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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
Sunncritag, Den II. MGr5 1909.
Mdt Seitcn.
Sprcd)cr Gannun Mnb Er1Nocnt
Saft.

Saft.
Snfel Zoe Cannon. Der oiltotrati.
Idle Spred)cr bea Experimentation.
les, hat nit Dem Er1li0enten Su1t I'M
Weiben SalS NllSlprad)e 9ebolten.
COR Scnotor Nlbridy Gen Spred)er
bel ieincnl 9eiud I'M @eiBcn Sulla
bcoleitetc, giebt Scr Sodlc bciolocrc
9eoeutrmg. &n observation-disclosures
lit man ifon longe nit Der @cldnttH'
leitung Gomlon'S lln5llIrtcocn. Ser
Sprcd)er belcBt bic @nupt-Gomitc@
nit icincn politiidcn Ircunncn mo
rcoicrt oooiirh baa Ncprultnto1telh
bala luh @illfilr. @cgc1 olc'r
lclbitbcrrlidc Mlltofratic oeS Sprc
d)era lit idon lett cini9cn &ubrtn o1-
octGnlpft mor0cn, 0od) ohnc Grtolg.
rSebt ioll cs MN bel Der Gro1'nlnlg
bes Ct. GongrcI'es 81 elmer Hepolte
fonrnlen. Nid)t bios Die lemotratcll
i'm Snuie, ~ionbern alldl 5oblrcld)e Me
publifaner rcbeliren gegell Die Gts
aenmGhtigfcit bes Sprehcra. Sic
perlongen, bnb bic Mitqlicocr bell
perlhiepenen Counties Don clilcll el.
gems bn5u 9cDGbltcn Spe5ioI-Gomitc
rritonnt iperoen iollen. Snmlt lporc
Dem Spreher ein aroBer 5heil ieiner
Mud)t aus Den SGnOen aenonlmell.
9ic Wuft Ser ,Gnnnon.Waldlnc"
mo Der StallopatterS mare gebro-
d)er. Is miiroe oamit aber aild cine
Spoltung IN ben republifonild)tn
Mcibcn bea observation-disclosures eins
treten. Tas mdre nbcr Dem ErGli,
ocntcn Soit nift ermiillidt, ga CT bic
Sarii. Hepiiion in Der am ilod)ltelt
Wontag beGimncnoen Grtro-S eilion
bes Gongreiies 10 bolo nls moglid)
crlebigt hoben mod)tc. Cine Ntlibc.
iesllnG Der Gonlites Ourd) eil bonn
Sauie 9emGbltes Spejiol Gonitc
miiroc pielr 3eit in gniprlid) nchnlcn
llno Ole Hepilion Ocs SoriiS pcrj0
germ. ErGiioent Gait mill bcsbolb
Der yGonnon.M oid)inc" icine moroli.
id)c llnteritiisung 6u Sbeil mcrben
lniien. Gom politiid)en @eildltapunfs
IL mag cs Scrr Soii iiir beiier bal.
ten, cine Spoltung i'll cen &cibcl
Der Hepublifoner oes Gepr1icnton.
t~enballies 81 perbiitel. Sie Siliur-
gentcn in Der Tartei f0nnten MIR i'm
Gerein nit Den TCnnofraten cine nclle
Notwithstanding purfleBcn. SPLIT
MN Der NrGiiocnt Dem Sprcder Gnns
non aus Der alenlnle. 10 fam cr ho-
roili rehnen, Oob lid Der Spred)cr
iputcr ooiiir crtenntlid, 5ci9en miro.
Scrr Gait milroe Elm 0cfii0igcs &c
observation-disclosures haben. llnh Ge@.
bolb bot ErGiibcnt Gait altd) icile
&obinetsmit9licOer ongemieien. ibrcn
GinfluB bel Den S%nrur9enten bes
Souies galteno 81 mod)en. onmit lie
ibren Wiocritoilb 9e9cn Cannon unb
iein Megimcnt oufgeben. IS mog
Dem ErGiioenten g%elingeu. Die re:
publifoniifen Sniur9enten iett mic
Der in Heib' uno 8lieh 5%uriidSuiiib.
ren. Muein nit Dem outofrotiid)ell
SpItem, lpic eS iid) lett benz vG5oren
Meeb" inn Observation-Disclosures her.
olisgcbiloet hot, mlIb idlieBlid bod
nuIgcr1llmt mcrben. Is pe~rurtbcilt
cine groBe gn5nbl Der &pltspcrtretcr
5ur Hole Der Nulen, Die llllr ctluoS
%he6euteil, menn ibnen Don SprcdcrS
@naoen cine Gins poreeiett miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
Mnrn M. Wacridlmibt.

