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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-08
Property For Sale.

l hereby offer for sale all my per-
sonal property situated in the City of
Malta and described as follows:
My house and four lots, garden
plot, windmill, barn, sheds. ETC.. sit
uated about two blocks cost of the
Mercantile warehouse.
Saloon building, including hand.
some new fixtures, stock OF wines
liquors and cigars, showcases, ice
boxes, stoves, roll top desk and
everything in the White ELEPHANT
saloon and all my buildings adjacent
thereto.
The buildings occupied by Edward
W mite, L. NJ. Facey and .Johnson's
barber shop. on the south side.
All OF above will be sold cheap for
cash or will make reasonable terms
to suit purchaser. Must be sold at
once as | intend leaving Malta.
FRANK LAMpMAN.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-08

This locality is enjoying some
ideal winter weather. The ground
is covered with from six to eight in-
ches of snow, and the days are
bright and cold. The coolest DAYS
reported this season were November
80 when the THERMOMETER dropped
toll degrees below and this morning
when. the mercury registered 10 be-
low. Sleighipg is quite good.
All sizes in Window Glass at Ed
wards Il McLellan's.
Have that picture framed before
the Christmas rush at Chambers
Special prices. New mouIdings.
For a we'll dressed man, KINGS
bury Hat,
"A Sincerity suit and new crayat.
Edwards Il Mcclellan.
Kerosene twenty cents, gasoline
twenty-five cents. Bring on your
cans. Chambers Hardware and
Store.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-08
Farmers Institutes We'll Attended.

Professor Thomas shaw is deliver
ing lectures III northern Montana ON
DRY Iarming' and it is most Ell
cour"glng to note the interest which
/ the farmers in this district take in
that subject.
lhe meetings are unusually well
attended-farmers driving in from
twenty miles around. AT IIavre they
practically established precedent
in The treatment of Farmers Insji
tuteS, the business men closing I'D
their stores OH that day and thereby
enabling their employees to attend
the meeting and acquailt themselves
with this new method of farming in
order that they might converse in
tel'igentIy on the subject with their
trade Whenever approached. The
result OF this united action on the
part OF the business men did mnch
toward swelling the attendance of
the llavre meeting, at which there
were over two hundred and fifty Deo-
pie.
This interest on the part of the
people IN scientific farming methods
IS the thing that is going to make
Montana one Of the greatest agricu
tnral states in the Union, and
IS going to enable her farmers to es-
cape the mistake other states have
experienced in trying to adapt their
lahu to their method Of farming in
stead OF finding the right method to
apply TO the land in order to get the
greatest value therefrom.
1ht work that these agricultural
experts are doing for the good of the
Treasure ctatt' is of untold value.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-08
Good Advertising Paws.

Extracts from an address delivered
before the Ad Club at Sioux City, la.
, by +. NJ. Evenson:
1T is difficult to get authorities to
agree upon the date of the birth of
the advertising idea. 1t is at least
as Old as the bible, because we find
Christ starting his apostles on an adj
Vertlslhg campaign from Jerusalem
when ne babe them go forth and
preach the bible to mankind. We
are therefore tackling an old prob
lem when we tackle advertising. and
we need not be discouraged when we
fail to solve it.
The difference between advertise
ing and expense is that while it uses
funds, it does not use them up. Ev-
cry dollar you pay out for good adj
Vertlslng will continue to pay you u
dividend as long as you are in bust
ness.
advertising will establish repu.
tatlon for store that will live after
It's founder is dead. The name Mar
shall Field is magic in Chicago, and
the reputation he gave that store
VIII live as long as the men who con-
duct 1t maintain his business stand
ard.
There is not an article offered for
sale IN the markets of the world that
can not be helped by good newspaper
advertising,
advertising can not be classed with
flying machines and automobjIes) AS
a luxury. 1t has proven it's case and
its record can be found in the mag
nlficent mercantile establishments !,
That line the business streets of anv
city.
don't let yourself believe that
business today is a man to man con-
act where personal bond is estab-
1shed between merchant and patron.
business battles are fought at long
'ange. People want to know your
goods and not you.
when the mighty guns battled
Town the Notifications of Satslma.
ne japanese nation discovered that
heir implements of war were useless
because they could not reach the ell
my with them. just so with the
[lnky ad--it does not reach the tar.
et
Don't understand me as saving
nat good advertising is all that is
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-08
For Rent

