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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-31
Tiir bic motbleiScnbcn 9entidcn.

. lNUl III hpAUANt1NrN'
Die yGeatide @eicaidait bon Mnrp.
LAMB" bGlt cine Spe5ialiibung,
in meId)er Shrittc gctban >mrrs
oen, nm ocn 9cutihen in San
6ronciSco biilireiHe Son0 SIT
bieten.
8or einigcn Sogcn trof bier ell
@ltirui ocS 0eutid)cn lluterItiibun8S.
&crcinS bon Son 6ronci8co Elm, Ser
bercits am 26. Oini int .0cltti6cn
GorrciponocntCn" pcr6ffentlidt lulr.
&c. Sn oclnieI6en Wer0cn ale 0euts
idcn nltigciorOert, ibr S6erilcin sur
llnterltiiblrng ibrer Ourd) 01S Gr0s
bebcn 5cimgeilidten 2onoSlcllte bcis
5utrn8cn, ga iid picIc Ocriclbcn III ser
bittcrltcn 9totb beiin0en. 0urd) OoS
Gr0bc6cl itcbt Der 3eutIde Inter
itiibltlgStGerciu foit mittclloS bu,
ulO mcrn malt beoenft, Dab sic gtllS.
go6cn Ser @cieui6oit in 1905 $tt3,-
l76 un0 sic Gimobnnen nllein 0urd)
9citr6ge ca. $4,000 betrugcu, 10
fam man iid) einen 9egriff o0uoll
MADDEN, luie grob Oie 9entG jett I'M.
ter 0cn oortiGen 0elttidcn ietll muB.
9luS Oicicn 0rrnOe bate ErGli0ent
=. y. &enni06olien ollf gcltcrn
Nodnlittog 5 llbr cine Spe5ial'
iibunB Ser oGelltidcn @eicaidoft
bon WorDlnnO" i'm .@ernnnio.
Club" cin6cruiclt, Inn Sen 1euti1en
IN Son 6ralciSco Siilfc SIT %bringen.
"a sic @cicbe ser @eicQidaft be.
ltimncn, Onb sic @clOer Oericlben
lllr SIT llntcritiibungcn it M}arDlano
perpc1oct mcrOclt OiiricI. muroe be.
IdloIIclt, DAB 0o3 GircftoriltH ser
@clcIlldoit cir @iilfS.Gomite 6iloen
loll, nm Sammllrn0en iiir Die not6.
lcioenoen Ncntid)en borjlunc6men.
IS mltrOcn 6crcitS in ser geItrigen
SerIammlll10 mcbrcrc Srn0crt Dol.
lars 8c5eidjnct mo miro in cini9en
Sagcl ein Ntirlli an 0aS Dieiiae
G~cttId)tbum c"rIoiicu mcr0cn, IN
lueldlem 81 @eitrd9cn fir sic not6lei.
oenocn 0eutiden in San 6rol,ci8co
crIud)t miro. Die einIauiea0cn Gel.
Der merocn bonn Sdotmciiter aorl
gSc6cr, Jun, 0!reft oil ben 0eutiden
l(lterItiitung8 Gcrein in San
6rancisco GeianOt merOen uno t0n.
lclt aud GGedS oireft al oeniclben
nnd) Dem SouptQrortier ser @ciel.
i6oft, 9tr. 2t9, SiiO,S Gorp.S troBe,
0eianOt WcrOcn. Gas Gireftorium
bcltc6t aus folgrlloen Serren: BrGii.
Ocnt, &r. 2oui5 .. Sennigbouicn;
ice-ErGiiocnten, $50. q. 8. S6nei.
oereitb, $. Is. Siltcn, $. $. Sobel-
mann llnO Senrp 2auts; Sfotmei.
Itct, ST.. G6dS.. @tbtr, jun; StffttGr
Ser @cieaidait, Sr. $. GuGitrut;
SefretGr Ser 9eomten, Sr. S. anol.
Icn6erg; Sircftoren: Die SS. Ser.
nlarn 9aoelGoop, Gomm0 9rii.
ningS, 8eo. 9unnede, 2puiS y. Sic.
terid), GGorleS &. 0o9me, j. 8.
6elOner, Foitor SO. Su6cr, Sofob
alein, 2lrnolb Summer, 6reOerif s..
MoDer, u. s. Meper, Ho6ert %. No.
tbcr, 8uItoO Siegmuno, Senrp Stei.
icns, u. @ottenideiOt uno 60, 98iiG-
meyer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-31
3lt ,Spbc ssbrlftc

