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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1904-12-15

The Pope Bicycle Daily Memoran-
DUN calendar for 1905 contains a MEM
orandum leaf for every day in the year,
and 3Gj original sayings In favor Of good
roads. good health. outdoor exercise,
and that great vehicle Of health-giv-
ing, the modern bicycle, by our most
eminent living men Of marked accom-
plishment The calendar il free at
Pope Mfg. Co.'s stores or shy OF our
readers can obtain IL by sedding five 2
cent stamps 10 Pope Mfg. Co., Hart
ford, Conn, or Ii3 Sigep st., Chicago,
III
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A Frightened Horse /,

Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupants, or hundred
other accidents, are every day occur.
rences. Ii behootes everybody 10 have
a reliable Salve handy and there's
none az good as Bucklen's Arnica
Sslve. Burns, cuts, sores, eczema and
piles, disappear quickly upderits Sootb.
ing effect 2jc, at City drug store.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1904-12-15
IN THE SENATORIAL CONTES
Candidate, are Man, sad the fight Gro
Warm.

Had Dot the Hon. Cyrus +. v
bridge, the mar whose strenuous :
able campaign for the gOvenOrshipo
80 much towards the accOmplishn
OF the late political revolution 10 )
souri,. declined 10 enter the race for 1.
United States senatOrship. there wcu'
in all probability hayc been but sinl g
candidate for the high position ana 10
campaign would have been necessa
His sacrifice OF the honor which WOl t
in all probi.iiy have been his by q
yersal consent, threw down the bar,
all comer-, and precipitsted q cont.
which l. becoming spirited and stree.
uous a. le number OF candidates ll-
creases. he struggle 70 far Is gcot.
hatureG yLc, and we trust the gooJ
ense of toe neu seeking the honor 20
keep it 20 by the employment Of moth
ing but clean and Legitimate method.
In fact we believe the temper Of thu
people i, such thai the use OF question.
able means will Immediately put out
Of the contest any man who shall uBe
or permit his friends to Use such mean-
in HE behalf.
The determination OF Mr. Walbridge
not 10 be candidate and his request
that HE friends support Chairman r.
X. NiedriDghaus gave that gentleman
leading place in the start, followed
( at once by the announcement Of tie
Hon. K g. Kerens, whose prOmin' Mt
connection with Republican politics IN
Missouri about as old as the bistnry
CT the pariy IN the state. These iva
men ate tue leading candidates at I IL,
time, and Zach presents strong clai',a
in suppor Of bis candidacy, with whica
Republic readers arcfamilia throup D
matter lady published in this papor
in cOnueciiOn with the candidacy a.
each.
Major William Warner, OF KaEsas
City, has entered the contest and J
devote hi- time 10 the promotion Of h -
candidacy. He b. .lrOng in the we-t.
ern portion Of ths late and cspecia .
80 in biz tome city. He eau point a
long car, r. Of effective party scryl .,
fnc aGiity aud character agan
which no whisper bas been heard.
ChGr.e, Nagel, OF st. Louis, the
yer.tOngued orator, is a candidate " /.
many warm friends, but he has ma g
little stir that is evident on the '-
face. His position may prove very
promising one 10 case Of lengthy cor.
test.
| Mr.. Parker, attorney FOR the ROc
Island railroad, j. a candidate, thou
il il not 70 evident that he is in .
scrimmage. The fact that he is ra
road attorney, while 10 itself presun
tive evidence Of the possession
, ability. takes him out Of the lie
possibilities and his cOndidacy does
! seem 10 bc taken seriously in a.
quarter.
Numel oUs otbcrcandidatcs have b, .
suggested, some of whom are nO',t ,
qualified, until the amount Of maicria
in sight Is almost bewildering.
Following will be found press con.
ment in regard ~ various candidatr
! in which readers may TO some exte,
familiarize themselves with the claiu
: made by the friends Of each:
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1904-12-15
Vol. 10. No. 5.
TANEY COUNTY REPU
BY W. II. PRICE
Taney County
ANEY Is the fourth ep1niy ITO.
line Of the .lsis, ~ the eAit-n.r
tier. aud % bOr1"TiIg On ArkAl-s