MY ranch. Under irrigation i'm the
Spring. f, G. Tanner
Wanted-Cosmopolitan Magazine
requires the services of representa-
tive in Malta to look after renewals
and to extend circulation by special
methods which have proved unusually
successful. Salary and commission
Previous experience desirable but
not essential. Whole time or spare
time. Address with references, II.
Campbell, Cosmopolitan Magazine,
7S9 Broadway, New York CITY.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-08
PRIZES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

Is there girl or boy in Malt;
who would like to win a prize? |
so write an essay on Malta of moi
mo e tina" 1000 words ant. bring @,
send to .his office.
The Malta Enterprise Pub. Co.
will give years subscription. to
The ENTERPRISE, for the best essay
and six months subscription for
the second best essay. Names of
Judges will be announced later.
Rules governing the contest:
Essay must not contain more than
1000 words.
Any boy or girl between the ages
OF ten and eighteen may compete
for the prizes.
Write on one side of manuscript
only.
State clearly and in us interesting
a mannar as you know how. what
you have learned about Malta. Its
location. history, inhabitants, sur
rounding country, industries, re-
sources, social, business and RELIC
ious circles and organizations.
schools, etc, etc., etc. ,,a -sa
All essays must be in the hands of
the judges by December 81, 1910.
Several of the best essays will be
published in The ENTERPRISE and
the very best one may be sent east
in literature advertising this part of
Montana.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-08

necessary for success in business.
1t must be coupled with good bust
ness management.
'Thc law Of compensation makes
but few mistakes, and you have no
right to expect to prosper equally
with your competitor who works
twice as hard as you do, and spends
twice as much money in advertising.
"Nou have no rigIl to expect a
newspaper to send as many custom
ers to your store as to your compete
tors when You have been Advertise
ing only half as long and are using
only half the space.
"During my business career have
seen the obliteration of the neigh
Dorhood store. When our parents
were satisfied to deal around the cor
ner' there was no need for neWspap-
er advertising. AT that time the
newspaper was simply a gossip dis |
tributor. But with the coming of |
the 3-cent street car rides ana rapid |
modes OF delivery, we find newspap-
ers becoming a real factor in COM
nerclaI advancement.
"Iltn the word 'shopk was
dropped as a title and was Supple
mellteu by the more digniied title of
'merchant.'
And you and have watched this
grow until we have seen
4 millionaire place his DAUGHTER
lmong the crowned heads of Europe.
Dont think that because YOU
nave never been user of large
space that it is too late to begin
MS city is growing rapidly, IT
needs new and substantial business
Your atteniion ,
should not be directed to considering
whether you can exist Without it
on must plan not only. for an ex-
ension of your business, but the
holding OF what you have. Public t
is not an expense such as light e
'eat and taxes. You get no returns &
'nthe money you paid for fuel last y
winter, but you do get returns. and +
or an indefinite period, on good adj a
ertising. Every dollar you spend |
or publicity grows you a profit y
ven after you have paid it to the o
ublisher. c
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-08
DO YOU KNOW

that possibly the title to your rea
estate is not good. Even Il warranty
deed may be delusion and your law
yer will tell you so. There are
many poor titles ia Valley County
and yours may be one of them.
Don't buy a law suit know that
your title is good before you pav
over your money. Our records are
complete in all respects, and we turn
out all work promptly, neatly and
accurately.
Insist on getting an abstract of
title with the propert,'.
Valley County Abstracing Co.,
r. +. Johnson, Prop,
glasgow, Montana
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-08
Piano Tuning

Mr.. Rife, expert piano tuner, will
be in Malta for some time. Mr..
Rife tuned a large number of pianos
last summer and proved his work to
be satisfactory. Orders may be left
at Johnson & Wolfe's Meat Market
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-08
Additional Local
Ho! Ye Good People!

l!o. All We good people and true,
know ve not that on the 18th inst,
in Garland's Hall, there will be put
on sale the finest line of Ladies
Fancy Christmas goods, that have
been seen in Malta in long time.
Special preparations have been made
Nv the Ladies Aid Society to surpass
All their former efforts, and they feel
sure they have succeeded. Special
attention is called to the fish pond
which will contain the finest assert
,nent of articles ever seen forLthe
price, and many articles worth much
more than the price.
And such chicken pie. Oh, my.
y on can not afford to miss it. The
ladies are striving to out do them
selves to present to the people of
Malta such an assortment of goods OF
An classes as are usually seen in ba-
yaars. that will attract liberal buy
.rS. and have guaranteed to send ev-
CIV purchaser away satisfied with
moth the goods and the prices. Sale
viii begin at 300 p. m. and the sup
uerat $50. Everybody invited and
4 good time guaranteed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-08

