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The Brinkley argus., 1909-11-19

Big reduction in Tailor Made clothing for Christmas J. ". Hale, the Tailor.
 Headquarters for Santa Claus, as has been for 20 years, is at Hale and Co.'S.
 Miss Lela and Ruth Wright, of Magazine, are visiting friends in Monroe and Woodruff coun- ties.
 On time Elegant new furnI- ture. on installment plan. See Hale and Co.'S New Furniture House.
 -Dr. Cadmus Brooks of Lit tie Rock, spent Thanksgiving in Brinkley with Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Brooks.
 FOR RENT: Nice furnished rooms up stairs, in brick build- inc. Everything nice and clean and in heart of~ city. Apply to
 J. w. HALE.
 IN. E. Blaine of Sonlmerville Tenn, who with his parents formerly lived in this county at Clarendon was in Brinkley yes terday to take the Teachers ex- animation. He will teach a school in the Indian Bay coun- try.
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 Werkcn the artesian well be- gan cn Tuesday, Nov. 23, for the city vator'yorks.
 Mrs. ]. $. Thomas left We'd neSaay for Little Rock where she will visit relatives.
 Miss Dolores Johnson left WedrSsday for Little Rock to visit Miss Joyce Manning.
 Rev. Geo. F. Chapline, of Jackscr, Miss, spent several daysin cur city this week.
 Mrs. A. L. Smith returned from Holy Grove Monday, where she has lccn visiting relatives. Henry Green and family, of Little Reek, arrived Wednesday and are the guests of J. l.. Green.
 Miss Lille Moore left Saturday for Philadelphia, where she IS at tending the State Baptist As sociation.
 Mrs. F. w. Dancy, who has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. M. E. Johnson, returned to her home in Batesville Friday.
 Miss Winnie Brickell, who has been working in Memphis for the past two months, returned home Friday to spend Thanks giving.
 Willie Branch, who has been going to school at Hendrix Col lege, returned Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with his sis ter, Mrs. J. B. Moore.
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TAKE WARNING, BOYS

The last legislature passed an act prohibiting the sale or use of any toypistol, firacrackers, oom- mof1iy known as cannon crackers. or gun that shoots blank cart ridges; and 1t shall be unlawful for any person to receive, own, carry or shoot any such gun, toy pistol or cannon crackers within thisstate. The fine for violation of this law is not less than than 'S5 nor more than $50.
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COUNTY PRIMARY
Chairman nilwee Is- sues Call For Com
 mittee Meeting.

Saturday, December 11th, 1:5O o'clock, at the court house Tn Clarendon. To settle on a time for the holding of the Monroe County Primary.
 This is the date, time and place of meeting and purpose thereof for the meeting of the Monroe County Democratic Central Com mittee meeting which has been called under date of November 23rd, by County Chairman R. F. Milwee.
 Commenting on his action ln calling the meeting of the Con- mittee, to the ARGUS, man Milwee says; T am still firm in the opinion that the primary should be held on the uniform day, last Wednesday in March, 1910. But as the committee may act on the matter and as the cus- tomary time for the committee to meet (that it has been the custom for the past 3 elections) I deem it wise and best to have a meeting of the committee and let the matter be settled once for all.'
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CLARENDON NEWS.

Mrs. Julius West spent Friday in Helena shopping.
 s. W. Boardman was in Little Rock this week on business.
 Mrs. J. M. Smith and family spent Ihursday in Holly Grove. . Mrs. Henry Barnes, of Brink ley, was in our city this week on business.
 Dr. Walters, of Little Rock, was in our city Tuesday attend ing court.
 Geo. w. Emerson was over from Little Rock Tuesday at tending court.
 Mrs. c. w. Reynolds, of Bates vile, is the guest of Mrs. J. B. Moore this week.
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METHODIST CHURCH.

