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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
WOman's Auxiliary.

At The regular monthly meeting, OF
the Womau's Auxiliary 10 R. E Lee
Camp, helP in Confederate Veterans
building last night, there was large
number present, ard much interest
eyinced 10 the reports CT the various
committees, The committee on the
excursion to Luna Park turred 10 quite
a nice little sum to the orgaolzalion de-
spite the iuclemency of he weather on
the day of the proposed outing to the
park. Cream and cake was served The
members end a pleasant evening was
spent by all pr sent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
Sent to Jail for Ninety Days.

Atalste hour last night Officers Knight
and Ferguson, while on duty in the
Northwestern section of the city, we're
notified that two men were endeavoIipg
10 break into house No. 3l2 north Alfred
street Toe officers hsstened to the scene
where they found Ollie Lear, colored'
and placed him under arrest. His com,
psnion escaped Several attempts had
been made BY the two men to enter the
house. and they were endeavoTing 10 cut
through the font door when the oihcers
snpesTed. Lear. some time after beng
placed under arrest, feigned drunken
ness, and when taken before justice
Caton this morning acted we'll his par,
pretending 10 be oblivious to what wal va
going on. He was sent TO jail Tor "
dsys. Lear was arrested by Officers
Bell and Henderson on Monday night
for drunken and disorderly conduct, but
was dismissed yesterday morning. This
was the only case before the Police Court
this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
Taken to Washington.

Policeman MoQCsde, Of Washington,
came 10 this city yesterday afternoon to
Get George T. Preston, colored, who is
wsnted 10 answer a charge OF assault.
Il is alleged that he used an iron bar in
striking john w. Matthews, also colored,
apd a fclured bis skull, The trouble &C
cufeo a, tbs government printing oihc'
abou, ten days ago, and both Preston sn'
Matthews, it Is said, who Tere empioye'
there were suspended
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
Circuit Court tor the City.
1Lndge C. E. Nicol presiding. ]

Judge c. E. NicoI Presidlng.J
J. Louis Loose %. Southern Railway
Co., q suit for $4,000 for damages a.
legged to have been done to the plalntlli
greenhouses and gardens by smoke, cir
lers, etc., from the defendant company
engines, machine shops, etc; jury and
case 10 progress. A night session Will
he held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
The Sweet Family.

The "Swcet Family will give a
UNIQUE entertainment at the Methodist
Protestant Church, Thursday night
Noyembe 18th. Several new features
have been added to this entertainment,
aud al who attend will spend a pleasant
and amusing evening. Every one who
enjoys q good laugh should see this en-
tertainment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
Nothing Doing.

A resident of lower Fairfax county
about 10 O'Clock yesterday went to the
polls to vote. When he reached the
polling place he could fud no one about
the house and sterted back home Pass
ing a ueighbor be asked where the cleo
ton was being held and was told that a.
the voting was so slow the judges had
closed thu polls aud gone hunting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
Erecting a Gibbet.

Preparations have been made for the erec
ton of the scaffoll on which joseph Thomas
colored. alias John Wright, sentenced to
death in Alexandria county for crimlnel as
sault. will be executed on December IA. Inc
contract for the building Of a s'afiold has beer
awarded to county contractor. The execn'
ton Will take place within an Enclosure adj
iacent 10 the Jail building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07

The hest treatment for indigestion and
troubles Of the stomach is to rest the stomach;
1t can be rested by good dige'tant. kod ,
puts the stomach in shape to satisfactory
perform its functions. Coed fcr indigestion
sour stomach, Hatulenee, palpitatlon OF the i,
heart ard dys pepsia. Ko1ol IS made IN stree
Conformity with the National Pure food ahu
p ~, Law. Sold by W. +. Creighton q Co.,
Ael King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
Rrotherhood of st. Andrew

A we'll attended meeting of the Junior
Local Assembly, Brotherhood OF St. Az
drew, was held last night at s., PsnPi
Church. The programme included &C
dresses by Mr.. J Lewis Gibbs, pres!
dent of the Washington Local Assembly
and Mr.. Clark Slsrnell, Of Grace Church
Chsnter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
THE WHISKY OF OUR FORE
FATHERS,

