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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04
THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER.

State Railroad Commission for the
 purpose of taxing the people, and also < such wide difference when they give I in the amount of incomes to the Raft
 road Commission asa basis for makins, | freight rates on which to tax the peo- ple of the State in order to get d 1 reasonable return of eight per cent on their property in the State. and when l they give in their earnings to stock l holders on which earnings they base the value of their stock on Wall
 Street cor elsewhere; that l think it 1 mission to allow the courts of the l State to investigate what is req sonabIe value of the roads and on as take it. no state or any law would allow an extortiona.e rate; nor any State or any law allow fictitious or
 tfactitlous valuation on which the law can be invoked to force d payment of 1 ineome: nor any State or law allow a i franchise orporation-public carrier
 10 water their bonds and stocks ad ! libitum and then invoke the law to | hold the properties of the State while l they force d tax levy to cover their ! ideas of just income.
 Ious. the versatility of figures too easy; no State can guarantee to a pub | lie carrier eight per cent on their val
 nation of their property. much less have the unhindered and unquestioned lstatements, both of valuation and in
 come.
 Appeal to the Ballot.
 1 The opinion of my associates is no ! doubt valuable, but they might possi- 1 bIy have the bias of environments. and { 1t is d very grave question to have the l opinion of two men so enyironed a 1 fuaiity on so important a business propositicn. The taxing without posi- | tive limitations Of $50, 100000 out of the | producer. manufacturer and consumer. the supreme Conrt might possibly diff l fer with them in their construction Of 1 the law and their findings and appli- ! cations of the facts. From my asso- i ciates decision against the people there is no appeal. except to the ballot. If | this decision had been made against the | railroads. every court of the land would i have been open to the railroads Tor rchearing and correction.
 The fear that State control will De 1 absued is not a good reason for leaving | in private hands and ungoverned power | over the State. If the railroads, or 1 the public, enc or the other. must take | q risk. l think. consideration should first be given the public.
 There is nothing sacred about a i freight rate, the conscience of a trahic manager is not hallowed; the demands 1 or n railroad bond and stockholder IS not free from selfish desire. A con- scrvatfve officer enforces the law. This Commission erected in the in- ! tcrest of the people to protect them
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04

from unreasonable. rates and hard ex- actions have. l think. for many years stood between the railroads and the enforcement of the law. It was in evil dcnCe that the same citation of the law and court decision and the same state mont of earnings and poverty of condi tian, was used by the railroads before the Railroad Commissions of Virginia, Carolina and Georgia. and yet their commissioners established classification Of freight and enforced a freight rate much lower than ours--a rate lower than the railroads claimed they could stand, yet the history of those States, which was in evidence, showed that both railroads and States were prosper ous; and in behalf of the people of Alabama I asked for the Georgia clasSi hcation If freight and Georgia stan Gard of rates; I asked for the North Carolina rates; l proposed to settle the controversy by conceding to the rail- roads higher freight rate than they charged in Georgia: l asked the rail- roads if there was no basis of conces- sion on which we could settle; l asked my associates on the Commission 1T there was no ground of compromise on which we could agTee-all was refused.
 This cause.-the extortionate and dis Crimiuatiug rates against inc state is referred back to the people, and would suggest that the speedest and safest relief can come, should come through the next legislature.
 In accordance with resolution passed at previous meetlhS ol the commission the representatives of the railroads handed in their revised tariff sheets. These sheets will be later checked over by the commission and when approved will be made public.
 Ticket EHtcS on Branch Lines.
 The president moved that the repre- scntatives of the Louisville ana Nash vile Railroad hr cited to appear be- fore the commission at its next meet ing and show cluse wh.' it should be permitted to charge q higher ticket rate than cents d mile on it's branch lines while ii was allowed by the State law to charge only 2 cents a mile for passenger traffic on its main line. The moton was adopted without a dis sonting vote
 Other CGses disposed of by the Com mission were as follows:
 J. J. Kimbrcl ot al vs, Louisville and Nashville Railroad. application for Il depot at Deer Range, continued until July % for adjustment.
 Petition of thc Southern Railway Company to he permitted to remove it's agency from Al9medl to Rural, Ala Graut'd.
 IT, C. lamar ot al vs.. Atlantic Coast Ein", application for a depot at Snow dorni contHUed pending an adjudica- tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04

