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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-10-30

Reception 60 Rey. ANA Mes. Beanett.
A reception to Rev. and Mrs. Will
liam Russell Bennett was held 10 the
cllapelofthe First PresbyterianChurch
on Friday evening" The chapel which
has been thoroughly renovated and pro-
vided with q new carpet was made
more attractive by tasteful floral dec
orations. Mr. aud AIRS. BenDe tt were
assisted ia receiving by a number Of
the ladies Of the church. Music was
supplied by four Instruments played
by musicians from New York and re-
freshments were served. The attend
ance was large.
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n Drawing
For a Handsome Pony Cart aud Harness

For the benefit Of All Souls Hospital. is an
nounced. Can be seen at A. NJ. GuerlnsLivery
Stables.
Tickets 500, for sale BY the Misses
Perkins, a76 South Street; A. NJ Guerin's
Livery Stables, o. South Street; 4. $ Burke.
II Park Place.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-10-30

TIC LIecUFIc Z O1npaDy EA E5Il1IIls'
Last Friday Mayor Reed called the
attention Of Thomas McCarter, presi-
dent of the Public Service Corporation
of New Jersey to the condition Of the
electric lighting service here, and 10
reply received a letter which stated
that the service would be all right for
Saturday night. Since then Mayor
Reed has received the following letter
which explains itself:
PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION
OF NEW JERSEY.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-26
Nm OaS Ynbltinnl.

Die rJreie 4reIie fir Eeras 9rpiro
an iiber $50 HoitDfficen nerianbt, uno
bat cine groRe gerbreituna in Der
@abbars 8epublit Werifp, i'm Snbia.
uers9erritorium unb Dtlabona.
Sbr girtulatiuns- -@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt iib n0n @alpeitDn Bis binauf
nab Dention, uOm duBeriten Often
bis 1ab 81 asalu i'm fernen @eiten;
es fblieBt ielbtueritdnolib nit be.
ionhers sahlreihen 2eiern oas biht=
beiiebelte Naittels9eras uno ben Giio.
tueiten ein. Nub in Merito bat fie
cine arDse 8erbreituno.
8tsei 9eifenoe iino beit1noia,
iabrein. iabraus i'm SnterelIe oes
8lattes untermeas uno fiibren oerrts
ielben i'm Gerein nit unieren riibris
gen 2Dtal Naenten fsrtm6breno
rteue 2eIer au.
Sin anbetrabt bieier Ebatiaden 1T
bic #Jreie Breiie". wu es fih baruut
banoelt, bic oeutibe 8enblterung Ill
srreibea, oaS bette Nnasiae Waes
oium im Gtaate Eeras.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the 'FRErE
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of oil German papers published
in the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-offices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico. in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two ttavellng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub.
seribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium III the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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q { al i | E.
fiir $500 uad) Seati9lanO.

Deutib ameritaniide 8eitunaen
meroen i'm alter Gaterlano NIT grus
Bent Sntereife geleien, neil fie iin
frei ausIpreben uno bdufig pon oriis
ben mebr 0euigteiten unb Madrihs
ten bringen. als Die oeutiden Aeis
tuneen lelbit. Die rTreie 8reiie fiir
Teras" lit briiben iiberal, tuobin lie
geianot miro. elm iebr germ gelebener
Gaft uno Tam ii1 riibuten, Nners
tennun9 unb @iirbieung su finben,
mie aus Snblreid5en Briefen an uns,
fouie an Dieienigen. uelbe bas Blatt
an ibre 8erman6ten fhi6en, berpors
aebt. Wer oaber ieinen Bertnanbtes,
uno Jreuuben cine Jreube erueiien,
linen Elm milltnmlnenes Gelhent
n1a1en uin. Der beftelIe fiir Iie Die
nJreie Breife fiir Teras'. Das Sn.
terefie fir 9eras, mie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat un6 bic @egeuo, uo bic
Bermanbten mobnen, ift in Deutih.
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es iit unul6g.
lid, in Briuatbriefen cine 10 ariin6.
(i9e Quftldrung unb 8eihreibuna
oes fremoen 2anbes 80 geben, mie
oies bic .ssreie Brefe" alIm6hent.
tih tbut. SIR ben Qerineen 8reis
uon So uerienben mir pprtoFrei unfer
rei@baltiges 8ucbeublatt auF elm Sabr
en iraeno cine G6reiie I'M auslanbe.
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Ar is&tsH 9i(ans in europa.


