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The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1904-10-29

Joe Adams, "The Tailor" has
received his fall line of samples
and the man who cannot find a
pattern for pants, suit, overcoat,
fancy vest, or shirts, is sure hard
to please. He positively guaran.
tees his coat not to lose their
shape, and if they do, will make
them over free of charge. He has
sample to show you is why he
gives this guarantee. You must
be pleased in every way with your
purchase or no sale. A beautiful
line of eamples and designs for
ladies skirts also,
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1904-10-29


1t was at the close of divine SER
vices in one of the churches. The
preacher lived in distant town
and was bidding goodbye to his
acquaintance in the congregation:
To one of the older members, q
native of Kentucky, he said: II
hope We will meet in heaven.'
"Wall," was the quick response,
"I'll be thar eff / live."
One dollar is small sum to in
vest in high grade Fountain Pen,
consequently The Selden Pen Mfg.
Company's "ad," which will be
found in another part of this paper,
should appeal to those of our
readers who are ia need of such an
article. If the Fountain Pen fails
to give absolute. satisfaction, the
money will be cheerfully refunded.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1904-10-29

Louis Werner Saw Mill company
is credited with purchase of 1000
acres of timber land in Newton
and Jasper counties.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1904-10-29

A charter has been granted the
Corsicana cotton mills, capital
100000; purpose, the manufac-
ture and sale of cotton products.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1904-10-29

Only four deaths have occurred
at theA Confederate Home within
the past three months-one of
whom was killed.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1904-10-29
To Cure q Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money if
it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1904-10-29

Try some Magic Eminent. 1t
is good for sprains, burns and sore
at d. M. Smiths. d. l.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1904-10-29

Be sure to come in to hear Nor.
ris Sheppard speak on Wednesday,
November End.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1904-10-29
NOTICE
To my Patrons and the Public.

have moved my Office to the build
ing formerly occupied by DR.. Cooke, on
the North corner of the alley at the
rear of the Drug Stores, where can be
found during the day, when not pro.
engaged elsewhere. have
also had a telephone put in at my resi-.
dence, where can be found at night.
My residence phone is number 40.
My Office phone is number 143.
jtO A, A. TERHUNE VI. d.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-10-08

JEW. Bartlett was up from his farm near Oak Grove Wednesday.
 Miss Lulu Puckett is not improving. She is in a very critical condition.
 A fine piece of Chinaware with ev- cry can of baking powder at A, J. Tabors'.
 Don't forget the great Millinery sale. Your hat at your own price at Maggie Tabor's.
 J. B. Harden has received another car load of hay and is ready to supply all demands.
 Don't buy your fall and winter shoes until you have examined the stock at Len Nunnally & Co.'S.
 w, G. Hobbs, merchant and postmas- ter at Enon, was q business visitor in Green Forest Tuesday.
 Maggie Tabor will make special prices on all her Millinery for the nex5 l5 days, beginning Monday, Oct. 10.
 "V. G." shoes have come to stay. No, they have been here always. Adam wore them. See Nunnally 6; Go.
 Just receiyedl A large assortment of Ladies and Children's Hat3 and Caps. Latest styles. Aiken (; Hancock.
 Prof. Crawford is now boneale residentof the city, having moved his family into one of J. A. Bueli'8 cot1 tages on Ninth street.
 J. D. Hudspeth, stock man of M lr- ble, and family are recent aceessions to our town. They reside in tho Jackson property, south of the track.
 No need any more to send away to mail order houses in order t5 get good goods, You will find just what you want at Len Nunnally 6; Co.'S.
 You will do well to take advantage of the baalzf6p5 prices offered oa nj tny articles of melchandise at th9 store of Geo. 0. Hunt Ga Co. J, . c. Taoof's brick.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-10-08

