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The Elbert County tribune., 1906-03-08
DENVER MARKETS

Denver Union Stock Yards.-The
market here last week was rather un-
even. A strong demand with favorable
edvices from eastern markets had the
effect of strengthening prices here
early in the week on nearly everything.
Later, however, the eastern markets
were reported very dull and the mar
ket here dropped in sympathy. Com
pared with a week ago prices on good
cattle are very nearly steady, but the
common kinds 10 to 10 cents lower.
Receipts were quite liberal and aver
age quality was rather better than the
preceding week. Some choice beef
steers were offered and sold readily
under strong demand. A string of
fancy Nebraska corn-fed steers
brought s4.90, the high price of the
season, and other grain-fed steers
brought $500 to s4.75, with hay-fed
stun at $500 to s4.55. Cows were
plentiful, but the proportion of good
ones light. Best sold at s3.75. with
most of the pretty good grades at $500
to $500 and medium kinds largely at
$2.25 to $500. Bulls were steady and
in good demand Beals also sold well.
The feeder and stocker supply was lib
eral and average quality very fair. The
demand for the good steers was excel
lent, but common kinds are about as
dull as ever. Prices note little change
from week ago on the best, but 9th
ers are a little lower.
The hog supply was very good and
packers bought everything in sight,
paying about river prices. There was
some fluctuation in values from day 10
day. but at the close values were about
the same as at the opening of the
week, tops selling at sG15 with the
range down to $3.50.
Sheep receipts were fair, but most
of them were billed through and trad
ing here was light. Several loads OF
ewes were offered and sold under good
demand at steady prices. Lambs,
however. are in light demand on this
market. The lamb market is weak TO
little lower east
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-03-08
PIXIES PEAK CENTENNIAL.
United States Government Will Take
Part In II.

Washington.-vice Chairman Wray
of the Colorado Springs, Colorado as
sociation which is preparing to cele-
brate the centenary of the discovery
of Pixies Peak by Captain Zebulon
Pike, has maze arrangements with the
authorities here for liberal represent
taticn of the government on this oc-i
casion. !
Captain Pike made his expedition to
the Rockies under the auspices OF the
army, Of which he was at the time an
officer. A large detachment of troops
win be detailed TO attend and partici-
pate in the exercises. The date for
the celebration has been fixed for Sep
tember 23d-29th. and as II will fol-
low the annual maneuvers at Fort hi
ley, the troops will be sent directly
from that point. The exact number
has not been determined. but Mr.
Wray is of the opinion that there will
be several thousand OF them.
Commissioner Leupp of the Indian
Bureau has also promised that.the va
rious tribes OF Indians that inhabited
the region of the peak at the time OF
Pixies visit in 1906, shall be repre-
sented by liberal delegations. These
will include Utes. Cheyennes. Arapa
hoes, Comanches and others.
Mr. Wray has also received assur.
ances that copies OF Pixies manuscript
reports on his expedition will be sup
piled, and he expects TO secure repro
ductions of the army uniform used
in Pixies time. and also models cf -
modern warships the Colorado arl the
Denver.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-03-08
Beet Sugar Railroad.

Denver.-A News special from Holly
says: The right of way for the first
eighteen miles at this end of the Holly
& Swink railroad has all been Sc
cured. This was the last obstacle in
the way of its early completion and
since it has eliminated in the granting
of a free right of way more men and
teams will be put to work Immediately
There are now 1876 teams in two camps
near Holly working on this grade an.
this number will be increased to 300
as soon as they can be secured. The
road has purchased $4,000 ties and IL
now negotiating for steel rails and roll
ing stock.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-03-08
A Smokeless Pittsbura.

Pittsburg, Pa.-C. NJ. Schwab is at
the head of corporation that pro-
poses to make Pittsburg a smokeless
city. Although conditions of decade
ago have been greatly alleviated by
the burning of gas, Pittsburg still de
serves the appellation of "Smokeville.
Schwab's corporation proposes to burn
the coal at the mines and to transmit
both heat and power.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-03-08
Decline in silver.

