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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-20
KENT REALTY 8
INVESTMENT co.
Coming Events,

March 7-MeetinE Of the Great Nor
eAefn Circuit association.
April 3-General election for city Of
GRaAd Forks.
March 57-COncert ut n. x. church.
Florence Marion Pace, soprano, MI.
Harold Heide, violinIst.
March 3-Meeting Of Great Northern
RaciAk Circuit officers In Grand Forks.
March 4-Isle Of Spice, Metropolitan
theatre.
March 28-I,aIes In Toyland, Metre
DolitAn theatre.
March @7-YOn Yonson, Metropolitan
theatre.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-20
TOWN OF GRANO.
New Place on the 500 Will Boom This
Season it Is Expected.

new race on the 500 VIII Boom This
Season it is Expected.
The new town of Grano on the 500
line will, according to those who have
been there and know of the situation,
boom this season. G. Metcalf, the La
kota land man is in the city today
and will leave tonight for Grano to
look about. Mr.. Metcalf sold the orr
ginal townsite to the 500 people and
has firm faith in the future of the
place. There are already about three
hundred people located at Grano and
building operations will be very active
this spring. Mr.. Metcalf is an old time
newspaper man and has been identi-
fled with papers in this section for
several years.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-20
Have II Done,

Your dental work by the alyeolar
method. Dr. Couvrette. DeMers ave-
nue. and Third street. over drug store.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-20
Advance IN Wages.

The clerks in the c. n superinten-
dents Office have been notified of an
increase in wages running from S. to
SIS per month, to take effect April l.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-20
Funeral Tomorrow.

The funeral over the remains of the
infant child of H. Gregoire of Merri-
field will be held tomorrow at II from
st. Michael's church.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-20
Public Sten0grapher.

Miss Laura Daubenberg, room 2
Clifford block. Phones: 9S3M N. W
Tri-State, 292R. Call and get prices
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-20

For prompt service and immediate
reply, use the Long Distance Lines Of
the Northwestern Telephone Ex-
change company.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-20

An English politician is delivering
his speeches by means of graphic
phone. Saves personal injury.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-20
Election Today.

Tho township elections are being
held today In Grand Forks county. A
full Hist OF ofncers including three
supervisors are being elected.
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Notlee.

All persons indebted to Frank Leh-
man or Vienna bakery, will please
6all ct the once Of James Twamly.
room ; Besre block. or Joseph Trocha.
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d. ). KELLEY BOTH PHONES aa2L NV. BURGESS
GRAND FORKS REALTY CO.
INVESTMENT BANKERS

SECURITY BUILDING
Houses For Sale and Rea Fire Insurance. Money TO Ioa.
FOR SALE
easy terms 500 to $4,000
FOR RENT
1o-Desirabe houses for en- every part Of CITY
FOR SALE
2o-ciy lots scattered throughout the city for SALE cash or terms
- ~ 80 - = '
Don't close deal property you see our poperts
and get prices
aup SEND TO THE CITY OF GRAND made r
TOT eastern capital whereby
at Just tribe
VIII n build you house
ouy the locality
erected ana allow
somnng and building
you 90 not wish
us wiz mature In
~ per month and at the maturity win either "a
you any property
vo rate OF :. per $1,000 per month YOU can
own nome ana be paying for
u. or ent1 Call at ONCE
your pocket Don't delay w." t"e
~ your mouse or household goods insured
etne pnone or call up
Companies tne oest
II you want to buy lot to h.,.
save you by calling o ~ - -' "ousa IL VIII
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J. ". Ross. the architect.
W. J. Edwards. the other architect
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-12
Read the Daily Pioneer.