Un cle Kim Eulsey's condition is re- ported to be slightly improved.
 Word comes from BeryYille that stall. are full of race horses at the fair ground and that everything is in readi- ness for the success of the coming fair
 Jewel Braswell and Miss Rosa Wyatt are apprentices in TIE TRIBgNE's com posing room as d result of the hint last week about needing help. Who said advertising does not pay?
 K II. Mccoy writes that he and lis mother have arrived safely at their new home at Lambert, Okla. He says he was surprised to fl Il in K ln535 a rough CT country than North Arkansas. He went through Chaa5au4la county.
 G. A. Stevens, travelling salesman for Hollenberg Music Go. of Little Rock, was here Wednesday consulting some of our citizens regarding tho pur- chase of a piano. This firm handles the KimbaIl exclusively and they are not only thoroughly relia ble but pleasant people to deal with.
 Joe A. Yonng ot Denver was in town for business again Wednesday. He says his new store on Cricl5ett creek, seven miles west of Omaha, is now open for business, and he is now engaged in promoting large timber industry which will ne:e8sitate the building of a tram road from his place to Omaha. Returning home he was accompanied by George West of the firm of Whitaker G West, who have c!jants who want into a deal of this kind.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-10-08
Best Grass Seed On Earth saG E1ardeG1's E.

Judge Bd5t went to B3fryyill9 Sun-
 day evening to be present at the open
 ing Of county levying court Monday morning. Mrs. Butt took ooc asion to Flsither parents at Harrison during | her husbands absence.
 Coffees, teas. sugars, canned goods, cereal foods, flour, cured meats, fruits, |vegetables, spices, extracts, bread con |isctions, crackers aad cheese are few of the articles that are kept clean and Last sth at Tanning 6: Birkes' grocery. Corneal Skinkle is very much grieved over an accident that happened to one of his i8-year-old colts last Saturday. The animal ran into barbed ware fence, mflicting serious cut on the muscle of his leg just below the breast. It will be several weeks before he will be able for Service again.
 Work is progressing nicely on the new school building. Everything so far indicates that the splendid structure outlined by Arch;tecC J. A. Jaques Is Ltq be finished to a demonstration. Ii [eTf not only be a fine locker, but g
 school building in every other respect
 Of which the community can well affofC
 to be proud.
 The wife of Nealy Batlor of Blue
 Eye, Mo, died on Sunday night last
 alter an illness of several months, du'
 to stomach trouble. Mrs. Butler was D
 years old and an exemplary Cbrlstail woman, being member Of the Ba25i5t
 church. She had served her church in
 the capacity of clerk for the past eight years. The community ms slstaia9i a great loss in her death.
 Frank Glahe has rented his farm two and half miles south of town, t Henderson Ramsey and will move to 1arn he purcnased near Des Are. M Vlahe was induced to come to thl country from the swamps of southeas Missouri for the benefit of his rapidl oschning health. He became well an arong again and has decided to go bac
 10 the bottoms temporarily, at least.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-10-08
READ FHES, LADIES.

Mrs. Ramsey has just returned from St. Louis, and added to her already very complete assoftmentof hats, seyer- al new styles in street wear, besides some beautifully tailored goods, also some nice dress shapes Chat will surely please, Prices as low as quality vii admit.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-10-08
CaGCi frnatlikS.

We desire to thank our many good friends and neighbors for the many kindnesses shown US during the last illness of our beloved husband and father. MRS NELLIE SEEED.
 ". L. oNEED.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-10-08
All kinds of seeds at Harden's.
Rudd will buy your small beeves.

Don't buy until you have seen Mrs. Ramsoy'5 latest addition of hats.
 Mrs. >Ramsey's tailored hats are the best styles proourable in St. Louis.
 Note the ad. in this issue Of the pro- gre5sive new firm of Aiken & Hancock
 Summer dime has just about gone out. It has fingered with Us long this year.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-10-08
GoiaG fer CIAa1al,er1ain's Co1;c, Cholera and DiaTThoea
 ReRleIyo

Don't pat yourself in this mans place, brt keep a bottle of this remedy in your home There is nothing so good for Co!ic, Cholera Morbns, Dysentery and Diarrhoea. It is equally valuable for Summer Complaint and Cholera Infan- tu,u and has saved the lives Of more children than any other medicine in use.
 When reduced with water and sweet ened 1t is pleasant to take.
 You, or some one of your family, are sure to need tiiis remedy sooner or later mad whea that time comes you will need it badly; yoH vii! need i5 quickly. Why not buy t now and be prepared for such ea emergency? Price. .25c.; large size, 50c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-10-08
Local Mention.
ax Ax fix z1~sz< rnH Ell

