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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-19

ROOT ON WAY TO KAEsAs-Chicago. Nov.
1s.--Secretary of State Elihu Root passed
through Chicago tonight route TO Kansas
City. where he win address the Commercial
Club on Foreign Commerce Relations
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-19

Tom Dillon for correct styles in hats.
corner Van Ness avenue and McAllis-
tar $3.50. $3.50 $500
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-19

Heaven despairs of the man who
men.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-19

Sometimes hiding anothers faults
heals our own
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-19
FRANK CHANCE
S MEAT FOR
ARELLANES

y JOSE. Nov. 1S.-San jose saw
est bali game in the history Of
port locally today. and incident
.an- the Prime PickerS defeated
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-19

fscb 10 g ' fipst. Mearhe INV Nv "A
second; j. Wilson CIV A. CO. thi
Glarner 20. CO, fourth. Distance.
feet ~ inches.
Ofhcials-Starter. Macaulay. referee.
Walter Christie; judges of finish. 7. l.
Fitzpatrick, r. S. Weaver. timers. Nc
Farland and d. NJ Lees; field judge.
Douglas Irskine.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-25
THE NEW SCHEDULES.

Tho Southern has annomcvci its
change Of schedule 10 take effect
on the 9th of January. The change
on the Columbia and Grccnvillc gives
us the best schedule we have ever had
on this division. 1t is the first time
in the history of the road that people
from the up country have been given
the opportunity to go to Columbia
and return the same day.
This schedule will give universal
satisfaction from Grccnviile to Co.
mmbia.
There is 4 faint kick in the Ander
son Mail but Anderson is |. on this
branch line and no doubt the Blue
Ridge will so adjust its schedules that
the business interests Of that citv will
be protected and at the same time
the people of that city will he given
the opportunity to run down to New
berry far few hours and return to
their homes the same day. Or if they
desire they may go on to Columbia
and return the same day. After a
trial of this schedule we are satisfied
that it will please the Mail and the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-25
WHITMIRE.

The Herald and News presents in
this issue illustrated articles showing
something Of the progress and devel-
opment Of Whitmire during the past
several years. This growth was made
possible by the public spirit of Whit
mire's business men, and this same
public spirit is guarantee of greater
things for Whitmire in the years to
come. ....
When the Glen-Lowry Manufacture
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-25
THE HERALD AND NEWS.
ncrrlc Of Anderson.

prnrlc Of Anderson.
Greenwood is given another tram
from Grccnvillc and return when
should make them endorse most heart
ilv this change Of schedule because
they too can run down to Newbcrry
and spend few hours and return to
their homes the same evening" and 50
can all the people between her and
,hrrc nr they can ~ IN t" Columb'a'
And those from Columbia and I"
Grccnvillc can sr to any Of the points
and return the Same day.
This is the change The Herald and
News has been advocating for many
wears. 1t is the change the editor
asked at the meeting held at Bolton
when the Traffic Association was
formed.
The railroad people will not he mor-
ed to make any change now by tcw
kickcrS until the Now schedule has
been given test and then there Will
be no more kickcrs.
All the schedules have been made
slower and it is proposed to run the
trains on time as advertised. That is
better and we hope the trains may be
ruN rN the schedule.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-25
THE NAZARENE.

