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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-14
BANDS NEW
UNIFORM

New uniforms for the Royal Ha-
waiian Band" as the organization is
TO be styled on it's mainland tour this
summer. are 20 be provided in short
time Supervisor Moore and Joe CO.
hen have been studying over the ques>
ton, and have decided on street
uniform TO be made of olive-green
stuff similar to khaki. and an evening
or concert uniform of white. The caps
are to be military style. or considerable
like those formerly used by the band
before it took to the army campaign
hat The words Royal Hawaiian
Band will adorn the caps in gold LET
tering.
Harry Roth. who is going to the
Coast shortly has been commissioned
to pick out the cloth. The uniforms,
eowever. will be made in Honolulu.
The new uniforms will make the
band look like the band that it has
been heralded-a fine Polynesian mu-
sicaI organization. and viii be a credit
o Hawaii wherever it goes
The personnel Of the band is TO be
aeded to materially, until there are
orty pieces.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-14

A handsomely decorated automobile
representing the Hawaiian Promotion
Committee will practically head the
Floral Parade on Washington's Birth
day. AT it's regular meeting yesterday
afternoon the committee decided that
il would enter the parade, but, OF
course, it will not be in line for a
prize. Several members of the Hawaii
Promotion Committee will grace the
decorated vehicle. The auto was Of
fered by a. a. Young and thankfully
accepted.
When the offer was made, Mr.. Spald-
ing. with characteristic gravity and
with an eye to business, asked:
win Mr.. Young furnish a chauf-
feur?"
Until then no member of the COM
, mittee had given a thought to this
bserious feature. and Mr.. Spalding
breathed a sigh of relief when told that
a ..chauff'' would accompany the ma
chine. ~
WAR ON SIGNBOARDS-
The war on signboards was revived
at the meeting through a communica>
ton from Mrs. Clifford Kimball, who
raises a protest against two signboards
Aaposite her home on the makai side
of King street. between Piikoi and
Keeauncku streets. These boards. she
wrote had posters on them of giar-
ing pattern, and the boards ana
rosters were not only Objectionable,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-14
SAILS On
MANCHUR|A

Obeying the order Of his physician,
Governor Carter will leave on the
Manchuria for San Francisco, prob
ably sailing on Thursday or Friday.
He will be accompanied by Mrs. Car
ter, but the children will remain in
Honolulu. 1t is the purpose of the
Governor. so far as he has any pur-
pose at the present time, to go at once
to Southern California, probably to
San Diego. and remain there until he
has recruited his strength. Just how
long this will take, of course, can not
be told at this time, but there is no
time limit to the Governors vacation.
Yesterday Acting Governor Atkinson
went up to the Judd street residence
of the Governor and the two spent
some time in going over various Ter
ritoriaI matters that will require at
tention during the absence of Govern
or Carter. What these matters We're
viii. OF course appear in due time.
The Acting Governor has a firm grasp
on the situation, and viii see that no
business matter goes astray.
Governor Carter has continued to
Continued on Page -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-14
PROMOTION Committees
AUTO WILL HEAD PROCESSION

but a blot on an otherwise attractive
thoroughfare.
The committee thought this a mat
ter for the Improvement clubs. and the
matter will be referred first to the inn
provement club for that section of the
city, and to the executive committee of
all the clubs when that is organized
shortly
Various members of the committee
were strongly of the opinion that the
united action.
WANT A REPRESENTATIVE
mon relative to a prospective railroad
from Utah to the Coast, in the vicinity
of San Pedro, and a steamship line
to Hawaii, was read. but no action was
taken other than that the secretary
was directed to acknowledge it's re-
ceipt Miss Lennon. as well as the
company. the Utah Pacific Coal &
Company, had asked that
the fToIhotion NoiHIiiittee give us ell
dorsement to the proposition. Owing
to the committee already being engag-
ed in endorsing the proposed locally
owned steamship line, the matter of
Miss Lammon's project will be tabled
TUFTS YACHT ANEMONE.
The committee was pleased to re-
ceive a communication from Chas. l..
CONTINUED on Page p
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AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT.