.oasG5np 8R Sqoe asSDrfilftq M
6reO. &rucr crlcioet mG6renO her
9lr6cit in ser Notiono(.9 raucret
&crlebungcrL bic Iid olS t6otlid)
ermicier.
Sreo. Yrucr, % Sabre alt, BON 0tr,
G23, SiiO . &ujcrneitruBe, uerlor &C.
itern ollf trourigc @eiie Iein 2ebca.
Gericlbc mar cin AlgcItelItcr Der
g}otionol = @rolcrei, Gfe scr 8. uno
0'GonneaItroBe, Canton. Gl8 cr
geiterr Sornlittag gegeil ht2 l(br
I'M Sofraume scr 9rollerci or6citctc,
i6eitte pf0tlidt einrs Der Dor eiuen
giermogelt geIpounteli FicrOe unO
runntc nit bent @sagen gegen Die
@atO scr @roiterei. 8rltcr, iueldJcr
nidt ntc6r aiiSlpeid)en fonlte, iultroe
con scr 9cidlel nit iolder 8elpalt
gegcn sic Mouer gepreBt, Dob lBm
Ger 9ruItfoItcu %eiugeOriidt muroc.
Groboem er iofort inn Yatrolnagcn
scr Canton @oli5eiitotion nod %leitcr
gSobnmg gcbrodt mo BORT in dr5t-
li6e 9~cbonOluug gcnommen luuroe.
crlng er bod ieinen Serlebungeu &C.
gen 4 llGr NodmittagS. GoronerS u6'
fer bonn oitIiNcn 9iitrift %itelte ci'
ne1 oltf llniol loutrlocu GoocSideit
aus. Ser &eritorbcnc bittcrl1Bt cine
Nittuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-31

SIN @ei6dft It y /. - SRI. u.
(allf Der YromennOe 81 iDren BE.
gleitern): nSo6en Sic idon bon Der
8erlobung oeS Serrn 9udbGnOler5
Sc. nit Srdulein Yepi gebort2"
Sri. D.: nUit elmer boberen God.
ter? 9tibt m6gliAl" SRI. a.:
oSoipobl! Grit bot lie BEL ibnl ibrc
Sdulbeite gefauft, Damn bat or ibr
sur Confirmation cine 9roide sc.
idenft. unb iebt lit er NIT ibr Der.
lobt!" - lieutenant g.: naae 8et.
ter! alio jams SeidGitsitpl: - Sc.
beitet, broihirt unO - iebunoen!"
g 6mere@ iir e. SEER (eine
photographic betra6teno): ~0ie0o.
me ideillt aber 5icnlid) budlig SIT
ieinl" - Seiratbspermittlcr: .gto,
ipiiien sic - ment sic NAL orei.
big Sabre cine babe Mi0ion NIT
berumgeidleppt i" i
SO s. - a.
Inner dl d III t. - Gin iinait.
genebnier Menid lit bod Der 4Iieilor!
90 oft man i'm AUDI einldot - er
fommt!" -
St6ereS 3eihen Sait.
ipirtbirt (oie lire neue aohin sum
@dnieeinfaufen ifidt): nWiIien Sic
oeltn audi, morat man ertennt. oh
cine Cans alt unO 5dbe iit2"- So.
din: % ia - tpeitn Die @dit ifin,-
pien!"
Gins BON bei0en.--8 lGlibi.
ger: sd farn mid ulio oorauf Der.
Iaiien -" - @aron: a@dn5 fid)er!
slm eriten Baber Sic Sbr 9eIo ooer
| eiue 8erlobultgsanSeiae!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-31

