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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15
BUTLER.

Butler, Sept. 14.-Mr. and Mrs. j. C.
Watts attended the Eldon fair on
Wednesday.
J. c. Kennel was In Oskaloosa Satr-
day.
Mrs. Fred Bergman is visiting friends
at Mount Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Burgess attended
the Old Soldiers reunion at Oskaloosa
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Sammon were
in Otumwa Wednesday.
wess and Willis Arganbright were ir
Ottumwa Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Montgomery and
children Of White Oak. and Mr. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Arganbright We're Sunda.
visitors at the A. J. Burgess home
Mrs. May Roberts and daughter
Laura of Oskaloosa, visited relatives
here last week.
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oriqinaI Notice.

Original Notice.
Matilda A. Wood, Plaintiff, VS.. Edna b.
Layman and ]. r. Layman, Defend
ants
In the District Court of the state OF
Iowa, In and for Wapello County,
October Term, A. D. 1906.
10 Edna B. Layman and j. r. Layman.
You are hereby notified the petition
of plaintiff in the above entitled cause
is now on file in the office Of the Clerk II
the District Court of the State Of Iowa.
In and for Wapello County, claiming OF
you the sum of Three Hundred and
Sixty-one dollars and Sixty-six cents
neys' fees of s2S.05 as money justly
due from you. and interest thereon at
s per cent from the 1st day of Sep
TENDER a. d. 1906, on your promissory
note, given by Edna B. Layman and J.
r. Layman to Matilda A. Wood, dated
February II. 1906, and due February
II, 1909, with stipulation in said note
| (Which is payable in instalments OF
$500 per monthly if default Is made in
| said payment, the whole note mortgage
becomes due, said note is for $3.50, in
terest at per cent per annum, credited
$500 paid March /. 1906 and provides
| for attorneys fees
Asks foreclosure and Judgment on
said note and mortgages which secures
same. on property described as follows:l
Part of lot six In collars subdivision
of part of west half Of northeast quar-
ter OF section twenty-four (24) town
| ship seventy-two (72) range fourteen
| I4) Wapello County, Iowa, described
| as follows: Commencing twenty (20p
| feet east of northwest corner OF said
| lot six (6) thence east one hundred
and thirtytwo, $4,000 (132.S0) feet.
| thence south one hundred and nine
loot not h,v,, Il ,,,fp
thirty-two, $4,000 Q32.80) feet, thence
north one hundred and nine (109) feet
1 to place of beginning. Said note and
| mortgage by reason Of default In pay
ment of said installments Is declared
/ due
Said mortgage also contains stipula-
lions that the mortgage has the right
to have a receiver appointed when
| foreclosure is commenced and PLAINTIFF
asks for a receiver to possession of said
| premises as soon as petition is fled.
| said petition sets forth all OF above
| and also states that defendants have
moved to state Of Colorado. Asks that
receiver collect rents and apply on
debt. states said defendants left said
premises vacant See petition for par
ticulars, which is now on file.
Affidavit filed stating defendants are
non-residents of state of Iowa.
| And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the second
day of the next term, being the Octo-
Der term of the said Court, which will
commence at Ottunwa, on the 2Sth
day of October, 1906, default will be
| entered against you and Judgment
rendered thereon.
Dated Sept. l. 1906.
j A. w Enoch,
Attorney for Plaintiff
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AGENCY.

Agency. Sept. 14.-Mrs. James Con-
nelly is i'll.
Burl COPELAND has returned from a
ten days trip to Texas.
Wayne Wright fell from a pile Of
lumber Tuesday and dislocated his
wrist.
Miss Mollie Nye returned from a few
days visit at Chillicothe.
Fred Bell and William Heller made :,
business trip Monday to Pennington.
Mrs. j. A. VanZant has returned home
from Libertyville where she visited her
daughter Mrs. c. B. Hankins:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith of
Pennington visited at Fred Miller's this
week.
j. A. Embell of Keota is here visiting
his brother
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Endorses the A. B
Chase Piano

