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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03
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Rnltiutnrr NH

Sciicntlimc 29critcu mo Sufa-&irrs 1, ?, ,,
9%titRcGotc fiir bic Contribution non Sietll'
uHh &nl6 En!IbcaoS 6lr llmtalintQ luth Snrrlt'
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ultherc. hdulit III HicrbIuoun0 icbcune Nrbciteh,
iucrocn bis fl llbt &ormittupo am Z. 6cbraar
1906 %cntQcNcl acllorlatClG ipernen
HlrtNcbotc mitiict an netI "9'oaro OF shnaros"
ncridltet mo an nen Siuot 3tc1litrutor in ietli
Nitrcntl I'M 9tut'bnule Qelaltbt pcrhell. ~bcaIci!et
bon cincm beNlGubigtcn Ghccr IN Der N6be bon
} Gru5cnt bro &tAcbutca, 8abibar al hcn Mianur
ltto Stnotrni6 bon Baltimore ulo bcr an ole
Stnot ais be9lihcncr Sd)uocilcrfdb p%erfalel
miro, I'M Safe cine 3ucrlcnrlllla Denlodt mo
ner eo!lralt ilno oc Sl1clllcIltig MOI ptninpi
miro. 9He 9ieGt 1T hUrheba!tcn, ir0cIo clues
ubcr ollie 9tuaebutc GhSIreiicIt Glduc llno Spes
6ilifdiinncn ion1ci i'm gircnu Der &aietbcboroe
Neqen 3nGilttg bon SO. njc hel. glnQcbotIteI!erI
6uriidcrituitci Oerocn, crIurGt mcracil.
u. y, NW.tun.
Nnlcits Sl9et.tctir.
gcitdti9i,
&. Einn SimnmuS,
KruNihcHt Der GnHtrnttsRcD6roe.
GNuul5.tI.l9.22 "a. 2G.29.3t .Schr2.5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

Mcpr0lcntont SittIciiciN
bon Moltc bot eincn @~eietcutluurf
cin0cbrudlt. mad, iueldlem ser 5mi-
ld)en'taotlldle Gborofter otter Scns
0iunaell bon olfobolboltl0em @etr0n.
fen III DEM Iugehblid onib0rcn iou.
Ill Dem DC @aore Oil Die @ren5c 0e>
Sinotca gelo1gt, i'll luc!dlcm Der DC.
ltlmnnll0Sort lie9t. Extraordinarily.
Idle l%lnIthn miro ondl mobl ltid,t lie,
delt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

Milo Noqcrs un0 Ncnuis
len bonn Hctroleum .Mtonopol brolt-
den Die GroAen oca WtiIiouricr @enc.
ro%lonipnltS bis olii Mcitcrc@ llid)t 1T
bcnntlporten. Mid)tcr @ilbcrllecpc BON
9fcu-Norf bat 10 crttidirocn, 7icicS
%erbor lei scr Jurisdiction Miiiotri'<
nntcrltcllt. Su Miiiouri ober iinb
No0cr9 mo Goniorten nidt ju ia.
ben. Die Srllt.Mognoten hobcu,
oli tcdlniid)c anifie hiiL mieocr mol
gGpon1lcn INTO fGnncn lid) ms Nolit-
d)cn lodlcn. Sic refine Hcd,tS sapnrG.
bic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03
MiQinm s.. Srinfnns.

is ilnrb unl ,. 5chruar 1906. 10 llbr Nor
Aells, ssiuinm y. Srintnna, 0tlicbter Sobt bon
,Srco. u. NM Yclln LrIlfuHe get. NitOuer,
iit Iltcr bon 6 Sabrelt. Sic BCtroi9lnp lin
oct bcutc, Sdmftug. ben }. 6cbrlar 9inhmii
luaa , llbr. pom lrauerhauir. lr. 2t5, eluirs
illoni slocnuc. @iab!onoiotpt. aus art Der
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03
Subamn Mid|acl ,\ucu6.

