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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16

Bags worth to $3.50 at sec
Bags worth 10 $3.50 at S1.ae
Bags worth to $500 at 1926
Bags worth to $3.50 at 1895
Bags worth TO $1,000 at s4e5
Bags worth TO $3.50 at 1885
WHITE CROCHET HANDBAGS
The new white crochet handbags with
cord handles, worth S195; Removal Sale
1925.
$500 HANDBAGS S4.s5
A big assortment Of heather and novelty
bags, one of a kind, all sorts of st7vles
included, values to $500; choice at
S495.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
Removal Sale of Handk'S.
HANDKERCHIFFS s. EACH

Linen and lawn hemstitched handl1er-
chiefs, good sheer quality, worth to Toe
each; Removal Sale sc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
RemoUaISaIe ofNeckweqr

pc NBCKWEAR Toe
splendid lot Of nec1wear, embracing new spring ar
rivals IN stocks Dutch collars and nene collars This
Ilscl1wesr selling regularly to 25c M
Removal Sale .--.---.-- W
Csc NECKWEAR 1ec
Hundreds OF pieces of nec1weaT including spring
novelties in Dutch collars, collar SETS silk maline and
lace bows jabOts etc. In white and colOred ef- q
fleets. Values to CSC; Removal sale ...-..... y
SOC NECKWEAR 25c
This lot offers YOU endless variety of every kind and
style OF neczwesr-sidef rs bows stocks tabs iabots
Dutch collars etc The newest spring ideas IN neckwear
are shown In this lot. Values 70 SOC; Or
Removal Sale .---.-..-.... ......- AOC
75c EECKWEAR 3sc
The newest necCwear styles Tor spring in white ami
soored effects-sde frills. stocks bows, tabs jabots
fielr1s SQUARE collars. chemisettes, etc. On
Values 10 75c: Removal Sale - y y
OTHER NECKWEAR
All ueelvsr aeers into the Removal sale Besides
Fo1- lots noted above, offer
values to 800 st 79c
Values to S150 at csc
Values TO $500 at S1.49
Values to $3.50 at s1.se
IRISH CROCHET NECKWEAR
AN our fine hand made Irish crochet nee9FeaT is also
Offered at Removal Sale reductions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
EXTRA SPECIAL
~ uANDKERFHTFFC 15c

Odds and ends of all-hnen handkerchiefs,
embroidered corner and oOlored border
styles, all nicely hemstitched, worth to
n, Cd, Of chnica &
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01


Gar niht mad - .r blieb Bel feinem
GeIanbten. Nnbern 9ags mahts Der
8Dnis benz 3aren cine @esenpifite, no.
nah bisfsr BEL benz RDnis unb Der aDs
mig gu Mittus fpeifte. Deter perfnhts,
Ieinen @aftgeber ben Shpeben obtpens
big gu MAIDEN. Yer dber meinte, bab
er feline urIahe babe, NIT benz Shtpes
oent0nig gu brehen, aumul oeien
Slid jeBt itart seiunten iei. llub 10
Sog benn 9eter tpeiter gen adrlsbab,
obne einen politiihen Grfpls beim err
iten YreuBentOnig errllneen 5u bdben.
4ll3u bel baben bic gerliner bdmdls
pom 3aren pegen Der aiirse bes
9lufentbaltes niht sefsben, bingesen
mebr i'm Sabre 1717, als iein Iufents
bait lGnosr bauerte unb Iih iein Quars
tier i'm Shlpb Monbijpu befanb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01
tpie ndhprn iih noriifltia.