Mrs. L. M. MatIlck, the Leading Piano
Teacher at Moulton, Purchases
Splendid instrument at ArnoId's Jew
eIry G. Music Store.
Mrs L. M. Matlick of Moulton yes
terday purchased from the Arnold Jew
elry & Music Co, of this city, an A. 3.
Chase piano. Style "a" one of the fin
est instruments ever brought to an OF
tumwa piano house. Mrs. Matlick,
who is Moulton's leading music teach
er and who was formerly instructor In
several we'll known musical institu-
tons in Missouri, gave her strongest
endorsement to the A. B. Chase piano
by buying one for her own studio. The
instrument was delivered to her yes
terday at Moulton and she is we'll
pleased with it.
The A. B. Chase piano and several
other standard makes are sold in OF.
tumwa at
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Dated September I. 1906
Taxation of Collateral Inheritanees.
Notice of Appraisement.

Notice of Appraiserent.
State of Iowa, Wapello County--ss. In
District Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of George
M. Binks, Deceased.
To the Treasurer of State, G. S. Gil
bertson, and Sarah Binks, Josephine
Barnhill, George It. Binks, William R.
Binks, Elizabeth F'risbie Grace Binks,
Thomas Binks, Eva Morgan, Howard
Bnks, Arthur Binks, VIM. Binks, Sarah
Fuller, Emma Preston, George M.
Binks, Lucy Binks, Clara A. Binks,
John Binks, Heirs and Beneflciaries OF
the estate of the late George, NJ. Binks,
deceased. and to whom it may concern:
You and each of you are hereby noti-
fled that the undersigned duly appoint
ed and qualified appraisers of property
charged or sought to be charged with
the payment Of Collateral Inheritance
Tax. will, at two ca O'clock p. M, on
the Sd day of October. 1906, at the
Court House in said county and state,
proceed to appraise the property of the
estate of said decedent, subject to the
Collateral Inheritance Tax as provided
by law.
Please take notice and govern your
selves accordingly.
Dated, September IA, 1906.
Jno. II. Spry,
J. e. Hull,
W. Fl. HI. Asbury.
Appraisers.
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ALBA.

Abba. Sept. 14.-Mr. and Mrs. Moses
Edwards and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Ma
son and Miss Edna. expect to leave for
New Mexico shortly, the former for the
benefit Of Mr.. Edwards health, and the
latter for Miss Edna's health
Kenneth. the two year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gunnar. is quite Ill
from the effects of a severe cold.
The contract for the new building in
which all kinds of telephone supplies
will be manufactured. has been let to a
local contractor and will be erected at
once. The company comes from Chi
cago to Abba.
Amos Johnson and H. L. White of
Cedar Rapids, We're transacting bust
ness at Abba yesterday.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
met with Mrs. r. II. Bartram this aft
ernoon, where a luncheon was served
The proceeds of which will go to pur-
chase materials for rticles for the
Christmas bazaar.
Tracey Whited of Holdredge, Neb., ie
visiting his parents and other relatives
and friends at Abba.
Melvin Stump, whose ankle was Sc
verely injured some time ago, by {
horse. was able to be in town yester.
day.
+. L. Gucher of Osceola, was at Albic
on business Thursday.
| James McCracken and Lee Forsytht
We're business callers at Abba Thurs
day.
Mrs. r. Spencer of Kingfsher. Okla
was at this place yesterday, lookin.
after business matters.
Frank Cameron of Hiteman, was a
this place on business Thursday
Mrs. G. A. Schnack of Bussey, was
business visitor at Abba yesterday.
Alice Mcdonald Of Melrose, spen
Thursday at Abba.
w. P. Myers of Ottumwa, was her
on business yesterday
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Ottur1nwa, la.
w. LoWENBERG g. SON.

w. LOWENBERG e. SON.
The Hustling Real Estate Men,
have a few special Bargains on their
large list of farms and city property.
One of the very best 160 acre farms
in Wapello county, five miles from the
city, fine improvements.
40 Acres near the city.
A 100 acre bottom farm.
We have few houses to sell on in
stalment plan, right and worth the
money.
One of these Is an room house with
bath, gas. furnace, city water well and
cistern, large lot and brick walks, a
fine home in a good neighborhood.
Come in and let us show you what
we have for sale.
Corner Court and Second street, over
Bremhorstss Grocery. New Phone,
442.
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PLAIN HORSES DULL.
Medium and Blenished Kinds Meet In
different General Demand.

