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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-10

Rspgorf, 9. Ctt. Die 2eihen
r2a Supoie" Don SABRE; rSt. Paul"
pon Soutbampton; npatri5" bon pts
rGus; .Waponno" bon Warisiqe.
Qbgsg.: ,9sutihlano" nah Sam
burg; .Winneapolis" nuh 2onoon;
.Rsp Yort" nah Soutbampton;
.;yurnsTia" mad 9lasgoD pia Wloz
bile; .2oplanb" mad Intperpen Did
9oD.r; Berlin" mad Reapel; rGeltic"
mad 2ip.rpool; rperu9id" naA Heas
pei; San Gor9id" nut Reapsl.
Rottsrpam. 2bgeg.: ruraz
MUM" mad Rep gort; nRpnodm"
nad Rsp gort.
SoutbamptOn. 2lbg.: ~qbi>
lubslphia" nafr ReD gort. 2lnset.:
st. Gouis" BON Rep gort.
8snua. 2nget.: .princsB Srez
ne" bon HsD gort.
&opsnbogen. Ibg.; .9euig
CIap" mad Rem yort.
Inttpsrpsn. 4bqeg.: rJtns
lamb" na4 Nsp Yors.
sabre abges.: ga 2orraine"
nah Rem Yort.
8GusgOp. 46geg.; ~GaIsoOnta"
Had Rsp gort.
Gonoon. glbgsg.: .WsIubu"
nad Rsp gOrt; rSaroinian" nof
Wontrsal.
2ib.rpool. Qngst.: n2aurens
tic" bon WpntreaI. 4bgeg.: rNrubic
mad Rsngort pia QueenstDDn; DO
minion" mad UtontreaI; r8eorgian"
mad goiton; r2uii:ania" naa Rer
Dort pia aussnstUtpu.
Rem gort. 9. Ctt. 9lnget.
,gebrit" bon 2ipsrpooI; vGolumbia"
BON Glas9op; rGlsoslanb" bon 5ams
burg; r8.orge WaIbingtor", pongrs:
men; rRottsroam" bon Rottsroami
.Wdbonna" bon murisiQss; rOucc
O'QoIta" BON paIsrmo.
2iperpool. 4Hget.: .Garonia
bon gtrtp Yort; Baltic" bon Hen
gor.; r2ate gbampIoin" bon Mtons
treal.
Sputbumpton Inget.: st
2ouis" bon giefp pYrt.
Gueensto abSes.: r2u'
Iitania" noa gep Dort; r4rabic
nna Rsp gort.
g6erbourg. 4b9eg.: rQmerita
nah Nep gort.
Ola 8 gop. ab9es.: rGart9agi:
nian" nod Ct. Sohns.
Wfpntreal. 2luset.: y8ictoriun'
bon 2iperpODI; rWegautic" BON Gioer
pool.
Ibgeg.: r2ate Grie" nu6 2onoon
Canada" nah 2ioerpool.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-10
1ded GssssaAss EDlssblat WaDntaa TO- cttober