Il
kingsbury hats and Regal caps Il
Edwards Il Mclelan's
Hard and soft coal always on hanc
at the Thompson Lumber Co. DUAL
ity hpst-prires low az the lowest.
Mrs. peeler Paulson was called tc
North Dakota several days ago 10y
he death of her father.
Make your somebody happy with a
+ sdak. Eastman we have them
from 90 up. Malta Drug store.
W. G. Stevens returned from On
fario "Wednesday. He reports his
mother considerably better.
Read our merchants attractive
Christmas advts. They will offer
suggestions for Nmas presents.
Mrs. c. w. Powell and children re-
turned the. latter part of the week
from visiting relatives in Grand
Forks, y. ID.
A. :. Hronniche came up from llar-
lem last Friday to take Mr.. Bray
tons place at the Imperial Elevator
Co.'S. office, during the latter's alb
Sence in York State. Mr.. Ryder,
trayeiing auditor for the Company,
~il! headquarters at Glasgow, spent
a couple of days in Malta the latter
ra.t >c .le week.
@. II. I!sg.um, after spending
7SMaHH tilti,A ul his homestead east of
iowa !'ayes ii Vita today for the re-
nai,,l~r ut the winter. From here
he :soeS to Chlrch's Ferry, \. d., for
II week, then on to the Twin Cities
for few days, and will end his jour
ney at Ridgeway, Iowa, where rela-
tives will be visited for some time.
Tuesday night, the Sunday School
class of Mrs. Wharton gave their
teacher decided surprise and came
in Oh her with rush. They brought
many substantial reminders of their
presence and enjoyed themselves
greatly until Il late hour with games
and music. Then after serving
an excellent luncheon, they departed
with many expressions of good will
and appreciation.
Rev. Wharton has received the
necessary literature for organizing
Boy Scouts, and announces that he
Will soon be ready to enroll in this
organization every boy of II years
and more, who are, or will become.
Of his Sunday school class.
This organization is the latest of
very excellent movements for the I
good of the boys, and is spreading I
all over the world. 1t has two de- .
grees, pass words and signals: uni /
'orms and military formation. 1t is
by the best thinkers of
oday the finest movement for the 3
betterment of the boys ever attempt
d. t
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-08
Strayed or Stolen

| bay gelding branded RVkM on
right thigh sg3M
! brown gelding, branded FsaAl on
right shoulder hAI
Weight about 1900 lbs each. '7a-111s
bay gelding branded Z on right
shoulder 6
| roam gelding, bald face, branded z
on rlgst shoulder and also branded G.
|, ssksskss.a
@GNg on lett hip. Weight about 100
kaEA pounds each.
Ten dollars per head for information
that will lead to their recovery.
"A ARGENT, Dodson. Mont
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-08

kingsbury hats and Regal caps at
Edwards Il Mcclellan :.
Hard and soft coal always on hand
at the Thompson Lumber co. Quail
ity est-pricee low az the lowest.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-11
g. q. & q. g. gab,.
g.. $. & g. q. l6aupt.2iniel

=, .. . t,suitPf--e t'ttc7.
Infunft-
So. 9-gom Often. .7:35 po-m
go. 7-Som 81 ten. 900 uadu
geo. 10-@l 8aio II. @eiten. 1870 tlot1n
4bfabrt-
SO. 10-@l 9aio Ii. 8eiten. 1880 nadnn
SEQ. 10-Nac6 Dem Often. 10:30 naebn,
SO. 8-9lad) oem Often .11:40 BORN
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@intcr in scras.