Chicago, Sept. 14.-General receipts
are Unexpectedly large, with the bulk
of the offerings of plain and medium
quality. The comon kinds Of all COM
mercial classes are Indifferent sellers
at 5000 decline, although the extremes
of prices are nominally unchanged. The
intermediate classes are the most af-
fected by the break in prices, the very
poor offerings and the good to extra
choice receipts clearing on steady
basis. Country shippers complain of
the difficulty of buying sound, smooth
offerings in the country and are forced
to buy the palmer kinds to fill out their
consignments. Outside orders are of
good volume, but the demand is CENTER
ed principally on good to choice arriv-
ais Of heavy business and light har-
ness classes, which move on a steady
masis. The demand for mining and
heavy truck mules is broader since the
opening of the fall trade, miners going
at $130@200. Bulk Of auction sales
yesterday We're negotiated at the fol-
lowing prices:
Movement of horses and mules at
Chicago Stock Yards for dates men,
toned:
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BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS
CHICAGO MARKET.
Thursdays Live Stock Market il
Brief

Brief
Cattle values rest on level with
Wednesdays decline. Demand indiffer-
ent, selling very low. Even good fat
kinds weak, mediums drag. Range sup
ply liberal, sales on steady level. Cows
little changed from yesterday, demand
fair. Slow trade for Gamers, cutters
also dull Bulls at steady level, calf
trade Is fair Country feeder demand
Is poorer, market weak Active and
unevenly higher hog market Poorer
kinds show greatest advance. Heavy
packers 20 to Csc UP in two days. Good
sheep ready sale at steady prices. Some
medium mutton ewes 10c lower. Ma
tive lambs 10 to 15c off, 25c cince Mon
day. Good range lambs still hold about
steady.
Receipts.
Receipts thus far this week, COM
pared with the same period last week,
in round numbers increased 1900 cat
tie, decreased 7.40O hogs and increased
10000 sheep. Compared with same pc
Rod last year cattle decreased 1900,
hogs 11,10o and sheep 10000. Yester
days estimated receipts at Chicago
Stock Yards, with actual arrivals fol
a week, year and two years ago yes
terdaV.
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ToDAY'e MARK ETC.

This market Is furnished by the Cas-
sidy Commission Company. members
Chicago Board Of Trade. Local office,
rooms % and 80, Holman block. e
c. French. local manager
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ROTH BROS. & BL AIR
Real Estate Co.
Ground Floor. e. Second St. Ottunwa, Iowa
e. Second St.
Ground Floor.
Ottu n1wa, Iowa.

6 head chicken outbuid-
The Peters of mile of city limits Land all
O A 8
This
to settle particulars
miles
house and bank S2x Telephone r. D. mile school and
Land
is
acre.
the
r.
laccept
house all good including
o andR u
rice
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15

NTED-FARMERS AND BREED
ers to see NV herd. If you want
Peter Mouws" kind of Poland Chi
mas, the kind that pays and weighs,
Il have Them Phone or write
Charlie August, Belknap, Iowa, r. X.
No. l.
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield. Sept. 1.-THE sixth con-
gressional district of NJ. B. A. met at
the M. B. A. hall Wednesday to elect
delegates to the supreme convention
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15

wANTED-To SEND ONE BOX OF
Cure A Corn on thirty days. free
trial, no cure no pay, you will be the
judge. Cure A Corn Co., box 34S,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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Hazel DELL.

