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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23
MATANZAS.

June 2l.-Farmers are done cut
ting wheat. The crop is very good
in this community.
Taylor Bros. took a large drove of
hogs to Beaver Dam last Monday
night.
Miss Willie Everly went to Louis
vile last week to attend the soldiers
reunion.
Rev. B. F. Jenkins filled his regu-
lar appointment at the Baptist
church here last Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss IRA Maddox, of Centertown,
attended church here last Sunday.
James Bilbro, of Hefin, visited S.
A. Bracher and family Saturday
night and Sunday.
Roy Tichenor and wife, of Liver
more, visited relatives here last
Sunday.
Rev. l.. w. Tichenor and S. w.
Bilbro are in Russellville this week
attending the General Association of
Baptists.
Several from this place will attend
the barbecue at Hefiin next Satur-
day.
Henry Tichenor is still quite i'll.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23
PLEASANT RIDGE.

June l9.-Rev. T. j.. Radcliffe, Of
Fordsville, filled his regular appoint
ment at the Baptist church Saturday
and Sunday.
The A. S. of f. had a fine meeting
at the schoolhouse Saturday even
ing.
The directors of the Bank of Equi-
ty had a meeting Saturday after
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23

twice as much taxes as you did a
few years ago? Has il not further
occurred to you that you are forced
to do this because the assessed value
of your property has been raised by
the county board of equalization, and
that too after you have held up your
hand and sworn to its real value?
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23
Summer Business Training School

The Bowling Green Business
University is now in session. 1t of
fers no vacation. 1t will have plea
sure in sending persons desiring to
enter school, a handsome catalog and
journal. Mention course wanted.
Address H. H. Cherry, President,
Bowling Green, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23

WE are respectfully informed by
the Hartford Herald that an island is
the oceans bottom sticking out of
the water. The writer has evident
ly been studying for the professor
ship of the kindergarten depart
ment of back-woods public school
where the split pole seat is still in
vogue.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23
Summer Commercial School.

The Bowling Green Business
University is in session the entire
year. No vacation is offered. A stud
ent can enter at any time and get
perfect classification. A beautiful
catalog and College Journal will be
sent on application. Mention course
wanted. Address H. H. Cherry,
President. Bowling Green. Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23

GENERAL MAKING GOMEZ. the Gu
ban patriot, who fought the Spanish
hosts for the liberty of his home and
people. at intervals from 1868 to the
close of the Spanish-American War,
died at Havana Cuba last Saturday.
As a fitting compliment to his mill
tary skill he had long been known
as the Napoleon of Cuba.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23

IT Is reported that the Gar of
Russia walks the floor at night.
Now if he could be induced to carry
the baby" he would be able "to kill
two birds with one stone"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23

If the future speed is increased
until the trip between two places
is made instantaneous, man leav-
ing New York will reach Chicago
one hour before he started.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23

THERE is no indication that the
Russian people have any more say in
stopping the war than they had in
starting it.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23

SINCE those Chicago beef mag
mates have been hiding in Canada
from the Investigation committee,
beef is almost as high up there as
il is in the United States.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23
White Goods Section.

Many new things to show you in this section
New Persian Lawns India Linens, Embroidered
Front Waistings, Embroidered Front Waist Pat
terms, Waist Front Embroideries. Many new Val
Insertings, many new Val Laces Many new Swiss
Insertings, many new Swiss Embroideries.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23

A MINNESOTA train robber said he
only held up train as joke. But
the Jury that tried him failed to see
the point.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23

WHEAT harvesting has begun in
Oklahoma and is moving North to-
ward Kansas. The annual agoniz-
ing cry for Kansas farm hands may
be heard at any time now.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23
A Bad Stomach

lessons the usefulness and mars the hap
piness OF life.
It's a weak stomach, a stomach that can
not properly perform its functions.
Among its symptoms are distress after
eating, nausea between meals, heartburn,
belching, vomiting. hatulence and nervous
headache.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23

THERE would be more heart trou-
bic in the world if all the girls were as
sweet and cuddlesome as they appear
in 10 cent Magazines.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23
Wash Goods.

