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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-19

tion of the birthday of Mr.. Strecker,
which fell on yesterday. AS to what
particular birthday it was, ohter than
his own, Mr.. Strecker was reticent,
although admitting that there were
not less than forty-six mile stones
along his trail. With Mrs. Strecker ne
leaves this morning for San Francisco,
from where they will go to Arizona and
then east. 1t is matter of much pleas
ure to many friends made here that
they have promised to return next year
for another visit.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-19
TESTS RACE SUICIDE FLAT LAW.
Man Refuses to he Evicted Because
of New Baby.

CHICAGO, Oct 17.-Race suicide
landlords in Chicago must submit to a
test in the courts of new state law
which became effective July last. for
bidding them to refuse rental of ap-
artments to families with children.
Today R. P. Longenecker, who was
refused renewal of a lease of an apart
ment because a. child had, been, born
to him therein, brought suit against
the landlord under the new statute,
demanding that the Landlord he forced
to renew him the lease. The case will
be heard October 20.
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DELIGHTED TO GET INTO JAIL.
Wanted to Go to Prison
to Avoid Starving.

f CINCINNATI, Oct 17.-Confessing
that he had made and passed counter
felt money, William B. Pettus, for
mer school teacher, was sentenced to-
day by Judge Safer in the federal
court to 80 months in Leavenworth
prison. Pettus told the court that he
entered the counterfeiting business be-
cause he wanted to get into Jail ito
keep from starving"
During the trial it was disclosed that
Pettus had served term in the Colo
rado state reformatory and that he had
been incarcerated in Virginia In
sane asylum "after having tried to
clean up a whole family with half
dozen razors," as he expressed 1t.
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SPAIN ASSEMBLIES TROOPS.
Prepares Mt Madrid to Meet Mob VIC
lence Which Is Threatening.

Madrid-Earge crowds Of workmen
met in anti i-government gatherings at
Bilbao and Corruna yesterday. Violent
speeches were made. The government
is concentrating troops at Madrid to
check possible disorders.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-19
1NCENDIARY FIRE COSTS LIFE.

-Four Men Burned mp In Livery Stable
ss fFire-Thirty Horses Lost.
sOICHITA, Oct. 18.-Four men and
thirty horses were burned to death in
a feed yard here today. The men were
asleep in the hay NOW, and perished
there, The fire was of incendiary
origin.
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Lose Commander and Two Captains but
Infiict Heavy Loss on MOOrs.

MELLILA, Oct. 1S.-While recon-
noitering yesterday near Nador.i three
regiments and a mounted battery Of
Spanish troops engaged.Eand defeated
the Moorish enemy. The Spanish com
mander and two captains were killed.
The Moorish losses were heavy. 4.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-19

Paris, oct. 1S.-Count De Lambert
the French aviator, made remarkable
and sensational flight in the Wright
byplane this afternoon. Leaving the
aviation field he new to Paris circled
about the Eiffel Tower, at times reach
ing height of about 1000 feet above
the city. and then returned to Juvisy
The brilliant achievement was pass
ed upon this evening by Paris news
papers as the greatest in the history
of aviation, all of it's features taken
into consideration.
Passage Of the byplane over the city
and it's maneuyers around the tower at
tracted great attention from those In
the streets and during the time of the
fiight hundreds of thousands of people
stood gazing skyward intently watch
ing the passage.
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GUIDE SAVES LIFE 8
OF ROOSEVELT

NAIROBI, Oct. 1S.-Mr. Cres-
well, government engineer of
public works at NyObi, came
II into Nairobip this afternoon and
= brought word that Theodere-
Roosevelt had a very narrow
= escape when sheOting hiss bull
I elephant. Creeping into the
+, herd, Mr.. Roosevelt, accOmpan-
/ led by Guide Cunningham, shot
I down one Of the huge beasts.
} Suddenly, before he could re-
! load, another bull elephant
I charged him at close range from
I the herd. Roosevelt and the
guide jumped behind trees and
: Cunningham Aired and turned
the bull from Roosevelt just in
time.
-. ifa-s tlaa. IS
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Mrs. Ida M. Strobridge, of Humboldt
county, was awarded the gold medal
at Seattle Exposition by the art de-
partment for the highest skill in book
binding.
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Prominent attorneys of the state are
preparing to wage a campaign for the
passage by congress of bill authoriz-
ing another federal judge for the 9Th
circuit embracing Nevada. California,
Idaho, Washington, Oregon and Mon
tana.
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A number Of employees on the haci-
enda of Xico y tAnexas. in Mexico. taves
been arrested for the theft of 800, ,DO0s
pesos from their employer. e I NL,ffs|
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DEATH A FOR.
SPECTATOR
Byplane Falls Into 'Trib-
une and Panic Follows
-..Great Achievement
By French Aviator.