Harry Bliler of Cass Lake
spent yesterday in the city with
friends.
William Spellman of Crooks
ton spent yesterday IN Bemid ii
with friends.
Edward Kaelble came down
from Kelliher this morning for a
visit with his family.
| Henry Miles spent Sunday at
Kelliher on business, returning
home this morning.
Mrs, A. Gilmour was a Black
duck visitor over Sunday, re
turning home this morning.
Miss E. g.. Smith left last
nighJ for her claim near Foy,
where she will spend several
weeks.
/ Edible Durham returned Sat
| urday night from Minneapolis,
where he spent a few days with
friends.
The Royal Neighbors will give
"a basket social at the Odd Eel
lows hall Tuesday evening. All
neighbors and their friends are
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Morse ar
rived Saturday evening from
Morristown, MINI, and will
spend the summer here with
relatives.
Miss Louise Smith of Black
duck passed through the city
this morning on her way to
Seattle, Wash, where she will
spend some time for her health.
aDad' Palmer, the veteran
newspaper man, arrived in the
city yesterday from Grand
Rapids, where he is now en-
ployed on the independent. for a
short visit with old time friends
in Bemidji.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-12
THE CITY.
Read the Daily Pioneer.

h0du LllS Idly 1OLSOl.
Joe Barney is visitor in the
city today from Kelliher.
K. E. White of Kelliher is a
business visitor in .Bemidji to-
day.
@. w. Jewett of Blackduck is
transacting business in Bemid j
today.
Phonse Crawford arrived this
morning from his camps near
Houpt.
The Bemidji Elevator company
are exclusive agents for Barlow's
Best, Mascot and Cremo flour.
e. J. Taylor visited his family
at Blackjack over Sunday and
returned to Bemidji this morning.
l.. F. Johnson went to Black
duck Saturday night to spend a
few days on business for the G.
A. Smith company.
DR.. G. r, Ward returned to his
home at Northome Saturday
night after enjoying a visit in
Bemidji with relatives.
Samuel Carrigan of Blackjack
passed through the city this
morning enroute to Aitkin, where
he will enjoy visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Erick Nelson arrived this
morning from cBlackduck and
left this afternoon for Cass La ke,
where he will transact business
before the U. S. land office in
that village.
Have you weakness of any
kind stomach, back. or, any
organs of the body? Don't dope
yourself with ordinary medicine.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
is the supreme curative power.
IS cents. Barker's drug store.
= - p = K. =
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How's This?

We offer one hundred dollars
reward for any case of catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. f. j. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have
known r. j. Cheney for the last
] Is years, and believe him per-
j fectly honorable in all business
transactions. and financially able
TO carry out any obligations made
by his firm. Walding, Kinnan &
| Marvin, wholesale druggists,
Toledo, Ohio. M. III
Halls Catarrh Cure if taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
| Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
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Read the Daily Pioneer.

Read the Daily Pioneer.
WANTED At once, appren-
tice girl at Mrs. Conger's Millin-
|ery store.
L. G. Michaels returned Sat
urday night to his homestead
near Foy after spending short
time in Bemidji with friends.
II. I. Bevans, who is employed
in the state auditors office as an
attorney in tim Der trespass
cases, arrived Saturday night
from st. Paul and will spend a
few days in this vicinity on Off
cial businesses.
1t pours the oil of life into YOUR
system. It warns you up and
starts the life blood circulating.
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea does. IS cents,
tea or tablets. Barker's drug
store.
II. j. McCarty arrived in the
city Saturday from his GANGS
near Lake George and spent Sun
day with his family. MIR. Nc
Carly states that he expects to
finish up his logging operations
at the Lake George camp this
week.
Homer Wright, formerly en-
ployed in Bemidji at the offices of
the Crookston Lu I'm Der company
and who has been in the employ
OF the same com pany at one oft
camps near Fowlds during the
winter, spent Sunday in the city
renewing acq uaintances.
The city council will hold a
regular meeting this evening and
considerable important business.
will come before the meeting.
Bids for the city printing for the
year 1906 will be presented and
lit is expected that the manage
ment Of the city hall will also be
placed this evening.
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Read the Daily Pioneer J.