GS iinrb an g. Mldrs 1909 Warn VI. Sacr,
it,iniet. eclicbie Satin bes perftorbeccr @cpr9e
". Sncr'hinibt. int Ilier BON 60 Subren. Sic
Scerhidung linoct Guuaeritag, ben II. WidtS.
1aS uhr MoracnS. bon Der 9Sobnriia ibrer
Iodter, Srau SoupIin gfr. 1000. gonosS trabe.
1lis iiatt. 9ienuiem.0odmeiie in Der IA. 81.
Noibtclfer'Ntrd Inn s llbr &orniitaaS, Ser
ipanbie iiilo Sreunhe iino a6tin9spol einGe'
laoet. (6S-W
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HuODlnE Wtlfc.

IS iiarb am .. MARS 1909 in ieiner @obs
rlln9, III. 957. Norbs9prbs Strube, Ruou!pn
belnli:n 2SiHe. yerpanoie ruo SreunSc iiio
ndhtlupsnou cirGeIuoen. Der 9ceroi1una am
6rcttaN, 9tdhmittdae I'M . llbr. bciJuipobneil.
SelietinA uuf Der Baltimore 6eiletcrp".
bp-71
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9alttmore, +. Mdrs 1909.
TcrIiegcIte gllaebote, an ben g.8oaro Of
Slmarbs" u%Dreiiirt. lperben i'm Siireuu oeS
Stn0t sReoiitrdior5 i'm Natbbauie bis Wiitt,uud,,
bcll II. MidrS 1909, II ubr &ormittags. fir
bic eicicruns upn s!icrsciatter Gil sas 5rucr'
Scpnrterrnt iiir cincn Mutnt ~cntscaet qenonl'
men. Spc3iiituiionel rperSet Gnl &crlangelI
icrt. Sin bc9loubiQtey G6ed bes gieter5, onI
cine nGlearinu oouic"sNdni acjoaen, I'M BE
TRACE Don 5000. an ben !ulnnor iino Sldofraio
bon Baltimore 5abIbdr GeInGd1i, nliib lenert
9lngcbut ~bei0ciiigt iciu. SuS Jiedt hIeibt oor'
beb1licn. irgcn0 Cit oocr aue %l9eboie OF
ocrtoerfcn.
.,Snl @uityaee her Qeb5rbe, i. .,a.
y. ~. @ilfinfpn,
Gefretdr.
SuteeGciben:-
I. SarrN Wiabuui,
Yrdiiocnt ocv OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
t0tiri4, . ,G,S, 0,10,1l ,12, 1919
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n~lfimurc. ben .. Wtdr6 1909.
"a bic Observation-Disclosures . 9ommiiiure Der
Staht Baltimore in Seicplih ourgefdriebener
SSeiie ibren eEbriiLtigel uio corrigirten &c
ridt fiber sic 5gGciprodbeneu GntitNdcigut9er,
l~lnfoiteu unb 9ScrtbeybbbuiGcn iilr Die Gon'
ocmniruIl9 mo Gr6ifnlr9 elmer BIei6rndhi1
sIuatjio Sub breiten glucD, hon Der YSe'tietic
Der 9arcIap.1 irnBe 6is our Silomeit.Seite pol
SumlpuIt's cane, neblt ben oornrf b~e6itgit!beit
cnbeilltiNen uno torrigirtcn erI1uternoen Elts
nen in Gcmdbbcit Der &ori6rifieh oes Si1ot'
Charters mo Der am .. Snn1ar 1908 inter
5cidDneten %erorhnutg 9tr, 5S oes WiaDors
luo GtnotratbeS bon Baltimore bel mir biIters
legt Dabelt.
miro bicrmit bcrannt acmadt, ba1 befaqter
Ieridt itto RIdne AMI oicie SSeite III oielel1
@iircau birterleGt iporoer iinb. ulo oa6 Der
Wiunor uno Gtuotratb bon baltimore, .ober tr'
geno cine @crfun oner 9~Serioret. oocr cine ooer
inebr Gorporalioren bie nit Der S'srttsiInna
Der por5enanrten GrifhdbiguilGen poer sSertbs
erbobnnoen uninirieoen linb. iinerbaIb oreibia
900 1asen bonn g.. @'dr6 1909 an, dl9
BEN eriie. 9a9e ocr oon mir .au5ae9alteerelt
ScrofientIfbullo bicier 9loti5, ftriftiit bnee'
oen an bas Baltimore Siuotaerift appeliren
iino oa5 6efupte Geri6t erfucben n,p9en. oies
icIben 5i rcbioircil.
&. Sc,pea ShpmnS,
(9GGrj3, &c, 17.2D Gtdot4Heeiftratpr.
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acknowledgements

