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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13
TO ITALY TO END HIS LIFE.
An 0kIahoman Will Die on His
Sweetheart's Grave.

New York, Sept. 10.-A drama tic
scene occurred on the French line
pieriust before the steamer Ls Prov.
ence left for Hsvre. Among the pas
sengers was Luigi Contanrini, 81
years old, bound for bis old home In
Locco, province Of Lombard, Italy,
TO keep q pact to die on his sweet.
hearts grave.
Antonio Contaurini, bro.her OF
the passenger, created the scene and
afterwards told his brother's story.
He said that Luigi became betroth-
ed to Josephine Bsllatini, a girl in
his native town. Her parents op.
posed the match, preierring wealth.
Ter suitor, and Luigi, with his sweet.
hearts promise to keep faith, came
TO this country to seek his fortune.
He bought a farm near Beaver
Ok. Then he wrote for Josephine + @
come, but she replied that she could
not, that her parents forbade and
that she intended to commit suicide,
She wrote that she expected Luig'
to join her In death.
News that the girl had carried out
her purpose followed. Luigi sold his
property near Beaver and started
for Italy to kill himself on the girls
grave.
His brother Antonio lives In Pat
erson, N. j., and Luigi went to him,
told him the story and bade him
farewell. Entresties failed to swervs
the man and on the pier Antonio
made bis final appeal. He clung tc
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13
PE-RU-NA STRENGTHENS
THE entire SYSTEM

Mr.. Chas. L Sauer, Grand Scribe,
Grand Encampment l. o. o. +. Of
Texas, and Assistant City Auditor.
writes from the City Hall, San Antonio,
Tex:
"Nearly two years ago I accepted o
position as secretary and treasurer with
one of the leading dry goods establish.
ments Of Galveston, Tex.
"The sudden change from high and
dry altitude to sea level proved too
much for me and I became afflicted
with catarrh and cold in the head, and
general debility to such an extent as to
almost incapacitate me for attending
TO my duties.
H was Induced to try Peruns, and
after taking several bottles In small
doses I am pleased to say that I wss
entirely restored to my normal c00d3.
fion and have ever since recommended
the use of Peruna to my friends.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13

bis brother, psssionstely implorin E
him not togo. Luigishook his head
Antonio then hall dragged his broth
er to an open space on the pier, ieac
on his knees, raised q cruclfx aloit
and renewed his plesdings. Luigi
could not be moved and finally went
on board the La Provence.
When the ship sailed Luigi stooG
at the rail watching Antonio, who
had again fallen 80 his knees and
with outstretehed arms was beckon-
ing to his brother.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13

It Is q significant iact that the
strongest animal Of It's size, the
gorilla, also has the largest lungs.
Powerful lungs means powerful crea-
tures. How to keep the breathing
organs right should b mans chiel.
est study. Like thousands Of Others,
Mrs. Ora A. Stephens, Of Port Will
Hams, O., has learned how to do this.
She writes: "Three bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery stopped my
cough Of two years and cured me oI
what my friends thought consump
don. o, it's grand Tor throat and
ling troubles" Guaranteed BY
| Frehk 4. Clay druggist. Price 50t
|And $1.00. Trial bottle Tree.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13
n Believe Il Wise and lust
to Revise Tariff Schedules. !"

Secretary Tar.
Speaking my individual opinion
and for no one else, I believe that
since the passage Of the Dingley bill
there has been change In the bust
ness conditions Of the country max
Ing II wise and just to revise tht
schedules Of the existing tariff. Tht
sentiment In favor OF q revision oi
the tariff 10 growing in the Republi'
can party, and in the near riuturs the
members Of the party will doubtless
be able to agree on q reasonable
plan. But the work OF the present
session, which was pressing in its
urgency, could never have been &C.
complished II there had been intro.
duced into Congress and the coun.
ellis of the party the heated discus.
sions certain to arise over the ques.
tions OF the revision OF the tariff.
How soon the feeling In favor OF re-
vision shall crystsllise into action
cannot be iorstold, but II is certain
to come, and with 1t those schedules
OF the tariff which have inequalities
and are excessive will be readjusted.
The reasonable prospect of q revis-
ion OF the tariff by the Republican
party on conservative lines should
certainly be greatly preferred by
those who favor revision and yet be-
lieve In the protective system to leg.
islation which is always threa tened
by the incoming OF q Democr atic
Congress and a Democratic admins.
tration under the battle cry, "A pro.
tective tariff Is q robbery OF the
many for the benefit Of the few and
to the disaster to general business
which inevitably follows. From
Secretary Tait's speech at Bath, Me-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13
This Husband Wants AIImony.

