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The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06
SO Acres
$50 Acres

Near railroad town and about ten miles
from county seat of Clarke county, Iowa.
Two hundred acres nice level land. bal
ance gently rolling. Farm well improved.
improvements worth over s. 600. The farm
is fenced into several fields and pastures.
Abundance OF water, which is jumped by
into tanks in every field on the
farm. School house within one-half mile,
church three miles. Price S5 per acre.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06
LOB lNK....
PUT UP IN 1 LIB. CANS
DISCOUNT 25 PER CENT.
.....J0B INK..
PUT UP IN Id LIB. TUBES.
DISCOUNT 90 PER CENT

Combination Black, per b......,....,Sl LEO
Original Nubian, per Id .............. 100
Blue Black, per 1.50
Linen Paper Black, per lb............. l.5o
Scarlet Geranium, per b............... 800
Pure Vermillion, per b................ 200
Fast Label Red, per b................ 100
Red, per 100
Mahogany Brown, per lb.......,,,, 200
Medium Crome Yellow, per b........ 200
Medium yellow, per lb................. 100
Bronze Blue, per ESQ
Deep Blue, per 100
Medium Blue per b,.................. 100
Deep SILK Green, per lb................ $50
Light SILK Green, per lb................ 1.O
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06

Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup the best remedy to use
for their children during the teething
period.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06
24O Acres

Located within two miles of a railroad
town. and five miles from Butler, the
county seat of Bates county, Missouri.
One mile to school and church. The land
lays nice and level; good soil, fenced and
cross-fenced; good wells and springs, fine
orchard and all kinds of fruit; $50 acres in
cultivation and balance good tame grass.
Good house of five rooms, large barn and
a number of outbuildings, all in good re-
pair. This is a very desirable farm. Price
$40 per acre.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06
....B00K INK...
PUT UP IN 5 AND 10 LIB. CANS
DISCOUNT 25 PER CENT

Columbia Black, No, 5000. .............s 30
Delineator Black, No. 500. ............ 40
Special Black, No. 7O60, ,,.............. 80
Shepard Cut Black. No. 5726....,... .75
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06

The country spelling school, debating
club, singing school and neighborhood
social gathering should each and all be
encouraged. There is plenty of time
during the winter for these things, and
where they are encouraged and main
and best developed type of rural life
in all the country.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06
Correspondence Solicited.

Missouri comes to the front with a
turkey weighing SO pounds.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06

One small hotbed, 4 to - feet. pro-
duced us $12 worth of early radishes,
lettuce, cabbage and tomato plants had
the stuff all been sold at market prices.
1t did not take over two hours to make
it. A little. later we will tell our read
ers how it was done.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06
.....NEWS INK....
DISCOUNT 26 PER CENT.

s n 10 Id. cans. Is
70 and 90 10. kegs........................ 10
HAIR barrels 10
Barrels .0S
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06
20 Acres

~ HCrGS
Four miles from Deepwater, Henry
county, Missouri. This farm is well inn
proved and nearly all nice land. Good
house of five rooms, small barn. Forty
acres second bottom land in cultivation,
about 40 acres in pasture. some timber
and balance in meadow. Price $3.50 per
acre.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06
26O Acres

Near Clinton, Henry county. Missouri.
Good house. large barn; farm fenced into
five different fields; soil rich and produce
tive; no waste land; so acres pasture, GO
acres meadow and balance under pillow.
Price $40 per acre.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss the Of 1ANzNzzM

why do you think he is a million
aire?"
Because he spends so little money
and his son spends SO much."-Chicago
Evening Pest.
Right Up to Date.
"Yes," said the manager of the de-
partment store, 1--WE have found it nee
essary to open a hospital on the top
floor"
what for?" asked the reporter.
ITO take care of customers who are
injured in the daily rush for our bar
gains" replied the manager, with a
grin.-Chicago News.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06

There are hundreds of Western farm
ers who would have done far better to
have used their surplus funds in aiding
in the construction of trolley lines in
their respective communities than to
have locked up their funds in wild
lands in the British Northwest.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06
800 Acres

Near Clarence, Shelby county Missouri.
Wen Improved, good house and barns,
fenced and crossAfenced. Good grain and
stock farm. Price S5 per acre.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06