Read the Daily Pioneer.
John Coleman returned this
! afternoon from Crooks ton, where
/ he spent Sunday with friends.
Young People Of the Baptist
church will give their st. Pat.
rick social Friday, March is al
the church.
Mrs. Bert Mitchell arrived il
the city this afternoon from
CrOokston for a visit with friends
Iand relatives,
| a. II. Pitkin arrived this after
moon from Crookston, where he
Itspent Sunday, and will leave this
evening for his home at Kelliher.
Have you pains in the back,
inflammation Of any kind, rheu-
matism, fainting spells, indiges-
ton or constipation, HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea makes you
well, keeps you we'll. IS cents.
Barker's drug store.
A. j. Gilman arrived this after
noon from Grand Forks for a
visit here with his family. Mr..
Gilman was formerly employed
as a bartender at the Golden
Club in Bemidji and now holds a
similar position in Grand Forks.
A. A. Smith passed through
the city Saturday night enroute
from Dedham, Wis, to Kelliher,
where he will take charge of the
Craig hotel, which he recently
purchased, A number of re-
pairs will be made to the building
and when all the improvements
are completed the hotel will be
first class. Mrs. Smith and
family will arrive from Dedham
today and will leave for Kellihe1
this evening.
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Read the Daily Pioneer.

l. i II =
Andrew Back is in the city TO-
day from his home in FROM
township.
Joe ST. German, formerly of
this city, has been refused a
liquor license at Thief River
Falls, an ordinance forbidding
the operation Of more than 16
saloons at one time. This mum
Der Of saloons are now being op
Grated in that city. Mr.. st. Ger
main had been Of the opinion that
there would be no trouble about
getting the license and had pur.
chased bar fixtures and stock
of liquor and was ready to start
in business.
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Table Linens.

We have a splendid assert
ment of table linen, curtains
and towels. A new line.
Wash Fabrics.
Beautiful and new wash
fabrics, white goods, French
lawns, chiffon, null and figured
swiss and organdy.
Shoes.
Our line of Ladies, Misses
and children's shoes. 1t is a
pleasure to us to show them to
you. Ease and perfect fit guar
anteed. We handle Oxfords,
Watson, Plummer and Red
School house.
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New silk waists, crepe du
chene. taffetta, habertae, in
white, black and leading colors
also lawns in white, black and
colored.
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Underwear.

We make a speciality in this
line and have an elegant line of
gauze and muslin. Prices and
size to suit the buyer.
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Dress Goods.

New patterns in Voiles,
Chiffon Popalin, Silk Fancies,
Majestic Gloria, Chiffon Pana-
ma, Alice gray suitings,
Eolien's, etc.
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. sine Depesde aus 2pnopn r1e

- Cine Depesfe aus 2onoor mel.
bet: George g. Mrmitrona, Der Sobu
Der Dpernl6naerin Wme. MelIie Mel.
ba. muroe NIT SRI. @ubg Otmap,
Gohler BON GOl. Otmop BON Bart
Sane aetraut. Mme. Melba's God.
seitsgeihent an ibren Sohn beitano
aus einem uoIitdnbi8 auaaeitatteten
ShloB in Srlauo uno einer Sabres.
rente BON $500.
DaS Nbleben oes DfTar. Noa.
mi, einea Der reihften rDmiihen Brd.
laten. miro aus &om gemeloet. Der
Berftorbene bate idon BET Hebaeite1
ben Bdpften SEQ XIII. unb Bius x.
b0hft mertuoae @elhente gemadt;
benz iesiaen Bapit aberreiGte &c elm
g0loenes. nit 8riuanten bsiestee
Brufttreus. 4aut ieinem Teftament
bat Wfiar. Goami benz 8apit 81. 000,s
600 binterlohen.
Nah elmer MeIouno aus Gam.
burg bat Die &unoe BON benz 5elbit.
MIRO oes RapttdnS QetnriG Drums.
mig, oes Slhrers oer bel Bort &op'
al aeitrauoeten .Brinaeiiin Bidtoria
Suite, ia meiteften Grei1en oas leb.
bafteite Beoauern mahaerufen. gnpt.
Brnnswia gait als elm beienoets
ausae8eihneter Offtaier. gr leitete
IN neuerer Belt bic Brpbefahrten Der
2urbinenoampfers .Satier", oeren
elmer audi &aiier Bllbelm beimohnte.
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8 g.