-
lin. Of the stsie, ~ the eatf-n!e
li.r aud 20 bOr1"Tl1z On ATkAa-s' =
lo,luy tn it, iuliasss the Sohs-:i.
iir: SONY SIDE u The Ozark. Fif a.
b. ,ip.ratur~ rarely touches Lrro ~ WHIT ~
M ats ~ summer ar always c'D! ehDS-H
he county contains go square mile ~
80, Oi which alOut $3.50 acres are 9l lh,
oyemeBt The soil yarie' from the iich .AI
toms to- the strong limestone soils OF th '5l--
uroluriuy suclsssialiy Wbeat, on "a q 'iI''
fHi.ty wa AWARDED ;ns silver medal al u DpN'
...na Purchase r1pDsitiJn' corn s'''yh' t- 'ghr'
talk grown this season on iSpis! lh tAl ,,iicf
..asurihg IL feet ia lensth.t pois.'"-'' t's'yH'
ions taals gras.e, berries, fruits. Nc2r N5''''
iaet ssrrytbIBg excspt tropical products, Fe~t'
r p.aches 90 ESPECIALLY well.
he surface Is rugged and picturesque, q cred
% forests aud ;ray.rsed by sirrASi. ~ t'srk'
cIealBsss, among thei 70. rauulsi " nio'
f. famed ior it, sernery and its nuni NUS
. lIiag tb. gEmey black jas. aud JACK '.iinph'
s- tie wooded ex xpaHs-s abound in sinai -4ii'-
lariOus kinds. including FOX, rsceooh' =.
.-rcl, quail and turkey, aROfJing aDl" I4h'
ration with rod ard gan.
i6ls1, ouly $50 Of HON werr eoioni ana
nut w American born. The county ta- ;. ou'
cents on the sIlJ aud there h p'acts;' y No
.uiy debt Wood 10. fuel Is plentiful AnL zap
b. ing In Forsyth iOr 81 a wsgon.load vi. -i9-
ards. Church and school facilities ar. TAR ana
D. 'rpa-iug, many Of the schools manliesiih -hch
.lrit al uu-tO-late.nsss a. to provide ]! fAfi".
she use -! pupils Improved farm, are Naiurd
40 81 So an acre while gnInproyed iau Can
B. . had at sI - 30 A. There sr. SIN about 81
.s,s VI government iands. sgOj"ct 10 boz stead
,s ash entry. The county J. nneiy HHbi' a. lh'
g Lite river AIOu. winding IN aud out Tor "''l' z
ldr-d miles within its botdTrs.
fhcre IL considerable timber OF eoinnr' ~
I, .. INCLUDING hickory, wbiteOak, walnui' 81
,ciar, aud vast mineral wealth, a. indl;a 2'
L. !itilr prospecting that has ben aoAs
r.inerals Include marble, hydraulic iiinr. q Oh
.s., copper. lead and zinc IN their ibuit!t.
l.rins, silver and gold, receni pEospeetinss
To- prcs.ncs of both In paving quahuu'
Wtich will afford matchmaking otportO
fi-a Of means, Judgment and energy.
IN 30 spot on earth, perhaps, can a pI
;, ea-ily scluir. home and make nv
HuT man bo IL honest and energetic WIZ
cl.1ed, b. i,s rich or poOr. The railroad
Rive. line OF III. Missouri Pacihc,) j. Jus
i1g Us for the first time, aud a freight a.
.gsrr steamer will be put on the rivef n
li,s. gfsatIy stimulating activity IN eve
& a. and sending values upward. u
tia.e 10 g., in right and rap 'h' b"nebi
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The Merit Of succeeding.