II nion DC onumGut s 0 nj.
III iion. Sn DEM Linton
2euglte GLIB" all Der Meit.6apcttc'
StroBc orguniiirte iid) geitern g6ero
oie bon WolIperneur Morfielo CT.
nonrte ltl1ion q. Monmment &. Gom :
miiiior, sic eil,er Ylob uno Gentmol
fir sic 'Solooten Scr lluion int Dir.
gcrfriege o%llSmGDlen lon, inoem Ga'
pitGn Sobn 81. Sling 5unt SrGiioentcn
mo Sr. &. u. &. Spunlcr 5lInl Sctre.
tar crlpGDlt ipuroell. gQS geeignete
YlGBe fir baS 9enfmdl puroen
9lortDs uno Wtt. Nopol.g penle, 81.
bertu. mo 6opette.S troBe uno Sop.
fiuS.Elace mo 9oltimore.S trnfe
uorgcidlagen. Iie Gonmliiiior, bic
auBer bcu 8enonnteit nod aus ben
SS. Sberit George %. 3. Scrnoil,
gCa: 4. %. 9oiuerman, Gopt. $.
4. 9orton, Gapt. @iqiom Stabl,
GontresA omriraI DntcS Stirling be.
ltcbt, miro in ben ndd)lten Tagen benz
@ouuerneur ibren offi5ieQen 9eiuf)
nlod)en. Gin Gomite, beiteberb ans
Gontrc-9lOmirul Stirling, Capt. s. 3.
9orton uno capt. Sobn 81. Sling,
miro iidJ nit Der Sllnit-Gomnliilion
III 8erbinoung leben uno llt 0eren
Cooperation eriuden. Die iibrigen
Situngen Der Gonlmiiiion merben
in ben 3irumerlt oeS @ouperneurS
I'M @eb1lioe Der n8iOelitp & Trult
Gompann 2erington. mo CHARLES.
Strobe, Itattiinben.
Gin 8roG men NIT 1t III.
in Wrunb. - @eitern
Nodmtittog ber6reitete iidy oas Sc.
riid)t in ser Stoot, baB Der Horbb.
2lopo Gompfer o@neiienau" lit
Brand gerotben iei. GnloB ooSu COB
ein bon Dem Spe5iolpoli5iiten Gar.
roll Sanlep bon Der %. & 8. 8abn"
INN 1.19 9tod)inittogS pollt .SoIten
Nr. $50 eilgeianoter Ilornt. - gs
mar n1nllid Der Erabnten Nr. 15t
Der oGbeiapcofe 2i9bterage Coming
&c." @op. mo 8oteritrobe, Der nc.
ben oent n@neiienuu" lag, um9oum.
polle III oeniel6cn 5ip perlooen, in
Brand gcrotben. Der Sd)leppoam.
pier transfer" Der %. & 8. @obn"
brod)te oen brennenben Erobnlen lit
Die Wtitte oea SoienS, no oas 5euer
ourd) 0os 3eucrboot rGataroet" Ii.
ben SdleppOonpier ~Innie" gcloidt
ipilrhe, eGc Onliclbe piel Sdyoben alt'
gerid)tet batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-31

grbbeerenfeit. - Sn Der re.
formirter 3ions.airde, Goitor s.
SomfterIatte, gdc bon Gbaicltrobe
unb SdrforO.I penlie, funO 9eitern
gbettb untcr Den altipijicr brs Su'
geno!9erciils Der Stride eill GrObee-
%relicit Itatt, lpeld)es ie6r gut beilld)t
ipar. @d6renb oes Ibenos con5cr.
tirte oos Srof. aepitone'ife SrdJe.
tier. arrongirt ipuroe Die. Seier
bilrf ein Gomite, beItebeno aus Den
Srls. annie Sad, Motbilbe &rilg II.
2ouiie Sofferbert ulb ben $50. ISM.
Gcinfarrt utb George Hotb. 0os
GrObccrenieit finbet bcitte abcno lei
men abidluB. Ser Sugenopcrein Der
refn 3iors-8 eneiltbe 5dblt gcsentpdr-
tig ga @iitgliebcr uno beiiet Elm Ser,
hlogeh bon 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-31
g e SeQncI It ct il bic
Butts 6 D.

Hid)tcr WtorriS I'M Nunoe5- arciSs
gcridte ernonntc geItcrn oic $50. &.
&. Stieti unO &oiepb Gate ais ncltc
Seqilcltcr fir Die S. ". E1lttS . SO.
Sic nellell Wloiieberipoltcr l%tcllten
$4,000 Viirgi6oft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-31

ny SpUTIITVI IT. TlT
Wonoler's ae1clboGnen an Der Sli0.
GaDitrnbe ianO am Wontdg ipieoer
Elm @ettfegeln 5lDiihen ben .Gut.
iiib" uno Den ng8bite Eerd" ltatt
bos folgenoea MeiuItat bate:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-28
SHOES AND HATS.