u. 9. 6autins in Gbileue, Der
Den aht uno suanaigiten Ienatoriel.
len Oiftritt i'm S~taatsienat nertritt.
bat lein Nr1t nieoergeleet, oa er, uie
er iaet. niht fir 8allen itimmen
tam uno Snftruction, Die er in
Den Brindrmahlen erhalten bot, i'm
oasu sninet.
Die Stabt 81 Bnio. in Der Be,
tanntlib feit mehrerer Wohen cine
ifltn1me Egpbuss epidemic i'm @onoe
ut. Dat cine ariinolibe @einiauna H.
rer WanerWert' Neierpoir8 uno Waf,
lerrnbren u0rgen0mmen.
Die in Der Wabe BON 8rownss
6tle 9elegene "a Geria /. Nanh, bic
9.694 Wfer nmfaBt. lit fife ST., 552
Derfauft rpuroen.
Vim 5reitag iuuroe in 6uuiton
etr lnnger atuansigidbriger Burihe
Wan1ens SODA 6amilton aebdnat.
Oarnilt0n hntte eineu Tartner sea.
mems Barneb Barions, Der in ieiner
Wahbarihaft tuobnte, tim ieiuegrn
oertauft hatte uno nit benz er bes.
roeae1 in Streit 8eraten mar, erfhui.
len uno oeifen Srau uno orei fleine
&tnoer erihlaaen. Sc ihleppte bic
Hetben oann nah einem Greet uno
rparf tie ins 8aifer. als er perbaf.
tet muroe. aeftano &c iein 0erbreten
lofort elu. Seine binrihhuna mar
ote erite. Die iennals in 6arris g0untp
00ll5Daen muroe.
Sn Galueit0n bat man rnebrere
Ge%itanrateure Der 8erlebune oes
Jnaogeiebes nngetlaat. neil iie ibren
@dlten g~ebratene Wllb . gnten uers
tauft batter.
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Elm TEXAS WuNpER.

Cine tleine 5laidbe nuu Seras Banoer,
oars grDser gntoeduna, beilt ale Nie.
ren' unb BlaienIeiben. entfernt Steine,
beilt Diabetes. ausHus. ihpache Raden,
&benmatismus unb ale nnreeelmdRia.
feiten Der R,eren unb Der BlaSe BEL BEL.
ben Geible@tern, ebenip 8lalenleioeu
BET 4inbern. Benn guer Mpotbe.er es
nidbt ~uertauft, f6nnt SIR es gegen Gin.
ieaoung BON $1.00 erbalten. Cine tleine
Slafhe reibt fur stuei Nonate unb Der.
fehlt ieiten Seiiune. 9r. O.. @.. 5al,
aleiniaer Sabritant, 3. 8. BDr 629, ct.
2oni8, Mo. 9aBt gufb 3engniife 5Hiden.
aum Sertnuf be, a1sn Nrmoatften.
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Gs finD Cure 3siereu
Srrt Sud nidt ibsr bie lIrIade Gu,
req 2eiSens. Sin Siirger BON
San MntOnio seigt. wit es
al beilen lit.

