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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-09
DAIRY CONVENTION At AMEs.
Leading Dairymen Of West Will Meet
January q.
Snecial RI Tines-Renrh1ican

JdHQdry e.
Special to Times-Republican.
Ames,s Nov. "a dairy convention
that will draw all the leading dairy
men of the west in attendance will be
held at Ames January 4, during the
short course in agriculture and stock
judging. Among notables who will be
in attendance are W. D. Hoard, x-gov-
ernor Of Wisconsin, and editor of
Hoard's Dairyman and President Rob-
ertson of Mcdonald College, Ottawa,
Canada.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-09

Some men are born great, some
achieve greatness and some couldn't
tell to save their necks how it hap.
pened.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-09
SUSPECT HELD AT BLOOMFIELD.
Alleged chicagoan Accused of Robbing
Rock Island Agent at BeIknap.

SpeC1aI to Times. HepuDIICHH.
Bloomfield, Nov. - George Mead
ows giving his residence as Chicago,
was arrested and held for trial for rob-
berry of the Rock Island agent at Bel
KNAPP, four miles north of here, Of
500. The foreman Of an extra gang
was also a victim, being relieved of a
oo1d -o+ch and Sill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03
GA H1A ".
tfigt die Die Sote, Die Ir lmme; Gskaua Hal
' ss,. NW2NzZm
Wcitsrn WnrNlano Giien6abn.
5dglidt.
srat In s,raIt ant is. csober 1905.

Srat In :ratt ant is. Citober 1905.
SEte perldtfen 5ietsStattuR. iuie 'vIgt:
4.30 Uior9ens. - GhnelSue. SaIptlinie, Ga
gersioipI. Gabneeboro. ". & 70. HD. uno
ben Sloen uno ousg. SorntGg q, Y. U. H.,
Snleof, ebanbersbar3. Wart;nsburg riib
1i.15 AbenoS-gffom. mad rinioItsqribae.
1dgtid, anSaenommen esnniasS.
100 WoIgers- Yorf. v, Y y. 9ip. ano Sanpt,
Cute ettIiS bon Gn'orp'Srope, Carlisle nno
$40 W'ofaeis-Saupnlnie saaerstswn, ean.
cod, ebippenS6urH, Sreocrid, e.nmi,sbura
o.4b Moresnc-@e.ibsbura Grresp. sfto,n.
lerfeits Gniorp @ropc. fnspie Surtooct uno
1O'iiS DEMONSTRATION. mad linion.pribae.
s.so Iu9n. -giiom. nab 9morb 0robe.
eib Tabm..Nifem 9a6 emorp @rooe. .. &
si.f0 Vadjm.-Grpreh nah Durf, SanpOer NM
8ettgsburs. lparfor.Gnr.) i1t j." .
4.16 Hn6m. --gffont mad, tiniou.Brio9e.
$3.50 Eadn -erpreB mi6 0iDnoon, MeTtmin'
Ter, l,niot. Bridge ino banu Gffom. nan
Sagerstown uno Sancod, fotpie Sreberid,
gmrttttSblra iipo Shippencburg (SarIor
5.25 Maam.-anOm na4 sampfess.
8.15 Mbeu6S-IffoW mad Union Wtibee.
$50 HbenbS-aifom. mad gnorp Grove.
Sur eeuntaaS.
$50 Worsens-Mifom. mao Union gtibge II.
Saruber.
ESQ Nadm.-gYom mad Union griooe.
4.30 giabm.-afiom. mad 5airpfteab. ,
+SaIten ni6f an Benna. SIDE. &c tdttptt.
gi1ft' nnb @epdd,9irean: 9ar. 20, ssslt'
8use balien an union.. Benna. .gbe. 1, guT,
ton. nnb Malbroof. iRcrib.9 lpenueJ .Gtaifon.
.. q. 0stSweib, q. z. M. ~ ~"
q. N. espsa. q. u. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03