WE ARE DISPLAYING IN OUR
WINDOWS OUR NEW FALL
STOCK OF THE RALSTIN
HEALTH SHOES. THESE ARE
MADE BY THE MANUFACTURE
ERS TO COMPLETE WITH THOSE
MADE BY OTHERS TO SELL AT
FIVE ($5.00) DOLLARS AND ARE
SOLD AT A VERY SMALL PRO
FIT TO THE WEARER FOR FOUR
($4.00) DOLLARS. 1T IS ONE OF
THE GREATEST VALUES WE
HAVE EVER PLACED IN OUR
SHOE DEPARTMENT. TRY A PAIR
OF THEM. WE HAVE THEM IN
ALL THE NEW STYLES AND
SHAPES. WE ALSO HAVE A
SPLENDID LINE OF THOMPSON
BROS. SHOES AT $3.50 AND BAN.
listers AT SIS AND Sc THESE
LINES ARE CONFINED TO US
IN NEWBERRY AND CANNOT BE
BOUGHT AT ANY OTHER STORE.
WE WANT YOU TO SEE OUR NEW
FALL DERBL. HALVES DERBY
HATS ARE RECOGNIZED ALL
OVER THE COUNTRY AS BEING
THE BEST MADE FOR THREE
BEST MADE FOR $4,000 THREE
DOLLARS AND THEY ASK WHY
PAY FIVE WHEN YOU CAN GET
n HALVES FOR THREE? WE
HAVE STETSON AND OTHER
LINES IN FACT THE BEST STOCK
OF HATS IN THE CITY. COME
AND SEE US OFTEN.
1. 6. Jones
NEWBERRY, s. O. SEPT 27, .o6.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-28
Death of Rev, r. G. Ligon.

From the Anderson Daily Mail nl
the 10Th. we learn that the Rev. t.
T.. l.i""n died ut his home at Iva ut 4
O'Clock "n "Wednesday morning. The
funeral took place Thursday after
n"nn nj 3 O'Clock at Good Hope
church, Rev. Mr. l.igon preached in
the Presbyterian church ut Iva in An
drrs"n county for more than twenty
rive Years. coming tn the Smyrna
raSI"rair IN Nrwhrrry county II few
wears ago. On account ct failing
health he resigned the SMYRNA pastor
ate two years ago ami returned To his
h"nc at Iva us stated. lie was be-
tween fifty and sixty years 1T age.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-28
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hrrrbN given thai The nn-
drrSiHncd will, on the 3lSt. day Of
Nrtrbrr 1905, make a final settlement
"u the estate IF John +. Banks. de-
ceased. and will Immediately there
after apply to the Judge Of Probate
for letter diSmiSSorN as adminiS-
tratriN of said estate. All parties hav-
in" claimSc against said estate will
present same on or before that date
and all parties due the said estate
will make prompt payment.
TrNanna Banks.
Administrators.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-28
He Paid It All,

''3 notice. Every editor has re-
ceived them. The postmaster sends
them to the editor. The editor is not
to blame. For instance there is man
by the name Of we'll, say Tim Short,
who sent us three notices to stop
tho paper. Tie did not want it any
longcr We wondered what was the
matter. Upon investigation our sub
scription book We found that Tim was
short S.. 20. Tic never paid cent
and as a matter Of economy to us
stopped the paper. a few evenings
ago we stepped into church, and Tins
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-28
FL }

Editor DcCnmp, Of The Garfnry
Ledger, says: "Whru il gets t" Il
point where we have to attempt to
drag down Il mans character in or
der to make Il point, we will lay
aside the pen and take up calling
more becoming man.' Those Of MS
who know Brother DcCnmp know that
he means exactly what he says, and
il is the true sentiment. And we are
clad to see that there is 80 much of
that same kind "r feeling Predominant
ing he newspaper profession Of South
Carolina GrrrnvilIr News.
This is such sound and good doe
lrinr that we want [" copy and
endorse il. Unfortunately there are
newspapers that would almost reach
that point.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-28
oHARnnspoN's GALA WBRK,

