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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
$oli3etli@es.

aus bsm Stale Der piano Re.
fintng 60. murbe In Der Nadt bon
Mcntag auf Sienfag ein sutss pferoe.
geI&irr unb anbers @sesnfdnbe ge.
ffobIen. Die Sisbs 1nb unbsbslist
enttommsn.
gine Antlage auf 2lsinbisbfabI
bra&te seffern ben 1Oidbrisen Wilie
@oriban nit Der poli3si tn 2onfitt.
Der 8nabe uirb bsi9ulOist. benz 5Obn
u. Wriabt sin Gabrrab gsfOblen ,u
baben, tpel4es er an Sobu @onbon ftir
81 bsrtauft bnbsn iol. goriban uirb
fi9 bieierbaIb I'm Susenbseri9t au
berantuorten haben.
Der Meger Wiq lam 2etpis,
5324 Snbiana aus. rnb Wiaium We.
gartep, 800 Spring Str., geristben
gefsrn In sinsn @orifrsit, ueI9er
f9Iisblia au SbdtIi@teitsn ausartsts.
@lhdli&sr Wsiie eri9ien bic poli3ei,
bepor ein grobss unbeiI ane.ri4tet
tpurbs uno bradts bic 3dmpfer In ie.
parats 3elen Der puli3eiifation untsr,
tuo He nun ihre Wutb an ben eiiernen
Stangen Der 3.lle ausIafsn t6nnen.
Die Werbaftuns murbe bon ben Beam.
ten &i9arb uno @eibls borsenommen,
wsl&e bie 9erbaftsten psgen S&ldss.
ret berflagten.
Die @sbsimpoliaifen Solb unb
Ds&oHetis bra9ten 9siteru gbwaro
Banning. 1902 WufbtnstOn gOuIs.
barb, bintr 6Hlob uno RIsgel unb
erbOben eine AnfIags auf RIeinbieb.
aabI aegsn ibn. Derielbs ioQ feinent
9robpater, Bel tueI&em er wobnt, sinen
Sattsl eeifoblen babsu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03

geben pon SefferionbiIIe aus 3abIreide gor>
rdtbe ab.

Cine srobs NnaabI bon Werpadsrn
unb Nrbeitern tpurbsn gsfsrn i'm Rs.
sierunss.SspOt gu Ssif.fferiOnuias be.
aufiragt. etne Wenes MrtiteI fur ben
8eriarbt mud @nba ;u baden unb ;u
berlaoen. Sieben 5ra9teurs unb cine
grpr.bear iuaren 3ur gsf6roerune
n6tbis. 9as @eipidt Der @eiammts
Iabuns betrus 200, 900 pfunb, uno Der
Wsrtb bslduft R9 auf 100000. Sn
Der 2abuns bsfanben fi1 is9s Nmbu.
lanaen, unb In Der grprebear maren
$500 blaue Glansqbsmben unb 2opf.
bsoedungen. Sn elmer Der Jra9tears
tparen 5000 Sub @aRsrrbbren. iomis
psri8isbene Wagen, Sattel3eus, pfer.
bsgei9irre. 2o46fen unb anbere Ar.
titeI. Col. Waribaa iit Der Nsinung,
bab bas Rrises-D -Dspartement baloiaff
8ruppsn nod @uba gu i9idsn ssbsntt.
uno bab bic @e9snffdnbe Bel beren
2anouna on Ort unb Stels iein iol.
len. Dieter geifelIung usrbsn b69R
wabri&sinIi& In Der nabsn 3utunfi
nod anoere folgen. Nm 20. Ottobsr
tuerben auftrdse erlaRen fhr bis Ser.
ifellung bon 2o8berben. 2eieln.
S&reibmaterial. Waeen, sinsslnen
Wagentbeilsn, 6attslseua unb pferbe-
gei9irr. Nngebots ftr $50 @apanerie.
pferbe, 500 Sattslpfsrbe. 20 3ua.
pferbs. 400 3ugmaultbtsrs, 220 padet.
Waultbisre unb 100 Waultbiere gum
Rsiten Rnb ebsnfalls erlaRsn tporben.
Aae Antrds:. bie barauf einsebsn, tpsr.
ben na4 Waibington gei9idt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03

