davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-13

A cottage on South Olive street for rent. Practically new.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go. 5 10 At
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-13

It Is real privilege to support the kind of work we now have at our Institute and all should gladly i'm. prove 1t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-13

Commencing Monday, May g, See Show at ORPHEO and MOON for one price of admission. Price 15c. A bargain. Don't fail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-13

If you believe in an unselfish work tf helping the less fortunate than yourself, cheerfully subscribe to thf Y, M. C. A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-13
(Contiued on Page 4.)

If yOu want Y. M. c. A. to die, enc of the quickest ways is to make 1t self-sustaining.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-13
LEVEE DISTRICT
 ELECTS OFFICERS

Englandse...A .As'sss..sf 2.~-The an nualo+nreetiag of the Plum BasNp Le- zee Board was held at the officA of ths<Board in this city last Tuesday All of the present officers and dir&c- tors were reelected. The assebs- 'nent will be the same as last year.
 The officers reelected are: " B. Peakley, president; J. R. CogE, vice 'Nesident; J. T. Lipscomb, secretary; R.& Eggleston. chiet-~e6gineer; w. c. Hudson streasurer.a
 Other cities conduct Y. M. c. A. work on a much larger basis than ours. Why not Pine Bluff?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-13

(Continued on Page Five.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-13

FOR UMBRELLA VIKING
 I. GlicksburG. the umbrella man. Second and Walnut. opposite tele- phona office 7I17-1ns
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-13

in the PARADE of DAME fashion WE lead, others follow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-22
ATTY. GENERAL
AND SUGAR TRUST
Rainey OF Illinois Draws Startling
Conclusions Concerning the
Philippine Lands.


-.7--.-. -. ..-
'.a~-. gwen an The Hour %. cons '9~- OF
/ April =. Representative Ea.uev or l..i-
r.-, referred very lalr-e5Ir 70 -az al
........ ..-...--., ...-.r
49, -..-
! ... "---- "-. .~"
..~-.a 1t that Official Concerning the
j recent ru.cha~e lv the EaFem-rer- of
-. ..-.-.. from. he p--r--,..-. +-..--,
''.' o@. u. .-s
~aree-e-s -T..h IA ""- ""s a.-o p.
.''.e.., a- reported .E me Associated
tE'~~.
ra--- mt" .e+2-- gf tariff .---.%-
r."-. AE. nancy @".-tErt THAI ne
1.-"- .-a~ -'" "0 ..1 '."
''- ne 0.8...."-- -'.. POI. u.
IL. ."." .-- '' '"-. L'- ~" ..A.I-o" ~
-. -.- '.E .-s ..1
....' -r-
.'.i'-' ' S'i.'' '-'l ...t 'Ls'i"- .-'
"i.' .'
GrF"> 'i --9 sugar S-'t.E .. i'A"..-
-'.- rs ii.7' y SAL l-e 'I'0- WAS ''--
III. .'-"- 80 INC 1'r ...- "a.- -a1 ~
iuA3, ana "4tA -' "'"..." ""t-ai1-e e
gave 10 me 0'.9er".I' party lb&A
annex non 81 ''-..et ''h'.7'1F' Lo sac iS-
| l''L"7I o.o" NY 'I .-T IL .7'
III gAIIu-.I"- me ia" sugar o. lAal -
lah4. N1eA me purposes oI the rust
eoold DE served oesI ny me annexation
u ooha' ne aeGIafeo IeFolurioH "ould
pe started IN thar island. lie Tree adj
MISSION Of 5Q0,V0V tons Of Philippine
sugar, ne INSISTED. was nut move TO
mol FA1T NJ f.n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-22
wnLIAM MCKINLEY LODGE NO. 8,

