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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-05-01

ur ao hafa viotek ahrif, ekki az einsa Frakk-
landi heldur einnig 1 aestum 00rum l0ndum
hlns mentaoa helms. Hvergi nema her i
Bandarfkjum var rfki og kirkja aoskilin aour
en- Petta ger0ist, og festir r6ttsynir menn
munu vera samd6ma um, az pa6 half revnst
heilladrjd gt her i landi. Do hefr engin bi66
tekio PAD eftir B%andam6nnum fyr en- MI; en-
reyndar er Pessi a0skilna0ur rfkis og kirkjua
Frakklandi miklu markveroari en- sa a0skiln-
a0ur var her t landi, az Pvi leyti a6 par voru
'niklu sterkari bond slitin en- her var UNI az
raoa, er sa atbur0ur geroist.
40 visu voru engin vinattub0nd err sam
tengdu rfki og kirkju a Frakklandi, en- SAM
band Pj6oar og kirkjju var m iog nai0, ems og
hvervetna / kaP6lskum l0ndum, og be pa6
samband Sc alls ekki sliti0 med a6skilnaoi
Pessum, pa hlytur hann med timanum az
breyta Pvf svo a0 PAD VERDI 6lfkt Pvf sem
veri0 hefr. S6rstaklega er ba0 eftirtektavert
a0 stj6rn Frakka sag0i skili6 vi0 ka p6]ska
rikiskirkj ia az henni n%au0ugri; en- pao valid,
er ST kirkja hefir y6r salum mamma og sam
vlzku, er !meira en- Peir geta gett. ser 1 hugar-
lund, sem it'll e0a engin kynni hafa af henni
haft. pa kirkju, sem voldugust er i kristn-
inni og veri0 hefr andleg m60ir og kennari
Pjo0arinnar / margar aldir, sag0i stj6rn
Frakka skili0 vio, h@ttir a0 gjalka laun klerk-
um hennar % kennily6, tehur alPy6usk6lana
undan umra0um hennar, o. sler eign sinni a
kirkjurnar og leigir s0fnu6unum bar til SO
ara, en- a%fsalar ser jafnframt 0llum yfrra6um
yfr emb@ttaveitingum og 06rum s6rmalum
kirkjunnar.
En- an0vita0 cru engar sattir a komnar.
Oar er fullur fjandskapur MILL rfkis og ly6-
veldissinna annars vegar en- kirk u og a6als-
mama hins vegar, og langt nun Pess az bf6a
a0 UNI heilt gr6i med Peim. Rfki6 hefir DO
bori0 h@1ri hluta / Pessum vi6skiftum og par
at lei0andi stendur ly6veldi Frakka MI fastar
a f0tum en- nokkuru sinni a6ur.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-05-01
Skilna6ur Rikis OF kirkiu.