In this section every remnant of pieces less than
ten yards has been marked down way below for
mer prices and il means a big saving to mothers
who want materials for children, ladies who
wait summer waist and dressing sacque materials.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23

IT'S quite probably that Chicago
will end her teamster's strike as
soon as she can find something equal
" as exciting to take its place.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23

FARMER, business man. merchant,
any Ohio county citizen, has it ever
occurred to you that you are paying
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23
Hood'sSarsaparlla

Cures bad stomach, indigestion and dys-
pepsia, and the cure is permanent.
Accept no substitute.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23
Buildings In Process and Con-
temptation In. Hartford.

Mr.. r. T. Collins is just complet-
ing a new and modern addition to
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23

EsTRAY pale red heifer with
short crumply horns heavy built un-
marked. now about 3 years old. Has
been gone from my farm near
Sulphur Springs since June, 1904. A
liberal reward will be paid for return
of same or any information leading
to recovery.
SCHUYLER S. ACTON,
Sulphur Springs, KY.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23

Examine the label on your paper
if it is not correct notify US.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23
FOR MAGISTRATE.

Hartford District-Not yet nominated.
Cromwell District-w. =. Miller.
sulphur Springs District-w. $. Dean.
Fordsville District-sam Edge.
Buford DIstrict-Not yet nominated.
Csntertown District-Herbert Render.
Rockport District-Not yet nominated.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23
FOR CONSTABLE.

Hartford District-Not yet nominated.
Cromwell District-R. N. Young.
sulphur Springs District-walter Midkin.
Fordsville District-E. Hedden.
Buford Dlstrict-Not yet nominated.
Centertown District-W. II. Hill.
Roekport District-Not yet nominated.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-23
Ladies' NeckWear and Belts.

Our buyer was fortunate in securing direct
New York shipment of Ladies Embroidered
Stocks and Collars, also Lace Stocks and Collars
.he newest patterns right from the style centers of
the world and they priced at l5c, 20c and
Doc each. Many of them worth twice the price
charge.
Our Silk Belt stock in the Girdle effects Whites,
Blacks and colors are worthy of your consideration
and our Wash Belts at each de- 25c and Soc are
world beaters
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Jrau Gliiabetb 6monlph
g!tclicr fir Gor5cllanmalcrci,
Dir. III, 9iur6s sWlDnnts setraRc.

9H. 40 TploSutpHHtsStIuRC'
Seoe glrt bon 8eiteIluHaen luiro IN filnflleris
rder gBeiie ausgciiibrt. Gjeoiegencr RAID fUrs
oernoer llHterriht luiro eribeiIt. 9r6timng
nut 49, Septcmber. S6iiIer iino erindt lid
ieiie Gn5nmeloen (gtnp25.iWt-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Sos San 5crriR,

&ier &o6lengr0bcr in cnncr @clt- -Slr'
ginicr aoblen5ehe lml8ctonmcn
lmO uicr onOcrc toOtlid Ucrlctt.
g86ecltnM N.-&ny 8. NIdr5.
- 9ur6 ooa 3crreiBen cincS SollS
IN ser Sbrem9burp 3c6c, nobc
G6orlcitoIL mlwoen bclltc pier Sob
lenQrd6cr, 9lomen5 2InOrcp Nlht,
@m. McG,trlcp, &obu N(cGurIcp
un0 Gomar0 Wfc@Iot6ip gct1Otet,
3ebn onoere crIitteu 9crlcbun9en,
lmo pier Oerielben, 9tornenS Scrbert
&orrigou Somea Sbcet9, @m. Wfor-
tin inO GGoa. =, 6oltingS, limo
icbmcrIih 81 retten. Die Mog9onS
bei0rOerten aeraOe Oie 9tuhtididt 81
3oae, ola oua lou 5crrtB lnO Die
@oggono nit iur6tborer Sdncl(i9'
felt Die 1000 SUB longe Strede bin
abi6oiien. Die 8oggonS imo Der
Ripple" am SUB Der Nobn inO ser
triimmert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Hic altcitc shuinOlcrin Der Welt.