Gle nabern Iib porlidtig. Sbr
Speifel Lott iid, ie fpetter Ite pororln-
gen. gs lit pirflid Elm slnto, oas am
Honbe oieies einiomeu @eges ltegen
pebIieben lit. lluo nod nlebr: Us ut
Elm Coupe, oelien 2enfapparat I'M
sSnnern angebruht lit.
Wtaoome Souoier bdlt ibrcn Utattn
surid. SSSbre blrh Die auBer9elpobn'
Iide llebereinltIntmlng 5lplinen Der
Grfinbune lmo Der 8irfIidteit &C.
tribte Ginbilbllngsfraft cr5cugt Ill
Ser g9irfIidlfeit Observation-Disclosures.
fraft cr3elrgt III ibr flrhtbore VT
iionen:
,.8cb ni6t bin" iagt tic geprcBt.
Der Observation-Disclosures antlportet
nit erregtcr Gimme: nSerltblge
lid bod. glbcr i'm 8runoe 1T er
nift n,in0er beunrubigt. 8eun er
oas Drama lpirflih poroltsgeeben,
geabnt baben ioQte? SSie Oft ihon ba-
ben iih Shrtftiteller aIs Hropbetell
errpieIenl
gIber BON gigenliebe getrieben, gebt
er peiter. Seine Satin bleibt 5ll'
rid.
o8eb' niht sllbert, ih bite 0id!"
rift tie ibm nad).
Gilbert ipioeritebt ldlper Der SerIr'
dung, ibr 3u gebord)eu. gs lit lelt
iatn, tpie labmenb Die slnglt lit. glbel
pie fann er 5uriidrpeiden? Gr Ddrl
fir iuimer blanliert. ltebriGens ban
belt es It'd pieIleidlt Inn Elm Serbre
den, oas geIiibnt Derben mub.
alopfenoen Ser5ens nahert er lld
Dem @agen llno rafft all ieine Gner
gle suiammen, nm eineu flithtigei
glif ourh ole 6eniterIteibe su lper
fen =.
El5slid fomntt er i'm 2auiihrit
81 ieiner ,Srou 5uriid aui ieinen
erreqten IntIiB ipieaelt iih cine letd)t
Sr0blidfeit. Seine 9lugen gldn5el
nod bon Dem Shauipiel, Das ii
pabrgenoumeu babeu. Sor tnnereu
Saden fait erltifeno. lagt er:
yGs itu0 rpirtli6 5met Berlonel
OarIn - uber es iino feline Seihen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

Waorib mitaetbeiIt, benor er ous ei-
gerttlihe 1elegronm ipeitergob. Der
Dtaorioer aollege ourfte eine lolhe
midtige geahriht ieineut 8enerolbi-
reftor niht porentbalten. Der 8e-
nerdloireftor begob iih i'm 8agen ani
Die sSago nod benl Minilterpraiioen-
ten, unb oas ltngliid mar geiheben.
Ghpas 0erartigeS be5eihuet Der Spa-
nier uls papa nit Dem meiblid,en gr.
tifel. Sa papa heibt: Der 9rei, bic
sSlouie. oerne alio Spraden: el pa.
pa, ell papa, la pApu.
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Saponifae Stubenten.

Sapanif@e Stnbenten.
Srob ibres lebbaften Strebens, bic
ipeitIide Qualification nad3uabmen, bos
ben bic Sapaner fi6 geitrdubt, iih nit
ben Sd6nbeiten Der tluiiifden aittes
ratur befunnt su MAIDEN, bic einen
porpiesenben MntbsiI an Der gr5ie-
bung Der jungen Gurppder bat. Rur
eins gang serinee .3abI Stuoirenber
Der llniDerIitdt Sotio lernen einige
9roden bon Der Ioteiniihen 9rammos
tit, unb tein ein5iger tann 9riehtfh
leien. Or. Sbiping iast in Der oins
oouitdn Aenietp: gaonfusius nirnnlt
bic Stelle plaios ein. unb bic eeiiti9s
IusbilDuns Der iapdniihen Siinger
Der WiiTenihaft bat bel oieIer Inter
i6iebung gang nnb gar nthts 81 aes
pinnsn. 9as Stubium Der hinsltihen
pbilpfopben uno aIaiiiter lit fir Die
!0srer Der nniperIitdt 5otio nur flir
bic uebuns oes 9soGhtnihes BON Ell
nigem Wertbe ginen toitboren 2heil
ihrer .3sit ipibmen Tie benz Ssisn oosr
pislmsbr bem gntSiffsrn ppn Wsrten,
Die in ibeosrapbiiden Sbrift5siben
gsihrisben finp; uno Die aangbarften
Dittiondre bsrshneu Die 3abl oieier
,3eihsn auf minoeitens 5O.00o!" -
Der llnterrift an Der sroBen jdpanis
f6en llniperiitdt piro iibrigsns nit
Sohbrud betrieben Die Stubenten
beIuhen pDhentli6 burhIhnittlih 20
9orleiungen, uno Der 8r. 3brDing bat
junge 2eute getannt, bic feds Stunoen
t1glif3 Yortrdse ibrer prufeforeu bot
ten; oiss 9erfahren lieb ibnen uur luss
mig 3eit sur 9ettiire uub npd ipeniger
gum bdusIthen Stupium, CUR Reflss
rion bss gebortsn. Die jungen Sapas
nsr osben 10 polltommen in ibrsn Stu=
bisn aui. oab es nidt nothis 1T, Tie
auberboIb Der umfnfunssmauer. bic
bic fiinfsig 9ebdubs Der uniperfitdt
| umi6liebt, elmer itrengen ueberDos
huno Su unterperfen. Die erobte
3abl Der Stubenten lsben in ben drms
| fen 9isrtsln 5otioF, unoere Isben se.
| meiniam in pripaten aonoiitsn, mo
| fie fir Wobnung unb Rahruns ni3t
msbr ais ettpa $3.50 fir ben MOnat
| sablsn. 8isjeniosn uuter ibnen, bic Ell
nsn jdbrIihen mWedieI" bon $3.50 BON
ibrsr 5omilie erbuItsn. sslt.n unter ihs
rem aommilitioner fiir aroiufs. -
Sm Sabre 1916 pdren bic gnelonber
iiberSsugt, bdb bic grofsHorsu Dor
Cambridge unD Crforo Die Shla6t
BON materloo eeponnen bdtten. 0of
piel nlebr Grunb bnben oi. Sapansr,
einmiithig bic toitbaren 9ieuite on5u.
srtennen. bic i'm Wanbihursisari.s'
bic Qer3te unb gbirurgen ibnen gslei'
ftst babsn, bic aus Der meoisiniiher
glbtbeiIung Der liniptrFtdt gOtio se'
oangen fino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01
ecb. G ID cm aGta

