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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

berlufen unb lire S9anoe dnberspo
81 berberger; anoere nennen lie bic
grDBe amerifanif6e s." g&an
fam 5i6 benfen, mas bic beoauernss
pert6e &iinitlerin, fpel6e 1i9 bisber
aGgemeiner 8eliebtbeit erfreute, unz
ter biefen i4amloien Ingriffen nnb
8erleumbungen gu leiben but. Shr
Nerbenfpitem lit 70 erf9iittert, buB ffe
faltm i'm @tanbe 1T, in Der Sper 5u
itngen.
S6r 8Qter begu6 ii6 in bic 8o94
n1lng bes Rebutteurs, nel6er bic
@danbgei4t4te gef4rieben 9at, zines
getptfen GD6n, 3errte ben fre9en
Qiimmel aus benz 8ette llnb er5tpang
BON inn cine idriftli6e Grtldrung,
baB bic 8ei6i6te, pe(6e bic r@elt
am Montdg" betreffs bes 4%ronprinz
gen eraG6lte, ii8 ni9t ouf Geraldine
5arrar be3ie6e; au4 berfpra4 Gohn,
baB Die rs69ite 4u5gabe Der rWelt am
Montag" einen Miberruf Der 9ez
18i9te bringen tperbe. Dies lit bliss
Der ni6t geIdeben unb Batter Sara
bat ertlGrt, er iperbe, fans fein bo4z
itGnbiger WiOerruf erfolgt, fi4 perz
I0nli6 an ben 8atIer tpenben, nm iei4
ner f6per perleumbeten So9ter Sc
nugtbuung gu OerI4affen.
ShHttelfrDFt, ShmerSen, WsaIns
ria, ga Grippe nnS idl1imme GrtGf=
tunaen tmrirt Darh ~,,1Slanen'S MsMe
Bils" t0udl lea Hiiifaer Sprm).
0reiS csc. Mnentbalben berfamft.
CRtI2. T&S,lal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

IiDli6en Gorea ais nGaius belt" BE-
trd9ten tperbe.
Die n80lniide 3situng i4lieBt lire
8etra9tung bieriibsr nit Der 8erii6ez
rung, 8uBIanO's 9altung in Oieier
4ngelegen6eit f0nne bes6al6 uls Elm
peihres 3ugeitdnOniB ruiiii4erIeits
betrdhtet nerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Rnhe in &tfatneff.