Par sem riki og kirkja eiga l0ghelga sam
BID, ems og MI err aestum l0ndum hins ment-
ADA helms, par er rikio b6ndinn en- kirkjan
hdsfreyj an sc hun ekki ba6i bondinn og
hdsfreyjian ems og oft will veroa. = Riki0 hef-
If aoallega Peirri skyldu a0 gegna, ao vaka
yfr likamiegri velfer0 Pegna sinna, en- jafn-
framt er velfer0 rikisins NEST undir Pvf kom-
in 40 Peir r@ki Pegnsky]dur sfnar dyggilega.
En- kirk an er andleg m60ir PETRA, og hun
vanr@kir sjaldan pa m60urskyldu, ao hafa eft
irlit meo uppeldi og freoslu barna sinna; hun
1@5ur a0 miklu leyti Peim sko0unum og hug
%sj6num, sem dJpstar ratur fiesta 1 h%j0rtum
PETRA, og hun vekur hja Peim Par thinning
ar fyrir sioferoi og skyldu, er .varanlegust
ahrif hafa framvegis a hegoun Peirra.
Me0an riki og kirkja cru sameinu6 hefir
kirk an NEST eoa oil yfrra6 yfr kenslumal-
UNI; rikio hefr pa vanalega, a0 minsta kosti,
miklu minna valid yfr Peim en- kirkian.
En- ekkert er mikilsveroara fyrir riki6 en-
Pao, 40 Pegnar Pess. nj6ti Peirrar mentunar
er 40 beztu haldi megi koma til Pess, az gera,
pa nyta borgara og holla meolimi Pi60fG-
lagsins.
En- oft hefr ut af Pvi brug6i0, az kirkj-
an kenni PAD, sem rfki0 telur Pegnum sinum
hollast og ser fyrir beztu. /,
AT Pvi hefr tf6ast risi0 mestur agrein-
INCUR MILL rfkis og kirkju, P6 oft half Peim
oroio sunduror6a ut af ymsu 00ru.
DAD var della SIT, er ]engi hedr sta6io a
Frakklandi 1T af kenslumalum, sem mestan
patti atti / PVT, 40 riki0 sagoi par skili0 vic
kirkjuna.
Sa atbur0ur geroist a Pingi Frakka / des-
embermanu0i ARID sem lei0, ems og Aestum
mum kunnugt og PAD var einn Hmm lang
merkasti atbu10ur Pess s0gurfka ars, P6 her
landi half PAD, a0 tilt0lu, vaki0 mj0g litla eft
irtekt; me0fram liklega s0kum Pess az ma1g-
If hafa hugsa0 sem svo: Delta er bara Aj6t-
ra0is uppFot Frakka, sem imam skamshja6n-
ar ems % v%indb6la; PAD er varla hett vi0 az
aFrakklandi VERDI a6skilna6ur rikis 90 kirkiu
varanlegur.
Svo virtist sem gildar aste5ur veru til
Pessara efasemda. A Frakklandi hefr kirki-
an verio hin voldagasta stofnun Pj60f6lags-
ms sloan a d0gum Karlamagnusar. Oar hef-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-05-01

riklo. 'Frakkar hafa aour reynt az losa stj6rn
sfna undan umraoum hennar, og Peir hafa
enda opinberlega snni0 vl0 henni bakinn; en-
PAD heGr vara6 skama sund; hverAyndi pjo6-
%arinnar he6r ekki matt sin mikils gegn ofur-
Elf kirk j%uvaldsins.
MI er pc svo komi6 a0 telja ma visit ao
riki 90 kirkja s6u a6skilin a Frakklandi fyrir
fult ogalt. Nfafsta6nar Pingkosningar par
I landi TAXA af allan eta um Pa0, pvi drslit
PETRA syna berleg ga 40 Pj6oin veitir fult sam
Pykki slit til Pess skilna0ar.
pj60kirkja Frakka hin r6mversk-ka-
P6lska = var aldrei ]%y0veldinu holl. Henri
er einveldi P@gast, og k~onungsveldi miklu
~handhagra en- ly0veldi. A Frakklandi erenn
atkva0amikill Rokkur mama, er will fyrir
hvern mum steypa ]yf0veldinu og gera Frakk-
land a0 konungsriki ems og a0ur var. peim
aokk fy]gdi kirk jan fast a0 NAHUM, b@6i leynt
og lj6st, og ger0ist bratt Hmm sk@0asti OWN
ur ]y6veldisins. Klerkar svifust bess ekki az
aytja Pungor6ar re0ur gegn stj6rninni at pre-
dlkunarstolnum Pegar Peim Potti hun Pung
+ taumi, % Pa6var alkunnugt az Peir sp0ru6u
ekki a0 BETA samskonar ahrifum einslega a
hugh mama. Kirkjan hafoi umsj6n me0 allri
alPyoumentun, og Parf landi gengdu munkar
og nunnur Peim kenslust0rfum az mestu leyti.
DER kennarar vanraktu ekki a0innr@ta @sku-
ly0num 6vildarhug til l%J0veldisins. ST. kensla
var lvoveldinu svo h%attuleg az stjorn Frakka
sa bratt, az svo bui0 matti ekki lengi standa.
En- ekki var PAD P6 fyr en- um sfdustu
aldam6t, a0 sti6rn ly0veldisins for fyrir al
v0ru 40 hreyfa PVT mali, 40 k%aP6lskum munk-
um og nunnum vari banna0 az hafa aImenn
kenslust0rf a hendi, og loks varo Pvi franz
gengt fyrir 0tula framg0ngu Combes % rada-
neytis hans, a0 kenslust0rf voru af Peim TEX
in, fyrir tveim arum sloan. En- pa0 var0 ekki
til annars en- gera lit vera, Pvf enn haf0i
kirk jan al miklu leyti 0skert valid / kenslu-
NAHUM, en- sundurPykkj a MILL hennar og rik-
islns for dagversnandi. I'm sauna leyti reis
agreiningur MILL Frakka % pafa. p6tti
penn hann gerast helzt til afskiftasamur um
kirkjustj6rn Pari landi, og vii ia ra0a meira en-
ham haf0i valid til. DAD Poldu Frakkar ekki
og at Pvf kvikna0i almennur kurr hja Pj60-
inni gegn kirk juvaldinu. Delta efdi mj0g
stj6rnina og hennar dokk, sem gjarnan vildi
1osast vlo kirk una, en- sa ser ekki fert az fara
Pvf a fot meoan um kenslumalin elm var bar
list, PVT um pau var Pj60in a ba0um attum.
En- y6rgang pafa var hun alvey m6tfallinn,
og pa sa s%tj6rnin scr f@rt a0 leita hja henni
h6fanna um a0skilna6 rikis og kirkju. Urslit-
in urou pau, ao lagafrumvarp um PAD var lagt
fran a Pingi jandar 1905 og pao var sam
Pykt me6 miklum meirihluta atkva6a a6ur en-
arid var iuti.
Delta er st6rmerkur vioburour, sem hl1t-
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-04-27
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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-04-27