Continental Pure Eye, 75c full quart, SSc a
mini. Oyerholt. bottled in bond. and Paul
ZONES Pure Rye, 9Oc full quart; Port, sherry,
Cataw ba and Claret, 25c quart; All the
leading brands of fine wines and liquors Tor
family trade. Phone So or drop postal.
HARLOW BROTHERS.
nv2f Cameron and Royal Streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
A Mountain of Gold

could not bring as much happiness to Mrs.
lucia WillSs. OF Caroline, Wis, as did one
5Sc tor Of Bucklen's Amiea Salye, when II
cromnIetely cured running sore on her leg,
wb;ch had tortured her % long years. drea.,,
est aptiseptic healer Of Piles, Wounds, and
Sores. 25c at E. s, Leadbesier q Sons drug
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
NOTICE.

Prepare for War in time Of Peace. Coal il
Comfort. We are delivering the very tes'
grades of Clean Newly mined Coal at bottom
market price. 1910 lbs. TO the ton, promptly
delivered By. .o.-
DeWILTON AiTCHES0N.
Roth Phones ej. lO7 south Roya street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
W. G. Il. U.

The regular business meeting Of the All
son W. G. r.. u will be held tamorrow after
room at 8 o'.lcol+. at the Childreh's Home on
Duke street. -.
The w. c. T. U, viii eelebrst, Rfd Letter
Day at 1880 p. N. tomorrow. The plOhc are
tc,-:taI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
pars0nai.

Mr.. Elisha Butler, who has recently been
confined to his home by Illness, is improving.
Mr.. J. Matthews, who has recently been
confined to his home by sickness, is improving
Mr.. Henry Padgeit, who was Frustrated oy
illness few nights ago, is thought to be con-
valaspinO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
See Hand Bills For Full
Particulars.

NOTICE -ALyA AERIE, FRATERNAL
~ OaDkR OF EAGLES-Broihers You
are notified TO assemble ct the aerie rooms IN
the hal over the Alexandris National Bank
building, King and Royal streets. on WE'D
NESDAY, November 2, at p. m. By order
OF the Worthy President.
moo Ct J. II. WEST, w. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
LOST,

: OsT-Tes.erdsy even ing GOLD NECK
l. LACEand CROSS, with the letters M.
NJ. g." on the latter. The finder VIII be
suitably rewarded BY leaving ihe same at g2i
south Columbus street. noe 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07

DeWit,'s Kidney AID Bladder Pills act OF
both kidneys and liver aud as result AMOR!
the quickest relief from excess CT uric a s
Sold by ". F. Creighton d Co., 4Oi hloi
street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
s,hs MOUNTAIN BUCKwHEAT, csc

Large White Mealy Potatoes, ssc bushel
25c peck; 3 Cans Tomatoes. Zoe; 4 Cans Corr
Csc. Table Belle Flour, large sacks, s0c, small
sacks. Is; Eggs, 2sc dozen. Creamery Butter
one pound prints, SIC.
WHIP. WO0LLS & son.
Rival and Wolfe streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07

Fred CLANS 30 cents dozen. oysters
frie5. stewed or raw. Dining room open, Oh
Sunday during oyster season. c. ~. o I'm
man, Market Space. iepZ ou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
The Election.

For this section fair tonight and Thurs
day: light noriherly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
Local Matters.
Sun and Tide Table.
Weather Probabilities.

