and on Tuesday
night were within a mile of Fforesta
Barring break downs the road should be
cleared by the time this Issue is out.
We understand that all OF the inside
work has been finished at the mine and
that everything is In readiness for the
seasons run. Shipments will begin i'm
mediately on the opening of the road and
a good many cars Of coal moved before
digging begins, as the breaker and en-
tries are stored full OF coal. This mine.
which IL not only the highest anthracite
coal mine in the world, but is famous
for the excellent coal produced, is now
in shape to make the biggest run in its
history.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior


L. S. Land Office at Montrosc. Colorado.
March 81, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that William Yourg of
Crested Butte, Colorado, who, ON July 18th,
1906 made H. L. No. i0s Reg, Gunnison Series,
No. O26si, for SEii, Section II. Town-hip II s,
Range S W. 9Th. Principal Meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make Final Communication
Proof. TO establish claim to eland above de.
scribed, before f. NJ. No,rse U. $. Commission
ec. at Gunnson, Colorado, on May End. 1902
Claimant names Mt witnesses: Frank J. Young
Sam Bottcnfcld, Bert Bardcn, Howard Gross,
all Of Crested Butte, Colorado.
B.P. Blair. Register.
First pub. April H., last pub. May y, 1902
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Memorial Service at the Union Cong
o'clock. to which all the old Soldiers aud
Sailors and oil friends of the old veterans
are cordially invited. At the evening
service report of the Sunday School
Convention at Gunnison. aud OF the
Associational meeting at Moutrose will
be given, and all are urged to come and
hear these good thugs.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27
Legal Notices.
MINING APPLICATION No. olrS
MINERAL SURVEY NJ. is5sa.
L. :. Land oaicc.

L. :. Land oaicc.
Montro-e Colorado. March =. 1900.
Notice Is hereby given tia, in pursuance of
tho Act of Congress. approved MAY 10. IsI2,
Arthur Mel On trustee by d. J. I-han hi
attorney IN fact, who-r po-toiiiro l. Gunni-on.
Cole; hs, made applicatinn To- patert for
King No. , Victoria No. Jupiter No. and the
\. J. Warner No. J. Lohe~ bearing gold and ill
iert \. - 81 " Is fcot = 81 81 D. nnd lass feci
y. 81 - W, $40 feet :. 81 81 l.. aud iian feet
3. 3 3 " W i ss isS 20 os 5 4 ss ( d ss ,Si i15 d
fee, =. 81 - T. from discovery points thereon,
with surface ground 30 feet in width r--rcc.
lively. situate In Eik Mt. Min'ur District Gun.
ni-pn county, stntr Of Col ado aud dr-crihed
in the plate and field notes tilc in thi, Office
as follows, viz;
Iron King No. Lode
Bcsirniug ut Cor No. whence tho y. T.. Cor
Sec. 7. - ; Il. n W. Of .ixth +. ". b~Hr- <.
557 81 30 7. 6521 50 feet thence y. 2a' 81 W.
800 fect to Cor No. 2; thenee y o. ., ~
to Cor No {: there. $ 81 o. " 300 feet to Cor
No. l. the place of beginning
Iron King No. Lode.
sec, j I ii II % ". Of sixth p N bar. s
800 fcct to Coz 80 2, tlicnee y d 81 Z sos IS
NJ. {, thence : 81 a. ". Sa % feet to Cor No
/, the place Of beginning.
Victoria No. Lode.
Beginning at Cor Nc. whcnc- tho \. L. Cor
Soc. I ~ $. II. NJ W. Of sixth + NJ. bears $.
a. u 0 L g3lG20 feet thence y ~ 81 W.
,soo feet to Cor No. .. thence \. 81 ~ 1n1. ~
fee, to Cor No. 3, theme 5 81 81 + 1900 feet
To- Cur No. l. thence 9 81 90 W J13.l3 feet to
Cor No. l, the place Of beginning.
Jupiter No Lode.
Beginning at Cor. y whence the y. y. Cor.
Sec. |. 7. u s X. 81 W. Of the Sixth y. n. bears
az 05 10 T.. s59i.6 n. Thence y. 5Ja 81 W. 100
#. to cor No .. thence n so or L 3nn n. to
No. ,, thence $. 55' - 1900 #. to Cor. No, {,
thence s 50 o. W 300 It. to cor. No. /, the place
of beginning.
Al. Warner No. Lode.
beginning Of cor. NJ. !, whence the " T.. Cor
Sec l. 7. l3. =. X. 6W. Sixth =. VI. bears $. 10
ri 10 I. 1l52.Ol It. Thence \. 20 - ". 1850 #.
- Cor. Nc. >. thence N 81 n2 E 90 Il. to Cor.
No. 3. thence y. !5e ~ T. lJIn fl to Cor No. I.
thence $. 81 o. W. 200 IT, to cor. y. 1. the place
Of beginning.
Containing 5n.9SG acres and forming portion
Of -us pended TWP. ~ s. Rang, 81 W. Of the 9TH.
principal meridian. Said location being record.
cd in vol. lIg pages lb2, 1853. i6i l65. aud iS OF
the Records of Gunni-on County, Colorado
adjoining claimants are Sur. No. 1929 aud
Columbia mill site.
y. =. Blair, Register.
First pub. April /, last June 3, 1909.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

