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Sharp County record., 1905-08-25
UNWISE LEADER.

Commenting upon the fact
that Booker 7. Washington re-
Gently dih5d With John Wana-
maker, the Arkansas Democrat
makes these very sehsible re-
marks:
"Booker T. Washington dined
with John Wanariiaker and his
daughter at Saratoga Sunday.
The incident has caus9d con-
siderable comment. Wanamaker
i excused on the ground that lie
did not know any better, Remem-
bering the action OF another dis
tinguished American, he probab-
ly thought he was doing the pro-
per thing. Booker Washington
knew that it would cause COM
ment and that such al Incident
would have a bad influence on the
negroes of the south.
"Booker Washington has posed
as leader Of his race. He has
studied the characteristics Of the
southern negroes and knows that
he will endeavor to initiate those
whom he follows. He knows
that his action will occasion
adverse comment in the south
and that the negroes who would
seek to initiate his example vii
suffer the consequences. Anc
with all this knowledge Booker
Washington accepts such favorS
at the hands of a prominent
American and even glories in The
fact that his host is 80 ignorant o
the conditions in the south that h,
inagines he is doing the negroe'
a favor. Booker Washington, by
his act, has shown himself to be ;
very unwise leader. He is unsaf,
and the negro who really seeks
the advancement of his race vii
look elsewhere for preceptor,
Sharp County record., 1905-08-25

When the last hypocrite dies
his satanic majesty will not have
a faithful servant on earth.
More men are ruined by pros
perity than by adversely.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-25
GROUP

Begins with the symptoms of a
common cold, there is chilhness,
sneezlng, sore throat, hot skin,
quick pulse, hoarSeness and impeded
respiration, Give frequent small
doses of Ballafd's llorShound Syrup
jthe child will cry for lt) and al the
first sign of croupy cough apply
frequently Billiards. Snow Llrment
to the throat. sold at W, A. Ed>
wards
Sharp County record., 1905-08-25
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.

The busiest and mIghtlest little
thing that ever was made is D
Kings New Life Pills. These pills
change weakness into strength,
llstlessness into energy, brain.fag
into mental power. They're wond :
erful in building up the health.
Only 25c per box. Sold by Snow
tn ( Druggist.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-25
CHAMBERLIN'S COL1C, CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY.

Tins remedy is certain to be
needed in almost every home be>
fore the summer Is over, 1t can
always be depended upont even IN
the most severe and dagerous cases 4.
1t IS especially valuable for summer
disorders in children. Il is pleasant
to take and never fails to give
prompt relief. Why not buy 1t
now? 1t may save life. For sale
by all druggist
Sharp County record., 1905-08-25
Hinkle For Re election.

Batesville, August 1S.-Sen-
ator John A. Ilinkle has an
nounced that he will make the
race for re-elec'ion as senator
from this district. He will be
opposed by Representative W.
W. Edmondson of Stone county
Sharp County record., 1905-08-25

not shirk problem sserous, but by nsoubc
The country needs thought and Of learning and needs
them badly The who thinks be greater patriot than the man
of action 1t has been said that amount Of sweetness and light Will
avail unless accompanied by action whh the saying that the
brain would be useless without the power of expression.
We have defined the expense of thought The good Old
motto Act repent leisure longer stands the of
copy We have preached perssteny the doctrine OF action
that almost convinced that action is better thar
We suffer from the spirit of which frequently prompts lis to
iconsered matred and oughess acton often merely for the
of doing something We inclined applaud the who does
much beauscs he ccompe anything useful because he
compshe something, be good bad or Indifferent
The spirit of pneaes whole national ite POLITICAL
ea Conment bids fair to be bansed from exist
He who sneed being without ambition and
yet ambition and Mysteries different things.
Contenmen and happiness synonymous but we prefer to sac
flee struggle for the unobanabe Were ambitions aud
able mind would be conmendbe but unfortunately,
scarcely know what striving for We have forgotten that deeds
merely end Having particular end in vlew we
treat themselves bonu the ultimate object
of attainment
Sharp County record., 1905-08-25

Always speak we'll of yourself.
Your friends will attend to the
other side of it.
Van Buren, is preparing to lay
more concrete side walks.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-25

The more nerve a man has the
less money he loses when he fails
in business.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-25
1ptfJtattntt nf Arttnt 1T
Exprltae uf Thnltgllt pnlurr
BY MAYOR GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN,