unb befti9er Debate unb nit geringer
Webrbeit. Qber tie erfolgte. Die Werft-
arbeiter bdben bic Ginigungsporihldge
angenomnen.
Jtur in ben Repardtrr Wertitdtten
Der 6ombura 4merita 2inie unD Der
Woermanns2inie baben bic QlnqeIte1z
ten nift dbeeitimmt; bort dlIerbings
lit Der ipringenbe Yunft niht bie2obns
frdgs, ionoern Die 5rd9s Der 2lrbsitss
seit.
Jn 0roBz Berlin hdben nod porase
tern nift tusnieer als 45 Wetq[lorbeiz
ter 9erIammlungen itattqsfunben. Die
Veridmnlungeu fparen jeoph duberit
i6pah beIuht unb duberbem ongs=
iihts Der 9orgdnge in 6amburq iiberz
haupt gegenitanbslos.
Ieue 8olofunbe i'm gifetz i
Gebiet.
Berlin, 9. Sttobsr. Sm Gifslae=
gebiet iinb bic tiir3lih aetpedten 6offs
nunaen auf bic Wogli6tsit elmer raz
tioueaen 9olbfOrbsrung neu bele6t
porben. Nsuere Golbfunoe erpeden
ben Qniaein. als oh iih Der raubsu
uno armen Gsgeno burb Qnlagc bon
@olbtpdf6sreien bic 4usii6t aui cine
before 3utunit erOffne.
6 + b Il a ttb Tier ber Reid g
ldnbe.
Berlin, 8. Sttober. ginsm nod
unbeitdtigten Geriift suIolge IouIurit
Wilbelm bon 5oben3oneru gum grbs
itottbaIter Der Rei6slanhs aussrishsu
iein.
5iirit Wilbelm bon 6o6enSolern,
bos 6aupt Der nibtreeierencen iiir't.
lihsn 2inie, lit als Sohn bss JiirIten
2eopclo am Z. MGrs 1864 auf Shlob
genrath ee6oren uno mar nit Der i'm
porisen Sabre peritorbensn prinssHin
Waria gbsreiia DON gcur6urzSi3ili.1
permd6li.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-10