Application of R. H. knox, attorney: For a. depot at Ridersville; postponed until site could be inspected by the commission.
 Petition of F. O. Bishop for Sun. day train on the Luverue Branch of inc Atlantic Coast Line; dismissed be- cause the road has already put on the Sunday train.
 Mr. Conner left yesterday afternoon for his plantation at Conner, Baldwin County. where he will spend several days resting. Tn solid trut l." he said, when asked about the repeated suggestion of his candidacy for Governor. T don't know any more about it right now than you do."
 Msssrs. Sanders and TunstaH re- turned to their homes yesterday even- ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04
Casino Today, Humpty Dumpty. Matinee and Night.
sEwANEE UNIVERSITY
Rev. Stewart Mcqueen Returns Fro
 Commencement Exercises.

Rev. Stewart Mcqueen Returns From Commencement Exercises.
 Rev. Stewart Mcqueen has returned to attend q meeting of the Board oi Trustees of the University of the South and to be present at the commence, University, being member of its board.
 At this meeting of the board MT Mcqueen was honored by being elect ed unanimously member of the Ex- ecutlve Committee of the Board to serve q term of three years. This Quaen's long service on the Board of Trustees. he having served in that ca pacity twenty years
 The commencement exercises. took place last Thursday, the annual ora tion being delivered by Dr. William P. Trent. Professor of English Literature at Columbia University. The bacea- laureate sermon was preached Sunday Of last week by, Right Rev. Robert Strange of Wilmington. N. C.. Bishop of East Carolina.
 bama student, Wyatt Hunter Brown of Eufaufa, delivered the valedictory ora- tion and Mir. Mcqueen says his address was prep lrcd with much thought and
 Sunday afternoon of last week an in- cr4sting ceremony took place when the cornerstone of the new All Saints memorial chapel was laid in the pres ence of the student body and many vis- ting cIergymen. Addresses were de liVered by Bishop Capers of South Carolina, Bishop Gailor of Tennessee and Major George B. Fairbanks of Fernandina, Fla. the only surviving member of the original Board of Trus- teas Major Fairbanks Is over 80 years ol and tine university IS an institution that lies closo to his heart
 lishSd in 1857 and it's semi tennial will be celebrated in 1907 with appro- nriate exer .iscs. Frieads of the in occasion with great interest.
 ",rhe University" said Mir. Mcqueen yesterday ''is in q more prosperous were more students the past year than ever before. It has been neces- sary to hire houses sboth for students of the arts and sciences and the gram mar school The institution has aver aged 800 students for several years"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04
Western Ky. of Ala. =. .. .... 45.coO
nallromd. vrren. rcarlc.


