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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-18
stratr6ii6e &annrsicBerriru.

2tomiraI @erpera's erpartete 8efpes
gungen. - Die in 9(usii6t ftebenoe
Seei9la6t an Der &iiite @uba's.
0ui 6ington, .. g., II. Mai.
- De I9on geitern angege6en, begt
man ieBt i'm 6lotten0epartement Die
9Offnung, p1B bus iplniI6e @eI4paz
Der unter benz QlDmirdl @erpera BON
Den9eI9paDern Des QlDmiruls Sampz
i'm unD bes Commodore 'S9leD in bic
@nge getrieben unO gu einem Sample
ge8punqen tperOen ntrD. 9lomiral
@erpera ffeint Die 8epegunqen Tetnes
@ei6po0ers auf @runo elmer &a6els
farte ppn 0eitinoien pOr3unehmen. I'm
10 bsitGnoio in @srbinoung nit isiner
3egisrunq blei6en gu fDnnen. 9es=
pagen i6eint er BEL Martinique dngez
laufen gu Iein; bort erbielt er 3tpeifelsz
obne BON ieiner Ragierung umfdiienbe
SSnitruftionen uno ale gepiinI6te
4ustunft.
Oer 1pdnttd1e NDnllrdl M DdDrz
Tfeinlic6 duf 8runD Der i6m Oorliegen=
cen &Q6elturten gu Dem @nti6luB ges
tOmmen, ouB er in Der 3Ipei Sage nG6er
ais N1urtinique 3u @u6a liegenoen
pt6tigen Solicitation WilemitaO bon
MaDrio aus ii6er Die 8epegungen oes
umerifaniIfsn @eidpaoers untsrriGz
tet perDen fonnts, pbRe 8sTdbr gu Iluz
fen, auf feinDli6e Sdiffe gu itoBen.
Wenn @srp4rd Gurdtdo DerlGBt (tpds
er i6on getban 6aD, muB er brett uuf
lie cu6lniIfe &iiite 5uitsuern. Die
ein5ige ibU often itefenDe MOgli4teit
lit, an Der centralameritanii6en uno
merifaniiGep 9uite Bis gum Yucatdn=
&dnal binduf8ufabren, I'm an elmer
(5UrtieRaHa iiebe 3. Seitc.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-18
Die Sniur9enten iollen
g} q mil q Il iirmen.

u( IT. q u u l Ill { IL.
Nepz0ort, II. Widi. - Gtner
Spe5ialDepei6e aus 9Ongtpng 5utolge
lit &pniul Wilpman BON Der &oDloonz
8ui, pobin er ben SnIurgentenfiibrer
4guiraIbo Il. Isin r&abinet" an 8oro
Des Odmpfers rSugb Wlt@uaoa
brd9te, no6 6ongfong 3uriidgetebrt.
Sin arrangement lit getroffen porDen,
laut peIGem bic SSniurgenten g}antIa
itiirmen iolen.
Die 0epeI6e fiigt gu, es fei abIOlut
notbpenbig, puB iOfort mebr @4tffe
unb NlanrIGdften Dem 4omirdl De
rep gu 9ilfe gei4idt piirotn.
Neueres ppn ben g 4iltPpt~
mem.
6Ongs&Ong, II. U2ai. - Der
ioeben nit 400 6li6tlingen, gr0Btenz
t6eiIs G6ineIen, BON Munild angez
tpmmene 0umpfer n@smeralOa"
bringt bic 9la6ri6t, baB Ii4 Die umez
ritaniI6er 8reu3er nGoncoro" unO
ySoitDn" nab Slptlo begeben iouen,
pp prompte &apituIation urO 3uriidz
eroberung bes nit &oblen befradteten
uncertainties S9iffes nSaranac" erz
pdrtet tpirp.
Die 8lodaoe pon Mdnila pirb Iehr
itrenq aufre9t er6alten. Wls9rers
frembe @6iFfe iirb pGbrenO Der IsBs
ten pddr Sage dbgetpieTen poroen.
Die SnIurgenten erpeiien It4 als
nubloie @er6iinbete fir ben 4omirdl
0efpe1. Sic Iinb unter Iih ielbit uns
einiq, unb bic 9Glfte berfelben min lie
Der gu ben Spaniern balten, ais 5u ben
Qmerifanern. 0as Nrfenal gu GaOits
nurDe leer aufgefunOen. OberIt N}iz
quel BON Der 2trtiQerie beging Serbfz
moro, als er fanb, 0aB feline W2unitiOn
por6dnoen mar.
Generul<@apitGn 2(u9uIti bsmii6t
Iicb, bic 3e6susn gu perI06nen, unO
bat i6nen oiele 3ugeItdnDniIIe gemd6t.
Der Gr36iI9of BON Wfanild iagt in
einem DON 8. D. Nlts. batirten 9irtenz
briefe:
nGbriiten, bsrt6eibigt Guren 8lauz
ben qeqen bic 8sBer, pelde Cure unz
fter6lid:n Seelen perbsr6sn. pas 8olt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-18
Nus 9abaua.
Die gefangenen umeritdniihen 3eiz
lungs Gorreiponoenten. - Sbre
8efreiung nod ni4t uuBer 6ruge.