Hazel Dell. Sept. 1s.-The new Mt
Zion Methodist Protestant church
about six miles southwest of here, will
be dedicated Sunday September 16 a
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago Sept. 14.-Butter steady
creameries, 1924; dairies, 17@20R.
Eggs steady, 12A@17.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Ss.$.A%s-s~As.a.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

No change in local hog market this
morning
Furnished by John Morrell & Co.
Ltd, at II a. M, Sept. IA.
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WOOD SAVING.

SAM WILLIAMS, GASOLINE WOOD
sawyer. New phone. 3214. 2O6
Church street.
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WANTED.

WANTED GRINDING OF ALL
kinds, we sharpen anything from a
printers paper knife to embroidery
scissors, BARRIERS and surgeons work
speciality. G. G. Thomas Co.
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MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
CHICAGO Live Stock Market,

Chicago LIVe STOCK Warket.
Chiago, Sept. 14.-Cattle receipts,
3,O00 steady to strong; beeves, $4,000
6.95 cows and hejfers, s1.50@5.15;
stockers and feeders, s260@445.
Hog receipts, 10000; Zoe higher;
mixed butchers. s6.OO@6.62: good
heavy, s6.20@6.55; rough, $6.65@5.9O;
light, S6.15@6.67.
Sheep receipts, 1000; steady, $3.50
sos; lambs, $5.CO@S.00.
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LOST

LosT-.AT ELDoN BIG 4 FAIR.
large Shepherd dog with white MARKS
Reward for his return to A. j. Bald
win, Eldon Iowa.
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CHICAGO Poultry Market

Chicago. Sept. 14.-Poultry, steady;
turkeys, 13: chickens, LIZ; springs,
lie.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-5O ACRE FARM NINE
miles west of Ottumwa, James Lam
cey, r. r. d. No. 8.
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FOR SALE-SHEEP. 80 HEAD OF
thrifty grade Delain ewes, to
years at $500 each, if taken at once
Will Michael, Selma, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-15

FOR SALE OR TRADED ACRES
of land, 7 miles west of Ottumwa,
40 acres in Keokuk Co., 10 miles
north of Ottumwa. H. G. Sewer.
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I HAVE SOME GOOD FARMS FOR
sale at bargain. convenient to
church. school and market. John
Carroll, Selma, Iowa, Route No. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-12
Die @a6lcn in Maine.

