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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-30

ish domination, there we're in the
city council of Havana n%inety-four
employees, including the secretaries
of the lieutenant mayor. At present
there are more than 400 employees
of city council with salaries much
higher than were received during
Spanish times.
Load on Commercial Men
"A like state of things will be
found by the governor general in
all the dependencies of the state,
the province and the municipality,
and to support this great army OF
parasites the imports and exactions
are exorbitant. The land tax, man
u%faeturing license, customs duties
all, absolutely all, rest upon com
merce and manufacturing, almost
crushing, them out of existence. This
.imperiously cries for a remedy which
must begin with the reduction Of the
immense bureaucracy which is suck
ing the blood from the country and
.discreditlng the administration"
For these conditions La Union
blames Palma's subordinates.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-30
THE MONITOR.

The Monitor, one of the leading
mines at the Peak, is showing up
in frst-class condition, and a large
ore shipment will be made by the
first of the month. Under the able
direction Of General Manager, e. E.
Knapp, the mine cannot become any
thing else but a first-class prod Ger,
a she has entire workisgs in a good
condition and plenty of rich ore
blocked out
About twenty-five miners are reg
ularly employed and it is the idea
Of Mr.. Knapp to put as many more
to work just as soon as shipping
facilities on the railroad will permit.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-30
NIr. Wat.enberg Again in Town

Mr.. Alfred Wattenberg Of the firm
of Foster & Wattenberg, leading
New York brokers, returned to Ton
opah last week. Mr.. Wattenberg is
making a two months tour of the
Southern Nevada mining camps in
the interest Of his clients, who he
feels can be better advised if he is
personally and accurately familiar
with the true conditions. This is his
second visit to Tonopah and he will
be here for several days before con-
tinuing his trip.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-30
YANKEES HEADED
BY SPANISH

Havana, Oct. 29.-There is also
the Spanish point of view to be
taken when the erect of American
intervention in Cuba is considered.
1t is reflected by La Union Espanola,
which has long carried at its mast
head the declaration that it is pub
lished in the interests of the Span
iards of the island. La Union is
frankly hostile to the Aemricans.
The editor says he is opposed to the
United States attitude toward Cuba,
the annexation Of which, within a
long or short time, 1t has decreed."
On the other hand, in a long edi-
torial, he mas this scathing review of
the Palma government:
THE republic of Cuba was not a
republic of producers, but one of
bureaucrats. Had there been places
for some hundreds more, the consti-
tuition might have remained intact.
"As a matter of fact, those who
had true grievances have remained
silent and patiently carried all the
burdens, the climax of their misfor-
tunes being reached when they had
to suffer the disastrous effects of
the revolution. None in Cuba had
more cause for complaint than the
merchants and the manufacturers,
yet neither merchants nor manufac-
%turers had anything to do with the
war nor were invited to help in the
restoration Of peace. They are called
upon to pay the contributions inn
posed by the bureaucracy and had
no voice, nor vote, nor any redress
for their grievances.
Flags Cuban Government
The governor generals %investiga-
tions will soon convince him that the
true revolution against Spain result
ed from excessive taxation and bad
administration. The merchants and
manufacturers now pay heavier
tribute than ever. heavier, too, than
in any other country in the world,
and in this country, which Marti
dreamed was to be a republic, a
larger bureaucratic body is main
tanned than in any other country
with four times the number of in
habitants, and these receive higher
salaries than are paid in the most
fo%urishing nations of the earth. One
fact will suffice to give an idea OF
the %scandalous extent to which this
is true. Ia the times of greatest
bureaucratic excess during the Span
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-30

You can always find a complete
line of Imported and Domestic Gig
arettes at the Cobweb.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-30

Call at the Mizpah Cafe and Grill
for one of the best meals in Tono-
pah. This restaurant IS first class
class in every particular and once
you have eaten there You will always
return for another meal.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-30

Ladies' comonas, night gowns,
%children's dresses; shawls at Esber
& Bro. If
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-30