BON Nr. 1901, Observation-Disclosures,
tGmnt bei eirem spo5icrritt I'M
n0rtio=SiQ Eorf" um'a 9ehen. 49,
Nhbc Hoiebonf. Sbore ertrintt scr 81
Sabre oltc Charles @1n0cr bon Nr.
324, SiiotTorreititroBe, bei'm 20.
oen.
81. Sluli. - No6c Qotc=G bore,
annc IrunbclsGoultp miro Scr on
Woiber1trobc IN baltimore mobnboi-
te @n. =. @orrod bonn @[id erihIa.
gen,
%, Sluri. - Ger 2Smportelr 81.
Hippo SoporeIto bon ar. 702, Siio-
9ruoonon miro bon Dem iiebclt Gdb-
re oIte1 Sorolb Scmitt, Nr. 4t5, DIT
Nortb- 9lucnuc, pobnboit SpfGlig cr.
id)oiicn. ... ...A.. .
%. Slni. - Gie ocutiHc ref. Ct.
&obannt@- @cneinoe an Scr Golncrt-
ltroBc, Eoitor @lGo Gidelberg, ieicrt
ibr G~0-iGbri9c@ Sllbilarm.
26. Slmi. - @ci elmer Goniiioll
5iuiid)cn cillem S~rod)t5ugc unb cincnt
StrnBenbobnapaggon uli scr Ni-
pea1t-GrelBunlg IN Sigblon0tolun
luerbcn 5lpci Ecrionen Net0otct mo
cine gauge Nn5nbl id)tucr ODER leidt
bcrlcbt. Gic @et0Nteten iiuo 6roll
SoroD Gronnuca bon Nr.327, Bruce.
itrnBe, mo cine unbefonltc Ncgerir.
- Nrou Gliiobctb 9ertid) bon Nr.
900, Goiterns 9lpemlc, &igblouotpmn,
crtrInft lidl I'M Sec hca yFotterion=
EorfeS."
81. Srmi. - Ser 81 Sabre olte
@eorgcS hncibcr eritieBt tidy Dor scr
elterlidlcn WoDnllnM Nr. 1864, @or.
rctt- Npemuc. - Ger 80 Sabre oltc
Soblt i. @orher polt Or. 3l3. Siih.
&iltcentitroBc, crlcioct nurdp ci,lcn
Glepotor llltioll in Sen Mt. Glorc-
NcrtitGttcn Den 600.
2S. Silni. IL Ser 81 Sabre olte
acIlner Scnrp Nbcling per1iftet iib
in Nr. ito. NorbsS% rcmout.9lpr.
%. &lni. - >Sn SllibitroBen.N6s
5uQSfnnol ertrinft ser licben Sabre
oltc Charles llpibur pom Or. lll1,
Gollmbio-N ucnnc.
80. Suni. - Srou Celia MorriS
miro in Mr. 800, Sorrcltitrobe, oird)
@oiolin'Grploiion 5u Sobc Der
bronnt. - Ser Nci5cr @nl. g. 2prd)
bon @tenn-Mod, ga, p~crlicrt i'm
llnion-9 obnbolc OllrdJ Goaiiou nit
cinenb Efoitcu iein 2ebcn.a 4 ~. ..2
f... GortieBlutg fol9t.) AT: o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03
YenniblbaniasBab
Ran Dem ReiteH Hno @prben.