a inc North Arkansas Fair.
 and Irene Bedding are still
 lite sick.
 Grass seed from the new crop for sale
 J. B. Harden's.
 North Arkansas Fair opens at u a,;lle next Wednesday.
 ,.;,ds of first-class black -sfaithing
 ,ps a by S. Bryant, near aepot'
 II M. Foster of Harrison is vis-
 .,r a at the home of he brother-in-law,
 3. Birkes.
 a,.u & Jenlins's produce house is @ nIsce to get your flour and all kinds rrsss seed at bedrock prices.
 rc cooper returned Sunday from .D,,y county, where he had been look ,c for sa5i ects for life insurance.
 want sun dried and eyaporated ,.les and will pay the highest market |f J. 5. HARDEN. rsylisde as is being said about it., |,sra is no town in the country taking l, more substantial growth than is |resn Forest.
 V. B. Duncan has, finally closed out k affairs at Columbus, Kan, and has lssx his wife here in tie management f the Star Hotel. N. $. Co1sey has barn under con- foe5ion OF the rear end of his resi-. spce property, adjoining c. c. O'Neal Co.'s. War3aoase.
 c. c. Kirkham of Denver spent last eek ia town undergoing treatment r an attack of efy5ipila5. He return hone mach improved. Capt. L. E. Hareer5 came up from mana Saturday and left Sunday by sia for Davenport, Okla, where he 3e8 on 8 prospecting trip. The Abstract Go. has client who .ats to trade @ half interest ln a $l5OO ,ck of goods in a good location for a .og ot land near GreenfFores5. Harden is now ready to handle Arii- sas Blacks, Wines&p, Rome Beauty | WiaoW Twig apples. Remember 9od4 can pay more than he can for lkktable apples. 'Iahe yoar arrangements to attend Carroll county lar. It will no5 be great as tao Worlds Far, but to the Vtfl and development of the county means vastly more. ]. c, 0'Neal 6; Co. have already d a ear load of new goods into their ' store building, notwithstanding 1t ks considerable of having received finishing touches,
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-10-08
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Ties Wanted.

The c. H. Smith Tie and Lumber Go will buy ties, oak posts, piling, poles and oak and pine lumber of all dimensions. Weekly inspection on all switches.
 w. J. Wallace, Supt. Eureka Springs, Ark. tf
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uieaeidt Der iebiQe Morb nit ieuem

pie0eidt Der iebiae Morb nit ieneut
mtBgltidten Nttentat auiammenbdn0t.
Ser SuitiSminiiier Wuraoieff iibers
brahte Dem Safer Die Ga6ribt ppr
Der MlDrbtat. 0erIelbe nor tief err
Ihittert. Der 8aiierin, ruelde tGQs
lt6 lire Nieoerfuuft erpartet, uuroe
Der BDrfau peridmieaen. 8uruD=
ou, be8 grmoroeten eriter 6ii(fs=
arbeiter, murbe gum WtiniIter oe8
Snnern ernaunt.
Blehpe bat iid burd leine @e=
maltpDlitit 9eaen Sinnlano, feline
Undertaking jeatider Jortidritt8s
b%etpe9ung i'm 2anbe uno letne suei=
fe(bafte 6eltun9 BET Den perlhiebez
men acknowledgment Der lebten
Belt oiele Seinoe gernabt uuo er 1T
unaneifetbaft oieiem SAB gum Opfer
aefaQen, Nae 3eitun9en i'm Nu8s
lanoe ipreden oies 0ffen aus, iDoar
bic ruiienfreun6lide s8reuaseitung"
in Berlin. uuier Nnorem 3, 8bite,
Der friiber 8einnoter in st. Beterss
burg mar, bat in elnem Snteroien
8lebme'8 3dti9teit als Miniiter
nuf5 @d)0rfte permrteilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-29