New York.-In Wall street 1t Is said
that the recent declines in silver were
undoubtedly due to Mexico's heavy
sale of silver base bullion. Within the
last few weeks the republic to the
south of us has disposed of s20,000.0 600
worth of silver dollars as bullion. This
it was said would naturally tend to
Sower the price OF silver.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-03-08
uintah Reservation Claims.

Washington.-Th secretary CT the
interior will grant a hearing April
18th to representatives. of numerous
mineral locators who claim 10 nave
been unjustly treated by the Raven
Mining Company on the uintah Indian
reservation. Ex-Representative Shat.
roth of Colorado viii appear on b half
Of half dozen such parties and other
time
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-03-08
Grain.

Wheat, choice milling. per 100 lbs,
SIPS. Rye. Colorado. bulk. per 100
lbs, S5c Oats, bulk. Nebraska, No. 3,
white, sl.0S; same in sacks. sl13; Col
orado white, in sack. sl.20. Corn. in
bulk, 7Sc. Corn chop. sacked, sec.
Bran, Colorado, per 100 lbs, S5c.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-03-08
Hay.

Upland, per ton, s9O009.50: second
potion, s7.50@ 500: timothy, s11.00;
Timothy and clover. $1,000; alfalfa,
prime, $500 straw. $500; South Park
wire grass, $4,000 1850.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-03-08
Hogs.

Comparative Receipts
Month to March I'd ......... 2G3
Same period last year ....... LII
Decrease. .......... S4S
Year to date ............ 34,5S4
Same period last year ...... 43,34O
Decrease. .............. $3.50
The following quotations represent
the prices paid on this market:
Choice heavy .......... s5.97k @6.05
Light and mixed packers $50 q6.00
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Gm 2onnertns, ben 8. Gueuit,
Finost in NReper's GrOue in Rep
Saueu, @O., sum Ssiten bee oOrti'
gen S&ule unb airde Elm srOsss
YolisieR futt. 8eu. Grarcis SOets
it Der HettOr Der @emeinoe. @S
miro aaes @6sliae NufsebUten mer'
ben, UNI bic Seitpditc behens gu un'
terbalten unb su bewirtben. Cine
t.eunbliHe @inluouns ergeb. bierril
an Vile. benz reiSenb e~elesenen asr
Sauen on Obiaem guee eineu Beiud
obsufatten, unter 8uiiGeruna enit
FIRE unbliaer sIuinabme uno 8emir'
tbune.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
er bis gum oOerft empOrradte.

er big gum D0ern enpOrCunte.
geat benz 8Iraertrieee IieB er iit
in ct. Souls nls Aumn!t nieber, ie'
bod ueronrb CT eS inioIee na5u
ihrOHen Nuftretens nit benz oortieen
0eutihtbun, aui ons er fait aas'
IhlieBtifl anaewieien mar, uno Dor
etwa breiBia Sabren iieoelte er mad
ct. Soiepb, Mu iiber. 0ort blieb
er einiae Sabre; bann tebrte er mad
st. Souls surid, aber mieoerum
uermOhte er nidt, ieiten 5uB 81
fafien. unb er periuhte nun iein@!Gn
ais aoloniintor. inotm er cine
beutiAe Nniieblune in 1eris grim
bette. God AUDI bort bate er nur
neentipe @rfOlee, uno als aebrDte'
ner @reis fnno er ihlieBfib auft
nahme I'M SOloatenbeim 5u0anuiae
81.
9eberee5er mar Elm tihtiger Sol
COT; es feblte ibm ihoeHen bic allid.
liHe @abe, iih 5reunoe 81 MAIDEN.
bic iein nucp beute i'm beiien Gnoent
en- ftebenOer SruOer Soiepb, Der bel
&iupOIo fiel, in bCbem @raoe beiaB
BON ben &esimentstanernoen bel
8eriurbenen iino in 8eGepiue, ml
oas II. Sfsaiment gum et6Bten Gbei
aussebOuen uuroe, nod bic nahteb!
enoen @eternnen am 9eben: Oberi
@aiimir SIuOet. WtaiOr Seder, aapt.
reinrit sirher uno aapt. SOiepI
SrieB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
Sas GbenbilS 6ottes