Charleston is now buey preparing
rnr hor annual NaM Week to be hold
November 3 {" ~, and cNtrnlN n ror-
,lal invitation tn all III" people Of
tho state. \ rate Of ono fare plns ~
cents for tho round trip hns hrrn so
cured on all railmal% in South Caro-
INA and tnr several points in North
Carolina AMI Georgia.
tn" Vn&ramm" III tar M mn"nn"~
rd shows that there will h" splendid
military features, including Il COM
rrttiNr "Guarl Mnmt' by militia
q" the state. \ mammoth pNrotrrhni"
anl aquatic carnival "n til" harbor,
Oft the battery, floral, Fantastic, mill
tary and trades paradcs, band cont
rrrtS, Mr. Evcrythiny will be free,
Aud everybody from the Piedmont
should ~ down and spend day or
two with the Hnnd Charleston people
and shake hands with them and let
them understand we love Charleston
and want to make il the greatest COM
mrrrial seaport on the Atlantic coast
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-28

from Newberry to Augusta via SaIu-
dn, Which really needs a railroad more
than any other part Of this state. In
addition To that, Il rond from New
berry to Augusta would go through
one OF til" most productive section Of
South Carolina. We have received
"nr information from private source,
but we think il OF sufficient import
10 invest gate.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-28

We understand that Mr.. John
Shelton Williams, of Richmond, is
interested in the building Of rail
road from the gulf to New York, in
fact, has already by purchase and
consolidation of some short lines got
the roNd practically secured from Au-
gusta to tho gulf. The purpose Of
mentioning this matter at this time
is to direct the attention of tho Cham
bcr of Commerce to the fact that if
the road is to be hiult from the gulf
to Augusta and is to be direct line
to New York, that Newhcrry il
geographically on that direct line, and
we might interest ourselves suffi-
GENTLY TO find out if it would be pos
sible to secure this road for New
berry. 1t would not only put us on
a through line, but would fill the gap
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-28
Clothing Bargains

CLOTHING BARGAINS.
WE ARE STILL OFFERING OUR
MEMS BOYS AND CHILDREN'S 8
CLOTHING, OVERCOATS AND
PANTS AT PRICES WHICH GIVE
OUR CUSTOMERS ALL THE PRO
FITS. THIS MEANS A GREAT
SACRIFICE TO US. THE SALE.OF
THESE GOODS WILL CONTINUE
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE AND
THERE IS AT LEAST SIX THOUS-
AND DOLLARS ($6,0O0.OO) MORE
OF THESE GOODS LEFT FOR YOU
TO SELECT FROM AND THIS IS
UNDOUBTEDLY THE OPPORTUN-
ITY OF THE SEASON TO SAVE
MONEY IN BUYING FOR YOUR
SELF AND YOUR BOYS FOR FALL
AND WINTER. AFTER SATUR-
DAY SEPTEMBER THE 29TH, THE
REDUCED PRICES ON MANY OF
ONR MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
SHOES AND HATS WILL BE
WITHDRAWN. SO NOW IS YOUR
OPPORTUNITY TO GET THESE
LINES AT OUR SACRIFICE PRIC-
ES,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-28
Two More Battleships for Cuba,

fmrinrrt"wn, Mass, Sept. 25.-Thc
hattlcShipS Indiana and Kentucky
were ordered today to proceed to
Cuba and will sail at o'clock to-
morrow morning. Every marine who
can be spared from vessel will he sent
on the two ships.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-28
SECRETARY TAFT DISGUSTED
Practically Abandoned Hope Of Pro
ducing Peace In Cuba.

Havana. Sept. 2l.--Srcrctary Taft
and Bacon informed the Associated
Press this afternoon that they were
Thoroughly di~wllStrd with the petty
methods of government leaders here
and admitted that they had practical
" abandoned the hope Of bringing
peace from the turmoil. unless hv
force.
Secretary Taft said.
Government officials, instead Of
cooperating with us to save the Re-
public. have rrSorted to every kind
of obstruction to continue their con-
troll Of the administration. President
Palma and his advisors rejected terms
honorable t" them, although in the
form of Il compromise.
1--WE are still striving to arrange a
settlement. cannnt say we are hope
tut. for have never known n more
disgusting situation. | am convinced
from the investigation that the clec-
tl"nS were thoroughly rotten.
'Nr don want to intervene, but
conditions may nrrr>Sitatr if. Re.
ports show that lnSurwrnt command
d"rS have lost control of their forces
| and are now lawlcsS bands, and that
amy moment they may loot and burn
'Thr situation seems to demand tn,
use "i force. The situation here ha,
been rablrl I" President Roosevelt ,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-28

mclodious voice rang out loud and
clear in the old soulstiring song,
"Jcsus paid it ALL" We migght
have been mistaken, but his earnest.
ness impress us. The next day we sent
him receipt in full, begging his pnr~
don for not knowing that he had made
assignment Of his liabilities to tho
Lord.-EX.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-28
Marines Ordered Ashore,