IS itnr6 am Nonncritng. sen /. Scbruar
1906. I'M .tIicr pnn 80 InDrcn 3oba Mihacl
3neub IN Der &SnGnullg ietlcr IoUter. Nruu
NccroianlN fiuoet un Spnutna, Den /. Nchruur.
I'M 6luci llbr 9tn6ntitiuao. pom oDelt Qenauulcu
Iruuerbnuie ans iiutt. t33-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

&n0cr 3u1 4 III III { II ltcllung
0cH nrllcn cnAlildWn Enridn,cntS III
cin rntldllcocncr &or5u9 1egcnilbcr
Dem onlcrifnlild)en Observation-Disclosures
bolt2 bcnerfbor. SeBtcrc@ be'tcbt III
Der ilb%cuuie0cnocn Mebrbcit aus I0'
uofotclL. oen Nett bilocn &npitaliltcn.
Gic ilbrigcn GolfSflollcn iinb ichr
lpGrlidl pcrtrctcn. Die Nrbeitcr bu
Zen nldlt cilcn eil5INcll Mcprolcntal-
ten Der 0lelcr &lnllc u%1gehort. altf:
5lllpcilcl. GnS cnglild)e Garlumcllt
bat 5luar ul,dl lcbr piclc gopofotcll
bcrcn bullbcrt. uber lie bilbcn nltr Den
lcdlStcn Sbeil Der Witglieocr5all.
luobrcno lie in ultltrcn Mcpr0lentol
tcllbous rcidlid) Die SGlitc hiloc1.
Gic iibrigcl Observation-Disclosures
lilo oli bic northumberland Der.
thcilt; SdbrIfouten 70. amlfleltc 60.
S%plrnoliiten %, Nutoren IS. Mrbcl
Ter 10, 8. y. Nrbciter, Die bon berSSerf'
ltuttc fpnlnlcn llnb fcinc profcilioncl
len Eolitifer iinb. Sn inherent &C.
nat Der bod nlld) bo1 Golf i'll lcincr
hrcitcn Wolien pcrtretcn iolltr. lit Ons
Ml6pcrbnItnlB ~acrooe5n %idunblldl.
Sort 0ominiren ltllr &opltdlllten nIl0
Aopofatel. IoN crfldrt eS olld,, ipo
RIM Die 8cieBoebuua in unieremGon-
grcB 10 ciiiicitig fopitoliitiih lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

Gie II ubc. 10 | d) c hua III {
ritnniid)e Tolf ongeiid,t8 Der Sbotia,
DC %betluloct. baB i'll pier @od,en Sc:
lfclle beittid)c Sorii III Strait tritt. Der
Dem anlerifani'd)eu Grport nod) Wfit
tel europa ell Gnoe MAIDEN miro. lit
bcirembcno. Turmer. Sa~brifantelL
Mrbeiter. melde ole alii Dos Grports
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03
Girdllidlc MniciGcu.
3iuuS = Wclmeinbc.

@Ottc5picnit 1913 &prm. 4sreoi1i iiutr
Sprilhlonytrr .; user iitcr iih DdHt. ocni tdI
len ole Sp1blc IN ole AINcG."
NhcIoo 80: 3inrirua nit NiinerII, l"ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03
Sett lit Die 3cit, cS III bcnutcn.
Emb0uufu

t1htct nQe S(rtcn bon 1nicitcH in 5reibbdufcrr
pocr i'm Srciclt, ]pcrtrcibt Shluuben, Itdllc mo
Wiuulpiirfc. 55nlliN iHr aritne SIicacl mo
@eilitQcIsHduic IuO &ticiicH in 9ul5rabnlcn
mo tdotct Gle SSiirmer mo Midoen an hCl
~ISut5ell bon GdGlten, lUte aud ole mouige
Nallnlall5.
&m. Z. Guric,
Mr.. 2i3, HDrosSaiucrtsStrafc,
lln6 GarbcuUigc, SnltimprcsG uuntD, Wio.
IlEniOd QGE tGl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03
Mltr T%c0rrbcttcu.