Ter Nusioa Der @oblen in Mnilc
bot ben politiihen Sroflcrn bon it,
her anlaB 5uG cutllngcn fir Die on
oeren nodiolgcnbeu @oblen gegebcn.
Sic mcroen Der S~trobbalm %9enonut,
an Dem man icben fonnc, mobcr Oct
poiitiihe Wino ne1e. Nltn ilt0foinc
bon oltersbcr CHIC rcpnblifonilGcGps
mGnc gemeien. mo nie ST erlportcll
ipur, boben Die Hcpublifoner oud) bel
Sen porgcitrigcn Wabler mieocr &c.
iicgt. Gin @nnocr, iuenll cs aloers
gemcler mare. Sb aber bic Hepubli.
fnrier oicles Sicges 10 red)t Irob mcr.
bcn, GaS lit cine onbcre Sad)e. @oli.
pcrneltr Cobb, Der Dor 5ipei Sobrcn
nit ciuerElurolit1t bon 26.St6Stim.
men gcluGblt ipurOe, fat biesmal nod
ben bis iett porlic9enOen 3oblungcil
mo S1Gtnngen etipa cine Eluroli.
t1t BON b6ditens 1900. Mud Die bier
republifaniiden GongreB . Gepr1ien.
taiiten Iinb mie0cr gepGblt worben,
nber- bic Moiorit1tcn limb gegcn irii-
her flein gelporben. llnb oaS trot
oilcr Heocn unb Nrgumcnte bcS
&ricas . SefretGrS Jait. Der Seno.
torcn 2oSac uuo Veperibgc mo beS
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bcitcriiibrer 8ompcrs befebocte 2itt'
Ieiiclo bat lid icincn GongreB : Sit
mieoer geiidert, uher MIR init fleincr
Maiorit1t. Ius Sa5it Der oorgcltri-
gen Mobl in Maine mGre bemnad)
Der iiblibe rcpublif oniiheS ieG. abcr
Elm uncrnartct itarfes Inmadicn Der
bcmofratiidcn Stimmcn. Gas gr.
itarfen ser Iemofraten in Maine iii
in Der Sauptiod,e auf Die 5ra9e INN
Die perionlid)e Sreibeit 5nriid5uiiib'
rem. Sn ocn Stdbten ipar man Der
orafoniihen Erobibitions : @cietC
iiberbriiiiie mo itimmtc fir Die per
iSnlihc Sreibeit, fir weIde Die &c.
mofraten eintroten. Die 2nno+Sn fcls
aber, Die gerpobnt iino, i'm Stillcu
ibrc perbotenen SdnGppie binter oil
Niiioe 81 aicbcn, bobcn Wainc aud
fir Die nad}iten Sabre oie9srobibitior
ipieber aufecbaiit. oaeroings nit MI,
aeringen Naturalization. Gie republi
faniide Stimmensobl lit porgeitcrr
in. Maine fart 5rriidgegongen, oil
hemofratiibe bcbeuteno g%eitiegcn.G 81,
aroBcri unb fleinen poIitiid)en Fro
pteten fonnen baraiis ibre SdliiIi'
3iebc,t rno Oarauf los orofeln. gs
tomnit aiuar nid)t piel babel beraits
ober oiele 2cute babcn ibre 5reuo'
bnran.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-12
Iitt,uodb Scn II. September 1906.
Ndt Seitcn.
Ser Scmtidlc Sag.

Der spolite September gebort ieit
Sabren Ben 0eutiden ser Staot. "a
feiern iie ibren .Geutld)en Gag"
Wit iebem Sabre lit Oiele 5eier eir,e
ollgemeinere uno groBere geporoen,
uno oiesmal, mitten IN galtimore's
Subelmode, miro ser 9eutlhe Iag
einbridspoler geieiert meroen ais ic
supor. MQe uniere beuti6en Gereine
uno sic meilten @eielllhaIten hiloelI
cinen beruorragenoen Nntbell III
oem impoianten Selt5uae, I'm Sd"i'
ipGter inter @elang uno 8eltreoeil
sic Seier bes Cages in Giper Slsp
ausflinsen 81 laiien. Gle 8eier oes
Ientihen Cages bot piel oa5n beige
tragen, oas Teutld)bemuBtlein 81
ItGrfen, unb ser beutige 6elttog miro
Der erfolgreidite bon allen meroen,
pormisgcieet, oob Der @cttergott Den
1entiden %aiinitig lit. Gos gan5e
Geutihtbum Ser Stnot ioa cs lein,
bas in Hiper Tiep-Earf Den Geut-
ihen Tag @feicrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-12