Meets every second and fourth Saturday
evening At 1880 o'clock, in Pythian Hall,
corner Beretania and Fort streets. Visiting
hrsthers cordially invited TO attend.
Fl. A. TAYLOR. c. G.
E. A. JACOBSON, K. R. s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Saltimore 9ampf.Yadet-Gompaan

cute iino SuoerIiffige 8aislinie.)
Ste Ierriniete Stndtens Bolt beforbernb. s.
.Sampter fahren tdelit, SonntGa5 ausgenonl.
men. bon cen Bob .etne".giers. Nr. Q bis
10, 3tept' StraRe, 5nR Der Sarre.strake, ini
$50. Mpenos oireft mad Slo Yoint Comfort,
Norfplf iinn Portsmouth. ga.
IN Sle Rotnt @nf6Iub au &c. & O.s9abn"
mad Midnlqub. auberhein ereiraI Die @odoe
an p8tratnin IdoiGaiiofi Co." ra6 Sontes
Miper.Sanonngei uro Ridmpnb. 80. Sn Gprr
tclf glnifIuB an r%sltIartie Gonft Cine @abii."
.%slorIoIi & &ss!tern 9ahu. yNorfolf & eoiiib,
crn gabn. Sirsiuia gabn" uno rSIo Spml.
Mon Santpier So" ltaf gte,p6eru, G.s@.,
Naibinston, N.sG., Gitnionh, ga, ililb Nems
g)orf.
@lab3eiten mad, eurppaii1em gIan. Sieie
IGmpfsr. BADEN I%ururi5fe .aniiiten. belize ,ino
ia!te SUB. ODER Sal8pafer'8doer, eIeilrifhe
irsi; Stsbinen I5s. si00. s. ;,59t $500 nnO
gHeridtst aornen ~rsLerSirt iperoen in Der
Ntgbt'Strabe, 9. Y. g. Office Siiboit.@de ber
lrnft Sililoir9" lro Mbauabs, 9tr. tO9, 9lorh.
ebarles' Strabe. Camper init n%llniteoh Sui.
eIIieieeranberl. Stltent anssciiaitet.
Srdfoert II. Sen. 'Maraser. Sen. .RoN.s sleeut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Spradefc Scs Naacmeinen 2entidlen
ea Spradluereins.


>Sn clnem &urort lieit man folgen-
cen Nnihlqg.:; yGicoaeebrtcn ailrg1ltc
lucroell nrillgell0i aebeten uuf Den
Strnben mub Inlagen oos Serums
merfen bon Eapiereu etc. 81 pernei-
ben." Bon scn aur9aiten miro aaer-
0iugs IN 0eutidell Camden Sonoer-
bnres p~crlnn9t unh. eripartet, unb
man tGnnte 5oblreid)e 9eilpiele oofiir
mnfilbren. S~eoenfolls lolten iold)e
Ini6lGge mo9lih penan llnO un5peis
oeutig obgeioBt mcroen; oenn mun-
der Nor9ler bcbouptet iooar. man
miiiie lid crit cinen SlIno onidnffcn,
Inn Ole Nnloaen betreten 5ll fonnen,
no an Den GingGn9eii oeutlih 81 lie.
len ltebe: a3utritt obne giilti9e Gin.
trittsfarte mo Witbringen bon Suit
ben uerboten" - oern bos belize bpdl
nobne Witbringen bon Sunoen," iei
iebenfolls Ourt) iible &itr5c unoellt-
lid). = Iber 0aB mani Die Seute iiber.
bollpt i'm &eroodt bat, ooB iie 2ilit
peripiirten. Eopicre etc. = mpfiir es
II. |. ~. beiBclt ioIte .berumSll
luerfen" mo 5mor allf Ben Nnlogeu.
nId)t ctipu III ben Inlagen, lit bod)
eigclltlidD gar nid)t nett; benn bann
lp1ren Iie ia reii fiir'S S%Srrcnbolls.
Sent %erniinftiger miro lid boh Die
grobc Wtilhe mod)elt, 9litterbrob-Yn-
pier mo olte 3citlngen, itott lie neg
5ltiuerien oocr nod peridicoenenHid.
tungen lumber 5u merfen, berllml5li.
iuertell, D. y. SIT uerlnhen, lie in Ell
iler bo9cns ober freisformiaen 9erues
aull9 an ben Allsgungspunft Ulriid-
d%llbrin9en; iclbit Sic fleinere Miibc
miro er Iid) nidt MAIDEN, lie naf per.
idieoenen &iftltnsen 'nrilber 5i per-
fen, ionoern ct pirft lie cinfat meg;
isno menn boS pieIe eetbnll baben.
liegen Die Eapiere .ihlieRlid alf ben
StraBen INN j, ben Inlaeen lumber.
Gesbolb fo1ntc es IN iener Orb
mlnasbitte SIN. Gotb heiBen: roos
llnlbermericn," beiier .AieBe es ieood,
"ons @egmerten,". iqlidt2obcr lit oos
nSerumluericn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