Wiarfiprcis miro be3nbIt fir ulte 6cocrbet.
ten nnh antite @2Dasonps0ioocI. sen0ct $ott'
pGulunidi NHtiduc Co." 9ir. 6f3, Siuros@ntaiu'
Strafc.
Telcp6Du: Wtt. &cruOn 30iS. Wle Weiiellulls
gct prompt allsgeiitbrt. (5-.I&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

9eld)nft ollgemieien iiu0, id)cincn 81
1loilben, Dob lie rincm io%Acuanltel
Sllrtt" 1cdenilbcrItehCn mo Die mt
ielcrropollden @uu0rr lire &urtcn
bllllperten lucroen. Is lU0re IDOL
lueHlt otele Nnlobmc ijd DcrlpirfIld
tt, ober e. lit nid)t gut 0cnfbdr. MUS
lunoildc Tcgicrun0rn nChmlcll c3 nit
lbren @cleBen gcrdltcr. dis mir, Md>
Nc'd)rlehcn ltebt, miro bCiulgt. Git
ol0crc Hnnobnle lit, oob mcHn unlcrc
Ncglcrllng ole curppdiidcn Carrie mt
elllrm 3ououfidlaAc pou - p0cr gar
% Rro5ellt beulttluprtct, 0u2 Die emo.
p0t'dlcn SQu0cr pernnlnllcu luitr0c.
inns Utininlal}oQc SIT gUp0brcn. Mud
0aa ut elt SrrtblmI. M0n lit lUl9tll9
lnllO llber anlcritunlid1c &crh0ltninC
lfbr gut llnterrid)tCt lll0 mclB, Dap
Der 3ltldln1 bon 30 Nro}Cnt mis- nod)
hcoelltcn0 ldpcrCr trcffcn Wilr0C, ats
Icltc S0lt0er, 0a bicr0urb cine ltllCrs
tr0gllde Wtonoppl@DirthiUoit niht
ou9blcibcu fo1nte. Nngciid)t9 0icirr
@lctdNitltlgfcit mllilcn mir 5t 0cni
Vlollbcn gclungcn 00B Dos onlcrIf0.
niid)e &olf i~iberborpt nid)t 0Cntt lun0
cut ourd) ciltcl tr0ftiACn StoB III
,Cnrut niunr Ga,SrI.Sm,rriii,u ON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03
ouubuu = Garf.

Ser Banptidhfihfie 5ricpbui TT Baltimore.
Mrcul: $50 Ndcr. = Sniuc rua hrcno Sbarter.
81 icocr Scit errcihhur. SIM Gciti3 6ubrs
gcIo bon alien Stdottbeiiet StraBcnbnbns
SSaR0ou5 pniiircn ocn 0anpieiuaaIt9 nlc hrct
s~liiitutcn. SSnrn1eS MaricSinmcr fiit Sulhe,
Die hen Sricbbuf Del raubcnl 2Sciter befuhtu.
VeNrdhnibptite al lebr miBige, 8reliea,
iInlmtltb utter furlpdbrct0er YilcQe.
Slrcnu: Mr. 81. Beits Saratpga Strnfc.
Saub9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03
4nrraine.
@alcrifm G%artartia

@alcrifm - Iartartia - 6rirotih.
gSeltlib bon gSnlbrupf ell mo cine babe
Mciie. Wenutt bic init Nonbaitan he6cibncte
Nprtbs9totimcsGar Srcic Nutidet Ead1nttttaa5
AM TctwimtS. Grcifc bon NearNbnibpiubclt icBt
ipeSieH. eeihte @chinanlaen. GeIepboh
Gatpr 223. Wircuu: Sraufiins uto 9Siueipr'
NnehS. @crianat Srpfhiire. (9tni4.t&3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

0tplulano's tiirfiidlc SGocr.
GonitabIcs @etauoe, @oitamt aencn, Stcta Oiicn.
fIItOuftDD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03
Baltimore Srauofcr Gpmpagnic

Jcsi an Der
Silooit Gdc UNI YtgDts NM SunIbnros Strafc.
bat lore glualiGttung nm ncbrerc Gthupcrlc
t2iHlIa) uergrUBcrl uHo III icti I'M StalInc,
NfGbClI BON Hauo 81 &uus ut bel6rocrt uao
raden, AErnmptc mo ;HpCrtifiigc &cbtcittla
miro 5ftgcIt6ert. tj2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