Statutes Notwithstanding his allega.
lions uncorro5orated) that mis- enlist.
ment was merely subterfuge to en-
able him to escape to the union lines
which he did in April 1865 it being
he Id that said enlistment and service
was voluntary.
Marriage. legitimacy of child
for pensionable purposes Is dependent
upon the marital status of its parents
and this must be determined under
the act of Aug I 1882 or III der section
47O4. Revised Statutes. A state stat
ute as to legitimacy of children has
no force in pension claims.
The presumption of reInarriage after
the removal of an impeachment to an
attempted marriage does not prevail
in Arkansas, even when the continued
cohabitation though Illicit, was not
meritorius on the part OF one or both
of the parties thereto.
Evidence, Burden of Truth-There
being nothing whatever in the evil
dence tending to show this soldier was
ever married prior to his formal mar
riage to claimant in 1886, at which |
time he was 66 years of age and the /
testimony showing that from the time
Of his discharge from service in 1864
until such marriage he was always
considered a single man, her marriage
TO the soldier must be presumed TO
have been valid and the burden of
proof of its invalidity is upon the
government.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-04-27

and the market advanced lite. The
run last week was smaller than CORES
ponding week year ago, the hrst
time this has happened since trst OF
January. All classes of country grades
moved more free than heretofore the
number held over for the week being
decrease 2,400 head as COM
pared with end of previous week, and
reduced to 1900 head all told.
The supply today is 1900 head, a
m Moderate run is at other points, and
the market is steady. Packers are
killed out clean as the run was small
after Tuesday of last week, and specu-
lators have few on hand, so that trade
today was active on all kinds, a thing
10 itself equivalent to an advance of 5
to 10 cents as against slow market.
The best steers sold last week at 10
but not nearly as many cattle sell
above SIS which is the top today as
formerly because not as many good one
are coming, not that they are any
lower. The market today is consider
ed IS cents higher than last Wednes-
day, bulk of steers 81 IS to 5,25, the
Northern Kansas and Nebraska cattle
which make the bulk of the beef steer
now selling generally at 4.S5 TO 5.25.
Heifers occasional reach 500, COWS
SO. 25 to 4.55, bulls 800 to Is, yeals 10
cents to LOO lower than two weeks ago
at $50 to $50 feeders 400 to Ais,
stockers 1886 to $50
Hog prices closed last week about
steady with the close the previous
week after selling higher Tuesday and
Wednesday. Receipts were $4,000
head against $4,000 previous week,
and quality!was shade inferior, but
still not indicating any rush TO mar
ket. Prospects favor continued light
runs and strong market for the
present although big run at Chicago
today has put the price down there 10
cents. Market here is to 10 lower,
top So 45, bulk of sales 30 to 6 40
weights below 200 lbs 1925 to 80,
p gs $50 to 90, supply $500,
Mutton receipts were principally
lambs last week, but they advanced
% to 40 cents while sheep only gained
10 to 10 cents, Supply was 81 900 head
an increase over the previous week,
but as the mutton situation has i'm
proved packers bought them readily
at the strong prices. Run today is
1000 head. market higher, wooded lamb
luotable at so to 90. clipped lambs
% 10 575, wooded yearlings up to 625
wethers 90, ewes 5.75, clipped stock
80 cents to LOO below these prices. AS
the weather gets warmer clipped stock
will be shown preference by the
buyers.
A. }. RICKART,
Live Stock Correspondent
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-04-27
Market LET TER.