den. Wascasni Der friiGer 9ireftor
Oes Siceo Hollini geweler, iptrbe lei
n%cr5eit furjerbonb entlallen. gr flag
te ulo oerlor in ben eritenSnitan5en.
Gas Expectations @eribt aber err
tl1rt Die gepaltiome @ntfernung aus
oem9(mte fir contraftpiorig unb I'M.
geietlih unO perurtbeilt bas 2iceo III
S6apeneriab unb 5ur Sragung ullcr
Soften. Gas miro Elm tbeurcr Spab
Deroen. ut,
0er2I@ dbr d, IS etr1<sicit
unoenfiideii lf3eiten hi gfoliereien
berrid)te, iiGritiib. bob Sic ahaeitel'
ten 5u gelpiiieh StunSer Gin @los
Bier befaftlen, bat ourd) zine entlfei'
oung BOT Eoli5eiridter geiiiion in
Toronto, lieinett' = SbbesltoB crbala
ten ibreibt Die Ontario 8lode". Gle
S'aecfe 9reming SO. maf angeflagt,
iDren 2cllten tdglid orei bis pier @ld@
Bier mGbrenb Der 9(rbeits5eit perab'
reiht 81 babcn, oas, mic es ldeint,
gcgen Die nelte 2icen5=4fte lit, Die
flar unb oeutlid beitimmt, Dab es fels
ncr Yerior, bie cine Gngros-2 icenj
befitt, crlolbt fem ioa, 2iQu6r aif
Dem 6etreffenoen Elobe trinfen 81
lailen. Ser Sertrctcr Der S'aeeie'
@rauerei bcfannte lid i6uloig nnO
milroe CUR 3oblung elmer Strafc BON
500 mo Soften ODER 10 Sogen @es
fGnaniB perlirtbeilt. @enn alio III
3ufunft Die gngcitellten in 9rone.
reien ibren CURT 5u ltiQcn miiniden,
fonnen ite bieies am @olierrobr tbun,
8ier aber oiirfert iie feins mebr in
Der @rauerei trinfen, obnc Die Gigen'
Thinner mloglid)ermeiie in Sdmulito@
ten slt bringen. - 2aitt obiger guS.
lcg,ng bcs @eletes, i6eint es alld
elm 8ergeben 5u iein, rpenn Ser 9rolls
meilter iein 8ebr1u Dor Dent Ser
ianot aus ben Gellern foltet, Inn iid)
bon beiien Site at iibcr5engen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-12
eeaator @apner nnS Yrpan's Der
itaatlidmma.

@cnn 8rpan in iciner New. Dorfer
9esbc sic @critaotIidung Der eiien.
babncn fir wiinidenslucrtb gebal'
ten. 10 bat ct onntit Die gerltaatli.
#uJsgSfragc i'm gnli5en aanoe in Der
8or6ergrlmb oes oiicntIid,cn Snfe'
sedcS eeriidt. Ereiit mo YoIitifel
ueaiiIirer Die Soce. aiidJ serafol
4qpncr bat bas Mort oasii 0cnom'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-12
, Qpuiia GSrcntrpn.

ll0r Wiprgens, 2pniia 9i1rcntrpp i'm Al. Sabre
iDre3 9ebens.. Sic Neerbislng finbet Tnnncrs
nag, ginhmittags 2 ubr, bon oct sSobnine
@cit. Siieio. Strdbe, aus itntt. po5i Seriuanote
uno 5reinbe ubiuiaspou eineeluben fho. 9eis
febung prioatim auf oer pGouoonsBarfsgeme
teru." t234-6) ?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-12

Gin SGritt in Der rcd)tem &idtnmg.
epart % Ero5ent an alien eritffaifgen
yegrdbuifcu.
/. Gin Sdb1ner Gara. eniipeoer nit be-
f6,par5em Iudb ODER ipeibeIt ooer
grauenl 4Iiifhslleber5ug MneS thr
GarpsGinfub, Seerabnibsg ln3eige,
GinbaIfamiriinp Der Yeibe.
lrauerilor, o Yuar SaHofbube,
GeitnIIIg oeS @ruheS, st.ta
Qeibenipaeeu uno 3 feline 9utfden.
xSiaiam Gpoi, 2eidlenbetatter,
Gortbs nno @reenInountsslo Weibe 1eieppone.
(Sunt ,GIite)
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Gpnraaine Steinhnfer.