n rnl llnrf s 9P1r, Nu
Combs 9}oli,ciocriht m,,rhc ,Sro,,
Gllrn. 9}rf rirc -frou nm ~ [,hrrn
pon ser. Sie 9}oIi,ci ioot Sob iir bie
9Ite,tc od,nin6lprin in her n,n,cr
Mprt iri ,rter SCR O(rf(oor SrS
ornfhipb;tohra iiir ciu in;;tcrcs o,cr.
b3r feitocboltrr gir :Sro,, n,IrSc
poroeitcrr i'm .6osmopnlitou Sotrl"
ouf Sir tr(poronbiihc 5(nncii,no Nrs
Ncicb3itsi;;brcra Srs 0(,,hitnri,,,r.
5ote(s~ IN Ghirooo SCR iip hcs 7irb.
itohfs nor Sooo0 6eihu(niot ncrhoi.
tot ons bia ornpflootc i'm 6cridt
noroefiibrt mr6c. erf(0rte SER lie
ncrtrctcnbp 9Imolt gpoIbhpimcr hoR
iie obionut bcitrcitc NIT Scr Nri,h,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09

- gollucrltcllr 6oIt uon Wiiiiouri
bat oie 9ill ulter3eihnet. luel1e bci
9CItcdungen &eridbrilng crit noh 8
,}abrcn. itntt mic biSber uod) 3 Sab.
rem, cintreten l1Bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Baltimore MO 9OnncrRag ben g. Mar 1905.
l,<rnaebl6fItet estns Grealtsf,e.
Sernadldii9te Grtdltnngen ttGeu 81 @dwiuOindt.
gGie SdwinOindt entite6t.

9}cln Sale SdiYinbIuht aus 8e6n
entltcbeu IN fol9euOer H8eiie: -
CemunO ertdltet itdi. Sic Grtdls
tltug miro uidt orNeullic6 illrirt lnO
e5 eriol0t cine peiterc. 9ieie GrtGIs
ting miro mnugcIbuit bebanbelt oocc
auf cine gSeiic bebun0elt, bic uiht
lnirfIunt lit, lmo Die grtdlhlu9 96lt an.
2nuu fonruIt cine iueitere Grtdls
tlng lnO Der Suiteu be8inut. 9ann
iperoeu S9ulteus SDrup3 eiugenommeIo
a6er beie beru6geu uitJt5 81 tbuu.
9lac6 lno nodJ luiro po3 gmne6mett
IldItig lmo in Ser &er3weiiluug miro
oicIe5 nltf9ege6Cu. 3ie Grtdlhng
Iblei6t lmO ipiro iWliunter. 9onn miro
eiu 9(r3t bcrIutht, uno eS i.ellt iib
IbermIS, bnG bn3 erite Staohm bon
ScblpinOIltc5t bnrGauben lit.
Co oer6ielt e5 lib nit SRI. Foiuell
bon 9(llrora, Sn0. Sie ertdltete iidJ,
bcobdcbiete eS nid)t lm0 berUubldiItgte
e3 lmb bdC6te iuie biele SlnOere, OaB e5
boriiberge6en niiroe.
G5 boftete nbcr fcit on t6r uno III
ISiuet S8ocbcu bcionO lie ii1 III etnem
Ii6liumeu 3ultaubc.
Gliidlit6er g8eiie bate lie 9ennts
IuiB bon Yerlmn lmO menOete es an,
che eS 5lt ipdt mar.
cSu elmer g8od,c mar Sic GrfGlhm9
Iltn0 Der Sptiteu qclinOert uub cine oreiz
Iiu0Gentlidle 9ebonOlng itellte lire
@eIunb9eit boIlitdnbig iuiebcr her.
9ie3 lit tpaS Rerlna itet5 beipirft.
Ribt elm Sag ia bicIleidt nid)t cine
5tllnbe per9ebt, o6ne Dob ir0enb See
|unn0 cine 8an5 0buIidle GriabruUg mit
8erna mat6t.
Surirt lcihte GrfdIhtusen uuS bers
biitet SdiluinniudDt.
Ser eritc ScGritt 5ur S6iuiubIudt
lit @rtGlhtug. Scr u6dite G6ritt lit
Die lluterIaInn9, Sic grtdIhng prompt
3u turireu. Ser brittle Sdritt lit bic
@ntpidlllng bon &atarr6. Der allnl6bs
lid 6roniId lpirb. Ser nierte S6ritt,
Der &ntnrrb be9inut iidl nl35u6rciten
bonn Gopf mad bent $oalie, bann uodl
Der SuftrDbre llup idlIieBlid in Die
2ungen. 9anu lit es ShpinoIdt
I'M erIteu stadium.
3u ieber Bet tudGrenb Ser Gnta
pidlllug bon NatarrI, bon Der eriteu
grfGltuug bis 5u i6IieBlic9en 6eitz
Iebung in ben 2uugen, fonu man iidJ
'auf9erilnd perIaiien. Dab es Dem 6orts
I6ritt @iubalt gebietet. &enu sic
Ii6 ertdltet ba6en, taufen sic obne
@er8u9 Serllna. Cine Slaidbe 3lt gInz
fang 1T better als elm babies 9ubeuo
SlnI6eu, uadbem Der Satarrb it6 III
ben 2un9eu feit8eIebt bat.
Sauienbe pun 3eusniiicn.
g9ir baben bieIe tallienb 3er9riIie
drf6eipabrt, tpie Die obi9en. g8ir ti,ls
nen MIR einen tleinen Sbeil bon Der
aroBen Ren9e 1luna69elu6ter @ms
pfeblrn9en beroffentlihen, Die mir ies
ben Mlonnt er6alten. aeir anoerer
@r3t in Der 8elt bat fold eine &en9e
entbuIiaItiIber uno bdnf6arCr 8riefe
erbaIten, pte ST.. Sartman fir Zee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09