Kansas City, Mo-, April %, 49, G
Live stock receipts at Kansas City
last week.
Cattle receipts were badly distrib-
uted last week, $4,000 head arriving
Monday and Tuesday which caused a
loss Of 10 to 25 cents in prices, while
10, 600 head came in the balance Of the
week so that about all the loss was
recovered. Buyers claim dressed meat
is moving slowly and that they have
plenty on hand, but when it became
that Wednesday that few
cattle could be counted on balance of
the week. trade became more active
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-04-27
PENSION DECISIONS
BY THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE DEPART
MENT OF THE INTERIOR.

BY THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF The DErAhi
MENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Discharge, Desertion, Practice-ln
1891 pension was allowed under the
4 of June 81. 1890, when the practice
" flired only a final honorable dis
charge from the service: therefore the
desertlon of an applicant for peusion
under said act from his first service
was no bar to pension. The practice
having beeL changed so as to require
an honorable discharge from all ser
vice contracted to be performed dur
Ing the war Of the rebellion pension
ers name was properly dropped from
the rolls on the ground that he was
deserter,
Service, Mexican War-It appearing
from the official record Of the military
service OF the deceased soldier during
the Mexican war, and from the testi-
mony on file in this case that the sol.
der was duly enlisted for service in
the war with Mexico as recruit for
regiment then on duty in Mexico
and that he served for term Of more
than sixty days under orders and en-
route to the seat Of war to JOIN his
command. such service fulfilled the
conditions of pensienable title requir-
ed by the provi sions of the act of jan
uary 20, 1887, and entities his widow
to pension hereunder.
Observation-Disclosures, while pris.
oner of war at Andersonville, Ca,
having enlisted in the Confederate
service in February, 1865 is barred
from pension by reason of the provis-
iops of section 47l6 of the Revised
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-04-27
The oregon Country

will find in this publication a rare
fund of information, 1t tells you o
the shortest way to reach the exposi
tion City, what is TO be seen enroute,
and of the return trip through
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-04-27

TEACHERS and STUDENTS
should, when their schools
close, REMEMBER that the
State Normal School at EN-
poria, its Western Branch at
Hays, and its Manual Train.
ing Auxiliary at Pittsburg,
are in session every month in
fhe war Write now for further
information.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22
WILL ARRIVE THIS EVENING

WILL ARRIVE THIS EVENING
Ihe Denver mAu uufscturers and busi-
ness men. 100 strong. will arrive in
this oity at 7:40 O'Clock this even.
Ing II their train is not belAted.
They will be met at the depot by
tho business men who will escort
them about the city. visiting the
several different places OF business
for several hours The Elks' hall
will be headquarters and All mem.
bers Of the local Business Mons Asso.
citation, whether mbera of the Elks
lodge or not. sro urged to make them.
selves perfectiy at home. There will
be 3 light lunch served in the club
rooms during the evening. Il 10 re.
queuted that every business man in
the city spare ~ much ~ five miuu tes
to 90 TO the depot and II you can spare
more time 1t Is so much the better.
Tho visiting delegation will wind up
their jAuDttng' trip In this city an
when they leave here. their home.
ward journey will be started. They
will b. accompanied by tho Oook' 4
drum corps Of Denver who win make
musio This ID the largest drum
corps in the state. and IL under chr
leadership Of George W. Cook.. can
didate for oopsrsssmsn ~ large on ths
Republican ticket.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22
Is Disease q Crime I?