Petersburg, 80. DECEMBER. -
Sn Nn6etra6t Der i'm Quslanbe in
umtauF geieBten @erii4te iiber neue
g(ngriffe ouf bic SuOen in 8iI6ineff
piro bier offi3ieG ertldrt, es babe ME
gr0Bere Ru6e in 9iidineff ge6errT4t,
ais ge9entpdrtig.
8aifer 5ran3 SOfeP9's
8eftnben.
8ien, 80. DECEMBER. - &aiier
6ran5 Soiep6 bat iid Op1itdnoig pOn
DEN Wirfungen oes fir3li8 erltttenen
6tur3es er6olt un0 ert6eiIt tpieoer
Nubien3en. 0as i'm Quslanbe oerz
0fFentli6te @erii6t, baB er eiren
G6laganfaG e~rlitten babe, entbeRrt
oQer 8egEinoung. Der 4oiier befinz
Get iid ~opqitdnbig po3l.
&atten 9aben / 8eulens
PET.
6umburg, 80. Deg. Cine
rnterIu6ung Der l1rIa8en berSterbz
lidfeit unter Den Staten auf benz
beutI6en 9ampFer mGOroODa," mel
der BON Saba uno Santos, 8raIiz
lien, eintrdf, bal ergeben, baB bic
G6iere an Der 8euGenpeit geitorben
ftnb. 9us 96iff lit in bic Quorunz
tGne beorbert tporben. Inter Der
MunnI6aft 6errTat feline &rant6eit,
unb bic GuBeriten 9ofii4tsmaBregeln
iinb getroffen poroen.
8iGG lid an BEN 8otter
tpenben.
Berlin, 80. 9e3. - 0u5 be-
fannie 9ldtI9blatt r0ie 8elt am
Montag" bat Dor GINGER 3eit cine
@fanbalqeI9i6te perbrettet, beren
r6eGb" fein @eringerer als &ronprin3
8il6elm unb beren r9eloin" Die liebs
Iide umertfani19e Opern1dngerin
Geraldine 5arrar, elm Mitglieb bes
Sofopernbaufes, 1T. Die fdOne Sc
ralbine fou nGmli4 SHUTTER zines
f4muden 8abp gepOrben fein, beiien
6err pdpu Niemanb anoers als eben
| 8ronprin3 Milbelm iein iO0.
9ieie rStorD" Der pNelt an Sion
tag" fat ndmli9 u~ngebeures @tdunen
uno bieIe gntrii1tungs : 4usbrii4e
herbproerufen. @%eralDine's Batter,
Der ebemulige 8afebaGfpieler 5arrar,
purbe bur6 bic gepihenloie Ser
Geumbung ieiner SO4ter in cine
fur6tbare Mut6 oeriebt unb 1T felt
entf6loHen, bic gan3e Sa4e Dem adiz
fer por3ulegen, tpenn ni4t Geraldine
BON Der vWelt am Montag" boQitGn=
biqe @enugt6uung erbdlt. 8otfdafz
ter Sotper, an ben er ii4 in feiner
Notb getpanbt bat, bemiibt fi4 Der9ebz
li6, Batter Jurrar gu b~erubtgen, I'm
tpom0gli9 StanOal 81 permeiben.
Aber ba3u f4eint IS gu fpGt gu ietn,
1a9bem bic ,Welt am Wtontag" cine
gerabeau i9ma4bo[e 8eriiOn Der Be
3iebungen 5pif4en benz 8rOnprin3en
unb Der f9Dnen @erulbine Oer6reitet
bat. Ons 8latt behuuptet ndmli4,
bic Sntimitdt 3pii6en benz 8rons
prin3en unb @eralotne lei bereinbdrt
tpOrbeu, I'M feit3uite[en, oh &rons
prin5 WiGbelm fdbig lei, bic 0bndftte
fort3upflan3en. 9eraloine babe tpo9l
getpubt, tuo3u tie ii4 bergab, als Iie
ben &ronprtn5en in Die 4rme f4loB;
tie babe babel i'm ginberftdnOniB nit
ibrem Batter ge6unDelt.
Seitbem bic rWelt am Nontag"
nit bieIer f9dnbli9en @ei4i6te ber@
ausfam, ipurbe Geraldine, tpel6e bier
nit ibren Gltern in gr0Bter 3urild@
qe3ooenbeit lebt. nit anonDmen grte7
fen unb DbIconen 3%uienbungen aller
Dirt formli9 bombarbirt. @inige Der
anonbmen 8riefhre' Raben ibr
ben &ath-af lala1o Az
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
lte6erT6t Der %pidttgfen GreieniFe tn Baltimore, reIp. NtarBs
lanS, tpabrenN Ses Sabres 1903.
Sftpber.

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oHng 6 .ga8 bon .. 1922 H%Samgo.shIS f5st 3 dea @a ia bic saf~ O"
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aus 6@NTaEa bon DEM IniS5om @m. Il eaa5f ot%fn.
DECEMBER.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

XXX SIN n2abor : 2poeum" finbet
heute Abenb cine grOBe Splpefter=
Geier unb 5an5frdnsden itatt, fir
spelhe bas r21bOr Qpeeum" porais=
lide gorbereitunsfn s~etroffen bat.
anf Mitslieoer Der beutffen Irbei=
ter unionen unb Der So5ialiftiffen
Mrbeiter ! partei in6 5ar 9etbeiIiz
guns.einselaeenapnrbeh -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

70l, 707 2ambarns6trabe, 6igblanototpn.
ftiuits @eIue uRb ajqu6rs. - Der oes
iunotFe Crt auf Der Grbe. - Die befeu
GoplzgarIors in 6labsanbtopn. 9rpmpte
GsnitnuHs, (6t,l-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Canton unn gigblanbtOwr.
@borIts 8an's geeaaurant.