If people want it for what it is, all
right.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06

There are several things which dam
age cream-it hurts it to freeze it, to
overhead it, to mix it with warm sepa-
rated cream, to hold it any length of
time at a temperature of over so or to
keep it any place where it can possibly
pick up any bad odors, which it is only
to ready to do.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06

We have a great respect for the poor
and ambitious boy who at % years of
age has succeeded in earning and saw
ing $500. If girls knew what was good
for them. they would pay more atten-
to this class of young fellows and less
to cigarette and red necktie dudes who
have run up a bill at a lunch counter.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06

CENTRAL ". v. No. 4e--os
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06

1t is not often that famine visits a
country as n result of excessive rain
fall, the periodical famines of central
Russia and India being invariably aus
ed by drought, but in the northern dis
tricts of Sweden and in Finland a fam
inc involving the lives of over 100, 900
people exists today as a result of the
excessive rainfall of the year 1902.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06

A partial explanation Of why more
poultry is not kept in the warmer sec
IONS of the country is found in the fact
that it seems to be difficult to
keep the f1locks in a healthy condition
in such sections. The largest poultry
farms in the country are located well
north and not south, where it could be
cared for at much less expense.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-02-06

A very successful and growing type
OF dairying is being developed in the
range sections of the Dakotas; Kansas
and Nebraska, where one of the tame
grasses-timothy, blue grass or clover
will grow, but where the buffalo grass
is native to the soil. Cows fed on this
grass yield a fine flow of good milk,
and the butter produced from it is of
the very best, so far as flavor is con-
cerned. One of the largest and most
successful creameries in the country is
operated under these conditions.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
gpemeer'S, 40 sprucc etraRc.

9pif1sn @ollsn unb 8oatrinaen
ttebt bel YrGfbent Rooiepsli immer -ols
Solitii&e grforbermb Der Republicans
fhen Yariei. Dieiem mub ieine tsTnG
ueberseuaune, tpenn es sum 8ioppen
fommt, immer peidsn. Dieie grfab.
run8 mub paS amerifanii6en Bolt. bus
bel ieinem unuerbOfftsn Nmtsnntritte 70
aroBe SoifnunBen uuf Serrn Rooiepeli
iebte. aud isbt. bel Der BOfiibpnoelei,
unleriutune, tpieoer ma6sn I'm ,u
seieeH, ooB er ibotlih i'm @rnhe iei, be.
traute Serr Ruoiepelt nit pisier Inter.
iu4uns bic iiter allen 3pelfel erbabs.
men PribotanpdIte 8onaparts uno Son.
rao. Hihbem bisie aber bic eIbobenen
Seibuloiaunaen BE- itdlist aeiunoen baben
uno ouf bic Beittofung Der Shulbigsn
orin8en, ba IdBi iid, tpie aus Der Bun.
oesbauplitaoi bsribtet n,ro, Serr Roo,
iepeli tpieoer bon ben BoIltifsrn isiner
Bartei-in oiefem Sole bon osm @e.
neraIpoitmeiitsr 8apne unO osm SbaB.
amtsistreidr Sbap -basu breiifhIaeen,
ben S4uloipcn-im porliesencen Sale
ben Comptroller bes SdlBamies. Ro
bert S Sracstpsq -niht. su entlnfen. =
Serr Rooiepelt iOllte iib snbIih sinmal
oariiber flar peroen, tpns Der @robmsis
ter Der Sobanniter meinte, als sr bem
BITTER, Der ben Draden erIsat bniie.
surisf: Mutb ssist uud Der Wameluf.
8sbOriam 1T bes @briitsn S4mud.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
TtttStOu,