DIE 9etd1t9enen dmerttdntl9en Set
lungs GorreiponOenten. - Sbre
8efreiung nod ni9t uuBer 6ruge.
6aDuna. II. 0}ai. - Der fran
50iiI6s &reuser r0u6ourbieu" ging
geItern nit elmer 2(n3abl frdn30Iii4sr
6lii6tlinge an 8oro BON bier na4
9apti a6.
@snerulcupitGn 8lunco 6at ben8orz
i9lag Der ameritaniI9en Regierung in
9e3ug auf ben QustuuI9 Der bier in
6dft beftnbli6en 8Ipet umerituniI6en
3eitung5 GorreIponOenten gesen 8lpei
bon ben Qlmeritanern gefun9ene Of
fi5iere na9 Nfaorio ii6ernlittelt. @ine
2tntport lit nod ni6t eingetroffen.
0epeften aus porto 8ico beitGttgen
Die gfu4ri4t, oaB Der ameritanii6e
3eitung5 Correspondent 5reemdn
6alitedD, tpel6er bei'm Photographic
rem Der 5eitungsperte BON San oSuun
ertappt tpurbe, bur6 Elm &riegsgeri9t
gu neunid6riger 9uft Derurt6eilt NOR
Den lit.
2tus Garoenus nirD gemeroet, oaB
Die Satin uno Spdter zines GootIen
an 8pro Der ameritanii6en S3iFfe
pd6renb oes tiir3Ii6en 8ombdrbe=
ments- pon garbenas in iener Stdbt
bur9 bic umerifaniI 8runaten gez
tODtet tpurben.
6eute Na6mittug tpuren Iie6en omez
rttaniI9e &riegsIdiffe Dor benz 6ieIiz
gen 6afen in Sidt, unD es pertautets,
OaB Die ipaniide 5Iotte unter GOmiruI
Serbsrd na9 einem dmeritdniI9en
9dfen unterpegs lei, um Oeniel6en gu
6ombarbiren. 8eri4ieDene @efedte
5piI6en ben Syniurgenten unD Spaz
riern, in pel6sn Die QeBteren Iiegten,
Deroen beri6tet.
W1an muntelt bon einem beDorItez
6enDen abermaligen .4usfau" Der bisz
iigen fpanii4en 6lotille.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-18
Slm Oic ANamfcbaft ieincr 0lOtte.
g8ie lt6 baS panil6c Sap &erbe GelGpooer I'M
Sampfe balten ipQ.
Sn1ammem1esums Oes memen 1pamtf@en aabinets.