the h'rth "t the Nazarenc today, and
no'h'nS more appropriate could fill
or edl'"rlal columns than this Christ
mas "I''''' from a.. Matthew:
/. Now when Jesus was born In
b''hlrh'm "l 'udra III the days of
H'r"n the KING behold, there came
wise men lrom the east to Jerusalem.
SAYING W nero Is lie that is
o''" Mug ~ Tue Jews, tor we have
sven Ills S'ar IN the east, and are come
10 worship NM
o. h'h lier'd the King had
near" '"eS' 'hihSS' ne was troubled,
al" al. ''r"Sa'am with him.
t. Ah' "h'n ne had gathered all
'"' r'''' priests and S'rlhes of the
people '"Sr'h'F' ne drmand'" Of them
"n'r' h''>l >h"n'd u" born.
- 'N'' '"'E said unto E!m. In
h''"'''''H g ''lIFa; Tor thus II Is
"'I'''H ny 'h' prophet.
" 'Nn' 'h"" ''ih''h'm' III IN" Land
'i '""'' art NOT the least among the
P''''''S "I '""a' Tor out o1 thee shall
come ""V'rh"r that shall rule my
P'oi'nv a, lSrarl'
ineh iler"o' "hen ne mad prvlly
c"'!eo ,. 'h' wise men, inquired OF them
",''S'"''E what timc the star appear
e'.
N!o ne sent 1hcm I" Hcthlehem.
""' S''"' u" an" searrh dlllgently for
."e H'"nS r'ila; ana when We have
1'""" h'm' hr'n% me word again, that
may com" and worship him also.
~ "h'n 'h'H had heard the king.
.,'E "'Par''": and' to- the star, which
."'! saw ~ the east. went before
'n'm' l'll II came and stood over
"nF'r the H"nn" enid WAS.
i" men |h"E saw tn" star they re-
J",''" "''h rN'''h'n% great JOY.
IL an" when they were come into
''e "'uS'' 'l'E saw the young eh'ld
WIN Nl''H MS ''l"'hcr' ana lrll down,
""" ""rS'''Pe" nm; ana when they
III" Opened 'hr'f treasures, they pre-
s'"''! UNI" h'm %''tS; gold, and
l'anN'''''''S'' an" 'hErrh.
- ANA ""'i'" "arn'd "t God in 4
"''am 'ha' 'h'y Sh"nld not return
10 ''''''"' 'h'N departed mt" their
WI r'''"' ~ ah"'hrr waN'
- Am" when they w"rr departed,
"'''"''' the ah"'' "l the l'"rd ap-
i''.''''' I" '"S'rh III dr'am' saying
N''S'' '"" ''Nr the Young child and
ms l""'h''' an" il'e mt" Egypt, and
ne mo" '!'rc mh''' l hrlng thee word !:
i'' i'''"" Will seek the young rhlld
10 "'S'r"E h'h'
1T " ,'r'l ne arose. ne took the
9'','I '''','' ''n" ms m"'h'r bH n'Sht'
"'',' "'I''r''" '''l" Egypt.
80 All" WAS ln'r" m''! the death
vi WI. '''''' " ''''' II "a'$h' DC in'''lIed
""''h was 81 l"E'n "1 the Lord by the
piui',''' Nd! '''S' '"' "l r'ESPl nave
'",'r" ~, NY son.
AZ "''' ,''r"", wh'h ne SAW that
Nv way ''''''"'" "' Tue wise men, was
sH,.'"'mS s, u, "'"'',' "a an" SEM i"r'h' an"
n',|, s''" "'' '"' '.''''''h ''a' were III
l'r',''''''''' ~ -" '''' III I'LL ,'' coasts 'h'r'
49, ,':, 49, III We years "'' an" ''',"'r' ar
:''"'nS :'''' 80 '''' ,''''r "''''h nc ha" a''-
"'; 80 r,' INJURY" ~ ,.." .ne WISE men.
''''' was ,"''''''" '"a' "nlch
W.: Si''N''' ~ ''''''' INC P'"Ph'''
'"1 s''I' ~ ,
i' ~ n"'''" was '''ete Voi'" h'ard,
mOnrpinr Ronhnl v,Do,;Do f>, lo,,
children, and would not be comrortcu,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-25