Cleveland, o., Sept. 10.-Harry
Schwind, q machinist. has filed suit
for divorce and alimony. He claims
that for ten years he has been a hen.
pecked husband and In addition to
legal separation from bis wife he be-
lieves he is entitled to money for the
support OF himself and two children
He alleges in his petition that his
wife has kept 80 per cent Of his ear
ings for ten years and that once
when he bought q suit Of clothes fol
himself she diminished his food sup
ply to make up what he had spent
for the clothes.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13
DIR. JIM. NORRIS
SPECIALIST.
ON THE EYE, EAR, NOSE
and THROAT.

Gives special attention to the treat
ment OF Catarrh and its effect upon
the Ears, Throat and Lungs.
Those in need OF Glasses can have
The eyes tested free, and properly fit-
ted.
Office on the South side, over El-
mar Dixon's store.
Ofioe hours from 8 q. m. to 4 pm.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13

Albany, KY, Sept. 10.-Ons man
dead, one fatally wounded and two
Others badly injured y the result ol
'a shooting In Pickett county, Tenn.
Luthss Clark. Roscoe Reagan. and
J. N. Gillsnums are said 70 have
done the shooting. They have not
been arrested.
The shooting, II Is said, wss the
result Of Q mistake. The men at
tackled we're mistaken for other per.
a0na
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13
The Love FamiIy's Reunion.

Newkirk, Ok, Sept. 10.-Three
hundred members OF the Love family
from New York, Virginia, Indiana,
Illinois, Missouri and numerous
other states are participating in
the reunion Of the family at the
home Of John Love, west OF here.
These reunions are held every five
years in different parts Of the coun.
try. It will last two days and the
time 10 spent in visiting.
+ The Loves are the descendants oi
I've brothers and three sisters who
landed In New York from Ireland In
1888.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13
"To Cure a Felon"

says Sam Kendall, Of Phillipsburg,
Kan, Gust cover Il over with Buck
lens Ainica Salve, and the Salve
viii do the rest" Quickest cure for
burns, boils, sores, scalds, wounds,
piles, ecsema, salt rheum, chapped
hands, sore ieet and sore eyes. Only
25c at Frank T. Clay's drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13
Well Worth rJlns.

W. d. Brown, the popular pension
attorney, Of Pittsdsld, Vt, says:
"Next to o pension, the best thing
70 ret 3 Dr.. Kings New Lie Pills. 2
ia writes: 'sthey keep my family IN
gDlsndid health. |" Quick cure Tor
hsodAchs, constipation and bilious
-. 26c. Guaranteed 81 Frank
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13
ROAD EXPERTS ARE NEEDED.
UnskllIed Highway Building
Harmful, q Speaker Said.

~
Missouri good roads convention,
which had been In session here since
Tuesday morning, closed Friday
night. The 400 delegates left for
their homes with the understanding
that another meeting will be called
In Jefferson City while the next legis-
lature Is In session, when the energies
Of the good roads advocates will be
directed toward bringing about q
state constitutional convention.
No attempt was made to perfect a
permanent organization OF the good
roads advocates. After a two hours
business session this afternoon 1t
was agreed that the movement for
highway betterment is safe IN the
hands Of the state board OF sgricul-
ture and would better remain In
those hands until the winter meeting
In Jefferson City.
A majority Of the delegates re.
mained to hear an address by Arch
er D. Hurlbert, author OF "Am erica q
Historical Highways" q govern.
ment road expert. Mr.. Hurlbert g
address was full of Information cal.
culated to further the intelligent
building OF good roads.
"Eaormous sums Of money are be-
ing wasted In road building throug b
ignorance OF scientific Methods" he
said. Your township highway OF.
ficers and your county courts would
save money In the long run by EN-.
ploying road engineers to advise
with them and supervise the work ol
construction, no matter what the
cost. OF the total sum available for
road building purposes 10 per cent
would be q reasonable amount to
reserve for employing expert assis.
|tance.
"The ordinary surveyor or civil
engineer knows no more about scien
tiac road building than he doei
about operating locomotive. A
competent highway engineer has g
training entirely different from tina I
Of a surveyor or civil engineer.
81 understand that you have the
work out system Of road tax In
Missouri, under which arrangement
the taxpayer may pay his tax in
money or work 1t out on the public
roads. This Is unqualiaedly bad
and has proved SO in every state
where 1t is tried. Unskilled farmer
labor on the country roads Is seld ON
beneficial, and often harmful. With
Ia cash tax each community has an
assured income Of 80 much and can
plan it's road improvement expendi-
lures accordingly.
"Each county should be divided
into districts, each district to take
care Of Its poll or road tax The
money collected should be divided,
two thirds to be expended In the dis
trict from which 1t came for road re-
pairs, and the remaining one-third
paid into a general fund for emerg-
1ency uses, such as the construction
OF large bridges"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13
Henry Aliens Tariff Vie We,