Not very long ago, a. popular magazine
published an editorial article In which
the writer asserted, in substance. that all
disease should be regarded as criminal.
and suffering OF mankind il due % the
violation OF certain Of Natures laws
But to say that all sickness should bc
regarded as criminal, must appeal to
every reasonable individual - radically
wrong.
It would be harsh, unsympathetic,
cruel, yes criminal, TO condemn The poor,
weak, over-worked housewife who sinks
under the heavy load Of household cares
and burdens, and suffers from weak
nesses, various dIsplacements OF pelvic
organs and other arrangements peculiar
to her sex.
FREQUENT bearing Of children. with its sxs
acting demands upon the system. coupled
with tho caro-. worry and labor OF rearing. =
nessss denansements s and S deSiisy Which u sre
and tho hard. and hever-endlng work which
Psrce as the afsr S9 ihss %
edy for woman's peculiar weaknesses and
tils-Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription-says
that one OF the greatest obstacles to the cure
OF this class of maladics is the fact that the
poor, over-worked housewife can not get tho
Sst - rS hef bsr many ~ S
use OF his Prescription Its full benefits 1t
is matter OF frequent experience. he says,
AL uiS cAtcuSiNO ss-lEeiCo III tiSso thstSS "
meet with those in which his treatment falls
BY reason OF the patients inability 70 abstain
from hard work lcnR enough to be cured.
With those suffering from prolapsus. ante-
version and retroversion of the uterus or
other displacement OF the womanly organs.
1t Is very necessary that. in addition to taxi
ing his rFavorlte Prescription" they aostain
from being very much. or for long periods. on
thelr, feet All heavy lifting or straininR Of
any kind dshould also be avoided. AS much
outdoor air as POSSIBLE. with moderate. light
exercise Is also very important Let the
patient observe these rules and the rFavor-
lite Prescription will do the rest.
DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser Is sent free
on receipt OF stamps to pay expense OF
Buffalo, N. l., 81 one-cent stamps for pa
per-covcred, or 81 stamps for cloth. bound.
II sick consult the Doctor, free of charge
by letter. All such communications are
held sacredly confidential.
DR.. Perce's Pleasant Pellets invigorate
and regulate stomach, liver and bowels.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22

WHAT SOIL DOES-In the dis.
play Of the window Of this offics are
two carrots and two onions grown by
Louis Peterson near the Santa Fe
depot. One of tn, carrots weigh four
and on 1.half pounds and the other
three pounds. Each Of the onions
wiegh one pound. II anybody In
Florence can grow larger carrots
than these. we'd like to see the color
Of his hair.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22

FLORENCE WELL REPRESENT
ED-That Canon City will not Kick
Ut Florence for lack OF interest in the
County fair this year is . foreRone
conclusion. Florence was well rep.
resented In almost everything. Her
citizens were prominent In the grand
stand and her fast horses mads good
records on the race course. Iu the
exhibit booths. this city had her
share OF the best that grew AL.
though Canon in some instances nd
vertised the fair "a the Canon City
fair. 1t was really the ssme old
Fremont county fair that has been
held every September for many years.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22

ARE WORKING AWAY-Although
there is see uingly not much mining
news coming from SpaudlinR lately.
there Is . great amount Of activity
there. There has not been much Of
an influx or exodus Of people IN the
last week or ten days and IL seems
that the camp has settled down to a
somewhat permanent basis. There
are plenty Of men working In the dis.
trict and many OF them are prepAriuR g
to stay all winter. Il is thought
that II shipping mines are not opened
by Christmas. they will be by spring.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22
THE NEW CANDIDATE BY tn,


THE NEW CANDIDATE BY the
nominating Of Chancellor II. A..
Buchtel of the Denver university as a
candidate for governor on the Repub
lican tioKet. that old party has select
ed one of the very best men in the
state. By many he is thought to be
the winning man, but this will bs
known better after election day.
Buohtel is widely known man ant
If he succeeds In winning the election
Colorado for ooce will have mar
In the Rubernatorial chair that /,
known all over the United States.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22