1<s sss~sss sss BieIpwsssa "a aas istns sarsa
baassWsea &asspassR.
Der sufnpGtj1s 8Hou iit oR Iels
tenffe gftuhszaxt bsr Melt, ba ct bar1
haa pSulaa Ee4aen bon G9onssIesetl
iebt 70 gss nie ausefrpitei til. Sm
Rausails srfMsten i9on 1895 Die
Gtngsboxsnen Die 8Ijons fiir ausse-
&arben, a6es In @totoariraa, i'm raf1e
3&en @cupsraemsat @rohao, sziifirt
nod sine 6esrbe bon 718 @tId. nit
ben fonjt in europa in aoologii@eu
BGrtsn :unb in psipotb.Iis befsnSltden
TtisrsH aaIammen stua 800 Gtiid.
Der 'Mmb DON 8iaioiptcsa ~ bT ses.e
ltxmndb garopus. Jubrkuaherte lang
sDnr 81 berbottn, ben Walh mil her Mrt
sst beriibssn, bic nlorf4en Bdans fiss
len um u,tb peru,oherten, ssis uHtes
NIeSanber III. ipnrhen Wees in ben
ttrapdlb ssI@lagsa, am be taatsri5dRn
Nngtep a.. erlei,ttsgu,
Qls >hk3sr auy im Sabre 1894 ftia
er6t sabsn fiibtts, auSrrts sr ben
gttausM NOD etninal ben gDdth gu bs=
iR&eM IN bsm er tp gfiidAn gtmsien
hns asnb in Gsls bauh man oss6ntb
sin GifsHbutn. 70 bab Der sai{srft4t
5ssg bon Hinst BIZ 8saippit3a our6
Zen titfrn lirmalb fabrsn tonnte. 0i.
0uft bes ntmalbes ftdrfss ben d3asen
bfrurs, bdb sr aa3 tirstssa i'm QDalbe
my9thtsa Mo@sa en- timer Sdgb ibsilr
m5nHH fousts, tri ber sx 5rpss BifDns
M6tese.
Istsiuus IL f1sssts ben Muib lpee
stesr ais fem 1atet. Or lisb Elm
S&lob tn sot6H6na Sssd asst erbautn
9nb tlne Heset n.,str Msm aalegen.
Oh saafertih.n Jasben Dermiabern Die
3nM nsr BiIons btts6Hath4; aIIe4n
tns' ss5dfst 1900 ipaYben 4d glegh Die
Sneb ftfbR IN Ht&t uxgefaMEtA. ha
sln mt aRgef@UHsnes Ithr itH mil
rHfMner R0sst8 auf hm g&Gten Aiigss,
sxh on aufse@ntet Grsieni6es sit bet
hssftn s5osoen sen maonget.
1u 1egisn oss posisfa .5afstun>
berss tanb auf Gtbturp tiukk 8ssoas
Die Snbesfrats. uab oft {umen haburM
Ae Watbbiittr In Enunssnsbnt. aag.n,
lnsmn ie f& uauermut6et Nib seipors
oensn Eeie,sa ssssniibssinbeu. sJsst III
Die Scoesfssafs absef&afft uRo an
sbw Srll. nstgidbriss @stdastslsrof,
anb 5Rgki4 tin, gang srfeSIs6e Gstb.
traf sets.tta.
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taglich melt an i9ren bultsu gsern 3n
srfreuen.
Cine lanae 4}oufe entitanb.
Damn ipdre ih alfo tptrtlidb 1nb
enoeiltig nur elmer bpH ben 6anItis!"