YOR GEORGE B. H1cCLEI
of New York City.

change, so the requirements needed to meet modern
conditions change The three Rs Of Yesterday may
not be the three Rs Of to-day But there are certain
fundamental subjects that every one must know, and
know well if success in after life is to be hoepd for.
The chef purpose-for that matter, the only
purpose of public education is to make good citizens
OF the republic. We have thrown Our doors wide
open to the people of the whole world, Every i'm
migrant who accepts our invitation and comes to us
imposes upon lis an additional duty which we can
Sharp County record., 1905-08-25
STATE NEWS.
Boiled Down for the Edifica-
ton of Readers Of the
Record.

rive IiCil a. I III Jan az pH al '1
charged with horse stealing.
John Meadows of Des Arc lost
his right hand in a planning mill
accident.
Jonesboro will ask for the next
meeting of the State Farmers
Union.
Pine Bluff will not allow sugar
from New Orleans to be put off in
the town.
Logan county farmers are very
much elated because of the best
crop prospects in many years.
Gov. Davis has pardoned G. 0.
Ward of Green county, who was
fined $40 for disturbing the peace.
AtLamar lightning struck the
residence of Mrs. C. S, Roberts
and damaged it to the extent CT
5000.
George Farrell of Gravett was
held up by three tramps one day
last week and relieved Of $50 in
cash.
George Cooper Of Alva, Okla.
homa, died at Hot Springs last
week of heart disease very sud-
denly. He was taking a bath at
the time he was stricken.
At Sloan Springs Ferris Kirk
patrick, young boy, accidentally
killed himself while handling a
shot gun.
Tom Lyon, a prisoner accused
of horsestealing, jumped from a
fast moving train near Des Arc
and made his escape.
Wm. Smith, proprietor of the
st. Charles hotel of Little Rock,
committed suicide last week. No
reason is known for the deed.
While attending lodge meet
inc at Marmaduke, Joe Huckaty
fell from the chair in which he
was sitting and died instantly.
While working on the belfry OF
the new Baptist church at Steph-
ems, W. Tyson slipped and fell to
the ground, breaking both arms,
Mack Hudson Of Pope county,
sentenced to two years in the
penitcntiary for assault to kill,
has been pardoned by Gov. Da-
Wis.
A negro woman named Cox is
under arrest at Ft. Smith charged
with numbering her two children
by giving them overdoses of NOR
phine.
Indian Bayou township, Lonoke
county, at a late term of circuit
court at Lonoke, paid S7OO into
the treasury for the illegal sale of
whiskey.
James Veach, a white man, is
in custody az Hot Springs charged
with entering Mrs. Susie Martell's
room and attempting a criminal
assault upon her.
John Welbin has mysteriously
disappeared from Hot Springs
He lived in constant dread of as
sassination, which probably un-
balanced his mind,
Chas. Harris Of Perryville was
fined S100 in the Perry circuit
court last week on the charge Of
having destroyed ballots of the
last Democratic primary.
Max Lyons, for % years in
business at Van Buren, has mov-
ed to Paragould, for the reason,
he says, that there are no negroes
nor saloons in the latter place,
Eulick Knight, a farmer living
near Blytheville, was shot and
instantly killed last week by Enos
Harper, bis son-in-law. Family
trpnblaS oouSn1 thn trocrodv
Sharp County record., 1905-08-25

Women wear fine dresses to
attract the men and worry other
women.
Records are brittle things, You
can't lower one without breaking
il.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-25

All girl has to know IN thls
world is how to manage men, anu
sbe does not have to learn that
because it comes natural to her
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sd,mtnoSrd.t hetfbar.