 Railroad. yrrsps People. The Auauti, Coast LIh iu their ovi- dcuee before tlo Auditor of the StlteL Eplacing the Ndiue of tleir road, inclgd- tu" rnlllB~ slock at S7,*54 per mile, and inc Nainr bltoro tho commissiuu IS &aa.-iI per miicN shows their viii iugEtsa tp i1N fine pc1Ulc 1n fVe ttfrs Il9ore t5au t''y 7ro willing to be taxed
 Lru$sWie. asl NasuNfue T9l75: ! tQ b." j@- bE[t#e. rnrrin was &!sGd0 iU1g miles ind }59. st per mlle 10 the lcom3uif&'on to tsx the people, shows q di|y.emG& if sig buudred per cent '}n tu"ir iar7s Of Ftlu&tton when t'pX- ']u& end htipg taxed.
 for was $5,7lG per nate, aEd @&r5eQ seven Lt,H1r # rrf cent ain rencE; these cJi1r s'sdrs sleaslv showing the par.@ous .lso Ha@+- ft.#l. t.e l.. A &.. aneor3ira tu#rrhit -. :, ris .ue4v taru- Elr#r. @c~ri5 u& 5Lefr u|A statemeut {sHnjnn 10 a!t" tN& atas eff tlf-iQtere#t. frlg Ht-" fsrU H5u; Cu:" IoHT. tmcs." lAe aipumt ri ' sly tEEir rnaH Is worth N4.&a eNiut IF tp th@ Slate 4 utlter fstrft the fQ@ 1t Liur co'n@ "in& with Jiae ssnle ta g''+. ar=. earHiH@ riaht ser EgeG@ on a NaIoa.icH *ef practically three l. tunes HS TUcI aS fr 7 < we lp to- tff- s5alo Auditor 4rn1 fine Frisco is ru- is@Iege per milt+ or u"allE siX Ai1a,s a# era1t H- tf5rE Ettf-o +tss go ~1Ie IT. tr AnGM& T, :5a. $#@e'@ t5+lE'L v ",trhl @ *A- tHrG-5 GN 1an. j. @mij&, ssa4. 5-l rHe1@ tIt r0sf -lHry 3 lIr-I:Ht s7f ttc fea .nJ lhIit@s r+G9. a.rt tn Alr- j. r r., sr.'v@- r0rGtI% to. ttfs St8ts- n, f..f 'a' ..f. ..r0iNr tI Georgia 0a ri" i'" C.. rH.i ,tu.Il-s i'u Tat ,s. .Cl"rr ''ur n.u,r. tD} g'rs D"nus-at.v.-. .a II.i'u, '"o,lt not "ulE flo pag iH- .i,'srr to Ii.Na uNtr tN &iujwUH sutn- Icio.. .ar"".- From h..r G"4rrit ctru- jugs 10 N.N -H t H.I'p''es itrA Or ''' rcd ...' "8rH.
 Ir. -oul. ru lead with nc rig ,u .of ifs hn-I'0g- D Nif- gtl. N"rtH CIro- t.. tut fra.ar @lat,a under strict T. .i. 'Hnru. ..-l 'T'r- nd vrrv nt. fY..r ....s -H.l Uu Aiohtma, th-tr nt rf9Fi "snt FeI eent evidenced, II tn'r stet"reut i= cor f.... t..j they Al. making up tA. lr IasE-z H...l ,fu- from il-.r ht-.l I-.- u.I r.t.s .l -.l.0aul from tle suraIGs f.-. tI.v m... ty operating their lu.g= ,sltg r., law lr.Hl Irt.5 of All .. 4.eat .3s uwiu5 H their r oo.s 10 tH,. -tluAbpl4srs IS Q ....r- H.,l.. A5 rs.I .Io4 IJ 1r.lll+ iu0l..-.. r.t-- H-.d a large hsrrtase lg .a Y. i-. c stocks lal ,u-
 r.- iouts. ... a.f Nts.vlne with nearly ihf i,- owned lines in Llebatua na- GI-uI-d s-- -.-Eiu-s in tte last lew v .l -.l. IT, l.tttun tl
 1".,0a a u... t-4 sl3 3eh !. S.uu& at
 uiEtrear' ;a ' ttH.siou.
 Thers i~ -p N.1- .ll.f-rt I. r iu the ,aluau.u of tHsir .rppetts which tts railroads E.t. ii lf. tJ the Aud.tur. ua w hich tG be taxed tor the uHe pf the Stqte- and in givirg in value tO the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04
a1a North Perrx street.

Why will you permit inferior loan sand to he used in your builAinE when you can get the very best sharp river sand for brick work or plastering from H. A. L0veless cheapt Orders prompt ly filled. Telephone 1l5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04

Central of Georgia. .. .,.. Atlantic Goa t inc .... .... Southern Railwa%.. -. .....=
 Ai. & E. Div. Mobile C Ohio. .... .,.. ...s Iiausas City, Mob. < Bir. .... Alabama Great southern .... Louisville X Nashville .... =.
 Western Railway. .... .... Northern Alabama. .... .... Seaboard Air Line tM DD.... Huntsville Div. N. C, & St. u Chattauoosa Soutncru.... ...=.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04
U21oD3g WOmen /!