When you want a messenger call
up 1873. If
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-30

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Published every morning, Monday ex-
cepted, at Tonopah, Nevada.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23

Ganaa n. 5rau s. Solenbs
NORTH, 5reb gOpe. @eore 9lnrmanr
anO bic ainOer Oes Sad SaoOuy iint
auf Der 8rantentiie.
$. 81. yidrmann pOnt eteher.
iielO 1T bier uni ieiHen tHSaatsag grn.
Der an beiufeh
Gler RidarOiOn lit naf ct. 9ouiS
eeanneen UNI oa ben CONNER lber
81 Arbeiten.
8. SbOdlep bat bic BON 3om
SOIldnospOrtb setaufte 5arm bs5o,
gen.
Geo. Shneioer unb Satin rua,
rem am Samitas beiudsmeiie in
GnenSpiGe.
Srute e. 2ebrer Rubert @ross
bat am lebten 6reitag einen erIot1
reiden Shulunterriht fhr oieie Sol.
ION gum abiHluB eebrntt. 8as
ShluBprOsram mar unterbnltenb u.
ciele Beiafer anmeienb. Die Shl
fer pelhe pabreno bee aanSen Fer,
Minis teinen einsieen Gag eeGehlt bat
ten lino ME fOlpt unb truaen @bren-
ab,eihen: SlOra Huumeper, 2utu
Brandt, Bonnie udermnnn, GILBERT
@bter un0 9Olie @bfer. Seoes Der
3enannten erbielt uDa 2ebrer elm
itDnef Bud gum @eihent. Gub
StOlte StuIe b6rte am Gamitae auf
unb war bic ShluBfeier out beiuHt.
Die Daniel 9nppmeper SGule pirb
bette, Greitaa, ShluBfeier batten u
1T Jsoermann acknowledgements.
SRI. Snlitba gtilsmann, BON
Ouensuiae, 1T bier bel Srau or.
Gufoer3eioe gu 8eiud}.
&eu. @eumeier biett am lebten
SOnntag 2lerteljabts Seriammluna
@Ottesoienit In 9eslie al.
j. Brandt nno Satin limb pun
ibrer Seiudsreiie in ct. Souls pie,
Der bierber suriidaetebrt. t
Bittenbers. Sn lesten
sOnntas uarbe Our9 $ahor q.
S4ula in blefeer euaust.s Hirfe bas
iaugite 96dter4en beg gbepaars
Suiept Gnsslbredt sstaufE anb Ct.
bielt ben ghmen aana Carolina.
5raa 8m. @naelbrs4t mar 9aufpa.
tin.
DITTO Gitte reifte am Nontne
nat Nebrasfa UNI Ieinen bort pDgs
uenoen Ontet @uh. gnselbre4t auf
Der 6arm gu gelfen.
.T"tffEff NTNrHGr AfEf artaa..
aarI peiemau p6n aobt ,par
biefer Gage bier bel ieinefi Samies,
ereltern Sermann 8inter al Seiut.
= 6ris &oIfiue bon Charlotte idet
nit ieiner Ruifins 5euerbol5 in bic.
fer Ratbari@uft.
Die 9Odtsr bon @m. GGwep.|
pc befinoet iih auf Der Rrantentiae.
- Die Shute In aiebt's Dihritt
faro am lesten Samfap ibren Nb.
i&lu6 unb bate 9ebrsr Stolte Elm
eutea SrOsram nufsefeGt welGes
alaemeiu b~eiriebiste. 2ebrer Stotte
bat bereits bier sfuei 9ermin SauIe
aebalten uno uirb inn be, brittle
roobl aud nod uerben ba er cline
tafiiee s~uperIdfise sraft III.
ag. Geo. gOiet bat DO n 8
Sired elm Eferb aeiauft.
Sermann Brieiaie piro fur
oas meme 9immel'iHe Sans In Ser.
mann Die @auerarbeit beiOreen.
9enrp Stepban bat Guiiras fl,
8m. Dtepsr cine SHeune su bauen.
OesSleiden foe ghrit Ruffaer un
fur Bm. Bllt lou er elm o heib.
ipei&er errihten.
0ermann Sic emeeer In infolae
Der &rfrantuns ieines gonfins, rueIcb.
er mitoeben DOlIte, nift leste 8ode
mad 2afauette County aerein.
8eu. 8immerle BON Senate
@rOue preOiete am lebten gunntaa in
Der bieiiaen u. Bauls airde.
2ouis uno Sobn gtiebrueape
limb am 9ienitoa nod Otlnbume ae.
reiit UNI ben CONNER ba su bteiben.
Bt0ie 0Ofmann 1T uOn ieiner
SeluHsreiie bel 8srpanDten In
@lenDiIe, @sb., bierher surid &C..
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u. smitb, Dept. 20
oo6.aOs broadway, minpaaiss. Ris.