Thom K. NieGringhaus has D..
ceiyed ny compliments from the
Missouri .epublicaH press and Reput
licans Of the state for his splendid wor.
in the last campaign BY which Ms.
souri, shifted from the Democratic 70
the Republican column. He has MOI
been member Of the conlending wiDgs
Of tho Republican party In this state
aud hence was able 70 enlist the worker
in the party without partisan conten.
tions. The campaign was harmonious
and vigorous. Mr.. Nicdringbaus has
shown himself 10 be wise politician
and an excellent political manager.
His work has been unselfish and able.
He contributed literally 10 the cam
paign fund when other resources failed.
He harmODized and en,hused the party
all over the state and brought the Re
publican 10 the polls by systematic r.
effort. He called able men TO his q =.
sistance gho also did their work we J.
We believe 1t would be a fitting rec
ognition of bis services 10 send him {,
Washington as The successor OF Hon
Francis " COckreli, who has served
the state yery ably for quarter Of a
century. West Plains Journal.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1904-12-15

a teacher correspondent Of the Re-
publican pays Johnny Blankenship and
the school at Brown Branch fine
compliment, saying, among other
things, that he found the school under
the best government he ever saw.
This 10 Mr.. Blankenship's third term
! at the Branch. -
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Ihn nsst pre.er,psiep for nalarIs

Chilli and Fever IL bottle Of 0RovE's
IAsT sLZss CHILL TONIC. Ii Is simply
i.an .nG Quinine 10 tastcless form.
10 Cure, No Pay. Price, 80 cents.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1904-12-15
1nited States
the Wot7Is Educator
b. SIMON W. HANAUEP,
United States Deputy ConsuiCeneral Frankfurt Germany

OF ONl political and law but in the realms
RI of science mechanics and business methods the
United States becoming the high school Tor the other
- nations OF TIC world
3. This shown BY the numerous agricultural and COM
II mercial commissions experts manufacturing. students OF
Il 3I political economy scientists OF state and Chiefs OF
stA governmental bureaus managers OF industrial
- banks ec-a from the highly cultured European coun
ries-vising the United States Tor the sole purpose OF
studying American working methods.
With acng Europe has become matter OF lrm belief
that it strictly essential study American and methods
before the education higher craftsmen managers OF industrial
public works, etc. be called complete.
The which Mr. Godbcrger Dr. Saamansohn and other
chiefs OF great German financial institutions Wilhelm Pocnz the
aor Minister OF Rnbaben and his accompanying cou-
y and experts have made and which published by the press
discussed meetings OF economic bodies in Germany caused deT
s in that country and in all industrial circles OF Europe As
numerous from other experts bankers and scen
are follow all with the TO studytc United States
sec how the Americans do it.
Three prominent of German finance and mcan
~ arc now proceeding the United States Tor this purpose
Dernburg OF the Bank OF Commerce and Industries
"ntcrieh. Of the Berlin Commercial company and PTvy
Ratienau. The first named represent great banking
ing Institutions and Mr. Rathcnau director general Of the
.cirical works in Germany
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1904-12-15

ODD gELLOws.
100. y F.--0srYison Lodgs, No. Gij. .is
.pcond and fourth Saturday nights.
j W. STEyKss, -. s..
I. o. o. f.-BrsdleyyilIe Lodge, 80.
meets fret and third Saturday nights.
;. a BLAiis
%, or Swan Lodge No $50, Tar ir.
No, meets every Thursdsy might.
j. Y RaEyys, q.
1908 P.-Beayer Lodge, no. ei3
Yills, No.. meets saturday nights bei 4f'
ond and fourth 6undsys.
w. g. CosSEs
100. Golden Rod Rebeecs u
~, Tsa ,yllie. Mo-, meets eyefy ,
night.
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MASONIC.
~ and A. NJ, ,-f0rsyth Lodge No i53, meets
gn Saturday upon OF sI'er the Iu'i nf'ps III
ssch month. n. IL. PAkhsn, " VI
;. w BOSWELL, Sec.
4 Y. and A. NJ. - Kirbyyille Lodge No. s6i
meets on Saturday night upor or next befor'
.he full moon In each month.
". RosE. Sec. CIV. VASzASDr. " N.
a ". and A. n. M.--Clanln Lodge, No. - Pro
.em, Mo-, meets on or before the full u. ~
eact month. 5. r. DoTsos, Ill.
- s.-Chapter No. 81, meets 1rst an .r.
Ihursdays In each month.
Mr.. s. A. WKhTBEgsAN, " ..
Il, {. FosD. W. r. A II. PAEHsn
wooD1Es
Il W. A.-Forsyth Camp No. sBD ~
Tuesday upon or FIRST following the fni
J.y. BALDWIN. Head 90 ,.
.. II. GRoos. Clerk.
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Ayowai Of Mr.. Ksrens.