Warean: Tr. 81, @eit.Sardtp9a'StraRe, nab
&anptsGinaang: 3rebert6.Muab.
We9rdbnibpldbe bon $25 al inter beitdtotSer
Wlifitdt; G6nitibInmen @etpinoe, .Rflau3en etc.
tperoen I'M Greibbaus am Saupt'Gir9are gefuI,s
ben, Infer slaent ipiro, ueni geipiintft, bor'
fprerDen. OPP
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5dhlcl, nlS iidl icinc @Ghnc lle'1crll,
lcu Gprtbcil bon ncll Sdr1bjollcil
bubcn Die Sruits ltu0 @roBcnrpord'
tionen. bic inter Dem Sod)6oll 10
iippig in's Groltt deidolicn linn iIllo
Ole raei6moaenen &crmo9en" &c
id)offen boben. Gen 9lrbeIter l1eTrtt
man unb oaS @roftopjtol bot oell
Northcil.
" a + / ng Hcr yer
%ld)lcoener grpber 3citntgen berld)ten'
ooB Die 39ae oui Sol}brcl jlir Ser
Itcllitng DON Gnpicr tart lernb9e-
Iebt ober 9an5 oniQcbohen lperoan
iollen. 9ie Nod)ridt bat &rl, Sa'
things, Den Gr0iioentcn Der "Mmert.
CON Eopcr ono Glllp G~iIociotion," III
Sorniid) gebroht. ST. iagt: "Mir
haben ms ollf sic Rcpllblifaner Der
ldlitn uno iinb bel Den lcBten @ob
len filr Die Eartei cillNetretel1. mo
milllen MN erlebcn. BOB Die Fartei
Die Napier Snbnitrie OH Canada ans
liciert." Gin cnniif offenes @eitGno.
nib, mie bic SrrIts uno @roBcorpo.
ratlonen BEL ben MuhIcn ihren Gins
flnB mlsgeiibt hobCH in Der Gruor-
tllnN, Ooiiir Don ser Eortci bclobnt
81 mcrbcn. Sic &nterciicn bcS 2nns
ocS limo ibnen .idnrppc".
eli Willioncn SollarS
limo im 2oltic bea SobrcS 1908 IN
Den Ger. Stoatcn unteridlogen nor
Den, Go5 benefit. ooB u%liercr Sit
Ncllo ouS cute nltc Spriidmorot:
.llcb iMmcr Srcu mo Mcblihfcit"
llldt acnil0cno c~inQcprGNt mo cillgc-
irnpit miro. C&6(.)
~, q IA ., r.,
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&n @obinet Cats &c
Iinocn lid, liebtn Mcd,tSampGltc. mo
Der &r6iiocnt ieibcr iii elm Mihtcr
Don Mni. % iollt'a an o@up ollo
Sr0cr" nidt ichlcn.
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2urrainc.
ornib Mihne Gemeterh.