Gtn 16iGbrteer 3nabe
Ramens Sbomas &ellp IN Shenan<
buab. pa., polte bieier Sage IN et<
ner bprtigen 3ede bic Maf4tneris
Dlen, als feline &lsiber iih berfingen
unb er allmdbli9 in bic Weuf4ine
bineingsaosen tpurbe. gr Eelt fi4
am 9duptf9aft feft unb ipurbs
mehrntals bsrumsefdleubert, bis feis
ne Mitarbeiter enblidh bic Maf9i1es
rte gum Stinfanb bra4teu, na4bem
ibm alle 2leiber bonn 2eibe eeriHen
tporber. ST mar am &ppf. aBrper
unb Gliebmaben perleBt erlitt aber
fetne &np9enbrii9e. Wie er f4 10
lang on benz fih brehenbeu S9aft
fefthaIten fonnte, bleibt stn RdthfeL
Re DIT tntereffant biirfts
fir bic intereHirten perfonen bds
Grsebnib etnes ariesseert4ts ber>
Iaufen, tpel4ss bemnG4it tn &t4
utpnb, Wa., fattfirbet. @eIeeentIi4
her Observation-Disclosures tn Ball
tinlpre batte fidb ein @ernetner ber
~Ri9monb Blues" tn Gorb's Operns
boide geuiitbli9 In elmer 2pee ueben
etrem Der Offiaiere fetner Organifa>
tipn nieberselaFen. Oos align trdli>
li9e 8enebmen feinsm WprsefeBten
gegerriiber foil BEN 9isute1pont s. q.
9ObOn berart sersist baben, bub br
Gemetne Robert Blair mod fetner
@ntur,ft in Ridmomb um cine Grflds
rung erfu9t tpurbe, urb na4bem er
auf feinem prtnsip Der @leidbere@s
tisung befumb, fam es atpif4en ben
8etben gu einem Jailftampf, BET
ipelHem Der Qkutenant ben 4iiraereu
apu.-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
0elei@ranfipremser an Der
Mrbeit.

6ranffort, 8. Stiober. :
gslbi9raniiprenesr s,bsutetsn beute
frtb In Boplsfon $50 In 8aar unb
$50 In Brisfmarfsn. inbem He ben
gslbi9ranf bes pofamtss fprsngten.
poHmsifisr aufiin Wefsp, Der, bur&
bis grploRon aus BEN S4lafe ge'
f9redt, aur etsae ellen molts,
murbe bur9 RsboIbsrfueeln in's 6aus
surhdgstrisbsn. Als sr ipater nit
elmer s9roi1ints sri4isn, waren BITE
Banoiten enifoben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03

Sort 90 pne. Wit Der Qsble
bon DIR au DIR bur&i&nttten tpurbs
eamfas yla&mittag bie 2et4e BON
Greb. BleiRng, einem In 2afe 8omn.
ibip, 6 MsileH tuefli9 bon Der 6tabi
mobnbaften Garmer, tn einem @eb6ls
nabs isinsr Wobnun9 aufgefunbsn.
Die 2ei8e bes ungIhdli&en Wannes
Log unter benz etamm elmer rntgemeb.
ten nlme. Sn Der re&ten 6anb bielt
er nod bas blutbsfsdte &afisrmeKer,
NIT wsl8em er Oie grauFge &bat aus.
gefabrt bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
nnfaQ.

Cine Grau, lusl@e R9 6arristte Corr
bett nannie unb f4 metgerte ibre
AbrsRs an3ugsben, uurbe gefern an
Der Slinois Gtrabe bon benz 5ubr.
inert bon Chris. O'@onuor tiber.
fabren uno am 2oafe perlsst. ge.
muBtlos murbe bieielbe nod benz
fdbtii9en 9oipital gsbra9t, no He
f19 re4t balo mieber erbolte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
Soc tn 2aooga I?
Rari4aa unb fren.ber Reser i'm DUEL.