No W6Ipan can be happy when her heath i> undermined. No woman can a have Fo0a loaltn while she suffers from fcun! WcalJress, Hiammation. ulcera. .ioa ar ans. t5..e .seof the delicate worn. aulR.0rgsIl> N Eorp@ti5, slecplces. fTctful, sulictlIg ia 0jly uid mind, she docs not tive 5utGElg ca}%ts.
 Mor5 taan fl leif million such women haFf fauad -s parfe@t and permanent cure for 1heir<atSeast4 condition Tn the uso of Doctor Free,S Ea aEorite Prescription. Women cured by taii remedy say it is "5v3naerfjH mfdicHc..' so perfectly a0se lt II fore thcm J2health and come r.. It.,c.@ gsl.j 5,.a'.ji in Favorite Pre-, fcIi. Jt; 6S it contain opium, rocaifo.l~. y ..st harmful drug. It is in the trtr.u autfse, an honest, tenn prrauna wnt in", td ingredients are purely vegetable. .ud 1t will agree with thu nin.l t,,.rs-e constitution.
 7 Don't b. hypao'izcd, or over per S-~- ss.l' llLp accepting q substitute. This n..-.r Ga4 a record thnt'+ worth fIr nor. t.-'" lay djl arence in pricS.
 Sick aHA sf'"V NunIcH are invited tG cun>lt lr. l'..-.r ei her personally or Ir IT au. l....H without chargo or ,'.. t..f aroa.r- ae unpleasant ques- j.r ..rf. off. iy" r.s ainations and ob l..f.-.- .@5i l.'H".l9 considered ncc- z. .4.- by mary .r-! practitioners. All co'rv goa4on.cr., DJ GS strictly private aud s,e.atg opriiu aial. Write without { l'Fud Wt-..d', l.. tp pr. k. V. Pierce, ii, Main sj1,.... !..... io, N. Y.
 These tiny,
 v T' r' rN'fa9 suEar-coated A aut-biliouS s..- e -l-e .A&SN, granules reg rat-.E. er .--=- r- ulate Stom- .-' N- y-''N'-- '- i-'-. 9' ~ ach, Liver .. D.V.l.. ,.n. t-tilation and Bad r1.. .'., ,t es44 F font
 Are. t i. Or -.J for n--- h. e7.,.. l.t-s ar .u.T for h,~S>~sssss'sss.ssss, c laart-c. sa.s
 I...s gec9t La....- Doctor ttisssaas}sa H.ui, FREE C. .n. of T.S% ss.ss1ist5 v ouc-ceuJ I.- amps s$J K tg.Sss' 6. cover Ci-t t. 'iiirG;
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 stauDs. .ili,ea Dr. l.. Y. E4 Pierce. 6d3 Main Street. G1 Buffalo, \. V
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04

Horses, Horses, Horses. Just received at J. w. Chastafn q Sons stable twenty-five nice team horses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04

Central of Georgia .. AtlanfiC Coast Lin |. southern RaiINaW ..
 NJ X F. Div. Mobile Sc Ohio. .... k .C.M &B. (Frisco)
 A.. C, $ .... ....~. |" X N. :. ... w. Ky. of Ala. ...... Northern Ala. I,T. D.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04
Comer,s DisEenting Orinlnn.

E% on M H = S% , ,Id , lSs?5 4% 1 i@I85ia@%
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04

healthy so that as 1t circulates to the diseased parts the tissues ar e strength ened and the sore can heal
 naturally an d
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04

Central of Georgia. .,.. .=..=. Atlantic Coast Line ,... -. southern Railway y.... -. -.
 H. G Y. ptv.... Mobile e Uha .... ,... ..,. F.. C., M. S F .... .... ...-. Alabama Great Suuthern .-... G-ouiAville < Nashville, ,-. .s. Western Railway of Ala. ...z. Northern Alabarla .-.- ...-. .. C. 95 Gt. l.. tHuntsviiic 1r,t SoahoarI Mir Ii1r tMt'g'y piN.} Chattanooga Southern ..... -.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-04

These tiny, Silgar-cOated
 anti bilious
 granules reg ltlate Ston- ach, Liver ion and Bad
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-29

No. Ca A4aseamss ~
ssa~aaes grme kssageAA hs@
Ysew h,ssareesew rwaaesAk
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ppn Athssn. "a r,.nao N~0gespatst.
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WlsnsteS lanas Sohre seilii'dn us'
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na ein aeraamieeS piarEbauo NIT I
0immern aui ihrem tarsttdl srpos'
6rnen. rs adsr arcbsa eissaii'a
.uno bsrieI Faulih aud rpieoer ssteR
'eioenen geeRoraev. uRter sdhlretdleE
NeteiIiauna leicrtc ne 5cRNtn1 Dew
Is. Ropember, ibr otsSiabviaeS Vii
aonogelt. Serr goitor n g9aliberoon
teola, e. %. leatc in leiuer Seitpte'
niot liber SutaS i9, 10 Der @emetn'
he ihtc lliiiionSauia0be redt nar'u
ans 6ers. s(ui oer ueriunteoencn 4
item luuroen rcdlt nniebnIine 8ouet
zen oelammelt rueIdle Iotucht ittr oie
5ammIung Der Seritrcuten @loubens
aeuoiIen ats uttd1 litr ole &ete1rllnB
Der 5etpen uerlpsuhet lperoen.
Otto 8runildl.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-29
IL