Ter ioeaie Srieb6pt ppM Baltimore, nare
9itesoiGe. Sipei cIeftrifbc gabnsainien uno
.HintIico ,NouIccnrb 0ireft 5nin Nrteopot; Mue
@rpnoitaLe unter ftdnbiger glnfit6t, gsicertae
grtiic. Ter!aiei bic nelierl Sonpenirs SIC taIoA
9iircau: Mr. III, s'uro.Gtnrlrs.s traae; geiSe
Telephone. CNprtl2S-)
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~&eriammlnnoS Mnscigcu.
.eruocntial 9raanc.'

rfruocnttGl ornafc."
Nbtbeilu1g 9tr. 127.
Scutc Nbcno General erfarlmlltng in 3tr.
IA, Hurns 4carl-S irGbe.
C70D Grnt Wcinfclorr, 4rdIioent.
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Gnltimurc Ecmctcrn.

Siirean: 5rantlin Sfsg., Baltimore u. Hortbitr.
.WcqrdbniBpilte 5lm NeriauI bon $25 an,
init Wiarmorpioiien dIgearcn6t 1876. Ylnb
fur bier @rGber. Srete Yenubuig Der 3apele
fir Irauerepitesoienite. CSuni18,1O
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germiid)te Musctgcm,
Gcrlurcu:

On Der ,.Girrmarin.N ma erdho i@atle'" Mnr'
iu9 9tbeno Gin Observation-Disclosures, Elm Stbs
itiid. &ite lielobulna bel Yhiieieruilg ali
VI. straah, Hr. f4i5, Srieans.strafe.
ltN-Im
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Sic ncucitcu Sriibiabrs. Wipoele nnS .stpiie
iinb 5i iinoen i'm StdhliiIenlent BON 8. Srteo'
man, benz crittlaiigcn Saiaeulhuctser, Nr. 23..
Nurb. @iimpr. strasc. Seocr slu5u9 gdraifiri.
Iliurtti MiD
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@cnn sic Gem pcren5=
Iomcn oos Hcdt 1obcl, pon Sroil
Eoit III pcrlon0ell, bob lie i'm nysel.
zen Nouie" fcinc @eine rulo lon'tl9e
g~llcobolico oui bic Io'el brl19ell
lolie, iuit mcit iiilb mir bollll nod
poll Der GinniihlunN i'll Die SI'ds
CrOntnd ic0cr Tumilie?
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Sircau bcs etaot.NcstTtratnrs.

Grdfibcnt bcr Gpnlr1ltoer9ehiuossN cbbl
t0tiri4, 5,G,S 50 0,1l,12,l3.l0)
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
PREPARED To HANDLE ALL THE IMMENSE TRAFFIC
That Comes This Way-Many Towns Will Come to Lubbock
For Freight as This the Center Of
Large Territory

Everything is being rushed in
the way of depot buildings etc
preparatory TO handling local
freight at this point. The rail-
road company is putting in a
large freight building and the
passenger depot is going to be a
dandy. There is now a full crew
of agents and other men neces-
sary to handle the proposition
and within the next few days
all will be in shape. Lubbock
will enjoy the fruits of a large
trade territory for some time to
come and the merchants are
preparing for the business that
will come this way by putting
in large stock Of goods. Many
new business enterprises have
have been installed in this city
within the past month and from
the enquiries received daily it Is
safe to predict that many more
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
J. A. Gould of Hollis, Okla.
is here prospecting.

