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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

Next Wednesday the municipal cleo
tion will be held and indications are
not lacking to show that it will be a
fast fight from start to finish. Political
lines have been dissolved and the liquor
question is the only issue in the cam
paign. Just why this should be so is
hard to understand as the election of
mayor and aldermen can not in any
way affect the legal sale of liquor in
the city. The fact remains, however,
that the "wet" people have made the
issue and it is being met by the
"dry" element. The democrats nomi-
mated W. j. Barton for mayor and
faction of the republican party, presid-
ed over by Postmaster J. G. Campbell,
named d. A. Vines. The nomination of
MIR. Vines was so distasteful to large
element of the party that mass meet
ing was called to meet in the opera
house Monday night The meeting
was held and presided over by J. e.
Brading. Speeches were made by Sam
r. Sells, Haskell Wood, Walter Evans,
w. J. Barton, candidate for mayor,
Jno. Bayless, democratic candidate for
alderman in the second ward, DR.. E.
A. Long. H. H. Ellis, Charlie Gargille
and Rev. T. B. Russell. All speakers
were heartily in favor of "dry" town
or, rather, continuation of present
conditions, and Rev. Russell made a
warm talk about the way matters had
been conducted in the city under the
administration of D. A. Vines as city
attorney. At the close of the meeting
more than one hundred republicans
signed a paper pledging themselves to
vote for Barton for mayor and the
"dryn aldermen in their respective
wards. Never before in the history Of
johnson City have the people been so
divided upon any question, With a
few exceptions it may truthfully be
said the respectable and law abiding
citizens will vote for Barton regardless
Of politics. We don't know why it is
that the "wets" are for Vines, but we
do know that all persons who favor the
return of the saloons are supporting
him heartily, There is only one thing
that can be gained by electing 'wet'
board and that is the non enforcement
Of law. The Comet is not prepared to
say that the republicans are enceurag.
ing this idea but that the hope exists
in the minds of large following of the
"wet" candidates can not be denied.
It seems to be question OF law or nc
law, pure and simple, Upon the re-
suit of the election the fair name Of
johnson City rests. II you believe in
law and order vote to maintain it.
How will you vote
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17
HAVE Won ANY ppInF ,

If You have any pride in your city or
any desire for the safety of your chill
dren you should help fix up Science
Hill school grounds. Wewant to build
a rock wall and steps in front and stone
sidewalks, and want to grade and ter
race the hill and make an easy and safe
walk to the building. 1t will cost sew
eral hundred dollars. How much will
you give? Think it over and notify
The Comet or some member of the
school board of the amount and it will
4, l..
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17
BANKRUPTCY SALE.
100000 Feet Of Lumer a
Auction.
In the matter of
Boyd & Anderson Lumber Company
Bankrupt.

BY virtue of the authority vested in
me as receiver I will sell at public au-
tion to the highest bidder for cash, on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF NovEM-
Der, 1904,
all the property, both real and person
al, belonging to the estate of said bank
rupt. Said property is situate in the
county of Mitchell and state of North
Carolina, describedas follows, towit:
/. About fifty thousand feet of saw
ed lumber situate ON the South &
Western Railroad at Forbes Station.
2. Sawed lumber situate on the wa
tiers of Little Rock Creek at II. Fl.
Tows, two mill yards, being about one
hundred and fifty thousand feet
8. About seventy five thousand feet
of saw logs on the above two mill yards
consisting of oak, poplar, ash, etc.
4. Sawed lumber situate on the wa
tiers Of Beans Creek, on the two mill
yards Of Young and Greene, amounting
to about three hundred thousand feet.
IS. About two hundred thousand feet
of logs on the said mill yards and lands
adjoining the said yards,
6. About four hundred thousand feet
of standing timber, trees consisting of
oak, poplar, ash, bass, etc, situate on
the waters OF Little Rock Greek and
Beans Greek, standing on the lands of
@. W. Garland, Chas. Byrd and the
land known as the r. c. Forbes tracts.
7. Also five thousand feet of sawed
lumber at the mouth OF Pigeon Roost
Greek, ON the South & Western Rail-
road.
g. Any and all interest of the said
bankrupt in and to a boundry of timber
situate on the lands of Gilbert Sparks,
on the waters of Little Rock Greek, ad-
joining the lands of the said c. w.
Garland and others, one half OF the
purchase money having been paid for
the said timber and the other half long
past due, as shown by contract be-
tween the said Sparks and the bank
rupt, which will be exhibited at the
sale.
g. Also three good two horse wagons
in Bakersville, N. @.
All and each lot of property will be
sold at the time and places above de-
scribed.
This the End day Of November, 1904.
W. l.. LAMBERT,
Receiver of Boyd & Anderson Lumber
Company
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17
be duly acknowledged.