fprad enoli6 Der tisint 0berI.brer nit
feu9ten 4uesn.
Don otn eipistn 1anlIsts Waens
fden. ole iniDenoig unbausspenhas gang
Derfdieben iit,o S9rsr gifts nan9e
in Dsutf9lono : ouben troten un0
pebuntifch, obsr aub perbummelt, bsr=
bfttert, bereinIanlt aber trtnen, ou
tpetB niensann, pas bd olles seblGbt
bat uno nertpeltt III unn BON nt,em
bliibt, bis man Den ormen gbiIifter 8u
@rabe trGgt. oeHsn Oafein in aElsr
gtrf6nieqsubeit rsibsr un0 bnnttr
mar dls 0as nlannes mefifmjesiess
uno MeiberheIotn! Mir 3ipet Ober@
Iebrer. Du unb i'd. iinb ioihs rrthe
unb ann. p9iiiIter uab epouen's phaloz
iopbii4 trageni'
LIMB aeitIebens als bic 26lpen In
Der Gfetsbaut herumlanfsn!" Warttn
@iebenpfeiffer bef4leuuisis istns
Sdrtite nah Dem ihon eans nahen
gaitbous s8um meifsalamm.1 +9lsin.
lfeber greinb = id tdmantte ~ Der
altt aleinrut6. bic GebantenbIdfe
fhftn pteber in mein 6sss- Mber
Define Wortt baben mid auimDedt!
Jest ober nie. Wenn Id ntd)t IN htes
ier Stunbe oen Dthter unb Dtntsr
abfreife. bauts i6 mid ME mstr! umb
i'd Diu mid bGuten! Sd min tein
pfp4ologii4es Rdtbfe! nebr fein Dher
NIT anbern Mortsn elm @fei. elm Meite
wetfer. Der itdb NIT iibsriesensm CD
heln uno leerem Masen Dor Jsiusr
Tonne Die .3dbn. ito6ert. tpsnu Die on@
bern bid unb iatt poriibersehen id
mill felber einer iein = Elm @anaer =
um6 lperoe ss Dir befpetfenl"
aSiebenpfeiffsr fei perntinftist"
.@ernuuft TT unfinn!~ Der Sbtrs
lehrer trat in Die Tbiirs oss ,Msifen
2amms@ unb ridtete iid) aui. 70 boob
er tonnte nWo ift oas JrGulsin2@
fra9te er ben Mtrtb. .No9 pben auf
ibrem 3immera @ut. @eben sic por=
aus un0 fraqen sic, oh id eintreten
barrie SD bate etrDas Didtises nit
ihr 5u befpredenl llno Ou. lieber
Greuno un0 EOlleg,. tuenn Du rsosn
ptLlft 10 faneige, Sd bin Deinem
!5obn enttpd6ien. Sd bin nibt mebr
oas Deife aamm, bas, ipie i'd nsuiih
faste, tn reiferen Sabrsa gum GAaf
ipirb Hno fsinen Namen NIT Reat
fahrt = nein jebt bin i'd lptlb, jsst
laufe i'd 9turm uno leite mi. gstpalt,
uno JETS eegen mein sigenes iApahes
JIsfd. btes tiimmertihe Sdutmeiiters
oaiein in nene, sr0Bere 8ahnen!"
(ssurtiesuna folat.)
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Htn6'S S Gents soapana.g iaarre