The first services in the new church will be held Sunday,
 Sunday-schcol at 9:45 a. m.
 Preaching at II a. m. ard 7:3O D. m.
 Epworth League at 6:45, led by J. W. Pope.
 The morning service will be conducted by Rev.. T. H. How ard, who preached the first ser mon ever delivered in Brinkley and it will be a pleasure to him and especially to the congrega- ton ohear Bro. Howard preach the first sermon in the new church. Everybody invited to visit the new church and assist in making this one of the best days ever witnessed in Brinkley.
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TEXT OF CHAIRMAN MILwEE'S s
 CALL.


 In view of the fact that here tofore for the past three cleo tions tie County Central Com mittee has been called to meet in December for the purpose of naming the day for the county primary, and not wishing to ap- pear arbitrary, and, too, that day for said primary may be definitely settled npon:
 Therefore the Committee IS called to meet at the Court House in the city of Clarendon at 1:30 o'clock p. m., Saturday, Dec. s11th, fer the purpose of naming a day for the nomination of county and township officers and such other business as may properly gone before it.
 In all preeincts Wehre vacan- cies in the Cor1mittee have oc- curredSby deSta or removal of the Committeeman, the Demo cratic voters of such townships are hereby called to assemble at the voting place of their precinct at 2 o'clock p. m. Saturday, Dec 4th, for the purpose of electing 9 Committeeman to fill the ya= cancy.
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ORDINANCE NO. I42.


 An Ordinance Entitled an Ordinance
 Making it Misdemsanor for any
 Manager, Owner or Proprietor of
 any Pool or Billiard Hall Per
 uniting Minors under the Age of
 Eighteen Years Lettering Around
 Said Fool or Billiard Hall or to
 play Pool or Billiards:
 Sec. l. Ii shall hereafter be unlawful for any manager or proprietor or ownsf oi any pool rbiliard hall to permit or allow any minor under the age of eighteen years to loitsr around Q to play pool or billiards in an pool or billiard hall in the city q Brinsley
 Sec, 2 Any person or persons violatint any of tas provisions of foregoing seclio shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and conviction shall be finsd in any sum na less than $ % and not more thaa 5000 Sec. , Thata laws and parts of la3 in conflict with ihis ordinance ars l,>rsby repealed and ihis law shall take aiiecl and be in iercc from and altar its passage,
The Brinkley argus., 1909-11-19
ORDINANCE NO. Al.

An Ordinance Entitled aH Ordinance to
 Prohibit Minors under the Age of
 Eighteen Years from Lettering around
 any Pool or Billiard Hall in the city
 ei BriHkley or to Play Pool or Billiards
 in said City of Hsiaklsyi
 Sec. ]. Il shall hereafter be unlawful for any minor or minors under the age of eighteen years to loiisr around any pool or billiard hall In the city of Brinkley. or to pay pool or billiards in any pool or bil- Hard hall in the city of Brinklsy
 See.2. Any person violating any of the provisions of the foregoing section shall bs guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined in any sum not less than $lOO and not more than 5000.
 Sec. 3. All laws and parts of laws in conflict with this ordinance are hereby re- pealed and this law shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

4
 Katie Clark and James Gum, Jr., to Jno. Nicholes, lot Z, block 55, east addition
 J. w. Hale and wife to Con- solidated White River District Academy, w1a of w 3-4 lot 4-5-e 7-8, block w, city of Brinkley. Consideration, $25. co.
 Julius West and wife to Mrs. Nora Hopkins, 1a int. of n W l n e 14 of W l4, n w h of e 4 , section 4, n% of n e z section 5, township h, range 2w. Con- sideration, $ze06.
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ASSESSOR.