Judge s. L. Chestnut was defeated
for Floater for Sullivan and Hawkins
counties by w. Il. Latture, republic
can, and the majority for Senator Jno.
I. Cox was reduced from 1905 to 6i9.
Walker must have run some.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17

Cy Lyle of the Comet, and his bosom
friend and valet of the Hardeman Free
Press, will have cause for rejoicing if
Roosevelt is elected. Whiskey, in
Guiding good old rye, has slumped off
a passed.. Now for the ruinnation of
botI OF youse claiborne Progress.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17
Sheriif'S Sale d Real Estate
In the Law Court OF Washington Coun
ty, Tennessee.
DR., @. ]. Broyles
VS..
David Keplinger.

By virtue of a venditioni exponas is
sued by the clerk of the Law Court for
the Stb, 9th, 10th and 18th districts Of
Washington county, Tennessee, in the
above styled cause, ] will on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER nth, 1904,
at the Opera House door in johnson
City, Tennessee, all right, title, claim
and interest that the defendant, David
KepInger, has in and to the following
lot or parcel Of land, more particularly
described as follows, to-wit: One
house and lot, being in the town of
johnson City, Washington county,
Tennessee, and the 9th civil district.
Beginning on the corner of Mat Gam
mon lot on the northwest side of Ivy
street, thence with same to Dickerson
lot 60 feet, then with his lot northwest
1865 feet to stake, thence northeast so
feet to Gammon's corner, thence with
his line 1855 feet to the beginning, con-
tanning one-quarter of an acre, more or
less, the same having been levied upon
May 18th, 1904, in the above suit, and
returned to the Office of the Law Court
clerk by N. Boring, deputy sheriff.
The said described land will be sold to
satisfy Judgment that DR.. G. J.
Broyles obtained against David KEEP
linger before Esquire A. H. Bullock on
the 18th day of May, 1904, for $l6.95,
and costs of the cause, unless said debt,
interests and costs shall be sooner paid.
This November 18th, 1904.
FRANK SMITH, Sheriff.
By J, M. BYRD, d. s.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17

Colonel Brownlow's good roads pro-
ject will meet with favor and an ap-
preparation whenever the republican
party fails to find some other way to
spend the public money.-Courier.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17

Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mynders, in his annual school report,
soon to be submitted to the governor,
will make number of recommen-
dations. He will suggest revision Of
the laws governing the schools, in
order to make them more uniform.
The pelicy of fewer shoots and fewer
teachers, with better schools of longer
terms, and better teachers, will be
especially urged.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17

Judge Parker has opened law office
in New York and become resident of
that city. He has not entered into
partnership with anyone and will prac-
tice law alone.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17
THE HOME OF vINoL


Many people think they have some
organic trouble or chronic disease because
they feel weak, all tired out, cannot
sleep, have no ambition, energy or appe-
tite. This condition is probably caused
by overWork, close conf inement or worry.
To these people we say, try Vino1; if it
does not create strength and build you up
we will ourselves pay for all the medi-
cine you take. --Respectfu1ly,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17

If you are interested in keeping any
one In the piano contest prepare to vote
now. When the piano is given to some
other it will be too late.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17

Hundreds of lives saved every year
by having DR.. Thomas Electric Oil in
the house just when it is needed. Cures
Group, heals burns, cuts, wounds OF
every sort. AT H. G. Miller's drug
store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17

If Harry Lehr's parrot can think 1t
must think it is in mighty poor COM
pany.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17

If Folk and Douglass will keep in
training for four years they will make
winners in 1908.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17

Winter or summer collie is unknown
when you give the baby DR.. Fahrney's
Teething Syrup. You can get sample
if you write. At Fl. @. Miller's.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17

Tom Taggart can't resign until the
democrats can muster o quorum.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17
Proverbs