j. A. Gould of Hollis, Okla.
is here prospecting.
Mrs. Hume is still Offering a
few Of those lovely auto wells. At
G. a. Ralne and Company store.
Phone 257. Is 1t
Henry McAnnally is quite sick
with tonclIltis.
All kinds of mirrors, large and
small, cheay and cheaper At the
Furniture store. Is /
Pat Arnold. of Stanton, spent
Monday In our city.
The largest line OF art squares
ever shown IN Lubbock, at the
Furniture store. is II
II you have a sewing machine
or piece OF furniture or stove that
needs meudlug don't forget that
Burns and Company do the work
night at right prices. j. il
Street Sprinkler Working
+. Gililland has started the
street sprinkler and it is proving
a great help IN keeping down tho
dust. Street sprinklers are ono
of the best investments for any
town and Lubbock is not going O
overlook anything that viii ado
% the comfort OF her citizens.
save tie oh furniture stove
or scwiIE machine. Burns an,
Company mlre them good "a
new. j. /
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11

will go in soon. There has been
an immense amount Of yardage
laid here and at this date they
are well filled with car loads of
freight. Since the road came in
there has been a rush on to get
goods delivered that had been
held up waiting the rail service.
One lumber yard received ten
cars of lumber in a day this week
and other business concerns have
received freight in almost like
manner. The drays have been
busy and everything pertaining
TO business has assumed metrop-
olitan proportions of late. Lub-
book has been receiving a lot of
advertising lately and when the
year is a little futher advanced
we may expect to see a tide of
immigration headed this way that
will surprise the natives.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
Sad Accident

Prof. G.. n. Atkinson, who is
teaching school at this place, re-
ceived message the latter part
Of last week announcing the ac-
cidental death of his youngest
brother, Robert, who was a stu
dent at the Burnet High School.
He was playing baseball on the
school ground and got hit on the
head with a pitched ball. Robert
was an exemplary young man
and had a host of friends who
are shocked and grieved at his
sudden demise. The Avalanche
joins with the many friends of
Prof. Atkinson in extending con-
dolence in this his hour of great
grief.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
WORLD AS WELL As THE AGRICULTURAL WORLD
Where Formerly Wagons Could Kee Pace With the Demands
For Freight il is Nov Almost impossible For Freight
Trains to Cope With Situations

development Of this place will
come he development Of other
tracts of virgin territory until
practically the entire country will
be one vast farm. II has been
said, and tuthfully too, that this
section of the country will event
ually he the corn crib Of the
state and l. is apt to reach even
beyond thase borders. People
who nov whe Is best for them
are headot this way and when
the tig ish is once on it will
equal thafays Of The oil boom in
Beaumsy Great is the Lubbock
sect ops E.eat is the Plains
county 4 Where is a hand Of des-
tinyJ,1 Tbg the way and no
mai u r. he be a fool can
err1 e signs thereof
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11

When one considers the fact
that a few years ago it was
miles between houses and civili-
zaton seemed a dim remem-
brance and now contemplates
the many settlers here it is in
deed remarkable. The supposed
great American desert has been
transformed into the garden spot
Of civilization and the end is not
yet in sight Formerly a few
wagons could keep the freight
situation on a satisfied basis but
present time IL is next 20 impos-
SHE for the freight trains 10
brng in the great volume Of
trdiic that is consigned tbisward.
Lbbock IS one of the points that
attracting most attention al
tie present time and with the
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11

w. X. Payne, manager of the
0rpheum House IL to be congrat-
ulated this week on having that
ever interesting company Angel 8
Comedians with him for the week
SO far, they have played to full
and appreciative house, and for
the remainder Of the week will
hold the boards at this attractive
play house. Mr.. Payne is bend.
ing every energy toward furnish
ing the theatre goers with good
companies, and in this company,
he has made an exceptionally
good hit. The play last night
The Dukes Daughter" was put
on before one of the most appre-
ciative audiences that have ever
greeted a company in Lubbock.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
Another half car pianos enroute
Lubbock. Gerke. Phone 3G3