sup rises tomorrow at 6:34 a. m. and sets
AZ ass D. N. High water at 1916 p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
Woodward & L0IlrlD
10th, / / th.F & G Sts.N.W.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.
Upholstery
Department.
Fourth Floor q street,
Special Sale OF
POrtieres, Couch Covers,
Upholstery Fabrics, and
Lace Curtains.
PortiereS.
The Portieres comprise all that is new and
attractive, in the richest and mos. durable
colorings and designs. Prices range from s.
to $500 pair.
We mention the following special
Mercerized Armure Portieres, in a full
range of colorings, finished with borders, silk
cord and fringe--top and bottom.
Special price. $50 pair.
Better grades up to $l4.0O pair.
Upholstery Fabrics.
u new designs in. Mercerized and yerlure
Tapestries; small, medium and large designs,
especially desirable for covering heavy inrni-
ture, such as couches, easy chairs, loun-
ges, etc.
$i.75 a yard. Value, $250.
Striped veours, in rich shade of green aud
crimson, especially desirable for portieres or
for covering dayenports, easy chairs, &c.
$500 yard. Value. 500
Better grades up to $660s yard.
Screens.
We are showing Gu unusually large line of
Folding Screens this season, in all the latest
effects. Alfo a complete line Of imported
japanese Teakwood Screens with handsomely
embroidered silk panels on black grounds.
Our Mission Oak Screens, filled with burlap
and denim comprise Filings of plain colors
and rich figured effects.
500 to $3.50 each.
3-sold Mission Oak Screens, filled with
double burlap, with interlining; very strong
and durable
Special price, $500 each.
l-fold Mission Oak Screens, made similar
to the above, $3.50 each.
Mission Oak Screens. filled with double
burlap and French tapestry panels in top.
Special price, 1913 each.
Japanese Screens, made of teakwood and
richly embroidered with silk.
Prices. So to SO each.
4.fold Japanese Fire Screens. black grounds
with gilt embroidery.
Special price, $500 each.
Large 4 fold japanese Screens, black
ground with gilt embroidery,
$3.50 each. Value, $500.
Small Fire Screens, with with mission and
light oak frames, and with filings of tapestry
aud burlap.
$50 to $500 each.
A Third Less Than Usual.
Second foor-G st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-07

NrOTICE-This is to notify the public that
~ from a, d after this dsy will not be re-
spous:ble for any debts contracted by my wife,
Lot.ie Wardsr. ,, ,y,nnrn
nos 81 DANlEL = NAkDrk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-21
Gisber altmoSii DE frauea.

Die INSTRUMENTATION &atbo,
ltten iuoIlen BON Der Io9enannten
raenen 5rau4, i'm 8eiunbererr pun
Der pplitiiaen 5rau ni9ts mifIeu.
8as baben lie iiber allen 8meiiel
btttals tuenn baran iiberbaupt
nod bate ~9esipeiielt fperben fDnnen
- liar 9emaft auf Der SabreStOns
BENTON bes Observation-Disclosures Der
belltihstatboliiden @ereine, Der in
Springfield ta9te. Saete 6a ber
8rdiibent SObn o. Gelters BON See,
mari, q. g.: sd battle es fir meis
ne &fiift, bic Grauenfrase 81 beriibs
ren- Die Stride bat INNER eelebrt,
oaB Der Mann bns Saupt Der Sernts
tie 1T, in anoerer Siniidt aber. Der
5rat INNER u6Dise @leiHjteanng
nit benz Manne suseitan6ep; bnber
lit es gu beOauern, baB bic 5raiien
mebr nuo mebr in 6ns 6ffentltrbe aes
ben eintreten. @s eiebt nifts nuf
ber @elt, bas b6ber eea6tet, mebr
uort ben 9idtern beiuneen, ur6 BON
ben @eiien mebr 9eebrt pirb, als
bic Mutter, beren bObe nnb eSle Guf.
sabe es lit, bic tUmmenben @eihletls
ter gu er5ieben utb gu belebren.
Die &einbett 6ieies 8iloes muB aber
Ibalo perblnfen, tuenn es taetGglid
in Seribrune tOmmt nit ben 9eibens
iaaften oes politiifen sebens. Sf
ftimnte uullitdnbis nit 9r6ii6ent
&uOieOelt uno benz friberen 8raIis
oenten Gleoelanb therein, bas ca
Der 5rau b6dJite Gusuabe unS 9flidt
lit, quite unb niiblide Burger 81 er,
sieben. Die 5rnu fam uur bon
ibrer @arbe unb Der ibr idul6Saen
adtune perlieren, tuenn tie aus
ibrem eieenenS bdtieteit beraRstritt
nnb iifl gu utel nit bffentliten &c.
ihdften abeiebt.4
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Guttis ssIebt unO

