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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-10-12

Mrs. ID. p. Butler. H. S. Harkey,
his son-m-law, and r. E. Harkey,
his grandson, were here from Atlanta.
Mr. Dickson was a consistent men,
her Of the Christian Church and was
man OF many noble traits OF char
acter. He was a Confederate vete-
ran, having served faithfully the
cause Of the South throughout the
war. He at one time served Oconec
as County Commissioner which Of
flee he filed with fidelity and abil-
ity. The news of his death will
bring deep sorrow to many in this
county, where he has long been
known and loved by wide circle OF
friends, with whom we join in extend
ing sympathy to the bereaved ones.
One OF the most interesting events
OF last week was the "spooning
party" given by Miss Valeria Waite
OH Thursday night. Miss Waite re-
ceived her guests in, the drawing
room, which was beautifully deco
rated In roses and ferns. On enter
ing the room the guests were given
slips of paper telling them in what
part OF the room they would find
their fortune" They began the in
teresting conquest in real earnest and
soon found a kiss (candy) awaiting
them. Another interesting feature
was the imaginary post Office, cur
tanned off In one corner Of the sit
Ting room. Each one of the guests
was requested to write a description
OF some one in the room without, u.s.
ing any name. These were mailed
and then the guests, after calling for
their mail, were requested to read
them aloud and guess for whom they
were Intended. One of the most uni
que affairs Of the evening was the
spoon contest" In this Miss Ada
Wham won the prize, an enormous
Kitchen spoon. After this the guests
were served with delicious ice cream
and cake. The evening was a most
enjoyable one to all who were fortu-
nate enough to be there.
Miss Lucy Vissage, the blind aunt
Of J. w. Vissage, accidentally fell
last week and badly crippled herself
she cannot walk or even stand alone
Hoarseness In a child subject to
Group Is a sure indication OF the
approach OF the disease. If Cham
Derlain's Cough Remedy is given at
once or even after the croupy cough
has appeared, 1T will prevent the at
tack Contains no poison. Sold by
J. w. Bell, Walhalla; C. W. Wick
life, West Union.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-10-12
u. T.. McBraycr Loses Out.

Anderson, Oct. 11.--D. p. Nc
Brayer, president Of the Toxaway
and Pendleton cotton mills, has ten
dered his resignation to the board or
directors, and Capt. E. a. Smyth has
been elected as president OF the Tox-
away mill, and j. b. Mitchell, or
Philadelphia, as president q of the
Pendleton mills. Mr.. McBrayer is
also president Of the Jackson mill,
at Iva, and the Riverside mill, at An
derson, but there has not been any
talk OF his giving up the pfes,aancy
OF these mills. It's =.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-10-12
It's the Worlds Rest.

No one has ever made a salve,
ointment or balm to compare with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the one
perfect healer Of cuts, corns, burns,
bruises, sores, scalds, boils, ulcers,
eczema, salt rheum. For sore eyes,
cold sores, chapped hands or sprains,
it's supreme. lnfallible for piles.
Only 25c. at all druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-10-12

rens), G. f. Brooks, (Ninety-Six), J..
r. Boulware. Uenoir, n. c., came
by twos up opposite aisles and cross
ed to position in front Of the altar,
where the officiating minister had pre-
Viously taken his position Then
came the matron OF honor, Mrs. Jack
Whitesides, sister of the groom, the
bride with her maid OF honor, Miss
ethel Kirkpatrick, following. The
groom with his best man, Maurice
Mllling, OF Greenwood, entered from
the opposite aisle and met the bride
at the altar, whore the party formed
double scmi-circle and where the
simple and impressive ceremony was
said. The bride wore full bridal
dress and carried a large arm~cluster
OF brides roses with shower OF valley
lilies. The dame OF honor wore
handsome toilet Of white, the maid a
dainty pink frock, both carrying pink
carnations. Immediately after the
ceremony the orchestra played Men
delsSohns March for the rccessiona)
The bridal party repaired to tho
home of the bride, where few of
her intimate friends gathered to tell
her goodbye before leaving for a
wedding journey.
lie decoration or the church had
been turned over to friends OF the
bride and were beautiful indeed and
evidenced the most efficient leader
snip. Pink and green were used, the
ilShts being most effective I'm pink
ShadcS. Autumn roses i'm all their
glory were used in abundance, with
worlds Of asparagus fern, and the ef-
rect was most beautiful.
The bride, as Miss Kirkpatrick. has
been greatly admired in Seneca and
Is a young woman Of many accom-
pllshments. Mr.. Hamilton is the re-
cently-clectcd pastor Of the Presbyte
rian church at Nincty-Six and is q
young minister OF highly favored
prospects. The best wishes Of host
or friends are felt for the happy
young couple.
Your cough annoys you. Keep on
hacking and tearing the delicate
membranes Of your throat If you
want to be annoyed. But If you
want relief, want to be cured, take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Sold
by j. w. Bell, Walhalla; Chas. w.
Ty,,t1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08