Glepelanb pobnten. Die 9eteftips
famen angebli6 burh einen Cad, Der
in Der Ndbe Der Moroitdtte gefunben
ipuroe ,auF bic Spur Der 9erbredsr,
bsren gerboftung unmittelbar bepore
fteAen foa.
Sfluftrs Gdfte.
8eberln, U2oT., 8. Sft. Sret
Mitelieber pes englifden parloments,
bic 6erren SobnHebmonb, So6n 8ople
unb sSoiepb 8eplin, r6ome Rule" Srz
lGnber, nddten ON Gonntag oemgrdz
foenten5aft tbre Qufpartung. Wenns
fhon bic 5erren benz prdiibenten Die
3tpede unb 3iele Der ,0ome Rule"= :
gepegung ouseinonberIebten, 70 trug
Der 8eiua troBbem sinen bOllig 9eIeQz
fhaftliden G6aratter.
Deitere ieben Sci 6 en- II 8
benz subj On RtDer
9efif DIT.
RenYprt. s. DIT. Die 2etden
bon iieben fpsiteren Mann BON oem
pan5erihiff rRep 5umpibir.", bic
am Samitag Oori9sr Wode ertrantsn,
als cine garte, bic fie ans 2anp brtnz
gen ioats, umidlug, puroen am Gam
flag aus bsm 6ubionsRiDer ge3og.n.
Gs iino fotpsit % 2ei6sn gefunben
porDen. unter ben beute uuf9efunoes
ner befinbet iid biejeuise bes Sberz
isusrpsrtsrs 5arrp 8. CONS DOn
SpringTtelo, S6io.
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tuuroe unpsr3iisliA cine unterIutung
angsitellt, ob nitt siftigs Safe aus Der
Startpille Wtiue ausitr0mten. Dieie
untsriudung srgab. bab oisGuft iibsra
raI6eno gut mar uno baraufbin purs
be cine foforties gsrgrDbsrung Der
Seffnuns anaeoronst nit Der Weiiung
fir bic Wanniddften. psnn m0slih
in bic Siartpiue 9rube oor3uoringeH.
Surge 3eit ipdtsr trai bann bic aunoe
elm. bob bi. 2eute. pelhe nit Der Snz
itaairuus bes trasbarsn 8sutilationss
fdders beihGftigt fparsn. Don GaIeu
iiberrpdItigt tporoen paren uno nit
tnappsr Roth ibr2sben s.rett.t bdtten.
q. poren .tipa 400 SUB tief in bic
9ru6e eingeorunsen, ala bic gaie ibr
tp.iteres Uorbring.n unmoelih mad
ten. Die nit Si6erbeitgbslm.n psrz
ieb.nen 2euts fhafften bdrauibin ibre
aameroben, bi. tsine berartigen Seine
trussn, in's syreie uuo brohten lie tpi.z
Der 81 iif.
Woour6 bic GrploIion psruriadt
tuurbe, tpnnts iopeit nod niht fe'tsez
iteQt perosn. Die Grubs gait bon i.bsr
als gdsfr.i uno Sidsrb.itslampsu
iparsn baber als unnDthig eruhtet
porbeu. 2lubsrosm purosn Sprsng@
ungsn in bsr9rubs nidt ssitattet, iOnz
bern bic Sobl.n purbe nit Der 5ude
bsraus9eitlasen.
GinseidI.ppte 6 9 bOleru i'm
Rem Dprter 8 fen.
Tepgort, 9. Sttp6er. 4n gorb
besDampfsrs .Woltte" Der 5amburg@
2lmsritaniifen gadstfabrt Qttisus9.s
ielidaft, Der felt poriseH Wontas iid
aIs hoieraperoGhtig bier BEL Stpinz
bourne sSslano IN Guurantaine bsfinz
bet, lpurbe am Sonntag i'm Spiihens
bed elm Jqll BON gbolsra tonitatirt.
Der Sanitdts beanie bes Suiens. Or.
u. 8. 0otp, CAB bisiss b.tanut NIT
oem gsmersen, oaB iih Elm ipeitsrsr
gboIeratran,er bonn yMolits" aui
Stprnbourne Sslano in gebanbluna
bsfinbet. 0ieIss brinst bic 3ahl Der
gbolsratranten, bic in bi.ien Safen
sebra6t tpuroen. auf brsi. 0us beus
tiee Spfsr Der Seufe III Der SO Sabr.
aIte Gionanni TaIcieli, Der auf bem
9ampfsr bon Neapsl heriibertam. Gr
Iisst in 3iemlit tritiidem 3uitanbs in
Gpnbourne Sslaub barnieb.r, fpr
iib aud Der aoblenihaufler Rubolpf
SeIife bonn .Moli.s" befinbet, bsr
als psrbGdtigsr Yatient bstradiei
purbe. gr liest bereits felt porieem
Mpntas i'm 5oipitaI. gei 5alcigIi
brad bic Aran.beit am Sonntas mits
tag aus unb cine batterioloeiite llns
ierfuhung ergab, bab IS iih um ii:
nen Jau bon GboIera banbeIt. Dr.,
Doth ertldrte. bab er alle 3tpiihen.
oefspaHasiere bonn .Moltie4 mad
6offmans Sslanb transferiren piirbe
Der 0ampfer ~Moltte" mar NIT 31e
aaiiiten~ unb nak3u 1000 3tpiihsn.
beds pafasieren eineetroffen. 9is
griteren purben mad iorsfdItiserlln.
teriutuns nad 3tp.i 5aaen an 2ant
selaFen. Nm Sonntas 4xno tpuroer
aud bic paFasiere bes Dampfers
.Sant Mnna- Der Sabre 2inie or
2unb selnTen. nahbem Der Dampfe,
felt norisen Wsontas in auarantoin.
s.tpeien mar. 9luf Der lleberfabri ma,
ndmIih elm paiIasier an Der GboIero
seitorten.
Rihter 2ambert Sree ge,
ftorben.
Rem Yori. 8. DIT. Gambler
Tree, friiber Rreisridter BON Gbieaso
itarb am Sonntog Nahmittas In
Walnnrf 4itoriu an sinsm 6srsidlas
gr mar 78 Sabre aft.
Nihter 9ree tpurne in Der 1unbes
bauptitabt oeboren unb i'm SABRE 1861
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-10
@um ruiiiiheu Sui.