Sn moOO H6r gefdpO 8sr8una Ipantsr goffon
in g2ep gOrf - Rspiialin mp4n Sin 5riit ari8sf8fF
gum sd5uBe britfsn SntsrsTsn nod P6fppnn 5n
5Iolo bsorOert. - Die 5niurgnsn ouen angs6d Munila
firmen 5 SIR gBrt6 8unOesgeno1en Iebr fra8lid
Me6r Gommentare Hbr GbamberIain's ReOe-
Sn 9eutI4anb bat man feline gange
Maprtb H. Mu Der g66rOe gu Barcelona 1T gse6r sr;t
Die Ibu6rt oer gr0Berer ipandn 0amp neI u 6uif
&ru3r nuB perOn 0nnsn Dem oor9n 9n nif msb
fottn.
gOmiruI eerOera. 8fe66a paniden mefno
ifsn 8spdern bB o Sap 9eros Snn abu6r fogeno
QOrefe bic NRannfata Ieiner 6tffe:
y1ad ojd6rigsm Sample unIerer
OdngnB nube prOen QuonO erd 1}onaJtn
beenb bun Qmer Die Re6eaer MIDI unHB bGte amer
tdnfe Guon mari oIs eno6 oaB lie our ibre 5ngun Oa 3
t9res G6rge8es ntd n tonne baB Die cu6one 8qn
be3u unOridt Moe b8unn un9eredtn 8rg
meIen bic gsge7tte au8upe;n @panjn poQte nn 8ri9
Ssin 8aen Denies une R9sng geuno4Ges e onnte
pbne Die S6tag Ru;On gu OerlBen uen bic gmerdne
Gbr9ei8 unerIdttd7 it, OOen mmer T4eBit 8or
ROge 2anO pds BON SPanen nit @oumus an Der SpB enbt
8orpdr ao in ben 9ro az pedsm mir ou merias 6noen
g6rgei3 ge3pungsn QaB Oo 6tati 3in
@panier alter 3 unersm Rsf unb @srtrauen ouf @o
peer ME elmer gereen Sade RUdn 6n er eg
DerIs6sn S rau CUR 0is3ipln gu ermabnn
pd9no Der feds Monae pedn Sbr meinem 8e6R fn1et
bate t trIade Sud gu b8IGpUnfe. Qud 6raude Sud rjd
CUR 9pinbufn @rfuaung Gur 9fr unD nod peniger gum mub
n Sample uuufurbern. y6r eio Spuni 1T qenugno
QBenn i Sud- bic @6at fibre 10 ertrauen au Sure Off
er bic gOn gu9n uuf Sud gert no piro Gn OaB
Oas feutigs Spansn bas Spannn aaer 3eten 1T.
Gs lebe @punien! G5 lbe Der &0n8 Gs 6 Die 80n8nrgnn"
(8e3ednsf Gerpera"
fg 8Idtter bebaupen in Rsporf ein nu Spunien befmm
8refe ioqa uId pede QD6pupe enben unge6an
rt0rt Die qrTe foroert Die panit gerung au 8eprsT
lien ergrein uno bic 9oiufn Qmtan in Spunin bag
ndbmen.
Ginr beue 4bnO erfolgn o3iDen Qntuno9unq u piro
&a6inst pafrIhni aus OgenOn erren bm: Pemiermn
9raTeOe5 Sa9af Ner uspGrt9nSnOr 2eOn @auo
&riegsminier 2eutenan @orreo Wrnemer 8 Qomra
Butler 3opnidmrt Snor 8ama3o indnminifer Snor g. 9ug
GERBER Mnf Snnern SenOr s. st. GapDepOn Suf8miner GenO
6. @rOarO ifer be8 1nsrrts @snOr 8Omero 9irOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-18
S6arfc SepcibeirG Genimr cim9efilbrt
slle uncertainties Sa6el9etQlAaften elmer itren9eren
Gpntrple uneripDrfer.
sas s'ueite tpaniIde seI6'uaOer lit gSeit- SnOie".

Ode6 ion pirfl dnqefommen Ten gBenn adrN1 Gtgt
10 purb bic panid 6lottnfGr in amfanten @epGTn
5rsen at gIei9ommen MubmaBungen ub Oe46fdten Der
Spanier. Sin eines amerttaniis 5abr8ug IO1 BEL Cur
Oenus burcb cine 5orpbozGrpOiOn 5er9mettert porpen
ein = 44t3ebn Weni4en babel umgetommsn.
Nit berORanila= 6 gpeDition bapert INNER noa
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Wid)tise Mittbeilnns. 49,
Baltimore Sampfs y a cfetsG ompaanie.
CIo Ban 3iuc.