ielie eeiturben 10 iubitirt bic freuel.
hoite Eborbett inmitten ibrer aufrei.
benoen 8erpniiauneen, tuelHen Der
80rper uaf Den idmeren NniprIhen
oes beutieen 2ebenserperbes nidt
aewadien M. @enn nber bic arait
adn3lih uereeu6et, menn id Elm
gooesnbuen Der S1mdhe einIteIt,
onnn pIebt es Seulen nnb 9Gbnerlop
perm btlfOisr 8ersmeiHuna. Burnus
Bueierlet 81 entnebmen III: GdOnet
Cure Selunbbeit. ST lie ober ihun
anoesrifen, lsibet Sbr iton an Mats
tieieit unO Sfp1 fs, an Slimmern
uur ben Guaen unb ShpinbelanIdl.
Zen, an 8opfihmerSen unb 6ersIlopt.
en-, 8erlOpfune unb @erbauunasbes
ihwerben, 9eber- unb Nierenteiben
uno nnberen arnnibeiten, uelf,e bic
fDrperlihe 3errittuna anmelben, 70
u~elsweitelt audi niHt eleiG, uuo Dor
aaem uertr6belt niGt bic IuIibare
8eit, bic Gud1 nod bteibt, UNI pie
Der aeiuno uer0en gu tDnnen, nit
unniiben aIneen Doer enr bnmlt, baB
Sbr pom einem anatinlber al benz
anberen lauft, bic @uh bod NUT nit
iHnrfen @ifieu bbhftsnc cine Dor.
ibereebenbe Sduihung Der 8erbeI.
ierune uerihoffeu. sc liebt bonn
bod nod, rie Eouienbe BON @ebeiI.
ten freubip beSeuaen, Elm Fderes
Mtttet: bic beribntten, nar aus bell.
trdftiaen 8fInnsen 5ubereiteten ct.
Bernard arduierpiaen. Nde Qpus
tbefcn. 25 Gents.
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Der sobn ais psrratber 0ss palsrs.
immun.

ebicaao,= Sc lam tuObf teiu
3peifel barber b, 'teben, OaB bic
@ilmuutee Stpe, State ''altt SepOll-
ten nnnabm, uadbem 6sA..n St5e
Braiicent, 81. Stenslnno, it,, bon
Der 3ablungsunfabisteit ieiner Ban
ldneit i~iberselet mar. 9robbem bat
Die @ranb SurD es Bis iebt nidt fir
ttbtbis angeieben, bieIen Serrn in
Antlase5uItanb 81 ueriebea, unb es
bat ben anIdein, ais ub man Tim
foeeen Ieiner bel benz &ra6 aeIpiels
ten &oae tein Snar trimmer pirb;
nit anoeren @urten, Der iunge 8ises
Yrdlioentent Der Milpaufee 9tue.
State 9ant I'M immun, benn er bat
ben @ruBgeihtuorenen er5ablt, ME
er es aneefaneen, I'M Sanienbe BON
G6ica9u'er 5anitien gu @runbe I'll
ridten, Su5uiiden iinb pesen ben
Iater, Def aaiiirer nn5 cine 9lnsabl
Gireftoren formelte gntlaaen in
idneler SlnieinanberfOlse erboben
pOrOen.
Seitoem lit cr pur Den @robae,
i4rpurenen e%ridienen unO bat i9
OHr6 feline gtngaben 3%tHmunitat aes
iifert, 9ird feline Stueaben uur
tonnte oas &~eiiesiet Ieines @aters
befanut uerben. Sc mirb sfuar an.
aenommen, baB elm GnSerer ben
S%taatsantpalt tnfDrmirte, ALIEN
56eubUre stenslanb muBte oieiem
anOeren ben @int "geseben baben
uno ct sebt nun itraffrei aus.
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Bite, nebmt bisrpon roti,l