Another half car pianos enroute
Lubbock. Gerke. Phone 3G3
Is II
Mrs. Barclay and daughter.
Lille, returned from Monahans
and FL Paso Friday. at which
places they have been visiting.
They report an excellent time
while away. While in FL Paso
they had the pleasure of seeing
the two presidents.
II you want piano you can
trade for one at the Furniture
store. is IL
John b. Young has opened a
new Tailor Shop on the south
side Of the square. He will do a
general tailoring and clothes
cleaning business as will be seen
by his ad which appears in an
other column Of this issue Of the
Avalanche.
Everybody makes good music
with the Player Piano al the
Furniture store. Is 1t
c. II. Mcdonald and wife left
Wednesday morning for Dallas.
Ft Worth and other places in
the central and eastern part Of
the state.
n you were ever dressed up YOU
know what Worth hat is. For
sale by &. a. Ralne Company.
Phone 251. Is It
ID. ". Thomas. Of Lincoln Ne
braska. informs US that he will
spend the winter in Lubbock.
and orders the address Of his
paper changed 20 this place. Mr..
Thomas owns considerable prop
cr;y east Of town.
One Of the neaiest lines Of shoes
you ever seen at &. A. Raine Com
pany. Phone 251. II IL
q. L. Webster and Arney Har-
bert, are now living at home in
the rear part of the building oc-
cupicd hy the South Singer Land
Company
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
Into New Quarters

The City Meat Market has
moved into the store formerly
occupied by Greenhill Bros. and
Is IN every way improved and
enlarted. J. l.. Chase. the pro-
pnetor. SAYS he intends 10 make
u one Of the most attractable
markets in the west before he
finishes.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
Birthday Dinner

On sunday last Mrs. NJ. J.
Ia gave a birthday dinner 20
a.,.,iyes Ut and friends nj her home
= - city. II was her eighueth
si,sbday and the time was spent
..i.ssantly by all. Mrs. Acuif ..
~ and hearty for her age and
"a. fair 10 see many more saeh
oecasi0ns
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
'tn Grocery firm

~. T1Waddle. who has for
OF n GGtn conducted a cash
grocery store. second door south
Of the Fremont hotel has sold
his stocl af goods % Messrs.
HanBar Moore. the members
of the FIRM being i. +. Hansarj
and j. h Moore The business
wi.. te conducted al the same
stand. and the new management
wil. pat forth every effort % ac-
comCdate the trade in every way
cons stant % successful business
methods.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
Social SveNts
By Miss MILDRED MOORE
Phone No. z.

publisher NOTICE Miss Mildred
Moore has accepted a position as
social editor Of the Avalanche and all
entertainments parties, receptions,
balls or social will be reported by
her You will confer favor on the
management OF this paper If YOU will
report such news items 60 her. that
she may be able 10 get up "A good line
Of items along this line.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
Personnel al Depot