gis oui fpeitere Ro5ridbt iuerotH bitSdmpfrr Der
yClb gab Sine" ole mad bcm SaotR bcs
fimmteu 5ra5teu am Bier Tr 10. 9isbt=
Strubtn =98er c, entotetn nsbmen.
G6rblib esbenbe Gareos peroen on Der 98trftt Der
m d. ants unD Mtiners' Sruug=
portations Comp" am iSuBe Der % #.
sans =9toeuue ocanOet.
9afaoisr Sampitr ptrbtn pis etpObuli6 na6
bem rseuldren Gabrplaus obubrtn uno Grabt= unO
9aiiueitr gsi6rosrune,n n,rOtu pbne Sers
s5eeruue srtOlgcn.
Snc. Y. gberwope, GSiniam Ranenn,
@ene raIz zSti5dftsfubrer. GensraIsSrottt: unb
13OO BGasiers A9ent
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Sin Fran30iiFGesRriegsIaiff tpabrz
l4einIi6 nsr n9tomiial RigauIt be Sc
nouiQp," iit BON San Suan be 9orto
Rtco bier eingetroff:n.
Curacao, II. Mai. = Man bsrs
mut3et, DAB ii9 bic FpaniTfS 5lOtte
1eBt an Ger &iiite BON 8snsSueIa Obsr
Ter Ser. Stauten bon Colombia befinz
bet. g&ur Elm Sbeil Der 55lotte ourfts
bier einIdufsn, um Qe6ensmittel, 8o6z
len uno 8ie6 gu taufsn.
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ST. James SDnr6unR,

Gtfe BaItintpreffrasc une poituflice Npenur.
Baltimore, 2, BEN 30. NprI SSS.
Sic am l. giGI iduiqtn reqemdfI1eH SWltu poH
pfcr NrD;cut meroeH uoH DiputGg, Den o. N(nL GI
entmeber bddr uusbeSaht Uoer ocH 3epoitorcu IN
ibreH 2uderu lut QcitTebsu, uHo trdaeH Damn SIHeH
ipie auorre Gepuiteu. z tauts= uEO StGotitenerH
neroeH ron Der SGUt beSah,t.
9iou MIR on n.roeU ole labrlld)tn .SnleH crci uHB
ciu bath 9rUIcHt betrdgeu.
S}m &Uftrage oes GlreltorlumS
(gpr3O,1DitJ 0clurtb Bees. 8drer-
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Steben3e6n MenI6en follen babel umz
getpmmsn fsin. - 8a9r79einli3
bcru6en Die 9srU9te auf einem
SSrrtbum.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-05

port for duty at once. Am 81 years old.
For further inquiry | will refer YOU to
DIR. McDougald, of Lealet; o. j. Spears.
of Ellington. DR.. McGeegan, of Fay
ettevile, has instructed me to write yop.
and if this is not drawn in proper shape.
please send blank properly filled"
G.. o. Mercer, of Richardson: Il take
this method to tender my service in de.
fence of the honor of our country,
should the same be needed
II. NJ. Groom, of Burgaw: Il write
TO offer you my services in case of war
with Spain, and will raise two comDan-
les in this county-one white and one
colored. If my own services are needed
in The field. | am ready to go"
W. II. Sykes. of Snead's Ferry: I'm
case of war between the United States
and Spain, | hereby tender You my SER
vices. | would prefer heavy artillery.
but will serve wherever wanted
VIM. NJ. Walton, .Jr.; II wish to vol
unteer just as soon as possible. Would
prefer to go to the front as convenient.
Am nineteen years old five feet and ten
inches tall. weigh one hundred and forty
five pounds. ] am yours 10 command. -
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mention some.
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NO CURE NO PAY.

That Is the way all druggists sell
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TON
&c for Chills and Fevers and all forms
of Malaria. 1t is simply Iron and Quin
inc in a tasteless form. Children love it.
Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseat ting
tonics. Price. zoe.
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!. c. B1RDSONG. Adjt.

On the limbo of the nineteenth CEN
fury, nothing can possibly occupy or
take the place of Grape tobacco as it will
make it's debut to centuries to come.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-05

When in doubt ask for Trio, it is the
best tobacco made. Manufactured by
The Dalton Farrow Co., Winston, n. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-05

Nothing cures aches and pains az
quick as Goose Grease Linimcnt. Guar
anteed by all druggists.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-04-05
TIME EXTENDED.