Erb. & % N .hEg
aeliebte Ciaitin bon 2reS aaiitrs, i'm aItr
pon 20 9obreil, q DtrHaien uIie 3 2u1eH.
IaS qeidcnbcganeuIb itFfcl ldlt an, Jfetiag.
ben 3 9,ai. IN. SO uht Gad.;Tiage hciH
= -ranerhduie au5. &c s2g 5'rpdewap. r.rd.i
um 2 tibr s,dcbaiIl aes nc ICy Si.'en Iru'
IbeE BrpiciinIiiIldseH siEdbe. aH AalHtn Glrd'
BE- saiid,eH GdieI urb 9;cinieT EiTaGe Gin
I raueT9niiesoicHii abdcha.iCn ipto. WJSa
lsrtAaee tJ;Edii eirtclalen iiro. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01
1akpb Ganfmanll.

C,ntic prn Suuifa aGnfrlapn. eeb. SaeEs. IN
fsiuem ~. srhenssaIrs. Gin ziarergeiiee'
sicait Iiuirt faii i'm 1toncibanic. Ac. lslS
Queen Gin apeHne am GcI i'eriiag, ben z.
Uaai sifr ubr stud ,a,iiups. iprru 5tennos
lno Bcrfuunoie boiItdit eiHqelahen iiHo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

e,arp am IS. stsul 1912. nm i2 &c ip'


in, sfItsr rrit ee saLrcii. Gie s'ccrbianng tin'
bet iiait om Mitipoh, ben l.. DAT. aEi x 22.5
l.br Nanmlttaes, bum ItausrbrEle 30 s.'J
Sine Girake, aus SUI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01
NORDDEuTsCHER LLOYD.

SsunpE, Esris, BteMeu
Grnret.fyatrtsH. 9ieHi!ngs, 10 u5r gcrm.
eaiier s5iIlclm Asr 8rlb RAT
strouprinscfiin 9ecIlie. ............ LA Raj
slbiabrirn GcHHeriines 10 ubt 9orm.
ccrigiu quIle. ........ ............. G;ai.
WrinS .yrieorih sRI.bsIRf..... SoHliac ~. a7ai
george gsa.hinaieH. Sdusiina, j.. Etai.
sHTeneH birGf.
9am 6tbraiiar, Atgitr, Pfapd aut Gtuua.
Ghfn5ri eorftnas IL uhr Bcrrt
sacria Gilbert. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W2n:
Sriesrica Ger oEe.......-,..........25 Lat.
%Sali nj ut In NiaieTk all.
unabhansias. lin. b iss 9iisst.Ianrrn Sgfs
gcliiulors. .NreHien htreft, eiue alntfs( IL D.
GauIptsr leefH Wl3iippf
ygasritr's dhe6s aalfis in ser san9H Esli.
EeIrtms x &C., 0fu.sassusen,
Srsatnan Stem grrf.
HoeHieu 'iir 9tueinnan:
gernlar asfiouaI EGrf; Tirii satfsHri Bant
g. uub GssInat SirGbs. 1eftsru Uumsn Nanf;
s7-ss Sft atests efrrhs: hria6fon W<rn,nr
Narf Sarripr nnt GtIcrc'n sfses. Rroc ben
eabtnas q Trufi as.. 7. unb etns efr. tel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