Mm 5am6taq gin9 Der Heooftion
Der .Gureta poIt" eiue Senonna Get
tunoen ans 8 b e a an, Der mir Iar
heuie Iploenoe intereHonte 9toGrih'
Ten entnehmen ,,Sn Der Grwortun9
zines ysaTenItreits besom porse.
yteru Die 9eu6lterung iid III febers
hotter Gle nit 2ebenSmitteIn uno
SeiamateriaI fir einise Eo9e an Der.
Soroen. SIS fperoen Nprrdte in 8rot
mno Mlehl, 3uder. Bergen, Semitic
etc. aneelegt. Der 3ufer Itieg oec'
balb I'M preiie mn wuroe az 1870
0op. pro 4iuno utrtouIt IN otelen
GtabGlIIemsntS miro ats 4nlaB oes
onReraem0buIid,en 1iomentS oenNn
aeitelIten ibr @ebolt Dor Der Belt uno
iooor BprIdnIIe ousbe8a5lt. 5tearin.
teraen Itieoen bon 26 oui 40 Sop.
prp plumb, aortoFem bon 80 ouI
1870 Sop. pro PUB. Die Preile
iinp nod immer inn Stei9en bearinen.
Die a~cblenpreiIe Itno sIeitfoIle ra.
bib IN Die 61be eetrieben moroen
Snner5olb 2tasen Stie9en oieIelben
bon POPS Sop. oui 80 Rop.. oeS,
aleit,en Brennbols oui % Rop. pro
Cub, 5oIstohle foItet itatt 2 u. 20 81.
bereitS 3 Rbl, per Sod. Wlnn be
Iiird,tet ein nod meitereS Iteigem ole.
ier g,reiIe. DieIer Gage traIen Die
Tampfer ,rRuro" uno sNleno1 NIT
10000 Yuo Steintoblen aus Gna'
lamb ein, oo ober Der sou Iehr bod
1T. 10 foItet oieielbe iebr teuer. Win.
schen0lpert lpdr eS IN Mnbetroht oet
.EoblenfriIis, ooB baS Stootomt unc
oos BDrIentomiie um elm 5%citlueili
acc 8ortpfronfo ooer meni9Itens
RarobIebuno oeS &oblens3 ~oltoriie
n~od,fadhi. Da Die Yorrdte eridl0pf
unp ruff. Robte iurdtbar teuer lit"
Die @cireioeporrdte in ben Dta9a
Amen ouT Der ,SoItaipo" uno ouF Dem
nsreSTnp4 erreicnen our 3eit faum
q minionen PUB, mdbreno ooieIbI
bic aur aufId1iittuns oes @etreioee
beItimmten yidume 30 gliu. Yuo foi
5e,, f5nueu. perionen, Die nit ytiid.
siHt auI Die quite Grn.e WloSaSine our
II ,,Tidiittnna bon @ctreioe semietei
bobel,. eri.ioen jest srcBe nerlnite'
"a ibre Wlaea0ine leer l'enen We
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-29
AnrreTpnnnetts