The time for taking measures for uni
Forms has been extended to April Sth
Cross & Linehman will take your meas.
ure. Amount for uniform must be paid
on or before April 10th. Yours.
\. +. STRONACH.
Commander
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-13
Steamer Senator. June -, -

S1coLc- Scl4sOl- - Q-c ~,
This L our fifth day out and the frs,
| have felt Ike writing. We expect 70
arrive al Honolulu about Friday aooc-
Some o. the boys were seaSscx before We
go- olf Of the Golden Gate Mention :
made of tie burial ot Nj G-id-s, spo-
ken OF II another lette--,h- body being
lad OF canvas and the canvas covering
se1ezi tight sack o. sand fastened 10
ms feet and tins consigned 10 the depth
u the sea
This boat vas built for coaster and l.
overloaded by about aS ren-
VII La Ea- has the measles
We dout expect 10 get back before
Isa.
ABOUT the heat, bur II don't bother NE
yet
We arrived here lHonoInlni las, night,
June and were welcomed by native
band which came out 10 meet Is II 4
tug. We were anchored II the bay III
this morning. came 10 doek about 8
o'clock and are making arrangements 70
60 ashore for snort tine The natives
are al good swIGmsrs- and native boys
are swimming around the boat diving
after money.
The natives lock ike The American
Indians and all SPEAK the American
language
The city has 5a.OD inhabitants. and a
good may o' them Americans
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-13
our SasS.zy Laws.

Ed JoCESAL--Lst Sunday. II con-
tormi-y With the Presidents proclaus-
tlon rh- LOYAL people gave thanks 20 tie
Lord for his blessings upon our usuor-
or and and OF sea II this time Of var.
Nov 80 bills posted announcing =
boxery dance with games and al kinds
ot ret-eshuelts foc ne1t Sunday II this
city, Ehich would be II Violation % the
law Of our state. and rrauphnE upoI
tie Lords connsrdusnt. EsntoDly pro
vosIzc his wrath. which even night be
visited upoc oCr OWE Cox
Dancing. ball playing. shooting oo
Sunday and al scbeues Q; Ho-=y max
IEgby Illegal practices ought 70 b- stop
p-d - Once-
Ttoe- that Do not Ike our laws are a.
liberty 70 20 70 Spain Tie loyal p-o-
PIE Of this city are eo-11lsd 70 Sunday
Of peace and quiet .s provided By lsN.
Sc section o-S5. compiled statutes Of
Nebraska q ls
TIE mayor has tie power 70 entorce
the Aw-
II = hls sxorn duty 10 Do 60 and q
g. old veteran cur he1orabae MAYOR
Knows II = cova-ily 70 shirk a duty.
h Z SeouzT
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-13

Last Thursday night T. P. Bushnell
having h+en warned that there would b-
AZ attempt made 20 rob tk= grave II
which his child had been buried vent "a
ths cemster! about IISl, accompanied
By bus SCI There xzs ole-korse va
Eon near the lorth~@, corner Of TIE
cemetery and mzn near by showed up
who proved 70 De a weIlkncvr old resi-
dent Of the city Who sad ne vas there
20 get grass About al ho1r and halt
after that two NEE we're se~n walking
around IN the vicsnIty Of the child-s
grave They evidently we're hShte0ed
al some noise they heard and ran B1sh-
nsl sent two shots after theu- ba1 they
escaped IN the darkness There are
tactz enough to Justify most thorough
Investigation
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-13

HGesulp June

noeffG4l. June - 90
En- JccKyAI-We arrived N Pcrs last
night and have hsd- 50 fa-. very agree
able crip. fOr most o; Us
Bat NE vii1essed a very sad afair the
2lss- the bursA Of SexI Ge<iies of Co. c
The poor fellox vas SEX before coming
% board and expired on the morning
OF the 3lst- After the body vas sevei
II canvas and heaviy weighted II w4s
slld over the ral sincerely hope TIN.
viii De The only occ.sioc Of the hnd xe
VII see With the exception Of q few
cases of measles. all are xelL
We are all ANXIOUS 20 90 ashore bet
do nos know Il We shau Be permitted 10
do 50 nere . q large croEd around
the dock, natives, and also quite q num-
bec Of Americans.
Oar ship. the Senator. has 90 hoard
llO nec, entirely TOO many uen FOX
comfort
Do Rot know how long Sc viii .sua.n
here bu, do no; suppose very icns, ss
the loaiing OF the ship j. h-eic1 rushed
a f.s; as possible
The bicycle l. sen here almost as
often ss II ColEubCs- The dusky mad
ems appreciate the wheel a nah ss
lhsir tairer sisters
Prom xhai an able 10 see o. the
tow from the deck Of the vessel, II L 4
beautiful place. The parks are veil
shaded sirh palms, and pise apple grow
InZ aboauis-
JosS q Back
Co k.l NSo-. Vol
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-13
gepa slie.a CeAarr Csa.-,riss