gGie man aus SrIeDberg Derntmmt,
miro ser junge ruiItl6e IDronrolger
Itet5 DON einem UtQtroien Der rul1ls
id)en Marine beblltet, eIneu nnDreH
9Itbleteu nit ungeueln gutntlttbIgem
8eIiht. Bon eIngn Dem ruI'0Hen
Sole naheitebenoen 8eipdhrsmonn
hort man. 0QB e5 nit oleIen Vtdtro.
len Elm beionOere3 9etpanOtniB bot.
lleber sDei Sabre tits ber, DAP bel
3orsfoie SeIo cine 8araoe ItattIalo,
melder Der auiier nit ieinem Sobn'
den, oaS lih fiir aIIe5 Wtllttartlhe
intereiiirt, bei!pohrte. Inter oen
Marinetrlppeu, Die IN Der 9taDe oes
aaiier5 2luIIteuung genonlnen ges
itel Dem jungen 4lerei gang belons
oer8 elm Wtotroie, auf Den er 5uller
an ben er o1crbouo finoli6e 6ro8en
iteQte un6 uon Dem er auf oen Irn
aenontnen Dcr0en molIte. Ter Stdts
Ter Daro aufrnerfiam, trat beran
uno Behalf benz Wfatroien, ben
@uuId oc$ 8roBfiiriten gu erTitlle1.
Ser aleine poIIte gar ntdt mebr pom
ieinem neuer sSreunoe la'Ien, Der
aaiier 500 Grfrnoiqungen Elm uno
nabm, bu biaie ourhaus qiinitig lau'
teten, Sen MatroIeu in oie 2ienlte
0es GrQBiuriten. Der ueue Glener
mar Ieineln fleinen Serrn au1s
treueIte ergeber, uno IeBterer erEpi'
Serte oie 3unelguug; rpo er mir
fonnte, illhte er nit Dem elnlttgen
Seeiabrer 3uiammen 5u Iein, mas
pieoerum oie ouf oieie SSreunbitlaft
neioiid1 gaporoeneu Bonner 5u per-
| hinoern tratteteu.
"a fam i'm 6erbit 1908 Elm Grs
eiqniB, bas bel ser &oiierin einelr
ihneren 9lerpenanfau berporrlei
Gines gl6cn0S iuhte tie lpie Itet5 Dor
bem 9ubette1eben oa5 3inmer bes
Shroniolgers auf ba8 IN einem Sei'
tenIliigel oes S6loiIes bon 3arSfoje.
Selo nbcn Sen 8endheru ietner
Sd)neIteru laq. Gie &ailerin tpun'
oerte iidl, baR 9tiemonb bon 0en Die
nerinnen anpeieno mar, lie trot IN
benz matt erlellhteten Roum Ietie OF
| oas gett - e5 mar Ieer! Ias SSllrd)t
barite permlltbeno, itiir3te lie auf Der
@ong hinaus, no lie iener Watro'C
ouIhielt, lie berihtete i1m nit file
qenoen SSorten oa8 8orgefaQent
ino ianf Damn obnmdhtig bin. Gel
matroie ihluq Alarm uno elite al:
griter IN BEN 8nrf. no er in einaie,
Gntiernung pom ShloiIe cine iuei
nenoe &inber'tintme pernahm mo II
einem 8ebiiidl ben MIR nit ieinen
Sernoden 6efleibeteu ShroniolQe
entbedte. Cine iofort angeitellte I'm
tsrIuhung oes partes mar erge6nib
log, bic Wahen 6atteu nidts Be
merit, reipettipe tpolten nihts bemsrt
haben, man fonnte nur fsitIteQsn, ha'
irgeno eemano BON ailben Die 9alsri
i'm eriten Stodnert ertlettert I'm
bur6 bas pffene sSenItsr in bas 8e
mnh bss Sbronfolgers eeoruuae
mar. Nus oieiem bate iih turs 8upo
bic 8ienerin suoem oemeinIdme
| 9rbenbbroo Der 9ienerIhaft beseben
ss tonnte ibr teine gerbinbung mi
Der repolutipnGreu qartei nadgepis
len tperben, aber islbitperitdnolia tro
ein Wehfel bes geiammteu YerIonul
Der ainoer Der faiierlihen SamlIi
elm. Seit jenem 4benb lit Der Wlo
troIe, Der reid belobnt tpuroe, itets
Der unmittelbaren Rdhe oes iunge
grOBfairiten, bic geidiisuus oss let
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teren tpurbs ibm unpsrtraui, unb gies
mano pagt iie ibm mehr itreitig 5u
MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-10
Jn(anO Te(egrap6