When the butter won't
come put a penny in the
churn," is an old time dairy
proVerb. 1t often seems to
work though no one has ever
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the children do not
gain strength and flesh we
say give them SCOTS Emul-
sion.
1t is like the penny in the
milk because it works and
because there is something
astonishing about it.
SCOTS Emulsion is simply
a milk of pure cod liver oil
with some hypophosphites
especially prepared for delicate
stomachs.
Children take to it naturally
because they like the taste
and the remedy takes just as
naturally to the children be.
cause it is so perfectly adapted
to their waits.
For all weak and pale and
thin children SCOTS Emulsion
is the most satisfactory treat
ment.
TOE7 We will send you
:: !: !. !. ]: !. !: !: !:
@l the penny, e., q
sample free.
~ I'M Be sure that this picture il
MNl kNel the form OF label is on M
SEkf<I wrapper Of every bottle o
IEsAHfaAYT Emulsion you buy.
III Ell SCOTT s. BOVINE
go Chemists,
49, 400 Pearl ST., N. Y
EaAEa'Sg@--0i soc. and $500; all druggists
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17
Cheap Street Car Tickets.

The Johnson City Traction company
is selling street car tickets to school
children and teachers at two and one
half cents each. This rate will be in ef-
feet during the entire school season.
Apply to H. H. KIRKPATRICK,
Superintendent.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-11-17

BY virtue of the authority vested in
me as receiver I will sell at public au-
tion to the highest bidder for cash, on
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21

S9ie loeit es De. reli9i6ie 8ahn.
Iinm brin9en fam, benefit, boe bic
6rOn Dor SobameS Stto ibren
Nionn uerIdbt nit Dem lie iiber 80
Sabre irieolid aeIebt bate unp er
nid)t nit Der MerteI,Sebre mie tic
eini9 III, niht mebr Ieben mill.
Cont 1T i'm nebriaen nid1tS ylcues
bel une. YbiIipp Goleuberser mnr
et:ide 1n9e oui 9eiud) bel ms.
Seinrit S%ibelheimcr 1T aui Seind
bel ieh'er Sd)rueIter in Solornoo.
sDiiniGen alien 2clern NIB 5reunbe
bier uno III Der alien 6eimntb aliids
Iihe @eibnodten uuo ieocr m6dte
icItholten on benz &iuolein, oaB inn
StoIIe ga SeibIebem 9eboren iIt,
Nio9e Der 5rieoe. ben Die GneeI ouf
benz Sctoe an Bethlehem Inneen ole
yoIser uno Msnidenber3en erihlIen.
J. Sirnine.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21