HAND BAGS,
Large assortment to select from. You
viii find what you want at a great saw
ing. Some seal skin leather and pot
chance, and other qualities will all 90
in the sale. Be here and get the first
pick.
One lot worth S5c, Creditors ~
Sale price ......... / &c
One lot worth 65c, Creditors Or
Sale price ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. SOC
One lot worth s1.5O, Creditors 10
Sale price - IOC
One lot worth $3.50. Credit G. 0O
ors' Sale price p 1 .ZJ
One lot worth $500, Credit 6 7E
ors' Sale price. ~ ~ I 40
One lot worth $500, Credit 90 90
ors' Sale price UAsSC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08

schools with which Maryland, Kentuc-
Ky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas etc,
ABOUND are not only menaces to public
health. but distractions to the dev-1oT,-
ment of the educational ST sten OF the
southern states Throughout the coun-
try low grade medical schools exist
only by misrepresenting their own
standards For though all pretend to
enforce definite entrance requirement.
scarcely more than 80 of the 155 do So
On much smaller scale similar condi-
tons are repeated in Canada, where
out Of eight medical schools three are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
without enforced preliminary require

without enforced preliminary require
ments.
The Carnegie Foundation il this re-
port takes the position that the train
ing of physicians is not business; it
is vital social function. Superfluous
schools, operated directly or indirectly
for profit, should be closed; the others
should be generously supported. An at
tempt is made in a chapter entitled Re
construction" to forecast a satisfactory
Encouragement on such a basis Fol-
lowing this general discussion, running
through nine chapters come brief chan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
tories. hospitaI. and dispensarv. etc.

In some states, notably Pennsylvania,
Illinois, Missouri and Cali>srn:a, the re-
port says. many medical schools DO not
require even high school education.
In the south, secondary schools and COL
leges are more backward. 1t is mad
Yisable TO attempt in that section to
require the higher standard at this mo-
ment; and medical education must be
adJuSed accordingly. But the fact that
the proper standard cannot be reached
is no excuse for the general absence of
any standard at all; the low grade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08

express rates, it was decided to meet
with the Merchants league Thursday
evening. The committee and merchants
will have a general discussion of the
movement which has been started in
New York to get a general reduction Of
express rates to all points in the coun-
try.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08

acter of an education in modern medi-
cine, to ascertain what must be it's pre-
liminary educational basis; what must
be the facilities of a good medical school
on modern lines in respect to labora-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
TO DISCUSS EXPRESS
RATES THURSDAY EVENING

At the meeting of the transportation
committee of the chamber of commerce
Tuesday afternoon to consider the
increment for the general reduction of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08

One lot BarTettes, set with briIliants,
beautiful ones; some plain jets, some
with carved designs; black and all col
ors to match the hair. Extra values
from $3.50 to $500 Credit 1n
Ors' Sale price .......s ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
A WRECK

is the only fit description for the
man or woman who is crippled with
rheumatism Just a few rheumatic
twinges may be the fOrerGnner OF Sc
YER attack-stOp the trouble at the start
with Billiards. Snow lsniment. Cures
the rheumatism and all pain Price zoe,
soc and $1.00. Sold by all druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08

ters dealing with such thorny subjects
as medical sects. the state boards, post
graduate schools, medical education of
women, medical education Of the negro
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08

W. NJ Reed district engineer of the
reclamation service, and e o Vincent
construction engineer, went to Engle
Wednesday on reclamation business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08

W. c. Burchfield. a local cattlenan,
will leave Wednesday over the Golden
State for Kansas City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
POOR MEDICAL COL
LEGES A DANGER

tContinued FROM Page cne.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
Jolley-Smith Company Commences
Tomorrow, Thursday Morning, June 9th.
Purchased zoe the Dollar and Must Be Sold


4
'@hN VALUES COME
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
3tehmGrfte.