VeflnBt eaiOerts StGttDn mle tpi1t:
fS.4j BORN. QlntoIt citation SOB BOrfi. J.
BittSburg Grpreb tIto Gbicugo SpecidG
+i14i Vorm. Clinton Sidtion 1l.55 Sorm1.
ouupts4iuie @rpreG.
i.10 Radlm. Coon lluioHsS tntior). oStqouis"
itno oIbe FerIniDlonuin' Simiteo, nab G6is
cnQo. Cincinnati mo Il. Goui5.
f4,h Endlnt tuOn 1StutioHD ,YenniGls
Onnia speciai," II stuuoeu nan 6Bieagu.
*4.j5 9indln. tuun llnioH= S%iution). Chicago
lnto Ct. GOuia ETprci.
100 Nbehoo (pon Union StntionD. Chicago
NtmttCO.
$50 N6suOS Cbom Uuions ztotioD Ct, 2ouis
fs,55 NOcnOs cDou ruton. sintion, ggeitern
GEpreB mo Slepcldtta uno Cincinnati or
t1i,ii TantS luntou Snitou 1t.55 Tabtsj.
RiiisburG SpPtiat.
it4t g'adltS tutton Siottou 1875 9in6tsj,
VucitiC GrprcB, ..h' t- 81,
44h Worecns characterization 1,44 Mlotaetsl.
tiqlid. Hudb GudaNduetl.
tS4j Wurm. QlltipnsS tntiou 500 Norm). tdas
lth, IlGh lHitHln tpia emporium SunctionD,
Grtc, mo gSodDeHtdRe. Iad NOdDeller.
t1.44 &orn. tltnien EintiorI Lob 9Sorm),
lNuheutuQC, ltndh Ncnnuu uno Slmirn.
l.l3 Nndlm, tdHIt6 tpon Union Siutton) mad
gVttlin GtepOrt.
$50 AbcnOo, tdolid don llniousStatioH) nab
grifdlO.
$50 NOtnOs, taeli6 oon uni6n sIniiodD ncd
giutb annapolis. 7.3l. GOT &orm.. 400. 4.31
GuhmitinQa an NoGCntaacH. SOnutda5, 90
Nornl.. 100 stbeuNS.
Ron linton .StatiUu.
Mad, gbiloScip6io unS Nc,ps0orf.
t5O3 g,odIm' ,,EunGrciiunnl pimites," idoIih,
MIR TcmWpri: fIS, Nh, 1902 CFttO5 nm
Npm- Wnrfj eIberos, tf2 Of. Fl 4O. 400.
44O. E5I5. $50, H. % 9(heuoS. gSodbeutaae.
CourtooS is I659 Snrm' - o. Ie6.
900 20 541, $50. 1I25 glbeuns.
9}ur unC6 RbiIuhcnnbin li0 G95. $40. q %.
Il. 90 Gpru. OG. 3OI Ar. 70 AZ Iin6
GI1 WhCnns lspdlcutnoc, Sullntaos ans.
T55 g(bcnNS. sol I'M fG.35 Gin gl6oS.
0,nb l,pitnrt $40 Born MrtbentnoC 70 ar
gIncnSs tiaIih ~
1rnrh SpInnr uuh bnuntt1hIiheu Qpffhrumtnf. =
ion mn nor 7p~lnmnrrI7ipinnu q Ak IA
Iinrnpns . 20 I5T gindbm gEnrbeufnoe
10 'SIberns t3nTifh ~ '"H
yRn ibirntnu GrnrpS . 90 n G 10 Oh 3G.
Tdg eI5I G4o tO3I Rnrm. ~ "a. ~ 4s.i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03

nSsaIt@. sSsrI- eqmees serl, I,: yopu.
a'arIo: u. Speifc. 1del. 7.55 9. VI. 500 %,
Niiftst BnrIrr. misc. 50. o508 9.54 ..
Yor!9r. Diner. uir So. $50 g.. 9.57 .. 9
Surlor. Diner, ause go. LEO 9. st1.54y
Rarlor, Siner 80. .9agi f.55 u. VI t.50 y. d,
rNopaI pin,itts." = MnaioIlebIib Bluutan.
Sue, Tltiet,. @aldrs Yarlcr'. 0bferpaticIs: rno
SpeifesgsaGeons ..4Igi. 34s y. y 1862 u.
eoohes. abi!a. fdGl 9!N ". e05 Y; x
Sdla ipn6 qut. .3dgI 1890 R. t244 M.
5sr lufuls ShlutuIaaon haf Rem BORT NJ TN
PPt. Ropal, ltnbnbof nm 1000 Nbenos 3ur Gut
nabnie bon Ta Idgtereu bereti. o.
Y nab Mllantis:gitp on @oheni"aen; 81.
NlIe 3iiae hnIien in htimiuatpn. " bdlt 10
eheifer. on.
Seri @nmheH y,erI. Wt Wcb0i
Rti!a. Miiom4 ,nr 60. so5S sI9g
ysbtll. GfierIL nnr 90. sIb8 s.20Y.
FbiIn snH.. cnsg. g. 220 q. 2.2b x. a.,
ySbi,n giprob, uuSa. . 800 y. sos
a.ueroeen @'t, uGsI. Q 6.tD u. 5.tb r..
I,b' Ia. Ni'ori.. nir 60. 6.t0 u. 615 x. q
Bbtln. 9rprth. {dal. 900 ". 905 ".
@ilet, 4iireaut: Noropettsede gborIcs, unt
Garatoea.Sircbe 90. W. y H.s@sbduoe). ~.
52s. shh.Proaoipo9. Wt. nobal'Sintion ob~S
,. e. S,artiu. War. gar.- grctte.
q. ". fsWst. Sen. spaH. .Naeut-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03
Merhants' e IincrS' Sranspor'
tatiUn GumpnnD.