K. G. Star.
Henry Allen Of Ottawa, Kas., wes
at the Blossom house the other
night. Mr.. Allen said he did not b.
heve Secretary Tait's recent speech
favoring tariff revision would affect
the policy Of the Republican csndi.
dates In Kansas.
"AS Q matter Of isct," he said,
"thers has been Q strong sentiment
for q systematic revision Of the tar.
Ii schedules In Kansas for several
years. The people Of the stats are
never inclined TO tosdy to any ssi
Of political principles unless they be
lieve them. They are never stand
patters' and / don't think Mr.. Tait'l
opinion VIII change the sentiment
one way or another. |"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13

4 Guaranteed Cure For Piles
Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding
piles. Druggists are authorized to
feiunding money ifPAZOOINTMENT
fails to cure in 6 to IA days. SOC
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13
Has Stood The Test IS Years.

The old, original GROVES Taste
less chill tonic. You know what you
are taking. 1t is iron and quinine In
q tasteless form. No cure, no pay. SOC
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13
70 cure 4 Cold in One Day.

TAKE LAXATIVE BROMO QUI
NINE TAblsts. All druggists refund
~ monsy \ II fails to cnre. =. ".
Grows sgnAtureis oneach box. 10
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-09-13

CAOToR4A.
IslssAs 1IAs Kind ysl Il. ll.r bssx
- lsfzzss<
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
atunt WtsrDarnt,.

quf BEN Neg. nab nHioH
6root, 10 er oem 9tgracriHs isfnss
grlotrs tsipobnen Iuoats, III "a Goss
Liz oer 50 Sabre ate II d. smith,
Gin roblboHuosr gHraer BON SRis
bon, Ga, &i elmer 1ur6breRnerel
t0cilin oerungludt.
IN Der 4n.01e ar aBisconiH
Rioer gulp Dc 9apsr So" 81 ste
oens y oint rihtete 5eAsr eiRtH
5faNn BON ca. $4,000 an. 1urh
zen grlnO iinO stpa 135 4r6eiter auf
mebrtre Uioudte 5eifdftiaun9slos.
Sin polniidsr ar5siier sriitt zen
Tlammsntoo uRo msbrere apeers ents
gingsn nur tnapp einem gisiGeHS6its
tale 5si einsm Brace osr bag go5irs
bdus 5tr s5o6Eion greei eum6sr So.
nabe St + o plton 3trItorts.
Die 90 Sabre ate 5rau elii.
gena, bic BET ibrsm Sobue 5Obn gsua
in 3oDn Gait!erOd 81 WuseODa
lebtS, srlitt auf BEN Ufss 81 eirsm
dHtersR etpo cine Mols Don bort ents
fernt lt6enoen anbersn Sobns, Bel osm
lie biz 5eisrtdge o%srbringeH pO1ie. ben
3oo ourdJ @rfrieren. Grit nab 3 ga
gen faRD man lie lls isifgsfroreHe
Qei6e.
I'm 5agt DOT i,iRsr 5oh3eit
nurbe oer 28iabr. grth. 5aut in ben
l8am6<rlp . Glart qapisrmatieu su
Niagara 3piideH elmer itapsreR
9opierrone uuo elmer Siabtpal3e 3srs
moImt.
gu GtaFtl Wtf.. Duroe eer
6~ol3tdnoler Ism. Z. Sbislos, Elm aItsr
6inDobHer DON Warinetts, OOH
einsm umitirjsnosn 9gume sri6las
gen.
Nod ~2lid6rigsr Q5Dsisnbsit
unD natsem er Is. Sabre lang Don isis
nen Q~Hseb0rigeH fir tOot gebaIten
noroen mar, 1T osr ~45idbriss 0iaiam
Wc@ia 3ur utberraihung ieintr bod
bttaqten Gttern nd6 9euof1u sus
rid5etsbrt. ST BAT Ii6 i'm 0sfsn
a~uF3e6oItsn uno elm Nitt uubstrddts
Iites 3ermogen erporben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
gus Rurtne.