pie 3abI Der 0paast.
ltf4sH hat TN pr.abif4sn Gtants.
stbtst frtt benz /. DECEMBER 1900 um
1,623, ,a25 7ussnommen, bss Der Ras
t5oiitsn am |, l,98. TIA, bs oer anSs,tn
Ghriiisn am 4a.aO6, Die Der .SuSsn
usn 1T,179.
8trsfGaf. ais go Es
thiert Dsr!penbsn ok ginsebsrsnea
tn sintgea boHsr seleaeasR @eeenbsn
bes Qfmatapa. Das Tbisr fam be.
qutm Elm @elpi4t Don tttpa 14-22
pfuno trastn unb babel esndbrt Is fit
ausfdlieBlid DON Dem 6rale am Weae.
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Giienbabuz5abrs Ylan.
Neuer sSabrplan Der Nranlas=GaB
Yahrt.

Der neue sSahrplan oieier Ginie,
Der am IL. NDosmber in Rraft trat,
iit nie fDlat:
3ug SEQ. nah gnero, Doafunt, 6Du<
ton, Baco unb oaspiihen liegenben Sta
tionen nerldBt Son GntDnie 8:45 morQens.
3ue Nn, (0abb grndett) narb guerD
goafum, 5ouitDn. gSacp mno baspiiben
lte9en6en Station rerl6Bt San 9(ntonip
UNI 8:5 abenos.
2ug No. 6 nad Beeni[e, Corpus gbriIti
GodpDrt sllice &c. Derl1Bt Gan Nntpnip
uun l:30 mittaas.
3uq ND. bDn Wacp, Soulton, 9uatun1,
@uer1 &c. fonn1t bier nm 6:20 nben0s an.
BUG ND. 3 (9anb grudett) bon 8ocu,
30uiton, goafun1, guern, Corpus gbrilti,
Rp1p0rt, SSalfurias, Alice &c. t0mrtt in
San NHtDniD Inn TAO nIpreens an.
8ng geD. s BON @orpus gbriiti, Rocfs
port, Nlice &c. trifft IN San NntoniD Inn
1:30 Uachmittogs Elm.
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Aaf benz gdlaebtts.se

bss Sebens iblummern ben etuigen Smlaf
uiele Eauien6e. ,ueldbe ben Rampf UNI bas
SaIein nod linser bdtteu beftehen ton.
nen. Sic haben ben 5itrsuis nit benz
9ooe beaabIt, Die 9eduns Dor ben Sd1aae
ren Der Seinoe. ben &rantbeiten, su ners
icbmaben. Gin ioIcbes ShuSniitteI aiebt
es Dor allen BEL ben Mfagen. un6 9eber.
leibea. gs iinb bies bic nur aus beSten
gflansenaoIfen hergefellten ct. Bernard
RrauterptIen. bic iir 25 Gents in anen
Npotbeteu su haben iinh. Sic entbnlten
feline iAarfen Stuife, luie AuedIitber, uno
fino besbalb audi Hitht ibsraudert,
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Mfn 6'sTens q, 900, 900
2allen 3D. II m 10 Tie aebsn
anf6brfth i'm Siiben our9 ben ssroIt
unb Die Na9ldfiisfeit Der gaumDpQs
pfiider berloren. Jlun 1T stnt Mas
f9tne erfunbeH pprbeu ipsl@e biefsn
0trluil ptrlinbsrn ipirb.
Das perg snt Ba
Trom m.IftIItn INTRO aus Der
1out DON adlbrn, 3itgsa, goblf.n
unb 2Iffen berssftsGt, bas Ssm 1ss
f4s5ben biensnbs aus Der bon G9as
fen- Tas Gl6tten Der 4dute, Elm
ipt4tiser Ghesl ber Bsdr6eihans, sre
fofet ausnabmsios mitteIf 8im,seins.
Der g4ob bsu perfien
IoiI steeuiIin Ben 8oben bes 2anbes
tieMolS perIaiTen, unb bas ssf8istt
aud ufdt, obgletrb sr betanntli6 !ptes
ontolt bsrrstt seipriea IN. I'm fetmu
Stkfetn bat Ct ndmti4 sins faIf@e
SohIs stpti9tn bt. unb Der Subsru
@obts p.riif3s grbe siagsbiiIt III. Ss
tommt er benz bergebro9ten gdetr
ssucr ntht mad Dem Ginne, bod mss
ntgitsHs buaftablid mad.
Dit 3ob oblsnabIastEuM.
Igen n orb omtrttas perbtn
snfuminen auf 681, 900. .0o0, 900 Hcns
men, b. 5. ungtfdbr auf sbsnfc pift ipie
bic europa ssf9dbt. Dieis GENIAL.
ttge Menss errtiht aber roo lause
ni4t bic Der spblenfddss 4iisns. Dor.
blgli1 fhsiut gbtna fan uneri6Spfs
TIDE RohIerlager gu baten. unS Elm
btatl6sr Geolos 6at aI1etn bic Roblsne
lager oer A'robin3 SbanIi gu 1900,
300, 100000 5onnsn bers9net.
@randter nbne Dni.
Dtr. Sm arisnal Der @insIif6en
6tobt Sanpang am. DangtI.tidna
nabm man sin gerInhsf4isben nit
spst i6neafeusrnben @sbirsstanon.p
boz, Die be- btrssitsnt martin. G;Sar
Iebes GeFh i bate man Srsi sbenfoGs
IN osm arFenal angefsrtists Granat.n
bereit. Bon bieien feds Granairn
lpoIIh dber niht cine ,ia3ist trepiren.
Dte lInttriuhung ergab, bab man pers
pHsn bate, Die Graa9te# - mit pule
ise ~ iassH,
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Die beften. pon 0eutihlan,