the south built, with a capital of a
half million dollars, tho promoters of
the enterprise showed their faith in
Nhltmre s future, and that their
faith has been justified is shown by
the Whitmirc of today. Mr.. VIM. Cole
man, the president of the Glen-Lowrv
company, is probably the Youngest
mil president in the southern states.
~ 2raduate of Wofforu college, of the
! mrersity of North Carolina. and of
lialvard University. he began life
wen equipped fer its duties and for
the management of an industrial en-
terprlSr of the size and Importance Of
the Glcn-l."wry mill Those associot-
'd with HIM are Young men of busi-
ness ability and energy. who rightly
regard the uphuilliny of their town as
'he'r individual success. With men
, "i tins character in charge of its of-
tars' the Glcu--Lowry company has
oceh wonderful factor in Whit
m're 5 development. and Whitmirc
has supported the Glen-Lowrv mill.
lhr many other business cntcrnriscs
"t the town. and their growth in r,-
cent years. is spoken Of in detail ~
this issue.
''''al"d on the main line of ,b,
H'ah"ard Air Line between ,,,,,
IA ana llAm',t AND Wa>hin.t,n 1rw
towns nav" better railroad fo,ili,ins
anu immediate communication can he
'''' WIN the outside world bv means
OF the Western Union Telcrranb cnm
pany and the Southern Bell Telephone
ana Telegraph company. which latter
corporation has both day and nirbt
central, being open every hour Of the
'"ehty- four hours in day.
f"t 1t is not only along material
l,ncS that Whitmirc has advance,
socially. there arc no more chorm;nr
people III South Carolina or in thr
| S"''l' than IN Whitmirc. and when th,t
mas been said. all has been said
Nllhn the past few wears = scbo,l
""'l"ln" has been erected. at 4 cost If
S'N Thousand dollars. which w,ul1 ln
,r'"'' w. I" Il much larger community,
mere are three large. well heated
S'n''"l rooms. and Il spacious hail IN
'"' lower floor. The SUPERINTENDENT
w,rlcr, .,1 are c"nsccrated
s.b,,I ,,.,,, ".e TN,''2 " hltmrc Il
y ri,L, - H. why" W hitmlrr has
'lShl |" he proud. AS with tho
der ~, .h',,, - WI" me churrhrS. Tn
potbn,;o n,.,.' ~ ''''h'"l and SYM
thc;r l;ro. - 49, "''' nave devoted
th,v I.hnu WIZ, ,': S.'', cause in which
~ ,h,v ,,h,u,1 'n"rthcS are,
town : mnr,l ar1 w. ',,;,';.' i|'''rS OF the
oIv,nccnnr, '' spun II "'' amt social
-, !" MS interesting article, Mr.. John
w. "e"ll calls attention to the finc
'Sr'enl'ural country that is Whit.
i''re support. and, as is emphasized
! III Mr' scott s article, agriculture is,
"''rr all. the backbone OF a commnu-
! NY : industrial growth. As he saws
'h' mndS'Il upon which the whnIr
structure structure rests Is the a"rlcuItural m
''r'S' a",'"'"nt t" Whirmire. And
S'm' OF n" finest farming lands in
'"' country surround Whitmire.
But, while Whi,mi,o.s ..
during the past several r,,r. - l.'I''>> ."
nothin" Shnr, Of rnm,,iahI> ''I'. ,I> '''"
who have made this nr,nro,. 80, IN =
! Bile. and who have hno,, l';l>'- ,,:,>I
for it. are n,l liviY,. ,n ~, n,., :,,''. rn''.
rirn u;,L ,;l i"''' lucy
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-25
Real Estate!

Just because the heat the hare don't settle down to be
tortoise BE hare. that kind of hare, be alive to
every rpormitv and Of ability to in the race
Of noinr noo Investments for the Catchy Lindsey lots
be bought cheaper now than
when Count House completed they within stones
rf which Court House is to be To-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14
Mns Der &eformanfalt.

Der Wertpaltsr Der Rsformanfialt,
tpsl&er ft4 am Wontug. als eini9e Sns
faRen Der anifalt 3u entfommen Der.
iuatsn, In Snbiunapolis bsfanb, III
tpisosr aurtid9efebrt, UNI ben Bsri6t
ieiner 8eamtsn entgsesn 3u nebmen.
gs mirb beri&tet. bob Rinoer. Der
F9 tusgsn zines tbdtli3sn angriHs 81
OsruntpOrten bat, f3 nunmsbr usasn
zines jusiten 8erbrs9sns bsranttpurten
mub, inoem sr ben bee Worbes ange-
flngtsn @iQiam Spores sur SIu9t au
belfen oeriu&t bat. WOie Gislo. Der
sbsnfals an benz Ausbru9 betbeiligt
NOR, mub nun ben REP isinsr Strafs
abRbsn. neil sr auf ieins parols rs9'
men barf. gogep, wel3er ben 5lu9t.
bsrfu4 Der Strdfiinss au perbinbern
bsriu&te, uno Der babel libel 3ugeri9tet
tuurbe, liest nod INNER i&usr frani
I'm 6Ofpttal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14
6airbant.