nod alien 8eltteilen uno 100 friber
@ngGano oIeinberrideno mar, ba
ltDBt es jeht iiberau auf Den oeuti6en
9pnturrenten. 0eutIdlano bat cine
mdbtiee 6anoelsflotte befDmmen, e8
bat &olpnien erpDrben, es bat iid
CUR aGtunagebietenoen Seemaht
berauseebitoet. So etpa8 lit fir
England natirlidl iebr draerlih.
Infanas bat es freilih oieien Iereer
ourh aQerlei faule 8ibe uno biiftge
8emertuneen peasui6er3en oera
Subt - man lebe iih uur einu.al Die
fteb8ieer Sabradnge oe8 rBunh
an - ais eas aber nibt mebr 9ing.
oa wuroe man ernitli6 bDfe uno oa
man rur oamit ausgelaht Q%etu0roet
pare, roerrt man eeseiet bdtte, Dab
man peeen be8 Nuftretens zines
neuen Geihdftsfonfurrenten 5orria
lei, 10 rebete man fid) uno anoeren
nur, 9eutldlanb lei eefabrli6, feline
8p(ttif beorebe Die ibrigen @taaten
Guropa's uno man miiie ftd ibm
aeaenlber Iebr poriidtie oerbalten.
Nuf oieIe 8eiie befam nsan uenig=
items einen pfaultblen 8runo. UNI
ietnen unpiaen 9egen 9eutI6lanb
gu seieen un6 81 erfldren.
Sn @irflihfeit tit bieSer @runh
|iebt 10 perig ltihbaltig, ute er iru9er
aeueIen iii. Deutiblanb trdQt ii6
nicbt nit @rDberunasgeoanfen, i'm
@eoentetl. es nerfolat cine Bulitif
10 frieofertig, mie fie lih nur oenfen
ldBt.. @enn gnalano'8 BDlitif ebenio
Eriebfertie mare, oann mare uus sur1
MinoeHen Elm 8rieo erIpart 1eblies
ben - Der Burentriea, uno b0bit
notwithstanding ouh bieier arieg spis
ihen Sapart uno 8uBlano.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-29
cages : 0%seuisfeIten.
nfnn b.

unler Staats0epartement bat
itdl be8ialih Der 9aoung oes bon
ben GuIien aetaperten Dampfers
nQrabia" nit Der ruiliIden &e8ies
rurg in 8erbinbuua QeFebt. Die
2aonnQ aeb6rte befanntlih Qnerifaz
1terr. Sic beltan6 aus Wtebl.
SIN Chicago fat man mteber
Elm paqr farbi9e Streitbreher ubere
fallen uno iblimm 5ugerid1tet. Sin
Dffeuboy eeiftia geitDrter WenIb,
Elm 2ittbauer Wnmen6 0oresfteb,
mabte auf @ep. 8. @arb. Mitefieo
Der RommiifiDns,S irma Nferauoer.
@nro & ganoper i'm grhangee@es
bdnbe in ben 5tod CARDS einen
Mpro : In9rif nit eiuem RrnBen
Mefer. 8aro entfam ibm ieood
uno Der Nngreifer tpuroe oerbaltet,
ebe er Sd]ooen auri6ten fonnte.
Der fritbere Griegsminiiter
Nopt bat es abgelebnt, ats republi=
foniiher 8ou0erneur8s Ranotoat fir
Stem 0orf auf3utreten.
Dr. GDot, Der @ntoeGer Der
@uatemola=IateiIe Welbe angeblih
ben 8pQ=@eepil pertilgt, miro uu6
Die init Den WmeiIen an5uIteIeuoen
gEperjmente leiten,
M!on ihreibt aus Seem Dorf:
8ebufs Be0bad)tun9 ouf ieinen Sci
ItesSuitano bin, muroe Elm Wfann,
Der Sreoerid 2entinU beiBen ioa,
BON Waeiltrot 8bitman i'm @iier
MtarEet ; BpIiseigeribt nod BEN
8euepue : SoEpital aeidift, Der
Wann, ieiner eigenen Gu9abe nah
elm ,MuIitfnnftler" uno Den Gn9as
ben BON Treunoen 5ufolge Elm Sci
ger BON internationatem Sui /,
mabnt ber pie0er Heiidoew0roene
8eroi gu fein uno 0atte feline Wtitbe.
Wubner oes 6ouie8 SEQ. 90 GbrDltie=
StraBe burG fart ldrmenoe 0allu-
ciuatiDnen 10 auBer 8ano uno 8ano
eebraht, oaB nabeltebenoe uuo pol.
meinenoe Sreunbe lblieBlid Die B0s
li5ei requirieren muBten, I'M ben
8eonuernsnerten in Obbut 81 neb=
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-29

= Nauf6t ia Flor de San lose"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-29
WimIaoumg:

Vile Raneraben Der Snbianers
Expedition nnter General
80 [ uno o eneral Mc3in.
lie i'm Sabre 1874 lber bic CLAMP
@fnca60 linb freunolibit eriubt, ib,
zen nlteri 2ameraben BoDtS an
bee q Brooftede Der II. unb
M~nrfts in ST. 2pnis.
Wl p. 5u- beiuhen.
Die alte alma piro reproou.
stert un0 bie 5fag
ale uirb Guh ben Mee seieen.
Mbreffe: r. 0. Langs Wine & Liquor Co.
81. 8. 2anae. Bref. Boots.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-29
U u 8 | d II !

Gem eneliIden Wtinifter oes
Musndrtiaen tit BON Der ruiiiihen
| 8egierung Die 3ufiheruna gu 9eil
| ee~porben. DAB England in 8eau9
auf Die 3erit6rung oes 9ampfers
.&nigbt COMMANDER" opQe @enu9-
tuung erbalten meroe.
Der 6anoelsuertra9 Stpil6en
Dentihlano unb 8uBlan0 1T untere
5eihnet norben.
Gus ct. 8eterSburg miro ees
meloet, oaB Die beioen rullil6en
&reu5er shpeiter afoiie Don" unb
rural" anf Dem @eae nah BEN 8p'
ten Meer fino, I'm bic 6iilf5freu5ec
vSmolensf" uno st. Betersbur9 ,
bic BON ben Wadten nibt als ri9tige
&rieQslhiFe auerfaunt neroen unb
oenen man baber audi nid1t ole 8edte
r%eeuldrer arie9sihiffe su9eiteben
nil, gu e%rieBen.
Sn Der merifanilGen Staet
Saltiao Mill man cine @ummifabrif
Qrin0en. Wian wia Den @unrni aus
Der Suapaulis BHan5e aepinnen.
Der amertfauiide &ofomDtins
fibrer Daniel sod, ber in Der meriz
faniIhen Staot @anutItlan einen Are
better t~iberfabren bate, lit gu 5pei
Jabren @~ef&neniS perurtellt u0roen.
Ser 8ildof DBa DiiDn, elmer
Der frana6lihen Biih1fe, aeaen Def
fen abberufune burh ben Gatifan
Die @rans0fi9e &eeieruna Broteit
einoeleot bate, 1T nah &om gereilt.
pbne bic BebDroen oabDn in 9ennts
niB 8u Ieben. Mtan Iiebt oies in
8ari8 als Elm 8eiben oafir an, oaB
Der Bru6 8uiIGen Dem Gatifan hno
Der franSOiiiden Reqierung ureers
meibiih lit,
5n ben BenDlessW iinen, nabe
Mnpilni, i'm meritaniiden Staate
Durango, lit THEODORE Wuerpel, elm
Ineelteater Der Merican SnternatiOs
ncl Babu in Bprftrio 0iaa, aeltorben.
SIN cDlumbiIdlen &ougreB ituo
Bei9liilIe ein0ebraht mDroen, in
'oenen aufs gntlbieoenite geoen bic
&%ostrennura Banoma's prUteitiert
miro.
Sn Stalien cirfuliert cine Sub
ifriptionalifte bebufS @rribtung zines
Dante Dentmals in Berlin alS Ste
oanhe fir oas untdnait unter 10
groBartigen Seierlihfeiten entbiIte
@oetbe 9enfmol IN &orn. 3ablz
rei6e beoeutenoe 8ertreter Der italics
niiheu auhit, BifTenidaft uno Qi-
teratur itinmen Dem Blaue ga.
Der unteritaatsietretd i'm preus
Biideu Niinilterium fir 2anomirts
ltaft, Domdneu uno 5prften, @irfl.
@ebeimrat Sternebera, lift nab ben
Der. Staten abaereiit I'm SunGdIt
Die @eltau8ltelluna in 81. 4ouis 8u
beiuden uno lih oann in oeri6ieoes
men 1eilen oes aelobten 2ouoe8 SaGs
ltuoien gu miomen.
MauH1t ia Flair ia San Insa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-29
Sic @rmorsang bes Minifters bon
Xlehtue.