1iurb ON sG1n.aa ben 90 1rriI 1852, nm
!; . 80 ilhr Bor,uiiiaas. nnisr iHniait aeietifr
Gaiic Saier, gruotl, Sdwlegstpalrs Hno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

seliebie Satin hon Srieori6 q. onlon. I'm us
Ter ben 90 sattcn in iErct ssobahIla. x .is
Got,ihern slrennc M. =inJniH. 1ic feit Sts
EieereigLua t5iro tpuiet tei1ilni aenleri. ~
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"a arp Gafisns.

ziarb am Gienf;as, ben &c sirril lSi2. an
10 ubr Bermliiaas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

siarb am Gicuilaa ten 20 srtil 1912,
%dsfis 2 utt ~ ittcr gsrhrLng, S. 1854
saIgfIofp GiTubc Di. stilbaTH. untcrt innlai..
Geliebie Diliter, StTleeermaieE. wr0satnIisr
Iro EGfpeflrr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

I'm alter pcn &c Sdbieit II WicEafen nno Y
Iecb r.it gIam.ampl. Etc gcsrtiSinie fir'
Sci ftatl am 9fi:iiped. ttn I. aEais RodsfnIi.. .
teps i'm ~. I'll, baHs 2Tcnibauis. TIC. az al
ct gInir Sfrate nls, irueu scrinaHeie nAo
Ereunbe btflidlit einselaten ftlb BIN
3o1 Ten fraurrutta SiuhrbIssbeHeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

rtarb am ernutde. ben 2s. arriI 1912
gaclmtitaas 4 ihr. Iifier ecItebier 'Scbu, Sau
fer ftuh <f1fpfucr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01
marp Witbhing,

pcJ. cHnttIcE
IN gfier tsn - Srbren aHh 9lorateH. ii.
s'eesslau iinfs ilnil am G't1nciilaa een
uloi. Hnomtl,na5 IN, uhT. pcm zroreihauf
aus, pu'u 2druoneis ure 5renr6e ahgte peifs'
u Goli5 ttiilthii CtHaciotta iiab kan
Ten uaEen ban :,intttbiicstuta.
s2nmu're fanfi, Tu cute Nlniier.
Tie Til ans batI io aelttbil
40. III piiil uiis pnbI hsrfe ttH,
2IeuH mir habeu lid beirlibt
sd I'll Fni.s icei ngcTiiauhcrl
1gaHdj' tdrere. tnrte Sinuhen.
saai:ilcu Tag uro iadiide Eacf
s,afi I'll III Ediucr ,en 5EGGtic1t.
St1HstGii huii Tn Jie ctitcpen
Hclue Gfiirtfst-. Eciue al0eeH.
sic Der ~ce 1s.H Etnac t,iff.
Srd petutiicn uir It'd H:di. 10
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

2 atiidler tlHtftate.
nHaS-Errsia.
Ter asiigiieDeru sur
a.nsfgi.ti, fab ssraoec
syg.ebria, Ecbn pfsisregR
n. 1tc 9.cerbiaana fln.
bgi Iictt an ajl.iiRe.t
hadnmllaa I'M Z llbr
bpns ItoGsibanfc aRs.
gro 9.lsge Cir.
AHerft Itfdnfr, Tgsf.
mnenis Mmann, zeir.
~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

eiarb om 2ieniiae, ben &c. sIpril 1872, ~
S llbr Nbenos,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01
Tentidler 9,iunier.9erein.