Ser gtprbutnb bramite iuilb nmber
llnb bradlte Sruit uns, bart nnb sld1tuer,
llnb iel6ft bei bellem Spnneaid]ein
Srang Salte itns bnrfb Marf nnb &ei,t.
gSir iinb Der Siilte nid1t getup6nt,
Sa tic i,ns meiitens ia perid)pnt,
@priiber man int HDrben ladlt,
llns bier id)Dn arg 8eihiueroen inae]t.
Spd) alles Slagen ia itidjt frpmntt,
Wan inlte es nebmen iuie es fDntutt,
Sa bDdD oer cine Srpit beitebt,
SaR es ia balb bDriiber ge6t.
Die gStnterfren6ert, SdJlittenba6n
tlno Gislauf, geben bier nid)t at,
9Str fiiblen nur baS llngentaGl
Der SGlte, nid)t ben syrenbemtag.
9udl Fat es aud iein Ontes gar,
Gs btlft Der Grnt' i'm nadJiten Sa9i,
Senn piel Snieften, grDi, nmo flein,
-@eb'n aud BET bteier Sdlte eill.
llnb eff mir redlt nod nndjgebat)t
SIT andJ bet @inter ihpn bDllbraGjt,
8cnn mod i'm Gts Der &prben tart,
Std) Dter 1cf)nn Srrblng pffenbart.
Sp mullen bpr ber SGlte mir
90 gut es gebt, nns idliiben bier,
llnb bGlt inan ntr ben Wasen unrgt
90 int tic nns aud feinen Sarn.
gSas uns am Seiten mul cr,uarmt,
gSpfiir Gin jeber Senner d)mdrmt,
6s lit, Sbr biirft cs glaubcn mir,
Gin sslaidlen pull 9(lamp Sier.
Gs iu1rmt nus, benn es gebt iils Slut
llno fiillt bic 4bern ttns ppll Gilut,
gSir fiiIlen iuarm,F trut Stmrngebrnfts
nnb laden ben Spreas nns.
Sarunt, Serr gSirt, jebt gcbet mir
9taidD cine Slaid) ~ nm Sicr"
Samn fiibl' tdl uarm rnb mullig ifuu
llnb fpred oem geras gSinter Sutt.
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not eriu6t moroen, einen neuen Grt-
purf ii6er oie 8e16rGnfltn9 oes 9ll=
fobols al1s5uorbeiten bel Dem oic
9e0enfen oeS fritberelt Senots be-
riidlt6tigt merOen iollen.
- 9lus 8efing neloet man: 0as
ScbidIal Ser bon BEN Ser. Stooten
ousgcgangenen 8ori6ldge elmer geeu-
troliiotion Der lnonol6urilden giien.
bubner bangt BON Scr @inlpilligunq
Gbinos ob.. 9ie nmerifanii6e 9totc
lpnr0e Ser 6inelil6el Hegierung am
25. 9e3enlber iiberrei6t nno ibr
Slt6olt glei65eitig oen bieiigen 8er-
treterlr Der tntereliierten MGdte be-
follnt geg6ell 8cpeldben ous Sotic
neloen, ooB oos @ingreifen ser Ser.
Stooten in Oie Wanoi6urei-6 -6roge
Storungen al Ser oortigen 8oric in
iaponiicber lno Observation-Disclosures
hernorgerllfen bot.
= @roBe Senlotion erregt Elm in
Ser uWtonOe sSGuitre", einem illu=
Itriertel1 Bariier 8o6enblatt, perUf-
fertli6ter 9Grtifel, Ser lid nit Dem
ge6eimnisDoQen ltrlprl1ng oes rlli=
fiI6=iapanii6en &rieges beiddftiet.
@5 miro Oorin ous9efiibrt, oaB ser
@5or u1o feline gebeinen 8eroter Den
&rieq nit boGer 9lbli6t bonn 3aun
gebroden baben, uao Die gebollp=
tltng our6 9lboruf BON Saciintilies
angeblicber Sonol6reiben oes ruff
lcben Serriders nnteritiibt, bie an
Ben oamoligen <&orig oes
Sitens, 9llerejem, geri6tet gerpeien
iein iollen. 0ieier miro oarin III
Ttruiert, Ell ioQe Die Sopaner nur
inter go13 beItimnten l1mit6noen 5lt=
erIt on9reifen lmo sic gr0ffnlng ser
6einOieligfeiten lpenn irgeno rnogIiG
Dem @egner iiberlaiien. Ser 9(rtifel
lit George Silber" unter5eidnet,
oodb >ioQ ser befanl1te &epolutionar
@looilnir 8urbeff oobinter itefer.
9(us g8iel meloet man: ;Sn
Der llnteriu6ung gegen Sberleutnant
Sofri6ter, BEN lnutnaBli6en 9bien=
Der ser perbdnglisbollen @iftbrieIe,
it, lpie aus ionIt gutunterri6teter
Guel(e perloutet, no6gemieien lpor-
0eh lpie Der Sffi6ier Oos Gponfoli
6elbofft bot Gr be3og es ourh ei-
nen 6enermerfer, oeiien grlloer Gro
guilt ilt.
Cine 8epe16e ans Soiaou i'm
fran5oIiiden Gpdinbilla melaet:
250 Deierteltre Der 6ineiiideu Pr
nice, oie iib iiber Die Aorograll3e
55ron3oiiid)- -S1oohinas geflii6tet bot
ten peigerten lid), Sic @affen .lie,
Ocr5ulegcn luo fonnten erlt nod Bill
ti0ent 9aupie ii6eripdltiet lperoen. in
OeiH Elm froll3oiil6er @ouptnranr
getotet uno cine eroBere 9(n5abl Snl-
oatc1 neripunoet puroe.
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Or. 3iiteroff, friiberer @era,
ter &0nig @eenelif's pom I6eliDnien,
Ser Dor &ur5eln our6 Die &0nigir
Saitu aus ieiner Stellung hertrieben
muroe, trof in Berlin Elm uno bro6-
te 9emeiie oofiir nit, oaB Der De
gus bon Der Sano Ser 9onigin
lmlgiam pergiftet miro. Or. 3tat-
grail Itolto ebeoen I'M oiplomatiihen
Dienit, I6ieo leoof i'm 4pril Der
gongen Sobres ooraus aus, Inn ao=
Mig W3enelif's &an5ler 81 perben.
@r batte bielell Soften aber nun 6is
gum SUM irne, ols er bon Saitu,
Die noh @rfranfung Oes &onigs Die
SerrI6aft oil iid geriilen batte, aus
Dem 9Qnoe qetrieben muroe.
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SietOria 9ioiiiun, q. $. & 9. q.
Nnfllnft-
Zoo. 3o2- euero. Sictoria, 1880 nadm
Ibfnbrt-
g1o. 3o1 guero Gictoria. $50 bonn
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Gin nneliiflidler SSrrtnm