Donnerftae morgen geQen 10 ubr.
als Der ruiitide Miniiter oes Sn<
nert, W. BON YlebDe, mad
benz BaltiIden gabnbof in st.
Betersbura fubr, UNI bort ben
BUG nab BeterbDf, mo- ii6 Der 8ai=
fer oufbdlt, gu nebmen, muroe cine
8umbe unter ieinen @aaer seih(eu@
bert, peld5e nit furdtbarem &rahen
e~rplooierte. Blebne uno fem SIT
lher uuroen ioIort getDtet, Der $50
gen sertriimmert uno Die Bferoe
tobten ruie raleno oauDn. 8lebme'8
2eide uuroe poQtdnbie ueritimmelt,
Die bes 3utibers ebenfa(ls. Die
untat gei1ab auf ben Sabaltanstli
Broipeft, elmer 9roBen nah Dem
Warlhauer unb benz 8aItiiden
Babnbof fiibrenoen StraBe. Ser
Eater mus Qenau init ben 8ewobns
beiten BEG MiniiterS Dertraut genes
fen Iein uno aemuBt 5aDen, oaB oer-
ielbe ieben Donneritag n,Dreen gum
Wortraa nab .BeterbDf fubr. Gr
bate fidl nit eiuem @efdhrten auf
benz Seitenmeg aufgeiteat unb erz
partete bort ben Wagen bes Wtiniz
tiers. Derielbe mar. tuie INNER,
BON elmer Nnsabl Deteftios auf
Bicpcles begieitet uno elmer oieier
2eute beru1rte i'm 80rbeifabren TO-
gar ben Qrm oes W0roers. @lelh
naG]oem Der @agen an Der Steae
paltiert mar, i6leuberte Der Wann
Ieine Bombe. Gle mar allen Nne
ldeine nab nit BDrDl0rine gefiat
uno erplpoierte, mie aeiagt. nit eie
ner ftarten Defamation, ieooh obne
6aub au perurlaheu.
Die Wirfuna mar cine furbtbare.
@uBer benz Winiiter uno ieinent
&utider puroen nod unaefabr stuanz
sig Berlonen, unter ibnen audi Der
M0roer, mebr Doer minoer lhuer
perlebt. Sdmmtlibe Senitern in
Der Nabbarfhait wuroen sertrfm'
inert, bas Steinpflaiter muroe an Der
GteIe, an Der Die GrplOiion ftotte
fanb, iatidhlth gu Bulner seraaalnlt
uno Elm ibnereS gilenitdd tpuroe
fiber ben ObmDbnpj 8anal geibleus
bert uno serbro6 ben W}ait zines
tleinen Sbiffes, geaet ben es ees
pDrfeu muroe.
Die 2ei9e 8lebne'8 puroe nab
elmer benahbarten aapeae aebraht
uno oann nod ieinem 9auie fiber.
fiibrt, NOD ite feierliG aufgebabrt
puroe. Man muBte iie ieoDb nit
Sbleiern beoeden, um ben Nnblld
Der furbtbaren @~eritimmeluug ben
Beiubern su entaieb5n.
Ser WDroer nDlte entfliebeu,
muroe aber iufort nerbaitet; 'er uer@
meiaerts jebe Nusfunft aber iid
ielbit, man bdlt i'm ieoUh fir eineu
iunaen Tinnldnoer 0amens 2eaio.
Do er lhmer %perpunoet mar,
bradte man i'm nab benz 6olpital.
Seinem @enoHen eelana es gu ents
fomtnen. man uerbaftete ibn jeoob
lpdter in einem Sotel, tpelhes Der
llnelifsitdtte eeraoe geaeutiber fleet.
Sn ieinem Belize fanb iid cine
glei@e Bonnie. tpie o%ieieniae, pelfe
Der Nnbere eeibleubert batte. Die
8eb6roen fino iberseugt. baB oas
Attentat bas &elultat elmer peitoers
5tpeieten 8eridnDrung lit uno ba-
ben bereitS mehrere BerbaTtunqer
boraenommen. 8lebwe ioa pdh'
rero Der lebten Belt perlhieoentllb
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Carson

The Carson Carnival, on the 4th, is
going to be a hummer. Thousands
of visitors will attend, many going
from Tonopah. The attractions this
year are new and the Carson people
want to see a large delegation from
Tonopah.