bcncn nodtbciliGen GitilltB mtsae-
iibt hot. IS feblte ibr al @elegeil.
hcit 5n ItiQcr, orQaniihcr Sortbil=
Dung ibrcr <nit. Ole buhcr id)lieB-
lid III cillcm 0eiuiiien Sd)enlo cr.
l%tarrte. &n i1rcr @lult55eit ober
mar tic %belon0erS altf bcnl Webiete
barter Sei6cnihaft cine 0oritellerin,
oeren @emUlt unb @irfrung mon lid,
ltnmoglld) cnt5icben tonnte. Sic ipllr-
settle aani IN Dem flnliiidcn, in Dem
lpelmoroncr Stpl, belt ltreno ol
Den @cboten Der plaltiihen Cartel.
lung telt, Die Goethe gegeben bate,
belebte obcr ibr Spiel oltrd cine
l0WenartiAc 2eibenidoft, sic bis gum
9Glnollildcrreidte, lpGbreno ibr oas
3ierli6)e, Nnmllthioc unb GleQunte
gan5 fern lag. Menn lie ocn nit
&renIa lid unterbnltenocn Salon bel
9tamen rici llnb miebcr bel Hamen
rief, IN cincm Cone, Ser Dem @rol-
len elmer Ncrci5ten 9olpin glid, Damn
erbebtrn Die Scr5cn ser 3ilborer I'M,
ter Der edit brnmntiid)en &roit, oic
lie entipidcltc. Gin Ser5leiben 5lpnnn
lie perb0ItniBnl1Biq 5eitig iid) 5ltr
Hllhe 5t Ieten, Sic bate ibr &aits,
iie bate ibr Seim. 1876 perbeiratbe,
te tic iid) NIT ibrem ulten Sebrcr
Gbrilten lrl6 trob Der Terihieocn.
belt Der Sabre lit bicie Che bis 81
GbrlItenS Sooc i'm Sabre 1883 unge.
triibt gliidlid) gelpcien. Sn ibrer
prodtppllen &iQo III Miinhen iiibrtc
lie ein titles, ober 'tets bon Den
&iinltlern perihonteS Soiein. - Nr
I~ncfootcn unb @elt)id)ten aus ibreml
reid beluegten 2eben icblt cS nift.
Sn NreSocn brnngen einmul begei'
Itertc Tercbrcr III ibrc @urberobe Elm,
nm cine toitbnre Ylltmenipenoe gons
nobc 81 helpull0er1; oils Die &iinitle,
rim oaull bon Der 9iibnc in sic 8or.
herobe surildfcbrtc, permiBte Tie 5nei
Srillontrinoe un0 ,ShrgebGnae, Die
lid) Die Wcrebrcr - Silr Grinnerllllq
mitgellontnlen botten, Sn Mlniter.
hon bate lie cinmol 8eibel's 9rirn.
hilbc nit ciucnl III oller Gle bcrbei.
! a~eld)atftcn aGrios 3. Sicgfrieo" ipie.
len miiilen, Der Sit ibrem Gntiesell
fem Nnoerer mar. ols Der aomifer
hes SbeotcrS. Die Sod)e lief ober
nod, aol,5 0nooiG ob. Gs lei id)lieB-
lid nod, c%rlpGbrt, oob aloro 3iegler
oitt) Cit poor SiiItipiele. iuie ,%sylirt"
rnb Ser Sbilrnler bon ct. Better"
perfo6t hot, Die ouf Ser 9iibne
ireiunblid,c 9luinobmc q~efiinbcn ia.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

@eiln Gu oos Bette uitigetiidt,
Gem arititer entqchit iii Hit,tl
Qcb pic I'll millit, lcb nod, 10 ihIid)t
9cb cnqclrein nlf Groen;
Gem Nub Der @eIt entoebit Ill nidnt
Sbr ltnourf miro Itr peroen!
@ie Oh Gid ipcnDcit oitd) mo orcbit
Oh nieocr ODER bod Gu itebt -
Gic folitIe TSeIt b0lt itren9 @eridt
TnB pit Elm trcrea Ser5e bringt.
u. i. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
@ierdamts e. @imers transport. s..