Havana, Sept. 25.--Secrctary Taft
ordered thirty men from the gunboat
Marietta to Sayuga la Grnndc to pro-
t"ct the shops Of the Cuban Central
Railroad. Il British concern, with large
Investments.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-28

Havana, Sept. 25.-.M The close Of
the meeting of fifty moderate lead
crs held this evening, it was announc-
cd that President Palma, Vice-prcsi-
dent Capot and the moderate sena-
tors and representatives would resign
their offices and possibly President
Palma would call the congress tomor-
row and place the designations in its
hands.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-28
Amity Lodge, No. 81, A, F, M,

Amity Lodge, No. 81, A. F. M.
Lodge, No. 81, a. j.. NJ. will be held
next Monday evening at : o'clock in
Fraternity Hall. Visiting brethren
cordially welcomed.
!. II. Hunt. w. NJ.
j. II. NJ. kinard, Secretary.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-10-12

Are you going? The eXcep-
tionaIly low rates for this occa-
sion will enable you to take a
delightful vacation trip to cool,
sunshiny Colorado at a minim.
um expense.
Tickets will be sold to Denver,
Colorado Springs or Pueblo July
10th to 10th, inclusive, good
until August.
A month in Colorado at this
time of year will tone you up.
The air, the the mountain
scenery and the thousand and
one points Of intert st will amply
repay you for the trip.
Ask any NJ. K. q T.agent fol
particulars, or write
w. S. ST. George
General Passenger Agent, Nj
X. & u. R'y
st. Louis. Missouri
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-10-12
ANNOUNCEMENT.

l hereby announce myself as
the farmers candidate for nOmi
nation from Muskogee and vi.
cinity for delegate to the consti-
tutional convention at Guthrie
this fall, subject to the action of
the republican party. Istand fol
a square deal and equal rights
to all. Your support is respect
fully solicited.
James A. Norman.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-10-12
Good Meals for
TraVeleSS.

Our Dining stations are
owned and operated by the
Company. This assures uni
form quality and service. The
meals are nominal in price (50c)
and a little better than you ever
for the money. They have sat
isfied others-we know they
will satisfy you.
II there is any information you would
like, about q prospective trip write me
III gladly give you the information and
ifpossible have my represen tative call
On you and pcronally assist you I'm every
way. Think Of my offer when you next
have occasion to travel Address
w. S. ST.. GEORGE,
Gvn'l Pass. & Ticket Agent,
Wainwright Bldg, st. Louis.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-10-12
FOR SALE.

Bargains-if taken at once
-Four fifty foot front lots in the
city Muskogee, for $50. 90 each
One lot l15 #. front by 200 ft.
deep. a corner lot for 10000
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-10-12

When travling and have &C.
cation to stop over at Atoka,
I. II. Call on Mrs. Fannie Lynch
for good meals and clean beds.
TarvlerS Home.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-10-12
THE .ALCORN HOTEL

Meals at all hours, cool dinning
room and Pool hall. Call to see
when you are in Boynton, l. H..
Meals Is and % cts.
VIM. Alcarn, Prop.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-10-12
DOMINOES FREE TO
Bows and Girls.

Boys aHu UIriS.
If you'll tell us the number and
kind of live stock your papa will
ship this year, you'll get II nice
set of dominoes.
Rice Brothers
Commission Merchants.
Kansas City Stock Yards. y
P S. Give papa's name in full.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-10-12

The blue mark on your pa
per means subscription out and
paper stops at once.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-21
Sod aut abaclamfcn.