Sic Gbminbiudbt ilt obne ale syrage beiibar. Wan
mnB 5rr reten 3eit oas redte Dtittel anpen6eH.
Sic S6ptneInbt pte Der 9roBe oeutlde @elebrte 4rus
felior Sod 1o9t fam i'll eiuem ItpobeH 8Drper
t6btlib nirfen. Wlit anberen. fur5en gporteu: 8ie
Scbptnoiudbt begtnnt inn Mla9en, tie etttebt ourb
ner Sdbmtubiudbt mDqlb III. atufftoBen gIdhfnibt
i6ledbter Sei1mad inn Munbe beIege 3aage, Gopfs
idmeraen, S9ruinbel syliinmern oor ben &ngen Wers
ftopung 9eIbe 6eii9tsfarbe Dber fpuftige &pmptDme
BON SeberitDrnngen iDipie Rterenleioen NIT ibrer
grouen Sautfarbe, ibrer tpaiierihdteen auiHpeinn.
an boB Der @er6aunmass nnb Grnabrungs gss
ftbrt oesbaIb ber abrper oeSbmdt nnb jener GeiBeI
Der Wenf6beit ber Stbniftbintbt iberliefert ypirb
ineun Der Granfe nbt nod redbt5eitig bem elils
59en Ottttel Sebroud motht, bag 1bm olein Die @es
iunbhet 3nrnt9eben tdnn nno oiees Wtittel ino bic
ct gernorb Gr6uterptllen bie fir 25 gents IN ieber
Npptbefe 5u babeu fnb. 9teIe 8tllen, ntr ans oen
beiifrd9fteu &rdutern ber9efteIlt haben in SabrbHn
berten 3ebntauienoe Dor Der Sd)mnbiudbt beipabrtl
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Neuencs.

9lm 9. Septenber baben in Der
WanoIAurei nod tleine 8efe9te tatt=
9efunoen. 3mei Gompagnien ruilii6er
SnTanterte, nit 5tpei 8ei1iiBeR, Qriffen
Die japanifben 8OrpOIten al, Iie tpur-
Den aber Uon elmer iapaniihen 3rups
penabtbeilun9 umgangen uno So9en
ltb in unoronunQ suriif. nier5ig 5oote
auf oem SampfplaB Suriiflaileno.
Die 8enerdle Snabeostp uno Sutuz
ibima neroen, als 8ertreter oes 8ene=
rals 2inemit6 uno oes lelomari9als
Opana, am Is. September 3ulammen=
tommen uno oam bic 9emartations=
linie 5niIhen ben beiben Nrmeen felt=
itellen. Seoer @eneral tuirb eine tleine
@sforte mitbrin9en.
8as iapaniibe G9la6tibiff vMi=
fafa". pel1es bel Der S9ladt in Der
See bon Sapan als 5lasseniaiff Oon
4omiral 5ogO oiente, ting am Sonntae
Morgen Geuer uno iant. Wdbreno
Die Manni9aft oas Geuer auf benz
S6iffe betdmpfie, fano eine fur6tbare
@rplolion fatt, ourb neldbe 500 Mann
um's Geben famen.
Qm MOnta9 linb auf Der 9. Qbe.
Sp6babn in Nep gort bel oem NbiturS
zines Wag9ons IL periOnen nm 5
2eben setommen uno orei anoere lieoen
nit 5erIhmetterten S1doeln i'm 6o5pi=
tai. Giner oabon oiirfte i9perlib am
2eben bleiben. Webr als 40 BeriOnen
baben !eibtere 8erleBuneen bapon9e=
tra9en. 9ie uria6e bes unelufs TT
big ieBt nod ni6t feitgeiielt WOrDen.
Ser 6iibrer oes 3u9es iit 9efli6tet,
elmer oer yremier lit pe9en SoOtibIaas
in Saft 9encmmen Dorben uno bic
iibri9en 3u9beoIeniteten iino als 3eu=
gen hinter SdloB uno Riegel.
8ie abreiIe Der iapanii6en Gris=
oenstOmmilidre, Die beute fattiinoen
iotlte, miro uieQeidt bur9 bic @rfran=
tung oes garOns 9omura DerSOgert
werben, Der i'm @lloprf=AltDrta 9otel
Iein 3immer biiten muB.
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9fa6 Chattanooga. Senn., am 15.,
l6. unb II. September, iebr nieorige
&unofabrts &aten. Jeunion Sab
restas Der 56labt bon gbifamauea.
l9
Ra9 philadelphia am 15., 16., II.
Sept. Gin 6abrpreis plus $1.OO fiir
bic &unofabrt. s. .. .. Ss. 19
Na6 Wbeeline bonn IL. big Is.
Sept. Staats=Gair. giieoriee &unb=
fahrts=&aten. 10
Nab Pbilaoetpbia am 15., Is. unb
II. Sept. Gin Gabrpreis plus $1.OO
fir bic Gunofabrt. Obb 6ellous. 10
Nad 2os anseles pom Is. big 90.
Sftober, Elm 6abrprei5 plus 81 100 fir
Die &unofabrt. %. s. 8. u. "a
spe3iele 9onntags grcurfions=
Gabrpreiie bio .. & .. Gilenbabu
BON New philadelphia nab
Bridgeport, O., $1.00 bic Hunofabrt,
Sorain, O.. $l.50 Die 3unofabrt;
@leuelano, o., $3.50 bic 3uuofabrt.
Gunbfabrt= unb biGtQe gintuea=
Sifets fir 6eimIidttenfuder. 6ra9t
5ifet=Q9enten. 81
Rab California anb bieten 4anfteE
bonn Is. September big 81. Cttober.
Spe5elle @inneg=g oloni niltens8aten. 25
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golitii1es.