1T eS, Die i6mer5fiden 2eioen boil
SGlnorrboioen 3u ertragen. @iQ
81. Morib bon Siler Gitp, ge. g.,
idrei6t: SD litt on SGmorrboioen,
bis i6 cine S6o6tel bon 8udlens
9lrnicd Sal6e' gebrau6te uno balo
furiert NOR. 25 cts. bel oien
0rltggiiten.
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3m Oermieten.

Gin gut 9cbetoe8 @otel nit 3e6n
3immern, @B3ilruner, Slide iii TO-
fort gu perrnieten. geaberes i'll Ser
Sffice Der 3eitltng.
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Una Seros @nnSrr

beilt aue 9eieret gIaIen uno rbeuma-
tiide 2eioen; BEL allen 9rugsiitell
ooer 2 monatlide 8ebanollng per
8oit fir 81. Or. 6. 8. san, 1926
Olibe Str, ct. 2ouis> Mo. Sdrei6t
fiir 3eugniiie.
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Gs iu1rmt nus, benn es gebt iits Glut
ltnb fiillt bie 9lbern nns ppa Gjlut,
gSir fiiGleu iuarm,S trpb StnrmgebrnfSs
tfnb laden ben gpreas uits.
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Grploiionen perii6ert boben. Die
5ablreiden 9onlben=@rplolionen I'M
@efolge oes iogenannten uSpielblt-
oen=&rieges" III Chicago baben SIT
oieier Seriilherllng slnlaB gege6en
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Sci Dem 3uianrnenItoB eiles
9lutomobils nit elmer StraBenba6n
in 9ltlonta, 60, falnen orei S5hiaI-
len oes 9luton1obils utn's 2e6en uno
ipur0en 3mei 1hmer oerleet.
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8aSifalbeilmna
Nerpeni6lpade

Sc6ipafe, nerbofe 9erfonen, eepIaet bon Sotf.
ntnasloigtett nno f9le6ten Irdumen, erfhbp'
teroen gluSflfen, @ruit- 8iden. uno 8opf,
fhnter3en, Saarausfall slbnabme oes @,eb5rS
uno geiidtS. Satarrb. @laaenoriiden, Stubtber.
ttnpinn9. gliogfet, @rr6ten. .8ittern, Sersftep.
finn erfa6ret aus benz .sSnssnsirennS@ tute
einfadI, idJneil unb billis aIle nnnatiirlt.
den 8crluite nnb auOere ssplscu jusens-
lidier Wcrirrnngcn grilnblid gelletlt inh
uDile Gjeiunbbctt nub Srpbiinn pieber.
trlanst werben fbnnen. = 8aus neues
@eiluerfaBren. Seber ietn eigner 4rst.-
9ieies auberorbentIicb tntereiinnte uub Iebr.
reidbe BUD (Deutfdle gtufInee 1909), neIc6es
ron iuna uro aIt, W2ann uno ssrau, geIefen
ueroen iollte, fnnu oegen @inienouna bon 2B
Gents In 8riefmarfen eerlteaeIt be5oeen fueroen
bon Der
Pripatsalinif, 1876. glbenne
ztrru Enrk, n. -.
Wton erndbue bic Nrete ASrene I. SerAs
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M. 6. & :. sa6n.