Cincinnati. 8. II. San. -
Rinbpic. - 3ufubr 2170, Toe. biS
25c. nieori0er; quite Clippers $50
bis SO; otoinGrc POO bis 100.
Sd)mciuc. 49, 3uiuhr 5495, 2oc.
bis 26c. nicbrioer; Builders mo
Clippers $50 bia $50; orbiuGre
$50 bis $40.
Stote. 3uIubr 800 iietia; 30
bis 600; YGmmucr 40 bis SO.
GbicnQo, Il. San. - Hiuopich.
3uilbr 10000; Mortt 10c. bis
l5c. nicbrigcr; Sticre 800 bis 500;
aiibc 800 bis $50; Hinbcr 3.40 bis
600; Nullcn 400 bis DO; &1lbcc
800 bis go; StoderS uno Seeoer3
$40 bis $50.
Sd)tueinc. -3ufubr $4,000; Marft
Toe. bobcr; Gboicc itupcrc $50 biz
$50; @utbcr9 so bis $50; Ieid,te
aenliidt $40 bis $50; Choice lcidtc
$50 bis $50; Enfing $50 bis $40;
Sertcl 7.65 bis $40; &obptperfGuic
81 $50 bis $50.
Shoie. 3iliubr $1,000; Dart
itctig; StaIc 800 bis $40; 2Gmmcr
80 bis $50; SGhrlin9e 1875 bis
80.
II. e. 0oroS, Fittabnra 30,
Il. San. - 8iuopieb. Horrntl
out; Gboicc $40 bis 100; Frimo
$40 bis 6.65.
Sd)oie. - Gorrntb leid)tt Erirla
wcibcrS 500 bis 6.25; GullS mo Or.
oin6rc 200 bis $50; 20mnlcr 600
bis $50; &col Gnlpca $50 bis 10.
Sduucinc. - 3lliubr lcid)t; Hrinnu
id)luerc 800 bis 9O5; mittlcre S.95;
ld)uerc 9)orfeS $50; leid,tc 2)orfcra
$50; Serfel $50 bis $50; rorbe $50
Els $50. ,.. - .. -- .s-..-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

Wci5cn. - 3uilGr 2113 gu.
ldcl; &~erinnot Don Den Glepatorcn
1O.Ol6 9uld)el; Glepotorcn Torrotb
702,9G5 9uidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Ylate non SntercWe.

e1llGe Der SeDensDurolgtelfefl
8%altilncre's iino:
9as 8aibington Wonument am
Woltnt 8ernon- un0 @al6inaton.
PIace uno in berielben 9adbaridali
Ole Sobn eager Soparb., Die &oeer
9. TanepsS tatlle un6 anoere @erfe
Der gilohmle.funit.
9as SdIadten . Monument ON,
Document Square 5tpiidcn Gem
Boitamt uno Dem Suiti5paIaIt. errify.
tet our @rinnerung an ole S6lndt
pom 12. September 1914.
Gas Baltimore Ohio . 9eb1ube
an Der Noropeit-gde bon Baltimore
uno GbarlesltraBe.
Der Gruio. SiG-Iarf, 700 ader
erob.
Ger SuIti3palait an galpert..
Gapette., st. Haul. rnb 9eringtot-
StraBe, foitct $3,O00,000.
9as Goltamt, Oitlid bonn Suiti5.
BaIait, uno oas Ratbbaus, 0itIid rom
Soitamt.
Gas meme @ebGuoe ser Sparbanf
bon Baltimore an ser Siiooit.@de
bon Baltimore. nnb GborlesItrabe.
1ie Gnod Iratt 5reibibliotbef;
oas gentraIsebditbe ltebt an Ser WuI.
BERN. unb Cathedral StraBe, -nS
3weigsebduoe liegen in allen Stabt.
tbeilen.
9as 8ation . Wonument an
Wount 3opaI-a penue uno 2anpale.
StraBe, gu gbren bon SberltIieute.
nant 8m. s. Station .rrid)tet, Der in
1916 i'm merifauiihen ariege in Der
Sblaft bon Wonterep fieI.
Batterion-B arf, mo nod Die Sdan.
sen aus Dem Grieee bon 1914 Dor.
9anoen iinb.
Gle NieienpafienbaIle bes 5. &e.
eiments an Breton. uno Soffman.
StraBe uno Harf. un6 2inben.Mpe.
Gas 9eaboop Snititut nit giblio.
tbef, Gllnitaaaerie unb Mniif.Gon.
lerpatorillm an Wo,nt gernon. uno
Waibington-Ylace.
Ser S1rottDurm an Sapettc. uno
5rontitraBe, oas ein3iae nod itebenbe
9alitperf bieier art III oen Ser. Staa.
ten.
Gas McSonogb . Wonument aui
ser @reenmount.g Cemetery, 5u gGren
BEG GRINDERS Der Wc1 onogb. Sdule
fir Waiienfnaben.
garrou.Yarf nit benz altea Gar.
ron. Naniion.
9as 81 gbrcn Der Warplano
TbeiInebmer an ser &epclution bon
Der .Warplano Geieuidait berS0bnc
Scr amerifaniiden 3epolution" aui
Ser Mionnt Mopal Bla5a erridtete &e.
Dcli,tionsbenfmaI.
Gas .Sobns Sopfins' Soipital"
all 9rcaowap, Womlment., 8olfe.
unb Sefferionltrabe, bas groBartigits
!Soipttal in ben Ser. Staaten.
Gas WelS. nno McGomas. Dent
maI an @ap. unb aisqiitb Strabe,
gum anbenfen an atpei Warplanb
Sel6en aus benz ariege bon 1914.
Sas @iIoe-D enfmal an 8roa6may
unb Gairmount. Iuenue, 81 gbren
bes Sriinoers beg DOB SelIops.Or.
6ens.
9as gonfooerirten.W onmncnt aui
Der Wount @opaI HIa5a.
3as Columbus 0enfmaI BEL ser
samuel Reabp.S hule an Rortb. uno
Snrforo.Ipenue.
Ser VIat an Baltimore . Strabe
unb Sopfins' Ylaee, mo Sic gonereb.
SaIe itano, in meIdcr 8oiDington
ON 20. 9esember 1776 fait al tofra.
9as ncue 3o1gcbdube an @ap..
Batter. uu0 0ombarSftroke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Che man amccrSiup fault,