GinIt ods Gbenbilo 6ottes :.
limb beute? Gin Ihm1hiiA' @e'
thledt obue gnft unb 8raft. Sn
bieIe4 fnappen @egenias 1T oas
3eIentlihe Der WeniHbettsentmid.
eluuo aeaeben, oeren rueniae Nus'
nobmen nur bic %e3et beitdtieen.
Nud heute finbet man ia nod aeiItie
uub i6tperlid, aeIuuoe aRrniten,
ober es Iinb chen nur bic ~ieIteuen
gusnahmen BON Der &eael. Nlit ben
letia erb6bten awiprafen, rpelfe on
bic aeltunasfSbiareit ber @eniten
aeIteet rpurben, bat Iid aud bic @r
hohlunosbeoIrftiateit sunebmenb &C.
Neioert, bis fe in cine 8eranGpuness
Iutt uusartete; unb belize suiammen
feuen an @giit unb &6rper slufors
oeruuoen, benen Der BON ben Strnp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
aniaionsfea

Die epone. Beibnnin @emeinoe en-
Der Big Berger, (Buit. ao. Salt
brenner, } lnost uIe ibre 5rennee u.
Rnhbarn pDn mob u. fern freunoliht
su ibren @iFiOnsfeite elm, pelhea
am 80. uno 80. Ausuit itattfinoen
iOG, in peunnnter Bride. Der 2te
Gne if oormittnss Der sDnutusi6ul'
aonUsntion asm!emet; nnamit
tass, ipesieu tpirb base Onntasihul'
fch (atubertus) ibrer Ssmeinos ee
ieiert ruerben.
Gbenio miro bic Sermonuer Bot
toraltunferenS an benz 2. Gage DO
ielbt in Sisune trsten.
I'm Sablreihe aRiHionsfrennbt
bittet, i'm Nuftrape,
No. &~nltbrenner y.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Su BEN SOlbatsnheim inGanuiue,
Sas., lit leste 8ode Der betannte
8rieesueteran uno aouOtat Oberh
JreOsrid 9eoerpsrber %peltOrbsn. ST
mar AUDI in bieiiseu &reiieu irtber
cut betnunt, uno ieine Srpsite Satin
mar SRI, Rate Bsdmann wette bel
ibrer Mutter nuf Der 6arm nurpeIt
Oieier Stubt ibr 6sim bate.
aeDereeber runrbe Dor So Snbren
ale GUbn zines Der rriten OentI&ea
anFeblsr in Der ytdbe pom 8sqeuiae,
So. oebUren. Seim ausbrud bes
Bavpsririeees trnt e plsoauptmanu
In Oos (Oasrbaus lAe) IL, NaFOuri.
&c Snfnnterie, Rseiment, In prInem
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Der fraber bier anidNlee ieet u
ct. Souls wobnbnfte 60 Sabre nlte
Gbrifian Soefel Der felt benz 5. Juli
permibt ruurbe, tpuroe lebten 6rei'
tag Wtoreen in Sni's @arten am
Noro Neunbmnp Ct. Souls, bon gol'
isiIt Sarrlion nuf elmer Snnt iisenS
aufoefanoen nno naA oer Saoen'
&oiiseifatiOn aebruht.
@le SOtiel iaet, gina er am Gbetic
bes Cages, nls er perihwano, IN
cine BirtbIAaft an Der Sine Str,
nm elm @tas Bier ~ trinien. bort
lei er betdubt uno nm $50 bernubI
porben. Gr babe iih seifeut. bad
6nnie surld 81 lebren uao Ieitbel
i'm eoaisbaus no. s444 u. 8rDnO
tunp aepObnt. 0Oefel pnroe IpdteI
pOn Ieiner ShuiepertOhter. Grau
gpas. 0DeFet. uun 1886 aintOn, Ctr
abpeboIt. SOefel. OsiIen gerfdpin
benarOses Nuiiebsu erreet bntte
StanO felt 20 Sabren in 9teniteH be-
goeiHc Grprsb 90. uuO bic Seamtsr
berielben RsIten ibm bns bsit,
VII
8enpnts aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
Gicl un6 pfsroe gu perfaufen
ODER ~ periauI den.