2ombaroz une >. StraBt. SiepldHetoncn.
Dit %fsinftn Getrdnfs oatr art.--Soa'
ft1rois n,u eiHGeri5ttt. Gin Sslub aasr
mtiusr GrsuHOt uuo oes 9ublifums I'M
aaVtmtiatE ftsts ninfommsn. tSsll-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

1884 Gfs5apstt'tr.-Ga!iiOrni u. 0btO
Goqs 81; .anq. arb zRr. 4lInt. =Strtiu BON
Gfsgalto.A; Option 6ontI. 5, $685.;
rRttalarb. Union 49,. soaac 81 ptrmi.t6tu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
90. @rInl'S Grdaanas

gsrdumias Gale fir 8ereine uuS Be.
ftlihattsu. 6auptauartitr beg .Iriua
6einri6= Gitritts Rr. 204, 3. II. s.
Gsinite 9ttrdntt. Gbti. Eel. 3574 q. QS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
ausorFs TN OuumrntoIsRou

qsseniiber Der -WiOnumtntalASrauersi.E-
EdsIi6 bsibs RubIB,ifsu auf gefsauHs.
Gut.r bsiB.r uno ialtsr 2uHi4. Gbsiaz
ptat,s3eltpbon CT. Raul 1916 ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

1924 Cf=8altimore=Str . - 3immtr ar
6tlren 3u oermietbtn.-Geinfts @strGnte H..
@tins. Observation-Disclosures 9er=
iammluuqslofal .Git=2ombdroitr imutrtp.
Ban II. 2eibosrsin.4 Gbei. sIei. 1924 ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
@IItt'S Sale.

ZO%l e1HtoH=Aoenut,
6ouDtoudrtiu oss pctktu : 3arntito otsrz
9er.ins." s@drfitlbzRr. ~slIrtcrit. sgertiHs, d"
,GolumbiaIEtfr. o.. .. u.<9.," -@Ourt
Sort Ne9enrp, @. Of o." @itbutr's Bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Rusplpb seraer,s Ref1ourant.
ghps. Bpntnhtiner's 9aQt,

IbUJ, Bdnt=1traBt.
rnbe Der 0itlibtu 4otijsi=S Citation. Bar=
mer 2uHib BON Y bis 2 Ilbr 3o6mittaes.
0isBncr's uniibertrsffli6ts 8itr i'm
,3apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Spru'4 &id,rnRrou,,Sou.

ode 8 u. Souobtr. syauptquartitr ets
SiHritts Ill, .. n.=9.,s .Gia,ntrani4
9amsHOtreins,A rgantOn SmmerlD. San4
II, 2tibpereirs". GtutiHt RbtiHrsiusoonDs
LUNG. 1hDHe: 6.236+-Q, Do. WiHOiOr 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

9. VI. MueIr1dnn'b BnUes
S1nptouartitr bts -ga1trrzW tdurtr6ors.A
RIO. 'Gdt Souob. II. garoliH,ftr. 8.rtinss
9erfammlura itDtn 7ountrfas abero.
gieue Witeliter pinfommtn. 9orlieltz
DIES Bier Der Acknowledgement I'M Sopf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
Ncanl Rupp's Reftaurant.