| Sampier.ltuteu.
GNh @oiton mo BEN Often: icoeE Woniaa,
9ieniiu9, 2Dtucrfias mo Samitdg, NbenoS
q llhr.
9tud Rrobioeiice uno benz Ciien: ieben conn'
tao WitiipUd nun Sreltn9. @.benos 6 ltbr.
gtnd 0elupprts9teips rub NOrfnlf: iaali1 nm
G llbr 2t3eno5
Sradbi fpiro fdgIid Bis 3 lI6r Nbenbs fir an
benz 3Iae dbiaUrenoe Sampler nugeiiommen.
giub Snbunnub tuo Dem Siloen. ieoen Diem
flag Soirerftob ifnb Snnitag. NhenbS 9 ubr.
Noitone, nno Yrorioenes Snmpier iu6ret bon
Der gSerite am Srbe hcS 9ong-Sods 40. CD
sSarnqb| 9amgier pon per sSerfte an 5ube Der
g.. %. 8lniuabam, Nsent,
QoIgsDod.
I.y.'!. ~. y. Turner, @.Y. ,Ngent.
II. .. stsbbius, Weu. .W,au.
Sdup:tiireau eiiouIt.Gde Wermam uno
eigBt. Strafe. U13,1&G-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03
Gtablirt 1870.
@ilbelmt s.. MeimAarSt,

Or. 1918, 3eit.9umbar .etrake.
HcW.YOrf claitiidc Yrndbdnoer,
~ pbue 5socr,
fonnsn 9a9 uno 0a6t eetr1gcn ,uerSen.
Mnd art-WnmmisYanoer
tssfdc ME roaen. iel6it beirut g,abtn niht.
Sieielbem, liiO DOH alien Wer6ten
beitenS eirriut .c'.
gr bertertiai auf 8eftelluu9, iute Gut 2uaer:
Sdinlterbanosr unter.eibsbinoen,
Weid,e uno Sol5fiVen. grudjbdnoer,
70 arralgirt. Bob feline gec0rien SunoeIt 6eiiens
6~uirteoen seitffIt iito.
glHe Brudbinoer, Sdronleu iuto SnIiru,
rnente fuerbem' Garantirt. oGB file pniien. uno
uuf's GauberiIe NIB 0efte angefertigi.
Shr Tamen iinn 3immrr
inter Wufiicbt bon Wiao. JfeinUar oi borbanoen.
Wo. Ielcpbon: Gonrtlnno 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03
Gbciapeafc Campers
aSaaE.AanaIn Al..Ia