observance of memorial day Sunday.
May b. The Snowy Range BaLi will
escort the procession to the cemctary at
> o'clock. All are urgently requested to
meet at tue City Hall and assist IN the
observance OF this day. Carriages will
lie provided Tor those unable to walk.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Squire Anderson who has been in town
for the past week. suffering with a badly
ppisored hand il now improving. A rusty
splinter from piece OF tin caused bloc.
poison. which, for a few days threatened
tine hand.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

John p. Breen of Heron, Colora 10 and
Interested in the ranch aud DAIRY busi.
ness here, is visiting with Jean Nc Cor.
mick,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

sir. and Mrs. Mike Kikle returned
home the first Of the week from two
months visit with the Marcus Soda
family at Fresno. California.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Lincman in the employ Of the Colo.
RADIO Telephone Company came over the
toll line from Aspen the first OF the week
and will repair any breaks which may
exist In the local system.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

james 4. Bennett returned last week
from an extended stay in the east and
Tuesday took n force OF met up to begin
work on the Mountain King mine on
Maroon mountain.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Glass cut to fit a, our own risk. An
regular sizes kept IN stock. Our roofing
paints are warranted for five years.
The Robinson Lumber Co.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Mrs, Agnes K,rr and daughter Maggie
expect to leave Tuesday Tor visit with
relatives at Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

The A. Lincoln Kirk entertainment
given at the Cong rcga,ionnl church on
Monday night pleased the large number
presen, and uetted neat sum for the
Young Peoples Society.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Chss. Julian returned home Saturday
from. II three months stay in Denver
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Miller
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Lee Sobeck who has been in Crested
Butte for some time left last week fol
Denver
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Mrs. Gains Sunday School Class will
hold an Exchange at AppleGates next
Saturday afternoon.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Frank Bulkley, was in town the frs
OF the week in the interest OF the Crest
ed Butte Coal Company.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Mrs. G. n. Shaw arrived in Crested
Butte the first OF the week after spend
ing the winter in Denver.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

The Crested Butte Schools conclude
their years work tomorrow with a pic
mic in the afternoon,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

All kinds Of stamped linen for eyclct
embroidcry; also Mus Idea! Embroidery
Floss at Applegates.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Go to the Robinson Lumber Company
for 1909 designes in Wall Paper, also all
kinds OF Dry and Mixed Paints, Oils,
Brushes, GIuss. all kinds Of Builders
Hardware and Material.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Buy a SOC. box OF Leather Harness
Dressing Tor DC. at Robinson Lmbr. Co.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Mrs. W. S. Smith of Gunnison spent
the first part OF the week in this city.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Buy Poultry and Window Screening
al the Robinson Lmbr. Co.'S. yard,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Harlow Lawrence wa- Il business call
er from Gunuison Monday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Cut Flowers Tor sale Saturday after
noon at Ro sss. Nice assortment for 81 90
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Silk gloves, all co!ors and sizes al
Applegates.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

New Millinery received every day at
prlegates
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27
W A y I e d

A representative in this county by
large real estate corporation. Special
inducements to those who wish to be-
come financially interested.
THE REAL ESTATE SECURITY CO
t'oIt pclrLorn Ruiiding, Chicacp Ill
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27

Mrs w. Il. Jarvis OF East river was
III town Monday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27
Local News.