Der S6ulBfhe 8opcott 5aa,
oer tirjlih DON Rittsr 5opler gesen
bic bieiigsR @eUertI6aften nti6ieoen
DurDe. piro ieBt duf 9ttreiben Ger
Qr5sttergepsrH6lftsn Ns 9ar3sn Gan
beg bis juy b0dItsu 5Ritan3 osrTo6ten
peroeH, Fur bic Auf5ringunq Ger
apiteH poQeu fd oisllnioHen 0erpili6s
ten.
Die groBen Qnlagen Der ameris
can Stein & 5ouHorD 50. 81 9attHoe,
in oer Rd6e DON Bier. iinp ourh 6suer
9roBent6eils 5eritort poroen. 3ieUerts
hdtten 5atten eiHen Dertb BON $780,
600 unD bic BARN snt6altenen mdibiz
rer'en eiHen Iolhen con $4,000 Der
oESsridtete Shaoen ioQ itb auf $50,
600 beldufeu.
Bel eiusm .ireuROi6dftli6eR"
Ringtdmpie. zen Der 7idbriSe 6arolO
RelioH nit einem S6utssfGbrten bat
te, puroe sr pon oieiem nisoerseporien
uub i6lug oerart nit Dem aopfe auf,
oaB Ct cine Geoirnsrifitterung erlitt,
Der Ct am iolssnoen Gage erlag.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
aus Orhkurb.

5er bat lid bic .9dis superior
Southern Rp. 50" orsaRiIrt, bic 5es
dbfhtiqt cine 8ohnlinte pom 5uron
Ban am Superior Gee ii5erG bampioH.
Utid., 6lorencs, appiston uno OH
toib nab Raoiion 3u 5ausH. Dsr Ban
Der 9abn ion i6ou gu qnIar9 oes
ndhF!en 5abres in Qnsriif senpmmeu
peroen.
1urb %unbetannte uriuhs eHts
itano in Der QRlase Der GIblOib SUR
njtnre So. Elm 5tuer. peltes stusn
Shaosu BON $4,000 anribtets.
9unoesltnator 9a5olette iou
bedbli6tiatn, 5lorian 2ampert oou
bier ais gunoesmarihdu fit BEN 0t
li6en Uisconiiutr 0iitriet gu smpie1-
len.
Die Arbeitsr oer Boiue 9umber
So. rpelbe o. B. Die arbsit MEIER.
le1ten. neil elmer ibrer 8enoTen pom
sintm lriehiiten 4r5siter geihoNen
puroe, inn ipieotr CUR arbeit 3urid
qgtebrt, u0hoem ne pom loren 4toeit9e-
bern bic 8erIfsvur9 erbaltsn bdtien,
DAB lie 5sgeu ale 9nlriiie Ser 5riehis
ideH Irhitsr NiddBt peroen mir
BEN. Otto Raoil eer ourb ShiiHe
oerpunoets 4rbsiter. sebt ieiHer Sc
neluHg entlegeu.
Otto 9,sasi, Elm II Sabre alter
ShdIer Der Ct 8inesHjs5dule. ptro
ieit siui9eu 1aseR permiBt uno man
beiiirttet, oaB ibm Elm uugIid 5u9e9
itobsn 1T.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
Wccbenrundscbau.