~iisfifen SHnee wa5reno oes aapsen
8inters. Gaes uerlauat nadb 5rib
llneswetter, nur nod Elm bisHeu
Seoulb. co miro better.
Snfolee bes aubaltenben Bin
ters uir6 Der Guttermansel bier iebr
flblbar.
5ermaun 3Omte bot feline
5arm an Sermanu 8tOppbaus iar
5000 pertauft.
I'm na&hen 9onnerFas tpirb
ole sdule i'm 6Oppe Dihrit IGliesen,
uuo am 5reitaa bic S9uls i'm Stolpe
Dlitritt. SUfeutlid miro Damn nut
Dos eruanidse 5rabIiussmetter elm.
treten.
I'm Sunntag ben eriten Gpril
ueroen bier in Der airde bic bies.
labri9er @0nfrmanten ibre Brlfuua
beteben. Die Namen bsrietben ino:
&Obert Bod. 9beObOr Ruihel, CON
zoo aataI, Rilbelm SOpps, Goaaro
8ahrow. Grnhiue Bobt unb Sobanne
Hldmegsr.
Baul aeIler uuo Grau uurOen
am Issten Snmitaa Nbenb pom ibren
5reunoeh uno Raabarn Az ibrem
5 idbrisen Sodseitstase NIT e,neu
Stdno&eu ibsrruiHt. 8lr iudnlden
OaB Greuno Baul uno feline @attln
nod re&t oft lbr pUhSsitsfeh feiern
m6een.
- Guf Der Rrantenlihe befnoet
liH frau Q. $. u melting. Vii nun
ifen baloise SeTeruns.
Ghus. Balhmsner, be Blot
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23

iUobltbusno iuirttR Oieis Massntoblttten, bah
i6OH Gdue eebeilt %iuarOen, no uni4einsnn
ttiut Siiiie msbr m6elib mar. IS lit tiu
tpuuoerbarts Mttttl, lpeI6ss Sud
In iurler 3eit .bsiltn piro. Gin iaufrtr,
ties 52ieitises BUD, tpsI6ss Sbrsn iSua g.
iau beibreiben wirb, ieuoe i'd sbenfals fret
S6idt ftin @elo Oosr 9Oitmnrfen, oenn i'd
irta, oob ieoer Rronte Dieies i6ftIiGe Mittd
erit nuf utetne Rotten prObirt,
Muu oortiiire:
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Die SeHHeunms Der GrSbeben.