Sd mill innerbaIb bon 80 sooen bas
nod an 9anb befnolibe 0ausseraiE, Der.
tauterl nno Sipor gu eureil eiaenen QreiIe,
SO muB p%ettnuIt tperben.
Idl babe 15 einiad)e. bret piericI imb a,d,
pole Steite getiiteIlen init eprinoS NM
v~latvo3en DeIte baSupaiien l 9ehs sett 81,
iiebeno aus gshIiele nebit 9ubehSr. Trsiisr
lnc sSaib Stanb. AueS 10 gut uie itsu.
Sni Snrgain, 10 6eis5ien nebf Rcbr. 8
Cfice Stiible, 10 9arsS hibIe, j eiiener
Selbidrant, 2 ebOe Button SnTtner gla.
Comes nHo 9ieIes lnbere. GbenfoQs eins
itcRe auSlpabl G~cpipIIan5en unb 9lumen.
aprnmt NIB iebi g an,
Ger SsansNRdblt 9eeeniiber I'm edisrer.
Sanle y. ). ptnboi.
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Dienitaa ROresn nm 5 ubr
tuurOe in Der aniirei4sr. @erlRatts
Der 81. 8. & :. @ertHdtten su seOo.
Tia, 5ener eutOeGt, peldss it'd iebr
raid nusbreitete, 10 Oab bic Seuers
iusbr msbrere Stnnben BART ~ ar.
beiten battle, UNI Der 5lnmmen Serr
5u perben.
Die Mnitreider, Bertitdtte parbe
fan SOnfauOip serF6rt, Elf renUSirte
7oesDns murOsn sern6rt unO bic
'fien Grbeiter OrrIOrsn lire VIrs
'lsiOer unD pnnOwerls5sue.
anseri1tsts 5daoen ipirO nuf
er $1,000, 900 eeladbt.
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9. u. Rop 5uIer erlanpte I'm
ateisssridt In Soptin, Sasper Co.,
BON ben Sei4wOrenen eiuen 8abr
iprut auf $500 S&abenerius ae.
Gen 9. .. aObtnicn, einen burtiaen
SereruertsbeFser, ruseen gntfrem.
Ouns Der aiebe ieiner, Suffers.
5rau. 6rau 6uIler, tie jung unb
babiH IL, bate nuf S6etbuna BON
tbrem @ntten eetlnet, bod mar ibr
Oas Seiuh bonn Hreisperiht In
Carthage abssialneen ruOrben. Die
Rdnuer itrb beibe perbeirathet.
Rubinion hattie Suffer ats leinen
Sesretdr in Dienit esbabt; bte betOen
Tnmtlien pertebrten 10 intIm mitein.
amber, bab Oieie SreuubiHuftIit,eit
balb bas StnbtaeiprdH uun aon,
Sopiin biloete. &Obinion 1T So.
Surer 80 Sabre alt. SIN Suli fubr
Grau 5uQ.r BON SUpltn FUrt, um
gerUontts in Chicago gu bsiuden.
50 beibt Oas aObiniUn Fe OaIelba
beiudie.
Sn ct. SOiepb brannte am
Greitus Der ae,baau bon giuOitb
uub wtnuinn nb. Der aObntutIder
SUbn Balm wurbe i'm staue II,
s6tofe bon ben Glammen iberroidt
uno u%erbrannte. Die Bic sur In.
isuntIiaIeit DsrtOblte acide rpurOs
In ben Erammsrn aefuuOsn. Ser
aupsriatst saafaabsn beIdult ad
ouE $751;
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PIES Y bic SutiOu Der G~baeIpanut.
9slt, osr aOpfiamersen unO bergrat.
laprsbeit tperben. Souiher,s @odn
mountain 8bee 1T Elm Ii@eres Dor.
oenamtttel; Robt eu& Itart urb
iratttp. 80 Gents Sbge uoer aabs
letten. Batter Brus.
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Vim 20 oleies WlUnnts 1T idor
0erbtesanflua. 8ieles erinneri
ins an bas 5ernnnabsn bes perb.
tee: bic StoppeIfelOer, bin un6 ruie.
Der ihOn Elm weltes Ylatt am ObIt,
uno 8nlObdum, bas araben Der
ltineen @udeI, wetfIe pOr turser
Belt nod unter bic quite nlte @tude
trOdeu, bns Summer bee NreIdma.
