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The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20
GIBSON

y-s-k Young lass week sold four
sz-A - Wilson Tuner tor 81. s'11
Ease1 Boyd- il. has been quite
SIX hzs Is abls 10 De sruand again
aoE-
Ny aod Mrs. Frank Young are
tie ziogd parents o. rex DO. baby.
All 51l1g well
NJ ME--hison hzs been digging
sod Loading his potatoes but the
yi=id Is Disappointing
NJ. and Mrs Will Brooks and
.soilE Ezvs moved into Gips0n and
lire il NJ. Lakes boass-
BasT digging is set nsck 2 few
3zys TT SUNDAYS rain AbsEr eight
tc tn ca-s daily arg loaded al Boyd 5
5Znp-
OsDious are al extra heavy crop
this year Early cabbage is good.
,gT late czbtsass IS radly damaged
oy worms Prices Oh these crops are
-Gling low.
The tomato crop is ripening ver!
po'orly this year which makes them
rather scarce for those who raise 70
s=il. also for the housewives for can
ming purposes
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20
NUNN
Held oTer from last week

HELD oEeE IRON last week
a. ". Hall lost one of his best
horses the other''day-
s Fl. Southland Of Greeley spent
wednesday in Num-.
Mr. jackson of Boulder has been
visiting NJ. and Mrs. T. A. Hall.
The recent rains have improved
the appearance OF the unmatared
crops
NJ. and Mrs. g. Eastlack OF
Sharpsourg, Ia, were the recent
guests o. L. l. Lemond.
Nj and Mrs c. R Moore spent
several delightful weeks al North
PARK on their recent outing.
Mrs McCabe and daughter OF
Boulder have been spending some
time On Mr.. McCabe,s claim neaI
here
A Sunday school WAS organized
here in July By Mr. Schureman, the
Presbyterian missionary, which now
has membership OF 80 and a gen.
erai attendance Of about IS.
Threshing is the order Of the day
now and wheat is yielding remark
ably well for dry land. Boyd
Wol,e's durum wheat averaged a
little over - bushels to the acre and
some of the winter wheat went about
IS bushels to the are. Mr.. Wolfe
expects TO put in about so acres of
winter wheat
Num- 5 harvest festival was held
Saturday. sept. /, and was quite
well attended The goodly display
OF grains and farm products har-
vested from dry land which were
rastily arranged in large tent were
source Of continual surprise and
admiration from the visitors from
irrigated districts ". II. Schur-
man Of Fort Collins delivered an ad
dress after which 4 well rendered
program consisting of songs, reading
and music was eDjoFed. An excel
lent dinner was served al noon by
the ladies here. Cake, ice cream
etc. etc, were for sale all day which
netted a neat sum which viii on
to' ard paying for the PRESBYTERIAN
church which will soon be built.
The Num- TownsiIe Co. has donated
six lots for the building which will
be 24x2n feet. The contract viii
soon be let. Services are now con.
Quoted in the hall, Rev. ]. Mclean
preaching every. two weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemond and Miss Jeunie Petit.
John merit special praise for their
untiring efforts in making the festi.
val such success.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20

who spent The summer with De!
arcstle, in Ne~ Mexico made her
sister. Mrs Chris Montgomery 4
rissr lAs- week.
Greensr Smith formerly OF Eaton
o-r now ot LaPorrs WAS In town last
week with. load OF hns apples
which he had gathered from the
place be had rented
|. Ms. /. ". Gray 0. Wbeatland,
Wyo-, visited Mrs 6. \. fsagy last
~ees- Mrs Gray was former resi-
csur ot Eaten and finds the town
mech changed since she moved a"aE
years ago.
Anton Aoterson and family who
spent the sunner in California have
returned and last Sunday entertained
the following guests at dinner ;
Miss Carrie Rassn Ussen Of Chicago,
Mr.. and Mrs J. Jsrelnizsssn Of AuiI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kils1rup and John
Jereniassen Of the Collins district
4 very pleasant meeting Of the
missiouary society Of the Congresa-
,ioaal church Vas held last Wednss-
6ar afternoon at the home Of Mrs
z K. Packard. The following
officers were elected: President.
Mrs J. W snillie; vice president
Ms Z K. Packard: secretary, Mrs
Ch2s-.6avin: treasurer. Ms ssaries-
AT tbe::last regular meeting Of the
town beard a. H. ArnataRe pre-
ssnted protest signed By 35 resi-
dsnts against the removal Of the
electric lights from Collins avenue.
After reconsideration it Was decided
TO continue the light at the corner
Of OAK street aud Collins avenue and
10 move the ::ligh. at the END Of
Maple street one block north. After
acknowledging their appreciation Of
the tsnd concerts given during the
sumner vote was.taken deciding TO
pay the els YET due for the construc-
tion Of the hand stand.
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THE DELTA