6ieIin9er, Seras, Is. Hopbr, 1905.
Rertber Reoatteur!
IS lit bereite cine LANCE 3eit Der,
Ieitoem id) meiae Iebte Sorreippnoen3
einihi6te. IS thut mir leio, oa id
aber Iebr lanse frdntIid) par rper
ben es mir Die seebrten 2eIer Der
Bolt" nid3t libel aebmen. Dit Der
Grnie Iiuo mir fertio /; Tie 1T iebr gut
ousaeIaqen. audi erbaIten mir eiuen
guten Qreis. Wic BADEN Die metite
9unnnOae (@ottonD 3u 3ebn Sents
uno ooriiher p~ertauft meldDes elm
iebr gutter preis lit. Gas Rorn lit
nenio, muB bel ben meiIteh mieoer
e~etuuIt rperoeu, 9eu uno 10 mas lit
eenuo. 9as 8etter lit iebt Id6u, nidlt
an lpurm. audi ntht 3u falt. Sh bo
be MIDI entidlloIieu AUDI nadJ Ooto
ia aus3uIpanoeru uuo 3roar uad
Somestopu, %. D, me9en Seimno.
belt, oenn ous teraniide Sieber lnBt
mtdo nidt IN Hube oa oente id,
meun td) melt 9enu9 9ehe niro es
3uriifbleiben. gSenn man alIes be-
IiBt ale 9equemlidteiten bic oieie
Melt gepdbrt uno bic SeIunobeit
fehlt, oonn ieblt audi lilies. Cube
bereits ones perfauft, m0dte aber
niht 10 Dem Sriioiobr fort. oo id
elm Itrenoen @inter uid)t ousbnlteu
,piiroe ; DEM id1 bin bic Gdlte nidt
aemobnt. oa ih bereits Is Sobre in
Serae pobne. Seitoem ih oos leBte
Dial beridlte!e, boben Iid einioe
Bar perheirotbet /; bic 9etrefienoen
Iino (: Rorl Rotb, nit eineni menris
Iden Wldoden, eS lit Die brittle ,Srau;
Die afpei erIten naren beioe Witt
pen uno Die brittle Elm Dt6oden.
,SoIepb Taett uuo SIora Dloit, g!n
ton gBiidnefstiuno 3atbarina Ropp,
Gouaro betnB uno Hoio Soetb. aae
portien Iino aneeuebm IN Der Sc.
meinoe. Soft ieane lie luldnoIt bette
elm Neser ben Iieb5ehn 5dbren cine
gauge Samilie bon WeiBen ermor
bet, Wiitter unc Tiinf 3inoer nab
reno Der Batter oui Dem 5eIo arbei
iete.
DAG Grei9nik true Iid ur9efdbr
100 Hteilen iiiolid 0 n 3u. Der
NeSer fam oeu Seuten bon Gbna aus
ben odnoeu uno lit Iomit einem
I6redliden Gnoe ent9nnsen er lit
iest unter 9eridtlld1en 6dnoeu uno
nd6Iten Dionat Ieinen Sermin
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-29
AnrreWonnrnl

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AnDssas 2diaasE.

2uttCn. Nopemhev 1906.
y9cythev steboftenr
g0iv bier iu 2utlsu mIfsu suIshen
tuie H5erau btc Sarmev ptsl g'eiseu
la oic 2EGptc iibryu unh Die TpllorS
aufbduieu, bouen mo guun touieu.
foo0 inns oit ihmeraL Neil unp ocr
Sagel beiuaAe allrs pernidltet hat,
Ulaudle bacon DenSr 2unt nod
9rop. Sseter Sumter httt 80 Huidlcl
tDeiseu 9cerutet, ooacaeu aeuu9 ,Suia
ten g9iIbglm 9luS IS 9uid,el 9pct
scn. oenug Sutter idl babe 533 "a
BeiSeu, aber luCnis Sutter, Dod,
tommcu mir mieDer ourdl. uur blei,
ben mir 2lRocre 3uriid, ipuS einem
aidt seioHeu mill.
Nir maren uui 9eIudl bel Sobuuu
Sttmor uno Sotob @riibele. vii,
helm Sttmor uuo Sottieb 6einrtd.
Die oieIea Scmmer aus RuBIauo
tamep, mill eS nid1t in Nmerito ae.
fallen, bod molen tie bier bIeibeu.
yDir beIudlten audi Wilbelm Ghriitiun
imo aarl 1irnino. Geren Sdmaeer
Sbriition ubl, Der fiir3lih aus RUB.
lamb Fam, 9eidllt es iebr out ; es
Treut ibn Der bieiiSe CUTE 0eroienit
uno er orbeitet HeiRts an Der DreIn
moIdline. Auf) Srieorid Ytaier Les
pig aus alernnoerbiIf fam tiirSIih
an uno lit irob, ooB er bier iii. sic
berihten, ooB es INNER IdIehter
nirp in yiuBlono, beionoerS fir
orme geute.
Wir batten audi 9eIud), nGmlid
BON Germ Sung nebIt Srau, bic
oieIen CONNER bon WisconIin bic.
Der tamen uno bel Mouno Gitp
Gam fouften. aud) SobanneSir il. unp
Bertha Otto pou gomoen, %. D.,
naren bier ouf 9eIud) bel Sreunoe
uno 9etannte.
aus einem 8riefe bon meinem
Sohne Sofob aus 9luBlano GRUB.
rem mir. ooB bic Winterirudt iehr
idl0n Iei audi elm Iuolteubrudlartt.
ger ytesen lei Encouragement. Der
pielen Sdooen ouoeridltet babe ia
mondIen Gellern Iino Die W~etrIdiier
hernmgeidroommeu, oo oieieIbeu
ncdl nid,t felt ar lporen, peiI Der
8etu uoh gdbrte uno ooourh Der
Dein nit 0oIfer permiidt nuroe.
DdS Wetter lit FIR ieBiae Subress
3eit iebr Idl0n, nos Den Sarmern
nilsenebm lit. oo lie uiel Sutter Ipa,
rem inoem oos 0ieb inmer nob oui
Der Weioe lit.
Srieorid1 Remnih LIT Dafoto miioe,
er bat IehG Gano pertouit uno mill eS
MN IN WoTbinaton probiren +; rptin'
id)er INN piel 6liid
SruB on Gle NIB ale 9eicr Der
pGureto YoIt". audi benieui9en i'm
alien Uaterlonoe.
Satob Sirnin9.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-29