{ JUVISC, Oct. 1S.--On the aviation
field here today, Alfred M. Blanc, a
Frenchman, attempted the first flight
in the Bleriot machine.
Shortly after ascending, the mono
plane, as the result of a false shift of
the rudder, turned into the Tribune and
fell, mortally wounding woman and
injuring a dozen other persons.
panic ensued in which the large crowd
present fled to the field in a wild rush
in which many were knocked down and
trampled severely. 1t was an hour be-
fore order could be restored. The ma
chine was badly wrecked. ..s---.-.
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Stricken with appolexy, Major Gen
eral A. e. Bates, U. S. A., Is uncon
scious in a New York hospital.
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CASHIER Taxes HIS LIFE q
~ iMOTHER-IN-LAW, DIES.

POINT Wisss, Oct.s
IA H,s5Nanseopn, sssAseri OF
tss,the hsvreeteds E'fsst ~. Nataenal
~ 7Minersi' Rpiptt sAots and
), killed shimsAlf Iste ,lasti inauhtss
Y 7, When his stsdy 7 'waA, broe3hts
y home, LIS shstbcreis+iaw, vi HGrs.s
= John Gray, SFsDped dead Az
sight of 1t. Since the fai1ure o1s
the bank 'HanscOmi has ebeeA.
working night and day andR
grew very despondent. ''''''ia''''a,s
isf'ss ~ 2 b If}, aisss
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The Dominican Order in the United
States has elected Very Rev. l.. l..
Kearney it's provincial for the fourth
time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-19

The northern and southern branches
of the congregational Methodist
church have united.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-19

THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-COpper
dull, Standard spot and Decem-
her S12.25 @ 1880. Lead steady,
$3.50 q 4.4O.. Silver so Us.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-December
wheat closed 1O5 3-S.
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THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.

Hopelessly paralyzed, George Berg
man. dentist, hanged himself in a
New York hospital.
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DIPLOMAT NOT MURDERED.
Autopsy Determines That Buchanan
Died From Heart Troubles.

LONDON, Oct. 18.-Following an au-
topsy on the body of William I. Bu-
chanan, the American diplomat found
dead late Saturday night in Park Lane
decision was reached today that death
was due to heart failure.
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The attendance at the Seattle. Ex-
position is expected to, reach 3,75O,000.
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IWOMANS' THROAT SLASHED
in SLEEP BY UNKNOWN MAN

Oct.1
by
SIEVE
to
doube e he
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-15
ROBERT PEACHeY DEAD

Robert E. Peachey was born
in McGoufen County, ILL.,, Feb.
II, 1864, died April 5th, 1909 at
the age of 46 years and 16 days.
He moved with his parents to
Nevada County, Arkansas, when
16 years of age where he spent
the remainder of his life. At the
age of "a he was married to Miss
Minnie Mautz. To this union
were born five children, all Of
whom survive him.
At the age Of q he accepted
Christ as his savior and united
with the Christian Church an d
always lived a true and faithful
life and has now entered into
his rest and eternal reward.
He came to Adair County. Mo. i,
Dec. End, 1908 and located on a
farm about two miles north of
Brashear. On last Monday an
accident occurred while he was
blowing in the field, which
resulted in his death in less than
an hour from the time the acct
dent occurred. He was alone at
the time of the accident
but his son heard him calling to
him and went at once. When the
boy arrived the only words he
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said was that a stick had struck
him. The family and some
friends were summoned and ar
rived before he died but not in
time to talk with him as he was
too far gone before they arrived.
The funeral services were held
at Sabbath Home Church Tues
day at two o'clock conducted sby
Ed C. E. Hunt and the remains
laid to rest in the Sabbath Home
Cemetery. Of those who are
left to mourn their loss are the
wife and five children besides
other friends who have our
sympathy in this sad bereve-
ment. The Brashear News, Mo.
The News further says that
Robert Peachey, an obituary Of
whom appears in this issue. met
his death in peculiar manner
Monday while blowing. He was
blowing in stumpy land and the
evidence goes to show that he
passed near a stump and shat the
single-tree had dragged over some
brush, q piece Of which broke of
striking him in the neck below
the ear. The blow ruptured the
carotid artery causing his death.
rr Are you taking the Picayune.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-15