I1O4, RotDzG ntral=abcnue.
Der ggorOoit SmmtrtDabrenOe 8uu@8trz
elm BON Baltimore" u%trjdmmslt itb bier
jeoen Wontao. - $50. 9rebm's Bier ont
,3apf, mad bcutibsr Art brett pom JoB.
Otto ~ nmer's Rcfdurant.
1441. U. =Gtutral=2tDe., Ode Clioer=5tr
0auptquartier Der sg8ilbslm lta=&oae Rr.
3, 9erb. 9. a. OF y" 8criammiuugeu
itOsn MtOntaq @beHO. - 6ejnitc @etrdnte.
Warmer &unjb tdJli6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01
8egmetier
bemtfd1cr &e1aHrateure nnO @irtbG
BON Baltimore mn0 1tn1aeaenS.

8. Sofat'B Ebalids5aut.
} ll20-Il2, 6urtorb=4ne. 6auptsuartier
} bts ,Sbalid= Dtdnntr6ors.n 6d9e Il. Cont
} mersarteu biaie lu permictbtu. Guttr8ias
2 fir 3uftrnrDntn. f5ttnite Gttranfs. Grtis
2 9ool. Gbti. Eel. 3674 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

Sn benz 9efinben bes Staats=
Sefretdrs 6ap, pelder felt einiser
3eit feline Wobnung nidt perlaHen
tpnate. i'll, cine 4siisrunQ einuetreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

Gr1ag etnem S9Iagan@
fall. - Die So Sabre alte 4nnie q.
sSames purbe eeftern Morgen in ibrer
Wobnuns, Rr. 2104, Sefferionz
place, i'm nOrbli9en Dinner, tobt auf=
eefunben. Coroner Requarbt conita=
tirte, baB bic 5rau einem S9lagan@
fan erlegen unb Elm Snqueit iiberfliii@
fla fei. Die 0ertorbene hinterldBt
ibren 9atten unb brei SD6!er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

SaSer3pben, sffafHubeu, He=
eenldirme, 9anoI4ube, nSmoting"z
eSadets, grapdtten gu alien preiien.
Jreb. 9eineman, Hr. 104,
NOrbzg6arles= Strube. (0e36-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

gdrts, 30. DECEMBER. Sn
biplomatti4en 8reiien 1etBt es, BAT
bic Situation nit Rublanb OeIperat.
ie0o9 ni6t boffnungslps lei. Man
gtaubt, baB biefe Mitthetlung Der
fran30iii6en Regierung bebufs leber=
mittelung na4 petersburg gema4t
purbe.
n3tem1t4 5ufrtebenftelz
IPnh"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

5ranf 0oOleb, Soc 4ingslep 6rau
Zulu GreenpaGb urb @Obn, 5enrp
8oebl, 5rdu s. 6. @ridion, Sobn Il.
Sodter, SoAn 5iBgibbOn, 5lorence
Srnam, RoIemonb S9mibt, glpiru
OloR, 5elen McGaughIan, 9elen
5Oiparo, 2ilp Bonner, SRI. Ridb u.
WSdter, Bm, 8uniuufus, China Map
Spift, 5rau Qrtbur 8erg6 unb elm
iunger Spbn, Grau 9enrp 8. Sore
man, 5rau do. Start, 5rau 3. S.
Sntbia, 5rau M. Greberids, &rtna
Alfnn.
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DO YOU GET UP
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Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

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'Uncle Toms Cabin

Stetson's company, under the man
agement of Mr.. William Kibble, pre-
sents "Uncle Toms Cabin company
at the Gennett theater next Monday.
matinee and night. The cast is a
strong one. In the third act the
landing of the boat, "R. E. Lee,"
and the happy darkies working on
the levee, and the child Eva's fear
full precipitation into the river and
her rescue by Tom, is life picture.
Previous to the performance the
company gives street parade.
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address to DR.. Ki1mer
& Co., Binghamton
N. Y. The regular
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ADJUSTMENTS
''Eight Bells. -