Ser in indianapolis tu:
1cnOr acknowledgements Der o&crc'-
niNtcn WtincntNrbeitcr" bot Ocn %or.
id)ln1 Der n@rubcnbciitcr" 3l,r Gr-
nUlcrun0 Oca bi9bcri0cn AbtonnucnS
5urildQcruiclcl. Ter Hcrglclltc-G Scr
bnn0 bot cincn Strife Spno bon %
Oiillioncn Collars. Der in ben ndd)itcl
Monoten ucrooppcIt lucrOcn ipll. lluN
0nnm - Elm irohlldcr Strife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

&n Gbicagp limo sur 3cit
odt GrinIinol=9idtc al Der Nrbcjt,
I'M 80 NerionclL Die megcu Wior0ca
mo MiorOUerilld)cs ollNctIogt limo, III
pro5ciiircn. Gnmit bebollptct Die
luinoiNc Stuot Den Hecor0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

Sn &upuH bcrriht in
ioI9c Der MiBcrntc im Ator02n Ne5
@ungeranotb, 9tah amt
lidlcn GrDcbungen beii1lOrn iid) 95S,.
$40 Ycrioncn in GllBeritcr @coiiritig.
felt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

gtncbacraunicu &erfpuel 6nber cine |%ctitiori
fir Srausferiruaa einer Gnoctntt. Spirituaicns
9icenS bonn I. Wtdi 1905 at ttligcrei6t Die am
1tcitug, ben is. SChruar 1906, nm 10 ltbr
&orn., in Neratbung qc6oacn miro. 0roteitc
mi,iicit Dor II ll0r Wtitt1R5 an Sonncriioa hctI
-. Scbr. 1906. cingcreiht icitt, am Sornullarc
tbnuel. ipcruI aeminidt, AMI @rllbelt III bic
lclI Giircau cr,ulot Wcroclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

Nn Giicn lit Gin NcrQ-
orbritcr &CrbonO olti Matchmaker
@rrmOIoNc 0c2riin0ct morOcn. Gr
mill oae Mobnn6mcn elmer troituo,z
len So}iolpolitif olti Dem Nooel Der
bclltiQcn @cieQidloit mlteritilBcL no
tiounlc @ciinrun0 fiir &oiicr mo
Mcid) pflc9cn ltl0 ocll Nricocn 5pi.
ld)clt llntcrncbutcrn ltno 2Irbcitcra
i0r0crl.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
GARBoRG DRAIN NO. 2.
Notice Of Assessments, Review Of
Assessments, and Letting

OF Contract.
State of North Dakota,
County of Richland. ss.
Before the Board of County, Drain
Commissioners.
In the Matter of the Es.
tablishmento of a Drain
in Freeman, Garborg A g sc So.
and Grafton Town. ment on.
chips, Richland Coun- Account
ty, known az Garborg Of, Bene.
Drain No. 2. fits,
Be 1t known, that we, the under
signed county drain commission
ers in and for the county and state
above named, have apportioned to
the county, the several townships,
cities, villages and other corpora
.tions named herein, the per cent 81
the cost which they, the. aforesaid
county, townships, cities, villages
and corporations shall be and here,
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08

d!S u9oe l!aOle 20 pay for the
construction of the aforesaid drain,
oy reason of the benefit, to puolic
health. convenience and welfare, in
the various municipal or other
corporations on account thereof,
And that we, the said drain com.
mlesioners, have also apportioned
70 the several pieces or parcels of
land liable to be assessed for beue.
t1ts, by reason of the construction
ct said drain, the per cent of bene.
hts to accrue to each of said parcels
OF land on account thereof, and
which they ehall and hereby are
severally made liable to pay, over
aud above the per cent of the costs
and benefits assessed against the
municipal or other corporations lin
which they are located) at large, as
aforesaid, which per cent of bene.
hts has been and the same is here.
oy aPportioned upon and assessed
against the several pieces or par.
cets OF land so benefited, in accord
ance with such assessment for
benefits as aforesaid; and that all
OF said assessments for benefits
nave been made in proportion to
the benefits to be derived by reason
OF the construction of said drain,
Inc estimated coet of said drain is
$N,OU.OO. dollars and the apportion.
ment OF the per cent to the several
municipal or other corporations
and several pieces or parcels of
land SO benefited is as follows, to.
wit:
Description per cent
Sec 6, Twp, l3S, Range 81.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
LOCAL. |: NEWS.