,Was Cor tbut, oas 1T moblQetban,"
10 tDnt es aus Der republifaniiben
Breiie uno lo9ar oeutld=republitanilh
8ldtter iil.oen es aan5 in Der Sro=
nung, oaB Der Staat Die 5elepbon=
Gednun9en be5ablt fir Die Bsfeble,
melhe Der BOB" Ieinen 5rabanten in
Der @eIeB9ebun9 sul6ift.
0eute to9t in COLLECTION Die oemo=
tratiI6e @onuention oieies lenatoriellen
8iltritts.
Nm z. September hielten Die Repu=
blitauer oieies 9iitritts bier in Stem
Bbilaoelpbia ibre ienatorielle gonpen=
tiDn uno nominirten aleranoer Smith
pon Mineral @itp fir einen aueiten
Sermin.
Giniee oeuti6e 3eitungen berloneen,
bob man gattiinn betdmpfen miil1e,
neil einiqe Metbooiitenpreoi9er Serrif
befdmpfen.uno babel gemeiner Nusfdqe
|ae9en bic Gremogeborenen iid iduloig
MAIDEN. Ser 6aB Der Metbooiiten=
preoiger ee9en aae Sremooeborenen 1T
uns nidts Reues. fann uns aber tei=
|nesmeas beranlaiien. ben Ganoibaten
BON @or gu unteritiiBen. ODER bat
etpa elmer Der oeutlden 8epublifdner
GoDiepelt betdmptt. neil oieier Dem
8ast0nie 4obids pon 9elamare uno
benz 8unoesienator auap bon genn=
lbloanien Sanolanaeroienite leiltete?
Die Metbopilten lino uns als Yunoes=
aenoien 9egen BOB" @or mi0tommer
uno fir Die eemeinen NusFdIe berlel.
ben 1T pattiion ebenlomeni9 perant.
portlid pie Roolebelt fir DE 9ano.
lun9en Don NbDifs uno AuaD.
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pit 9nfsl Der seiissrs.
~ -
Don 90. .. atoIsn,.