Sradlt unb Vafaatere.
= Eadl Suito uno benz Often.
Spnntng, Ttenitag iiito ,Sreitne, @ llbr sbenos.
1adb Yropieenec nno BEN Often.
Spilnfaa, Wsiiifpp6 lno Sreiia9, q lbr gbeuos.
Ran Newport Siems.
Su9iid, ulSgeIomrteU 2onnerftag II. Snrnifdg,
@ llbr slbeftbs.
= Srabt aileelpmnet tdgIid bis 5 itbr 9luGm.
fir oenfel6en 3ag iabreitoe 9aHlpfer.
Ram gauannab nnb Jadiouptae.
Wontag, Mittipoh ulb Srettng, . ubr Mbenos.
Z. Y. Wssssia, gseni gier 8. Sub .eab'G:r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Gbeiapenfc Stcami6ip Gumpanp.

U1tthDfdftsYTnte:
%ad g'orfolt, Elb Yoint Comfort 1t. ben, eabeu
tagli@, nisgeIi. Sonlitna. i'm $50 gbeuos.
BORT. y iuer.qinte:
Tddb Norf Niper.2anonngcn Meit.Vuiut uuo
Midmonb
Ytenifag, Eonierit1p uno gatrItaa
Inn 3 llpr WhenoS.
9tiet.Vlreaur:
no, 1877 nns 2t7 Ct.8aitfnore .straDe iirs
BOG Horo.6baries. etrafe.
SauptsEiiream: 2iebts nno Gee Sfr. Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Weitern MarplanS. GiIenbaha.


geeinnehb am 26. Gepf,nnber.
SerIibt Stuens9at-sof: ~
S1att1: an.
4.1o Woraens-s9Iea5m9. Saserstonn, n. &
VI. 3d." Bapres5prp, Gtam1ersbusa uno.
auseelommen Gonntnss. Sa'ieed nHh Gum
1857 Masrs.ns-menfiaer eSpreb, meftmtnttsr,
lInions9ribye. Bruceotle (Jre6erid unb Gnls
mitsbIre. ausaenomme1 Gonnin9S), @dpneS,
boro, Johannesburg, 6decrstoipn, 5aiico6,
Cumberland, GIiins (Nuffet 66fetbdttonS'
@aeeei,s),. Sic Civilization biefes 3nseS ON
Gonntag III 2dgexsto!pn .R
2.15 NadrTitag Accommodation na@
Union, z ridge.
AIS Na6miftaas smneusne, SauptIinte,
Sagerstpfpn. Sancod, SbippetSburg ulb,
6lseenommen eonnidss, Jreoerid iitb On,
mitsblra .lgarlorsg $50 aaou).
9dgltdl, auSgenpntmen esnaiua.
100 9lorseit sori. o.. unS {. &io. urb
$50 Observation-Disclosures nao 1burunont.
2.45 Ta9mittaes-grpreh nod suobrocf @Ipns
bon. Yorf, 9nroper, GettpsburG uHb B. &
Saneber, seitbsbr.e nnb .. unb 8. 9,b.
$50 NntrnttiagS-Iffont. mao Sdnottr.
6.15 MbenoS-@ffom. nod Union @riGae.
gsur eamffa0S.
II 80 NbeuoS-stffput. mad Union 8rttde.
Yar eountdgs.
9.45 WloraensIIffonI. ian Union 8rtbae uno
Snnpbes. +,
= Stit niht am TcrnftIpdni .sIbe. .Vabnbof an.
y. Gobeftfon, YicesBrif. H., Sen. ,0ef6df3t.
=. N. Hsipen. Ser. .@1ftaaier.1osWf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