(Jortieslng bon Der l. Seite.)
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04

bath ana drink. Having located tho
nest, cautiously station yourself at the
foot of the tree. Prior to this you
should have learned the cooling melody
of the elephants drinking and bathing
song, which they sing to one another
as they come from their nests and pro-
coed to the sjambok wherein they dis.
port themselves along with the harte-
beestes and knobkerries. Your native
guide can teach you this melody more
perfectly than an imported guide
could. You will distinguish the native
guide by the domestic wrapper. I'm,
ported guides wear gilt band. Hav-
ing mastered the song and stationed
yourself in cOncealment at the foot Of
the zinnia tree, wait until the sun is
disappearing behind the gigantic
bread-fruit and butternut trees from
which the natives pluck their lunch,
cons while upon safari. Then begin
uttering the plaintive melody of the
song. Soon you will hear rustling
in the branches of the tree. The ele-
plants, thinking that their neighbors
are already starting for the bath, will
leave the tree and climb slowly down
the tree. You see, you now have the
elephant at disadvantage, for 1t must
descend the tree head foremost, and it
can only fight while standing on It's
hind legs. Or maybe 1t is a grizzly
bear that fights that way. However!
Watch closely. and when you see the
trunk Of the elephant appearing
through the leaves at the bottom Of
the tree, seize the trunk tightly in
your right hand, thus shutting off its
breath and preventing its giving the
alarm to the others. Then with a
quick movement swing the elephant
over your head and whack it upon
the ground as hard as you can. With
the larger elephants It may be neces-
sary to give two whacks.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04
Enral n 2 III 4

A washout on Tie Milw aukee track
near Dorsey delayed the trains sever
al hours Thursday.
Leave your measure for hobby
suit, fancy patterns and aguaran, eed
TT. Urner Nero. Co.
Oscar NJ. RAIDER of Hedges was
business visitor here last week. Mr..
RAIDER says that things are prospecting
nicely at Hedges.
Try our Lustro Coffee at % cents
per pound, you will like it, at Mar.
shall's
Ford autos for sale by Ward Beley.
Will have car load here the first OF
April. See me before you buy.
c. wellington from Winnecook was
in town transacting business Wednes-
day. He returned Wednesday after
noon.
Blu, your harness and saddlery of
Marshalls. New line just in.
The News job department does
neat and clean job work.
! Roundup Lump Coal S. 90 per ton,
Roundup Egg Coal $3.50 per ton
absolutely cash on delivery, phone
No. 81 j. }. Hall, dealer. 30-tf
r Jackson from Nevada passed thru
here yesterday on his way to Moore.
| Mr. Jackson taught school here for a
short time in 1907, but on account Of
his health had to resign.
See our window of all wool suitings
| let Marshall be your tailor.
Just unpacked the largest shipment
! of spring styles of shoes and oxfords
ever received in Harlowton, ask t
see them AT Urner Mer. Co.
/ A. w. Moro, general townsite
agent for the Milwaukee Townsite
Company, passed through here on his
way west Thursday morning.
Prices breakfast food three packages
| lOI lWCIlUN -Hfc CcIIlS DIV w Slldllo.
Piano and vocal lessons by Mrs. E.
j. North. Sl.00 per lesson. 22tf
| Marshall sells the best flour on the
market. Call for sack of Ceretana.
A. ID. Jones, immigration agent for
the Milwaukee, has again opened up
an office in Harlowton. His office is
located in the Graves Hotel.
| Copyright books by all the best
authors. Urner Mercantile Co.
Builders hardware, call and let u!
figure with you, Marshalls.
"Snow White" -four, 40 pound sack
sl.9O, 90 pound sack 1915. Harlowtor
Grocery Co.
George r.. Lyons, one Of the pros
porous ranchers from near TwOdot,
was in our city on business the fore
part of the week.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04
Notice Of Election: Question Of Bonding the
Town Of harl0Wton in the Amount of
$4,000 for the Purpose Of procuring
Water Supply and Building
a Water.Works System