A United States senatorship IL prize
that any American citizen may well
esteem. With me exception Of the
presidency, there no higher Office ID
this government. A Republican sena
tor from dissouri Tor the first time il
generation will be genuine rari, y
and for that reason the seat now -
cupied by Mr.. Cockrell is especiallI
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1904-12-15
CHURCHES.

eTcHE CHAPEL. vogsYTg.
81 E.-Seryices 0rst Sunday in ssp
.aOrning and evening Rgy. i h
Cpjop Sunday School every sunday
10 o'clock. You sre welcome.
C.E. JsssIses. ssc. W. II. psiea s~p
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wm.C. Bading, J. l.. Gordon
11tices, J. b. Bisseli. J.. A. Thomas.
stable Z BowermaD
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SOCIETIES.

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TOWNSHIPS.

.t,ees J. n. Boyd. wm. ans,
Issa: app.
=. .n,t,b,e z. l.. Weathes, Gan
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gsMs. Mat Dcrsa0t.

W1hreno saobafte 8enliitber ihon
bereit lino, Der bemufratifden Bartei
bas @rabaeleit si aeben. Eino Semo=
froten bon edbtem Gdlrot unb Rorn
nod teinespeas sntmuthiat. Gin De-
lnotrat. ben mir an Montaa fpraden.
reroIih Die Iebte Wabl nit einem
weIttiden s6neeiturme. tpdhreno beiien
man Ninoer uno 5dofe auf ben tpeiten
@eiosariinben ibreme ehifial iiberlalien
muB. gad bem Gturme aehen bic
6irten fpieoer in Die WeiheQriinoe uno
fammeln bic 6erben uno iie tuerben
finben, boB Die Ihndthliden 9biere er.
Ieoer lino, oaB aber bic trdftiaen
3uhtthiere Dem Sturme gBioerhano
aeleiliet boben nno bamit III Die 8runos
lode osoebeu. fir Den ertifanoenen Ber'
lu5t grinb su leiften.
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ggo.ts RrieeS SyS1,a,spIat. /.

Die tniliibe 0tpits Dor port Mrthnr
iheint nernihist. & Mus benz Daupts
quarter oes Generals Noai luurDt be-
rihtet: (,
9ies, .rniliide pqnaeridifIe, alusi
.Ruuaer. Elm GanoueH6Ooi nnb Gin Wsis
nsniNiiE bic hn@Daisp pon ppr, Mrihur
aeltaen, iiao ban nnltren 0tIaolItn
adn3lih nnbrauhbar aemaht tporotn.
Gs III nidt iueiisr n6tbig. bic rulliIhe
6lotte au beihisBsn.
gBir liao isbt init benz BeiGieben
BON pori Mrihnr bsihdltiat. 6as bereits
Hart beiddoiat III. Eit Batterien allF
bem Gclotnen Berg inb bic Iunten-
telegrapbenitaiion am sSu6e besfelben
iino beionners iiarf beihdoiai ,uorosn.
Das arpBe NrIendl III in Brano ae.
ihofsn luDrbem
gsOn Mnolsn iino feine neiien Be
rid)te eingetrniIen. 3is itbrtdtihs adlte
wirtt aemmeuo anf bic Gperationen Der
bort liebenoeu Mrmeen.
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MsS De u Wert attSrerbAa,c !
tNetaeea.