V I he ARGUS is authorized too
 announce R. E. Smith as candi- date for Tax Assessor subject to the Democratic party. < The ARGUs4s authorized toan- hpunee Skhrer Ycurg of Cache township, as a candidate for As ]. s.sessor, subject to the action of
 the Democratic Primary.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-11-19
Jewelry Notieel

To MONROE COUNTY PEOPLE: - As watch inspector of the Gould lines of Railway in eastern Arkansas, including the Arkansas Midland Ry., Iam frequently in B1inkley and surrounding territory and parties desiring to pur- chase 2 diamond ring, watch or anything else in the jewcl- ry line, may have same sent to them for their inspection and approval. It's no trou- ble to do this. All you have :. to do is to write and myself or representative will gall on you with 9 well selected ass sortment for you ta seieet from, suitable Ter ChrlS1maS presents, etc.
 A special invitation to people Of Brinkley, Claren- don, Helly Grove, and other Monroe county points to call at my jewelry establishment while in Helena.
 Mail orders promptly fill- ed. Prices as reasonable as possible.
 Yours to serve,
 FRED WM. HAuRY.
 - The Helena Jeweler. 322 s. Cherry St. <
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Laundry Changed.

' s777 77--7- | beg to. announce that on ac- count of my school duties and studies. Ihave been forced to sell my Laundry agency. lap preciate most sincerly the liberal patronage extended me, and would respectfully ask that my Successors, Harvey Hix and Earnest Lawson be accorded the kind, treatment given me.
 Thankfully Yours,
 HUDSON GRIzzLE.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-11-19

LOST UMRRELLA-A black silk umbrella with long black handle, was left in Post office Monday last. Finder will please return to owner, and receive re- ward. Miss Anna Cochran, in school, Hale building.
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llu6OIC'EMENTs.
REPRESENTATIVE.

We are hereby authorized to announced Elmo Chaney as a candidate for Representative, subject:to the action of the Demo cratic Primary. sk
 COUNTY JUDGE.
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s2ol) Reward.

Will Dc paid by me for the aFrest and Conviction of any person stealing timber off my lands Ns Monroe. Lee and St. Francis counties.
 M. E. CARTER Administrator,
 Gavin Estate. Memphis, Tenn
The Brinkley argus., 1909-11-19

We are hereby authorized to announce T. c. Trice as a candi-- date for County and Probate Judge subject to the Democratic Primary.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-11-19
SHERIFF.

The ARGUS is authorized to an nounce J. s. Mayberry as a can- didate for Sheriff subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 ASSESSOR.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-11-19

-Emco Flour always tte same -A. R, Hammoa & Co.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-11-19
Ladies htteat;oai

Fashionable dressn aking, per- ect fitting q speciality. Pla'n d fsicy ss wing. 'Pone l25'
The Brinkley argus., 1909-11-19

5 or b doses of 'b 56'' will cure ary case oi chIIls alld Fever. e.ls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-16
Nrirnfhs.G ircnsen.

Robcrt alcin. l3, 9tr. 22I 9}orO.
Gpllinaton Aocrutc, mo Catherine
SohcI. 81.
Nihoro y. @iuiontS, 33, Moib.
inAton :. 6, mo 9IDuca ~. W}iucr.
9tr. 30, Baltimore Gomtp WO.
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StroBc, S.@., mo Nnno 4. W}ona-
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@rncc gSotiom u; NppIjtnnt @m.
Sbciooou, ltr. 1912, Mo"ocirnitroBc.
@oui$ ), &c 2lIbo, -, 9r. l29,
@onopcritroBc, mo Wtotiloa n. 30.
fer, %.
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=. 8, no, mo &ntbarinc y. See
len 26.
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no9cl 10.
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e Canon 20; Npplifant 80. &onca,
Mr.. 1888, GIt-6opcttcitrobc.
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NJ. 0ornoQ, is; 2ppIifont &ocob Il.
@ridcr, NJ. 1929, 9}or0.& ouirn- Ctr.
Charles i. Sopp 81, mo MiQcao
q. @onl, %, Ncioc pom @ompItcoo,
NtO,; Ipplitont u. u. HntruiuL 9tr.
1928 SitsM}onmc1tltroBc.
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Giibcr, -, @ci0c por Canton. N2o.
Npplitdnt 6rau Marp 81. g3Ditc, Nr.
1919, Mo0iiouitro6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-16