Wanhe Wenihen benton ME OF
, lire Nieren. Wenn iie an einett
labmen, ibmahen ooer idmersenoer
Giden leioen. 10 meinen iie, es Se
mustulDIe Shndhe; hoenu III
5hmierigteiten i'm 1riniren baber,
10 glauben tie, oaB iib oas BON ielbf
! Die0er beben miro. uno 10 perhdlI
eS ii6 nit oQen ben anoeren Gnrnp.
tomen oes Wierenleibens. Nber qe.
raoe BARN lteat bic @efabr. SIR u,isl
oieie Dinge beilen poer fte fibren Al
Diabetes ooer sur Bright iGen Nie,
renfrantbeit. Das bette 6eilmittel
oas SIR anwenoen fDunt, iino 9oau' q
Rierens Btaen. Sic beilen ale uebel.
bic BON lhmahen Doer trantboften
gtieren ftatnn1en. San Nntonter [es
gen 8euenis fnr perrnanente Rus
rem nb.
u. g. Cube, So. Ill Gfts 6uuItpn.
5troBe. San antonip, Ser, iaat:
sd bate felt LANCER Belt Gnfdae
unn Rldenibmersen une Shmersen
iber meiner linten 6ufte uno i'd
5tpeiHe nidt oaran. oaB lie in To(qe
oon ueberanitren9uue entftanoen.
Sb Dies nun 10 mar pber nidt; iG
neiB nur, oaB Die NnfdIe seitmeile
10 ibmer uaren, oaB ib mild oft
tagelang gu Bette begeben muBte.
Sh bate einen atuten Nnfau i'm
pergangenen @inter. als iG BON
Doan's NierensB inen bDrte, Die i'm
Store Der 8erar Drug 60. aa erlans
gen iino unb ib perihaHte mir cine
Sbadtel unb neriuhte tie. Sie lei-
iteten Nles, mas flr iie beanipruht
tplro. Sic furierten Die Rifens
i@mer5en prompt uno poQnGuoia
uno ebenio cine Sbpierigteit in ben
0ieren : Ibionoeruneen. bic mid
ifart geplagt bate. Sic arbeiteu
ausaeseibnet uno i'd babe feineu
Rmeifel, baB iie in iebem anbereu
Sale ebenfo mirfungSupq fem tuers
Gen."
(Diefes 8eu9nis purbe ana 90.
Gpril 1903 ab9eaeben.)
8tuei Sabre aebeirt.
YIN ~. Suli 1905 fiiete Wtr. Cube
bii1au: Wdbreno Der lebten amei Sabre
baben ii& in meinem Ja0e bic Nie.
renletoen niht tuieoer eingefteut uno
i'd halte Jest mehr BON 9oan's Wie.
rem Btaen, uie ie uorber.
Bum Wertauf bel allen 6dnoleru.
Breis SO Gents. Jofter Mitburn
Co.. Buffalo, Rem Oort, aneiniae
Naenten far Die Bereinieten Gtaaten.
Grinnert Guh oes Namens Doan
urlo nehmt feine anberen.
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MuerIet.