iuipijire man iele ncncn 5iuciltOfi'
gen, fein cinscridJtcten Sanicr i'm
25O0.Slod at @eit-5apcttc' Straec,
stuiidcn Catherine. nno Sbiplcp-St.
Gmailirte 9abetpanne unb ausgiiiie;
GattaI Drainage; nicorise anner.
Steneru; bonogemoltc Dedei; Seit!'
bul nit 8ad)eln ols9elegt; alacs emf.
bolteno, mas 81 einem mooernen
Salls ge9ort. Ereis Ser Sduier elf.
bultbert Collars ($1t00.0O jebeS;
iebr nieOriger @runb5ins. 9eoin.
eunsen ben a6uiern angrlcbm &c.
moft.
Man nebnie peitlid gebenoe @op.
Str. @leftriide, iteigc am terminus
ab unO eebe 5mei tSailiergepiertc
norolid. Maberes burh Walter 6.
&crpbal, 9auunternebmer. mn Crit
,nb Stele. (Sept1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
gu uerfan;fn.
GuuntN-S tencrn. GpuntN- Stenern.

Sere ncuen sipeiftbdigen 5dufer on gaiisstee.
ten; bunoeerrulte Eefer; SauaLSratnaee etc. (:
fbutfdtlid aaes entbdlteno, mas 81 einein
nooerneu Suus 9et0rt. Man muB Vie ieten,
Inn fe fddben Su f1nneii. 8ebinenneeu fir
adufer pdfienb aemnht. Mnn nebme 5airs
mpuntsstbenne Gleftrifhe. Trets Der Sduier
$3.50. 90 bis Si400. 90; febr nienriacr 8runss
pbai, grbauer, at Crt nnn etene. Sduier tde.
ltd unb Gpnrtaa 5ur Snfpeition often.
ConntpaS tcucrn. GonntDsS tcmern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

ilg. alS err ltanS, an ojcIem MbtItiT
gefpeieu unb babe MIR ben Serrn be.
merit"
Soifnunn fehrte ref: uE5eiriebil.
3uriif - ieine Grfuritou nah Sem
edlciiider 9abnhoi mar r~eiultotlos
perIauien. N@aIo mad ism tam auG
Die 4ntpprt BON Stalls BeibIit. Der
Nirma S!ttOenitein Iro g., in Nm.
'teroam. sic mar in oeutitsr Svr1.
DE perioBt uno lau:e:e:
"RoliSeipraiioinm.
Berlin.
Iusiaaen StahIs rid !ig. Sta5I
olrd,aus gTautuiir0ig. 9liiosn.
itein, I%mitsroam."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Werfallie auf Der bicigcn gfisften.
9orie.
FIRST CALL.