Giuc aarnutirte Sur geaen pdmurrbooen.
Slderoe. biuNe. biuteit0e poer bprorinaenbe
cdmurrbuoen. SIR stputbefer giebt Gelo Slls
rid. penu 1aSo Eminent ilighf In G bis Ia
Sagcn nrlrt soc. (appI7 .i0e. .iaga. .G9etel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09

SRI. 2(nn Goipea, 9urora, Sn6u Id5rei6t;
notes rGia6r i'd mir eine I6were Graus Sit; nStuf m
mid 9ie9enmetter aust un6 maize Shfe b Sd
Giae bic Grfaluus On m slaub e urbe nerse6eu a be6
mir baen nnS mad Scrlan 5ue SOdn me Suanb
idtmm 10 haE id ua6 OaR id euas baee9en 6uu mHRe
nSd bate pcl Gnes R6er Heruna geb6rt sade
fanfte nnb anng es rmdfs ne6men.v Sd erut als m
mFrtt baf bic Grtalung Sum be6eun6
naeaicn DateH cine breiuBne Se6an6nus
u5Gnlib Gnubbeit pOardnbg weoer 9ian
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
sTRAYER's BUSINESS COLLEGE

Ctieu bas anuIe Ja1r.
9r. 1876, speit.Sara.Uga.S .StrnRc, Baltimore.
GramolidDe NusblouHg: 1ngs uno Ibenb'
fdbliIe. 1Dpemrter folteuirei iir's 0dus. SieI'
luHaen aarnntrt. WidBise 8eoibrcn. Veainni
lett (De56. 1890
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
(SiS0nua bci @Sittsbur9.