GittSburg, ga, 20. Mar5.-
Sobn $. @iaiom jon, Eoitnciiter mo
StotionSogent SIT @len Osborne, Yu.,
an ser sort @npne=9obn," ieine
@attill utb orei &inoer lullrben llllt
$50 bclte friib bewllBtloS un0 Dem
So0e nabc i'm Sett a%uigefunOen. Gin
EaiIngier, neld)cr otf ci1lem 6rilb-
5ugc no6 GittS6rrg abreiien pollte,
madte Die @%ntOcfung. Gas gon5e
Salls mar nit Gas gciiiQt. Nuhoenl
man sic 6enIter geofinet unO Die at-
moipbGre gercinigt bate, mlroen
2[er5te 5l Sillfe geruien, alcin bis TO
llbr mor MIR bos iiingite &ino, ein
Saugling, ms 2cben 5urildgcrufell
poroen. SpGter gelang cS ieood),
oltd) bic itbrigen 81 retten. Millam-
Jon erflGrt, er iei mGbreno Der Nodt
mebrere Mole mifgcitalpoell, oa bic
&inoer IN 6olgc Oes @enniicS eingc-
mad)ter Gfiriid)c bei'm 9lbcnoeIien er-
frunft marcn, unO notwithstanding babe
or in ser S6luitrulfenbcit bei'm 60
ihen oes 9idteS eincn @asba6n lple.
ser angeorebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-21
Die Stcnncnbcra-M urbprusciic.

9oiie. Soabo, 20. Mar5. -Gbas.
$. Woper, @nt. 3. SapluooO iino
Geo. u. Eettibone, melfe Der Gr.
mcrbung pcs 81 8ouperne'rs
Sttuncnbcrg nngcflogt iinb, crihie-
men bclltc Dor benz Giltrifts Hiftcr
Srnnt Smith SIT Galomea mo plat
birten nift if)ulOig. Ser Sal MR.
sc perihoben unb Die Yro5ciie iollen
inecfG6r am 10. Moi %beginncn. Der
Hihter perlparf Den gntrag, Die In.
gcflagten gegen 9ilrgidait Su emit
laiien. @r erflarte, bos Canon
Gountp : @efangniB ici fein iidercS
@emobriom fir b~ieielben, nno CT er-
licB @efebl CUR llebcrfiibrung Wo'
hers IN oas bieiisc Gountp-@eidng-
nib. Sapmooo miro p~abrideinli6 IN
bos Gountp : 8efdnaniB gu @elier
ilbertraee!l, wabrcno Eettibonc i'm
@efdngnib bon GalbIpcll bleibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-21
Wt angcl an Silbcr Il Scr
lien.

Scbcran, Eeriicn, 20. M0rS. -
Ger bobe TreiS bcS SilbcrS bat gro
&c Nodyiroae nod abronS CcinerSi III.
bermiin5e, wclhe nidlt cams 20 Gents
mcrtb IT'D 5llr Sol9e gcbobt. Gieic
Wiin5en lperOcn moncnbuit nod Sn'
oien pcrihifit uno bort in Gupicn
umacprGgt. 9ue pcriiid)en Miin5.
Gniter lin0 ans Mongel an Bullion
geihloiieu, mo man iilrhtet cine 81,
non5friiis.
2onbon. 20. MGr5.-Ger bicii9c
Agent Der &oiierlihen @onf ponEer-
lien bcit0ti1t bic Godrid)t iibcr bcll
Man9el az Silber IN Ecriicn, ulo
crflGrt oerielbe iei cine 6olgc ocs
hobcn Silberpreiies in Sonopn. Sic
9eiorgnib be5ii9lih elmer Sinoil5fri-
lis in Seberon erfldrt or iiir mlbe.
griinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-21
Sir M6,ucnonng ocs GublcnsS trifcs.

Nem Dorf, 90. MGr5. - Sr.
George j. @aer, GrdiiOellt Der nIeo-
Ding = 9obll," bat bett ErGiiOentcn
Sobn Withca bon Sen .llniteo Winc
@orfers" in eineIn bon beilte botir.
ten S6reiben I'M Namen ser Antbros
cit @rubcnbeiiber m%itgetbeilt, Bob
Die 2etteren @ilens iitb, di,f cine
rtele GonfcrcnS sur Sdlid)tltng Scr
ih%tpcbenocn Streitiragen ein5itgcben.
0os 0otum fir Die Goniercn5 ioa
Mit6eQ ielbit beltimmen. .I.
Snbianopolis, Sno., 20.
MGr5. Cine Gonfcren5 bon Ser
tretern Der @eihfoblen9ruben . Sc
iiscr urtO i6rcn aoblengrdbcrn ionO
berte boGier itatt, mo oos &eillltot
mar, bob Die 2obnirage einem &C.
meiniomcn Sfulo : Gomitc iibcr.
nielen ipltrOe. .