Bread like mother use ts
make at the Home Bakery.
Sprungs 10 the place to buy
furniture. Your credit is al.
ways good.
Miss Gladys Young visited
frienda at Abercrombie Satur.
day and Sunday.
Senator p. ]. McCumber and
r. w. Farrar departed Wednes.
day evening for Washington.
d. c.
Miss Sarah Rickert was TAX
en- to St. Francis Hospital last
week being ill with typhoid
fever.
Don't forget to attend the
ball given by the Reliance Hose
Co., at the opera house Thanks
giving eve.
J. NJ. Jurgensen was appoint.
ed by the city council Monday
evening to succeed H. N.
Morphy as city justice.
The Rev. Edgar Jones will
conduct services at 8 and II a.
p, and at 4 p. ~, next Sunday
at the Episcopal church.
E. A. Anderson departed Fri
day evening for Steel, Nd,
where he will look after busi-
ness matters on his claim.
Miss Anna Rasmussen ex-
poets to resume her position as
stenographer at the Commis-
sion mouse next Monday.
Mrs. Will Purdon went to
Fargo, Monday, to attend the
25th anniversary of the Congre-
gational church at that place.
Mr.. Allendorf of Morris, who
has accepted a position at Free
man & Wichman's store, moved
his family here the past week.
The Women's Missionary So
ciety will meet with Mrs.
Kramer on Tuesday afternoon,
Nov. 13. Tea will be served at
$50.
Senator McCumber delivered
an eloquent address to crowd
ed house at the opera house
Monday evening, which was
thoroughly enjoyed by all pres
ent.
The Congregational Ladies
Aid Society will meet next
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. Il,
with Mesdames Divet and
Bowditch at the home of Mrs.
Divet.
Don't forget to call at Mrs.
N. E. Dugar's store next Satur-
day and take advantage of her
special sale of ladies' Merceriz-
ed sateen skirts at reduced
prices.
Mrs. ]. A. Donaldson from
Fairmount spent a few days
last week with friends at
Breckenridge and also visited
Mrs. Delaney and Mrs. Moody
at this place.
Friends of Mrs. Buckley will
be pleased to know. that the
family are now nicely located
on their claim at Knoff, N. D.,
and we'll pleased with their
surroundings.
Frank Rettig who is engaged
in the blacksmith business at
Kent. expects to move his
family here within few weeks
and engage in the same busi-
ness at this place.
Elmer Myhra and wife, r. r.
Hausken and Judge Jersin
spent Sunday at Hans Myhra's
farm where a number of friends
and relatives were gathered
and spent most delightful
day.
A fine collection of ladies'
and children's gloves and nit
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-08
Oats wanted at the Farmers
Supply Co. +f