Eight Bells
The novelty of steamship turn
ing completely over in midocean and
the passengers still remaining right
side up, Is cetainly very laughable.
conceit. The Bryne Brothers who 90
pear at the Gennett theater Tuesday
evening, January 3rd, in Eight
Bel,ls' are doubtless aware of this
feature as a fun maker when thew
embodied it in their curios spectacu-
Reproduction of that name. The
Brynes have also retained all the best
features of the old skit which was
funny. These include the ship scene,
the boarding school action, and the
comlcal horse and the stage coach
horseplay. AS everybody knows, the
brothers are great acrobats and as
supple as cells. There is a good vari-
ETY. of songs and dances in the ghost
OF love story running through the
maze of tumbling sequences, also,
which is very laughable. The sup
porting company is generally agile
and talented.
The Harvester
The name Of George Clarke is one
exceedingly familiar to all lovers of
the higher drama, and his fine por-
trayal of the old uncle in "The
School for Scandal" is still fresh in
the inds of play goers from last sea-
son. 1t is a pleasure to find him
again this year with Otis Skinner in
1.-The Harvester playing a role Of
blended comedy and melo-
drama in the character of the Seig-
neur in "The Harvester.''
"A Trip to Africa
The fondest hopes of the manage
ment of "a trip to Africa' have
been realized since the production
has proved to be one of the successes |
Of the season. After playing to a
i've thousand dollar week at the
Third avenue theater, New York, the
company has come farther south,
where it has gained the distinction of |
being the most complete colored at
traction ever offered in this terri
1ory. Supported by a company of
stars, John Larkis, in the musical
farce comedy, has met ovations at
every stand. Miss Dora Patterson.
Joseph Smith, Bert Grant and 9th
'rs are widely recognized as top
1otchers and are doing their part in
making the bill one that will ALWAYS
'e welcomed by enthusiastic admirers
wherever it has been seen. A bet
er list of musical numbers could not
Veil be imagined than that which is
introduced in this play. "Shame on
ou,' is musical treat which has
made decided hit every place GA
rip to Africa has been seen. This
attraction will be at the New Phil
Ups Monday, next, matinee and
light.
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bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
commended for everything but if you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be
found just the remedy you need. 1t has
been tested in SO many ways, in hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved SO successful in every case that a
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have sample
bottle sent free by mail, also a book tell
ing more about Swanp-Root, and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trou-
BILE. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and send your
address to DR.. Ki1mer EE
Sc 5 s. s ii: ;sss;:. 4!
ffty-ceht and one 31@A
dollar size bottles ere v-n- Of 5wampRoos
sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swa1np-Root,
and the address, Binghamton, N. Y, on
every bottle.
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boarding train
No baggage carried. Trunks, etc.. may b
sent on trains preceding or following,
Buffet lunch served on this train
Direct connection at Dayton with "Iima
Limited" trains for Troy, Piqua and Lima
The fastest long distance service on cleo
trio lines in the United States
CONNECTIONS - At Eaton with p 4
st. l.. for points north and south. At West
Alexandria with Cincinnati Northern r. r.
Tor points north and SOUTH At DAYTON
with electric lines diverging for Troy, Pioua
Sidney. Lima, Xenia, Spring field, Column
bus, Hamilton and Cincinnati.
Through rates, through tickets to all
points. For further Information call Home
Phone 269. Q. o. BAKER, Agent.
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BELPRE, KANSAS