Yroteitor Nuinpen bat in einem
iiinsit in 4Sln ssbultensn 9Ortrase ins
terefiunte seididtlids g~iu5elbeitsn
unseii8ts Der in Iebtsr 3eit ii6 msbs
renben Grbbebenit0be n~iebergeltst.
Durd bic 9erbeiieruns Der Snitrus
msnte 1T es in Der lsbtsn 3sit seiuns
gen, cine uusebeure Mense BON Grbs
beben feESuitsllen. Su Der G9peij
purbtn BON 1880--1889 633 @rbs
ftoBe bcobahtet; in benz erb6ebtnrsi&en
2anbe, Supan SGblte man bon 1856
1889 500 srobe @rbbeben (nidt Gins
SeIit0Be). Die art, tpie bic St6bs toms
men, III betfniebsn. Oos @r6beben,
6as 1855 Gtffabon srobentbeiIs oers
forte, 'iDat muir Elm einSiser StOb, unb
bds gtbbeben bonn 81. Muguit 1896,
bas IN gbarlefon in Siibtdrolina 70
sroB. 8srbeerun9sn anri6tste, beitonb
aus slpei Sauptit0ben bon so Setuns
ben Darer; mad 8 ptitereR Setunbsn
mar gar feline Spur mtbr su bemers
fen. 0emgegeniiber tpdbrte bas pbotis
fHe grbbeben nit 300 srobsn unb beis
IGufis $4,000 tleintren, pbne Snitrus
rr.nts bsobadttten GtDben bonn /. Mus
quit 1870 bis babin 1873. Dos nit ben
b1hfig perbuRbene @erGaih hordties
rifiert Ti4 bon einem Iangsn Donnsr
bis gu MIR einem tur3en Small, unb
feline Stdrte ftebt in tsinsm 3uIams
menbana nit Der Gr6be bes 9ebeRs.
Die @ri9Itterunsen iinb cntpeber tins
lnb btrgebenbe ober BON unten dgfs
treibtnOe 1stpesunstn. Die lsbteren bss
fuirten oft. pennslsi9 lie ME mebr CIs
apei bis brei Millimeter mtiien sleihs
ipcbl burd lire Seftigieit, baB S1iz
Ter, pflafterteine uHb Meni9en bod
in bic Cuff ssidIeubsrt ipsrbsR; bds
seiGdb 1888 in &alabrisn, 1897 IN
Rio 8ombo. mo- 2ei9en aus ben @rGs
bern a%eporfen tpurbsn unb 1872 in
Sumaiia. Die untsri..iTGsn CRIB pb.r
ioaendnnten SHbeben fiRe nur ielten
fir bic S9iffe cine bireite @efabr;
nlr iiebtn iinb ~feitseittIlt, in btner
S&ifft in bic SSbe sel9ltub.rt nnb
erhebli@ beihGbi9t porben 5inb. 9as
ce9en perurIdGen bic Seetebsn manhs
mol setuaItiseGlutbmsllsn bon 3 Bis 10
Weter 6Dht, bi; allies SerItDrsn, mo lie
ouf 2unb treffen. 60 gine cine Glutb,
luelle bon benz am Is. 4usuIt 1863 in
8eru itottsebabten 8sben aus, bic BEL
elmer 6Ortpflon3uns bon 200 Bis 400
SeemeiIeH in Der Stunbe Bis gum is.
augut bauerte, auF allen Snftln Sss
Stillen Ssedns unb Ielbit nod an ben
Riiiten bon QuTtrali.n unb Sapdn
9roBe 8erbeerungen anri1teie. Tod
erinnerli9 lit, baB am Is, Suli 1896
cine grbbebenflutb an Der nDrbGFIid.n
&uite bon Hipon $1,000 MtnT9tn
bds 2ebsn toItete. Der Rebner beIpra4
Johann bic llrfaden Der Grbbe6en, bic
tinmul In BEN ginftur5 bura 8difsr
aebiloetsr unterirbif4er SSblen seIil1t
perben. bdnn aber in Der ipeiter Torts
i6rsitenben Grbbilbuns, b. 3. in btr
peitersn aufammen5iebung hires Gus
berea toltsn Wantels mad 8srbdltnis
Der 4btiibluns btS Snnern, nobel bic
buItaniiaen GrIdeinunsen bi.Ifad ais
8esIeiteri4einunaen oufsefubt perSsn.
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mauSeInSs porparfe