~ Die beften, uon Deutfnlano uno
England itnpurtierten Raiirs uno
EafGeumeiier. Sheeren etc. sI ben
biuiaiten Breifen bel
Yaal gHeiter,
Barber, uno Observation-Disclosures.
Giettriihe Shleiferei.
104 @eitsgonnerce.S Strase.
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9omtbern 9acific 8abn.
Nhfahrt
@. 6. q z. 8abu.

Nah Baco, Iort 8prtb, Dallas, RanIas
City, ct. Souls unb gbicagp, taglitb,
(5nniet Gepet) ..8.45 46eubs
9ocalsua nia SrnitbpilIe. =. a. .10&Drm.
Nntunft;
SDn Chicago, ct. 3Duts, Ranias gitp,
Dallas, Sort 80rtb Mnb Bacn, taglih
(Suniet 9epot) ......... g MDraens,
GocalauQ nia SmithnilIe. -. sos Gbenbs
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egulf Gbure 8ahn.

Nbfabrt.
Nah 2npernia. SUTHERLAND 5prinas.
StedeaIe, taglirb, ........ 800 80rn,.
Nnfunft.
Bon StoGbaie, Sutherland Gprinqs unb
Gunerniu, tialiH, .2:3O gSorbm.
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5 d {.
Y a II q, ID ollie.

eau atntoatr. Yeg., q. Qeu. -
Orbinarp 6.7ll6 Gents; GDDt Drbiagrn
IN Gents; Com Uiibbltna S.9Il6 Gents;
Wibblina 9 9l16 Gents: Ooo6 Ribbline
10. 1I16 @ts.; Ribblina 5air 10.7ll6 Cts.
0al0eftpn, 9eg., q. Ron.--Oroinarn
7.7l6 gts.; @ooh Orbinarp So gts.;
4Dtu Ribolina 9.9Il6 gts.; MiobIina
109 l16 gts.: g1po WiboIiue u.l.16 Cts;
Ri6bling Sair Ii ZIG Gents.
Netn Crleams, Sa., 81. Nop. -
ling 9.7l16 gts.; Wib6ling 10.9Il6 Cts. :;
0Dno Miooling l1Z Cts; WiboIine
sSair 11ss Gents.
BaiiultDGlli nuO oeileaproonite.
Hritna gonnsuolliamen RebI, per
Tpnne $25.
gaumtpeqiamen'0eI, rob, 271s-28 Cts.
griri,n BaumtunfEfan.en Rutben. per
Tnnue $24.
" EN- Il E.
ssartoffeln. galtforniide, $I.75; golo.
cabo, $1.65.
6tuiebeln, Goloraoe, $l.75.
E0naten, 4 8Drbs&iften, SIPS.
8arrDtten, 40 gts. per Dusenb 8anoel,
SiBe &artDffeln, 80 Cts. per 8uibeI.
&obi, $1.75 per 100 Sf6.
80hnen. Batbs, 1870 gts. Der Rifts.
srfine 1910 gts. per 8iffe.
@urten, l Buibel.3ite $I.50-$2 90.
Stra, "a BuIhelsaifte so gts.
Sauaib. "a &uIbel,Sifte 25 gts.
giersRnanaen, 25-35 Cts. per LIBuib.
&orn. 1870 gts. per Dusenb'
BfeIfer, 80 Cts. Der 8pr.
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DRS. HIGHT & WHEAT,