N M W"N.W VIWVHN"f "NN N
NeAapw nstS vafSh ktestei sesis;
ssm ~ zspemssS ON esn lieut.
Nhen ssgpubiitanSr. eineR whg ,use
rsHantN ssrisl. scn wis h$r asn,t,'
witDstsrtHasn aRe Iaaies eerisIes
mie iolat
Nrief pcm 1ernen Often.
Ilanoidlarei. sen ~ Sept. 1904.
siebe SrsunNs. :Sd wanlAe Gnh &C
Iuuobeii gum Srab! Gnrcn Esiei
hobe iG seitcru. eeH 10. eept. CT
holsen. Shr wollt rpiHen, ob ID, and
litcn red,t Inn Sener mar. uun. oas
tSnni Sbr Gud1 bod, oenten. ooB ea
teiner DerlAont lUurse. 400 10 wenia
Yliiitdr 'rar. "a, wor idcn piermaI
i'm Seaicr unc bin SIMMER glsdlid, oa'
pon aetomnen. nur oas lckie Dial
hoben lie mir ben 2iicIel ourd)ae,
baren. Die Srte, no id3 i'm Seuer
ipar. iino IoIsenos: I. BET DER eta,
ton Senld)cmc. 2. bel Der Stntion
Waoneon. 3. BET WnIonso uuo A..
bel RentnShen. slm 10. Imauit bate
i6 eln biSd,eu rlnsIild. Npir waren
nnI 2tnoidait auSgeriiicu uuo trus
ien amI benz Riidpes nuf 3opaucr.
yDir lparen unTer 10 plann. bic ;Sa,
paner aber so. Ia bnben pir eeie.
ben. oucweidnen fonaen mir uid,t.
oenn lie hatten unS umriuat. HAS
IcBi? la iprcnaten mir nit 6mrrab
aui Die Sopaner Toe, uai uuS ourd,-
snitloaen, Dabsi baben lie mir mcin
Rfero iootaeidoHen uno Z Diann
con uaS Fino eefolien. oie onberm
Iinc ourd,aetcmmeu. Sd) wuroe ee-
senommen uno bon sruei "a,
panern aefiibrt. gum Slid in Der al
nc nat ieincm Yierb seIouIen. oc
id, fhnca meiuen ytepolper bers
ausaenommen uno ben Japaner. Der
MIDI fiibrte. tootseidoHen. Der at.
'ere 1T aui mid, Suseias. nit benz
SdbeI in Der Sano. Da babe id,
nod, einmol losseoriidt NIB
ibn 9erooe IN ben Qopf sciroI.
uno er III bonn pieroe ecFanen.
Jd lprnns id1nell ouF fem PTero uno
aate oooon. Die Sopaner perfoleten
MIDI bel 5 NeiIt neit, bobcn aud,
mir 9eihoHen ober n,d,t eeiroT
en-, nur ? Ruaeln lino ourd, ben Cot
el seaonaen. Sd, bobe oIio lneIid
mo Slid aebobt. SeBt reite id Elm
apoaild)es pfero. GS lpor mir bis
nod nid)t perIeioet in Der
Wanoldmrci; ober ois tic mir mein
reucS pfero iootscId,oTicm bobem,
"a mas eS mir uerleioet. 10 Dob id,
'itiere GbrdnCn Selueini babe. Dlein
BIero mar elm 9enuIoiaeS 9hier, oos
III etruas id)iidpterlid,. Nm
g. auauIt babe ih cine Mcooiiie bee
'ommen. Die sSitteruns 1T Idon
iemlid taIi; ood bin iG fir Jest
'cd seiIno. Seic oae bersIid, se.
,riiBt.
5ohonn 6oIspartb,
'uo eihientbal inn yttermaner Rreis.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21
Nersoorf, ~gao.Rmslamo.


Da ID, MIDI aen6thist Tlble an
idlreiben, 10 wia Id; Sud, in ameri.
ia YiouheS mitiheiIen. Die @rnte
loar cine iotole 4,iBernie. 9gei,ein
CAB faum Die Saat 3uriid. 3ogoeu.
sSerIte, WeIid)sorn uuo Rartufein
CAB es ntGt. Der Sommer iuur
obne Heaen, oas gieb mubte abenos
aeiittert meroen ipemm ce bon Der
Weioe fom. 9ieIe pertauIten ibre
pIeroca uno aiihe. peId,e fem Sui.
ter hoben. nod1 tauIep t5nnen. Die
s'ieroe Fno ian Nertnuf BON 3, 4
biS 5 ytnoel Dos Stiid, QIibe bon
8 bis 10 EnbsI oas Sild.
Wir bIiden elmer Thluereu ;3u.
tunft eitaeaen. %beIoncerS nit benz
3ries. lp,e mondler Yater miro bon
leiner Camille fortaenommem nno
muBien lid NIT bean besnilaen mas
ca 1T. b. b. Nit nidatS. Die Refru-
ten muBten in 6 Woten ens H6
thisIte lernen NIB oann briBt es tort!
stdD Niles iebnt iih mad, 6rieoen.
Mn 4 no 5 Houembcr baden
mir sdpeeseftobcr sebabt, Der
Sdnee liesi an! sroBeu 6duIen.
Die preiien bon prooutien iino:
Weisen l Rubei bis l Rmbel Is
aop.. 1oaaen l HbI.. @elid,forn
l Ssbi.. Seriie 60 bis o. Sop, aar-
icfcI 45 bis so Rop ooS Yuo. Der
eonnpohipreis lit 10 his IL yiubel
per Deliioiine ODER bic 6dihc.
Wit Stub an ole Sremnoc UNI
Betonute.
NdtmeSpoil,
Wilhelm Holi.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21

Denbof, 81. D.. IL DeS. 1904.