MuerIet.
- Nuanftin De 8apala 1T afs
Manager oes g. u. Clearing
0ouie ernannt tuDroen, oa8 am 2.
Sanuar feline OperatiDneu beainut.
Gin Wann Der offenbar eeaens
udrtia n0bne Nrbeit@ lit, bat ausae.
rehnet. oaR &~OOiepelts NoHhaft an
125. 900 8uditaben entb1lt. oaB aber
ourb bic NnmenbunQ oer neuen
Shreibmeile i'm aansen nur 1874
8uhftaben aeipart moroen finb; b.
b. Die BDtidaft mdre nob Der alien
Shreibweiie etwa nm bier 8eilen
ldnger aem0roen.
Bifdof Soreit bat bic ablitt
IN ietaer Diuc6ie einen genfHs aus
rlehrler su lafien. nm gu ermitteln.
uie niele Rath0liten lie siblt nno ME
iih bieielben anf bic neritiebeueu
NatiOnalit6ter nerteilen.
Der TaQ lit bier uuraeton1.
men, oaB cine Beriun, bic an einen
onoeren Stoat ousaeliefert ueroen
ioq, aeaeu Biiraihaft entlalien rpr:.s
be. GS betrifft oie8 Mrs. Barlee
gbentbam BON Denper. gol., bic BON
Q. WtcRee beihuloiat miro, i'm be-
ft0hlen au haten. SIZE tuuroe bier
am 81. Widra 1906 perbaftet, appel.
lterte be,tdnoia gegen Die Wueliefe.
tuna uno auf bleie Bei5e puroe Der
TaQ bis beute nerih(eppt. Da ibre
8eiunobeit iehr erihattert lit. nahm
Diftrittrlhter Dmqer Bargihaft an
uno entities fie aus benz @efdnanis.
Das Hunoesaeriht fest ben
urterbrodeuen DECEMBER . Termiu
am 2. Sanuar pieber fort.
- Nuf ben Berbaht bin. an oer
Beraubuna oes Ruges Der Cotton.
Belt Dabn nahe Heomater am /.
DECEMBER beteiligt aemefen AZ Iein,
wuroe bier Elm Scr. g. o. 9abur
perbaftet. Nn ieiner 8erion fano
man 1913 in Bapier9elo uuo eini.
ae S~llbermiinaen.
- g.. IT. Wortpu, Der Tidet.
Naent Der W. Sc. & &. Balm, lit
nod st. Souls uerieht moroen, ND
ct bic Stege zines Diitritt. BaNaaier.
aatnten oerielben Babnlinie elm.
nir1Hlt.
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xeiet sizes.
eampaias. seras, u. 5ebr

3ampaias. Eeras, u. 5ebr. 1903.
Or. g. %. 6ou. ct. 9ouis. SEQ.
Berter Serr. SIN Sabre 1894 tpurbe
mein Sobn ourb ~Eeras Bunoer@ bun
sinem Nierens unb gafIenfein. 2eiben qe.
heilt. gr litt baran ais er sebn Mpn,ate
alt tpar. bis er sfuei Sabre alt murbe unit es
aiaoen linn mebrere Steine ab. Sd, fi1nu
has Mittel iebr empfeblen.
8. 9. Bruce.
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DRAUGHON'S
RAlInaaIGnAaagA

San Antonio, Fort Worth, benson
austin, Waco and Ell Paso. 27 Colleges
IN IS States. POSITION secured or
Money RETURNED. Also teach BV
MAIL. Catalogue will convince you
that Dranghon's is THE BEST, Call
or send for il.
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3nm e@lnR oes Sabrss.

Des Sabres gnbe lit 1T aetommen.
Der gbritbaum gl6rat i'm 3lbterid9ein,
Occb fra9t ruol mandles 6ers beffomnen:
.Bie rulro oas neue Sahr nun iein2"
Nirb's unbeil ODER Segen bringen,
Cb Stirme hrauieu. raah unb Nib.
Do un,er Wnaen tpirb g~elin9en,
Gh uns bic Sonne l6heat Nib.
Ter Beiimiit nit firt'rem Priten,
Stebt iiberau MUIR unbsi1 orob'u,
uno feinen Wea es 81 nerhlten.
90 THAR Iib oieier 5eigte ih0u.
Der Optimit labt ob Der SDraen,
uub hetkt iie, eilia 81 ent1teb'n.
Stet8 bofft er auf elm beit're8 rMDrgen~,
BsRn's .Seute" Bolteu aud um5ieb'u.
Bas in ner 8ntunft ounfiem eboose
nnS rubt. bleibt imm er unerbeut,
3ie Iihten, tuie bic ountlen Gooie,
Wan muB lie tra9en. tuie es f6Gt.
So last ums mntig nor,p6rts 5douen,
Bertraueno nuf bic eia'ne Rraft,
Die it's, auf bic mir miifen bauen,
Die iit'S, bic uns bic Weee i@aift.
60 iei oas neue Snbr wintommeu,
glag es oann brineeu. pas es moa,
&os unS oaS .6efteru" Dat genpmmen,
Griebt uus mol oer ndhite 9ae.
9as ~BrpR", bas mir benz iungen Sabre
Aus uollem peraen briHaen bier,
Sci idt in Bun)d-nein-9Dtt betuabre
Btr brtngen'S aus IN Rome &tnr Sier.
Das Zone Ztar Bter-su gutsn @erteH
So0's uns %erruuntern ieoer Belt.
Go ion uns in Der Sutunft itdrten,
Bie's tat in Der Serganaenbeit.
go lang uns bies i'm GiaIe ih1umet
8nnn maj ben Gtlrnten mieoerfehn,
Iuno BEL benz ebien Zone Gtar tr6nmet
Ntan oDn Der 2utunft, reid uub ihbn.
Hr. Il. u. ptper,
AlFkenndfh.
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8. .. @aterman. Watertomu, O..
iaat, on6 feline 9odter ourh DR..
Sings Weue 2ebenS' Rilen BON Der
gpilepiie aebeilt puroe. Blu baben
bel Goplpb 9reiB uno u. @ohu u
Go. 8reis Is Gents.
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Slomeitteras mnnl9t Ga1