iHiHe uno Dor allem bic grbeit, tuet,
DE auf benz aanbe bon neuert &c:
9innt. Der CONNER mar cine
iduere Belt fir una nGe, benn bic
Grbeit nnf benz aanOe 1T uidt leitt,
fuern bic Sonne beiB brennt unb eis
ne Grbeit bic nnoere treibt, foonB
mir fnum Belt sum rGnsIHnnrfeu"
betOmmen. @OttlOG, bic 9lrteit in
gum ar6bten 9beil pieber einmal
getban. 6reiIid inb bic Raisfelber
nod nitt abaerdumt. Die Obfern.
te rrUllen mir bier nidt als Nrbeit
anfabren, beun iie 1T uns biefes
Sabr elm 8ereniisen. Gle erfte uno
Snuftarbeit-oas 9%fIassn-if pie.
Der ucrriftet. 8ir Farmer ba6en
uieoer einmal bas aanse aauo pe,
itar5t, niHt iu's tlnstld, o uein,
iOnoern oamit nddftes Sabr tpieber
cine @rnte eineebeimft peroen Iann
unb bns Bolt abermals Boob Be.
tOmmt. l~luiere grnte bebeutet Brub
Iir aue, uno mas uui unieren Sci,
bern ruaHt, fuiro gum Ebeit aud In
fremoen 9dnoern serSsbrt. Die biss.
iahrise @rnte mar burhpee erosnr-
Zig In ibrem,g rtruee anb eepiB III
ieber hriftlid eeIinnte Garmer benz
liebsn @ott iar ben reiden ernteIe.
gen oauttar. 9iele beeen bieIes
Snbr tuieber 8efarhtnne far bas
BeliHtOrn, es mbse eririereH, che
es reif tuirb! RiemnnO meis, ruie
iif bic 8itteruna I'm September ae.
italtet, Oh es 5roit aibt o6er Oh Der
gsatiOmmer nadbpIt, mas Der Dor.
iommer beridumt bat. Gnsunebmeu
II, oaB mir uiel grebit far rehi
tuarmes Better baben unb es bic in
ben DttOber ih5n bIeibt. 9as Gorr
NOR AniaueS Nueul etfuas hiute,
Der Belt, basielbe bat aber Ifnen
eeretft nnb Oas meife 1T ,aemaftS
Wenn laife lid alto leine eraue Snare
iiber bns BeIihlorn iuaHien!
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ATTENTION

Notice is hereby given that the
candidates on the Republican
County Ticket will address the
voters of Gasconade County, No.,
on the political issues Of the day,
at the following dates and places
to wit:
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby Given, that Letters Of
administrator upon the Estate of
FERDINAND DRUSCH,
deceased, have been granted to the undsy.
signed, BY the Probate Court Of Gaseonade
day Of August, 1906. '
~ persons having claims against said
Essats are required to exhibit them to me
ior allowance within one year from he
gaze o. Said Letters, or they NAV be pre-
GUIDED from any benefit of such Estate: and
Il Sueh CLAIMS be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of the publication ~
TINS notice, they will be forever barred
ALylNE SELL,
Administrative.
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County of Gasconade, s. I, Robt. Baum
gaertner, Secretary, and Fred. L. Wensel,
President, each on our oath, state that the
above and foregoing statement is true 10
the best OF our knowledge AMI belief, as
shown by the books and accounts of said
association.
FRED. L. WENSEL. President
ROBT. BAUMGAERTNER, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn TO before me. this
the 18th day Of Sept, 1906.
THEO. GRAF, County Clerk.