slnfitnft
SEQ. 241 Bon 9ouiton rlno @albeitnn
:. :. :. $50 morgens
SO. 235-Ssom Norben. 7.30 porilliti.
$50. 231-Gom Norben uno ooultnnN
>. 800 na6n
SO. 9-@om 9orbell. ..8.15 abellb5
Nhfa1rt
SO. 244 glad bem gtorSen Ii. 6ouiton
slU o5rnl
$50. 10-93o6 Dem 0orben. g. so ournr.
$40. 236-Rab Dem gorben. -. :.
-. :. 800 a6enbs
$40. 242-Io6 bem Norben llno Sal,
peiton. :. 80. II. so nbenba
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-31
Historic Spirit in the West.

The east is not the only part OF the
United States in which the historic spirit
nour1shes. The west also has its portion
The Oregon trail seems 70 b appreciated
more ana more a. . link between the
III Cflstrap OF the Washington Historical
society, q. II. Hines OF tho Oregon Do
ciety. who originally came to The north
west over the historic trail. end Dax>1
Longmire began on the 1oth % 6eyol
over Il BY horseback from NORTH YAKIMA
into Oregon. These gentlemen ere doing
their part In the conservation Of the glo>
rious tradition Of the Oregon country.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
trict of Coiumbia. The United States Of Amer
lea, Complainant. VS.. Jorge Nelken VALID
berg-Eauity No. 2o476.-The object Of this suit
IL to set aside. vacste and cancel the Judgment
rendered herein on the 2sth day OF April. AID.
1900: namely. admitting the defendant. Jorge
Nelken waidberg. to citizenship. On motion
OF the complainant IL IL this 18th day Of June.
AID. 1910. orderNd that the defendant cause his
appearance to be entered herein on or before
the sixtieth day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal
holidays. occurring after the day of the FIRST
publication Of this order: otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as In case OF default.
WRIGHT. Justice. (Seai.) A true copy. Test:
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk. By F. W. SMITH. As
sstant Clerk. Jy20-1aw.0t
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Atlantic Coast Line

1.-The Standard Railroad OF the South"
Notice.-Time of arrivals and departures -
connections not guaranteed.
4:2O am. daily-Through sleeping ears aD1
coaches TO Jacksonville.
4:o5 pm. as.ly-Through sleeping ears -
Charleston. 8. c.: Augusta. Savannah. Ga: yach-
sonville. Fla: Port Tampa, Fla. flor Hsvansl:
knights Key flor Hayansl. Through eosches =
Jacksonville. CNExCELLED DINING CAR
SERVICE.
9:4o pm. daily-"Palmetto Limited"-Tnrosgh
sleepers to Charleston. s. C.. and wilmingtsA
y G: through coaches to Chsrisston
GEO. p. JAMES. d. r. A.. Washington. d. q
T: c. WHITE. G.: r.: A.: w. J. CRAIG. p. Z.
NJ. Wilmington. Is. @.
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Seaboard Air Line Ry.

1905 An. DAILY-"Seaboard Fast MAIL
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers 20 9svaa-
nah and Jacksonville. Parlor car Jacksonville %
Tampa. Through sleeper to Atlanta. Dining
cars.
TBS PM. DAILf-"Seaboard Express." Blsc-
tricaily lighted sleepers and observati0p car
equipped with ELECTRIC fans. Through service .
mingham and Memphis. Dining cars.
Ticket once, 14is New York ave. NV.
z. A. HARDWOOD. City Ticket Agent.
GEO. z. PHILLIPS. District Passenger Ageat.
r. n RYAN. Cen Pass. Agent. ports0ooUtb Va
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'Lily-rse gwine to . s'prise party -
night, Miss Sally.
Miss Sally-What win you take tor .
Liiy-welI, we didn't carlate on TAX
fus no present. Yo' see. we don't want
to s'prize 'em too much.