Sab WeiPs WuFffapeIe oils stmas
eana Observation-Disclosures bon rem Be.
iu9srn Der AusfsQung betra@tet tuirb.
unb 3par nit @s3t, srRsbt man aus
benz grOben Publitum, weldes aa'
absnbIid ben sroBsn 5airbanf.@ artsr
ftQt.
Der parf mirb NIT S9luB oieie,
WO9s OiiBisa fur bic SaiiOn geialOi'
fen, bod tpsrosn alabenoIi9, folangs
bas @sttsr atinaia blsibt. gum gefier
Der Bsiu4er Concerto peranfaltet.
Die Selsctionei aus benz pnrRfal srn.
tsten oas ibuen 9eipenoete Sob uno ben
8eifaQ In bollfem Mabe.
Nu1 Der @arniDaI Der Solifeu
tuuros BON ben 8eiudern, unb bi.
Rebr3abI b6rte oerartiges gum erFsu
Mals, nit ni9t enbentponenbem applaus
beba4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14
&ebrten ia SUB beim.

Cine unanaenebrle 5simfabrt bat
ten @so. Suipben bon Wount @om'
fort, Snb.. uno Elm 5reuno beRslben.
uslds gsfsrn bsibe bic G~usfelung be-
iu9t batten. 8eioe tparen nit BEN
guggp Sutpbsn's CUR Staot setommen
uno hatten f& bann am Abenb. nod
benz He ole Ssbenswhroistsitsn uabr'
gsnommsn, auf ben 6eimueg gsma4t.
l~1ntsrusss aber fisl bas pferb tobt I'm
unb Den Wdnnsrn blieb ni&ts ueite,
tibrig, als f& islbf ein3uipannsn uni
bas Buaep beimsu3ieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14

@iess- -Grab.
@ n.


albert unb 2atie CARRIER, 345 81
South Strobe, Rnabs. - @eDrge ure
Map glburg, $40 @sa Hew gOrl
Str, 9nabs.-SoIsph uno Soiepbins
2aroIa, 720 8irginia aos., Wdo4en
-Sarrp unb Mapme 6berer, $40
SOrbst Str. Mdb9sn. - Cabin nno
Olibe Wel9, 432 sBst IT,. Str.
Wdbasn. - Seize uno Rsaie Miai-
gan, 316 Wiryinia Apenue, Wdo4en.
4etraut.
Wilbsr 8. ellis, IT,, - Jlorenee s.
&enn, 2amrsnee, Sno.
Sacob nlsman-6annie 2ajar.
antbonp 5obnion-Sarab 6. @bite,
Bloomington.
0eforber.
Saualing Wiaer, % Sage, 81 q.
NobIe Str.-Marp ann 2ine. 81,
$50 5eHsrion N~be.-Sdu9ling gbans,
81 Sage, 341 q. Roble Str.-Sames
Wiliam Stud. Sr., 70, Ills gee1er
Str.-Srau emma 6opiins. 81, 1911
SilRbs aps = arsaret gomgaroner,
10 Wonafe. 1916 Shelbp1 Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14