EGie snr &eiie in's NnsIanb be.
icrst 9. Iaine, 3r. Alb, Sit.YaIti.
ulureItraRc, uaBc Chiffon Sonic Yoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

@ic Oh ~ ..glne @etter,
lit 6ranlein gelllnm cine Itattlid)c
erIteining ae%moroen; iuic idiper
mag Die iein?" nMeinen Sic in
8elpid)t ober III Miin5c?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

TaS Mesept. Npotbefer:
.9onterfiel, lit bas cine Sanbid)rift!
Ia lperoe id) boh ilod) cincn Iegppto.
Ipgen ;l5ieben miiiien!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Teteftip.M dentur

Teteftip. Msentitr.
National Tsteettpe eerpies. 8. W. Fefb, oe.
fbdftSfibrer, 9sr. 632, 9atu:gbiIbtua, BaIti'
more Orb; gboae Ct 9aaI 900; a.,
manu-, tSef6dftsfi5ter, $40 gGiitabIe' gIbe.,
Baltimore, Wb. 9bone: 6. 1. q. ct. 9auI
2027; Wupmure: g. & g. Molft 1865,
gaeft & 2bons. sos gGIoert ,ButIbtra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
@eift Gn's?
,9eb luie I'll miIlit. lcb npd) 10
ihlift.

SlIl HtIIlllllIl. ptl ullN (IIlll4l.
:" <"'i' ,'"' "'t .m F"'u'''
:" "te''tuI''' .''"' ~, '''"'
Gu i'u't S"" ''N" ""' J"o'
|S '''' ''' ""' ''"'> 49,
-" 4'"''''' W. ~" r'' '''
sic itruhltr IN mcilt NCr5 hinCilL
Nla iout' sic @cIt Gin NimmcI iein.
- ;,.. m,,.,
,2.''' "''"''G '"'r
'.' "'"pt' W. I,''', n,
~y''n"ts - "'',' ~, In'
~ ~"',,'' "'H -
>'''"E VIZ, ~ NV
mort,
llu0 ].rclttD2 itcint mir ieBt ole A'clt,
@ch Ircr in Observation-Disclosures idut!
''"" ''
N'' "'".. "',, "'',"
.'-n ~,
go -", ,. ,oo,,
~'"'' '''" ''' ~
Sam AGbrt'3 III iNrcm lnld)cn
Wo!.'L.
So trCitt o bait Dos @olIagcId)lcdlt;
Cir MADDEN Gid out rlnmol ldlcdt.
,.,A
'.'
H. w. :, ron, ,Ito,, m,'G
,.,ynt,t.
,.!mn I'll. :,
id)lidt
Sem NaB Scr Melt cnt1ch't Ill
Nid)t,,"
IoS luor AeipiB Cit pcller Mnltt.
Ter 'oldIcl Hchcltalprllt crIolln.
n3.i. >, >o,, lr,,,or a;,,,,, nr,>
MS n,1n,ott ms",,r n;nn,.
w;,,,rt -, ;ar m,,So.o j., 1S,,n
,1n, ~. =. -, i,no;.n
Nerlittc't I'll al. eIgileS wlild
limo ortcr't Sid) Stiid tiIr Stilt.
Gem NoB DER welt elitNcht III
llidlt.
Shr llnoult 9rinlt Gtr ms @c'idNt.
soSr;t =, o;, oo,ror 4ro,, min m,r,
30 Hn,m,S -, hclol,ron
mor jno, o., ,trhit !, ,,r -, ool,
Mos h,.o,,dt r,nr ID, -, ohr,ny
limo bit I'll nit oen Nongcn 'trcl11,
Sle brlllaeh Ntd) bnlo ms @eorol1M
Ger bobe Sti'lrntb bolt @erld)t
Gen 'tren9cll Sebrer lIebt man lltt'1.
spor,t q, Oh, Ni,rror r,bo;or,
G;,, e;rtc ;o;,,or S,crne
a., n,;o or c;,,t ,,,,, a;r,r,of f,n,
e;,, ep;lo,h ori h;o Erhc
m,,A;4 -, >;n a;.Iu,x,w, uu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