SIM pro3siis BON 5onatbau q. 81.
Sher. aon,iniilrotor. aeaen bic genn.
Iplpa,sio @0.. in lpslhein BEN aldger,
$25O0 s,laelprOh,n nuroeu. suoro Dos
.@sjnh Der GiieMbaangeisllihaft jiir
sinsn sltuest BrDaeb abaemitien. =
aitp 3nai aesen ..SOiepb 3nat. Der
sst6aerin ,pnroe cine gheinsiouag bee
pitiiat. neil 3nai iis uerlalisn bat.
NsanI uno @rots aeaen Z. 3. Raif.
Aui Soften Des Gldaers snriifsesoaeil.
Miliam s. 5tstin aegen Gorolina
Stsiin. Der YrocsB ipnroe suriidge.
soaeu uno beioe parteien besablsn ihre
Soften.
Die 4laa, aeaen ssobnion @5att tpe-
gen grlanaun9 uon giaentbum unter
Iatihem Yorlpano tpurbs auI Den Nn'
.raa oss Gtaatsannaltes suriidaesoaen.
allireo 8raber tino Mlorp 8raber.
Die 81 Ader 2ano in Dopsr 3onnibip
beliBsn, erbeben Nntlase fiir oie5umme
BON 1898. so seeen SEQ. D. 5tauffer,
Sbas. =. Stauffer mo Sobu Weiaano.
neil bieielben an9eblib ibrell 3Oblen'
ihadt na1 oem 8sliBtbum Der aIdaer
eetrieben uno oeren Goblen berans9es
f6roert b1tteu.
AuQuha Mileus grmin min bon
@m. 3. gtmin seibieoen iein, neil
oerielbe ein 5runtenbDlo Isi uno rlidts
flir ben nnterbalt Der Gamilie beitraae
Sobn nno Gbarlss Q. Welnbart.
@ontratlorsu, baben i'm bieli9en @e'
ridt cine Glase iiir $ll 900 einaereid1
| fir Nrbeit an Der neuen Vrauerei in
9anal SoDer.
Sn oem YroseB eesen 5. S. Sbar.
Der bon einem Grieoensridter me9eI
Saaens auf umerlaubtem Brunbe Der.
urtbeilt mprben mar. lparo ole gntIbe 9
bung oes Grieoensrihters me9en iOrnlel
ler Ssbler nibti9 ertldrt.
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@rnnbeigenentbmms liebertrasuus,

T. snsib All GEORGE syertta Got 8 unb 9beI 2. g.
{, SlinslnFf 8. ab.. Doper. $500.
asot sanstas giea pss IS Sason Ss@ soe easasf S'
Sohs g.ttbam sn Sam.s 6anep Got 2. gsstbam
enbs0ip.. slsm g6ilaSslphia. slO5.
:. Mlbert 9smutb an waartpn Surbett 20 ader. Glep
Gisa u, nnb George 8. Srppen su Grsb.ri6 gspsn.
tdeth. Ader DoDer, $40.
s.Onarb s. aaIsaberrp su 0anut gsaursr los42
Jranf o. arasp nab I. 6. million su aIirts eab
Got i5s 8oafs Of Grabe HI. Belipar. siOO:
:, " w. D. 1rata 7ns nas :; e milton s ~ sssrss T.
Samnel SIMMER gu 0thoIas stiero. Got s46. Ssiis
Singfnff's 3d., 9oper $3.50.
20. 8. Orr su 8, 6: Orr sO5 ader, aDaibiuatou.
10 gt. Traep unb T. 6. Wilfon su Bertha Dant
9otten 2 NIB g. Wparb Of 1rabe Ab.. Ypliuar. SIPS.
Mi9oas ysilsrs aSu,iniitratDt ~ Jranf S.seaasIi
4lil 100 Ader Sltip 9hilabepbia, $500.
Shar!ss p glnslnif an SaeOb Snsppslt 3sllOo
ssobn 3: gOssr su elmer msOOer, Got 90. a. as..
Biliam attpts su Jreberid RDtb. it, Got IA, sr.
i.nfiou sI M.!tp gibs Softer gsp gail 500
We&reerp's Ab Wineral @itg. $500.
Ibe SIObe Slap SO. sn Spbu nnb Caroline aSibstr,
stOSn Suusr su antbDup gurfbart unb ealoms
9urfbart, 2.S8 4der 2amrente. $500.
.5pbn piie gu 3enrs 80 Gerber. 3,65 ader
aRars 6 nnO MN. 8. SanaOa su u: g. Waribal
CHARLES .. Gssnsr sp 5ba gssu,r. " adsr ubri9s.
bile. SITS.
gebseea ssabsr sn asam @ins, Got Blases gins.
philadelphia. sos.
10 M Trasp nnD T. 6. mH|Ou su 8. 9. esbolo.
Bet S. 0oafb> OF Trnbe No.. Nplipar 800.
10 Wt. 7raep nnb & 6. WitIon 3n Wgrfle 8eIfnap,
Got 9S Doarb Of Hraoe Mb.. BDltper. 800
y. s. Spring sn Sarab Spring. Got q Reeula ao..
YbiIippSburg. 81
Senrp Dearbprff su Glmer 6. Brp,pn 2ot 4.
ss,rDsSR gasrDis.. sssa, s42s.
Winne W. nnb sDbn 90. RepSer 3u Goipmon unh
Sara Rufenabt, 9bstapt g. glod A. Ssnniion. 1890.
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Nm 8. Dewmber In WolT's Station
Siaae 5tsifp im alter bon SO sssahreis
an elmer Der,traiithtit. Der NtrHors
forbne bintstidbt ssisss Witttpe ano
9 ainber. 9 ,s
almll. Reasmbsr in post Waibin9'
ton MooIpbus o. Eentuth i'm Mlttr bon
"a ,,5uhren. Der Ysrlsorbene bat ben
Rebellionstries n,itasmaAt i'm ST. Gnir
Reaimeut. Dst 8esitcrbsne hinterldbt
cine Wittlpe uno einen Sohn.
9lm Is. DeSmbsr I'm Srrenafpl IN
MaHlllon 6rau gti5a Gentobeli oor
Neiu philadelphia. Die Nerhorben'
binterIdBt einen 8atten uuo 2 S6bne
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YolitiI6es.