2aboga, 3. Ottober. Der bie'
fae Waridaa belt bsuts Worgen einen
frsmbsn Hsgsr on. Der S4par3e
iesie fi9 3ur @sbre unb eins nit sinsm
S9lagrtngs auf ben Wlari4aa los;
3ulebt mari sr bsnfslben nod benz Be-
amten. Gin Dumb, Der oem 6lh4t'
ling na9silts, wurbs NIT 6&hheu 3us
rfdgsi9eu9t. Der Mari9aQ unb Der
Nsesr ps9isltsn mebrere Rugeln.
goe's eignaIsmsnt pabt auf ben Glh4t'
ling.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03

80 9te 9t6bte tttto pais
iemo feHuStpabI bou 9@nttt.
bltttttett ttao 0Itttaent ttA6ets
fitt aae tteat0t9ett tttt0 traits
rt8en Gret8mtHe. @tr Hub
ieoer3ett Germ terett bet BET
AuStpabI tebAIht@ 81 tettt.
8ettettltAtele NteS. 60.
241 &tan. 0te. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
Gnisbts ano Saates of 6omor
9aIten @rObIosensSisuns ab.

Die @rObIogs Der 2nisbts & 2abies
Of 9onur trat ssifern TN SsmpeI bes
Orbens on Der Norb penniplbania.
Strabe In Sibuns. Wapor Booiwal.
ter unb 6. 9. 2odarb, Der Supreme.
protsctor. bislisn Anipra9sn. gtpa
800 Witslisber tparsn anusisnb. @roB.
protsetOr Sobn %. Ratplsp fthrts ben
Borib. Ste Ginan3beri&te fomie aud
bic Beri4ts Der anbersn Bsamten Iaute.
ten ginffia.
6eute finbst bis BsamienmabI fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03

Dr.. @enrge 8. Older.
I n ron $erre 6aute tuuree gefern
bor Der 8eb6ros msbi3inif9er Rsqiftri.
runs perb6rt' unb feline 8i3sns utbsr.
rufen. SideriOn bate In 2osansport
elne 3weis' 'Mnfalt srbHnst, bis CT un.
ter NufR&t ieines Brubers. Der nod
ni6t fein dr3tli9ss gramsn beFanb.
lisb. gr befanb barauf, bob er Be.
fdnbig NIT benz 2ogansporter 3msiee
In 6iblung mar, unb bab fsin Bruber
untsr ieiner peribnli9sn Auff&t bor
arbeitete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03
eHofette 2mrnbereta.
3beater Nbeno:
Sonnta8, Den 2. Ottober.
Sur Hnmabrutt9 fot,ttnt:
Der 9Iii6ltd3e
GamtItemnater /!

Beim Ueru9e, ein bur@.
sehenbes @efdbrt aufsubaltsn, tpurbe
William ORsrmspsr, go. 543 Wef
miItins' etrabs mobnbaft, tbsrfabrsn
unb perlett. Die Ambulana bra9ts
ben werungladten in feine Wotnuna.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03

6err W nj. e toIte unb 6rau
treten beute cine &eiie na9 @alifornisn
an unb werben f4 ben Wintsr iibsr In
paiabena aufbalten. 6err Stnlte ee.
bentt ni&t bor gintritt Der tparn1en
Sabres3eit tpieber 3uriidaufommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03

= @robber3og grnlf 2ubuis BON
6eRsn meilt I'm ftrengfen Sneosnito In
Wan&en. no er NIT 0hnRIern Der.
banblunsen pfsst, um bic DarmRdbter
RtnflerfoIonie neu 3u beIeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03

@tne nebertretune hes
g3i&olfon'@ @eiebes bra3te gefern ben
@irtb Wite 9raueott. GOA Shb SQi.
nois etrabe. 6inter bas eiierne Sitter.
Die @erbaftung uurbe bon ben Beam.
ten @arribon unb Qiefer borgsnpmmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-03

unterftiisunss Sunb anseboten, fobaIb BIZ
bieiisen giirser O,0O0 3ei9nen.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-09
GEORGIA.