Water.W0rkS system
Notice is hereby given, that pursu-
ant to- resolution duly adopted
by the Town Council Of the Town of
Harlowton, County of Meagher, State
of Montana, at the regular meeting
held in Hariowton on Thursday eve
ming, March 3, 1910, an election will
be held on Monday, April 4, A. ID.
1910 from eight O'Clock a. m. until
five O'Clock p. m. OF SAID day, at the
different voting places in the three
wards of the said Town of Harlowton,
County of Meagher, State of Monta-
ma, when the question will be sub
miLted to the taxpayers only of the
said Town of Harowton, whether
the Town Council of the said Town of
Harlowton, shall be authorized to
issue coupon bonds in denominations
OF Five Hundred (S5O0.0O) Dollars
each, to the amount of Fifteen Thou
sand (Sl5,0O0. OO) Dollars, bearing in
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04

Home Brand canned fruit and We
getables always fresh at Marshalls.
E. G. Worden, Lawyer First Nat
ional Bank Block, Lewistown, Mont.
l5-tf
w. T Fitzpatrick came down from
Helena Tuesday to transact some i'm
portant business at this place. He
returned again Wednesday.
"Take care of your customers and
they will take care of you" is the
working policy of the Urner Nero. Co.
Subscribe for Mccall magazine. sc
cents, free patterns at Marshalls.
The latest patterns in souvenir
spoons can be found at Robertson's
Jewelry store.
NJ. II. Graham was over to White
Sulphur Springs and Dorsey several
days this week looking after the in
terests of the Meagher County Tele-
phone Company.
Neatly furnished room, steam
heated and electric lighted for rent
in the Urner Hotel.
A complete line of souvenir spoons
can be found at RobertsCn's Jewelry
store.
Dick McQuitty tells the News man
that he is adding new names to the
membership list of the Commercial
club. Dick is live wire and never
ceases to do work for the good OF the
Club.
Leave orders at Marshalls for wool
sacks.
Several eastern capitalists passed
through here Wednesday on there
way to Martinsdale and Twodot where
they intend to look over some large
tracts of land with a veiw of buying
some.
You can get it at Urners. -... =
l.. Law from Roundup was in town
Yesterday. Mr.. Law Is one of the
Milwaukee townsite agents. He tells
the News man that nearly all the
lots in the railroad addition are about
sold to railroad employees.
White House Coffee, standard Of
| the world, at Marshalls.
Adolpf Gotermoller and wife from
/, Helena are visiting here for a few
days. Mr.. Gotermoller is agent for
the land company which is colonizing
the Duffy ranch out south of town,
and he will open up an office in a
short time.
Hundreds of extra fine suit pat
terms, let US show you the line, at
Marshalls.
H.O. Hampton from Sixteen was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. Hampton arrived in Montana a
short time ago and has gone into the
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04

J. B. Furley was in from his ranch
out south Of town Monday,
"Snow White" -four, gives satisfac-
ton. Harlowton Grocery Co.
H. r. Shumaker was down from
Twodot Monday of this week.
Spring Shoes and oxfords just re-
ceived at Marshalls
H. H. Mcmahon and wife of Ryegate
were Harlowlon visitors Saturday.
Be sure your next hat is a Gordon.
Urner Nero. Co., Sole Agents.
Work was commenced on the new
Graves Meat Market this week.
Ladies' and gents watches in all
sizes and prices at Robertsons Jewe!ry
store.
Needles for every make of sewing
machine at the Steven Dreyer Hard
ware Co.
Oscar o. Mueller and N. NJ. Abel
from Lewistown spent Sunday in
Harowton.
"Snow White" -four, the pride OF
Dakota Hard wheat -four. Harlow
ton Grocery Co.
Just received, large shipment of
mems, boys, YOUTHS ladies and chill
drens rubbers. all sizes, at The Urner
Mercantile Co.
l.. F. Wheeler, the architect from
Ryegate, was in the city Wednesday
While here he paid the News visit
Ford autos for sale by Ward Beley.
Will have car load here the first OF
April. See me before you buy.
Miss Schafer is now ready to give
lessons in music on the mandolin
piano and guitar. Sl.00 per lesson.
Studio at Robertsons Jewlery Store.
LOTT
Mary E. Wilson from Twodot has
been visiting in our city yesterday
and today.
Ladies and Gents high grade watch
chains at Robertsons Jewelry store.
Order your Studebaker automobile
early. The factory will be over
sold. Marshalls.
Mrs. w. Van Dyke was over at
Hedges last week to visit with hel
friend, Ms RAIDER.
LOST STRAYED OR STOLEN--
Bay horse branded j., weight 900 tt
$50 pounds, reward, return TO Grave
hotel.
At Marshals, call and get package
Of Mclaughlin, Rio. De. Janeiro an(
Santos coffee, only % cents.
II. G. Brown, one of the prominent
merchants from Lewlst own, was il
Harlowton Monday.
Snow White" -four, is bette
Harlowton Grocery Co.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04
How to XIII Elephants.