8Iedplatten, Wfetaa, etc.
ahon, GoIslia & Go. itneorporirtJ. Isl
BaIberitonsSt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
QpihprheStotfpr

3eifenbeltotter.
Gambler q e5tue, 17cs--t71O GantontQbesus
MM. Gpsf, Wortt. nnb 0reertloHnt.SipeHme y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

3abn=, 9ait., 8rnit>. sterben=
limo aIle rbnmatiiden Sdmersen
peid)en einisen Heiblnsen nit Or.
Gidtcr'S
PAIN EXPELLER
% mo 5Qc. in, Mpotbefen. Hllr
edit nit Nnfer.
s.,,. Il. No. Gidter & Gu.
tarS Gnspltabt. <tHrinarul
ai5 *earl sttee, aarsp s)prf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

Slum6ing, ! Surfaces, &anaes uni
Sefen, 9ahoeden uno Rinnen.
Hsnnett YroS.,f 629 sorb,0 OVERWHELMING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

Griebbofe.
,,2sxbsu Parf gemetsry," Dnreaf. Al Neft
Sdrafpons6traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

Marmor. uno 8rantt.W erfe.
9. Stsdrtner & ebbne, 714-7ts ReitsBaIti'
uiuresStrabe. So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

Yatter unb Bapier.D Otter.
emtth, Stxpa Co., 105--107 SanoperSStrdb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

&iipferihmieSe unb Hlumbers.
Sptn cubert. 1714 1bameS. Strabe. g. b ,.
IeIepbon: Bolte 1869.
Seuer.S criiderungen.
,Hpnal Salurauee So. Of 2tSefpppf," 6enrp
W. 1arfieIo, 8eitbents Wlarager, t01-t02
Sbamber Of Commerce 8uiIottie.-
,ecrmanfa Seuer . @erFdlernnss =. Gtfeaf6aft,"
Baltimore rno ~TorttsStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

Htanos unb Sreeln.
GtaS. Or. etteH, D slorb.oibertusG trdbe.
sus. 9nabe & Co., pdrfsNpe. unb Gazette Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Wei9dftss@ egmetier.
g1der., gon6itor. wnb SoteI.
BebarfS.I rtifel.
Shr mhsra 4 6in On. tQA EIhs6pfp rh, BIZ

80 tN"N
Seitunseu, 3eitidriften, etc.
,Sbe Salttmpre Qs,ps Co. Dab abererouu'
Sic. Vefdditsflbrsr, 31s BeftSe, man.S Cir.
9au Waterialien, Sbiiren, Senlter.
,raDmen, 2oben, etc.
samss o.. ,goItsr & Co.. 115-i17 eaS'sreee
rids Strabe.
Hationolsg anfen.
nsas ,clb sepn gettcuat Saai,,. Sea: nnh
Ss~siss'S 8 Bsi,,e Sa SSiiir ". e0'' S'a'''e"''
.s ssisg aasa.i gsst 4isa snS.proas~ap.
%; q. Magner,, aaiIirer. a.,au..sns
usafmess arb miJeseauts ssattssal sssI."
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she will spend the summer.