WASHINGTON D. February o
13.T
nts a pounds
CAPE HAYTIEN, February
General
q .
WASHINGTON, D. February representing
to the linpine
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-14
CASTELLANES ARRANGING
DETAILS OF THEIR DIVORCE
PARIS February 14The Caseanes arranging the de-
tails of their divorce

PARIS February The discovery by the Countess de Casteane formerly
o a
today the the determination of the Countess
a
o
Boulogne Under temporarily
in o
of
a
to
which she had intended before the
he
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-14
RECONCILIATION BY ORCER.
IOWA Refuses WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

IS MONIES, Iowa, February 14-The House of the l.
has rejected the woman suffrage bill.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-14

1t clearly faith the of the
YuanS Sha of Lii,
if
what claimed should be able hold
Japanh AIKEN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-14
Lowther Is Speaker and BaIfour,
Conservative Leader, Will Be Re.
turned Without Opposition From
the Liberals.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.)


has been made Speaker.
The Liberals have decided that they will
election
ut Hon James William lowther Parliament
He of
distinguished in
the following
The Speaker the House
unlike
identified either
airness over h
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-14
REVOLUT.ONISTS
MAKE ATTACK ON BANK

ST. PETERSBURG February IA of revolutionsts
policeman
everalw
The government political prison
Schusselburg
be will
OF ston repres measur
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-14
THE JAPANESE TROOPS
TO EVACUATE MANCHURIA
(Associated Press Cablegrams.)

PEKING, February 14Yuan Shat Kai preparing send
troops into Manchuria replace the Japanese
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-14

the
of
public mind.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-14
JOHN a. M'CALL SAID
TO BE SERIOUSLY ILL

NEW YORK February 14-McCall is seriously ILL., The
has been administered him. and members Of his family
to his
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02

elie. Smiolertio MAGGIE 6erren Net
ioaoan, at MisiionGr qnbreien fra
9bloerupzgan, Qortb Slespig, tom
ON Onsoagen. W1eO @l9De og Saf
til Quo boIot ban fao Meoe bber Dag
ia Here 9o9e 2 9ange. 9an reiite
om Munoa9en til gufbing, Rebr.
bbor bans Outter Dor. 5ot grOoer,
on giorOe bel at on tom.
= Mrs. q. 9. Sanfen en- at bore
Gnter / Meni9beoen bar ioIat fit bp3.
aelige Sjem / 9anptOn til g. Deter
ZEN. O9iao bun REFER til q. Dat.
til lin plejeoatter. Oct imerter os at
fe. pore @enner forlu6e os; men lao
Os iette Stabne / SimmeIen; Der er
inqen StiIsmiSie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02
6amptcn, Nebr.

Oct er pitt mart Dor 3ur at lace
bsre fra os igen. 9i er gao Deo 1t
hgre fra andre plaoier, boor bort
Somfuno Dirter. % fud bsr Ri %
eere moo anore. iom man bill, oe
fulle gre moo os.
- NieIs RoIennabl fra u. Dat. %
Iiels Munt fra Stapleburit bar b.r
, 8efsg fiofte llge. De bar meo til
bort lingbomSmsoe iioite 3irsodg
aften. 3ot, unse 9enner.
Gn 5amilie at Menisbeoen.
Ole Sobnions bar febt 5arm / U.
DAT. os REFER oerop til 5orooret.
8i Ter ne6is De forlaoer os; Dog er Ri
GLAD ooer. at De refer til en- Ylaos,
fpor bort Samfuno bar en- fat
8irtiombeo.
Bore 99nte | airten er blepen
repareret og omfat, faa nu bar ri Ell
breo Sang | Witten og en- final Sang
REQ bper SIDE. @i er GLAD peo Oenne
Omoroning.
Der er for 3ioen 2 al bore Wes
nigbeosfoIf pad SpeeIiiten. Mrs.
SO. M. 9anien og Mr. y. Gbriitens
fen. Wr. Gbriitenien, iom l9nge bar
eaaet oe %ifrantet. er tdset inc paa ct
S~enatoriom | 2incoln. Oct bill bit
toge lang Sio, ON ban nogen Sinoe
bliper raft. Mrs. 5anien reiite for
no6t ct qar Tiger iioen til Omaha,
bun unoerfaiteoe fig en- farlig
u, ration. 8i bsrte til o fore
DlGoe, at bun Inart fan pentes bjem,
oe at bun beores for bper Dag.
8i bar Iige baft en- Misiionsuge
Der | Menie6eoen. Sngen fremmeoc
preiter bar inobllot. 9i bespno.e
fda / SiGio til. at Dor tare SUB moi
piloe isrge for. at oct obrebare SUBS
Orb MATTE gre FIN @ernins. Siale
til 8atteIfe, OmOenoeIfe os Gornb-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02
49, ~SALMEBOGER 49,
RosK1LDE KoNvENTs sALMEBoG.