Cordele.-During the month of April five new mem
bers added by certificate to this church. of
which Rev. j. NJ. W. Elder has lately taken charge
Two additional deacOns-Messrs. o. r. Cover and r.
$ Blatchford-have recently been elected and are
soon to be ordained and installed
The installation of Rev J. NJ W. Elder as pastor of
this church is to take place the second Sunday in
May, the commission to perform that duty con-
sisting of Revs. r. E. Douglas, of Macon; j. c. Tins
of Moulin; DIR. w. H. Dodge, of Bainbridge and
Ruling Elder w. T. Elder of Cordele.
AHaRta.-Ihe Central Church dedicated its new
Sunday-school building on Sunday, April odd DR.
a. l.. Phillips, General Superintendent of Sunday
Schools, made effective address, and the exercises
were profitable and impressive
On Sunday, May 9th, an evangelistic CAMPAIGN
will be opened by Messrs. Torrey and Alexander
who have been in Philadelphia for some time The
meetings will be held in the Peachtree Auditorium
which is being enlarged that it will hold between
$500 and 1000 people.
Columbus, First Church.-Dr /. S. McEroy, d. d.
completed his first year pastor of this church on
April l. During the year Sc members have been re-
ceIved. A very fourishing Covenanter band com
posed of the boys of the church and congregation
has been organized and went to work on March 25
1906. They are publishing the weekly church buIe-
TIN most unusual undertaking for the boys and
which bespeaks great energy and faithfulness on
their part.
Rome-Ihe First Presbyterian Church has re-
Gently bought manse in of the most desirable
residence sections of the CITY
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-09
VIRGINIA.

Rtchmond.-The annual rally of the PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday schools of Richmond and Manchester was
held at the Second Church on Sunday at 4 p NJ
Seats reserved for the thirteen schools MANY of
whom came in body, filling the church in spite of
the rainy afternoon Many of the children brought
flowers which decorated the pulpit and which were
afterwards distributed to the various hospitals Adj
dresses were made by Mr. John s. NTunce of the
Second Church, and by Rev Charles IT, Pratt of Hoee
Memorial. President Morgan made some interesting
comparisons of the statistical reports of the various
schools, and introduced the new president of the
Sunday-School Union, Mr.. Calvin Wilson. of the
Church of the Covenant. In the reports the Second
Church showed the largest school, having roll of
40 and Home Department of POS. Church of the
Covenant showed the largest per cent. of increase
during the past year
First Chwch.-T'he annual address before the So
ciety of Missionary Inquiry of Union Theological
Seminary delivered in the First Church Sunday
last at p NJ, by DIR. r. c. Reed. Professor of
Church History in Columbia Theological Seminary
The congregations of the various Presbyterian
churches united in this service.
Visitors at the meeting of the Presbyterian Minis
ters' Association Monday last we're Rev c. S.
Lingamfeltcr, of Berkeley; Rev. w. f. Hudson of
Huttonsville, West. Va. and Rev. w. A. Hall of
Wythevie.
Charlotte COMMUNICATIVE Rev. Robert Lee Nc
Nar installed pastor on Sunday, April 30 at
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-09
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

WaShington-The congregation of the Central
Presbyterian Church has at last consented to allow
Dr. A. w. Pitzer to retire from the active pastorate
at his earnest request He has been made the pastor
emeritus with small salary. After June lst DR..
Pltzer will make his home in Salem Va.
The Washington EUening Post of April IS gives
an extended account of DR.. Pliers ministry of fifty
years, and especially his pasorate of thirty-eight
years in Washington The Post gives also an en-
PERTAINING account of DIR. Pliers dog, est Patrick
the Presbyterian" fine Irish TERROR constantly
with his master that he is called the assistant
Pastor" The Southern Railway has issued to est
Patrick special reduced rate card which is rare
distinction
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-09

west HdnoUer-In my synopsis of the proceed
lngs oil west Hanover Presbytery / omitted one item
VI sPecial Importance and to it call special attention.
viz, that the Presbytery directed all its cburcbe
during the current year to raise sum equal to 10
per cent of the pasor'#s salary for the Endowment
Fund of Ministerial Relief The action of the Pres
bytery was hearty and unanimous and If the churches
Will cordially make the effort there is doubt thai
the sum will be raised. Surely it is time the whole
church acted in this matter and thus secure the
generous offer of 100000 from the elder in Atlanta
if the church will raise $l25OOO in three years
J. c.. PAINTER Stated CIerk.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-09
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Henderson Church has just elected additional
ofcers-four elders and five deacons-who will prove
valuable accessions to our official forces
The past year has been happy and prosperous
one for our church. The spring report was the best
financially perhaps in the entire history of the
church, and substantial progress made in many
ways The pastor has been the recipient Of much
kindness from this always indulgent and thoughtful
people With the beginning of This eccesiast teal year
the salary is increased $500. very happy spirit Of
concord and good fellowship has characterized the en-
tire congregation in all things. We are hoping soon
To purchase PiPe-organ an improvement much need
ed by the church
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-09