L
iino enc bdufat Srid in a; +. b.
Tenihen, bic NIT mem haB IN @,ob
itensn our6 els'ne @aihuOunq. 9
blrpp n Iih mhbiam ocnin, i,h ielau
uno t1ren Sahl. linen irersQ upIfyn
Su oopp item 8OrwWf @titens baU,n
Vie mutnmiIllg. lei ~ 9nrh ueberurpv-
lung ODER Ourh Wenahla II una bee
aOtpers ODER Ourn llerermaB &c 8tt
~auisnnser, lbren ab.psr Suuuel.
3Dritens aber babeH lie ,nrem q BIN I,
nGhoem iP eiHmnl sIfrnnit parvn, fene
pllfe ~on9epelhtu iaiisn. la Is. BAD Nt
bic uriprii' sllhen Aiauibeispei hwer-
ben ntht eucltsifI. Ocer lei es, Onb fp.
mas noh i6liumsr n, non Quad atbsr
~ Grandfather l,sien. nm Il . Don oielen.
aaeaa ss..e., :srss GSsass ~. f;;a !,
nj tcli iGsn SuOnnRSen nDh mehr Ssr-
rltirn III iaIi,u. yHns Die MfenIhsa
cOh FIR EhoreN iinN! Sn aleu- apu
thetsu s,ebt 20 fur rs &gnis tin mnhrs
hoftes, nur aus reinsu unO belttdi tQen
8fanSeniditsn herleneliss Miutl, Nas
iidere 1elIuUs per,9oiit, menu Rope
ID r,r5en. Snw nbsl, Wlotiaieit, Sc ],
ilUpien. WerItOpiuua uns nnosre Der
oauunasbeinDerneH Gun ouleigeR eos
abr enreu Rcrprr Dernat laiI a. nool
ano Dor Orr nabsn EoDes9sfOpr b I se.
tdhrliGiten Nebet- nao Ris,enIsiOsn
.ftShi. Didss unUrrale,hi me M iiet,
bds pieien 9auIsnben ltOn 10 eDsr au
Utn,0er @eiunphsi: , rBati, i b Die
e. HeEnnlb 4 aatslpiusa.
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f1adrut on unlern aeIIebten sohn nnr


nadrmf on uniern seliebten Sobn une
Hrucer 3 o b n W in la no, actor.
ben an 11ien Nldr3 1906.
Ersues Sohn iino Srnoer, nur lieaii oa
SGcn int Grab our leBtsn Rut,
Weineno idiauen mir hernieber,
ani Dem titles Sd,ioi9emadJ
yltenale tebrIt bu al unS mieeer,
Dornm ipeinen mir Dir noco,
@robe ed)mer5en bait oil aueaeIianben,
She ou 5ur etpisea Rub 9in9it Gin.
Die 0erSen bic bib lieb 9eponnen,
19eroen ME unb ME per9eIen ocin.
Der Sag brad, an. Die Come 8in8 aul,
Du bait beeno.t ocinen eebeHslauf
At,aie ia.f. In itsacu ASmfEFy:st III
Soft Der Derr Wirb mier lr6Iier iein.
Setpiomet bon oeln,n iranernoep Stern
imio @sihlpiher.
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Aas Dem County.