The new styles in buggies for
ring are being shown by the
fescott Hardware Co. Their
(e includes the Joe w. Moon
Id the Banner.
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IA OF POUND A WEEK

at least is what young baby ought to
gain in weight. Does yours? If not
there's something wrong with its dl-
gestion. Give it McGee's Baby Elixir
and it will begin gaining at once. Cures
stomach and bowel troubles, aids diges-
ton, stops fretfulness, good for teeth
ing babies. Price rs and 80 cents. For
sale by Bakers Drug Store.
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De- JOIO6ns
Mrs. j. M. Pittman was in
Little Rock Tuesday.
L. N. Ledbetter of near Lack
land called and squared himself
with the editor Tuesday.
Car of fertilizer bought especi-
ally for farmers. w. C. Felts.
J. S. Adams of Laneburg was
in the CITY on business Tuesday.
Jim Alexander Of Martin Tenn.
stopped off a few DAYS to visit
his brother. J. w. Alexander.
2. T. Grayson of Chidister and
father of our postmaster, is in
the city on a visit.
Mrs. J. R. Abbot and Mrs.
Kelly of Gurdon were shopping
in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Eugene Norman is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Tarter in
DuValls Bluff.
Mrs. Scott Of Chidester visited
a few days in Prescott the first
of the week.
T. ]. Roe, a former Ecitizen Of
this county but now Of Whitfield,
Texas. Is now a reader of the
Picayune.
Masufy's is the old reliable
paint. Is made on the very best
formula, and is handled extern
sively by the Prescott Hard
ware 70.
w. A. Capelle returned Tues
day night from Little Rock where
he has been on business pertain
ing to the Crescent Theater.
The Pulaski feed sold by DAN
lei and Haltom is strictly guaran-
teed. Satisfaction or your mon
ey refunded.
Mat Galloway, an old timer of
Nevada County and who has
been visiting in La. and Texas,
came in last Week and will visit
here and at Bierne for a few
weeks.
Misses Maude and Florence
Pye and Miss Mary Crawford Of
Little Rock. returned home
Tuesday after a few days visit
to the Misses Pye's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. Pye.
We have for sale the only
genuine Hope Cotton Grower
made, see me at the Farmers
Union Warehouse. Daniel & Hal
tom.
Prof. J. l. Copeland of Blevins
was a pleasant caller Monday
morning. The Prof. is very
genial, pleasant gentleman and
we enjoyed his visit very much.
The Prescott Hardware Go. re-
ceived this week a solid carload
of iron beds. cots and springs,
and are certainly in a position to
make low prices on these items.
Mrs. Lucy Davenport attended
the funeral services Of Mr.. E. C.
East at Texarkana last Thurs
day.
Try a sack Of Pulaski Feed and
you will never buy any other
kind. Sold by Daniel and Hal
tom at the Farmers. Union
Ware House.
Hon o. B. Gordon was one of
the active pail bearers at the
funeral Of Mrs jeff. Davis, who
was buried at Little Rock last
Sunday.
Miss Daisey Marshall returned
to School at Arkadelphia Mon
day morning after a few days
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J. B. Jordan for clothing