Overtures of last Assembly toucbing Ecc,eios+io.,
Commissions and paragraph l2s answered in tho
affirmative. ~
Next Assembly overturned to provide space in
blanks for reports Sunday Schools for the Cradle
Roll and Home Department
In order to secure better attendance Presbvterv
decided to be strict in the matters of reasons
for absence, hardness, and leaving before adjourn
ment.
An interesting Sunday institute was held bv
order OF Presbytery on Tuesday Immediately preced
ing meeting of Presbytery
The hospitality of Covington was abundant and
cordial.
j. III. LUMPKIN, S. c.,
Memphis, Tenn
April 90 1906.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-09
TEXAS

Ddtlds.-'Thc First Church. Dr. Thornton Whaling
pastor, is strong church of 700 actual membership.
including l04 additions in the eleventh month of the
present pastorate It gave to Foreign Missions
$lll5.53. It's missionaries are Rev Alex W. Craw-
ford. Indian Territory: Miss Annie Dowd, Japan:
Thos. II. Daniel NJ. D., Korea and I. J. Coppedge
VI. D., Africa
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-09
Church News.
ADDITIONAL ASSEMBLY COMMISSIONERS

ADDITIONAL ASSEMBLY COMMISSIONERS.
FAYETTEVILLE
Rev. " G. Smith, FAYETTEVILLE N G.
Rev. L. A. McLaurin Raeford N q
Elder a. H. Currle Fayetteville, ~ c.
Elder A l.. James, Laurinburg, n. c.
WINCHESTER
Rev. j. A. Mcclure Front ROYAL Va
Kew. "A. Z. Hopkins, ID. D., Charles Town, w. Va
Judge h W. DAILY Romney, W. Va
capt A D. thompson, Berryville Va
GREENBRIER-
Kew Eugene Daniel, d. D., Lewsburg w. Va
J Rev. w. j. Garrison, Sinks Grove. w. Va
john l.. George, Green Sulphur, w Va
John A. Preston, Lewisburg, W. Va
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-09
VIRGINIA.

10 the Req Netoton Donaldson, d. d., Moderator of
the Synod of Virginia:
Dear Sir and BrOther,-The undersigned hereby re-
quest you to call meeting of the Synod of Vir-
ginia to meet in the Chapel of the Union Theological
Seminary, Richmond, Va. on the 9th day of May
1906, at one o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose of CON
sdering what action of the Synod may be necessary
IN regard to the complaint of the Rev S. S. Laws
D. D. to the General Assembly against the action
of the Synod at the late meeting in Richmond Va
touching the matter of "Poygamous Marriages"
among members of our church in foreign lands.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-09

RUSSELL CECIL, e. H.,
G. B. STRIcKLER, L., 49,.
THos. G. JOHNSON, r.,
w. w. MOORE, w. H.,
c. c. HERsMAN, e. H.,
E. b. MCCLUER, N.
JAMES P. SMITH, r. H..
j. w. SINToN,
e. ID. TAYLOR.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-05-09

April 20, 1906.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-04-26
Truth Told

There was time few years ago
when Lorimor, Alton, Murray, Talmage,
Arispe and Barney each had a creamery
besides numerous skimming stations at
cross roads. In these years this was
a dairy country, and is yet, but the
creameries are all gone. Gone because
our people bit at the pin hook of fancy
prices held out by the city factories.
These factories have now landed their
fish and are in position to do with
him as they like. Already the rumble
of dissatisfaction is heard and we pre-
dict it will grow much louder with the
next few months. When people turn
down home enterprises to snap at the
bait of a trust, there's no way to pre-
vent paying the penalty that is sure to
follow orimor Journal.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-04-26
Letter from Mrs. Orr Stone.
Stockton, Kans., April II,