Gin Gitono tic9t, 70 tiiroen fronme Soqr,
g8eit Dro1Beu iiber'm Wteer, am Ranb Dee
Groe
Sic Sniei Der @lttieligfeit, uno niemunD
Seat eS nit Getbesou9en ie geiebcn.
SuDrous, iobrein iuorO mon8es 56tff ee=
riiitet,
Iton6 tidt'ges Boot nit &uoereru bss
mannt,
Eas a9enbuntumnpb' 2onb gu iuden.
Bon al ben Qionieren teiner iab
3te beiwatbli0en 6luren lebeuD uieoer;
8o6 man6e Geibe tparo gum Strano 9ez
ipult
Ntit fobler 8ange etngeframpften 6in9ern,
8om : Sop 9e3et3net, bod I'M An9' Elm Geu9s,
ten,
g9ie slitdesinnig 9ebeu, ielig g8iTen
9iueiu9ebonnt tn's title Nngeidt,
1ab ieOen, oer's erblidt, Elm Sebnen padte,
gu iebn, iuas ienes Au9e bre6en0 lab.
Gin Singing, bent Der mDrberiI9e 8abn
Ser 8riioer ltebten 10 entrtiien bate,
SQnD einet Gei6nam in Den uferfellen,
@on g4ellen bod 3tr Glippe crit 8eboben
llnD treulos bort perlaiien bon ben Srdgertt.
vgRas iabit 8u, 8ruOer, Inn bic 2iebe,
ipri6!
@as it eS, OaB 9ein' aug benz 9oOe
b0bnt?
go i0out nur brein, mem erobes Slid eez
ibab."
l1no nimuter fornt' ben Inbltf CT pertptnz
ben;
galo riltet CT Elm Boot unb fteut bus Geset.
8ier Sag unb Rdbte trieb Der &nabe 10,
Gum &OmpoB fib bic boben Sterne nebmeno,
Nuein i'm tleinen S6iff Die g9afermuite
8slebt rinQsum bon nunoerlifen S6reden.
1tnb in ben 9ldbten eludien leis bic @ellen
Qm &iele, reben ibm nit Meni1enit ittmmen,
Gradben, tpte 10 man9er i6ldft bort unten.
Sic Waffer bdumen ii9 glei6 tptlben &ofen,
uno Der Srtan briillt Dretn nit Srnner>
groGen.
2et6t tanst bes goOtes luinsse Gterl6ale
SIN Woeenitur3 oer aufgebra6ten See.
9as g8aFer brtnst in's Boot, sr u6tst's
ntdDt.
g8as gilt IS Tim, benr iiber @oeenfdmmen
@rbltdt iein ipdbeno Iug Elm fernes 1lfer.
SIM lebten Sonnentrabl ergldn3en 3tnnen,
IS breiten iitb @efiloe, bunte aueu;
go ltebt bas Bib i'm @lans Der Mbenbs
Tonne.
Gr i6aut unb i6aut - iein Sraum tpirb
gSirtli6feit;
anbetenO fromm iit ct in's &nie seiunteu.
Scrt febt ein sroBes Bolt am naben
Stranb,
Sic tptnfen, feb! Gie Gelisen tpttten ibm.
gr bebt bic eanb, min ibren @rub ertpibern.
8a - eine WOse bunfel ftiirat beran,
Gen geter ihlingt bic See aun. ftnfern
8runb.
s6nel fintt bie Rabt berein ouf Nseer unb
2anb.
Die g9ellen ipiilen einen ftillen 9ilser
gum &eimatbfraab. Sort, tpo binaus er
fubr,
0as &leinoo fuhenb, liest ber anabe tuieoer.
Gr faro, mas Ct seiu6t, iein antlis ldbelt
Sm @laubtn ielig .-
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Ptttsbarser Siebmarft.
Notis at Sriidemba,ter.

Sic GpmmiliipnGre bon 3n8caroipas Gpuntn iperben
bis Wttto9 am Jretu9, ben Is. Septenlber 1906 Mns
9ebote entge9ennebmen fir oe ateriaiten no Arbeit
gum Saue Der folgenoen 8riiienpfeiler
u griidenpteile fiir cine Bride bel 9SaInut StraRe
in Der 8oper &anb Smpreoements Abbiton sR ganaI
9pper 8.
~ 8ridenpieiler fir eine 8ride bel l5 Strabe in
Der Dooer 2anb Smprppements slDoitipn sn Gonai
9pper, s..
9ldne. apitenporanfdlase nrb epesiitahonen lie.
gen in Der Office bes @onntD tDNuoitors 5ur SnIpisia
ruug anf
Wen made bic aagebote fir 9riidenpieiler fir iebe
Bride eparot
Seoes slnsebot muB bic pone llneri6riff aIIer in.
tereiiirten BeriDnen babeH, nnb ppn elgem Baar.
9eppftum BON $780, 90 Dber eteni beelonbiaten ghed
sablbar on ben Gonntp. Muoitpr beoletet feiu. ais
eine 8arartie. baB ber Bteter enen gontraft eaehe
inb 8iir9f4aft nnerbaib fiinf 5aeen nad5 Mnnohsre
ienes Aueebotes fteIen pirb. nas Hedt Drb ppII5es
balten. irgenb meitbes uno ale aaes6Dte anridsu.
tpeiien.
SIN Wuftraa Der gsborbe Der @onnip-s sommiiHoHare.
u. %. GDHaben
l9 Scnatp.sluDitpr.
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9ie 0entOfratti6e CoMntD=
EpttD ettttptt.