81 %g,aiioial Mebanies 9ant ...... o7h
90 SnternutioraI Iruit Go.........i30
If 5ioelitD II. Sepofit so. .......t5 4
/ SioeIitp II. 5tpofit 60. .........l 1875
80 International 1riit u.........ti0
20 GorbInno GufudIip Go.........l27
i4o eeabehro 90 Common. ......... 25A
$500 lIfiieo ms 3oa ser. ............ s3si
1000 5airntont II. Charts Irne 5er.... o6ti
90 llniiso 9ibS 5oe Der (Serip) zee. s4A
20 ilniteo, RBs 5ba Der (Serip).. 81
1000 Baltimore Gleeirie cs......... 81
1000 W,arbInno H. Benra Clint o.
1000 lriieo 1iniIunbS Acr .......... s3h
1000 llniico Jiu ilpdps Clint ......... 80
5000 Glib II. Subhrban Ser tStripl. 104
800 Baltimore Sin 3Iacr 1880 ..... 92
5000 Seaboaro 3sidbr Ger .......... 09T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Sciraths e QieenScu.

Gopio @itton, %, Fortogc, ga.
unb Nrnie Is. WoB, -.
Surrp j. SeiireS, -, utO Mar5a.
ret g, Carr, %; applifant 3. 6.
G. Gaultna, Ir. col. Gator Nuenue,
3lDam Eomdtt y, Ri. 2@2, 5uo.
9Iun 7trdBe unO Scrd Meleta Is.
&obu i. EouioM u, nnO Nannie
{. FomeIl, D; AppIItmt 6reoerit
q. GrellBer. Ir. 1888, Clifton Nue.
Siuo peri d nupit t. - Die
Srclnbe Ger Sobn@ SopfinSsllniperli.
tot linb peritnupit ooriiber, oaB Die
@cboroe iiir Stoots.0ilIie unb Wobl-
tbun Die llniperiitGt, ole biSber 500
600 pro Sobr pom Stoot erbielt, IN
ibrcm biesjGbriaen 9eridt on Die Sc
NislotuT mlaacltlolIen bat. Die
Srllltecs Der groBcn G%cbrouItolt mer-
ben Die Nngelcacnbett OemnGdlt be.
iprcd)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Ni(ia Serrace3,

Wilia.NOenne unb 8arFDrb.1lpab.
IS III gtHeS, mas ete bramheu, nm stn
grnnbtiid Sn farien. sir banen aud Sbr
GanS aesen teidte Mtsatlnnsen. 100 @runS'
geiidsrt. IN IoIse yerbeaeruna Der Narfute.
&oab. Waangei On ttnte~rMehmunasgeit h6t
nod, ME Grfuige gctu unMen. 0suimem Gle nah
BIER on traeub etnem @erftase cher epnnfag.
Gas. gpaiier, eGnfe auf heW GisenttIm.
rs Nluutrn lam HatbhanS t5e. 1ahrprets).
Nebt & gebtfe.
esnntuas ben sanS Gao. (Roo1. 5aGte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
3n bcrfanfen.
2le6er ole SGffte perGauft.

Reei!cn Gle iib. penu Sic ellles ierer biDs
lten 3dIfer i'll 700 glpd Npro.Huic.S traRc,
nitnfter. Saben ollie mpoerucn Gturibtun9eH,
aellrr unO S6fe, 9Itg rSrot grtd~ GgGaut--
btuu1en ME aHgCltrtted gu ptroeIt. StraBsn
nit olrrtli5trten Radfislrsn GtriIdiitrt. EIeis
1900. NltNlae uHtpiIeli beQuems teotRguT'
Gen; fpenI aettiInltt. adeHt an Al nn6
Stele.
Sbwarb ]. Gallagher,
Jull4--) Grbluer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Baltimore &arftberidlt.

Baltimore, II. Sanunr 1910.
t. uiubr 1892 6Giicr, ell.
ihIicBlid) GEO SGiicr 81 Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
Cine ielteue Welcaeu6eit.

@unberfhone Seimdth unf benz panb, 20
stder outer soosn itSges s.Simmer ssebns
10 WieiIet BON Baltimore. mbe BEL Citation,
Gthnie, Gtore uf,p. Rreic $500. gci scr.
,nann Wabenhccp, 3tIimer gsr. u3x.7i5. Sal
(Te55E)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18
SECOND CALL.