Sh babe on Sano, in meinen
Gtalen gu Berger, 40 Sthd quite
iunee gIel Spiiben 8 uno Sabre
alt unb BON 10 biz l69 Sano bod,
Que CUR arbeit eineebrOhen.
Sh babe ebenfnus cine Insabl
gutter Bierbs inr 5aTm. uno ionhigsn
@ebrnud peel5net; ebenfalls 8utt-
ftuten.
Sd uerbe cine g%arlnoune oieier
3aRtbiere in
W Or n. 81 o.
babsn, nno omar am NOntne u.
8ienfGs ben 20. u. "a. Suli, 1906,
UNI bieielben gu unmebmbaren 8rei'
fen 81 pertaufen OOer au uertauiH'
en-.
8cr,nenneen 8aar Uber AUDI auI
1e,min, pie es Der 8drfer winiti
Gin ieoer giel OOer 8fero pelHes
fur Bnar Dber i'm 9auih pertauft,
mtrb anrantirt. un6 bat Der Raufer
bas R,6t Oas 9bisr uuf SrObe 81
nehmen.
geraest nift bic Gage unb Datum
unb trsfft MIDI an Obeneenanntsr
D.t.
Otto Shmiot,
Berger, @o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Gin ieeer iunae Manu 1T ieiner
llmpebuna uerpflittet, i9nloet IN Re'
ieGidaitli6er 0iniidt Der Semeinoe
etuas, unb elm 2ebeuswanoel Der
iolfes nidt dnertennt, III ielbaihhs
tia. Rein iunaer Waun IoQte an'
nebmen baB CO feline einsise Gufenbe
Tei nur fur iid ielbit 81 ioraen--oaa
aaes npoere ibn nidts angelic. Dns
8eiipiel zines iuueeu Nannes gilt
uiel, uno es iOGte ieir @hrseii iein
als autes Miuiter onSuiieben, uno in
Der OsffentliAteit niHts 5uGtun nas
nidt ais 2obensmertb anerfannt
miro. Der iunpe Wann Der am
SOuutaemoraen berumluneert, 8er'
enlauneen iutt, maht lid elmer
gerna1lafieuns ieiner 8fiht Der
menIhliben @eieaihaft a~eeeniber,
Ihulois. gr iOGte in Der Birdie ben
@pttesoienft beinObnen. Gaourh
parbe er elm eutes Seiipiet seben,
einen beiieren @eiit einiuusen, ct
mas lernen, unb audi anOete bealld
Ell. Die iuuaen Diduner Sermann's
iOnten SDnntaesuOrmittaes OirSirde
iiberiluen: tie wiirben mebr a4tunp
Dor ibren 3ebenmeniden bnbeu uuO
elm @eflbt Der Selblbefriebienns.
ueltes iie ~usreebens in aIerlei Gus.
iAwetiuueen iuden uno niht %finoeu,
erfabren. @te Iiebtih mare 60 aiIe
iuneen Mdnner Der Stabt SOnntaa.
mOreens Der 8irme s~uitr6men gu
iebenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