A full line of fresh nuts and fruits
ALWAYS on hand at Meno's.
Miss Irene Buckles, of Larued, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. K. Clark.
DIR. C. E Bailey, osteopath, will be
in Lewis on Mondays and Fridays,
from to 5 p. m. II
For paints, oils and the latest de-
signs in wall papers, call on the
DeTar Drug Co.
Try the best high patent -four on the
market, "Our Banner" For sale by
Fravel & Lewis.
VIC. Myers has contracted to build
a seven-room house for D. B. Russell
in the east part OF town.
For wall paper, paints, varnishes,
brushes and window glass, go to the
C. o. Wilson Paint Co.
Prof. Baugher was sick the first of
this week and was not able to be in
the school room Monday.
Mrs w. B. Clark and baby went to
Stafford last Saturday for visit f
ten days With MIS- Cldrk pdFCutS.
Miss Bertha Dryer. who has been
here for some days visiting relatives,
departed for her home in Wisconsin
last evening.
There was a moving picture show
at the opera house Saturday evening.
1t did not take half an hour to empty
the building after the performance
| Il. D. Heath and daughter, Miss
Kittie, arrived from Randolph We'd
nesday evening and have resumed
! housekeeping cares at their former
residence on Niles Avenue
E. D. SulIz aud Elmer Trotter.
with their wives, three teams and
/ eiyhty-five head of cattle. passed
through this city Tuesday on thei,
way to their claims in Gray county.
In the annual distribution of Meth
oeist preachers w. T. Cummins i;
! assigned TO Lewis, Rev Pierce goes ts
i Window. d. Ell. VapGuDdy has the
Larned circuit. and Wendell will b
supplied with j. G.. Watkins
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Stations at Lewis

AS our country improves we need
better horses as sire5 and at great ex-
pense / have secured. in addition to
my Percheron Stallion-which needs
no farther recommendation than his
colts, the registered Shire Stallion,
Bonny Thumper, 5463, and the regis
tered Cleveland Bay Colt, Roy Rob
son, [ number not yet returned from
Stud Book.
Bonny Thumper
is a seal brown Stallion. no white
markings, about lot hands high and
weight 1850 lbs. when in good condi-
ton, and has produced some extra
colts. He is just the right kind to
produce good farm and market horses.
Bonny Thumper is by Marston
Thumper, 1922. $685.. Dam Florry
1885 { vol. TX J, by Buckingham
Champion (2733).
Roy Robson
is a three-year-old colt: stands fully
IS hands high, bay with black points,
and a typical coach horse and we'll
adapted to use for producing coach,
farm and driving horses. He is sired
by Userper 7l2 1910. by Napoleon
f154I. Dam of sire, Resaline 457 J.
Dam, Bernico 401 by Escort 165.
Second dam, Trinket No. 8. Roy
Robson will be served to but limit
ed number of mares and those booked
first will secure service.
Oliver
is gray Percheron horse, stands 169
hands high and weighs 1860 lbs. He
and his colts are so well known | need
not say more about him.
These horses will make the season
of 1904 az the Blue Front Livery Barn
IN Lewis, kans.. at following terms:
Roy Robson, $3.50 to insure with
foal: $500 10 insure colt TO stand and
suck.
! Benny Thumi err, SO 90 TO insure
with foal; sl2.e0 to insure colt to
stand and suck.
| Oliver, $500 TO insure with foai;
SO 90 to insure colt 20 stand and suck
When mares are parted with insur-
auce becomes due All precastio rs
will be u-ed to avoid accidents but
should any occur will not be respon
| sibie. J. p RAY, Manager.
Lead Others Follow.
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Raspberry Plants. The Kansas, best
black cap. 81 per hundred ID. A.
Lester. 4-22
A party was held at Jonas Miller's
last Friday night. A good time is
reported.
Barred Plymouth Chickens and eggs
for sale at my place in Belpre, Kans.
e DEvINE.
Buy your. coal at Heath's. We
screen our coal before selling.-R. D.
Heath & Sons
Just received a car load of furni-
ture. Highest in quality; lowest in
price-COle & Wilson.
Charles Moletor has been unable to
| attend to business this week on ac-
count of an engagement with the
measles.
Mrs. M. A Smith came down from
Dodge last week and was met here by
| her son. S. 81. Smith, of Fellsburg,
who took her out to his home for a
| few weeks visit.
E. A. Noble is housekeeping in the
Wease house south of his old resi-
! dence. Harry Lower. who is doing
| the work on MIR. Mobiles new house,
is pushing the work along and expects
to have the house completed in about
/ three months.