@nstUnaoe. SRI. &iel
8DeHler mar lebte Gute bel ibrer
Mutter bier gu Seiu9.
9ns Gbspanr Baoe Rittel III
mad ct. aouis seSuseu.
5ruu 8ation uno 2ohiet iino
nod SOnnetts DliI eereili.
Grau s. Copeland unb sobne,
ebeninqs Serr u. 5rnu sHerer nebIi
atnber iino Seim sereilt. sic uaren
beim Gbepnnr 8aibel 81 9eiuH.
- Grau gaOn Gleiiaer mar leste
@ohe In gbamois.
- Sabt SIR bic neueu 5~rabiobrs.
iunareu bel GsOn JletiHer's anee.
Isben?
- Sri. ROrma @artiu bat iia BON
iarer &rantbeit iUmeit erbOlt OaB
man nidt rlehr iar lbr 2ebsn farhtet.
RtGaet 9sdermunn lieet on
Rbeumotis mus 0arnieoer.
Sci. Zinc Bedmann Ia bier 81
SeiuH.
Guf Der arantenlite finb SRI.
Glfe GOuruiue. 6ruu SObn Selmie,
aUuis sawetpbauisn unO Grau Gai.
bei.
5rl. GIuinn aatt bat fid bon
ibrer aranfbeit iOweit erbOlt Oas fe
pieber uod ct. Souls reiieu tonnte
nm lire tlnterrihtshuuoen ole 9ele-
ernpbiien nui5unebmeu.
Grau Gsamu sherer 1T nab
8sGIe Bieu, Sas., ssrsiR.
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3nltet bic Rleinen eeiunO unb
alhfliH. Sbre 3orten. eHpfuoIid,en
&6rper erbeiiHen milbe beilenOe Mlit.
tel. SOQther's ROdg MuuntoiR
3bee bait ke trditla nnb eefnnb. SIS
Gents. 9hee Ooer 9obletten. SBateer
Bros.
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Neue Mnaelgen.

NanEiaeune. gDir ipred)en biermit I'm,
fern inni9iien Sont aus, an alien ben
jenisen bic unS beim lobe uniercS seIlebier
SohueS uub gruoerS : o b mein Ia b
behiililid) iparen iolpie audi ben uieIer
3relmoen uuo BetonHteu weld)e Iid) an bel
Beerci9unS betbeilisten uno oerIelben bel
wobrten, %uniereu ber5Iiditen Dant.
Die trouernoen Gliern
6einri6 Detnlanb u. Satin
nebtt Ginoer.
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sRnH Sbr nit tintm trariru @ae:n
rptr ben Dapur6 berporasruieHen llrs,
iadea, ais Ytrtopiuua, 2eberltiOtH, Sd
inrrrbOiOtH, 9opfidmtrjeH, iGHrts gHi4
ifpBeH, SerjbreHHtH, @lihnu9tn, Ehlat.
IOttittt, gsitiae Observation-Disclosures, StTis
Ilopf.n, 9trp9ftdt, @dgeniatdrrb, RdQtl
gtIdwiirt, @ageHeas, @etibl Der Solbtt
Hnd BEN Gfel, aatiobtH, e@mtiitH In
@r Ragtnatgeno, btltattr 3Hnae, biittrtm
Gtf9mad Tn MHHOt, appetitl0Taielt ETC.,
kbaftet ieio, oonn isHbst mir Gurtn Namsn
rnb aOrtfit, i'd p,rOs GuG Elm freieS
Qodtt bon meiuen Rnsentablsttsu isuben,
irtl6s Gu6 in Riirlt btiltn iUerOsn. go
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23

Souls Suihmeier bot bic Sc
Derle Gnrm eerentet, Sebt poBt aui,
ihr Sungena, wenn ibr 5reuno
Souls nit trubtenber Nisne pom
G~ourtbaus iommen ieht 1T GO 8eii
BOB tbr cure 8lehtrDmmeln uno Sin.
hrumente In Ssrshifait ballet.
6ran aOuls @ten9es nelhe an
Det eunaenensunoune lna III auF Der
Beiieruue.
Die Brloer 9einrih unb 2ouis
9OeiHel fino nod 3nnins psreiit um
ben CONNER bu gu bleiben.
- Eonp, bas 8 idbripe ebbn&en
BON aurl Buiamepsr 1T tran,.
Gsr &c idtEtss Gnbreas Dstte,
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-23
war,linee

3M rerfanfen; mein I4SneS gmuelen in
Sertnann, betiebeno aus 30 Gotten, HbeiI
nit Weinreben uno Peercn oIer gtrt be.
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-07-13
An. Appeal.