0M pcrta MEN. 8os befaltute glit,'
~ cal poeidcIihe gnlpeien inncrhaIb Der
ne TiIidlcn Stabi9renSc ecle9en, - Gotten
no BON I IN gnten Wcinbers ii Su pertauIsn
@uiCS eerdumiseo Wobnbaue nit %enttpredr
cnb GU yicbcn9ebGunen uno Seqnemlidnteiien
oui Dem plaSc. NGbereS Sn erlrd9en bel
Mittlp atberlne Y oei4 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Ties III Die Sniion Der Nbaeipaunt.
belt, Der 8Opiihmerseu uno berSrdh'
idhrSbeitwsrben. oUliher's &ofp
Mountain Sbes IN Elm iihsres BOr'
beuamittel. Wndt euh fart uno
fraftie. IS Gents, 9bee Uoer Gats
Balter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Wir besnblen bic h6@iten Yreiie
in 8aar fir @ier, @eflleel, 8OlIe,
SGute, 2umpen, Mefine. &autiHud
u. 1. no. &Omnit uno prDbirt nns.
B. 9. 6 Dmb8& Sur.
o. y. 3ubn, @eifafiSthbrer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
,5dnf 1l1iuioneu fir ,r1iRouri"

1T 0aB M0tto Der neuen @inmonber.
unas' @eIeGihaft pom MiHuuri (Sm'
migration Gfiociation Of WiHOuri)
uelfe iirsllh in ct. 9ouis burtl
Deleanten aus alien Gbeilen hes
StnateS Draaniiirt murbe. Sbr
8med III, Seosrmann nit ben Dor.
theilen betannt Su MAIDEN, bic Mii.
iouri benz @inmnnberer bieiet, uno
i~iberbnupt a1es gu tbun, mas our
SergiDBeruns Der Geubiteruna ,oes
Staates beitrneen tam.
Nur usniee Der Seimntbiuher,
bic iabraus, inbrein burd IiiEouri
pafiren, wiien, bnB Der Stnot nod,
6 NiliDnen sIfer u~nbebnuten Gan
oes. sum gbeil Dor ben Gbaren Der
arDBten Mnrtte bes 8eitens aeleaen,
bat. SO wurOe in Der Oraanila
ttOns Seriammlune Oer @eieaiduit
oarauf biueewieien, oaB 6armer in
Soma, SutnOis, SnOiana uno anOs.
rem Stauten ihr 2ano bnieIbIt per
flufen unb aus benz GrlDs zines
Nders bier in gtiFourt taufen iOnnen
wel&e ibuen before Grnten brinoen,
als ihr nltes 9ano,
Die Seieaianft bat cine Office i'm
Osnrt.S sbdnOs in st. SOUS: s. 5.
gurrnu 1T &rdfiOent uno Geo. y.
9urriiOn Sesretdr osrielben, an bic
man i& msosn Ndbetem ruenOsn
ucIe.
n nmaaa - nnsna.a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

HI DerGaugem; Sin proTtobles Sen
ereI Dierd1onpile 6cidlGit nit ST., 900 Sn'
peniarium, ineluiip 6eit aiis9ebdnoe. Wda'
renbauS, nnb WohnbauS. Vile @ebduoe
ncu. Wdorenporrntb critic GIaIic. location
Die Petite III cinem SiG6tdlen in eincr Der
beIicn 5%drmaeoenocn in N%ltiouri. Gin'
lpohn er Id,nIt mClitene Heudd nit oeutidlen
Sird1 en- uno Sdlmlcn. Cine quite Sels9en'
beit fir einen mte%rnehmenecn Scitdiis'
mann. Wiar id,reibe icfort on
6. ). eetmbroG.
II Wilma, gio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
pernsIeerune Sd retOe oui meiner

biSbcrisen 8eiiBtbum in Scrnnnn nm
Samhaeben 81. Suli 1906,
iolsevpeS periobnlid,e GiSentbum an ben
NieiItbicienoen perfnuien: 3Iue meine &aues
uno 9iitcnoerGtbt; Sbit' uno Weinmiible
nit preiic; ollerlci 6anoipertSeeidDirr lpie
CO 9cbrdnd)t mirh III Sieinbriiden, bon
Steimmanrer. pom Ynuidrciuer, uomplaii'
ercrer- pom anitreidicrn unn Siindern. 8
eeiier. 9annr une ySeiniheeren. erunner'
bufen, S6iier Lro ac9e. uno piele anoere
6eecniiGnoe 5u 5abIrCidl I'M Su %brnenncn.
%Ycoinsunsen: 9Iue Summen nnicr s.
9oar; oariiber, rpirb elm ateoit BON 6 ylp'
natcn b lpiui9i Sc9en gicte MT Sidlcrbcit
SarINoiet
Ter gcrtauI beSinnt s nbr NioracnS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