Wore Salmebeger er indbunden solidt og smukt, med
tydeligt Tryk paa godt Papir og selges til billige Pri-
ser. Salmebeger HAYES altid paa Oplag, da vi SEW
trykker dem. De HAYES mango forske1lige Bind, med
eller uden Tekster, med eft eler to Ti1nag, med eller
uden Guldsnit, med eler uden Federal og Smudsom-
Stag. Priserne er sardeles lave, fra 60 Cents og op.
vi anbefaler wore Salmebeger bejeligt Bind, da disse
like er saa tilbejelige til at braekke som de stive Bind.
Mr.. 10, med ct Tilleg, uden Tekster, $3.50; Mr.. 80. med
ct Tilleg, begge Tekstrakker, 81 80; Mr.. 10, med begge
Tilleg, begge Tekstrakker, 81 so. ALE bejeigt Bind.
Ligeledes anbefales Mr.. 80, med polstret Bind, med ct
Tilleg og begge Tekstrekker, Pris $500.
vi har en- god Salmebog til $100, en- fin med Guldsnit til
Sl6O. Sc evrigt wort Katalog for Skriftprever og de
ovrige forskellige Indbindinger, som feres.
For de, som snsker serig fine og elegante Salmebeger,
har vi faaet indbunden specielt meget smukke og
holdbare Bind ct Parti Salmeboger. De er de fneste
og NEST elegante Salmeboger, fort paa Lager Amerika.
Allie disse Salmebeger er med rodt under Guldsnit, med
runde Hjerner, med ct Tilleg og begge Tekstrakker-
Skriv efter specie1t Cirkulare.
DANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02

Om bette Gmne itriper General
SDnooens lutheran G%pangeliit" fs!.
eenoe: n5emten procent at De prote-
%itantifte Menisbeoer / NebraIta er
uoen praiter, og bet er umulist al
fda prGiter til Dem. Sfelge Sno-
beretninger gaur Der baaoe hos 8ons
gregationaliiter. Wet6obiiter og Gu
theranere tnopt EN- llee, uoen at en-
eller anoen pr9it neol9g9er 1T @mz
beoe for at b9lge en- anoen 2ipsftiIs
ling. 5armernes 8elftano bar loftet
De heite, men mango er blepne 5prs
retningsmeno eler er eoaeoe inc |
en- dnoen Sitting. s &ongreeatios
naliIternes Samfuno for @fsempcl
qibes Der | belle Staten fun en- Menies
teo, fom betdler 100000 (tre Sus
iinoe Dollars | 2en; en- anoen be-
toler $1,000, flere ANDRE fra S 1900
til $500, ct BAR fra $1,000 til
81 800. men oct fore 4ntal at prez
Iter faor 5000 til 800 ON @aret,
noqle life mere emo $500. Naar man
tetanfer, at Wenigbeoerne nutilodgs
fororer opgtise prefter, bDis uboans
nslfe bar taeet fra otte til ii Gor,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02

Dem / bette Stbtte, naar ben flyer:
a9en. iom u~noerOiies / Oroet, itaI
6ele alt 0oot meo Den. fOm unoers
Oifer BAN (9al. 6, @. DE 2GlOfte,
inn er gooe 6~oritanoere, ifal man
holoet bobbelt 2Gre Oaro, tier Dem,
iom orbejoer / Sale og nnOerbisning.
rOg en- Qtrbeioer er fin 2pn berO'
q. 3im. 5, 17-18)." (G.2.8.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02
Gn Sat.
I'll nOdniferen". Blair, 0ebr.