9as 8emertensmertbefe OH Der Bot.
lhaft oes YrdIioenten 1T Der llmifano.
oab er tein Wort iiber ben 1arif su
iooen bot.
Die vNetp Dort 5imes" publi-
sirt bas 8oltspotum nit l3. 534, ll9;
3ooIeptlt erbielt cine pluralitdt BON
2, 2,346,l59 iiber Ridter Barter, oas
b01Te 8oltspotum bon iraeno einem
prdlioenteu. uno 100000 5timmen
aebr oIs WcGinIep III 1900. Sas
8otum Der gosiaIihen ilt UNI 800. 900
h6ber als in 1900. NooIeueIt (Rep.),
7,640, $50; parfer (Dem.). 5.094 .39l; {;
G,bs (s@). 392.857; 'Smallow
(prob.). 248,4ll; Watfon (pop.), },
l24. .38l; Gerrsaan(5Os. arb. Yartei).
33, $40. Dasglsttoral=Votum 1T 1856
fir Rooiepelt. l40 fir Barter.
Senator 9temart rsithte ON Wonta9
cine 0orlage elm, oer3uIolee Die Saldre
oes Yrdioentsn, Bi3e.Yrdiioelten tuie
aud Der Ssnatoren uno Repralentanten
i'm 9onareB erb6bt meroen julien. Ser
Verla9e sufOlae ioQ oas Salair oes
pr6ioenten anf 500. .O00 idbrliA.
basisniac. oss 8ise. PrdIicent.n auf
$50. 900 unb oasieni9e Der Senatoren
nno aeprdjsataatsn auF ie $4,000 ct.
hbbt lpsrben. Die grbbbuna ioa am
4. Wdrss 1909 in RroFt treten.
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z Mu 4arsahler.

Sis 3eita fur Be3abIlhaa Der Sesem'
berltsusrn in um einen WlOnat. bis
gum 90. .5onuar 1905. u.rlanaert.
bod bic 9ops Stsusru uno riditdnoi9e
Sttutrn malisn biz gum 20. Eeasmbsr
be3oblt ueroen.
amuel &ofer.
-.a gOuntp S6aBmeifer.
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bate sur 5plss, bab s. 9. Srner BON
5ranflin Grove, 3d., einen lblimmen
6anitt am 8ein paYcntrns. Derielbe
perpanbelte iid In elm sefabrlides @e@
fhwir, osa bier Sabre lang alien ar3tz
iihen Mitteln trpbte, fhlieblif aber
purh 8udlen's Nrnica Salbs aebeilt
wurbe. Sc iibertrifft jepe anpere Salbe.
Sur 25e. Die Shahtel. 5eiluns saran=
tirt Der Mpctbefsr s. 9. 8ainsberser.
Sn Rainsbsrsers Npcteefe wirb oeuti6
asfprpAen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-15