Ghicogo, IS. Ipril.- &irhpieD.
-3uilbr 5000; Niarft itetiQ; Sticrc
800 bis 10; aiibc 100 bis 30;
finoer 3.25 bis GOO; @uQen 3.75
us 5.25; a0lbcr $50 bis $50;
Stcdcr@ uno 6ecoer0 $50 bis go.
S6ncinc. - 3uiuhr 22,0O0; 10c.
sis 20c, nienriqcr; Gboicc ihwcrt
Chipping 7t5 bis 7.25; Builders
40 bis 7.25; lcid)tc gcnliitt CSC
5ia 80; Gboicc lcid)tc 40 bis
7.15; EodinQ 100 bis 7.t5; 6crtcl
$50 bis Go; &ouptpcrf0uic 5n 100
bis 7.20.
SNoic, - 3uiubr 10000; Morfi
tetiG; Shoic 3.15 bis $50; SGnmcr
$50 bis S,25; 30brliag 5.25 Dis
7.35.
ltnion Stod DoroS. Eitt2-
burg 30. 70. Spril. - HinOrich.-
3ltIubr gut; itctig; G6oicc GAO Bis
$50; Trimn G,2O BIS GO.
Sd)uie. 3nfubr lcid)t; itctig
Erinn mctbcra 5.20 bis go; CUTS
uno %Gcuobnlid)c % 0ruro $50;
Sdnmcr $50 bis 100; Seal Golpaa
80 bis 10.
Sd)mcinc. -3liubr lciht; lcbboi!:
Frlnlo ldlpcrc mo mittclmGBigt
10 bis $50; ihucrc Yorfcra 100
IND 40; leid)tc 9)orfcrS 100 uno
7,20; 6erfcl $50 his GO; rollbc
600 bis $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-16
@ranO ON YrpnOlu0n.

Nbruhom &umburgcr'1 SlciOey.@c
itGit ollrN Glommen tart bciM0
Oi9t. BETTER bate feline 2lb'
nlng bon Dem iibcr lcincn Moltp-
tc m%iitdcu0cu 6eucr.
@dbrcno iid Scrr Nbrobom Nan.
burger nit icjucm Glcrf IN ieluCu
&lci0crloNeu an Sron0mup un0 G0ue
ton 9lOCule untcrbiclt. rid)tCtc etll
6cltcr, Dos inn ppCitCn S%tottUcrt lei
mes @cid)6ftabouica olld)eiucno 0urd)
cincn ocicftcu &umin ult3Qcbrodlcll
mar, bctrGhtiihcn SdoOcn an. Der
Yrouo mllro2 bon &eui, ScnHlolt
bon Nr. 321 Sij0sGhcitcr StroBG be
merit. lpcld)cr Ncrrn &umbur0cr be.
n%ohrid]tl0tc uu0 bic %ScllcruCbr olur
mirtr. @cmcinidnitlid nit icinCnt
Glcrt mo Seumou bet1mpitc Nom-
burger Ole 6lunmlCn bis Ole GCltcr
!utUl u lujl(Il. >CplNtCl NNlNllN w
Sen Nrono nlti oo3 imcitc Stotlucrf
III b~CidlrdutcnJ troB0em lhGBt @crr
&ombur0cr ocn Sdo0cn ultf $500,
ga lid, in Dem olagcbromtcn Stod.
mcrt Gin grrBca Eager bon 9ul5iI4cn
bCinuo. Ger GGn0en 1T iibriQcn2
burd) &crii6cru1a 2eOedt.
M0brcno Nca 6cucr9 u@erboftcte
ScrQcont Glipbont ocn 81 Sabre al
ten George @Iocicr, pom 9tr, 1880,
@liccomo Str, mcld1er trot ocr}&or.
MING Oca &loltrod3 oil Dem 6rcnmcll-
Den WebGltoc roriibcr litN. &or Hid)s
ter NAB IN Der 0itlid)cn @plijci. Sta.
tiou 0cbrod,t CAB @IQcicr 1T icincr
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oicic Grfltrung hin ioiort uicocr o1,i
freicn tSltb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-16
Standardization.