DcnhofJ 81. D.. IL DeS. 1904.
Wertbe 9tebattion!
YSieoer etpoS peueS mIo nidltS
6mieS. Soebeu babe id einen 8riei
erholten aus Der alien 6eimotb. YRie
oiel Opfer uno Bmtue~sieBen, Der
Ionst Der Turd,tbore 8ric9 i'm i%crnen
Often, mnp pic piel Eoih uno Gleno
berridt In uieIsh 2oIonien uio beion.
oerS G 5-emoentbol, ourd1 Die arobe
5ebIernie in nteiem Sabre bort. Wi,
%seru6bnlidD, 10 ipuroe audi oicico
Snhr mieoer oas G%rnteoontieit bort
aeieiert. rpeld,es Seft. mie INNER. BON
Der Sugcno NIT Eau5 uno irohIide
3eiten beenoet rnntbe nobel es oud
hin uno Oh Sareiiisteiten uno stld
serei sibi. unb biefes Sohr CAB es
iosor lobe babel. ee cinem, na
mems Soto5 pFai i'm EeiG,. luor oae
6oupiquoriicr ODER 9onsiaol, oo bette
Iid ,in Gireit enimideli, meIder nit
9ioro enoeie. einithaer SomiIienpn,
ter nomens Sntobe2 d,Ied)t. Sblpie-
seriobn BON Sotrb Sorid,. mar bos
'Opfer. Der Eoaenonhten Y,eHerbeIoen,
.fA#
ce III nod elmer bon ben 9erpred,er,
ipeld)er i'm Sabre 1892 ben pIIibt
a%ctreuen -5oBtp~. Srieorid1 pfoif
eritodlen bat. sGdbrlid, menn Dieie
OieHerbelnen bier in Imerita md
rem. Den hattie man Id)on Idusit ibre
DleTier ob9encmnen.
Mud, Gin irauriact Sol mno In tic
fer 9rauer lit Dos 6ous pes oerFtor.
bcueu pbilrpp Bsder einsetebrt, Der
9erItorbene betleiiets mebrere slem-
ter in Der 6emeinne. Seinc Sltern
uno 9rIoer fino in Glib Sofota bel
Gurete uno 0nnftcn mcbnboit. pier
i'm Horoen bel DenboH. IL Nlcilem
inopeitlid, lit ebenfalS cin Sruoer
oes 9erforbenen S"hnnn Wotcr
ipohnbaFt, er iii elm gutter giod,bar
An mir. gud) einen ansenehmeu 9e.
iud, baiten mir bier inn Roroen. 6err
SbriItion GnSt con Gnreta beiIhie
feline 0eripnnote iino Betonnte bti
2ineoln, DeubpTf nno Sismard; boT.
ientlid miro Soerr Gnsi nno Srom
aIiidlih in ihrer 6eimntb anarInnoi
iein. 6err 1rieorid, Sd,eI bel DEM
boH lit aui Der arontcniiFte. III be
reite GtwaS beiitt nit iriner @ciuno
belt. Dr.s Die Niteruas bier onbe.
triHt, lit es iehr siinItis iiir Die Sar.
mer. raS 9ieb ssbt nod irr,er ouI
Der prairie. iii beipnoerS cine eroBe
@ohlthat meiucs NiehcS. YIN %
Ottobes pnrce mein oaaSee Suiicr
elm yiomb Der SIammen eineS S,roi.
riefener'c. Sre,g,osd,en 6rus an ale
geier Der Gnreto IysoFt.
ainnhneoon.
Spci RrouB.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21
Voti, an radhdaotae 2ejsr.