Ienfid|er IIunier-HeTetn.
Die arlielstber cEsgsa asegeiMS .,ps biermif
freuHDlitu eriiRti. ncsH observation-disclosures os0
on %. eiEtll Iislz beyflcrbsnsH 4ienlsgs No.
q. ELnm hyHle s'anEitiaa nEf Esk lttr ffSn
1rnasTtallis. &c. 2zTo Sane xsraw ciis rs54
Sch.fss6 tess.apr tasn
5efb. Nttees, Rraf.
gpHE nraarT. EeGs ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

lgtu autes gsdbceH fir isific 1arsa,'
belt IN ciner icinen Snm.lc. Stat ~. 20.
Saperre. gilbert BIC. 6eaenhles Goie,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

anrIheu: .pnpn, fiir tpelme Qeiste
iino eioentti6 bic gsn6ffnf6s3-
sGar ais xagsoi1be!.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-07-05

get player, was put into the shor,
stop position but he couldn't dc
very we'll. Two Froid fellows
played with Cuibertson part of the
game and did good work.
Anderson OF Froid got a home
run, Huston Smith and Dempsie
both beat out three. .baggers. Slette
and Dempsy lined out one Tor two
bases. Slette famed 10 men,
Flora 6.
Next Sunday Medicine Lake will
play on the Culbertson diamond.
The Lakers have a strong team
and are going to do all they can to
win. Turn out to see the game.
Admission 25c. Ladies free.
Two or three of the Junior team
will try for the big team next year.
You want to see these fellows in
action.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-07-05
Junior Base Ball Team

The Culbertson JUNIOR team
played the Froid Juniors las, Sun
day and were beaten 2 to 1 The
game was exciting. Each team
had won game and both teams
strove to win the second Of the
series. The first game was played
at Froid and the town whose name
is the French word for cold got the
biggest score. Later a return game
was played here and Froid was
beaten easily.
Culbertson played short Of two
regular players. Forsyth, the reg
ular pitcher, did not come, Arthur
Chandler could not get away and
Al. Jacobs was out of town. Olives
Slette threw for Culbertson and
seeing that il was his first game be
did real well. Sharkey, our mid.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-07-05

There Catarrh this section Of the country
than all other diseases put together unt the last
few years supposed To be incurable For q great
many years doctors pronounced Il local disease and
prescribed local remedies and by constantly falling
to with local Treatment pronounced t mcurable.
Science has proven Catarrh 10 BE- dis
and therefore requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by r. J. Cheney
A Co. Toledo Ohio s the only Constitutional cure
the market. II II taken Internally IN doses from 10
drops TO teaspoonful. II acts directly the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any CASE u falls TO Send
for circulars and testimonials.
Address r. J. CHENEY CO. Toledo. Ohio
Sold by Druggists. Tsc.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipatiou.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-07-05
BROKE HER LEG
hrs. S. l.. Otis Meets with an
Accident While Visiting at
the Nugent Residence

Mrs. S. L. Otis, a former resi-
dent OF Culbertson but now resid.
ing with her eldest son in the State
OF Washington, met with q severe
accident Tuesday night. resulting
in the breaking of her left leg be-
tween the knee and the thigh.
Mrs. OTIS has been back here on
visit for the past month with rel.
atives aud friends, and was VISIT
ing Mrs. Nugent when the accident
happened. She was about to re.
tire, and as the lamp had been ta-
ken from the room a few moments
before, Mrs. Otis in some manner
opened the door into the cellar
stairs instead OF the one into the
hall and tumbled to the bottom.
DIR. Collinson was called and set
the broken leg and took several
stitches in cut over one OF her
eyes.
Some years ago Mrs. Otis broke
the same leg just little below the
place where it is now broken and
1t IS only recently that she has
been able to walk without a cain.
She is now 70 years old, and il will
probably be long time before she
RECEIVERS. She has the sympathy
OF all in her affliction.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-07-05

ton, the farmers. business men. and every
body else rejoiced over the rain on accoun,
Of the great good il was to the growing
crops. Every one was cheerful and happy
and delighted in seeing the rain pour down,
counting the day of celebration well lost by
the addition to their addition to their in
comes at harvest time.
In the evening the rain ceased for while
and about dark the streets were gay with
FIRE works. and later the dance in the Opera
Hall was well patronized.
There will be something like 5000 left Of
the money raised IN Culbertson for the
Fourth, and this will either be returned
pro rata to the donors or used in getting up
a harvest home festival at a later date.
Those who contributed will. of course. de-
eide what shall be done with this fund.
None Of the committees had met up to
the time of going to press, but from infor-
NAL talks with some of them it would ap-
pear that number favor having a special
big day in Culbertson some time in August
or September. with ball games. races and
other sports-perhaps a flying machine.
However. this will come up later.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-07-05
IT RAINED
Culbertson's CelebratiOn Practi-
cally Stopped by Torrents
Of Rain In Forenoon