A o-l-za-- c-nve1-loa Of r-- --pCnlscao- Of
Pate co4C-rF VII D. k-.s; - ECNPEaEE S.rCa-
D.E. I-LE -. l.s-- : LOCs ?. ~ t0- II pr
ro-- Gf E0zl-a-l-- . cz.1..zre for cuc.-T a.
bOzSy. cDco-- --pre---1-lv- !. Cl- 4-G-=lz-l-e=
s-t-cl-x o-4asal> 70 th- coaI rspre--1-s-lv-
c->r-f-- cCcr..lSl= 70 ra- sezzE0rLAl co.Te1-
tor - l1- -.i-cAl a-S- eozS--elocA cu.v-.-
rfo1>- &C es-crlE Cv-4F- e-3=lz-= 20 tie scz-@
esS.y-EElo.- A-1 cr1-szcC-x $1cc O-a-- oC>11.>e
Il = recouoeccSt rc.- r= prio1r-- d E-l6
J --y -src- b-rr--. - tS2c of Sd: L 81 n
U-zl p-1-l--x p-Ac-- Ills Oca--s- prov l[z--
= ne ca- q TIE township cou-E-I--E.-
l. = al.o recou--ez3-o raa- 10 rreI- d Sd
1z-re- 70 TIE csoav=zCoc Sc r-A- tne .-.aRz-=
rr=-E- d ailOE-. 70 cast ~ t1- Eos- OF -n-
IOSc=llp ta~y -ecrsseor
Tn- >-rs1 townships az slat-i 20 ra- fox
L0vL-g rsc-esec-z-1S-- q -ae bass q oca 3-l--
sa-- a. larxs. 40 o.e for -a-o - vote - MAJOR
r-rCt..lf-s- rs-L.-.s-. tfs- .-.--iff-
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-13
COLUMBUS MARKETS

Go 70 Strauss for the b-- photos
-Fs-uers are beSin1ing 70 harvest
their rye
Dr.. Nsanznn- dentist, thirteenth
street Il
Born. Sunday night 10 Mrs William
O'E-lel- sor-
DR. L = vo.s. Ho0eopsthic phys
clAr. Columbus N-h.
An aozrs sprinkle Sunday morning
cooE-i tie atmosphere here
L z Latham xzs II Polk county
Fuday oC leSzl Business
II yo1 ~zo. photo thai VII do you
!astiee - 20 S,-sns 90
Pure bred Piyuo1th Rock erEs to-
h.tchiEs- q. P. CoOhdSz II
-Drs- Martyr Evsns 4 Gesr. oEce
three doors notth o: Friedhors store Z
Do Tot tal 70 80 cur s-toot sslvzn-
IEe6 steel 1.iu fo- $50 A- Duseen
SoC- =
A p1z ios belonging 70 Cy- Rspp
sss rgo over oy tram Thu-sis! and
kal-d-
-iIy-a--oIo kocse Of Gus Schroe0-
e-is 80. badly cut u barb wire fence
Sunday.
-E.uks- B-odban o. Lindsay Vas
dong business II the city Tuesday q
Last veeS
Lost July L ~ the PARK q lady :
cape. Fnder please lesve 81 TEE JoCI-
nal oEcs
|ohc Biaksis store q. Benton vzs
bursaS-1ed Sunday night and twenty
paIrs ot good shoes ssO!el
A reception vas held Fndsy even
ing 9: the -Niecce ot z S Dsckrsoc
fox Rev. and Ms Rogers
NJ snd Ms Msys. accompanied b.
thG dxazhtsz, we're to SAT- Noniay or
their rnp 20 Franklin county
Dr. z d. xcKe4n- dentist s1cc4-
sor e Dr. Ho1enzvo1t- ground aooc.
doom sorta Fins NxaccL Bank Z
-6rias Morse came up from Omzhz
Friday. VISITED With his family owe.
SUNDAY. returning Nondzy evening.
For s.le. a ezeellenr piano =. hall
it worth Had only about Ex moths
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personal Aeuti.n.