NJ ws-sa5ssr is sIrss--s@ hL'os
DoM Il Z tsE Eats
NE NrC1ens5's zg-tss- t-1- Ds-2-
rer Is TEstiaz hs- Il P--E-
LIKE Franz Gs1s-- t-I1 Grss3sE
Eenz Saturday Az Szo1zy visiting
with gc=y Wzils-
Mrs saszn Arrzz5aszz6 ss-- 70
For. Colgirs Saturday u spE6 Ca.
y r.o AID b. : Ia q Epples-
B@a Bssraa-s b-l4b=- VII,
fno- NiscEri L listing lin Il
pre-azt and he. ping ain IL tf,s t'=s-s-
Mis- ACrls Shss-s- l. staring VIII
y-z Eooisn 81 prssot Gu-l Lbs
latter raz2iE4s hs, hsai-h z-ad Strength
NJ, zod Mrs Sz5th z-d daughter,
Miss Bessie hzys sod rbsi- llzcs
AID arg moving no~ 70 eastern Coo
rzdo The. ars going oz ACCOUNT o.
M Smiths bszIIh-
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20
ROWE DISTRICT

Mrs G. a BE2dseld and htSI=
dz1gt.s, Q. Au1- visited Mrs SanC=
Nswell Wesles5ay-
School IS progressing nicely L
this district Miss ESa Irving c.
Cour 'Alez.e. Idato. teaching
Little EGnice Rore. daughter q
Mr.. and Mr. ]. n. Rowe. has bes-
very III but Is DOW some better.
Miss Ethel McCloDd of Denver i:
spending few weeks with ber SIS
terS- Mrs J. 81. Rowe and Ms
Stephen Lewis
Quite . nunbs, f0n fere took IL
The Mo.ar excursion sGnday ard rs-
port a pleasant Trip in spite Q.
stormy weather
]. n. Rowe ubo las been On tta
school beard for number OF year.
has resigned and j. Newman was zp-
pointed by the county superintendent
to ill the vacancy
Mesdames Darrell and Newell and
Miss Flora Newell we're guests o!
Mrs J. JeremIassen OF Auit II a
dinner party recently. gisen in hnno.
of Mrs Olsen and daughter, Mis-
Leah.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. HildebirtIs4nd
daughter. Miss Mamie. of LouissiiIe.
Ohio. are making an extended vfzi,
with Mr.. and Mrs J. Fl. Bsaucher.
Mrs Hildebittle is a sister Of Mrs.
Braucher-
jos. and Samuel Newell we're cal
/ led TO st. Clair, No, On account OF
the death OF their motbsr, Mrs.
Wm. Newell, Sept. :. They are ex-
pected home this week. Their
father will accom- pans then and
make his home here.
Nh and Mrs. Geo. HAYNES enter
tained al dinner iast SUNDAY the
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Bal
lentine of Denver, Nj. and Mrs.
Runnells Of Henry. H., and Nj. and
Mrs HUbbell and daughter. Miss
Julia, Of Ault.
Saturday night as ]. F. Beech
ner was driving home from Ault,
owing 10 the darkness the horss ran
against a post. overturning the
buggy The occupants sustained no
injuries more than a severe shaking
up but the buggy was broken.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20
GROVER

Work Oh tie Grow creek bridre is
progressing nicely.
Frank Benton. ir., is visiting
his brother. George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Filler were
shopping in town this week
Miss Nellie Davis is suffering
with an attack Of typhoid fever.
a B, Hilton was at the picnic at
hioorado Springs aud attended the
republican convention as a deIeya,s
Saturday.
Gale Adams has been vts;,,nc
WIN her father, George S. ADAMS
lof a lew days. He returns to the
university at Boulder in few da,s
MI, Parker and daughters Hazel
anu Minnie, who were in Greeley for
lew days last week and took in tho
picnic at Eldorado Springs are high
IN their praise of its beauty.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20
All Over Weld.