- Gin l8 Dlonate altss S5bnIsin ees
AIfrsO Robibaip bon g8sR Aposa fart
am 9ienitas i'm bielDen SOfpitaI an
einsm Sddbelbruds, ben ss erbisIi, als
es bon einem 5snfsr beS speitsn Siod.
iusriss sur Groe fieI.
- Rabs oer SeibsIbers 3s@s. aui
bsm 2sbieb 8uasp ..@ut'Oif." ereieneie
iid an 9Onnsritus Elm ioftipislisss
Wrad, inbem Elm ihnsasr 5raGlaue
enistpei sins unb bann tpieber suiammen.
itieb. tpobur& pier @iiterpneen beitds
bist uno ibr SnbaIt pOahdnois ssrf6rt
tpurbe.
= 8ofna @ioppi. Elm 5idbriess ita.
lieniidss Ndbben BON @crt Cane, fpieIts
am Moniae nit anberen 9inosrn bel
slnsm brsnnenben 8ldtisrbaufsn, nobel
ibrs aleibuns in 8tanO ssristb uno lis 70
i%Iimm perbrannt tparo. bob ibr Cob ON
fOlesl ben 2ase unter ben si6btsn
Shmeisen erfolsle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

StGnnte Gin Bud bariibrr idjreis
beH. Serr ifreo. BellbaIs IN SoBpine,
9Dls., alebt feline Grfobrunsen nit Sors
nPs AIpsnirduier Blutbeleber in einsm
Brief ON Or Better 6abrnsp in @bicaeo,
81. Ser 8riei tpuIos uns sur Der.
cifentli6uns iiberseben.
$50 nil aub einmaI Gbreibep, mas
i'd bon Sbrem NIpenlrduter 9Iuibeleter
cenfe. SD babe 25 Sabre an 2sber.
trantbsii aeIliten uub bnbe 9piior unb
Blteni' Weoislnen eebrduht. aber. nihts
bat mid furirt. bis ib ben Alpentrduter
8lut5eIeber eineenommsn babe. Die.
les bat meins 2ebsr pisber in ben more
malen 3ultano uetieBt. SD babe ibon
10 plele Suren nit Sbrer rertben Wsb.
ain aema6i, es tpiiroe Elm ganses Bud
MAIDEN, tpsnn i'd is ale beiHreiben
poais. Dbne Sbr SeiI5l fam id gar
nibt mebr fertlg perosn. bns ssbrauhs
lt bei naerlei Neb. SD bin Sbnen
isbr canibur fir folde suIsn Msoipnsn."
tStust nidt in ApOlbefen nod bem
SIutbeIeber ST il feline Drustorsms.
csln. Ionoern pil6 nur bon ipscielsn
2Ofulusenien psriaufl. Slt feline I3sn.
tur in Der @epsnb, 10 wenbe man ii&
olrsft an Or. Better Sabrnep. ll2-ll4
80. SOpne 4ue.. GbicusO. 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
HrmensSehorbe.

Sin paibeiiider Sou seIanste an
5reitaB su Der 2enntulb bsr 8sbbtoe,
nbsm frau 2enu Sarris, gde BVice uni
gilmore apenuss pObnbaft, sridisn uni
erildrte, bnB iis bOr msbrsren Wonoter
cur6 einen nnfall Elm 8ein perIor, mo.
our6 iie perbinbert tpiro, iid unb ibrer
@atien au srndbren. tpelde leBierer pe.
gen &ranfbeit niht nrbeiten fam. Dit
frau bate Elm iiinitllbss @Iieb bsitell
unO uud $40 barauf anbssabIt. mus
aber nod peitere $40 besablen. sbe biz
@rpreb @ompanie baiielbe an ie able.
fert. Sic bat. man ioats isbsn. Oh baa
@elc nidt auf irsenb cine @eiie flr IL
erboben peroen fonnie. troboem aber biz
8ebbrbe pillens mar. fOnnis bieisIbs
nidts fGr iie ibun. ba fe nod isin Sab,
bier nobnt uno bsm Central 2u,erns
Difrift sur 2nh faat. Dlan tpil ieood
lsbteren bon ber SADIE in 8snninit
isten.
Drei 4nsebcie fur bic elefiriiGs
DrablIeiiuns in oem neuen 4rmsnbsin
tpurben empfonaen unb ba bnsienige bon
$ .. @obO & SO. bon Nstp Dori suul
Yrsiie bon sll 1875 has niebr,sfte mar,
10 tpurbe Der @ontraft Der Sirma suss.
iproden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
Nprp Scrantpn.