F>ssSJ - ASAS oS o1 k&
last FRIDAY evening, and from
there will go to Arthur. N. d.
to bring home Mr.. Wagner.
mother who will spend the
winter here.
The Gazette contest closed
last Thursday night. Mis,
Elizabeth Huppeler, let prize
the diamond ring; Miss Maud
Haueken, 2nd gold watch; Miss
Alice Sleeper, $40; Miss Freda
Koerner, S..
All the regular services at
the Congregational church,
Sunday, Nov. II. Theme for
the morning sermon "The
Tragedy of Esther the Queen"
The evening theme will be,
Seeking it Yet Again"
E. D. Parks and family will
leave this week for San Marcia,
New Mexico, where he will re-
main on a six months vacation.
Mr.. Meyers from Webster, s.
Dak., arrived Friday morning
to act as agent at the Chicago,
Milwaukee Depot, during Mr..
Parks absence.
Word was received in the
city a few days ago of the mar
riage of Mrs. Grace Carson to
Sanford Wagner at Richfield,
Mich, Oct. 18th. Mrs. Wagner
formerly resided in the city
and with her first husband
Robert Carson were counted
among our most popular and
prominent citizens.
Hans Rustad died at his
home Monday evening of
paralepis. The remains were
taken to Dwight, Wednesday
morning where the funeral
services we're conducted and
remains inferred in cemetery
at that place. Deceased leaves
a wife and eight children to
mourn the loss OF kind hus-
band and loving father.
I. B. Huff, local manager of
the Great Western Telephone
Co., reports that the engineers
have completed the map of the
telephone plant, which will be
rebuilt sometime in May. A
two story building will be
erected on the corner west of
the Wahpeton Steam Laundry,
which will be a modern build
ing in every respect.
Wahpeton Methodist Episco-
pal church, Rev. E. Olin Eld-
ridge, pastor. Prof. Chas.
Kirk, choir director. Services
Sunday at the usual hours 1890
a. NJ, 7:3O p. NJ. subjects, morn
ing"The U Interchangeable Christ y
Evening, "True Liberty"
Sunday school 11:45 a.
m., Epworth League $50 p. M,
Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. 1880. You are cordially
invited.
When the tip of a dogs nose
is cold and moist, that dog is
not sick. A feverish dry nose
means sickness with dog.
And 80 with the human lips.
Dry. cracked and colorless lips
means feverishness, and are as
we'll i'll appearing. To have
beautiful, pink, velvet-like lips,
apply at bedtime coating of
DR.. Shops Green Salve. 1t
will soften and heal any skin
ailment. Get free, trial box,
at our store, and be convinced.
Large nickle capped glass jars,
% cents. Henry Miller.
WANTED-A girl for general
housework. Inquire of Mrs. E..
G. Bnrch.
GARB0RG DRAIN NO. 2.
Notice of Assessments, Review of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
GET A HOME ON EASY
PAYMENTS.
BARGAINS

BARGAINS
10 acres II miles n. w, $500
$50 acres II miles out, 81, 500
10 acres east of Benson 81 500
slightly acres. very choice. H5G
S0Xlh' near sd and Webster. 500
18Th, near Clark. 4Oxl4O. $1,000
i6lh, near Castelar,. 66x14O Sl.50O
West Farnam district lots 81 5Oo
2ss0 Indiana Ave. rooms, N.aO0
aSo Spring. l0-rooIn house, So go
ia south Bth Ave. G-room modern house
east front. close i'm, So $500
Near +. O.. 1-room house S450n
Z stores aud fats. $500 rental. $..Op
Near High school. $50 rental. $1,000
" prick Hats, sl.i40 rental $1,000
JOHN \. PREMIER, OPP. orr a. q.
RES i
The daily tribune., 1906-08-23
Result Of Mass Meeting /.

Al the mass meeting held In the
city hall last night committee Of W.
Flsohtsr. J. D. Blunt and T. Carmody
was appointed TO solicit enough money
70 send : representative up 70 the site
Of the Columbine Reservoir and Ir-
rigation company to investigAts the
propositioiD. ~ the posssssions Of this
COMPANY have been offered 10 The
protectors Of shs new irritation
scheme that Ia uew taking on definite
fora. rhis committees will ocm.
msnos the work Of raising the money
iynmsdiassly. r. @. Brown II she
maA dslssatsd 70 look Into she Coism.
blne reservoir tiss. II hes bssn offer.
- ~ ssls q tie sssual oost Of ssosr.
~ " pssviAsd ~ wstsr Il bsosshs
The daily tribune., 1906-08-23

Dance 10 California shsstsr svary
Friday night.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-23
ABOUT YOUR NHI0HB0ns
AND YOURSELVES