AaknGr3te. SidssWebGn0e.
glIe aahndratliben Nr6eiten nno Spe.
Sialitdt. bic berlhn1te oeutfbe &prselians
Gement.5iilluna. oie qenaae 9uplitate
pom uatarlicaen 2dhnen herfteIIt.
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TUFTS Leber Pillen

balt.n bas SDltem in Drbnuua nns
psrbin6srnben, tranibuftsn3attanh ber
esber. wtl4er Rruntb.iten posbrcsts.
eln vsrhindarungsnittsI
BON ssopfi4msraen. Dpsp.pfia, ,@Apis.
bel, i4Isdtem @eidmad i'm Runst.
Soobrtnntn, belsster 3uns.. eippetit,
!oiistsit, QartIsibiateit uno
Vile bili0iea S,eioeu.
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Das Sabr 1903 tpirb Der ssarnilie
s. sc. Eadet. Nliance. ap.. aIs elm
Blutjahr lanae in Der grinnerung
bleiben. Ct fhreibt: Shmere Blus
tungen Der 2unge bradten mid an
Die SbmelIe oes 9uoes, bis i'd Or.
&ing's Q Neue gntoefuna fiirSbmino.
fuht nnbm uHo bnlb aebeilt muroe.
@muntiert fiir trante 2ungen, Que
iten &c. Bu baben BEL Nbplpb DreiB
uno &. gDbn & So. Breis so Gents
uno ST.. Brpbeflaihe fret.
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iyiws,s S Gents oapana.Giaarrs
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Gin Slufiahr.

(Turtfesung folat. J
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-29
Death of Vim. Logan

William Logan departed this
life November 9th at 1000
o'clock p. m., at the late home
northeast of Missouri Valley.
The funeral services will be
held at the Logan residence,
November Both at loo o'clock,
and burial to take place in the
Frazier cemetery, northeast of
the city. The deceased was Is
years of age at the time of his
! death and had been a resident
.of Harrison county for the past
thirty-five years. Two sons
and three daughters are left to
mourn their loss, as follows:
Mrs. VIM. Martin, of Burling-
ton, Colorado, Mrs. Hayden, of
Council Bluffs, and Mrs. Cod
den, of Nebraska, James Logan,
of Missouri Valley, and Daniel
Logan, of Wayne, Nebraska.
The deceased was a r. an
highly respected by the entire
community, having lived that
life which should bring its re-
gard at that Great Day.
Drs. DeVore and Hanchett
operated on Charles Oleson yes
terday.
Mrs. Geo. Macklin left for
Warrensburg, Missouri, this af-
ternoon, where she will visit
friends until after the holidays.
Fred Fensler is expected
home from Lincoln to spend the
day with his parents.
The w. R. c. Aid Society will
meet on Friday evening, Nov
80, at 2 o'clock p. M, with Mrs
J. D. Brown instead of with
Mrs. Rainbow as previously an
lnounced. President.
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Midland Concert Company