- Die arObe Saupttpaisrr6brs be,
Scranton @as unb BaHer Sompanie on
Rorb Wain 4penue butif am SOnninp
i'm 1900 8lod uno ebe man oas Waiiel
abbrsbsn fOnnte,. boite es siemlihsn
Sbabsn ON SiroBenpHafer unb Den
Strabenbabneeleiisn aneeri1tst.
& Der Is SObre aIte RiIo 8atsr.
man bon SOnesbale Sirabe purbe am
Wonioe Wotsen nabs Der bisiiasn 8abn.
ltation pon elmer o & 8. 2ofcmotips
getrOffsn unb ibm babel bcs re6ts 8ein
70 f6auberbnft ;etotidt. bab man es i'm
2ndapanna SOipilal bel Der Quite ON
puiirsn mubts. Der annbe tarb elm
uaar Siunbsn fpdtsr.
Somss, Der l8 Sabre nIte Sobn
oes polisiitsn Sulirp pon Beit Watfei
Strobe, elm Aneefeater Der .. & 8.
Woi6inenwsriitdtie, on Oh Wariei
Strobe. erbielt an Wlontus burd einsn
8iemen, ben CT repuririe. ben einsn Arm
In Elm 8ammrub eeitOBen uno bate sr
oenielben nihi fofort tpieber ueessaoeen,
70 mare oas @Iisb ibm unspeifelbaft nb,
seriHsn potoen. 80 irue er einen top.
peltsn 8tu& bsRsIben oaUOn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

Gin ,.ieIf'mabs" 0lann ilt Mi6asI
Soiaf. Der bemofratiihe 2anbibat fiir
@eri&isidreiber. St 1T Elm Wnnn nit
einem sroBsn Sersen in sinem srObsn
RDrper. Sin Wann bon ints1eftue0er
Sidrte unb SortidritiIi&isit. Gr fam
in ieiner fribsn Sussno mad biefsm
Sanbs. freunbIos, pfennieIos. Obne irsenb
tpeI&en @influb, Ouf bic 8sfunft unse.
tpieien bur& bic arbeit fsiner Sd lbe unt
ces Sopfss, Elm ssrember in sinem frsmbsn
9anoe. Nbsr irob Sieier unednhiaen
umitdnbe Bot Serr 8oiaf i'm aItsr bon
33 Sabren iid unter ben lsitsnbsn @es
i6aftSleuten bon 2sdatpanna Gountb
sinen Hamen unb einen Blab eiporben.
" bat elm srObsS unb erfOlsrsides &C.
f4dft. ST 1T Dirsiior elmer 8ani. 8,
II Elm aneriapntsr Siibrsr bon @inFub
uno @batatter in ber Rlhbaribait, mo sr
tpobnt. gr 1T niGt uno mar niemals Elm
aemteridBsr. ST bsnarb ii6 nidt um
bic erbaltene Hcmination unb feline 4uss
uabI erfClsie obne Drdnsen feinsrisiis
uno atpar bur6 einfiimmiss NbItimmune
oeS bemotruiii1en gpnpsntes. @r bat
bic ibm uuferleste 8eranttpotiIidteii
tibernommen uno arbeitet isbt nit 9liss
fenitdrte fir ieinen eissnsn @rfoIg. iopie
ben isiner 8ousssn ouf bsm oCmOtraijs
iden 9idst.
81 ioIb Elm Wann ndt elmer, ben bic
Burger bes @ouniieS OILS sinen 6ffsniIi.
den 8eamten srpdblen ioaten? @in
Wiann bon 9atl. Beisbsit unb 8efib,e.
uns. Der ii& ourd uasiniss 9titrebuneen
ieinen Bes in Der 8slt sstubnt Bat, bei
in isinen sisenen Iffairen etfolsriid mar
unb peI&sr bic eIeide gnsreie. bic sIsibe
SorefaIt unb bic elside 8sitrebupe in
bHentliGsn Anpsleesnbsiten sur Nnpenb.
uns brinssn tprb, ple in Der 8erpaIiune
ieiner eisenen.
Mir sIauben. 6cb er elmer Der Wdnner
ii, pelhe bas Bolt bss Counties in
einem 6ffsniIi&sn Amts tpdnidt unO
oub ous 8oIi bits in unsipsibsuiiser
Deiie ON nddRen Disnfns an ber
WabIurne beneiIen tpjrb,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
S6nls y Seb6rbe.