Sm %;onot Sttober hoben mir on
oieIe u%nierer Seier Eehnnnocn pou
! dit0noi9en abunnemenisbetr69e
3u9eIhi5t. untcr oenen. Iid, not i'm
mer welche abonnenien beTinoen, bic
liir mehrerc Sobren i'm HiidHanbs
limo uno bis jeBt nod nidbtf bon Iit
horen lieBen. a0e Dicieniaen, bic biz
Jest noh nid1iS bon Iid1 bDrcn IieBen
mDd1ten rpir hermit erinnern mnb
miitbeilcn, bob mir nod imn,er ant-
MORT bon linen sr,pnrten, unb im
SoHe lie nidt ben odnSen Betrne
iest be3obien f6nnen, 10 mDhien he
bod, lpeni9Itens einen Sheil on bic
Ter Sd)ulo on uns obbcSnbIen. Die
Dot botte iibcr $4,000 riidndnoioe
Atonnementsbeird9e Ia ibren 9n
der cin9eiro9cn uon abonnrn.en, bic
bon 3 bis 8 Sabre i'm 9tiidHonoe
Iino, lueIdes fir uns mmDelih 1T
neiter tro9en an toGner. glue oieIer
uriod,e eriud)eu mir ole unIere rid
ltnnoi9e Ibonnenien. unS iebt be
5nblen an noIen, Ipeun nid,t olce
10 lou oodJ eiI ieoer Der nit unS i'm
RiidItnnoe III, einen Theil ieiner
Shnlo obtraaen. Denieniaen, bic
lpeit o bier mobnen. mDd)ten pir
raiben. ihr Gelo an uns ourch
rYoitoHice Wcnep Orbers~ an 3uId,i-
den, umo mir merocn ibuen oann
9leit Die Onittun9en fur ole beaabl
ten SeIoer 5uienoen. a~bonnente,
Die uns ibre rudItdnbi5e Seir6os
5u9eItiHt baben, nno aus iraenb
einer nrIode hire aninuna nidi
erholien iollien. m6d,ten uns aeI6i'
liait per Poiitorte oariiber in 3ennt
nib leBen, nno mir meroen oaffr
lor9en, ons elm ieoer feline aniitune
ooer Cnplifot bon elmer ioIdoen. er.
hGli.
hfhm9spoH.
9. s. Sce.
6erauSaeber.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21
&~orreiponoena.