Midland Concert Company
The Midland Concert Com
pany will be the next attraction
at the Opera House, to be given
under the auspices of the
Knights & Ladies of Security.
The company consists of four
young ladies, who are all artists
in their line. If you want to
spend an evening profitably be
sure to remember they will APP
pear at the New Theatre, Fri
day evening, December 7th.
d.
w. ]. Burke is clerking the
Beckley sale today.
This is the kind of weather
that makes the farmers smile
for it is just proper for corn
husking.
Mrs. Schulmeister is spend-
ing the day in Omaha.
Upper Brothers, of Wood
bine, are in the city today.
They will conduct the public
sale for ]. F. Beckley.
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7. j. Henllessey Is pre-.
pared to do uphClstering Of
all kinds. If
Mrs. VIM. Neidermeyer, who
has been quite sick, is reported
better today.
Zach Taylor, of Council
Bluffs, was in tn, Valley today
on legal business.
Mrs. Henry liassens lc-
turned from Ida Grove yes
terday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hargens
will spend Thanksgiving in
Council Bluffs with Mrs. May
Hargens.
Remember DR.. Chapek, the
celebrated eye specialist, will
be at DR.. DeVore's office
Dec. 5, 6 and Z.
Death of Mrs. James Erickson
+ Mrs. James Erickson, aged
26 years, died at her home in
this city at 5:45 o'clock this
morning. This death is indeed
one of the saddest ones that
has occurred in this city. A
babe was born to the deceased
yesterday morning and this
morning the mother gave up
her life for the little one. God
called her before she lived to
know the mother love for her
new born babe. She was a
highly respected lady and her
untimely death is a heart
breaking blow to her devoted
husband and friends. The
funeral will be held from the
Danish M. b. church at 2 %. m.
Thursday, burial il Rose Hill
cemetery.
Carving sets and turkey
roasters; see them in our east
window. Carlisle.
On account of many family
Thanksgiving gatherings on
Thursday, the prayer meeting
of the Presbyterian church will
be held tonight. This notice is
given "lest we forget-lest we
forget"
Agent for 5.A Blankets
and 5.A Plush Robes direct
from the factor, which 1
am selling at about whole
sale prices. Shelton, the
harness man.
VIM. Campbell, Col. Emery
and A. H. Livingston were
Omaha passengers this morn
ing. They are called there to
testify before the grand jury
with regard to the Nebraska
land cases now under discus
sion.
The barber shops will close
at noon tomorrow on account
of Thanksgiving day. Keep
this in mind if Won desire to
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G. L. Jones brought to this Of
fee peculiar ear of corn, that
is a .nubbin," which is only
about four inches long but the
kernals have grown completely
over the end of the cob. The
ear is simply dwarfed but is
surely a natural specimen.
Do not forget the Midland
Concert Company will give an
entertainment at the New
Theatre, Friday evening, De-
cember 18th. Under the aus
pices of the the Knights & La
dies of Security. This is one
(! of the regular course entertain
ments. d.
In the high scnool this after
noon, a Thanksgiving program
is being rendered, as we go to
press. The schools have made
wonderful progress thus far
this fall and indications point
to a successful conclusion next
spring. The teachers have
been complimented for their
good work.
Election OF officers in the
Woman Lodge will be held
| Saturday evening Dec. 3.
Every member should be
present.
DR.. Hanchett, of Sioux City,
was in the Valley on profess
sional business yesterday.
Miss Ogle left for her home
in Pennsylvania this morning,
after having spent several
weeks in the Valley the guest
of Mrs. C. w. McGavren.
Big special sale on buggy
whips. The best Is cent
buggy whip in this city,
now only 1Oc. The best
45c rawhide whip, war;
ranted rawhide from buttt0
Tip now only CSC. A $1.OO
rawhide now 75c. Every
one warranted raWhide
from butt to tip, wire wound ,
guaranteed to give salts.
faction or another whip, at
Skeletons.
There will be quite a number
of the teachers who will spend
Thanksgiving at their respect
live homes.
John Brundidge, Of Wood
bine, was in the Valley on bust
ness today.
H. H. hickman and family
go to Nebraska this afternoon
for visit with relatives.
The case of Charles Revere
in justice court, was continued
until December 10th, at 900
O'Clock, by consent of the coun-
sci. This is the man charged
with robbery of brass from the
Northwestern road.
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loon.
The real estate shark, who
secured money under false pre-
tense in Fremont, is described
about as follows, and gives the
name of Sam Tonnes: Age,
between % and 30; height,
about 5 feet z inches; weight,
$50 pounds; complexion, rather
sandy; hair, between a dan k
brown and sandy; thin face, slow
in speech; unassuming manner.
Had on a dark suit. with square
cut coat coat; black derby hat;
claimed to be a railroad man,
and living near Lincoln. The
sheriff, of Dodge County, Ne
braska, at Fremont, would be
glad to hear from anyone who
has seen such a man.
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To the farmers and p0ul.
try raisers..do you want TO
save money? ] have a lot
Of egg Maker and Stock
Food I will close out at cost.
III you can use anything in
this line come in and get II.
Remember when I say cost
I mean II. Call and be con.
WINGED, at Skelt0n's.
The Methodist choir held an
open session last evening at TIE
home of Mrs. r. C. Hills. AZ
ter the regular practice, a
dainty lunch was served which
was highly appreciated by the
choir.
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Miss Ogle left for her home
in Pennsylvania this morning,
after having spent several
weeks in the Valley the guest
of Mrs. C. w. McGavren.
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DR.. Hanchett, of Sioux City,
was in the Valley on profes-
sional business yesterday.
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"Bill" Adams arrived from
Marshalltown this morning for
a short visit with friends and
relatives.
Prime Gossard was an Oma-
ha passenger this morning.
Mrs. John Owens left this
morning for Chicago where
she will be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. A. C. Middleton.
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Fred Heath, the groceryman,
has a new delivery wagon on
the street. 1t is surely al
beauty.