Der 4rdiioeut Iisb osm Son
lreB in elmer 5sioHoereH 8ptih1it ieis
ne ARtport ouf Die SsRaisrtiolution
3usebsH. pslbe Nuftldyung lbsr ben
5da con 9ropRsoiae periaR9,s.
- @r ibjtoert c0rIn Den 9or9lHl
10, ME tr ourb laterlubaugsn ieit-
geItat puroe,
Seine 0dHoIunssptiit. sr,.drt
Der YrdFotRt, iiebe poais nit oer9un.
oespsrfahun9 in ue5ereinfimmun9.
Sine uuNriu6uR9 Der Afflirs
ouyb siusn Ssnatsausihub 1T bean.
trdlt poroeu. ipmm! aber crit not
ben 5erjen sur Grleoiguu9.
sine peiltge Spetjdibotihaf
ijber oit GinplnoeJerfrd3t ioa 9,tid
nab BEN Gon8reBisrisn in AusFdt its.
ben.
Seine 20yiiroiiop uno sejr
8ir9srrett iiy biz 8or;orjtdnsy iol.
len 1om @orgyeB gu t~ytpayten itiu.
Eurb Proclamation Res 4lJdI.
osrtcn ipiro e3S Bolt Der 9er. Stdd
ten 800 G~e,oteitrileu sur Qtro,ruul
oeS furhtcareH g}o.bit0uoss in 9aiul
dui9tiorosrt
@elen oie Sttgmaulbme PTS
QrdFoer..u IN ogr i1panUttn Shul.
irdse a1oeu ejt glirs,r Sun Sranti5.
cos trey9Jt Yroteit ~sinss.sSt.
-}rd 3osut @ompsrs cen ser .Iu.
Decoration Of Q,b1r s3ihtjlt ok
60rotrsr otr S6ifi8ubToitn otr In
tbr.jhleit.
las san3t 9,rfabyta gsssH zen
CsIi'uf in JiuoIaR 2. 1T itst agS5
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
Rrippt lil p%erEnnftn.

eine tunllpOa gear bettett 9Seinahtss
trtpps aus sBaptsr Made. nit itonem
naf SeiupGnO gsmalien 1intergrunO. uno
tablrslhsR Hatursetreusu 6igureu. aaes
boAitauetg, 1T bldg 81 ~psrtauien. Qboto.
Grapblc Ilegt IN Der Cfiee Der columbia
nuf. DVan iprsas Dor aoel aOrsnire: Sol.
nmbla OHiee, no. 80 Dlaion SIR. gitl.
paafee. QNi8.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
Gpectal Mmsei0cm.
ga aeppttrtn nepnnfht.

Gin armies oeniidt5 6atb. Mdoden
Don IL bis II 9abreu an 8inoesisae aus
l%uHsbmsE. UlnB gelonuen ieiu i'm uahlien
babrs mad Oeiisrysth auSantpGnOern um
sine traute 6rGH %auiJuuartsu. Rahiufras
sen IN 8egIettung Der stern, 6et Tyaneis
Y. Sauosd, 342 9lseo Str. Wlilwaugee,
RBis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
3nhtiae Metftupe nerlonot

nm cine Isjbt UsrtduiIibs fatb. 8eituua
siu5ufabren. Dur t0dtias anO mperlaiitae
WlanRtT, ,ueIhe init Der 9anbbsuolferuHa
gut nmsebet tann. tperben aeiudt. Saldr
cher 0omminlon is nab llebereiulomnen
9GueTnOe SteluHeen fir bic ribtiaen
seute. anineloauaeH nsblt anaabs pom
Nsitrsns,iL rihts man at: U. &. 200.
al bic Columbia.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
BorniS slIpenfrdnttr @lutbeI,bsr
Uterine oOrr MnttrhaIit. oeilol nun

HItrIhf oDtr WillltFbuIft, ptiI0l uuD
@assnhdrfer, iino INNER frth su baber
bel u. 8ltin. 90 Nioion Str, ossy al
q. Str. cher l476 T.. Str. 0ilpnufet.
&iS. 8eitetuuaeu mad auslpdrts I'll
s%iHssIHs grpBs 6laibcu alpeutrdutsr ruerr
ben nab GmptdnG pen 1928. fir ie1e
6Iai4s per @rpre6 aai 6oiteu Oes At
iteler 8 usriauot. Gel. Woiu 500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30