III sOuniettU olult, JteDI.
9u ieg forrige use iaa, at Dan
Iteren" me6oelte, at ieg bar / Blair
for nit 0elbreos Stplo, og sniteoe
goo 9eoring, fad bill ieg iige 9at.
Seq er pgfaa betpoelig beore, ON life
fulofommen raft. fou gdar Del goot
fremdo. Seq fstte fud frift og goot,
Den Si6 ieg bar Der; maafte oct Del
lige 8ejr. iom bet bar bele Sioen,
c9iaa bdboe goo S%nofpoelie. Deg,
Serren Den fore 29ge itdar BAD BED
oct belle, ban er 10 ben famine, fom
Ca ban banoreoe Der paa Soroen, %
ril blibe inotil eoie Sio. ga, ieJ
mdd | Sonobeo fioe, at jeg bar b9ret
GLAD beo NIT 8efse. Sierteli9 Sat
til grofesfor 2uno og !SuItru, / bbis
Sjem ieg opboIot mig, for eoers @9Its
frihe6 o9 9enIigbeo imoo mig. ga
ieg alorig bub6e b9ret | Blair, Iod
bar oct Ib9rt font % interesTant at
teIe bdaoe .0anfferen"s 3ontor %
5orretnin9en / 0aniib 2utb. qubl.
SouIe. Seq mdd fige, at ieg blep
forbobTet beo at Re Idd flor en- Sors
refining o9 Oplug of Bigger. 2i9elebes
Dana Gof1ese" befsgte ieg, og jeg
bar fbart GLAD beo at fe laa mango
unge MenneTter famlet pad Dor Stole.
2ieeleoes bjertelig Saf til oen fare
pr9itefumilie, paitor 9lot6 og SUI
i'ru | 5remont, / bbis 9us jeg ogiua
bar bGret IN Sio og ms6te fda me-
Gen @drme og 9erliebe6. Den ens=
lte 8ul6e, ieg merfeoe, bar Sen Fsrz
ite Senoa9. jeg bar | Sremont, Ga |
en- bioenoe auloe ieg terte meb pa
for alotb til 9irte poa 5remont
Batter. Stsnt ieg bar paftet goot
inc / en- pels, fao trangte aufoen
ulligebel i9ennem; men 6a bi iaa tom
inc / ben barme Strife, fod olemte
man Inart auloen. Oct er 10 lille
ioa 6ebogeliat, nodr man tommer
Iiae fra 6~obeoFaoen % life er bdni
til at tsre pdd 2dnoet.
Gnonu en- Sang biertelig 5at til
ale genner, iom ieg tom iammen
meo. Seq bar p9ret megei GLAD peo
mit9eleg 6aabe I Blair oe / 5remont.
Def eneite, ieg life bar glab beb at
here, bar, oa 9eltpreren paa publ.
6ouie f%ortdIte mig. bpor bdarot Oct
er at foa pensene ino for bort CANE
frnos BLADE. Oct er isrgeliat. -
Wontte 6erren fdd aabnet Sjerterne
paa De fore 5oIf, foa ftdl pengepun,
cen ogfdd NOT blibe luffet op.
Meo 6reoens .9ilfen / Sefu Gubl'
til ale n0aniteren"s 2efere.
9es Moines, 3d., 81. San. 1906.
Robert % reenoo6I.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02
&nrreipou0ancer
6acine, Wis.