aft, bon go. 1873 SoIton pIacs, Der
megen Steinperfens unb r~ubeff6renben
2dtmes borgelaoen mar, tuurbe 3u SIS
uno Rofien berbonnert. Dos urtbeil
tpurbe Iufpsnbirt. Die antlage auf
Rubef6rung wuroe bonn Ri9ter abge.
tpieisn.
&lase anf Giniebung zines WaKen>
permalters.
Sames SOran pertlasts bic pariian
@lOut 60. auf g%inFebuns zines WaRsn.
berualters. Der Rldser III AttiOndr
Der Oben e~rudbnten Jirmu. Do Der
@eiadftsgang Der pertlasten @eiea.
i&aft tn nnOronung ssratben TT, unb
gu befiir&ten III, baB bisfelbs faairt,
menn Die 2eitung ni4t elmer tf!9tiesn
Rraft iibsrssben tuirb, 10 tpuroe bic
obengenannte 2lage anssfrsnst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14
auerIau bntbf4etus

Sauerl u b n ibf4etue. e.
%. &. Cannon. Cottage. @ebb nabe
&apmono, 8700.-$. Bede, 6ol3ss=
bdube, Oriental nabe Nsu Dorf.
81. 500'-SObn Mann, Reparatursn,
1109 Rapmonb Str, $150.-@barles
s. Woeaer, 6ols9sbduoe, lila ct.
paul Str. 81. $50. -@i0iam 8. 90.
pertamp, @Obnbau, 1923 @bur9mau
aOe., $1.410.-p. 9erletb. @ottaas,
2odwooo nabe Winnsiota Str, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14

Grab rnb gaBs4ennen.
S4aufteunns bon S4afen unb S&ueinen
1000 Sabner in Der SefIiiseIs Gusteuuns;
&ieitse Gusftenuns bon Dbf, gIumen
unb SeIbsg robuften aler Grt, iopie Tsas
i9insrien. IS 1T cine S1,0OO,O 900 Guss
ftenuns fir so Gents.
Sbarles Sptpntns, setretar:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14
Yniomal=Noti3

Ssrr unb 5rau Sobn @uI.
n, n bon go. 1910 Rorb Sena:s.
abenue, wel6e ben Sommer iiber In
Sraois @itp. Wi9iean, ibrsn aufsnt-
balt genommen batten. fnb wieoer 3u
9auis sineetroHsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14
@emtt TT etn grocer Sa9
anf Der Jnotana Stats Satr

@robs e6auiteIluas pom gferben in Iei4tem
@eipann.
prdhtise 9arabe BON gferben unb gieb I'M
1 ubr Na9mittag.
8apeIen 8on3ert unb 8aubebine ben sauaen
Sag.
guffttes bes sroben 2ufti@ifs eagle am
8ormittas.
8. e. Npfplin, grdfibent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14

3abnbariten, @ertbe aufparts su
Csc, bas Stif. Sc
Sno&en S~aarna6eIn, elm Susenb in
elmer S@a9tel au.............1Oc
SomObe &abinette, entbaltenb &lei>
S%ernaSeln unb S~aarnabeIn, bas
&tiif Sr
Setten Samme, reauldre Csc Nua<
IitGt. 1O<
Srauer Stefnabeln, 2 SdadteIn
fur
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14
MmS ben @ert9ten.
ShaOeneriakfIaQen.