THE EFFEOTS-All county fairs
have their results Florence and
Canon City are bound to be brought
in the light by the exhi, its at the fair
just closed On exhibition there WAS
the best of everything that is grown
and made in the county. Apples.
cherries. piums. pears. peaches and
all other kinds Of orchard and farm
produce were displayed in abundant
quantities. There were thousands Of
visitors there to witness the display
and each Of them will make personal
for the achievements
Of Fremont county.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22

RGET YOUR OARDS-Those cop-
templating getting Odd Fellows or
Rebekah cards for use during the
grand lodge meetings OF these bodies
here next month. hxd better do 20 at
once. There is quite . demand for
them now and 1t will be the proper
fad during the conventions. Gall
here for the best sty les and prices.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22
The Tribune for best Job printin,

The Tribune for best Job printing.
MONEY DEMAND SUIT The
suit brought by the employees Of the
Colorado Mining, Milling. Leasing
and Development company for the
recovery Of wages. is on In the
county court In Canon City today.
1t will be remembered that when
the Page mill was destroyed by
fire that the company was In arrears
" ith the wages Of the men. Some Of
the junk was sold for 81. 900 and the
employe, attached the money.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22

CLOSED FOR REPAIRS The
Union mill is closed down until 4
O'Clock Sunday afternoon for repairs.
The mill has been running so steadily
the last few months, and the
machinery has been 10 strained with
the congested ore conditions. that the
management decided to close down
for few hours to put the plant In
good condition In the meantime the
employees are taking q holiday. The
sampling department. will continue
to run
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22
r. &C. c. Excursion.

The F. 4 q. Q. will run an EXCURSION
to Cripple Creek usxt Sunday at ol.6O
for the round trip. The train leaves
Flofsnce ct 8 Z. m.. returning 10 this
city at 7:30 p. N. Just 1t this season Of
the year tho scenery along tho road II
beautiful. Join the trip and enjoy .
days outinx.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22
The Deibert Undertaking Co
Undertakers and Embalmsrs.
Boil In front Of our store will call
u day or night.
Once phone sastN Res. phone ST rsd
Farmers, Attention |!
N. g. LEWIS

We want info -mation at ones regarding sood
farm Tor salo somewhere near Florence. Givo
description aud lowest price. Owners only
no-d answer We link buyer and seller BY new
plan. No oommhs.ion TO pay, no listing fos.
svory man elosss hi owe deal.
COOPERATIVE AND CO.,
Andrus Bldg, MlnnsapolIs, MINI.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22
YOUR CURTAINS
BE in STYLE

Have you ever noticed the ap-
pesranoe of a man with a stylis
hair out and one that hasn'tp The
Powell Bar Der Shop, 1l9 So. Pixies
Peak Ave, il headquarters for
style in hair cuts and easy sn wing.
Artists in both chairs. Union shop.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22

GET SOME CALLING CARDS
The Tribune makes specially Of
printing calling cards. You can get
anything you want here from A to u.
TheTe ia none better either in quality
or price. Nice home print or engrav-
ed work on short notice.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22

Those having rooms to rent during
the grand lodge meeting OF Odd Eel.
lows will please report either to r.
q. Thompson or j. H. Chairman.
There will be a big demand for them
and these gentlemen are anxious to
have persons report immediately.
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The daily tribune., 1906-09-22

K DIED-The two year old daneh
ter Of Fe'ix Foutenni IL dead o
typhoid fever At williamsburg Th,
funeral was held his aftsrpoon.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22

BUYS PROPERTY-Louis Peter.
son has bought the Louis Neef house
and lot on Petroleum avenue oonsid-
Grafton $500. The house is three
room affair. Mrs. Neef has gone to
Oklahoma and Mr.. Neef will follow
later.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22

START CAB-I. NJ. searcy aud Son
have decided to put cab on the
streets for tia purpose Of hauling
passengers from one part Of town to
another and to meet trains.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22

Chilbers's ice cream at Daniels
Drug store. Stf
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22

1t pays. to advertise yonr wants in
the Tribune
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22
J0TTIN0s ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE,

". J. Daniels. prescription drug
7iBt. Stf
The daily tribune., 1906-09-22

Lowney's fauors candy At Daniels
Drug store. Stf