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pfssrnoon 1or thsir bolss Il Caiifosnia
Mn. =. &. Pssrto. n Nevada i
bers visiting hsf sistsr. 11rs. John
Hytand.
Mr. and Nrs. ;. q. Petersen lsft
|last niGht sor Orsvills. ual.. ~ hsrs
|thsy will reside in ~ future.
George Raysurn and family
have moved 70 Lsadvilis whore the
souns nan has ssosred position.
w. > Lswis o9 Central City il
spending . few days In this city the
guest Of Alex Auisebrook and family.
-Miss Mabel ehsAfsr left today
for Milwaukee 70 enter tho North
American Gymnssium Normal school.
She Will bs Rons ; year.
A. 8. Gray OF Denver. formerly
= Newspaper man Of this oity. 10 In
town today. having just returned from
. fishing trip over In. Routt county.
Rudolph KAuert Last evening re-
turned from Drip pie Greek and Vic:
tor whisher he went In the interest Of
his Cigar factory. He made . lot Of
new customers.
1T Baxter Cumbow. Of Victor
formerly with The Tribune. 10 in the
city awaiting the arrival Of some Vic.
tor boys who are going camping and
fihsing Oh Beaver creek with him
Rev. J. Montgomery Mcbride
was called to Victor Wednesday
where he officiated 1t the marriage
Of Mr.. Owen johnson and Miss
Charlotte Marvin we'll known society
young people Of Victor.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". o. GaAton Of
Ft. Madison. Ia are in the city on .
short visit with D. A. Jack and e. r.
Jack aud families Mrs. GAston il .
sister to the Jack brothera. Mr.. Gas.
Ton is employed BY the Santa Fs rail-
road.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-23

FRITZ FUNERAL-The funeral
services over the body Of Louisa Fritz
will bs conducted at the Deibert un.
dsrtakinE parlors At . O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon. Rev. H n. Pingrss
will preach the sermon.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-23

ho*lss y hsrsby xivsa 70 ths hold.ss q the
soaIo9Sins e ,9 vssran % sns wassr fssd fson isst
The shove Warrants will b. paid o. pfsssota'
ti2e 81 ths ONE Of tbs dty tssaSarss. tst.Fsst
ihs date q frss ~ stlpl pi sSls pe5lss.
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The daily tribune., 1906-08-23

down ovrs the hills onto the plateau
north Of this city. The meeting
was not largely attended although
those present wsve very enthusiastic.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-23
FLORENCE HAS A CHANCE
TO MAKE PARK CHEAP
Services of Colorado Convicts at
Bidding Of the City Author
titles at Any Time.

In connection with the discussion
at laying ont . city part In this city.
Il will be remembered that she cost
70 the city will not be very great.
The oonvicts confined in this state pen.
iteptiary are at tha bidding Of the
city authorities at all timei. Accord.
Ing 70 the new law asseu BY the leg
islature any municipality Is entitled
to call upon the services Of these men
II IL 10 seen nt to uss them. County
Commissioner Kelso said this morning
that all that 10 necessary to do IL for
the oity authorities to make applioA.
tion 10 the commissioner who will In
turn mako . requisition upon Warden
Oleshorn for the requisite number
needed. Mr.. Kelso 10 willing to do
any thing that will help beautify this
CITY and II the proper officers want
the men they can secure them without
delay.
The cost Of maintaining and work.
Ing force Of twenty five oonviots
The daily tribune., 1906-08-23
WRIT % A LETTER

Ia stdetest eonhdenes, telling NJ an
your troubles. We viii send frss ad-
vtcs (in plain ssalsd enveIope). Ad-
dress: Ladies' Advisory Dept, The
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-23
~ su7yuED AWFUL PAN

u my womb and svaries, !" writes Mn.
Naomi Bake, OF Webster Groves NO.,
ana my mcnscs were very painful
ana Irregular. Since taking Cardui !
teel IKE . new woman. and do nn8
ouaer - d."
The daily tribune., 1906-08-23
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The Frsent Livery making headquarters to-
going 10 ths mining district may ~ had BY
shs rsgus lns othe oonveyanoe VI also have Eve
sadds poniss that can making zsy gen
u good rdes Rates made application = the
barn number Of young ard Of the oiy using
no ponies sOr pleasure sdss abut The city II the evenings
The daily tribune., 1906-08-23
OUTLOOK IS BRIGHTER
(. FOR STREET RAILWAY

cON SANEEA NAAAWAI 4
r. y. Granger received . telegram
from the street car oompauy's repre-
sentative In New York City on Tues.
day stating that the embArrassments
that had intsrfsIred With the build.
ing Of the roai had bsen removed and
that the outlook for IN early compile.
sion OF the enterprise Wa very nasssT.
ing. Il IL oondnsntly expected By
NJ. Granger and his assooiates shat
they will b. able 10 resume work on
the Royal Gorge division Of the road
By September l.-Cauon Record.
Dance 10 California shsatsr svery
RptAav niRhA
The daily tribune., 1906-08-23
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