panp auf $4,000 S1aoeneriab.
am 10. Suit 1906 tuurbe Der Rid,
ger, mite bie 8Iasei&rift ansiebt. bur3
bic e&uIb unb Na&ldiRsteit bon an.
aeReltsn ssnanntsr @efsaf9aft bsim
Nbfeiaen bon eifiern StraBenbabnwa-
gen berlsbt. Muf bisie @~srlebungen
bearanoet er bic Qlaee.
Str NaIsigb Po9us unb @bauncep
pogus frsn9te albert %. posue cine
alaae auf $40, 600 sssen @sors Bauer
unb Mnbere on. Die 2ldger ffhrter
unter benz Namsn posue & Sons cine
2oIonial. unb Waterialpaarenbanb'
lung. Sn ungersater uno unssisbli.
DER Weiie folet nun bic 8erflagter
gsRb bon benz @si9dfts gefb ssnOm.
men unb baHsIbs an Suite 2ittsl ber-
tauft baben. auf bisie Sanblungs.
tpeife ift bic RIa9s bssrtinbet.
0erna 2pn9 perfIa9te bic Snbiana.
polifer Fraction & terminal So. auf
$4,000 S9absnerfub. Der 2ldgsr
uuurbe ont 8. Sept. 1906 laut Der
2lage bur9 s9ulb unb Nadldif9teit
bon 4nssfs0tsn Der 8sielidaft Der.
Isbt. Nuf bieie YsrlsBung bsgriinost
er bic Slaee.
5urmin Stout frsn9te 9sgsrl bic
Snbianapolis Sraetion unb terminal
COMPANY sine 2lage auf $40. 900
S&abeneriaB an. am 80. Suli 1905
aos Ra Der 2ldssr WsrIsbunssn su, bic
CT ansebli9 bur6 bic S4ulo unb
Wa9Idifsteit Der @sislIdaft sraaItsr
bat. auf btefe gsrIsbunsen bsgrtnost
er bic 2lage.
S@eioungsflagen.
Warp Werner ffren9te gs9er ibrsr
@attsn Saeob Wsrner cine Rlage auf
S3s:oung on. Die gbe purbe am
Is. Sanuar 1896 asi&loRsn unb bic
0erbeiratbsten Isbten Bis gum Sob.
1905 aufammen. Der gbe fino 3tpsi
2inoer eniiproHsn. 8runffuht unb
graufams BsbanbIung fnb bic @rinbs
Der 2lase. sic forbsrt ois Obbutlbsr
Qinber.
GIage auf unterbaIt.
Amalie Dbittater frengte gesen
ibrsn @attsn Clinton Wbittater cine
2laes auf nnterbalt an. Dieielbe Der.
bsiratbete HID an II. Suli 1899 nnb
Iebten bis gum Is Nusuf 1906 gu.
iammen. Der gbs limb brsi Rinoer
entiprOHen. Wa9 oieisr 3eit psr>
i9manb Der @atte unb lieb bic Srau
nit ben 2inoern mittelos surid. Der
Wann arbsitet fur bic pittsburs, Gin.
einnatt @bieago & ct. 9ouis Glen.
balm @sislf9aft unb if uobl TN
Stanbe feline Camille 3u ernd6ren.
Sic forbert u%nterfHBung fir R9 uno
lore 2inber. Die Befimmung Der
6bbs bss Bstra9es ibsrlisB He benz
&idter.
Gprberungsflage.
Die Dalton 2umber Comp. frengte
segen gberett 5. @ampbsl sine RIGgs
auf 8ssablung bon $1,000 on. am
IL. Wai 1905 tbergab Der 0erilagts
Der aldaerin einsn Ms4ieI i'm getraee
bon 1872, Der mad einsm Sabre nit
= p@t. 3inisn unb Nopofatsnssbhbrsn
be3ablt tusrben ioQs. Sieier We9iel
iff nun tiberfdltg unb unbs3ablt, no.
rauf bie 2lage bssriinost III. eie
forbert BITE oben srpdbnte Summe eins
i9liebli9 Der 3inien unb @sri4tstoRen.
Griminalgeridt.
&apmono Sanbs, Der fi9 tpegsn
@robbisbfahls 3u berantporten bate,
muroe bes 0ergebens f&ulotg bsfuns
ben unb NIT 81 unb Soften unb l Big
81 3 Sabren TN Snoiana Reformato'
RUM beffraft.
Sugenogeridt.
Der 12idbri9e &aipt 6antins, 3O4
Walcott StraBe, Der megen unerlaub'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14

N%erlanet-eiu Sanitor fir bic 9urnhale hes
- Soeialsn 2urnoereins Naf5ufragen
bfin Berpalter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14
Detterbert@

sDetterbertdbt.
SIR "a etumben snbsnb 7 ubr Rorssns, is. eepttr.
Gbtcasp, ID. September.
Sur Snbiana: S@6n heute Gbeno ;
Samftae, tbeilmeiie beU6lft nnb tpdrmer.
2oeaLD etterbert4t
Sd5n unb anbaltenb fiibl bente Nabt;
samftas, tbeiImeiie betu5Ift nnb iteisenoe
9emperatur.
ItermometerRane.
S59fe Temperatur. --........ rs Srao
Risbrtsfe Tsu1peratur. "a
50. &. 8IbtFs
SectionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14

81 erldugt-8pei Rdoden fHr ale arbeit in cine
- Samilie BON 4 9erionsn. 2cbu "a per @on
FIR iebes. 9elepbon Drain s1Ie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14

sHr "a stunosm .nDsuO 7 ubr wOrssns, IS. eepibr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14
Sngenogeri@t.