Liz .-5soas xo5 -ss1EE1c-s -g-zsi-lE
vile l5- su1so sE-i1s -1s -L-g=
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Tsx-, s.-s sasE1 a-,1 la1z !lsl1s-4E
as tsrr = . a-s5 & 1gZs.s2s pa sr-s-
Cc- K JCr..sax 5-,s ao1 I1s.s arg
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5zs.r5-- n scs,s as ca- u to-o5 ary
pna-s II -as 1a-ss ..E-1-ls L .=T
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cs.asr u ~ Sgu-r - d-T .E--i-as
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The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20

z4iz ~R,sI1 FSssldias t-@,aSun opsr 5;
s,zsn.ls rs- ac--
Efs1-5 EKks- xnd NJ Saeuupsrr
y. Fu-1 gcrgLn we've calling q,
ETz-.s .-ssoaS agsf WsdoesaAr-
NJ. Eo5 Ms 2upsrf xn6 Asz
2zag.ts- &. Hsoas-srln pere a.
ras-s Il G. q Yozng and nns
Saz-r1Ey-
Ca EEnsE returned ,mzl Qzin,
Ila-. WITH his t,-55s saturday xud 3,
z7sz-3--s rs z.g-osr zai bren.,er CE
Larz1E- sz-ess--
E1u.- E-,s SsT Sims Expe = csr
r-sr- II agtis Z coocre-e barn &,
J,ea Esax Tosy 2s-- sur the Kl1s
,E-,-- Noc5sE o1-iag-
Toazzas Psry kEs .sz1rDtsd FRI
I1aos Springs zo6 reports his Sc
Th--s.s- zonf Improved and III
s,1,- u ac3s 1o -s11n bon.-
4 Eru1p ot to1r Cd. hundred s1,.,
ps1Ez II Ibs ErAns park we're fDfst,s-
w1osxr. Water Is standing ID Z
Il ttsn within tsw .es1 os the tr-
. Mz-szrs- Redn2n has re<urrs1
huns tron Bsnbcsod where she ws-.
80 x11sDd -be wedding OF Ms
Nlpcs. siszsr CT NilitaD Awoe :.
EraN
D a S1y5sr LES just noMplsSed /
rsII IN J. s Flowers q Denrs--
Ii Is 1uo hundred and sttr oeep fesl
ao5 Is 8csc2ted co tie rsorh former :
owned bF sI-Stsri. Jones vest e
.syxu
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20
FAlRPLAY

Richard Carroll was attending to
busiLess in Fort Collins last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nichols were
tie recent guests of Mrs. Darrell
On the T. Newell ranch.
Miss Pearl Hall who is attending
school In Greeley spent Saturday and
Sunday with the hcme folks
Mrs Frank Dukes has returned
hume after q pleasant visit with he,
brother. G. ". Hill. Of Eaton.
Mrs Caward- mother of Mrs. a.
3 Carpenter. who spent the summer
III the east has returned to her home
E. E. Wykert. Harry Stiff and
wife and A. AIizyre and family at
tended the races in Fort Collins last
week
Mrs B. H. Wykert and children
have been visiting Mrs. Wykert's S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Wilson
of Severance.
Mr.. and Mrs E. G. Hun. left Sat
urday for weeks visit with their
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Calhoun, OF
Palisade, Colo.
Mrs. Della Matson of Denver who
has been the guest of Mrs a. 3.
Carpenter for several weeks has re-
turned TO her home.
Charles Serbaugh who was shot by
some unknown person last summer is
SO much improved that he has left
the hospital in Greeley and is stay
ing here with his sister, Mrs. z. A.
Beers.
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EvANs

DR.. Van Buskirk of Rocky Ford
was an Evans visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Vanaken of Loyeland was a
guest of friends in Evans SATURDAY..
The heavy rains. of SUNDAY and
Monday have put stop to beet haul
ing.
Dave Pardee of the THOMPSON was
transacring business in Evans Mcn-
day.
John Brubaker OF Hardin was
transactiDg business in Evans Mon
day.
]. D. Fry has sold out and will
move to Palisade, Colo, in few
days.
. W. j. Mcmillan made a trip to
Loveland Friday, returning the
same evening.
L. Ogilivy Of LasaIIe and Capt.
Hanbury of the Kenmore ranch
we're Evans visitors Monday.
Theo. Ennis of East Evans was fp
town Monday. Reports crops good,
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20
CROW CREEK