"2is C, B. Corset" for sale Applegatcs'
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-05-27
Legal Notices
Serial M, t:s27
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
UNITED STATES PATENT

Survey No. 1866 L. 5. Land Oitce,
Gieuwood Springs, Colorado.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-30

When sending Mail Orders for Clearance Sale Goods please giUe US priu1ege Of substituting. If not satisfactory you return goods # you do so l0ithin ttoenty-folr hours.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-04-22

In $ 3iten sps-ra1.e u Increasing -
i7sG sut wneyler ne clr"eul n Al
s,ee,c,c ight .r.uir 5 :VnGnuuus 0r
,reraacns The ippearance u al IL
7,t,,. e~ce,il Htip 20 ne ua.ied ave s
3rsc'sei, ne Il .ne II ootl -'issss. lc
may De le>!rs'A e0r ins;ance ~ isss
small uutor and -'l,es -or Use with
le -Vv inLs - .urrsn1S lrs x si-
ir4,, liirereu. .1nelracciOn, = 4 SINAI
nasieC Dc had near a lgnted ,Iican-
Ieseen5 amp he iianeuc, L :0ntn-
i1as .drreu1 s passing -llr1ug1 l.
wa >nu,. leud >.igaciN ~ lie mag
rec igai- T. RI % ne -1nJ,''trN. tie
.qresnc : ireraa ing ne liza nenC VIII
leSili ~ v,brats vlcl vii make C
ouS 81 b yec-s cIptinunli = ei,angiiis
Il -hic2nesS rhe iuaguec iss,t ma
X slnu-f Jne. sa.s,iv :aT~'e,f i>uuc II
ne ,uc,iss, Chicago 1scplrt Seraid.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-04-22
A MNuui Nspartse.

4 certain commissioners was given to
trAtias the tnItans With u @orn they
all not deserve, One day as he sat
with swat chsef In hts tcres, smaA'
ha the rAe ~ peace the chief enter
sa,ne~. him With many quaint lesrnds,
Nas W these aeaii With plague ~
h~'ussS and the sgsn orator described
IN a,,werN lansuage how they had
Swsyl.,sI eNer She hand, eating every
eeyN ara svcen ,saf and hless,,s out
say, ,Sshs ce day eSr very aGmter, Then
~ ,>a,Ss,N.,<s I, ,enssestns that II WAS
nv aasN Shc ms<sIrtae nsaa made an
>xseyks,s Ng 4 ~slVey ls>aSt ~ the Great
SR>atg tAAg sas erv>,IUg,sS dt>asI'<'ar.<t,
atsA sAts sAeN aA swiftly and sudden
y
s,'ssAN the c<>amsSstcner laughed
she >es~'gSStyipps lN,,ssa ~ sNrSn,
MN, Nea sneaa - SAY yeare Sa'h
et,>AS 81 ~ eSsic>e EAas ruesssas" *
asked
~>es naera," replied the easee grave
n, "vr We wVesM have e.srel the
Greet S"N4s 4 silver paNessee e'ss
asps n a&ae,pAia fe.eSrspA.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-04-22

SpSee wVssen wege discussing eves
gheSr sgvecacpn te2 she Sgasetneas saas
1 ss8a Is rs eaNge & hero - ais wtEe
saSs ~ bis NalSs, reese SsSstss& ~ es
~ reep>itiQa 81 gAe i,sea ge&, = sasa's
SeSNass lid Uet aYtrertsge ASsa, bar AL
sgpagN &salHsahae& thar seeSr husbands
weSe eeeviN' IN p2,e NAY Or aaethSS
My ha>eaaa y Ners ass~kt' sS&
Mrs, tssseS "eNas ha>gaaSvA * WI
gfNe " as> VISIT IT, tbs cAa> ~ psSy
.st,&>eraw> wnA NY eld sa%ehSe ard
Sas' y ei< astSeeS, n At~, NVe kaew =
y saIak taa esss gosts,~ gemasse&
MIS-. Gray, ~ heG s3y sasrtilter's gear
seeES elt cores ~ eay husband satabees
Is * wetye> cserS aud aeSee tAlaSS
NJ lGulSssS sg sase Egeaa>.
~ ca8 give yVG 4 seSgeS example
tats si.a@c e gc,s>e'' eNc'8e9eG Mrs,
Mhke, "Whe,t gAe s9ores1S ra9er
gpn4eS sc efeS&2a gilse MY AasAasd
8Ns ts> etees a3ss eoe srst rea&i,s ~
IL
Al hAscstsaa sQee awarded ts'e ea>e
speakers sa>ea2& the u2eIal fQe nee'>
lsia. X2aCa : EpmgaaSVn
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-04-22
LOOKING DOWN YUKON AVENUE.