"Nimrod" writes us: please print
instructions as to the best way to kill
elephants as l am planning big
game hunting trip through Africa"
Shooting an elephant is, naturally,
the promptest way to kill it, but the
charge of shot is apt to spoil the plum
age. The best way is to locate the
nest, which usually will be found in
the top of zinnia tree. Here the
elephants and their young slumber
during the heated period of the day,
and at dusk they venture out for a
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04
Almost a Hereto.

Mr.. Barrie's play was going well,
and at the proper time Peter Pan
stepped to the footlights and inquired.
anxiously:
"Do you believe in fairies?"
To the establishment of the audi.
ence large man in box shouted
back:
mol"
His companions with amazement ex.
planned matters to him. when he said,
alphabetically:
"Oh. l thought she said ferries W
bridge builder"
lATIN-AMERICAN NOTES.
Chile produced $1,000, 900 gallons of
wine in 1908.
Inc sugar crop Of the Pernambuco
district OF Brazil Is estimated at $685.
100000 pounds.
A wireless telegraph station to cost
V,OO0 Is to be erected at Porto Bello,
Panama, for use in connection with
Inc station at Colon.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04

terest at rate not to exceed five (5)
per cent per annum, payable in
twenty years, and ledeemable within
ten QO) years from the date of the
issuance of said bonds, for the pur-
pose of procuring, furnishing and
eQuipping a water supply and secur-
ing, constructing. installing and
equipping water-works system for
the said town of Harlowton.
BY order of the Town Council Of
the Town of Harlowton, Montana.
A. T. Anderson, Mayor.
S. X. Campbell, Clerk.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-04

agricultural business near Sixteen.
He says ,he prospects for a bumper
year are very good.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-09


losis Sunday was handicapped by lack
of time and funds, the national asso-
citation feels that the campaign has
been worth while. Many foreign coun-
tries observed the day also. Plans are
now under way for a wider observance
Of the day in 1911. The active cooper
alton of every religious denomination,
besides that of the governors. mayors
and public officials, as well as that of
other agencies will be sought.
The promoters of this movement an
nounce that they do not wish to in
terfere with the church calendar Of any
denomination. 1t is not planned to have
special tuberculosis Sunday as a reg
uiar church day. The plan is to have
the subject of health, and particularly
tuberculosis, brought UP in the churches
for any service or part of a service and
as nearly simultaneously in all parts of
the country as possible.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-09
MILLIONS WE'RE INSTRUCTED.

over 1000, 600 churchgoerS, nearly 40.
900 sermons and preachers, and more
than 1.250,000 pieces of literature, are
some of the totals given in a prelimin-
airy report just issued by the National
Association for the Study and Proven
ton of tuberculosis. of the results of
the first national tuberculosis Sunday
ever held, on April "a.
The report states that fully one-eighth
of the $4,000, 900 listed communicates of
the churches of the United States heard
the gospel of health on tuberculosis
Sunday, and that the number of people
who were reached by notices and SER
mons printed in the newspapers will
aggregate 25,o00,0 600. Hardly a paper
in the country failed to announce the
occasion. From clipping returns receiv-
ed at the national associations head
quarters, it is estimated that fully co.
coo newspapers, magazines, religious
and technical journals gave publicity
to the national event.
Although the movement for tubercu-