Gitt@burg 3D. s. Wlr5. -
9os Sis i'm glQeg6anp, 0lonongo.
bella, Dongtiogbenp unO Sbio 6ro6
belrte oui lno febt itromubpdrta,
obne 0roBen SUnoen an5url6ten.
Seine groBen Stnlutngen befinoen
lid in bieiiger N0be, Cine groBe
Stolumg bel aittonning lit erbeblid)
geibmG6t noroen lm0 Oiiritc bcutc
nod bre6cn. IS bot bier lelt Is
Stunoen qeregnet mo Die }IilIic llei'
gen i6neQ. Sine 6lutb miro ieOo6
ni6t erpartet. ghua L275,OOO
9ulcbel aoGlen 9eben bellte 2lbeno
nad liioli6en Widrften ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Nf6rrra,
3rorr6itts.

9ic foIten our6oringcnoen 8in.
tersStiirme tpirfen 10 oerniAten0 auf
OaS meni6li6e 2eben Elm, ols irgeno
cine Der i6redIi6en epioemii6en
&ranf6eiten, Oeren critics GrIdeinen
in elmer @egeno ocm Ser5en 0es
9rapIten S6reden einiagt. 9a faI.
teS g8ettCr i'm 8inter unoermeiOli6
lit, 10 berlriadt eS penig llnru6e, Oh.
mobl Oie ifaoliben Ginfliiiie ouf sic
8eiun0beit Der grtuahienen idlim.
mer iino, ais oieienigen Der beibeiten
Saiion oe5 SSabres. 8enft nah iiber
ole bielen 3o0e5fdue, Die Iidb tG0li6
ereignGn bel 2elIten bon ro6uIter
Contribution, Die geraoe5u get0Otet
lper0en bon Der Seude, Bnelmonia,
inOem iie Iif einem eiIigen Sturm
ousieBen. GS lit pobI6cfonnt, 6ab
9lIngenent5iinoung, Soniilitis, iuun.
Der &nls, Gnt5iin0ung DER 2uftr0b.
rcu, Ma9en.@nt5iinorng, @nt5iin.
Dung Der 2lutQen Ii. /. No., iebr gei1br.
lihe arantbeiten iinb, imO nm oaS
&eben zines goticnten 5u retten, III
cS bon Scr gr0Btcu 8i6tigfeit, oen.
Icl6en IN oen erIten Stuoien Gin6oIt
5lt gebieten, oa Tie in Den ipGtcren
Staoiel ser @eirhifli6feit Ser tiicb.
ttgItcn 9(er5te ipotten, ipdGreno Iie in
ibrem glnfnng5 Stadium prompt
lno Ieidt olr6 Gaomo0'S IeoOb Rc.
Lief furirt merOen. S5n ieoer sSamiIie
ioIlte oieIe llni60b6ore ipe5ifiide Wc.
oi5in fiir ollie Granfbeiten, sic @nt
5ilnorngen pcrlIria6eu, itetS OIL
Sono iein. 9ic Soften iin0 Ie6r ae.
rtng lIno man iport 5pon3igfad Ocn
9etrag al 9oftors uno g(pot6ctcr.
SIchnlingen.
SSanOrr6are Siilie bei g(fbmn.
49, Sauuar 1904.
9erren &aoluGb & Go, 55 @Im.Strabe.
Relps sOorisGtp.
Peribe 9erren! SCit Sabrcn Babe i'd an
Qitbma nnb 9roHdiis aelitten 9or elmer ggotje
fnufte to eIne Glafbe bon 9inSiuduS Sieabp ae.
lief unb babe iesen sIbeno oor oem snIaIen.
ne6en eineH 3beel6iieT bcII In gSdiier penbmmeu.
Die Sinoerung, Die itD bemerit babe. M tunnoer.
bar. gmfS Sgdrne enlpfebie 10 a. a. u.
9I6htnosboH
G9Gs. 8. 8tGTtnss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
SsnnOer6are Silie 6ci e(abma.
2Scrbiitct Sipbtberia (!