GIcaante Gallagher 9nmpicr oguguftn" mn
.glilalia" mad,
Eib Hoiut Comfort mo Guriuit, 9a.
Snulpfet ~perlGiien baltimore tigltd (nuSac,
nuntitcii Sontiu1e) itti $50 abenoS mo TOM
men IN SIo 8oini Gcpiori INT g llbr WiorgenS
NH III 9urioIf I'M 1.th W,oraens al, audible
beita mn Die gijertNHn6!iNe nab ruc.! Funitem
hes Silbcno mo GiiolptIleto.
q, 't'.i ~ YurbTiDcr'2iuic.
SlcgnDte VaiinGier Snrtpter e, %burIotte" ulS
Baltimore"
nan McitsYuint uno Midlmpno, ia.
Sunlpter %uerlniirn Baltimore 0ienit1a Son'
iierila9 mn 9uIliiog Una j llbr Nahmiitnoo
mo ~foninleit III gSeit Noint ltm 7.30 nnb in
NidlnloIlb I'M 9.25 WiorachS AT.
Snlnpier legeli In IS %oucefier Foint. 0i1us
Waut lino IuiitoiAS M,eriie In beioeit Hifiurs
Gen (bei Giiniii9elu Weticr) al.
Tampier ~ueriniien Baltimore nom Bier Hr. is
uio 10, Siabtitraieu Nctite.
9urdI. Siueie mad nuel lSinitei fonnen ges
ltbert. @epdf nntgegeben uro Sniiiten6immer
inl %E'orqlto rcierptrt ipsrben In oelt 9left9ai
Y. ~. Gobiou, GNent. Nj. t27. Si'eoitimorc.
Strabe, ooer oell Sditpt Biirenur: Vr. $50,
2iabt. Straic. Baltimore. nh.
'Mrubcn Suiter, ..E G.. I. GbiSnt, !
BeIi. @eid1itstiitrer Sen Acknowledgment.
Z. q. MeEaanei, SiliSs G5eit s%aif slseIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03
Marylanb & Ycnniufuania u. n.

3i0e b~erIaiien Gnrth spe.' u. OGfsStr.. Stniion:
7.30 &orni. nn6 Dorf tda'ib. a~uSgenemrreu
Scau.t3@.
$40 Gurn. nod leila MIR Gunutaas.
$50 S'orul. nuh Nel1ir tielif, ai~tsgeHcmmeu
GutlttdOS.
325 Mud)m. nan Yorf tdlttf, uuSaenptul,eI
cunUinpS.
4n5 9ochm nnh 9eltn uur Gonnine&.
420 ytnbm. nab 9eItn liGlih. au%secuommeu
GhrntuNS. 81
600 NbeibS nan pcl1lr tGaIih. auS9epoup
men Snnniag5
II 90 Nbenos nan Felnir nnr Snrniaas.
ti.45 glbenoS nab seIair Iiittmuh5 uue Sdiu.
liags.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03
Baltimore Sampf : Yadet So.
(gIie nub SnueilaNse y%ataiule.)
Nle Yer. SiadtcRsBoIt beIBtoerlo.
Sanpfer u0irginia" lneu),. Madame"

~ pSts- tuhaN tuIl htioiott'us.
Eanpicr. ,9,irginia" (neu), ,Niabama,"
l-J.t yWtoraia,r ,genueWet." -
Gnmpter fnbrcH tilIit, SonItugS uuseenpms
nleit, BON ben "Natainel Offers, ytr. 1918,
giebtsSirabe, $50 gbenbs, bir,ft nab OGb
9Soint 9ontfort. Gioriulf, Borisntuutb mo allen
Guniten oeS Siioena. 8erb!uoung IN Slo
Noint Comfort nit e. & 8. GiFeu6nbn," gIoh
Nibnono. Yerbinoirtg in FortSinunib mit benz
.SeaboGrS gIr Sine" iSliosn 2ng Ron Sorts.
nit Der pAilnutic Coat Cine, Norioli mo
Carolina, g%orfuIf nfio fiioIit. 9iorfolf iino
iueiilib mo 1SIo 3onliEion Cine" itod Sieiut.
9ern &safbiigiorL. R.sG., 8itmono, Nd. lno
9ieiu, 9orf. ... s.u. %
WtnbI5eiietI mad orcpdirdem Ttnre. Gurus
rt6ie stulilteHAimnler eieitrifbe geteidtunl,
8ampf6ei5mid. apien fret. Meferoirie aaiiitefs
thinner In ben BlIetsNitrentr Der Ban Glue"
9tr. i07, Oit'9nliimurez GtruBe, Tr, SOC nnn
hos, pigbttSirobe.. 9. 81. g.. Office, ShbUft@de
baltimore uno Gdibert : Strabe, Continental
lrnii @ntIeihg NIB Wlbaigb's, UT. 100, gluro'
Gbar.ssItrnbe. .. .
Subn D.. eberipcub, g. grpfn,
Stce. Rrdi. II, @cn.s liana0er. Gen'Bafss i8ent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03
Gbronif Der Sanpt-Greisniiie ors
SabrcS 1908 im Smlamoe,