F-rs Villas = u l5s SICK l2s--
TIE -zi-y -azIts=- & zgtIs tai u
sfs ,Ez-=-5t.g-
Nj. zu5 Ms. Eg--ebsas 1s-- L
Gras3sy Saturday grazing
Nz Milan hss -st-Ds3 t---
ke. Tiszt II C1yo-S5- sy-11zs-
CEzrles W4llia-s 9. EzfGc az:
visiting - Rass OL.TEs l2s- ~ssE-
vi-xil Soors11- z0d S6ss-o Gig
zr visited IL thEs ossEa-,1-l1.o- as.
wHs
Rgr Hay lstt Noo1zT T. -1-a:s- 2
Sso-. Hh7-s b sI-,sr-s = 2iltz'1o
s-is-scl
ysss B1--sas Ha-5E=ll = z--s-o-
rig s.zJ,,., g- -1s S-z-= ScrZEl II
G-sslsy to- -Ls c--zL+g EEs--
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DOVER

Ms 7. c sza.cr5 = bo1e fri
: TtsI- with t-sszyss II 5.uzlos--
Tie -srs-- THIS ere Essp.nz the
,crc locking s-,= IL zh:s part g TIE
solET-
Ms NJ a Mcore Is zzKing be,
s11 zoss6scghts- q Fic-sp,s q l}sz<
Ell rtsz-.
Miss Ewing q Bo7los- las t.se-s
s,Eydinz sons tive oo bsr Claim
oss- bs-s-
Bo~ls- 4 Harp, haTs lad rhsi,
EzDS surveyed soi are preparing te
t1lId tsrs,es
Miss Raglan Of Boulder ziso has
slsd ou ls,9 acres ot land psar her.
will leach The sclosl this year-
Nssrs- TDoZEsoa and Hood o.
Denver we're raesu1]T locking owe,
tbsir railroad land IL this vicinity
NexN- c. Wi~rbsck and "
ClsTeHgsr hsTs r=osivsd car 0.
posts and wiz begin fencing zoo acres
west Ct here-
Miss P,ccsnce Roberts went tc
Boulder last week where she will al
tDe bosinse college Her mother,
Ms j. a. Roberts. accom- panied
ber-
Birch brothers have completed the
rhreshiDg in this district and pulled
in for tie win1er- Grain yielded
we'll here for dry farming, z E.
Merrift's Eve acres Of <inter wheat
going q bushels to the acre
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20
EATON

Dr.. ". P. Allen was in Denver
Thursday.
Mrs VI. S. Thomas ilzs retulnsd
from . trip In tie East
Miss Callie Lincoln is teaching her
second school year at Severance.
Miss Charlotte Cnaddock of Aul,
visited friends in Eaton Tuesday.
& D. Eggleston was attending TO
business in Denver the first Of las.
week.
Miss Annie Parrot was the recent
guest Of Mrs ". ]. Farr al the
ranch.
Miss Isadore Clark was the guest
last week Of Mrs. ]. NJ. Price O,
Denver.
Mrs Blowers has returned from
New YORK where she has been visit
ing relatives
E. l. Lee returned last week from
a two weeks vacation spent near
McCook, ..Neb.
Will Roy enioyed a pleasant visit
from his brother, Chas. Roy, of
Cheyenne last week
W Anderson and daughter. Miss
Hilma. visited relatives and friends
in Denver last week.
Rev and Mrs. S. c. Dickinson en-
tertained the Misses Cora and Carrie
Clark at dinner " Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Deffke enter
tained their friend, Geo. Fetter, Of
Oak Glen, Iowa, the other day.
Misses Frances and Hattie Thomp.
son left Monday for Colorado Springs
where they will attend college.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Waldo ano
Miss Nellie Mccartney have returned
from few days outing in the hills.
A. j. Eaton and family after
spending the summer here left last
week for their home in Los Angeles.
The ladies of the Congregations,
church are preparing for their an
nual harvest home supper for Sept.
10th.
Mrs. W. r. Clark recently enter.
tained Mrs. johnson and daughter of
Logan, New Mexico, and Mrs. Dart
of Greeley.
Miss Cora Clark has accepted a
position as Latin teacher at Balti.
more. Nd, and left Thursday for
that place.
Rev. S. c. Dickinson went to
Denver Monday to attend the minis.
ters meeting where he read paper
he had prepared.
The Ladies' Aid Of the NJ +
church will serve ten cent tea
Thursday afternoon at the home q,
Mrs. G. w. Atkinson.
Dickson and Wilson SmiIlie left
the first part of last week for Colo
RADIO Springs where they will pursue
their studies at the college.
Rev. E. NJ. Stephenson, state sun.
erintendent of the Baptist Sunday
school of Colorado. preached at the
Baptist church Sunday evening.
Miss Florence Devotie Of Greeley
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OWL CREEK