Der 12idbri9e Raipb 9antins, 3O4
@aleott StraBs, Der tueger u~nerlaub.
ten Betrstens zines Sauiss unb 2leins
biebffabl bor benz &i9ter Stubs er.
i9eiEer muBte, purbs NIT 81 urb
Soften bsffraft. Dos urtbeiI uurbs
fufpenoirt.
DaItsr 2tntement. IL Sabre ali.
40 Waleott Strabe, eth 0eIfersbslfer
BON 6antins. wurbe auf sIsi9s @eiis
beffraft.
Granf Weaber, IA Sabre ait, bon
go. AGA Walcott.S traBs. Der f9
ebenfans psssn 2leinoisbFabls uno
unerlaubten Bstretens zines Sauies
perantmortsn mubie, uuros tpegen oes
e~rfteren 0ergebeus NIT 500 unb So,
fen beffraft. oas urtbeil iebo9 fuIpen>
hirt. We9en Der 5weiten Bei&uloi.
gung wuroe CT nod Der Sulia 9.
Worts 8raining G4ooI qefanbt.
Der 5arbiae 90 Woobforo, Is Sabre
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14

N%erIanet-Gin Yorter in elmer Wirtbinaft.
1a1aufrae,n in Der Office bieies BIattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14

~ erIanet-a54in unb 6ausmdb9en In n:tner
- 6omiIte. gutter eoru.
. 17sl sprb Neribian Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14
0erlan9t Mn3etsen

irssnb tvsI&sr art tperbeu in Der .Subiana Eribins
NIT &c per Belle fir iebe Suiertion bersdnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14

Das indianapolis grenaatorium.
CefentIt9e Hr1buIan3. qribat 4apeHe.
.Eauaen GsbiIfn. 1euti9e BeSisnuus.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-02-22
John kilgus Remembered.

Our townsman. John Kllgus, was
very pleasantly honored on Saturday
evening, the occasion being a large
surprise party gotten up by his EN-
ployer, Andrew Schatz, TO mark the
twenty fifth anniversary of the date
when Mr.. Kilgus entered his employ.
Mr. Kilgus with his family bade
adieu to the Fatherland in 1880, land
ing at Philadelphia on September 4th
of that year On February 17th follow
ing they came to Danville, Mr.. Kilgus
immediately entering the employ of
Andrew Schatz.
For the quarter Of a century that has
elapsed Mr. Kilgus has been pegging
away in Mr. Schatz's establishment,
always faithful to his employers in
terest and always true to himself, so
that while be has given satisfaction to
his employer he has built up a reputa-
tion as a peaceful sober industrious
citizen beloved in his family circle and
honored in the community.
The surprise party on Saturday even
ing proved IA great surprise indeed
Mr.. Kilgus had no intimatiou of what
was on foot until he arrived home and
found the house already half filled
with guests. There were dancing and
singing in addition to which refresh
ments were served. Mr.. Kilgus re
ceiyed a handsome fountain pen as
gift from Mr Schatz.
Following were the guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Schatz, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Stritmatter, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Kehl, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Molter
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob VonBlohn, Mr..
and Mrs Fred Wendell, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. William /. Deutsch, Mr.. aud Mrs
Joseph a. Himmen, Fred Wendell, Sr.,
Charles Molter, Jacob Haney, John
Moser, Mrs George a. Meyers, Miss
Maud Freeze, Walter Renner, Rov
Smith, Clarence VonBlohn.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-02-22
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