SAUL l..
StOnt9ietretGr Nphn Mnn iii

..tt ~ - ~ .L#ff o.. % %
= I. StontSietretGr &obn Sap ilirbt
IN Ncmhllrp, g, s. M, ~.
Az Suoesienator Mitdcll pom
oregon Miro ollrN oie rSl,rp in Bort
louo idilloig b%eitnoelL in @erbil=
Oiil9 nit 2onobetriiaereien @elo iiir
politiihe TienIie uugenonnmcli jit
boben. - St EbiluoeIpbio, 80. miro
Scr @rumbitcin 5u einem ncalen ocllt,
id,ch Sbeater geleGt.
3. StontSicfrctGr Nop miro IN
Glcpelono I'M @ciicin oeS ErGliocn,
ten llno Ger mciiteu &nbinetSmitglie=
Der beeroi0t. - Sl 5erua pernid)tet
Elm @irbeliturm % Wcn'herlcben
mlo rid,tet groBc &ermiiiulngen an.
6. Glibu Hoot nilnmt Dos 9lmt
ais StnutsiefrctGr 0tadiol0cr bon
SAM an. = Die 2eidl' AeS Seebcl=
ben Saul Sones miro 1T Eario Ser
Sbbilt beS Gommu.loirenocn oes
omerifoniidcu @pidLpaoers iibcrGc.
ben. ..h
10. Nortsmon't, N.-&., miro OILS
Srt fir Die Tr; Observation-Disclosures
5miidJcu RuBloro uno SSopon mlSer.
'ebell. n
13. Die Z ,utid)Cn llticn's inm-
nlell eriolgr;ic) einen ssono 3itr Or
ridtilne einc3 Sdiaer : SenfmalS i'm
neuen Shiuer.Farf.
II. Ger in Colorado perGmitctc
@ottinno Der Sd)iblofsfi aus 9el-
mont : Harf, Moii. leet cir nmioi-
ienoes 0eltGnoniB ieiner 9bot ub.
81. 0lirdy cine aeiiel . Grploiion
olli Dem in ser Snn 1iego.gui Gulis
iorrlien, licgenoer aononelbootc
bennington" bon Der omcritoniiheu
Morinc meroen picrunoied)s5ig Mit.
glieoer Der 0%erlonnrng g%etootet mo
odt5ig perlett.
90. Sn Son Diego, Gal, mcroen
bic Spier ser bennington" aato.
itropbc in cinenl Moiierrgrab bcItottet.
a. Gie 2eid}e Oea oincritaniid)cn
Scebeloen SSobn Nnlll SoneS miro III
eil1er tenlpprGren @rllit 5l Inuapo'
lis. No, beige'ebt.
%. 0uloesienntor Sobn s. Dit.
d)ea BON Oregon miro ipe1cr 9eiet.
mioriger Nusniitung ieineS 9unbes.
EQUATOR. InltS 81 iefs Monoten Sc.
iGngniB mo $1,000 @elbitrnie per
urtbeilt.
26. lleber filui5ig StraBcngcbicrtc
Don HemsS rleana meroen ais pom
gclben Siebcr i~llii5iri erfonnt.
aaiier @ilbelm Der 3lpeite nillnt Die
inn pom Ser Gbarleituner 60
SdiiBengciellid)ait %algebotene Wiiroe
zines ORGANIZATIONS az. Ger
Roropoliorihcr 4eorp tritt por
Nortb Sibnen y. g., Die Gnlrt nad
bcrl bobeil Noroen on.
Mugult it.
3. Gle Scier Der iiinijigjGbrigcu
Groifniutg oes b~eriibmlten 500.
Aanals miro in Sanlt Stc. Maric
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03
0elbienbnnsen uad GentiMlanb ans
20 ! relrcid