Au usrEantem. II Siaciloiien on Der
.9Deif. aeStrabe pcuOn Slpei ycfien in g9ein-
hero limb, onoere nit SbitbGuinsn bepIlduit
mno her iibriee SbeiI in l'aitur III, limb bib
li9 gu pertouien. .gindI3uira9cn bel
,Sobn yieiobart.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

DanIiaeune. Sir bic picIen SerpeiIe
berslidDer 3beilnabme uno Blmenipcnosn
anIaBIif Der Y%eeroiauna %uuieres DaterS,
Srobpoters uno llraroBpaterS,
Senrp &. &eDier
ipreo1en mir hermit Den ipcrtben Derponots
en-. 4etaniten uno Trcunoen %uuieren iumi9'
ten 1ont aus. Nudl oanfen mir ipeSieu
Der Robert Blum soge !. 9. 8. I fin ibr
mermiioIite Siirioiec nno 9eiireben ourd
g0ad1en bic 9dse hes 0eriiprbencn WGbreno
Ieincr arantbeii Su erIeidtern, uno audi bic
6iIicIciimng beim Scsrdbn'b
lie irnuernben 6inierbIiebenen,
Sopbia y e. Tod)ter,
nebit amoern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

SIR flbtt ben 2eben ipen0en StrDm
iofort, rpie Sbr i'm nehmt. Cine
miloe linbernbe @drme fii1t bic 9er'
pen unb bas BIui nit 2eben. SO 1T
Elm pabreS Serentigen, SOliter's'
Rodp NtDuntain 9bee 5u nebmen.
IS Gents, 9bee Ooer Gnbletten. 8als
ter BrDS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
Neue MnlglleE.

DanF. Tie llnterjcihnctca iprcden
birrmii Allen loeldIe am leBicn Srei;da oeH
IS Gull 1906, 10 soblrrih Der S%eerDiaun9
lhrer inuisit 9clicbieH Satin Aluiicr uno
Srpbmuisr,
Frau eli5obetb SdIemeier
%brlpobnten, ihren hersIid,iien 1ant QUO nit
beionocrcr erlndhnpS bon qaitor Srint,
Der Etumenipenocr, ana oud iirlere lleben
giad)barn rptldle Juno in oieier Stunpe Der
9eimiud)uus trSiteno uno beIfeno our Sriie
ianben.
AnoIpb 9Itmeter, Soiie,
nebit Qinoern II. N~erlpanbien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20

5u perf0utcn ODER permieiben: onk
iriipere 9ruderei Sebduoe an Der Gde Der
4icn unb SGiler Strdbe. yl1hereS bel
Saro lime u a c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
psrIanet.

Ndnden iir oIl9emeine SnnSHrbeii in
Der Samilie eiueS SonOInuaSrsiicnoen. slt'
belt leid,t; Mann OsS 6uuies iisis anf Sici'
icn.
ScS. & Raud,
1862 Troiric aoe.
St. gouio, ylc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-20
e,rmann. no.. Snitas Sen Is 5nIi
2fisieuer Despeii er.
arnnttt.
@eriebts sGermine.

gpunta.&ourt. Rtsdndbiss 9srEins bseul-
men 6m 4. Wlontaa Der Wipu1ts JtbrnoI. D@l
Wucuft nnD slops ei,u.raussItia : Be-
b6t6t am /. wtouto9 I'M april.
Gtrtntt. ~ ri. @tehnhbiet 9fruatns bs-
eiuntn ON 2. MOuto9 Der wtoRats Sannar' wta'
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-23
News from West Springs,