Rabwdb Go, Gep,gorfl SD babe meins
ninnsr geeen 9ipbIberiu uno ehnrub,BeBer
GcIcbibt inoem itb bnep Sure Wieoi5n 0eocbeu
babe
S1re 5u 91nf bcrpfIidtete
mrs. 8. e. aittenboute,
1919 BGrIsgInenlie, Dluscntine, Soiua
Ss girbt GibtS In Der gseIt oas GhmerJsn
nitter6riiden ooer benz sSorifhritt bon 1ranfbsi.
ten 70 fDneu gnBot gebleten iuirS, ais aub.
NAB Heabb 8e!teE IS furirt unb ber.
biiiet SuIten, @ridtineen iuunbeH SuIs, Sn.
iInen5n, BneumoHia, AbeunniiSmlis ReuruIoia,
Hopifdmcr5, 3abufbmerJ, stffbma, aibsmnotD.
@S tlrirt ieben S6mer8. eSe @erltau6une obsr
aueli6uHa am gur5eH mendjInen st6rper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Sinnts NIicnhnln Gnllllnj

Stoot2 Giicnbabn GonuniIiGr
1Sronf NJ. @oler bat ii6 III 6olgc ci-
nesGiicn6aha llnfaae9, bei melAcnl
CT cine Guctidung ocs lSuBcS crIitt,
eincr slmplnaljou nebrerer 3cben in
,3oipitol in Bort Serbs RS inter.
5icbcn miiiicu bciinoet ii6 ober icbt
aui Dem Mcgc Der sSieoerberitelllmg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Bic @o6nfatuItrOp6c 6ci GliftOn.

&ofomotipiii6rer ser 0rittcu Scftion
iiir ooS llngliif perontuortlih.
- Tic Signolc morcu rid)tiQ &C.
itc0t, ober CT nil 0ieiclbcu pcQen
Oca S'an39 ni4t 9cie6V 0o6cn.
EittS burg, ga, s. N}Gr5. -
0oa Neirlltnt Der llnterilldbung iibcr
oic @abnfotaitrop6e bel Clifton YoY
an lcbten tSreitog 9IbcnO, bel Uel6er
iicbcn Wiit0lieocr ocS Shio'er @enic-
9otoiaon9 getoDtet imo b Ecronen
uerleBt luur0en, ol9 iie lid oui Der
Sobrt bon Glepelnn0 sur >$naugllrn,
tion IN @aibinqton bcionOcn, lit
Ourh cine oiii5ieIe GrflGrlmg Der
y8ennipIponia 8abn" befnnnt &c
mo6t moroen, uno oarnah lit Der
Sofomntipfilbrer Ser 0rittcu Scttion
megen ieiner OliBodtrug Der SOrs
id)riitcu fiir Die Goaiiiou nit Der
5neiten Seftiou pcrnntmortlih.
Ger Sofomotiufiibrer, pcl6er otS
Dem 9ienite cntIoiien moroen lit, be
5ellgte, ooB er neaen ocs 9tou6eS CT.
mes porbei io6renOen ,3llgcS ons Sig.
nal rpeltli6 pon Clifton ni6t geieGen
babe, lulo trotoenI bnbe er ld uid)t
beuiibt, ieilten ,3ug 5rm Soften 5ll
bringen, bis eS 3ll ipGt mar. IS bat
lid ergebcn, ooB ole SignoIc -ri6ti9
geiteat mnren.
,5iir ben GoronerS- Snqlteit lit nod
feinc beitimnte 3eit ieitgcett NOR.
oen. 9'on ocn 81 8erlcbten limo olle
bis nlti t3 na0 ibrer Soeinatb Glepe.
lano plriidgefebrt. Die nod in Den
SooipitGlcrn @eblie6enen beiinoen iicb
oQc oltf oeln Mege ser Seiierung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
%nnOcr6ilt ais Sotidlaftcr in Berlin.