5a "a Gents pro Morf ua6 20H
gents pro Grnne. Yorto crtro
Wediel dtisJeItent 'auf ale 9beilg
ser sselt. s9eo. Sc 9ienrr & 81.
14sOlt-SeSiI9!puNG Ctr 3immer Ir..
8. QS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-03

2cacu ~ Touer fir Somopu uuo Garis MI.
2eacu brett IN Sambura al. SiiBrcn trine
Snjiteu'Yafiagtere.
mbarg.Imerifa.2iaie,
81 9roaonap, Neip.0orf.
Hrtbnr ". Wubiou,
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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-06-29
ETSTaONEYE6EAR
Scr ch'ie-e7s safe. sure. No opiotes
RENT PAYS FOR THE
LAND.
FERTILE SECTIONS or TIE
SOUTHWEST, WHERE LAND
SELLS FOR SD AND RENTS
FOR 50 PER ACRE.

One Of the remarkable things
about Eastern Arkansas and North
ern Louisiana is the faCl that clear
ed land rents for S. per acre cash
md can be bought for 81 50 to
5G5 rer acre. 1t costs So to $40 an
acre to clear it. Other improve
necessary are slight and inexpen-
5ive.
The soil is rich alluvial, or made.
1t produces a bale Of cotton per
acre, worth S45 to 500. This &C
cunts for its high rental value.
Other crops such as corn small
grams, grasses, Vegetables and fruits
thrive as well.
Alfalfa yields 4 to 6 cuttings, a
ton a cutting, and brings $40 to
80 per ton.
In other sections Of these states,
md in Texas as we'll, the rolling or
,ill-land is especially adapted to
took raising and fruit growing.
and is very cheap, S. to $40; I'M
proved farms $40, SIS to SIS per
ere.
The new White Ri;er country
.ffers many opportunities for set
iers. High. rolling. fine water
Il is naturally adapted TO stock and
ruit raising. Can bebOught as
ow as S. per acre.
See this great country for your
self and pick out a location. De-
,criptive literature, with maps,
free on request.
The Missouri Pacifc-Iron Noun
tain System Lines sell reduced
rate roundtrip tickets on first and
third Tuesdays of each month. to
points in the West and Southwest,
good returning 81 days with stop
overs. For descriptive literature,
time tables, etc, write TO
r. T. G. MATTHEWS, Travel ng
Passenger Agent, Louisville, Ky.
)r II c. Townsend, General Pass
niger & Ticket Agent,
St Lonis. Mo.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-06-29

KRUEGER:-Quite suddenly, on
last Wednesday afternoon at four
O'Clock, Mrs. Fritz Kruger died of
heart failure at her residence on
Main street, of this place. Mrs.
Kruger was born in Germany in
1852, and after marriage and the
birth of her three sons, she in com.
pany with her family came to this
country in 1885, living for time
in Crab Orchard. from which. place
they came here. During their So
Journ here the entire family have
made many friends, and it is with
the deepest regret that the people
et-Mt. Vernon see her go to he,
hnal rest. All of the family, he
husband and three sons, Will, Au
gust and Fred, were at home a
the time of her death. The bur
ial took place yesterday Afternoon
in the family lot in the cemetr,
here after funeral services in tn
j Christian church conducted by tn,
Rev. ]. M, Walton, of Livingston.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-06-29

CHEAP RATES The L. & N.
will sell the following cheap rate
tickets: One fare plus IS cents,
81 "a round trip to Richmond, KY.
July II, II and Is. limited to July
I4th, account OF Madison County
Fair. Also to Lebanon, KY. June
80, July and 9th. limited : days
from date Of sale for s. 10 round
trip, on account of Central Ken.
lucky Chautauqua. To Lebanon
June IS, to July 9th, inclusive Inn
tied to July 9TH, for one and one
third fare S2.48, on account Central
Kentucky Chautauqua To all
points July 2, :, and 4th, limited to
July 9Th, for one and one third fare
round trip; minimum so cents.
To Stanford, KY and return for
one fare plus 25 cents. $JoI, July
II, IS and 18th, limite to July Is,
on account of Lincoln County Fair.
To Greensboro, KY, August list to
2Ist inclusive for one fare plus 25
cents, on account Seven Hill s
Chautauqua. To Memphis. Tenn.
October IS, u6, II and IS, for one
fare plus rs cents, limited to Octo-
Der 80. on account of International
Convention, Brotherhood of St.
Andrew. of the Protestant Episc
pal Church.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-06-29

The L. & n. has block sys-
tenn" of running trains between
Sinks and Corbin where trains are
most numerous. 1t seems like they
have a telegraph Office at almost
every crossing.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-06-29
NOTICE.