JAIL AOOOS 4ICSll At W. -
Hesterly's.
R. H. Townsend of Emmett
was in the city last Saturday.
Best line Of spring clothing
in the city,. b. Jordan.
For bargains in granite and
glassware go to T. S. Bryan.
w. S. Crank of Willisville was
il town last Friday.
A fine line of ginghams al
Duke Bros.
A. H. Hicks of Gale gave US q
call this week.
Warranted all leather shoes,
latest styles at w. s. Hesterly's.
Fresh groceries always on
hand at Duke Bros.
A. l. Fincher of Rosston, Route
8, was in town one day last week.
The best shoe made, The Brown
Shoe Co., at Duke Bros.
A hobby line Of spring cloth
ing At j. b. Jordan's.
J. B. Bradley of Bluff City
was q caller at this Office last
Friday.
Just received q nice line of
White goods at Duke Bros.
A large shipment Of wall
paper just received at T. S.
Bryan.
Frank Martindale of Route 6,
paid his respects to the Picayune
office last Saturday.
When you want good flour,
remember Dulle. For sale by
Duke Bros.
Two loads of Joe w. Moon bug
gies were received by the Pres
colt Hardware Co. last week.
Col. S. S. Langley of Murfrees-
boro. was in town Friday on
legal business.
Swell. What's swell? That
line of spring clothing at J. B.
Jordan's.
J. x. Wicker of Weaver, was
in town one day last week and
gave us a substantial call.
All my glass and granite ware
will be sold for actual cost. Come
and look it over. T. S. Bryan.
Pete J. Tidwell of sHope, but
formerly a business man Of this
county, was in town Monday.
See the Prescott Hardware
Co. for mattings, or any kind of
floor coverings.
Just unloaded a car of Hope
Cotton Grower. See me before
you buy. Daniel & Haltom.
l.. B. Mendenhall Of Caney
was in the city Monday. We re-
greet to see Louis crippled up
with rheumatism.
If you are contemplating pa
pering your home, see I. S. Bry-
an before you purchase your
paper.
Try a sack Of horse and Dairy
food. fully guaranteed. at Farm
ers' Union Warehouse. Daniel &
Haltom.
T. ]. Shell and Elmore May,
two of Jackson townships best
citizens, were in the city on bus
mess last Saturday.
The name of J. l. Case has
made the Prescott Hardware Co.
the leading dealers in improved
implements i'll Prescott.
DR.. Dave Nichols of Falcon,
was in the city last Friday pay
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~ impressed with the little town
of Amity.
John Lancaster has opened up
a general repair shop on West
Front Street and wants your
business. He repairs shoes,
harness, saddles, guns, machines
and in fact any old thing THAT
needs repairing or making over.
Give him q trial.
Mrs. J. A. Bryan returned
from Emmett Tuesday morning
where she has been at the bed
side of her sister, Mrs. Thomp-
son. Mrs. Tompson is reported
much better. but her daughter,
Miss Lizzie, is quite sick.
The following delegates to the
Nevada County Sunday School
Convention were selected by the
Methodist Church last Sunday:
Misses LYDIA Marsh and Betsey
Hinton. Messrs. Pomeroy Whit
ten and Alex Vaughan. Alter
mates, Misses Irma Handy and
Kate Steele, Messrs. Ebert Dor
ris and J. A. Bailey.
Tom CaulderF of Hope was in
the city Tuesday and reported
that that little city came near
having q very serious fire Mon
day night. The fire was discover
ed in q little brick in the rear Of
the capitol Hotel and was soon
extinguished by the fire company
without very much damage.
We sell three grades Of White
Diamond Arkansas Fertilizer for
$22. per ton. It is good for corn.
vegetables, as we'll as cotton.
Our Kali is entirely mineral and
is used for mixing with stable
lnanurer. cotton seed meal or to
useIon rich mucky land, price $40.
Kept at Uuion warehouse. B. F.
Steele and N. L. Moore.
Will N. Mum of Laneburg
was in town Monday. Will is
one of the leading young teach
ers of the county and possesses
mighty good material for rep
resentative. He has any
friends that would glike to see
him enter the race for that Of
flee next term.
Last Wednesday night Mrs. A.
G. Winslow, wife of Capt. A. G.
Winslow, died at her home on
East Elm and Second street. Mrs
Winslow had only been sick a
day or two and her death was a
surprise to her relatives and
many friends. Aer remains were
carried to Joliet, ILL.,, her old
home for burial. Capt. Winslow
has many friends here who SYM
pathize with him in his loss.
Mrs. Bette Haltom died Tues
day afternoon at her home on
Christian Ridge after several
months illness with cancer. The
funeral was held from the Meth
odist church of which she was a
faithful member. The services
were conducted by Revs. Steele
and billiard. She was laid to
rest in De Ann cemetery. The
bereaved have the sympathy of
the entire community.
Rev. H. A. Bowling. Secretary
of the Arkansas Sunday School
Associated and Miss Minnie AL
len will hold q Bible Institute in
the Methodist Church on Satur-
day the 18th Of May. There
will be three sessions. morning,
afternoon and evening. These
people are very capable indeed,
and the work will be of much in
terest. Everybody is invited and
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-15
:. a3s. r
OF Course We Want
Your l rade

Our very object in advertising is to
get your trade, and we doubt if there
is another Drug Store anywhere that
appreciates it more, Besides its to
your advantage to come to us, where
you will find the largest stock, best as
sortment and the prompt attention you
are entitled to. =. =. :.
DING
Hesterly Drug Store
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Are you taking the Picayune.
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Ware House.
Hon O. B. Gordon was one of
the active pail bearers at the
funeral Of Mrs jeff. Davis, who
was buried at Little Rock last
Sunday.
Miss Daisey Marshall returned
to School at Arkadelphia Mon
day morning after a few days
visit to home folks.
Master Raymond Whiteside
gave about twenty five of his
little friends on last Saturday ia
most plea SAINT time in honor of
his 18th birthday.
Charlie Nix Of Toxic is in the
city looking for a house to move
his family here. He will open
up an upholster shop as soon as
he is located.
James L. Barger and son,
Stanley, came in Friday from a
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CARNIVAL WILL
OPEN TOMORROW
1T is TO BE GIVEN UNDER The
AUSPICES or THE ODD
FELLOWS.