Ncm Dprf, IL. Npril. - Ter
lampicr oFrcIioent @ront" lit bon
0dn,brr1 angefontmcn.
8rnna, Is. April. - Ger Cant
pier oGnrpatbio" lit bon Ncp.Dorf
cinaetroiien.
Sontb III pton, Is. alpril. -
Ter 0unpfer rWioicitic" lit Gciltc
BON Nem-Dorf bier an9elnngt.
SoprC, 10. Npril. - Ser Tam.
pier ga lorraine" lit bon Neu Dorf
bier cit8etrofIen.
@rcmcm 10. Npril. - Sicr all.
gcfomntcn lit Der 9ompicr Bran,
oenburg" BON Nep.Dorf.
Gueenstpmn. 70. 9(pril.
Ger Tolltpfer nNbriotic" lit mad,
NCO-2orf a~bgefubrcn.
SEEM 9orf, -. Npril. 49, Sicr
nngefonmcn iilb: Gainpicr ,6lori.
on" bon &oprc; Iompicr .Galnpa.
llin" bon lcapcl.
Die folgeroen Gampier iino bon
bier o%6gefabren: ga gropence" had,
Sapre; Oscar Der 3meite" nud CO.
.penbagen; rWsoin" nod Bremen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-16
ga H
Tragt die ~ Die SOrte, Die lhr Inner Gekautt IiSb::
'; hi [ISNANlXSw

II Sabre trcErr Cicnit
lci it n9. ~ @cutc liuo Is 81
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cine Mittwc bon Nr.lt0 Ncac-
tier. Strobe, in Der 0ItIiGcn @oli5ci-
ltotion Die HciuiGunGaorbcitcn All
Ncmiiictboftc @ciic bciorQt. Aus sic.
lem %9lnloiic 9iebt Die 6rou bcltt,
HbcnO in ibrcr @obmlng cine flciac
0cicr iiir ibrc 9cfoumtcn. Iroll
German lit Jest GS Sabre alt. rSbr
SoblL 6reN. @rrlllorL lit Eolijiit I'M
oitlihen Giltrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-16
9sntcr, Msnttcr nno Sinh ertrnnfcn.

Scoorb, Gel, 10. Npril.-Nrci
E%erionelt. pcrnultbIid Slater, Wtlttter
uno aino, crtronfcn g~cItcrn Mbcn0
bier, cine babe Wteilc unterboIb Scr
Giicnbobnbrilde, OILS ihr Boot olrd)
Den orfeuortigcn @ino sum &cntcrn
gcbrod)t wurOc. Sbre Sei6cn limo
nod nid)t gciunOcn morocn. Wtoll
qluubt, BOB Die Scutc olta Gpoatiu,
Wtorplono, itommtcn mo iid }ltnl
Grobcerenpfliiden noh ScoiorO be.
acbCll moilten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-16
3icrlid)cr Soilcftcn, Mnntcl.

Nr. Sl3G. Gin brcitcr Bis an ole
Sdillter %rcidjcn0cr arolcn aicbt obi.
Gem Mujtcr ii;r (cilcftcu.M Gntcl ct.
lclt cl8cncn Netj. Ter Miiacn lit all
Ger cattle Der 6iour olt1cpobt ulO
oic 6ront nag 6urd, cincn @iltcl &C.
Tart mcrOcn. 6ronjoiiiGc 6ln1eM,
Cutting obcr fir wormca Ncttcr
Gbino Scioc, Ginitp o0er &uwIL lOic
ohigc @Quityoticu bcirBt, bilocn cine
hilbld]e 3ugabc 5ly WoroCrcbe. In
6 @roBen: -, 81, 3G. 3S, 40 unb
~ 3ol SruItmoob. 1874 Durbs SO.
3oa. Stoiica iil0 iilr bic 80 3oQ
C'roBe b%cnotbi9t.
8cgen G%inienoung bon 10 Gents
III Silber ODER 9rieimutfea miro Dies
MuIter on ir9cnn cine Noreiie ae.
ioltot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-16
@culinbcrtc Splt1mtcr.