she will spend the summer
Miss Laura Reeves left Monday fer
Kaukauna where she will visit rela-
lives for some time.
Miss Mildred MacKinnon left Mon
day noon for Wheaton H. where she
viii visit friends and relatives.
Mrs E. Harmon Of Milwaukee is in
the city visiting at the l. E. Phldeo
and Spafford homes.
Miss Grace Griffin left for Stevens
Point Monday afternoon where sha
win spend the summer.
Prof. Patti left Saturday for his
home in Michigan where he will spend
the summer.
The new post office at Nekoosa
has been completed and the resi-
dents are now getting their mail there
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cooley have moved
into one of the Emmon's houses this
week.
A HartI is building a new home
on 9Th avenue which he will occupy
when finished.
Mrs. John Woodden left Saturday
for Almond where she will spend a
week visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Dorothy Buckhetm returned
Friday from a few days visit at She
b0ygan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Boyce and Miss
Guldager spent the past week in
| Waupaca.
Miss Ellen Doherty left Friday for
Berlin where she will spend the sum-
mer.
Mis- Emma Weidemann left Friday
for her home at Blomer where she
will spend the summer.
Miss Ruth Bennett of Cranmoor
is in the city visiting at the NJ. O..
Potter home.
Mrs. Jessie Love returned Thursda!
from a trip to the southern part of
the state.
Mesdames Chas. and F. Wright of
Tomah are in the city visiting with
friends and relatives.
Norman Frisby of Nekoosa came W
Thursday evening to attend the band
Econcert
Dan Arpin and John Buckley left
Thursday night for Milwaukee where
they will spend a few days.
Miss Lille Warner of Cranmoor is
in the city visiting at the c. E. Les
ter home.
Mrs. H. R. sherwood and children
of Sturgeon Bay are in the city the
guests at the c. ]. Fay home.
Miss Amelia Teske, who is en-
pIoyed at the Rapids spent Sunday
with her parents in Seneca.
visit with her son Henry Getzlaff
who, is employed there in a drug
store.
Miss Emery left Friday for her HON
at Brodhead where she will spend
her summer vacation.
Miss Martha Youkowski left Fri
day for her home at Berlin where she
will spend the summer.
Miss Lillian Gaskell left Saturday
for her home at Troy Center where
| she will spend the summer.
From now on until September the
| County offices will be closed Satur-
day afternoons.
Mrs. w. B. Basing and son left Fri
day for Green Lake to visit her moth
er for a few days.
Mrs. Murtaugh of Merrill spent Sur
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Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick XII

Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys.
Cure backache and urinary ills.
Good proof in the following state
ment.
Charles H. Curtis, I'll Church St,
Stevens Point, Wis, says: 81 suffered
terribly from a pain in the small of
my back and at times could hardly
dress myself in the morning on ac-
count Of the trouble I hardly knew
what was the matter, but finally de-
cided that my kidneys were disor
dered. 1 then procured a box of
Doan's Kidney Pills and be gan their
use. This remedy acted promptly an
l have nOhesitation in saying that
it is one of great effectiveness in
cases of kidney trouble. "
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Mi1burn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
take no other.
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CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS

The circuit courts attention has
been occupied this week with two
cases. The first one was Henry z.
Fitch, as trustee of the estate of
A. B. Cotey and Henry c. Cotey an I
son, bankrupts vs. Bank of Grand
Rapids The plaintiff in this case
was represented by attorneys Geo. L.
Williams and D. D. Conway while the
defendant was represented by Messrs
Goggins, Brazeau & Briere. This case
went to the jury Thursday afternoon
and they found for the plaintiff $500
and costs,
In the case of Stanley Szewezyk
VS.. E. w Ellis Lumber Co., a persona
al injury case for damages, the jury
brought in a verdict for the plain
tiff of $500 and costs. w. E. Wheel
an was attorney for plaintiff and
Goggins Brazeau & Briere for the
defendant company.
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THE QUAKER DOCTOR

The public, and patients especially,
will please take notice that DR.. Gar
but has decided to discontinue the
use of the words Quaker Doctor, y
as they are confusing, and from now
on all newspaper announcements will
appear under his own name.
DR.. Garbut confines his practice to
chronic diseases of men and women,
nervous disorders of children, and
skin diseases, and visits his towns
every four weeks. He will be at
the Dixon House, Grand Rapids, Sat
urday and Sunday, June II and II.
. Patients are reminded that they
need not enter the hotel. DR.. Gar
butts office is in the cottage and can
be reached from the street.
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PER SONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tracy are visit
ing friends and relatives in Camp
Douglas this week.
Miss Helen Taylor sprained her
ankle quite badly on Saturday while
attending a picnic at Port Edwards.
Miss Clara Litke of this city is
now employed at the Hotel Pfister
in Milwaukee.
Miss Isabel Mace left Saturday for
her home at Duluth, Mimi, where sh
will spend the summer.
Prof. Fred Hilgendorf left Monday
noon for his home in Milwaukee
where he will spend the summer.
Miss Mary Brahany left Monday
noon for Madison where she will
spend the summer.
Miss Edna Bowman left Monday
for her home in Michigan where