GO ftdrb mad LANCER aranfbeit In ibrer
g8obnurg, Or. 400. 9ioro4Gbeiiers Strdbe, i'm
II. 3ebensiabre 5rai 0pnraoinc etcinboier,
geD. BON Berg, 9Sittiue oes peritor6enen Mpos
finoet am Tonneritag, Wioreen5 nm 10 ubr,
ttad Dem "YouoonsEarfs Srieobofe fat. Sreuns
De uno Sefdnnte iils 5ir 1rauerjeier einsei
Idoet. (255-6)
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Surner, Der 2eidenbeltatter,

Snrner, Der 2eifenbeitatter,
jprtdbt bic s9a4rbett.
Cine srhflaiTi6r Vserbignna ~gctiefert ffr S13;
iuertb $125.
Tiefe $75 Beerbigung umfubt feinen ttfpars
3erI Iudjs, ueiben ODER 9rauen Blif6sS Care,
mil feinesl gei6lag, ben regul1reu $65 Cara;
Getfnen oeS @rabes, 1ooesan5eige rro gnbeits
fife init aepolitertem DedeI, 2ootenbeIto, s@leio
Ibiircrepe, 9 autlben NIT Communicated Gel.
demuugen, 9ifter iiiio 2eudter. gSarlinil $50
mebr an anoerc Geibenbeftaiter be5ablen2 ste
fouten itetS etiuas BON ELECTROMAGNETIC iibrtg
baben.
ylpbcrt Z. 1nrncr, 2eibenbeitatter,
NruabpaD mnb CltUersStrahe.. .,,t,
0eioe 'Bbonc. Observation-Disclosures.
Berianbt bon Gei6en $50.
Suui14, 1S,I&S)
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Wclhipr Shfcrf.

IS ftnrb am II. eeptcnber 1906 nndb Iurser
Nranfbeit 0leldior sdlert, aeIiebter Safe bon
aiOic. ,e6Ierf. i'm alter BON n Sabren. 9ie
Jiubmitta9S 3 lbr, bon ieiner Ietien 8obs
nlina, Nr. 1917, MicSenrbs StraBe. aus itnit,
ipnSI Seripnnoie iilo Sreuttoe Der Camille ADJ
tlng5boG eingeIaoel Iiub. =. l..a<i
C28eitminiier 3eitInaen fpouen aefI. copis
REM (255--6)
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g. & u. une Me. selephoue.
So9n @. Scnfcl,
Or. 604. Glib barp.s trahe,
1T 0cr QcidcnbcStQttcr,

pcIber aie sllftrdse itets sur 3ufriebenseit
ulisiiibrt. Ole bon i6m bebnnheIten 2eiben ibns
neu Modem lana lieeeG. obne bic gerin9lten.
ornouirte @inbaliamirertn, unb lit bic Nebanbs
luna bon SrouenIei0en ocren Gpedialitdt.
(Suul0 1S) - it t'.
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Geriammlnnes-Mnseig

,6amcn.Vcrctu Der maencincm Ecntihcn
Wreiieutetmatb."
B"erfarimlliIl9 tturgen, SpHleritag Tadmits
tao. IN Der WniiaIt.
2puiic Gpidlca,
(25b) ~, Sefretdrin,
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bic Glcoor, Ser Niour eincr Nrou

~ w DFy"F 49, OWN"
ilib bcr Git ibrer aleiber, bdngt bon benz bon
ibr getrage1en Gutfct nb. Sizes 1T eS. mas
Srnien b6rhft nIlVebenb GIto beiputlncrt madt.
gicle edmer5en !tlto diif, enaqefbniirie biutae
@orietS 5uriid5lfibrsry iyelhe Die treie sltbming
bebinocrr.. Sa5 .Npaoe Surfct". lit has eifl5iae
eprfet aui benz WaluIt. foelbeSi frsieS siibfnis
bolen 9ciidtiet. rYpabe Gariet" Yariurs, Nr.
2003. ,GharfeS- etraNe. t9tdenr1s.1O
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Ycter Haiu.

@s iiarb am II. Geptember 1905 in feiuer
Ytter Nain. Die 8eeroi9uue finoet 1ouuer.
itag, ~ ubr Gormitidgs, bon ber oben se.
nnnnten 8obnlng aus ftatt. Beifebung priba.
tim, s (2bo--U