DonIterne / 3dcine bar fadet en-
cooperative tore, beliggenbe pdo
6. Street liee miot | 8pen. Santen
fom Fprf op blunot nogle at Wleos
lemmerne / Smmanuels Wenigbeo,
noen at oct | fjerneite WaQoe bar en-
WenisbebsIag; men Meolemmer at
on6re Menigbeoer darlig Gmous)
lutteoe fig itrats iii ioaOel iOm en-
Del Ste Gtrfefnlf. "a Santen blfe
rediiieret aatr.6e foite Somr'er.
5orretnineen Iparer fig goot og bar
De ulereoe peo Acknowledgements oen
81. December 1905 gibet ct ~betpoeligt
Oberfuo. 5oreninsens 5%orretnln1
er pad fontant Bats for ale meo
un6taeelIe at Meolemmerns, men
tisIe tan lite ~operoru9e oeres Snos
nito; oerfor Iipper 5orretningen for
at tabe oe Iaotalote .oedtbs bits sbias",
bpilfet fom befenot er en- flor 5ins
6rina for mango 6orretnin9er. 0ette
er bel oefao moi cen at 9runoene,
hporfor Den omtalte cooperative 5ors
refining bar fod flor en- 3il1utring
had faa f~orbolosbis fort en- Si6.
- Den 30. Sanuar bal oct pditor
9ilbiigs 5Ozaarise 5soielsoag. 9on
liable / 4nle6nin9en ON Gftermios
oogen geies at 8pens oanife Bra
fer. Ding, 0dblitrsm og Yrspenien,
meo oereS Suitruer. FAINT Paitor 6.
6onien, 9enoibd, meo 9uitru og
Sbigerinoe. Gfter upper" Off
praterne bper til 1T; men paitor
9ablftrem tom fnort tilbage I Spi0s
len for Smmanuels Menigbeo, iom
/ @nleoningen buboe foranfaltet en-
Sef til @leoe for gaitor &iloIig n9
heoet paftor 9a6lItrsm ON at bGre
Qnferer, bpiIfet ban forben bar o9ret
REQ Hige 2~eiligbeoer, paTtor Dahl
itrsm bolot en- l9n9ere imuf og gtis
ben6e Sale ON 2ipets Merfe6age.
Ssofels6agen. 0adbsoaeen og 0soss
hagen. pdit. aiI0iig iburebe meb en-
Gale, tnpttet til Or6ene: Gift mig
liot, men elf mig lanee". Oct pifte
iis ii1iee, at Meniebeoen life bar
tommet tomb9noet til 6enne 5eit.
Oct ipolise 0iitritt at Diss
toniin areos boloer TT 5oraarsmsoe
/ Oregon. Iris. fra ben 7. til II.
95ebr. 6por mango al 8pens prGiter
Der refer til Wsoet, pioes life for
5iosn, maaite refer De ale, bbiltet
bel NOT sr oeres pligt. Dog er oct
muIi9t, at en- at Dem bliper biemme
for at tjene DC ire temmeli9 fore DE
niabeOer, meoens oe ANDRE 9reore er
fropGrenoe.
9ejret Der er faare milot / Qar.
gi bar baft en- Del Spgbom / 8pen.
Tom nogle tiIifriper set miloe paaoe
8eir. Sort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02
2. 9 trbg NIT 81 dnn!