g. NJ WInsiox went 10 Omaha Moe
day.
1T. Morris o. Cres,ou was u the city
Monday
Joseph BrzHn of Grand Prairse vas IN
the city Monday.
NJ. and Ms z J. Nsexohner were q,
the Exposition hast week
Mss Les Boileau o. Genoa visited
her trierS- Ms Ellis Brown Friday las.
NJ. and NzL Charies Gesz Of Oceols
visited over Sunday with NJ. and Mrs
Oscar q. Burns
@ Tens ZInaecke- returned Sstur.
dsy evening from = -Eo weeks vlslt With
friends II Omaha
Mrs- Captain Khan and cnildreE le:t
Saturday for BAR. where they vii ri=i;
relatives for few weeks
Ms Cara Brown, who had been us
Irinx trlecds II Omaha and Lincoln, re-
turred FRIDAY 10 her home $. Cedar
Raplis-
Ms Eaccie Geec cs Marshal Mich
gar visiting friends II the city She
l. Eox one Of the teachers II the public
schools ot thai ci-y-
Ed Hos-e vas II the CITY Fridsy, &C
Comparing hls daughter. Mss Lotrie,
thus far OF he- xay 70 Lincoln where
STE VII visi. friends
Mrs o. L Baker and children return
ed Friday from an e1iead-d visl. u,
Ouaha With trends OF course the EX-
posifiou vas study while there
NJ. anj Nr- Howard A. Rove started
Wednesday for their hone al Long
Pine accompanied By Rena and Gladys
Turner. who vii make them an extend
Cd visit
William Rice % Ho-nick- Iowa ar-Ty-
Cd here Sunday or Visit 10 h.s oi3
home HE mother. Ars- v. W Rice.
who has been aiiinE for some tine, =
reported & better
Grandpa and grandma JudeyIn- went
over 10 Columbus OF Saturday lsSI and
visited over tie ith with Mr. and Mrs
TannahilL They also took In the c-l--
bratlor af Columbus on the 4Ih and had
q good fin1=--Bellvood Gazette
Mr. and Ms George McFarIsnd were
g. the Exposition t~o days last week
George saws that OF course. Il does Lot
eeRal TIE Worlds fair but Il = great
all the sane. and one could vel spend
q !sa- studying what oan b- s--n
Mrs joseph returned Wednesday 70
her hone a. GeEoa accompanied by Ms
hra1se- Who vii visit he- socs a, Genoa
and AlbioC before her return probably
= mouth herce- Mss Bertha II the
meantime. L - The Sisters hospital
Mss May Fitzpatrick OF Cleveland.
Ohio : visiting -lih the family OF hec
uncle MAYOR Fitzpatrick She belongs
10 ole Of the gra1d-=- armies II the
World the teachers OF the public schools.
whose persistent. acj successful vr
a<Nns- Ignorance. i the admiration q
mankind s-e-y~hSre-
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AARRIED

NoEr- JaIy
9. lsae. g. the residence Of s z CushInS
II TINS city. Luther a North and Mrs.
ElVirs c. CooIige, Rev r L HAYES
Officiating
The happy couple have b-en receiving
the hearty eouE-atulauors % thel- host
Of trends The past week. ard are vel
deserving ot the b=s- that nay happen
10 uortals o. earth
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>t.t-r ha~

From Adam Brady. deputy sheriff. re
Ee, these particulars About five niles
south of A1ro-s- the deputy sheriff Of
Hamilton county arrested Frank Bouch-
e. EoIlz Lauznlan and Ed Tschudy.
charged with stealing norss Of Mrs koh-
ier. Dr. Ms Clarke Joseph MarrE- John
Nouthel and Henry Loh- Of tbs place
Sheriff BFrr@ returned frcn AG-o-s
Sunday afte.roon With Boucher and
LaashIIn- and TschadE -zs iet- II care
Of Ed Ellstor- Who brought horses and
TSchady. arriving here :. 10 O'Clock
Aotdsy.
Wez-e told that they hare virtually
confessed thei- guilt The first t-o
named are about i years old and the
last l..
The accused waived preliminary eI-
animation and are n conineneut await
ing a session Of the distric. court.
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DIE .

BCsEH-Wednssc morning. Jul '
s, OF spinal meningitis Hou-r, sou ot
NJ and Ms F. P Bushnell. aS-6 four
Years
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