Il sNs saEsAm waA aes AtAvA ksAt4
asm ~ NSam8@a aA&v ~ ~ aAlAt
gssht aak eass 1sp Asak ae AIS ts
Ess. tstgaAssa ga mStNsM Cstst ~
bama ctWag aasb ~ Wsashis zee aush
stasnas wlserg stsuaa . VA Hafsa
.saHsa 2tx 0aFrsipeaEgAstxa ", .91
.mEa asoa- $3.50 aas lm s~laSAaRes
mt ibEsR pFtsHsR. aIs. voR ysah
aao asrH.
Mdlimaspeh,
Anngsas 2daaAst.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-29
AnrrfTpnrn
Nlcpberion g.. g. 2.
"a. Nopember 1905.
@ertber Reoafieur !

@ertber 8eoatieur
I'd, las leBtbin in per- Sreie preiie-
eine RorreIponoen3 aus RnBlono,
in ipeldier Der BerfnHer oerIelben
Iaet, ooB er oos aorreiponf enaen'
Tdrciben eeIermt babe mie elm lan'
ger Sabn oaS Rrdben. uno bob audi
Elm Bauer Iib ourh TleiB einen
Stnl aneianen fam, meld,er i'm sum
UlenTdben i'm guHonIden Gimme
mod3t 10 iei NoIeaser, Der 9roBe
9oltSIdrifiiteller. 6aus aus ett
5rhneioer geipeIen uno Der Bbilo'
iopb Denbler elm Bauer, Iuesbalb tdl
nun aud, ooS &rdben lernen modte
uno Sud- etipoS mittbeilen
Die meiItcn 7reldmoItinen BADEN
i3re 5hatigteit eineeitelIt uno onoere
Iino perbrannt, Io9or oieicni9e mel'
mes Na6bors AnoreoS 6eer, uilo
oieieuiae meineS Triiberen &ameroeen
GhriItian Werre nadl.
Die Witteruna mar BET uns tmmer
redt Id10n +; 9eiterr, oeu ~. 9to'
pember, bat IS seresnet pie i'm
CONNER uno bel Der Nodt fiel ein
tpenie Gd)nee, aber er III Idlon pte'
Der fort.
lie Snrmer linn nodl ale oomii
beId)dfipt. Die Srubt na6 Der 5tohl
Az fabren, oenn es bat beinobe Elm
ieeIider mebr Sru1t 9eoroId1en ale
aeIdlSBt nor. 60 oug 2obiuttei
uno WelId1fnrn, R~ortoFeln II. /. no,
uno oIlelpeil niro INNER oas Sels
bon 6onb our Sano se5dbIt.
Der Wei3en III So @entS per Bu'
Id1eI, SaIer 10 GentS uno 2ortoHeI
80 Scents.
M6dte serne Die aoreiIen prr
6eib uno Shnbler baben.
Sobaun Q d.