Our Institute will be held begin.
ming Monday July end. All teach
els holding certificates for this
county or those that expect to be
examined during the year are re-
quired to attend. Fee S. so.
Come without excuse.
G. M. BALLARD, County, Supt.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-06-29

after quarry interests at Bigl
Cliff, Tenn for the past ten days
Eugene Mullins will leave Sun
day for Denver. Colo, where be
has been for several months for hi.
health.
Oscar Bryant, who has beer
working nights at depot for pas
month, went to Sinks for a few
days service.
Our telephone manager James
Maret was in Livingston Tuesday
and brought us several items in
from along the line.
DR.. S. w. Adkins and Supt. G.
NJ. Ballard attended the Masonic
celebration at Crab Orchard on ST
Johns Day, Saturday.
Mrs Georgia Mcclure, of Leila
non Junction, has been here
through the illness and death of
her father, Mr.. Il. J. Hansel.
Ed. Jones, who has been tele-
graph ing in Arizona for some time,
rived Sunday to spend the snm-
mer with his mother, Mrs. J. NJ
Jones.
Isaac Bown Familiarity known
as Daniel Boone" is home from
Jackson county and reports consid
cradle damage done in that county
by Saturdays storm.
f S. Albright and family left
Monday for Denver, Colo, where
they will spend couple OF weeks
with Mrs Alhrights brothers, Atty.
Chas K and Elmer Brock.
Mr.. Il Ellis, formerly resident
Of this county but now of Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, has been the
uest of Atty. ]. w. Brown. Mr..
Ellis is the stepfather of w. r.
McC lure.
Mrs NJ. l. Denham and children
OF Mt. Vernon, have been with
the family of Mr.. J. P Denham
Mr.. 5. H. Martin. of ckcastle
was the guest of Mr.. R. G. Jones.
Interior Journal.
Homer C1ess. son of Judge w.
R. Cress, of WAYNE county, spent
a portion of the week with the fam
lily of c. S. Hiatt Miss Matte
Baker returned with him to
Monticello on last Wednesday.
Judge John w. Hughes, of Mer-
Ger county, addressed the Demo
Gratis of Rockcastle county here
Monday. Judge Hughes has
many strong adherents in this
county.
J. J. Carson, of Black we'll, Okla &.
who was we'll known and popular
salesman here many years ago, was
a home-comer and visited the
scenes of his childhood in this coun-
iy first of the week panied
by Will Brooks of Crab Orchard.
Will Newcomb and wife. of Cal
weston, Tex, have returned home
after most pleasant visit to Mr..
Newcombs' relatives at this place.
Mesdames James Maret and G. B.
Lawrence, both sisters of Mr.. New
comb, returned home with him iol
months visit.
j. Marion Brooks, of Los Ange.
les, Cal, Miss Leila Delaney, Of
Plattsburg, Mo-, aud Mr.. w. c.
Snodgrass, of Augusta, Kan, art
the guests of the family of M. J.
Miller, Jr. Mr.. Brooks was born
in this county, and leaving here
when quite young has made snue
fortune in the West.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-06-29

FREE TRIP:-lt you want tree
trip 10 Mammoth Cave, now IS the
time to enter the SIGNAL contest
Ali that is required te get the trip.
all expenses paid, ; a club OF
TWENTY-FIVE (25) new cash ST. bscrib
ers of SI.oo to the Mt. VERNON
SIGNAL. There are already sever
al who have begun making up
clubs, The trip will take place
some time in August Just make
up your mind that you intend to
make the trip and it is halt made.