100 Gonfo!toatco Cool 50 ,.........i i5
1 MiorbIano GaiuoIib Go .........i2T
$50 Scubodro 9. Rto ....,........ Is
800 llniieo Nus Se9 ser. ......... s3&
1000 WarBlano electric Der .......... 97h
so llniteo sbS 5ba Der (serip) go. s3A
1000 Georgia II. Via Goni ser. ....... i0+T
$4,000 " 6 g Conf 5eb 1905
5000 Senbonro 3.idbr ser. .......... o9si
G25000 VI 6 & Conf 5eb Ter. .........10
COCO GonfoIioateo Gas 8c ......,....f 00N
1000 TorfuIf Nh II. Eight ser. ........ 0oh
1000 eenboaro iOsidbr Ser. ......... 99%
1000 Cotton Eucf ser ............. 7dE
10000 Stabodro 3.idbr Der .......... 994
1000 Cotton Ind Der .............. 10
1000 Seuboaro Ter tidnpeo) ........ 81
1000 1enboaro ier tiiampeo) ........ 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

Moi $. - 3uiubr i2t.S50 9u.
ihel; &erinnot bon ocn glepatorer
6g.901 9uid)el; Glepntoren Torroto
2,2t1 ,337 Vuldel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

Soter.-3ufilb 1859 Siiife!;
aus Den Gl%epatoren 5uriidse5oaen
1887 9uihcl; GIepotoren . Gorrotb
150,32S 9uid)el.
&elitile SdIu6rote:
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05
Ell PASO HEADS
BOWLING LIST
Is at the Top of the League
Among Texas Y. NJ. c.
A. Teams.

Thursday night FL Paso will again be
called upon to defend its title 10 the
topmOSt position in the Texas telegraph
ic bowling tournament. The team which
represents the FL Paso Y NJ c. A is
now the only team having a perfect
score. The local five men team stands
at the top of the list with a 1000 per-
cent chalked up against it. Six other
teams in the 10 team tournament have
standing of 75O percent, while the re-
naming three have three ciphers TO show
how they stand in the list.
The FL Paso team has played three
games and won each of them. Ennis,
Waco and Houston have each been de-
feated by telegraph when playing with
the FL Paso five. Houston is the strong
est opposition the local team has for
the title of the best bowling team IN
the Texas Y. NJ. C. a. and the deciding
games will probably be played between
these two teams. Thursday evening Ell
PasO will play Childress. The standing
of the teams in the league is as fol-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05
Bowling
and he will then get down to hard

and he will then get down to hard
work.
Johnson was here to attend another
variety of trials with which he is en-
tertaining the public these days. This
time it was neither auto speeding
arrest nor an attachment OF baggage.
The manager of the Alhambra theater
claimed to have a verbal contract with
the black boy for him to appear dur
ing the present week. AS Johnson had
other theatrical and social engage
ments he failed to appear at the Alham-
bra The manager appealed to judge
Windes for a temporary injunction re-
straining the negro from appearing in
any other theater. Judge Petit refused
to see il in the same light when the
permanent injunction came before him.
He said that the compliments had
failed to show sufficient reason why
Johnson could not appear in any other
theater but the Alhambra and the
fighter was released.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05
CHRISTY MATHEWSON IS
NOW WRITING BOOKS
Famous Pitcher of New York Giants
Gets Into Literary Hall of Fame
With Bat Nelson.

New York, n. Y, Jan. 5.-"Matty" is
writing a book. His title is to be
Christy Mathewson. worlds champion
pitcher and literary light. The great
Giant pitcher is writing a series of
books for boys OF all ages. His stories
are TO be the life history of a young
man who comes out of the west and
goes % college on a pitching arm and
q natural baseball ability. The books
are to follow the career of the young
baseball hopeful through his college
days and Mathewson is spending his
winteT days in the literary light
His copy is being edited by w. W.
Aulick, a New York newspaper sport
writer. and the books are 10 be known
as 'Matty Books" and are TO appear
in a series. 1t is said that Mathewson's
stories bear a close resemblance TO the
experience of a certain well known
pitcher in the major league who gets
his name in the box score every time
the Giants play an important game.
The books will be ready for delivery
in February and the father OF the fade
away viii take his place along with
Hon. Bat Nelson in the literary hall of
fame.