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9ten Dort s. Wdr5. Wion
mltntelt bier, Gornelil9 8onOcrbilt
lueroc @otidloiter in Berlin mcroen
Sei 0cnl gcltcrl nnge}eigtcn Iiplo
mutcnihtb mar Der 9eriner Eoitcn
nIht crudbut IS beiBt aber, Gbor-
lcmuQne Solucr BON Gbilo0clp6io ici
DER Stcllc BORT idon iott lnO noGc
iiir cine gSeiIc 81 Sen bcimot6libcn
,Gcnotcn 5triidtcbren. "a nuu Ger
&niicr Dem Nun0CrbiIt iebr 5uQctbon
III mo i'm bcfanntlid) 10 ietirt bat.
0nB lid 0elltld)G 3citllAen 0drilbcr
drgerten, On ierner Der Nuiicr Dem
FrGli0cntcn 9iooiepelt olli Oeiicu
@lui6 Den Baron SPED ponStern-
burg icbidtc, o6luo6l oicIer Dem Haua
nod feiuen 2lnipruh oti Den 9ot,
lfoiter Foitcn in Nnibington bot
tc, 10 uGre e9 gar Hiht 5ll ueriuun.
OcrlL menn HooiepeIt 0emaaiicr 0lei-
DIES nit qleid)enl ncrgllt. Dab Goil
0crbilt Oen 9erliner FoIten miinld)t.
lit luoblbefonnt rno oo ct rieig picl
GjelO bat un0 Is ipringen IGBt. 10
miir0en Die Nerliner aaililclte min.
Ocitcna lider nid)ta 0ogegen bobeiL
0oB cr 9oticbofter ipiroe. Gle 9sun.
OcrbiIts bultcn lieb ibon oieicn @ini
ter in Berlin allf m0 bobcn oicierSds
&c bci'nr aoiler geipeiIt
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13
"DEW TELL. !"

LEW 1GAA.
Tobe Baird showed to the Democrat
Wednesday ball of md, weighing
about two pounds, with history.
Some seventeen days ago he had a
SOW with sucking pigs that myteri-
ously disappeared, and all efforts to
lind her were onavailing until last
Saturday. On that afternoon he went
out in the woods near his home, tax
ing his bird dog with him, and after
proceeding q few hundred yards, the
dog commenced to bark and upon in
vestigation lobe found his long lost
hog. She had been in a wsliow and
the ball of mud had caked on her tail
and in trying to 20 through thicket
it had caught in the fork of q dog
wood tree in such manner that she
was held q prisoner. lobe cut her
tail off but the SOW was 80 weak that
she could not walk, out after feeding
| her day Or 80 on mash che is oil
right and shows no i'll effects Of hen
long fast. Az to the tale, lobe IL tell
ing 1t and has the tail to prove It,
Caruthersville Democrat.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13
POSTMASTER BEFORE COMMIS-
SIONER CAMERON.

E. F. Niles, postmaster: at Merri-
field, Crow Wing county, was brought
before U. S. Commissioner Don Cam
eron Monday afternoon, by Deputy
q. S. Marshal NJ. s. Converse and
charged with embezzlement. Waving
examination he was taken to Duluth,
where the federal grand jury, now in
session, will consider the case.
The embezzlement alleged occurred
in September of 1904. Niles is the
postmaster whose place Of business
was entered about q year ago, and he
was held up, losing $500 of govern
ment funds and $500 of his own.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13

A Topeka, Kan, preacher told this
story had occasion one time to hold
Christmas services in q little town
not far from Topeka. The choir was
composed of two old maids and two
bachelors. When the chorus of the
social Christmas hymn was reached,
the old maids alone sang: Unto Us
a child's been born and the old
bachelors followed up with "W-o-n-
d-e-r-fu-l wonderfully Then
some wag in the front seat had to
smoker and that settled it-Ex
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-01-13
AUCTION SALE.

will sell the following at auction
on my farm one mile north of Buck
man January %. Sale commences at
= O'Clock a. N. 5 working horses,
2 colts 10 COWS, 10 heifers and calves.
some hogs and sheep, 2 wagons. /
binder. l gang plow, 2 corn plowA /
seeder. harrows. buggy, house,
hold goods, and many other articles
too numerous to mention. Terms:
SO and less, cash over SO, approved
notes bearing 8 per cent interest on
six months time.
John Kuder, Owner.
Tim Perry, Auctioneer