Oae u the travelled highways the Ex
position Yukon
grounds
so and the ends Konaike Circle
the Nome Circle which build
handsome
GeS1sa buildings Alaska
north
atrescn roA south. he land gives
the
tG share has
quaint. termed this &tshe has been
CURED - transform eNAoeIoa place as
possible Ii, Qprs and from Us
q $4,000
sJA pU$SeI1Css undesirable
magnificent
forests sraedsar c-at-
q disciples defined
eye Ct Pussc
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-04-22

travelling men largely trying to sell
ttahnlt shipments. while In Denver
he was told that each succeeding
visit or the travelling men on tho re-
tail dcaieih meant lower quota
lion, which of course, haa had Il
0emofnilAtng influence on the mar
ket. When viii lumbermen hegiu
t. realize the trouble cauaed by ira
yelling men meeting competitors
pricesr
''l4umher requirements IN Idaho
aud Utah viii he heavy during this
Year. and at pfeaent very fair vol
ume h moving tnto Idaho from ore
eon milla,"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-04-22
~o,ny ',cr >uts.

rrs Peaches Children. We make re-
r-les II 1uf>sivss ~ doing Iur fugy-
Psrrvs futy vas 70 xf,ip u;le British.
i4,d he au t. rne Giglt lrigaies l'ii,
w-ss 70 ATTACK riie, CHRISTMAS without
lue,uen, aip .4eN Id Il. Al great
l,,r,es won 1le,r vicFur,es oy loifg
-fleir fuCN- Chitdrsn. We have 1ur III
7ie,. aaC should We 10 mr. I.le vsaii.
t,e suffering. lie 0pprssSs'is
,nurus Vi Pupils >a4i II IA les
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-04-22

Schmitt. Mrs, neaaie CD
Spitier A, u,
Snider. Mina n
spieler. Adolph
steele, ~, N,
atandiah. James
Sundstrom, ANcl L. (2)
Swanaon. A, H.
Sundcra. tunnnr
ScSton. Miaa trancia
SiiVnN. sam
sheet, a., j,
ForpeN. Thonaa
rhamaa, pza
tarcy. W, H.
Waatow, Emit
Watcnaon. Nclcn u
WoodVilie, \, W,
Wii,iama. hcrt
Wiiaun. Mthe
Williamson. Airs, oiiNe
WILCOX, ", \,
WILEY, ~, T.
WcddeL Geo w,
Warwick. n, u,
Waiaron Charles
Parcels.
keeieN, ffaak
shepard Frank
When calling Tor the above please
nay Advertised"
". Il. CRAMMATrN.
Nstmastsr.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-04-22

Npsl>,eAta,i e'ueSs 81 banquet, -
ei->aiee ne Ies -ling will 1e
ong aiI -ir.~unis >assSl rom some
81 .;. -uy NAN <Uttng Nexc--s)n.
sarross 81. I'm lie -aisaC;ve gay
llal ls.S 20 nake -le speecl. = hicsgo
r~,Du.e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
q at

tllpia, Sohn Der @beleute 5ris
Giterntnnn ruuroe an, ~. b N. iu'8
friise @rab eeienit. nur Elm Gtter
BON 8 Snbren 5 1tOnaten unb IS
Euaer erreideno. SIM ErauerbauIe
bieft Serr Baitor So .fet eine su Der.
senseSenb Gniprade unb rnnrbe bier.
auf bic eeide rad Der Rir6e eebratt
100 bic S&iiler Dec 6Hentlihen Saule
eiu 2teo iuueeu. unb Baiior sSaedel
ben traaernben abermats 9rOft ipen,
oet.. Die sonntaaidale lana bier.
aui Elm 9isb, unb wurbe Der getdnam
bann I'm 6rtebbofe beerbig,. Der
8eritor6ene mar Elm ACKNOWLEDGMENT
un6 betiebter Shater, unb ieiue 81.
tern itno dber ben Too oes boTnuass-
uoIen aunben auf's tieffte srsriFea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-29
piatto CONTEXT.

5rl. 2isaie Biuimann, BON miss
uurbe ON lebten Samitae Der Spe'
cial . greis 9oe gbain uno Sodet du'
erfannt.
Die Ytase Der RaoAen In
gianu , @untef felt unierer
Gebtp1 tenttiden Sefanntmahung
baben bebsuteno semetsielt. 5rl.
8iuimaun. BON Swiss, eeuinnt er'
item glas .metden Grt. 3euenbabn
leste. Wehe inne bate. 5rl. Biai'
mann bat In ben lebteu paar 9asen
beipnoers CUTE Urbeit eeleiitet. oas
sur @ennee benefit mas Elm Waohen
tbun Tam tue,n es ibr Cent UNI oi:
g5nde 1T, unb anbere Raoheu bstsn
oieielbe @elesenbeit bic iie bate,
uno rpsnn bieielben fih 10 otel Nibe
seben mie ie es that wiro Bis aurl 6
Jebruar cine mertlih Gnberuna
in Der Ranpfeuuns oer Rdoten
ftatiinben.