Cullen, ben 20. IeSember 1904.
Die SerIteieeruas bon Srieoridl
GrnnIidl nUroe gut beiud'. onh
puoen ale Sesenitdnoe 9nt be5ohlt.
Rrnmiid) III nit Samilie nod SBas
ihinoton obeereit nm iein nenes
Seim bort auiSuIbIoeen, ouh luuroe
BORT pieI eradblt lpie j. DierteI, Der
Ior,Idbrt, oielen Sormem DrohbrieIe
Az Id,reibcn, audi ms @cIiht ioot.
oab bic 3eit aetommen ici Babel
mnSubrinaen NIB has iiuo ole ap
oersocntenoe. WerEet nnb SenoHen
ielIen nit Ieooluer bepnIiuet Iein.
uno onBer oen grobIten SdbimpI'
,portcr, ole lie ieosm lin'c Stiid,t
Ihleuoern. orober lie nit Nioroen.
10 onb iebt iiberall in ibyer lmgeYeno
bel Eod,t Sbiireu ~ocridIolien lper'
ben pie BOT yiduhcrbnncen. uno I'D,
lirhter, .huea eitSeln unf Dem sGe
Ioe an beoegncn. Safob Stidclmcier
er.dbIt. Z. Yioier fam nnn @oIurn
90 ieine Yriioer Su beiIdlem, iein
Sruoer VI. ipullte inn ober nicht 5u
ieinen 81. Iiibren. Sdtob StideIneier
Iiibri ibn oabtm. 2arl DioIer mar
nidIt eIeit, su SauS. Slcih oaranl
famen Ulertel mo Sobn VI il.
ifoB oleih i'm 6of ben Rcuelper
los uuo ct. uso III. ipurpen sIcih
NIT ben srobiten Sd,tapIuorter be-
bannelt. unp ytertei lei Soft uuo
fuer Dem nidt alaubt. mtiHe ouS9e
roitet lperoen. Siidelmeicr Ioat. oaB
1lerteI 10 roIeno Dor ibrn itano uno
miitbete. bob ibnr INNER Der Spei
d,eI tt'S 9eiiht Hog oaS linn 10 beiB
muroe. oaB &c Den Il 'ber3ieher II
sieben mubte uuo ntdt utBte, neun
aber i'm perasioaen ipiiroe uno lid,
IL Der Surdt oud tompibereit
ma dhte, uno 10 mnBten nc einen bal
ben 3oa ausbaIien; Tie IieBen ne
nidai fort. iOnccrn bielien Tie ieIf
|mern lie tort ipollten. Sie oBen Az
aatas saben nibt einmol Ieinem
SruOer umo 5rou Su eifen, einem
Hino. oaB ipeinte Dor 9uaser. oof
ben Tie auI 9erIanseu fciner Dlutter
fetwos. 9tldeImeierJ elm innser.
~iarfer lont mnerIchrodsrer gldnn
Insie. luenn man linn Gin aonses
Soanip seben wiiroe. uiiroe err nd
.nid,t nedmalS olIein inter oieie
8&,oe ,pascn.
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tsht. "a ny ka rsk iWtt
- nns psvsa cnyg aas aNaIs eep
Aisfv @sasne 10 Ger rOh ls,l osp IA.
" ianw an. rspiSS sasE ssssasrt@s
asn ia CerlsIbcn ~esiasehasa ~ Ielien.
yshr heas aa Der .See- GNsneaba
nnc neil in ataabv. Sob CO wom
hen seier inicrsiassa wiro silpaS pua
Oisies @easno unp @sSbs bee 2.Se,.
d,enS au Iernen. 10 mia ih ieeco @e
Ed,dlt Der Rsihe nad ioIasn IaRsa.
Ia ino 4. @eneral Yierdanile. I
Siisns mne 4 Ii6bel eiors. I SaFt,
hanS. I Gutter tore. / Sreomcra.ai
eant. ! SorsicrItabs. l pbotoara.
pbie- Seidaii. 1 6oIshaaoluns. /
fieiId)laoen. J Qirdc. 2 edlulhdnIer.
3 Slsoator. ipeoon TOO ole Sniiidi
ilber einea fiibre. n Sohnhni l
9hmieoe. ole aeaannie 6eid)diie
~iperien Jar hre eiaenihiimer quite
S,rcFie ah. Sine apoihcte Wiiroe
ebeuIalO bier cute SsId,dItc tbun,
Gath &eihaite lpsreen bier in sros'
Blm 9tieI e~eirieten. GuiioirteS Sano
hat iih bier Idion 70 sod; Wie $40.
per Nder o%crtnuit 10 aIbi ober ondD
no6 biniaes nib ,a.ltcS Giicnbabnr
lamb III eieier nmaeacno gum Der.
.touieu, iomie audi frsie 6eimitdi;en
nno 6cimatbiud,er iolten nid,t per-.
lid, bieie 6eacuo crit cns.
bepor lie I'D, ionitpo nieorrlai.
Ien. Dieic Seseitp iit idlper az bieten
in beioen, SiebSpdt uno in adtr.
rou meii es bier 10 piei ybeu m,o
@etreioe eibt. lad
aoam Sarreibg cobn o Sofob
9orretb nobe airtns. 2. D, uno
Srduleiu Y,oraareihu Sofi. sod)ier
aon aoam Sofiinobe Gebr. ". l.,
lid, einouoct bic 6onb gum
eereid,t um miteiuonoer
2eben an seben.
Gum SdluB pinid)e Id, alien &c.
ier Der pot" eiae fr6blid,e s3eih1
iodien uno elm slidlihes. neueS
n
dchinnasoou,
2uop q poi.
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2ano sm pertaujhen.

Die bette Yiertel. 5ection 2ono inn
6itIid,en 9beile oieies Sonmip's, Iiest
3h Dseilen osn secIa eniiernt. lit su
oerionialen iiir eono nm perIid)en
Sbeile oieies Sountp's.
s. y. Tsmcanon,
G%iaembfmer.
Gnreto. Sao'Datosa. 14-2lpeS
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21
Sd,ndGe. nnretneS SIut itno
auaemeine Gint1Qiafeit

iino 3eid,en Don ticilieacuoeu, ons
Seben uniererobenoen Geioen uuo
Iollte mon 9Ieidl Puih'turo nebmen,
INN ooS nebeI as beiciliaen. YuIb.
tnro lit noS bette Heroens uno 9lut
miitcl in Der Belt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21

3u9elamien:- ani meinsr
form IN Erpp. 1913, g. u, Sec. 83;
un9eIdhr ON 20. Otiober 1904,
ELM Sd'ocin. If Hhpora .unb rpciB
"no Wiesi Jest unseidbr 200 pfnno.
Giaenibiimer tonn ielbises bel mir
abboIen, ipenn ole llntoten be3abli
iino. Sbilipp sDeisel.
21oe,-11ion snrefa. Q. u.