Dix unter3eitReten smpiehleu BE-
rsiiuini9t uno mooFireH Den Sc
BAUD pen 5at9tr Sobr's WsoiciR az
fidsre ano iofortige 6uIis iur ale
grtdltungen, 6als uno Guftr05rsnz
2eilen, nafoem mir is jelbit fir zines
hnierar UiitAlisoer. 0ds nit 8e5ls
tDpTi6winoIu6t 5eoro9t mar. erfol5s
reid ge5raunt 6absn. Bon ben puHs
6~erbaren GrF0lstn Don lSdt9er SobR's
msOicin borsHo. madjten mir einm
@sriu6 aamit uuo e frsut ans iagsH
gu t0nnen, 0aB nab Dem Ge6rau4 Don
3 5loifsn. Die patieEtin cine beoeu.
tenbe 8eHsrun9 3eigts uno i5re Stims
ne piebergeudnn, bic felt naGe3u 2
Sabrsn dfficirt qepeien mar. Ulit eli
mem OoTi. e lit 5as eiu3iBe
Mlittsl. oas itr gs6olisn bat. Ul0hts
ihr 0ertb cod oon isoer Jamilie sr.
fdunt Derosn.4 (8e3.) urIuliners
GdDsitern, urIuliuens 8loier, Uoters
bile. Gre.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
Saith. arbeittr @ureow-

9os bon ben otutihen tatboliiden linz
isrlt asnusssnn0 SlusItHss 8srstnse BON
MiscoullR o~rgGnlitrte iteis Arbettsnadhs
ptiiuness unO Suiormations 9ursau g.
hnbet iI6 lest IN No. 220 lSiscsnltu Str.
81. 8%oblingel Secrffir
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
@01te bod
icDe STamiIie ihren
@ertD~ erfenR ca!

Fer sSunidl Der urtuIimtr e1pt'
iftrn 0 ~9SattrDiae, We.. tnotm
nc Rather Sobn'S DleOietns lHr
SetIuns Der G6pinoiHMt eul'
pteblen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
Mauali6e II. gstibItns gIaentf1
0CIudlt.

sSiT iuheH tihtige bsulibe fatbOl1tb,
Assuten IN ieber Ott6oit btl Ger. SisotsH.
Aseen u0bere Ausiuutt ihteibe man an
Yso. pans, q Siuts St. REV glotf, ". ~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
sine biui0e Is ottaae

8 9immsr Gottaas, nit Cement 9lod
Unnoamsat, 8aiiU, Seiutr. Gas. Jleu
on8eliribeu uno 10 gulem 3ultanos. 90
Eot BreIs $500. Bs0lngungm $500
@aar. Jteli monatlt6. Roro5nli6s 6ie
"a aHo 6aoIsp ct. Jiahlufragtn bel u.
8uiieu l8sbs, 2l3-217 ggeltpaiies Str
9lod n0roliA BON @rano 9lpe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
Butter, Gier mo adis
r1lIUauPss RarFl.

Butter. girfu6r 1884 9fuuo. glerft frt
- greamern egtra. 313I. Suits 2T-2sc. eet,
UnoA. 23-25c. HeRcbafea. 22-23t Sa,er
fuHcq, 2t eines. 2S-24C; 2asina. ffM-fsc:
Ers1ie. 6-T.
S1it. - Gnfu5r 1890 BfuRh. Lar9t fgL
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30

paniiden U9esrs gum 5oOe DerurtbeiIt,
a5er Rr MiEos oss G5arsn smpfob@
len.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30

~ d
omericuHiih en 5|amtIitn
tehrt oie alder un0 9artsRbau-3si
tung~ aIr5benrlih gin. 5epiB Elm
IgreSenoey @eDsis fir oer.a gtoiss
esnbeit gne gopularit1t
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30

Gbtca8o. 26. Ge5. Rinbbl,h gnfu6r i
1000. Neeoes 1880; aiibe un0 Seiiers,l
155-5i5s Stodegs mo Seebers, 2.50-l6O:i
1eIlns. 3.75-4.50; adl6e5. 6.OO-7.75.
SniprtHs. Auilbr 10000. @emil6te unbl
a@nIlbcrs 6l0-b50. cute, i6pere. $50 ~
644t 8ougb. 6.0U-620: Ieinfe. e.00-e.A23:i
8lgs. 660-63Q; 8uli. 6.30-6.45.
Shafe- @Hiubr 5000. Sbaie, 3.75-5.s0
QdmHer 4.15-7s5.
0u AMI a s b. 90. Sea. atHbpisb -
geef Stiere. 425-6 IS; Wl6e NIB 6eiiers,,
2q9-51Q; Stoders uuO 5Noers. 275-S.5O:.
saHsins. aui. 6.9O-e.s7h: 9asers, $50.
-G 40.
shatr. 450-5.75; admmer. e.25-75o.
90 6 o Il / s. 90. 9e5 RiHbnieb - Beef
etIcre. 3.25-G75. stoders unb Seebers. 2.sOI
i %; aioe UNI sellers. 245-4.25.
Sdmeine. - 8las, 6.00-6.45; Baders. ego
-645; ihuere. 6.S5-6.60.
smais. = 300-6.5O; 9dmnlet. A.00-7.25.
g nj a b q. 20. Ses, 9~ilHoUith - 9eefsStere,
376--G.25; Si6e u1b Sellers, 2.b0-460;
etodcrs uIo 5eeoers. 275-l6o; adIbsr. 800
-Gu0.
s@reins. - BuIf. 81b-620. (
Snaie. 450-e.15; 9dmmGr, e.50-7.5o.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
Suite 0elOanlaae.
Richter, Dick & Reutemann,
a Grand Ave.
EARN an permietnsn.