Nm Gamltag trat bier bic oemotra=
tiide @ountp @onoention suiammer
uno oraanilirte li9 our9 Die Wabl bon
Or. IS. %. Simmer BON 9enniion gum
Brdlioenten, 9aoio u. MturraD bon
@anal DoDer gum Setretdr uno gB. s.
MeSeDtpn BON 9ennilon uno 2lopo
MurpbD BON @aihin9ton 5otpnTbip gu
MiIiitent=sSefret1ren. Ser &eit bes
8ormittags lparo oa5u bermenoet, Die
abli1en @omites 5u ernenuen, tporaui
fi6 Die @onpentiDn bis l ubr Na1=
mittags oertagte.
Sn Oct Nadmitta9sIiBung tpurben
erIt Die 8eri9te Der Derl1ieoenen @o=
mites anoenDmmen. Die 8eI6lule,
mel6e pom &idter DeagleD bor9ele9t
nuroen. erre9ten Fiirmli9en gerfall
uno peroen mir IpGterbin mod auf oie=
Ielben suriiftOmnen.
9ie Sauptarbeit Der Contention be-
ltano in Der Domination Der @anoloaten
fir Die Derl6ieoeneu Nemter.
Sir Reprdientant lpuroen bor9e=
i6lagen S. 9. @oroon bon @anal
9ooer, 8. Is. Price bon 6rantlin, u.
gB. @llpn bon WeiQ Ino s. 9. WeH=
bafer bon Stub Sopnibip. Sn Der 4.
Abitimmuns nuroe @lion nominirt.
Sir Probate &i9ter puroe M. 9.
Steam, Der bisheri9e synbaber oes
9lmtes, bel Exclamation miener npmi=
nirt unb fiir 8eribtsi6reiber S. %.
6il, Der bisberi9e.
SSiir Shabmeilter tuuroen am Mor=
gen bier @anoioaten senannt, oo6
So9en orei oerielben pdbreno oer Mits
tagspauie ibre gamen surlf uno es
muroe nur y8. q. Wa9ner Dorsei9Ia=
gen uno berielbe Duroe bel Ncclama=
tion ronliEirt.
Sir &ecoroer tparen folgenoe ganoi=
oaten i'm 6eloe: Nlfre6 yfpoegeer. 8.
8. prince, @. IS. @utenlobn uno 5hos.
@ororep uno in Der pierten Nbltimmung
maro 8uteniDbn nominirt.
Sir Staatsannalt .purben 9abio
Wiltin bon Mem pbilaoelpbid unb 8.
y. Ginolen bon Stem @omerstolpn ppr=
9eI6lagen unb Wlltin muroe nominirt.
Sir Sheriff uaren fiinf ganoioateu
i'm Geloe, Ws. 8. Willaro, y8. $.
2pnb, ssreo. GinB, S. s. peoples uno
S. s. polen uno bel Der 5. Nbltim=
mung tpur0e WillarD nDininirt.
Aub fir oas Nmt zines @ountD-
@Ommiiiiondrs batten iib fiinf Be=
merber ansemeloet: Gobert Snearin=
ger, &. 8. Sbam, Sreb. 9aas, 0enrp
Chapman unb 6. @. Gubn uno in Der
5. Nbitimmung muroe Rubn nominlrt.
Giir Nrnlenbaus=0irettpr tparen bier
Ganoioaten i'm 6eloe: gbas. Maurer,
benjamin 5berretts, Gbas. Miller uno
q. ). MeGue unb muroe Wliller in Der
4. Nbftimmuns nominirt.
Nah Beenoigung Der NDminationen
Derta9te iib Die Convention.
Das aufseltellte Sifet Derbient Die
unterfiisuns jeoes Demotraten unb
unabbdnsisen Yiirgers uno mir nollen
hoffen, bab bailelbe am z. NoDember
nit groBer Mebrbeit erndl piro.
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Nieort9e 6abrpreiie ttad) Oent
gSeiten ttO SiiOueiten.
Sclnnbere 6rimfatteniu6er>Greur
itnnen nia 8enniAlhania 2inien.

5r9eub iemonb, Der cine ReIe nod1 Dem QBeiteu 5u
unternebmen beobItDtt9t fam @orbeu 3leDen uilS
ben reou5treen SQbrpreiIen itr Die beonoereu Sesms
no6 8untten in gploraoo, SbabD, ,Jolpa, Rouias
Mnneioa. Ottiiouri, WDntona, Nebrdstn ben Saa
totos, CreQon gBobiHgton, Geros uub aEberen
1heieu oes 28eiteHS uMb allen StuQten Des Siioeus
Nhlte9e 4rOtIe9ien erlauben ben 8eiienben 8es
I6dftS=@ete9enbelten 3u unterud]en. 3ieie Stdets
meroen OIL gemtiien 8aten mGhreno DeS Sommers
gum 8erfouf ietn 0Dne Synformatou be3iQlid iSabrs
pres, 3ett Der 3iige etc ptrb auf @ruGen bon beuI
lofalen Gtet.l9enen Der @eunfDIpouia gueu bereita
mtLtglt ertbellt 80
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-14
8iAig stt berfaniets.