4merifon,I1e Gdreib Maihinen
fperben in europa nm Die Ddlfte billi=
ger pettauft als bier. Wit bunoerten
BON ameritaniihen ssabrifaten 1T ss
ebenIo. Die aMeritanilhen Gonlumentsn
ioaten iih bas auNubs naden uno oieIe
Dinae i'm Mnslanb faufen. Die Riif=
frahi iii gerin9 uno als amerifanilhes
S5abrlfat hdtten oieie 3iif Smporte
teinen 3oa au be5ablen. Das 8eihdfi
iuiirbe Iif lohnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-15

Mit oen .gueiiina GoLtsifs" 1T
es oorbei. 8eneolpoifmsiiier Mnune
uer0ffentlihte eiueu Dffisielen Beridt.
in oem er unter anoerem foot. baB
grisfe. bic an gerionsn pber @eiddFte
nerihtet iino. bic cine Eplhe .2oiterie"
betrsiben. nit hem GtempeI .Yetrii=
aeriih" on ben abisnoer suriifseianot
tuerben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-15
!, IS hpiBt 8. 3. Obliaer uno s

IS heiBt 8. 3. DbIiaer uno 5.
@obest 3immermann Die fiidti9en Se.
nmteu Der WDoltsr Hatlonal8ant leiell
in Cuba.
G,au @anie 8. gbabpif puroe
oeitern nad, @leueluno aebraht uno IN
Dem Gouulp BstdnsniB in Der g3aio.
Staot Uiio tie ibren Proaeb obparten
mllIeu, msnn nid,l elmer ibrer Banf.
freunoe yiiraidalt fellt.
Ser gainter lit ba. Rit talter
Tanf bel er 6elo uno Walo. Bad uro
EluB in siIi9e Sanoe Qsfbida,it, als
ob er emia berrlAsn iuOllts. QSir ober
tr5Itel, uus nit nsm 8ihterwort: Die
itrenaen Dsrrsn iiuo's, Die tnr3 realereil. :"
Qeui &. Oooer. elm 20ldbriaer
Surlhe Don 5nsarereet Solunlblp,
tpuroe AM 5ai,ltna nor ben Srohate
3idter oebratbt .Iuo irrllnnla beIunosn.
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mad benz 5rrtuuipl III Walnllon 9es
bradi.
Nm TisuIiua/ Nddmitta9 lit
@pttTrieo Odnni BON @andl OOber nab
Dem Gneu psrreift uno miro leute nit
einem Toutpisr Der Irana0lilhen 9inle
bon Ns,p Oorf ubiGbren um feiue alte
Sein,atb III Der Shwtia Die er i'm
Gu i.l873 uerluisn. au bein9sn. W'r
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unb Strobbnr9 ,uohnt. wuroe ,am leB=
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Notorpooen Der 5trabenbabn, Der leln
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@nRer Hriblp BON bier. ein Bur-
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nuf 2 Mmpeliunaen bin. auf eetlen Der
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natl TN nuo lisferte li6 Der poli3si aus.
- 9lis Dor einigen Sa9en 8eorae
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oehoben lperDet uno lparo in Elm Na6.
barbaus asbradt, no er Iid balo ipieoer
erhcltt.
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9bilaDslphid, $3.50 BON $l00, in
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1923, iii Tenniion 1892. in Stem
gpmerstopn s3 40. Die meiten Bait
fen besablsn auT Gepoiitsn nur 8 pro3.
Sat nun sin ebrliber Gtsuersabler buns
bert DelIars erlpart uno Ieat oieielbell
auf Dis Sant, 10 pirb er oaftir orei
Doaars 3inien be3isben. bat aber.
apenn er ben Anshor nidt beliist, bier
in 4eip philadelphia orei 9cllar une
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inht2
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