100 Nder 6arm in auteH i3uftan5, 9
pleiIeH iiOli4 UoH 0ttDdutee lit inter
boribeiIbaiten 8%eotnguugen 81 bernie
then. ylab3uiragen in 399 ; 2lUs. D(ils
RanIse. isis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30
grssnltisnsmazfts.

sphnen. = St35-t40 bcr NnlseI I'M ans
aelrablfe. bauoi0rtcyte 8apies; nlfifslm4Fioe.
So. Si.35-f 4oi geIiebte nnsaeDabhe Sfk5@
1.5g: genobulioe. $1.00-I-15s etHu. Der 100
Rluro. Sa.50-4i 5s 90 QioHsn. DO. s4.50-
416
8ieucuwans. ~ Raa cuaIitat. Rfars. rs
SOC: ounitI 25-27c Per 9flnb bis az aec.
Sunwei5eHmeht puHoes Biunh. s2b0 -
Grbieu. J. gor6rae feins fSoiHf6e. $500
102, crime. e5-0Tcs sen. Sf00-1O5. Wars
r%npiats stl5-t20- SDlit. pes eab con 30
9'Huo $650-675
ednft. = Gurto @o. / trimns6, 1sR-fsH:
sc. 90. f2E-i2tzC; SIC. I lrine frimmeb.
sH fi-1tAac 9c 2 ho.. 1O-i0hc; adIbss
fcle g z Bette. t5A-15&c. no. 2. 1SE-
1916. Gclfs. 2h-30c Der Kfuu0 fir abaeffaks
fen @circg uun 43oue On ieoeu RelH.
eeH. - Iuageu0httes Giupibu. Sf6.25 -
1899. Hige IND gaaifHtes. St200-f3OO: ans
rs Bis duseeudgiies upllHo .eauios unS soma,
StGUu-16.59. SO. J. 3l6.00-f5EOt 30. q
10.Qa BlfbtH. S6f9-TQG.
cepiea- r. aeu Qcrier. pC 8tuHA. 20-25el
glcfc- I5-tsc.
cpnia- - e,euer E1bsn. a~useeDdEter bl
taUtu ~ i0tumaa5eti5oueH Der 8fuuo BgibeE
1G-1Tc; ouufitr. fS-f4c. meaeiaHener, G-oa
GpDcHru. r. 6uHberf 4iuue ar aulben. &2Ot
FPS. ptfhdlf 50 Hf-276.
St1rifns. ~ Euciiert agf Der Hufs BET
O. pie Walnut ir ffritag Eefi1ers B1ra
Eirnb. Apaaer pel T0rge. auf oem ga
lede a. SS.60-l0oOi eaieg. %, Ss.50-e.od
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30

Niouos weroeu pom mir qefamfs uuo psrs
ieutt. 9spauren uub SiinmSH pcn glauos
meme SpeeIalltat. &eitelungsu rbte man
on Wtaiam 0oenbrsti. 55 80 SttaBe
gflmGuies SslepboH Bti 367.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-30

melt entfernteu 9bilaoelpbia T9 lar
meuoen 6eiertags= @eniiFen b%in5a5eu.
Dob eiHsm Gbriittiuoe gIeib gina
Nldrtbl Waibin9ton ourb bic Reibsn
'Oes americaHii6su 2agsrs, mad Sc
item 4rdfteH Srpit uHo 6tlfe ipens
oeRo.