I a carnival will be xitn It's this wek
arc from all accounts it will be one
81 he best that has ever yisi' | the
cily, as it las been highly spo1sn ug
in other cities where 1t has visited.
The carnival is to be given under
The auspices of the Brunswick Odd
Fellows, which Is an assurance that it
will be q success Committees have
been appointed by the two lodges and
everything is in readiness for the OPP
e?ingr OF the carnival.
The various shows, merry go-rouad
and all other amusements, will he
piaced on the vacant lots at the cer-
nel Of Gloucester and Oglethorpe
streets There are half dozen en-
n4ore high-class attractions, all uf-
which VIII be open for business toupCr-
row. The advance guard of the !. r..
rival has already reached the city and
al the shows. etc, will arrive today
aid the work Of putting them All IN
position will begin bright AMI ca1yv
tomorrow morning.
The Odd Fellows of the city arz Ia
receive large percentage OF the
gross receipts of the carnival 9yr ~
tie week, the money to be aseI 10
Purchase uniforms for uniforra rank
which is soon to be organized among
The lodges
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MARKED for Death

Ihree years ago ! was marked
oeatn' A graveyard cough was tearinN
my lungs 20 pieces. Doctors saiisd "a,
help me, and hope had fed. when nv
husband got Dr.. Kings New Discoy-
cry" says Mrs. A. c. Williams Of
Bac, Ky THE first dose helpe,, ,no
and Improvement KEPT on until hasl
gained % pounds Ia weight ana my
health was fully restored " This messj-
IS. rods ne worlds healing record
Tor coughs and colds and hing aDd
throat diseases. II prevents pnssi.
monia. Sold gn1er gliarantae al Tssse S
qil'g Store. zoe and s1oo Tria
tie free.
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5PELIAL LOT OF $3.50 ovER
COATS AND cRAvENETTEs NOW
$3.50 AT kAISER's.
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SEMI ANNUAL DivIDEND NO. %
THE NATIONAL RANX OF
BRUNSWICK.
Brunswick. Ga. Dec. II. 1908.

The board Of directors Of The Ma
tonal Pank of Brunswick has this
DAY declared dividend of Four Dol
lars $4,000 per share payable 10 the
shareholders Of record at close of bus
mess this day on and after January
I'd, 1909.
Checks in payment Of this dividend
will be mailed.
e ,. Waiter, Cashier.
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Just out, rev model L. c. snl
Typewriter. c. r. Anderson, aaentS|
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Fresh HuyIer's Candy for Christina
at Roses Drug Store. 4
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MEET ME AT THE CARNIVAL,
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MEET NE At THE cAsNIvALy
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an oVERcoAT or cRAVENETTE
At oNE-FOURTa OFF IS A COOP
PURCHASE NOW AT ~XAlsGR'S.
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CLOTHING AT aALF PIECE
MUST GO. SIG LEVisoN.
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In
Ny New


am now ready to serve my patrons
in my new store, No. 1904 Newcastle
street opposite the Oglethorpe. | have
been in the drug business here for
thirty two years and am in better
shape than ever to serve the public
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Bell and daughter Vir
ginia of Chicago are spending the week
at II. w. McCabe's.
Wells G. Brown OF Lansing is here
this week to superntend the harvesting
of his grape crop. Mrs. Brown joined
him Wednesday for visit with her
many Paw Paw friends.
The True Northerner is indebted to n
III. Bangs for "A basket OF the finest
grapes we have seen this year. The
punches were large and the fruit deli
cious. Many thanks. Come again, Mr..
Bangs.
Prosecuting attorney Glenn h. Warner
made a trip through Pennsylvania and
New York this week He was a delegate
to the annual convention OF the National
Protective Legion, which convened in
Pennsylvania.
Geddes Van Brunt Of Frankfort, Ind.
visited his uncle, Herbert Geddes, and
family over Sunday His mother, who
has been visiting here for some tirue,
returned home with him, Monday Mr..
Van Brunt is chief claim agent for the
Toledo, St. Louis & Western railway
system.