Miooletolpn, Ny, is. Nlpril.
2cttc Nodt Orongcn Ginbredcr
II bic EoitGmtcr III Gbompion.Hioge
mo Iirc.9uib, 0ron0e.Goluntp, Gin,
prcn0tcn Die @eloiHr1nfc uno mob
llen nit, mas lie an baorcm @cIoc
nb Eoitpcrtb5eidcn porio1oen.
9cutlife Sprren 5cigcn, OaB Die
2iebc Eicroe mo @oGen bcnllttcn,
mn Die Gnticruunq BON bier Wcilclt
;lpiiden ben bcibcn Sdoltpl0bcn III.
rer GbGtigfcit 5ltriid5nIc9cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-16
&ad)trcitcr wcrbcu sur HcdruidJnit
aCSUgCn.

Gincinnuti Is. April. - Ger
6Criibmtc 9tnd)treitcr g Hro5cB, mel.
der BON ". z. ScnOcrion cin1cleitct
ulrrbc, cnoctc hclltc I'M 9unocS ii.
itriftSgcrid)t SIT Gopington &p, nit
eincm oli Ncicbl 0ea Niftcra God
rom u%b9c4cbcnCn &cr0itt ST. Wlmltcn
GcS &ldgcrs. Hcbtcrcr, mcid)cy irii.
Der ais &0uimunn i'll NuAllita,
9rudcr.Golultp, Sen. th0tig mar, icet
ubcr in Cincinnati mobnt. miro it
Iplge bicicr Gntifcibung Sho6cns
criabproSciic Dclcn II Ncrucbncr u0|l
GrudcnsSpuntp mtAcn @cuoltthdten.
mcld)e Dor 5uci &obrcn ais oaaltod)t-
rcitcr- llnmcicn ultf icincm N0bcpunit
por, IN NuQllIto ucriibt mllr0cn, cut
icitcn. Gr iorocrt $4,000 Sha0cn
erioB pon icbcm bicicr MGuncr. Die
hcutigc @cridtacntid)cihung gebt i'm
@cicntllGct hobiL BOB icocr sc,
idditamarm boa Hctbt bat, Sobod III
fcllicll, Don mcnl CT Dill, mo 00B CT
FIN cbcnio micocr %pcrtolticn fnnl.
2ie ein5iac 6roNc, mcldc Die &llrD
III %cntldIcioCn bate, mar. III mic
lobCm 9ctrogc irgcno elmer Der }ln.
acflugtcn boitbor gcboltcn mcrocn
fuurl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-16

Sn Der Stouts 9ciicrimQaolls
tolt iijr &nubcu III &ortlnno, ~,
in0 30 Ycrioncn am Sforlodiicbcr
rironft, barulltcr 5cbn Htn9citcltc,
>rd) iolcu Die @rtrnnflngaiolc nitt
eiobrlid)cr 2rt iein.
$780, Mus uerid)ieoencn (Gci(cn non
Rtu.Gn9lun0 lucrocn llcbcr'dmCm-
mllll9cir Gemclbct, mcld)c cine 6olAc
ser p~oracItcrn unO gcitcrn bort GcInl-
.cllcl1 idmcrcn Nc1Cngillic i'I0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-16

eiHe har's 9usIanb btiprsf q. Watus, 4ls
ot-6nittmorr.Sfr.. Hase vnissm ppa,e.nsesxe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-16
Gpclgn Sbn,u ucrflaat.