Preparations for the biggest and best
Fourth Of July celebration that ever was
held in Culbertson practically came tc
naueht yesterday on account of rain. About
seven in the morning the clouds began
dropping their accumulated moisture which
continued at intervals all day. Shortly af.
ter noon the sun came out for time and
the streets were thronged with people. bu,
the mud prevented any of the sporting
events being pulled of. About 5 o'clock
p. N. another heavy downpour came on
putting the finishing blanket on the day.
About hundred people from Williston
arrived here on the skiddoo at o:o5 a. m.
They got OF the train in the rain and most
Of them staid in the depot until No. came
along an hour and half later. when they
all went home again.
As the rain started in Poplar before train
time about hundred from there who had
made preparations to come to Culbertson.
including the ball team decided to stay at
home.
Despite all the discouragements several
hundred people were here for the day,
many of them being from the South Side.
having started on their journey long before
the rain.
While the day was spoiled as celebra-
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Makes the Nation Oaso.

The awful list Of injuries on Fourth ol
July staegers humanity. Set over aeains,
Il. however. is the wonderful healing. BY
Bucklsn's Arnica Salve. Of thousands. vhe
suffered from burns. cuts. bruises. bullet
wounds OF explosions. It's the quick heal
sr of eoils. ulcers. eczema. sore lips OF
piles. asc At Valley Drug Ssors.
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Catholic Services

Father Hennessy will hold services at
Plentywood Ist Sunday of each moath
Bainville and Sunday OF each month
Culbertson 3rd Sunday of each month
Medicine Lake 4th Sunday of each month
At Mondak and Fairview when there is I
5th Sunday in the month.
Father Hennessy makes his home at Cul
burtson.
The other missions viz: Antelope. Froid
Redstone. Outlook. Scobey and Brocktos
will be attended on veak davs.
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TRAIN KILLS MAN
T J Coffman Meets Terrible Death
While Apparently Asleep on
His Speeder on Main Line

Last Sunday night T. ]. Cof
man. foreman of the line gang
of the Western Union Telegraph
Co., was killed about two mile:
this side Of Nashua by the fas,
mail. The man has been in thi.
vicinity with his crew for several
weeks, and it was his custom
while working near Nashua, tc
come to Glasgow on a speeder.
He came into town Sunday and
took in the ball games, and al
about ten o'clock that night start.
ed for Nashua on the speeder,
against the protests of some of his
friends here, owing to the fact tha,
he was considerably intoxicated;
but he said he had made it before
after drinking as much as he had
this time, and that he could do i,
again. He was sighted by the en-
gineer Of the fast mail Just this
side of Nashua. and the speeder
was standing still while Coffman
was apparently asleep, leaning for
ward on the handlebar, but as he
was just around a curve it was i'm
possible to stop the train before
striking him. About the only
thing that was not demolished in
the accident, was two gallon Jug
OF whiskey that he had on the
speeier with him, which was
knocked off to one side and was
picked up without any
OF 1t having been spilled. The
body was brought into town and
word Of the mans death was tel
egrapbed to the Western Union
headquarters in Salt Lake City, and
a telegram was Immediately re-
ceived IN reply, to hold the bcdy
and care for it pending further in
Later a telegram was
received from brother in Caliior-
MIA. ordering that the body be pre-
pared Tor shipment to his former
home in that state.
The BODY OF Mr.. Cofman was so
b idly decomposed by Wednesday
afternoon that Undertaken Peterson
Was compelled to bury the same in
the Glasgow cemetery. The body
vas so badly mangled that it was
impossible to embalm it properly. |
{ had been held with the intention |
IT shipping it to southern Califor-
'ia on the receipt OF proper instruc.
ions from friends living in that
tate, but Mr.. Peterson did not
eel warranted in forwarding the
'ody on the instructions from the
odd Fellows lodge in the deceased
ome town. However, in all
'robability, arrangements will be
nade by the local lodge here to
AXE up the body and ship It to
within the next week or
o. Rev. ]. c. Walker of the M.
;. church, conducted a short fu-
eral service over the remains at
ne time they were inferred Wed
esday afternoon.-Valley County
Iews.
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