um bic anseiammeIten Sutsrsfsn 40
bssablen, ipslhe on Summeu fdQlg iipp,
ole felt bem pgflofsnsn Diai pom per.
ihleosnsn 8anfen eeborst tpurben, fano
bic 8sb0toe es am Monias Absno noIbis,
8eloanpeliunsen sum 8etrase pou ST..
847 SO aussuheuen. Die 4nleiben be.
iIa9en etipas tiber $4,000.
Did & 8obinfon bon 9istp gott, mel.
1e bic 8ononus8obs ppn 1895 aufnab.
men. madten elne Dffsrte. $1,000 perib
oieier Bonos fiir $3.50 umsuiaui9en,
oas ii6 in BEN Snflns 5OnO bsiinpet.
Die SaGe marc ans Jlnans GOmue re.
ferirt.
gs tparb beidlORsn. ben 9eamien ber
Bshbtoe ju erlauben, einen 8eitrae sur
ausltsauns bes Staatss iur 81. aouls
fair ju MAIDEN.
Die Irbeii an benz 8rafterssugunsss
gsbduce Der neuen SodiGule ioq singes
ltsut psroen. bic bic neuen Anesbote iiir
bic Ausriiituna sIbulten unb srIstist iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

DAT cine rspubIitanif6e Abmlnis
fraiion niht abiclut cute 3silsn iidsri,
cnfir slbt Der @sifdiisrtidaaus. Der in
psrihieoenen 3peisen beriplrt tpiro. ben
8epeis. Dieiem 8spsis asssniibsr IN
ss nur eine 8umutbuus an ben ssiunbsn
Ufsnibsnueritano. tpsnn bic rspubIifnni.
i4en Siumpreoner ben @dbIsrn ,uru.
fen: @Oat ibr ipisbsr esmofratiiHe
3siten baben ? Dos fib on @ei1dftss
tadsOns einitsui. bub iino bod ,.rspus
bIitanii6e" 8eiten
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gaumpoIIfpinbeGn fol.

Baum tp oIlf beln fol-
len seeentpdrtis 104,000,000 in Der
8sIt tbGtis iein, basu 1,350,000 Wsbs
ftiible. 9rObbritannien bat ben sr0bs
ten 9tntbeil an benz 8etrieb bieTer Sc
rGtbe nit 100000 Sptnbeln unh
65O,000 Dsbitiihlen, gu beren 9sIddfs
flung bas 2unb iGbrli9 fir etipu
$175, 100000 RobbaumtpolIe einfiibrt,
bageeen iGbrli1 etpd $450,000,000
fir bic Gr3susniFe bieier Snbuitrie
einnimmt. aIIo etnen 9stpinn bon
mehr aIs S275.OOO.OOO baraus aieht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
Oon Netersbnra.

- 8eiIie R., bas siabriss 1Ddtsrs
Iein Der Gbsleuts Gbtparb s. 5ries bon
8rsseott absnus, ftarb am Sumifae an
sinem Ser;Isibsn unb tpurbe um WOntnp
i'm SunmOre SrisbbOfs sur Iesien &ube
beitattet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

@orun Iiest es, bub bersuIanos bic
WnHe bss 8olfeS on Der eeiieigerisn
8Cblfobrt penieen ober ear isinen an'
tbsil nimmt, oGs bic soIOsnsn 4ebrsn
BEN 2anOmann ni6t Der Wdbe berbien'
ten 2obn eintraeen. buB in ben Sidcten
ole armuib nodsnb burb bic Sirabsn
sebi2 aroRr Gsoismus une 8Infen'
asisbssbuns. pslds tupituilfide Bars
ppre srssust, bic BEN 8olfe bas Ssrs'
blut ausIaueen. oaran Iieat es.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

= Die @siddfisFabrsr beS ..Sapae''
unS Oss ..NOrb. 2lopo" bsi6IOfen, be
ississn 5ubrprsiie fur aaiitsn' Pnifa'
eiere bei,ubsbaIten.
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$iOs,OOO $4,000 $4,000