Ntp Oprf, Is. TpriI. = Gpe.
Inn NeSbit 3bolp, Die ieit ciltiaer
3eit guij bon Der 9iIoilGd,c Der.
ldipnHoct lpar, miro am 70. 9(pril
bon Nellem 6ifentlidl Iid) scigclr, u,o
jlpar III Der 9th Court. Sic lit bon
Der Fnbnlohcrin SRI. Gliie Sortruna
oiir 3oblung elmer 9iednul1a poit
S2o3 perflogt %luoroen. 6eaenndrtia
lebt Die hinge Srnu Cbolp in Nr. 81,
@eit 33. Ctr, no ibr Die aloaepo.
piere 5llgciteat lpllrocn, rcdJt 3nriid.
gr5ogcll.
Trsesdie HDs Sorts, DislIn Inner Gskauft HABIT
's 5ss &1X2NIzw
eiHe .Har's 9usIamb btiorsf q. Blaine, 4Is
Ce-Uaiftmorr-Str sass unissm pSa,e.aseAxe
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-12-16
Carlisle Fitting School.

1t will be good news to everybody
in this section that the Carlisle Fit
ting School in this city was placed on
a firm basis at the annual Methodist
conference in Abbeville last week.
The board of education recommend
ed (and the recommendation was
adopted) that $1,500 be added to the
appropriation for Wofford college
and that the board of trustees open
and maintain the Carlisle Fitting
School. This action was largely due
to the efforts of Messrs. H. C. Folk
and w. D. Rhoad, who attended the
conference representing the school.
This action means that the school
will be opened with a strong faculty,
on solid basis, and that it will go
forward to great success is sure. The
people of Bamberg will rally to the
support of the school, and with a
strong man as Headmaster and a
good faculty to support him, we will
build up here one Of the very best
preparatory schools In the State.
Steps will also be taken to raise
an endowment for the school of not
less than $4,000, and this ought to
be easy Of accomplishment. Money
from the low-country has for years
been going into endowments for up
country schools Of both of the strong
est denominations in this State, and
there is no reason why a school in the
lower part Of the State should not
be endowed, if its merits warrant it.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-12-16
Home Mission Meeting.

The December meeting of the Wo-
mans Home Mission society will be
held next Tuesday afternoon at four
o'clock, in the ladies' parlor OF the
Methodist church.
The organization has been direct
ed to begin and carry on during this
whole quarter membership cam
paign'-that is, we shall do all that
is possible to add new members to
the society. Press the need and re-
sponsibilty to your neighbor, who is
not member, and make an effort to
interest the large number of our
roll who never attend the meetings,
and consequently know nothing of
what is being done. At the next
meeting let each Of us carry new
member and an old one, who has
forgot what these meetings mean.
An item of universal interest is
the act of the board in it's recent
session at Savannah, in presenting a
memorial to the general conference
asking for "the rights and privileges
of the laity," to the members of the
church.
The specific work of the brigade
this year is to be the Immigrant
work"-to meet the needs will be re-
qired more than 100000, and we
are sure the brigades will raise this
amount.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-12-16
Napier's Combined Shows.

Last evening Napier's combined
shows started their weeks engage
ment here, and very large and ap-
preciative audience witnessed the
performances in the various attrac-
tions. The biggest and main fea-
ture is the Seibel Bros. Dog and
Pony Circus, one of Coney Islands
favorite shows, who have 127 ami
NAL actors, such as dogs, monkeys,
ponies and bears, and the famous
hee-haw "Maude," the mule. This
is the famous mule that ex-President
Roosevelt tried to ride while on a
pleasure trip to Coney Island, and in
speaking of the incident later the
president said that there is with
out a doubt the funniest animal
have ever seen." Seibel Bros. offer at
each performance $500 to any one
to ride the funny mule, and the fun
and excitement that takes place is
worth the price of admission alone.
The Human Butterfly is another
attraction that is very pleasing, as
it not only entertains but mystifles
the audience, while a steam caliope
pours forth it's siren notes to make
the Midway lively and the children
happy.
The Plantation Show offers an en-
tertainment that pleases the lovers of
this style of amusement, and the
performers excel anything in their
line ever seen here.
Several other shows, a merry-go-
round and the usual ball games,
knife racks, ETC., make it one Of the
cleanest shows ever seen here.-Adv.