J. q. Anderson was attending to
business in Ault Saturday.
M and Mrs, John Meuagh are re-
jofcing over the recent arrival Of a
girl at their home.
Miss Leigbman is spending few
weeks with Mrs. Y. W. Page in the
Olive Branch district
Mrs G. W. Hill and daughter.
Miss Georgia, drove TO Greeley the
first Of last week. Miss Georgia re-
mained and will attend the Normal.
Frank WbItnah Who put In a
pumping plant last summer has
found it very satisfactory, some OF
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beEannten 0eine'ihen Gier8eiler:
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babe oieie 3eilen auf einet1 Bale
oerfaBt, als i'm enae Tanslbube
orddten. 9ieie 8eilen fin6 aber
nlbt auf. Ionoern nab einem Bale
entitanoen, mie Sc. pm 6arttpia be-
reits 1882 erSdblte. 9ieier giebt pDgl
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ShtloerunQ: Seine marb einmnl, als
nah SerDffentfibung Der eriten g.
bthte Der Gia1bns oeS iutaen Dibs
terrubmS feline Stirn su umftrablen
begann, gu elmer @eleuihaft geGa'
ben, no Die nerlbieoeniten &prps
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nos auf lein NeuBeres, uuo 10 bette
er ftb benin audi gu iener erDBer
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ben bDben Wirt erlaubte es nidt.
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oeutihe Bereine aetaet: Der .9uos
ruiiilhe oentide 8erbono" uno Der
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lpniiten GuBlanos". 4ebterer ihreibt
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breituna Der Guftldrung ourh @Drt
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Sbulen auf feline SABINE, unb erfte.
rer, oeiien BrDaramn etma3 tueiter
gefaBt 1T. bebt in ieinen Sabunaen
Die Wabrung unb 6ebung Der Wut.
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@rbaltung oeS nationalen BemuBts
ieins, Die 5Droerune uno StGrtuuq
Der geifttaen uno fultureaen SITTER
oes Deutidtuns, Den Hnjammens
lhluB aaer 9eutidlen ruliilher
Staatsangeb6rieteit i'm Snben 0es
&eibe8 Dbneu nteridieo oes@laubens
uno oe8 Stanoes aur Mbnebr oroheu.
Der @efahren, CUR unteritiiBuna Der
Dirtihaftlih Sbmadaen unD bic
Steunnanahrae gu pDlitiiGeu Cages
fraaen berpor. pSD reat iih", iaat
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friihes 2eben, Der lange, lange ourb
cine gi8truite aefeiielte StrDm ser.
brtht feline 8anoe uno idieBt oahin,
elter unbefannten. aber froben Aus
tunft e~nt9egen." Gin Baraaraph
oes SaBunasentmurfs beg srueitae.
ttari1ten Terbanoes betottt ausorids
lid, oaB orei Mitglieoer bes Burs
itanoeS ben orei @laubensbefenntnil.
len - lutheriib, tatboliih, ntennuni.
tii6 = augebDrer miifien. SIN iibris
gen lit es aleih, Db &olpnift Dber
Balte, Db eoanaeliih Doer tatbDlilh.
Die Suoen. menri fie aus benz Deut-
fhen &ei6 beriibereetommen iino.
bleiben ausaeihlDiien, neil tie als
befDnoere HatipnalttSt in Guslanb
gelten. Sour oeutih punent bic Weits
9lieoer bleiben. oeutid lire Ginber
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men, niht gum Shaoen. ionoern surlt
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zines legislatures epr6eu a NJ
ten, STEELE go. l lit, unb iih ben bern0r
fratiihen Brimdrrnahlen. am Samfaa,
ben %. SuIi, unterpirft.
@ir iinb autorifirt. ansutinot8en. baE
@raham 9Dnoe1I, 4an6ibnt fir 0as
Mmt elnes 9egisIatur~&eprd e NJ
tanten, SteIe So. l lit, unb iih ben
oemDfratiiben 8rirtdrnablen. am Samr
tag, ben %. Smli, unterrpirft.
Wir iinb autDriiirt, anautln6i8en, baB
&. 8. Gibbs, &anbioat fir oas Mmt
eines 9egisIatur. &eprdentu rs
ten, Gtene So. 2 if. unb iib ben bemD.
fratiiben Brimdrtuabien. am SnmItaa
ben %. Suli, unterruirft.
Ste rJreie HrefIe" 1T autoriiirt. aiau.
aei9er. ba6 Serr s.. $. 8 Nrien San.
bioat fir 6as Unit zines 9rais1atur-
&eprdfentnnten, STEELE 30. 2, in
Spppition gu 6. $. gpbbs, 1T uno Iih
ben bemofratiihen Y~rtmarpahlen am 70.
Suit untertpirft.
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umrmbige Ndbte.
aein G6taf, feine &ubc, fein Srtes
oen fir Sen WierettIeiocnSen.