West Springs. Nov. Io.-Whew-
cw! what about the snow? Did it
catch you without any wood? On
Wednesday. November I4th, it
began showing and continued into
the night. The oldest inhabitant
cannot remember an earlier snow
than this.
Owing to the rain on Sunday.
few people could go to preaching
service at West Springs and Put
man.
John \. Miller. the r. f. D.
carrier from Pauline. s. G., has re-
signed and Arden West has been
appointed in his stead.
Mr.. ]. y. Betsill has returned
from Spring City. Tenn, where he
has been visiting his son. Mr.. Da-
vid Bctsill.
Mr.. Jack Holcomb. OF the Tn
ion cotton mills, visited his sisters
at the West Springs hotel on Sat
urday.
The ladies OF Bogansville will
serve hot supper at the West
Springs hotel on the night of the
10Th of November for the benefit
of the Bogansville Methodist
church. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
November goth has been set
aside as the annual Thanksgiving
Day, and we wonder if the people
realize what Thanksgiving Day is
intended for.
Will they spend the dav in Civ
ing thanks to God for the bless
ings they have enjoyed? Or will
they spend it in debauchery? Peo-
Iple do not seem to realize that
hey are dependent on God. They
live in debauchery al their lives
and forget to render thanks to
God who gives them every bless
ing of their lives.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-23
LOCAL LACONICS.
Happenings of Interest
About Town.

Mr.. Thos. H. Gore, of Jonesvillc,
WIS in Union Wednesday.
4 Drs. w. N. Glymph and J. M.
Wallace were in Columbia Tuesday.
Mr.. D. G.. Bailey, of Cross
Anchor, was in the city Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Joseph f. Johnson of Green
will was in the city Sunday visiting
friends.
Miss Neeiey James is spending
some time with Miss Margaret
McIlwain.
SMr. Clarence C. Sanders visited
re8atives and friends at his old
home, Cross Keys, this week.
Mrs. Macbeth Young and Mrs.
Ida Baker left Monday for Colum-
bia to visit Mrs. d. S. Pope.
Mr.. w. D. Whitmire, formerly
of Union, passed through the city
Wednesday, enroute to Spartan
burg.
Attorney j. A. Sawyer attended
court in Spartanburg this week,
representing Ponder and West in
the Hoburn trial.
Mr.. Jas. B. Morgan, Mrs. Rich
ard Morgan and Miss Sarah Nor
gan attended the unveiling cere-
monies in Columbia Tuesday.
. Notice the advertisement of the
hiley- Copeland Co. in this issue.
They offer some real bargains
which will no doubt interest you.
Mrs. G.. M. Graham and children,
after short stay in Columbia,
4 came to Union Wednesday. They
will move very soon to their new
home.
4 Mrs. A. P. Clements, of Spartan
( burg, and Mr.. w. B. Bruce of Inman,
( are at the home of Mr.. r. E.
Bruce whose little daughter, Rosa,
is i'll with malarial fever. "a
The ladies of the Second Baptist
church had their box supper last
Saturday night at the home of Mrs
s. S. Waldrop. The weather was
unfavorable 50 only Sc was cleared
Mrs. Mary Moore left for Allan.
I tTuesday to spend the winter
with her sister, and will go from
Ahere sto Spring City, Tenn, to
z make her home with her daugh.
!, Ter, Mrs. David Betsill.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-23
Horrible Crime in Gaffney.

Tuesday, between II and |
O'Clock, there occurred in Gaffney
a most horrible crime. Mrs. Hor-
tense Morgan, an aged widow, who
lives two and one-half miles from
the city, was foully murdered and
robbed of $4,000. She had the
money concealed on her person,
wrapped in cloth. Her throat was
cut from ear to ear, and she was
dead when found. Tom Harris, a
young white man, who was passed
off for preacher, was arrested on
suspicion, II bloody knife and the
money being found in his posses
sion.