- Die am Dienitas Abenb in Der
9ieberfrana Saae absebultsne @riitlis
S6pur Ssisr bes Seranton 6riitIi'
8ereins Icdte elm Publifum an. ons bic
esrdumiss SaGs poqOrdnsis, bsnn aus
Der aanssn Radbaridaft narsn bic
SHpei,sr unb bersn 5reunbe etihiensn,
UNI on bsm fibbIi&sn Seie ibsiIsuneb,
men Das 9rOsrum bsifanb aus Dor.
trdsen einss aIpeniooler Auurietis. bee
9atprenes Drdefsr unb itereoptifdsn
8iIbern bon Serrn Senip Srsp. iotpie
elmer ss6iesenen Nniprade bes Germ
Gaspnr Nnbereeg. Prdfioent bsS @ritIi.
8ereins. unb ben SdIuB bilbsts Elm
fIotter 1ans. Der Bic gum Worsensrnuen
anbieIt. Die idbrIi6 ftattiinbsnbs 5eier
ees bifioriiden @tiiiIi. .S6rurss. hem
bic S6nsisr itrs 565idbriss llnab.
bdneisisit psrtnnlsn. 1T eins. bic tsin
eGier Sobn bss aIpsnIunbss psrmiBt.
benn eifsns faGt iis patriotismus bon
nsuem an uno brinst's Iiebe 8aierlunb in
ben 8orbersrunb. uno atpeitens bietet iie
ben bier tpobnenbsn Shtpeiaern @eIe,
senbeit. ii& ueniptsns einmuI i'm Sabre
au trsifen unb nlte, liebe grinnsrungsn
uufsufrif6en. Die Seisr am Disnhde
mar eine bsrurtise un6 bas sseissen Dor.
eetrassne Droeam irue bisl su BEN boa.
fidnbissn grfolse bsi. Aber bic bsrrfd.
enbe @emiibilihfsit mar bod bas
id6nite an ber id6nen SSsftIi&feit.
n9- SIR iurSe 3eit nur ipirb nit is.
BEN 9ubsnb gnbinst 9botoarnpbieen Elm
bdbf6 sinsernbmiss WebailIOn Bib ee.
seben. Ssurp 6rep,
42l 2adapannn Npe.
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OfcIae MmSei9em.
Mann Derlanat I:

Gin Mauu, unUubtiratbttrr bprsacgtp, tn
eas Stbaneeln BON pfsrptn unh @dstnpal9tn
utriitbi. aann am plaBf In aoff srbtn. ,3u
trfrassn In RcbrpaiIr's Sddnti, 3ii penn
AufHuf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

SIM gonneIspillsr @ofe. ReSier Iint
iebt ni6t tpeuieer nls 5000 SOtss5fep
uusaelbi&t. Rspubiifaniite Iruf. Bro,
iperitdt fdr bic gpissarbsitsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
Terttg Sum Sragen
9epartement

1T boil Der auserpdbIteiten Sa9en,
Die sefunoen lueroen fonnen; Die
peribiebenen seseisten 2inien ent'
balten piele Stple, Die ni6t an.
oerSpo su baben iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
Giberonnen Saeques
nno SreRius 6ewanoer.
sacques,
GiutOltaS,

in SeiOe unb gang 8oue Matera.
lien, mande iebr bubble Muiter
lperoen 9e5ei9t, in ben neuen StD.
len an9efertiSt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
GOlf Saiaell

@eitridte gang 8oQe SerieD
SaiQen, NIT unb Obne slerrnel, in
elmer uoIlftdnoisen 9inie BON City.
len uno Sarben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
SemNell Sailletl

idlieben Elm cine 9robe GuStuabl
bon Materialien tuie Seibe, fran.
soiiide SlannelS, Mobair, peibe
merceriiirte @aaren, etc.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-17
Notice..