&ein Srieoen fir Den 0ierenleioen=
ben.
SHmers unb nnaufrieoenbeit oDm
Mprgen Bis gum Ibeno.
Stebt auf nit labmen Guden.
appfmeb plaet i'm ben aanse1 Saa.
Sdmersen ftDren feline Nube bet
9aee uno bel Raht.
St6runeen i'm urinieren belfen oas
2eioen uerlhlimmern.
@ebt auf bic nrIabe los BELT Die
Wieren.
Doan's geierensBiIen beruertitel'
liaer Die &ur.
Sic fino nur fir Die Nieren aes
maht.
5aben arpBe Auren IN San Gn=
toniu pDazDgen.
$. s. 5eitaen, Steinbauer, Der in
Mn. POI grapis StraBe, San Ins
tDniD, geras. uDhnt, laat: Wie ib
i'm Mai 1903 mitteilte, litt ib bon
Belt gu Belt on ibredlihen &ldens
1hmer3er unb 6erenihutfen, Die itG
bel ieber l9neuen 3Drperbetpeeung
einftellten. Dies tam entneoer BON
elmer grfldltune Doer bDm 0ebet eis
ner ihperer SAT-. S6 bette ben
gansert gae Sbmer5en uno lie biels
ten midi aud mdbreno Der @aht pun
Sblafen ab, 10 oaB i'd am WDrgen
redt n,iioe mar. Die Differentiation
beruneer, hatter cine buntfesyarbe uno
hinterlieBen einen 8ooeniab. Vile
Weoiainert. Die ih nabn1. brabten mir
feline 6iilfe, biz i'd Doan's 0ierenz
Bi0en nahm, Die bel Der Berar Drug
60. anaeaeiet paren. &ah Elm paar
DOZEN. nerlteBeu mid Die Shmerben
unb init linen oas &idenmeb uno
balo mar id uprl allen 5pmptDmen
oes &ierenleioens befreit. Die &ur,
Die i'd barnals beihrieb, tit permas
nent unb tb babe fDrtaefabren, allen
Gierenleioenoen Dpan's Nieren.B ils
len au empfeblen.
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Jranf s. SpBbarot,
aanbiSat fiir gonRtb : Anmalt.
Observation-Disclosures

Die Sibuna oes Stabtrats am
WDntaa nnhn1ittag mar iehr tura
urto es rpuroer faft nur @putine @es
f@dfte IN ihr perbnnoelt. Mappr
gaInghari lit nod INNER trart unb
alderman &ihter fibrte ben Burfit.
Dns Bibtiafte, bas portan1, mar
cine BetitiDn n0r Biiraer1 in Der
britten Waro sin Weiterfiibrung Der
0Dro Gan SncintDsS traBe BON Der
Ranala : GtraBe bis aur 2ate Wiem
Mpenme. lie Berldngernng miiroe
fiber 2ano fibren, oas al benz Ste.
ues'iben Beiibtunl aeb6rt. Die Be.
titipri tpuroe benz Staotingenieur uno
einem Qpraite ibermieien.
Cine Gnsahl anoerer Betitioner,
oaruuter cine, in Der nm Nusbefe,
rtrio oer Sadberrh . Gtra6e gebeter
mirb, muroe ebenfaIS &nnitea fiber.
tpieier.
Dem 1raoes Council tunroe bic
Beuutuug bes San BebrD Bart am
rgabpE Dnp", benz 8. September,
erlnubt.