The Chautauqua COMMITTEE on
entertainment desires the co-opera-
ton of all our citizens in providing
for the people who will attend our
Assembly. it's expected that there
will be a large crowd in Worth1ng-
ton during Chautauqua week. We
must provide Tor all VINO NAV wish
Judgement and in order that this
may be done....it will be.::necessary
that many homes be opened for their
entertainment. -. Let each home
provide as many rooms as possible.
A good.spartss. Of the SUCCESS of:.our
Acknowledgements upon the manner
in which we:...oare for the crowd.
Will you not list your rooms with
the mittee.. 80 at once, stating
price for lodging, the number of
persons you can accommodate and
whether meals will be furnished.
Notify.;'any member.:..o the COM
mittee.
q. A. Cahoon,
Loren Clark,
james Mackay,
Committee.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-07-13

Window Citizen: The Fourth in
Window was the deadest day of all
the year. counting even Sundays.
Even the water wagon went out of
commisson, the chickens went to
roost, antsVhe only recollection Of a
patriotic past and intimation that
there was some life was Hughey
Clark and his dog. The1Methodists
and others held a picnic at Fish
Lake; a few went to st. James,
where Jas. Hanton's Merry Legs
was beaten by a nose in close
race. Aboat a dozen went to. Jack
son and saw tire fast ball team of
that place shut Window :out by a
score CT 10 to o. At Worthington
there was a big delegation..from =.
Window, who report g lively. cele
obratiun, one Of the best they ever
went to.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-07-13
First Baptist Church.

Sunday morning July 18th. the
pastor, Rev. Irving 81. Darnell, will
preach from the theme, 1.-THE Grace
of Contentment'', and in the even
ing there will be an echo service
from the Young Peoples Conven-
tion being held in Omaha this week,
Mr.. Darnell left Wednesday night
for Omaha to attend the fifteenth
annual meeting Of the International
Convention of the Baptist Young
PEOPLES Union which meets from
July 18th: to July 18th. Several of
the members made up a purse
sufficient TO more than cover the
entire expenses of the trip, and
surprised the pastor with it, thus
making it possible for him to 60 to
the convention by the courtesy OF
the church. =
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-07-13

Miss Rachel Patti Maxon, OF Bos
ton, Mass, who will also conduct
the classes in Ladies' and Girls
Physical Culture. Miss Maxon viii
also appear On the regular program
during the Assembly.
The Assembly will open promptly
at 1 100 O'Clock on August 9Th with
an address of welcome by the Presi'
dent, Mr.. A. T. Latta, followed by
the Lecture, ''Lights and Shadows
of Prison Life."- by Mrs. Maud
Ballington Booth. During the
afternoon, classes in Choral work
and Phi ysical Culture will be
organized. Evening.-Concert by
Carolina Jubilee Singers.
Tuesday, Aug 9TH, 2nd::day-Chil'
dren g Day. Concert by the Caro-
lima Jubilee Singers, followed by
Prof. Pamahasika, with his trained
dogs and binds. The evening enter
tainment by the trained dogs and
birds and concert ny the Carolinas.
Wednesday-Concert under the
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-07-13
to Come Assembly Worngton

the satin surface save the sheeny
roll from the cut water OF the gaso-
line launches as they meander here
and there over its CLASSY bosom.
What a time the bathers are having
as they ascend to the dizzy height
and then glide down the long in
cline and plunge into, and are lost
in the flying spray of the blue
waters. This must be the very
quintessence of exhilaration and
what do you think it reminded me
of, we'll Ill tell you, but the girls
will giegle and the bald-h heads will
say, oh pshaw. It was Chas G. Lee
land I think who originated the
saying and the subject was yam
kee with live yankees g experience
say he. ''The first time Sally Ann
let me kiss her I felt like I was
sliding down the off side of rain.
bow with Yankee doodle under each
arm and a big hunk of maple sugar
between my teeth. Now I have left
out something I particularly wanted
to say and that was about the first
Fourth Celebration in Worthington
in 1879 but will have to postpone
that now.
Old time''Farmer John".