2. StrDgm mi Rdpn!
.5trbg nit Rabn, je9 bill life BABE
mere at gere me6 Menigbeoen!"
Saoleoes taller mangen Sang etUleoz
lem at Menigbeoen, noar life altin9
er gaaet efter bans 9obeo, eler ban
bar b9ret uenig me6 nogen | Menigs
beoen. Sg fau gdar ban life mere
/ 8irte, betoler life mere noget til
Wenigbeoens uo9ifter, o9 bboer pao
en6per Maaoe Meni9beoens 6ormae
ming Sroos. Sbem lioer melt Stobe
peo bette, enten bette Wealem at
Menigbeoen, ener Meni9beoen ielb?
ct faaoant tro6figt Meolem bill mo-
tlrli9bis tun fs9e at fade Menigbes
cen beo fin Sanolemaaoe, men ftaoer
fig ielo melt. 6an uoelutfer fig fra
ben 0~eliignelie, fom lig9er / Weni9s
heoens f91es 9u6stjenefte, gdar neos
40 / triftelig Grfen6elie, bIiOer min
Ore og minore foriigtig / 1T 2io, o9
Der bliber ingen friitelig Oroen /
hans 9iem. Sd, bpem fan beitribe
al Ben Sfaoe, ban fdaleoes gsr fig
ielp o9 fin Gamilie? Og ofte taller
o9fda @ub pluoielig ct Nlborsorb til
ham, tbi @uo laoer fig life fpotte 10
toaIer beIer life, at bans 8irfe fpot=
ties. Gt aobarenoe @fsempel paa
bette leDerer fgIgen0e fdn6e 5ilordz
geIfe:
Gn Meni9beo 6ol6t fit regimes
ii0e MenigbeOsmeoe. 9reiten aa6s
neoe Msoet meo 9er, o9 bu0 inoer.
Zig ON 5reo og 8%elii9nelie til 5orz
bonbfingerne. biting gift sobt, DE-
man ituloe allereoe til at flute Mes
oct, Iad treoer ct at Me6lemmerne
bIeg of Spbioielie frem til 5orz
monoens 8oro, faiter i'm &bitteringss
hoq poa 8oroet og rddber: oStrDJ
nit Rdpnln 0erpoa qoar ban no
df airfen. De ANDRE bliber fiooenoe
Iom foriteneoe ober oenne upenteoe
6onoling. 6bao iful man 6a gere2
Gn apr oct SorIlag, at man Itrots
itol itrD9e bans Noon af Qiiten oper
Weni9beo5lemmefne. Wen ct met
inofi9tsful6t 5orila9 bliper dntaget,
nemlig at man ifal formane Ben
tommenoe pad triiteligt 8is, for at
ban fan tomme til at erfenbe fin
Snno. 9erpaa b9bes Weoet
oq Oieolemmerne eaar fra 6berdnore
meo Sen 5plelfe, at set bapoe oerct
ct goot Me6e, ON Bette f~orargeli9e
0ptrin life baboe funoet Steo.
Monoag Gftermiooae iiober pre~
! ten / lit Stuoerb9relie o9 t9nter
pfer oct f~orefalone o9 ooerDejer meo
fla ielp, bnem ban bel 6uroe ta9e meo
ia iii 0enne Wano for, ON muligt,
at pinoe BAN. Do banter oct pdd
0eren, og ino tr9oer en- Pige me0
forgr9ote 2jne. Som burtig. fore
8dItor, min 5aoer ligger for 9pa
benz flyer bun. Oct bar Odtter At
Ben Manb. Iom / @dar bdp6e billet
babe lit Raon itrs9et no at Meni5'
heoens Mteolemsliite. Yaa 9eien
faar Yr9iten pioe De npjere SmitGns
bigbeoer. Wanoen gift no ON Mors
genen for at iege fig Qrbejoe. 6eni.
moo Miooag Tom ban til ct Brig
geri, bpor Der tiaige bar en- St9ntes
tue. Ser orat ban oct enc @las eff
Ter oct anoet Iommen meo lnItios
9dmmerater. S orutfen 9ilitano git
ban iod gennem Brpggeriet og falot
Il en- &eoel me6 fogen6e 8anb. Gd
Braiten irad6te ben til Speeiengen,
iaa ban, at Oeoen bar n9r. 9on
iunoe life lansere tale meo oen osens
De. men BAD meo BAN Os for BAN.
Sort efter FOB oenne ben / 0ss
Sen. Sun Ielp bapoe paa en- rpiten.
be Maaoe .itrseet bans Rabn".
M q O efter Ner 0u4hern,er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02

faa fan man life unore fig oOer Man<
gelen paa prefter. Sem 6unoreoe
Dollars Om Qaret tjener ogida en-
alminoeIig Oagarbeioer, Og oct er life
let for en- Brett at fomme no at oct
meo Iaa0an 9pnn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-02

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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-11-15