Wenu Sbr Guh irnenbtps niebers
laiien molt, tut e8 entlana Der BE
ME Der
Gan Mntonin 4 MramiaS
Yab 8abn,
i'm @arten. Diftritt oes Staateg. De-
iunobett uno alimn uniibertrpffeu.
BiQiee 2dnoereien fir ben FARMER,
Warttadrtner. Obtt' uno Wiehslnter.
Beaen @in3elbeiten menoet Gu@ an
Geo. s. Hupt0n, O.. H. a..
San GHtuniD. 9eros.
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M. j. STUCKE.

Gaftmau EDoats. Gameras unb
pbotoarapbiihe 1teniilien.
Gmatur. Grbeit miro fDraf6Itia Fer.
tiaaefteat.
400 GIG pnsuaerces gtrabe.
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ssn etmem tpabrem Sammertale

Uanbelu bic Bebauernsmerten, uelhe
NIT 5dmorrboioen bebafret limb. Seoe
Hrenoe lift ibnen nergalt, iebe Nrbeitsluii
aenommeu, unb fparumP gus 9orbeit
DEM Nnateiis 1T elm unteblbares Seil.
rlittel aeqen bieie ihmersenoen @e'
ihtu1lite, unb iolte bod wohriih 9ie.
rlano 10 t6rimt iein, oieies iihere Rittel
nid3t gu 9eb' auden, 6n cine HrDbe tofter'
trei bon P. Neustaedter &Co, Box Al6.
New York. 81 bea,eben lit. Bel oieiem
8eriuh iper6et SIR nihts nerlieren. aber
o1es %aeruinuen, ndmiih. ods gun Elm
2eilmittei. 10 Shr ruont. ieberseit ~
@ebote ftebt.
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@eht su 8urataller .
Q aloonu ne Or e # aurant, Bh'
lita' StroBe neben Der SaQe oer per-
m~annsi0tne.
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gdeuermeber'S Bari.

Jamilienaarten. NnerleiMilmerei.
pr0outte. gor5ialihe &idae. @ei&.
toltiae Speiie'8 arte. Geqerfrif@es
Gone Star Bier. 5eineWeine unb ars
oere @etrdnte. Gufmertiome Bebies
nuna. Cars laufen bis Witternaht.
4biiipS 6eiBler. @i9entHmea
Die beften. pom Deutitlano unb
England impDrtierten Maiir. unb
Taibenmeiier. Sheerea etc. sn ben
billiaften Breiien bel
panl Gdetter,
Barbiers uuo Observation-Disclosures.
glettrilde Shieiferei.
104 @eft. Commerce. trnbs.
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Sefteiinngen auf europ6iihe 8ei'
tungen nimmt entaeaen
Ric. Tenaq.
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fstnd's 5 Gents papana. Giaarre.