The taxes for the year 1903 are
now due and will become delinquint
on the first Monday in January
1904 and unless paid prior thereto,
ten per cent. penalty will be added
thereon with such other costs as
are provided by law.
G. T. HAM1L,
Assessor and Tax Collector.
OI7-N4
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-17
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS GIVEN

The Idaho Abstract Co. reports
the usual list of real estate trans
fers for the week. Many ne"
people are coming into the country
and buying places. The tendency
is towards smaller farms.
L. W. sabins and wife to Albert
Bird, $3.50, lots IS, 49, co. 22' a.
sabin's addition to Emmett.
William 2. Smith and vile TO
Martin Larson, $4,000, SEX of ST
Il Sec. IS, TIP. 3, N, R. 2 west.
Ezra Bradford to Geo. V. Leigh
ton g. Co. 81 of seq, NWA of
SEX, NJ of sWA, sWA Of N
VIZ, Sec. "a, So of NEA' Sec
%, Up. 9 N. R. 5 west
Jacob Hoge to Geo. V. Leighton
& Co. $1oo, NJ of NEA Sec' 23'
TIP. 9 N, R. 3 west.
T. A. Strowbridge and wife TO
Mary H. Strowbridge 81, lots II and
II, block 10, Caldwell.
Henryk Borem and wife to Aug
ust Aukamp, S15, NEE Sec. 49,
Up. 7 N. R. 3 west.
Tohn R. Banks and wife to Stew
ard Levers, $500, lots I, 2, 3. block
4, Browns addition to Payette.
Alex Wells ct al to Samuel f.
Taylor $4,000, sW15 Sec. I, Tp' 7
| N, R. S west.
Charles E. Albright ct al to N.Y.
IA Edna Begger, 500, a tract OF
land adjoining Payette.
Tohu P. Davis and wife to An
drew J. Powers, $175, part of block
s. partly in DUTIES and partly In
Grif6ths & Kinks addition to Nam
pa. =,
Caldwell Land Co., Ltd. to M.
V. Howell, 500. lots 9, 10, II, II,
block 1oI, Caldwell.
Icum H. Belbreg and wife to j..
M. Wester $500, NWA of SWN
Sec. 9, TIP. E N. R. west.
Monte B. Gwinn and wife tc
Carl Mauritz, $500, lots y to "a
< inclusive, block 6 Caldwell.
New Plymouth Land and Col
: Co., Ltd. to James Barnard $23Io,
lots I and 2, Sec. 3, Up. 7 N, R.
) west.
James F. Breasy to Hervey A
- Warrens $500, lot E, block s, New
Plymouth.
A. K. Stoddard to John M. Bray
81, lots I to 6 inclusive, block
Young's additiod to Nampa.
+, Charles A. Hand and wife t
Helen Rogers and Harold Roger
j.; Hand, love and affection, a tract O
land adjoining Payette.
10 Caldwell Land Co. to Daisy E
" E. Beatty, SOS, lots 10 to IS, inclu
sive, block 100 Caldwell.
h Lemon B. Douglas and wife t.
Orchards Rawlins, $1,000, E1a Q
or SEX of Esq Sec. IS, Up. 3 M
!, R. west.
John F. Daily and wife to job
e. Smerage, $1,000, one acre in NJ
corner of NWA of SEA, Sec. +
Up. E N. R. 3 west.
10 J. 7. Bennett and wife to w.
c, W. Van Craven 5000, NEA {
RS NEA, Sec. 2. TIP. 3 N, K. 2 Yves
and water right.
pr W. G. Warden and wife to Job
John Smerage, $500, lots -, ID, I!
Il block 6, Hayes ambition to En-
&C. NETT.
i, Fred Specht and wife to B.
= Pugsley, $1,000, IS acres in Sec. q
TIP. S N, R. 4 west and waite
+, right.
= J. H. Washburn and wife t
|; Grace L. Turner, $3.50, two acre
in Sec. 8, TIP. E N. R west.
IS Robert M. Renshaw and wife
c. A. Berding, $4,000, 73o.e
l; acres in TIP. 8 N. r, west an
water right.
= Axel Anderson and wife to Nose
Il Hess $500, Ea of NEH Sec.
and lots 9 and 10 Sec. S and lot
n, Sec. 9 all in TIP. E N. R. west.
Jackson c. Smith and wife
i; Amos Gould $I1oo. bond for dee,
10 acres in Sec. 9, TIP. 4 N. R.
i; west,