Thought to Surprise His Brother.
The Perry Enterprise last week
contained the following item:
Luther SpottswOod returned Sun
day from Friedrich, Okla, where
he has been the past three weeks
looking at the country. He has
placed a bid on several of the
quarter sections of land to be sold
or contracted to people on the
homestead plan by the govern
ment. On his return bee thought
he would surprise his brother, Jno.
SpOttswood, at Caney, Kansas, by
stopping off and making him q
little visit, and when he arrived at
Caney he dropped into a barber
shop to make some inquiry as to
what part of town his brother
lived in, and before he received his
desired information he noticed u
funeral notice ON a show case and
upon reading it found it to be a
notice of his brothers. death, who
had been killed by rock falling on
his head, while working in a well;
The remains were shipped back to
Mexico for burial. The unfortu-
nate man lived out near Hutchinson
a number of years ago. He leaves
a wife aud seven children.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-11-15

One Way Colonist Rates to the
West and Southwest Via The
Wabash.
Tickets sold November and 20,
December 4th and 18th, 1906.
January LIST and 18th, February
9Th and 18th, 1907. Tickets sold
at one half of the regular one way
rate, plus $500 with certain mini
NUNS and exceptions.
To certain points in Arkansas,
Colorado, Indian Territory, Kan
sas, Louisiana, Mexico, Missouri,
Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma;
South Dakota, Texas and Wyom-
ing.
For further particulars, call or
address |. NJ. RICHARDS,
Agent.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-11-15
THE TONS
TRAVEL
u TIPS u

Denver, Colorado Springs or
Pueblo and return, $23.O5. Ac.
count National Grange, Patrons of
Husbandry, on sale Nov. 1912
and 10. Return limit, lea, ing
destination, Dec. 10th, 1906.
Gulfport, Miss, and return
$23. 30, account United Daughters
of the Confederacy; on sale Nov,
10th to 18th. Return limit, Nov.
Doth, 1906.
Indianapolis, Ind, and return,
$12 10, account Presby terrain
Brotherhood; on sale Nov. 11-l2
and ID. Return limit, Nov. 10Th,
1906.
JopliH, Mo-, and return, $500,
account Y. M. G. A. Convention
of Missouri; on sale. Nov. 21.25.
Return limit, Nov. Goth, 1906.
Kansas City, Mo-, and return
$685., account Trans Mississippi
Commercial Commercial Congress;
on sale Nov, 18th to 21st. Re-
turn limit, Nov. 28th, 1906, with
privilege extension.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-11-15
UNION CHAPEL.

Everybody busy gathering corn
MIR. and Mrs. James Hall were
called to the bedside of their SON
in-law, Thomas Stevens, who is
not expected to live.
Clarence johnson bought two
mule colts from James Booth for
$175, one from Jimmie Byars also
for $40.
M. F. Harrison bought 80 head
of stock hogs Of Mrs. Vel Walker.
Mrs Wallace Hodges and chill
dren have returned from Colorado
to stay. Mr.. Hodges and Clayton
will come later on. Billie says
Missouri is good enough for him.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-11-15

DR. w. f. Traughber, ostheop
Othlsf will be found in his office
east "f postoffice, every day ok
cept Monday and Friday after
Moons. Treats acute and chronic
cases. Calls answered day or
night. Office hours 8 a. IN. to
p. IN. Phone 355.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-11-15
Kings Daughters in K. C.

The State convention of the
Kings Daughters was held in
Kansas City last week. Delegates
were present from the various cir.
cles of the State. 1t was profit
able meeting and much important
business was transacted. A num-
Der Of Mexico people were i'll the
list of officers elected for the ensu-
ing year. Mrs. Z. Med. Bridg-
ford of this city was elected State
treasurer; Mrs. G. f. Clark, Ad-
visory State Secretary; Mrs. l.. l..
Graham and Mrs. Il. p. Hopkins
of this city were elected as mem
bers of the State Board, and Mrs.
M. l.. Jones of this city was
elected member of the Executive
Committee.
There are 1873 paid-up members
of the Missouri society The next
annual meeting will be held at st.
Joseph.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-11-15
Farm Insurance.

All who want Fire and Light
ming and Tornado insurance should
come to see mel can write you in
the Phenix of Brooklyn, the great
farm insurance company, on most
reasonable terms.
JOHN w. HOWELL, Agent.