Gin @runbiiid, einen Gder um=
faneno, nit sutem Wobnbaus, SDm=
mertiihe, Naubhaus. Drummer unb
@niterne ! Mder lino nit aeben unb
0bfbdumen bepflan3t, an Der StraBe
BON Nem Vbilaoelphia nab ubrihs.
bile, birett an elmer Station Der Gtra.
benbabn, 1T bilig 3u Derfaufen. 9ld=
bere MustunFt tn bieler Office. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-14
GrcnritOns Sabrpreiie naGtD
GbtlaDelpbia pia Yenns
SnIOattia $sinie1t.

9m l5., Is. unO II. Sepember Grcurfipns=11Gets
nab BbtI0betpbto De9en Der 8erIammluua Der Gbh
SSelDmS BotrardJs Wttlitant un0 Sppereiou 2phoe
BON allen StdetsStatiDnen an ben 4enuiltoa1Ita
Sinien pertaut Inn polle @usfunIt besuolth sSobrs
pree 3et Der 3ii9e GHdobrteren5e ETC. lDeuoe nan
itd on ben lDtaen 8iCtet=a9enten iener Siuleu 10
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-14

Nbonnirt auf ben ,geobadter"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-14
3iuci, pie s,,tes Srot t,tad,e,t,

cine 0ausfrau, Die au baden beritebt,
uno ,peerleB" Mehl. Wenn bieie au=
fanlmen uirfen, 10 lam man ii6 bar=
auf perlaiien, oab oas !peibelte, iiiBeite,
nabrbaftelte uno aefunoeite Brot ere
seuat mirb, bas bic Nelt fennt. Da
Oies ourd ben @enuB beg 8rotes be-
mieien tpiro. ionte man oaifelbe probi-
rem.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-14
Nunlntel. 19.

Sie @be als Sur gegen RerDoiifdf
empfieblt ein Nr3t in philadelphia.
Nette 8ruberliebs Das! Diefer Genen=
falls ielbit Derbeiratbete) 9lrst muB ia
Elm furbtbar ibaoenfrober Wenib feiii.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-14

: Der offi3iele Grnteberint seist, baB
mir cine CUTE Mai.grnte baben meroen.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-11-01
Plans to get Rich.

are often frustrated by sudden break
down, due to dyspepsia or constip patton.
Brace up and take Dir. Kings New
Life Pills. They take oat the materials
which are clogging your energies, and
give YOU a new start. Cure headache
and dizziness too At r. III. Brennecke' S
drug store; 25c., guaranteed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-11-01
$500 to the Pacific Coast fon, chioo oo

Correspondingly Low Rates from Other
Points.
Via the Chicago, Union Pacific & North
western line daily Sept. Is to Oct. 81, to
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland,
Seattle ond Tacoma and other Pacific
Coast points. Very low rates to Helena,
Butte, Spokane, Ogden and Salt Lake
City. Daily and personally conducted
eXcursi0usin Pullman tourist sleeping
cars to San Francisco. Los Angeles and
Portland, through without change.
Double berth only $500 from Chicago
and 1915 from Omaha. Choice of routes
For rates, tickets, etc, apply to agents,
Chicago and Northwestern R'y.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-11-01
DAVIES & MULBERGER,
Attorneys 6
COur1 SelOrS-At-Law
Office Over Post Office,
WATERFOWL, WISCONSIN
Personally Conducted To California,

Leave Union Passenger Station, Chica-
go, 1925 p. M, Tuesdays and THURSDAYS
for Los Angeles via Kan. City Pueblo and
Salt Lake City. JudsOn tourist car par
ties via the Chicago. Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway. A comfortable, inexpen-
sive and enjoyable way of crossing the
continent. Connections made from all
points on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway.
Ask the nearest ticket agent of the
Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul Ry. for
complete information or write to
z. A. MILLER,
General Passenger Agent,
Chicago.