The following named gentle
men are here in charge of the
freight and passenger depot:
W. l.. Ketcham, Agent, l.. b.
Ewing, Chief Clerk, p. l.. Gas
saway, Ware House Foreman,
X. W. Dulin, Cashier, Jas.
O'Neal, Claim Clerk, N. W.
Rawls, Assistant Cashier, w. K.
Sander, Car Clerk, X. f. Bayles,
Express Cashier.
Messrs. Ketcham, O'Neal and
Dulan have their families with
them and are now residents Of
the town. There are several
more men who are yet to come
and accept positions at the depot
and when the full crew has been
installed it will mean quite an
addition 10 the population, as
regards substantially. Newt
Judd, son Of A. Judd, has also
accepted a position at the depot
and has his family here. We are
glad To- welcome these people
into our midst and hope they
they viii all be pleased with their
new home As Lubbock is a
live one they are more sthan apt
10 feel that life holds no greater
pleasure in store for one than
/. is found hn the supreme JOY of
dwelling within the confines of
her enchanted domain.s
/ We note with pleasure that
VI. NJ. Coleman one of Lubbock
|county's excellent young men
took first prize in the Judging
contest of hogs at College Sta
ton. He made 225 points out of
a possible $50.
FoR SALE Comparatively new
leather Go Cart for sale Price
right. See It at Lubbock Hard
ware and Furniture Co. Is ltp
Geo. Quinn and family of Dal-
las arrived this week and will
make Lubbock their future home
We extend a hearty welcome to
these people, and are sure that
they will never regret moving 70
Lubbock.
For RENr-Two new store
buildings IN Abernathy. Apply al
First National Bank Lubbock,
Texas. Is If
Dr. j. W. Hale of Dumas, Tex
as, spent several days of this
week in town. DR. Hale owns
! considerable property in Lubbock
and was here looking after same.
WASrED-Men to grub POO acres
Of land. Apply to II. T. Kimbro,
AZ First National Bank. Lubbock,
Texas. Is At
Mrs G.. l.. White arrived in
Lubbock Tuesday evening and
ioined her husband G.. l.. White,
| who opened a restaurant in this
place a short time ago.
WANrED-To rent one or two
! furnished rooms. See me at once
lISlt l.. b Ewing at Depot.
Mrs. G.. w. Roland and daugh-
ter Of Weatherford. visited in
the city this week.
G.. A. Rush has been quite sick
this week.
WANrED-Plsce as housekeeper
in family without children. Box
CPS. Lubbock. j. ltp
Leo Oliver, Of Lubbock, is in
Emma on business. Crosby
County News.
FoUND-The best bargain in
city property. See Pierce Bros.
Is II
NJ. c.. Abernathy made a busi-
ness trip 10 Plainview Wednes-
day.
To RENr:-liouse close IN 10
party who will board femily OF
two. Phone los.
Another half car pianos enrOute
/ LubbOck. Gerke. Phone SG3.
is II
Mrs B D Daugherty d having
an addition built 10 the - inery
.lnrn nl NJ. hnce Johu.i
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11

g. r. Heifrin who has been
IN f.'rt Worth and Dallas on a
busln Us and pleasure trip com
blned iof DE past week or 80.
returned hone Saturday even
ing
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11

Uncle Billy Franklin has bought
the restaurant sud bakery Of Uncle
Billy Rove. He will give you a
fui meal for twenty-five cents.
Il II
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
Methodist Sc ryices

Rev. G.. b. Overton will preach
at the Methodist church, Sunday
at II: o'clock and at Z: and will
use the following subjects
Sunday morning. Man a Spirit"
Sunday night, What ! do to be
Saved. "
Rev. Overton is an interesting
talker and you will enjoy his
sermons. Come out and hear
him.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11

We are expecting northern
farmers wanting land in quarter
sections, list your iald TO be sold
accordingly,
Craven a New Whorter.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11

WORK is Ifogressing nicely on
the new residence Of Col. Farris.
on tne Oveiton Addition. This
sii H. one ~ the best residence
heuses " iae ciiy when compict-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11

George Buck Overton enter
tanned his little Kindergarten
friends Saturday afternoon, the
occasion being his fifth birthday.
Halloween decorations were used
lavishly. Over the table was a
big pumpkin and around it small
er pumpkins witches heads with
the lighted candles in them. On
the table were more pumpkins.
red, black and yellow cats riding
them. A birthday cake with the
FIVE candles and a witch-cake
with black cats on il. witches
riding brooms to hold the bon
bons, and beautiful fruits com
pleted the decorations. The re-
freshments were small pumpkin
tarts and a glass Of milk, fruit
gelatin and witch cake. Each
child was given a small souvenir
a pumpkin on a stick pin. Many
HAPPY returns Of George Bucks
birfhday.