Stockton, kanS., April IL, 1906.
EDITOR REPORTER:-I have never at
tempted to write any letters back to
old Decatur county to be published
until now and | feel as thought l want
ed to write a little to-day, so the old
friends wouldn't think we had blown
away. The wind has blown terrible
hard this spring but | guess we are not
the only ones that are getting all the
hard winds as | see in the letter Mrs.
Kate Strong wrote that they are having
the same kind, but Kansas came out all
right last spring and | suppose it will
again. thought last spring for awhile
that it wasn't safe to step out of the
house the wind blew so hard but have
gotten used to them now and work
right along and go to town anyway.
The first day we came out here to our
farm it was showing and blowing, some
times we could not see only about two
feet in front of the mules and did not
know whether we were going to get here
all right or not. l like our new home
fine, we have four hundred acres and
$50 acres Of wheat on the place and it
looks fine. We intend to put in 115
acres of corn. The old settlers tell us
we have the best farm on Elemn creek.
The school house is in one corner of our
place within 40 rods of the house and
they have Sunday school every Sunday
and preaching every two weeks SO you
see we have a good time anyway. /
felt little home sick to-day and I
thought maybe this would relieve me.
l am put in as organist and one of the
teachers in the Sunday school so l feel
it my duty to stay here as we have got
acquainted with a great many people
and they are so friendly. The tele-
phone line runs in front of our house;
we intend to have phone put in our
house in about a month and the r. f. D.
is close too. We stopped at Beloit one
year but thinking the land too high
priced we came out here. We live at
the end of the Missouri Pacific railroad.
There is quite good deal of shipping
done from Stockton. 1t is the county
seat of Rocks county. We are out in
the country six miles. Orr is planting
potatoes today, he intends to put in
about l. acres of them. He likes this
country fine. Sometimes get to talk
ing about going back to Iowa, and he
says all he would want to go for would
just be to visit his relation and then
come back. have all of my early gar
den made, onions big enough to eat.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-04-26
The Very Best Remedy for Bowel
Troubles No Family Can Afford
To Be Without it.

81 regard Chamberlains Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as one
of the very best remedies for bowel
troubles. says Mr.. J. W. Hanlon, editor
of the Dispatch, Ocilla, Georgia. 81
this medicine in my family for several
family can afford to be without bottle
of this remedy in the house. 1t is
certain to be needed sooner or later.
For sale by L. P. Van Werden, Leon,
W. S. Bear, Decatur City, Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-04-26
Pains Quickly Relieved

The excruciating pains Characteristic
of rheumatism and sciatica are quickly
relieved by applying Chamberlain Pain
Balm. The great pain relieving power
of the liniment has been the surprise
and delight of thousands of sufferers.
The quick relief from pain which it
affords is alone worth many times it's
cost. For sale by L. P. Van Werdep,
Leon, W.. S. Bear, Decatur City, Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-04-26

We are all enjoying the best of health;
l weigh more than ever did in my life
and the children are growing as fast as
weeds. have two dozen hens and two
hens are setting and the next time l
write will tell how many little chicks
| have got. | will close for time for
fear of firing you.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. ORR STONE.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-04-26
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Wrought Iron Facts

GEAR u inch wrought iron rear king bolt fifth wheel.
Wrought drop forged Bailey body hangers which clipped
y %sSS1 graded clip aBsa f head sg g1 ins bolts
y ~ ins hs ~ Goe a1s oned with
surreys single reach oned with channel steel and
All axle are hand fitted and the axl making
WHEELS Special selected clear hickory spoRes ll
all wheels Us inch wheels built with 10 inch Roh
and depth ae rm instead uasa On Of 70 8c n this
necessarily makes stronger uheel@ ''~'
s35 s $ "s ?$ sss
OR POLES Selected hickory larger We'll ironed with extra
braces and full ironed circle.
BODIES AMP SEATS rs All panels poplar with ash l which
RISES e6ts gs4 52 a5 szsP making
pAN s and 0Ps of Rac s ss sufficient
s and S Ppg sqf e aaa va'nsh
eaaa %anRe we produce the best finished work the
TRIMMING Tops backs and cushions
5$ a.: %i
Shifting fa the Strain off the coner Of fbe
seat and also permits fastening the back curtain
Back stays and 52e eay reinforced
Wrought S5s en 55Rd5s3 shifting rails and All prop
sG AL E 5ede: and 6 6 7es sd
msnt offered to the trade. This feature to be
Ihree-prong branch steps all buggies
Heavy panel boots. which padded.
ASSEMBLING We appreciate the fact that it only
that we should use good material in vehicles but that the
several parts should be assembled and
ished vehicle will be received by the possible
condition; therefore, the vehicle complete putting
on the seat top dash and Wheels and fit
and aprons and positive that the vehicle complete
every detail before it leaves factory
All vehicles are covered with vehicle and securely
The Velie split hickory buggy
Will get you girl that will hug you,
Come IN and see buggy
That everybody says it is good
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