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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04
Proposals for Erection

Notice is hereby given that proposals
for the erection of two school
houses in the township of Oakfield,,
county of Audubon, State of Iowa, will
be received by the undersigned, at his
office in Oakfield township (where
plans and specifications may be seen)
until one O'Clock p. NJ. ON October 10,
1906, at which time the contract will
be awarded to the lowest responsible
bidder. The board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
ELI HANSEN,
Secretary of Board.
September 10, 1906. 4w
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04

Carl Weiuff has been laid up with
sore foot, but it il improving now.
Hans Hansen, son OF the late ]. G.
Hansen, is busy these days buying
steers to put in his feed yard.
Jack Happel, from near Fremont,
Nebraska, is visiting his friend, c N.
christensen, northeast from Elk
Horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Christensen
went to Hamlin, Sunday. The lady
will remain about week, but her
husband returned in day or two.
A gentleman and his wife went
spinning through Elk Horn, NJ onday,
in their automobile. They came
from Chicago and were going to wes-
tern Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Jensen, who re-
side up near Bethina church, came
home Monday from a journey nine
miles east of Extra where they had a
good visit with Soren s. Sorensen
and family.
The Young Peoples Society, at
Kimballton, sent Miss Bertha Clausen,
Albert Jeneen and Viggo Rasmussen
as delegates to attend meeting OF
societies in the middle west, out at
Omaha, today. About thirty people
from about there accompanied them.
Banker John Petersen, of Elkhorn,
was in the city yesterday and talked
freely concerning the proposed cleo
trio road that is to be built here, and
says as large stock holder in the
the knitting and mitten factory there
he is greatly interested in the propos-
ed project. The people of Elk Horn
and vicinity will assist literally any
project that will give them another
road.-Ssturday Atlantic Telegraph.
Mrs. Jens G. Hansen
desires to extend her heartfelt thanks
to the neighbors and friends who SO
kindly assisted by words and deeds
during the last ILLNESS of her hus-
band and to those friends who showed
their esteem and respect by the con-
tributien of flowers for the funeral
and especially so to the business mon
of Elk Horn who showed mark of
respect by closing their places of
business on the afternoon of the
funeral; appearing at the church
during the services; for the beautiful
flower; and every act and deed they
did.
Levi Spangler, f. E. Whipple, A..
M. Duva:, H. s. Rattenborg and a
number of other Atlantic citizens left
this morning for Elkhorn to attend
the funeral services of Jesse P. Han
sen that occurred this afternoon from
the Danish Lutheran church in Elk
Horn. Mr.. Hansen was quite popu-
lar in Atlantic and had host of
friends here, many of whom wished
to pay their last respects to a noble
upright character. Several beautiful
floral emblems were laid on the cas-
ket by sorrowing friends from this
CITY,. Mat Duvsl states that the
funeral of Jens Hansen held at Elk
Horn yesterday was the most largely
attended funeral that has occurred in
that or the adjoining counties in
years. There were by actual count
125 teams and the total number in
attendance would amount to about
eight hundred. Mr.. Hansen was a
man we'll known and one who had
many friends Wednesday Atlantic
Telegraph.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04
WILLLAY DOWNlARMs
CUBAN INSURGENTS AGREE TO
RETURN TO THEIR HOMES.
Funston co~ters With Rebel Generals
and Arrarses Program Satisfactory
to All concerned-Large Force Of
Marines Sent to cienfueaos.


Havana, Oct. 1.-The work of dis.
posing peacefully of the revolutionary
forces in arms against the Cuban gov.
eminent is already practically under
way. Brigadier General Frederick
Funston, chairman of the disarma-
ment committee, had two amicable
conferences with Generals Pine Guerra
and Del Castillo, and arranged pro-
gram perfectly satisfactory to all con-
cerned. In fact, General Funston
said that the wind up would be so
smooth and rapid that it will take
much less time than had been antici-
pated.
The first landing of any consider.
able number of Americans took place
last night, when $50 Americans came
ashore from the squadron in the har-
Dor. This force proceeded for Glen
fuegos in special train. 1t was ex-
planned that this movement was not
on account of any actual trouble in
Cienfuegos, but for the purpose of ex-
erting calming influence on the local
Situoeiol, SOAldluS oOlllS pOSSI
bility Of conflict, by reason of the
tense feeling existing between the
government volunteers and the jnsur.
gents.
The day at the palace passed quiet
ly and rather gloomily. There are as
yet no signs of Secretary Taft's occu-
pancy of that edifice, which was the
scene of number of farewells to ex-
President Palma and his family. The
members of the diplomatic corps and
the foreign consuls called in body
to say goodby. They gave expression
to many sincere words of friendship
and appreciation of the character and
public. Senior Palma received all his
visitors with quiet dignity and seemed
entirely reconciled to going. although
he still appears detected at the out
come of the revolution.
Secretary Taft sent a letter to
Senior Palma, saying he desired to es.
cort him to the railroad station today
and show him every courtesy due his
exalted position. Senior Palma thanked
Secretary Taft cordially, but said he
wished to leave quietly and without
public ceremony.
The disarmament committee has de-
cided that the rebels shall not re-
ceive payment for their arms, but
each man will be given transportation
and subsistence until he reaches
home. The program of disarmament
is simply that one member of the COM
mittee, accompanied by one or more
representatives of the revolution, will
visit each command. The arms will
be deposited with the battalion COM
mander, who will turn them over to
the commission. The rebels will take
their horses home, the animals which
have been stolen to be returned later
to the owners on proper identification.
General Pine Guerra, speaking of
the new situation in the island. said
all the men of his forces were emf
nently satisfied with the arrange
ments. He expressed the belief that
the stability of the government was
now assured and predicted that never
again would there be revolution in
Cuba, thanks largely to the United
States government for the hand it
had taken in the settlement of the
difficu1ty
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04
Forty Acres.
A Fine Little Home for You at a
Reasonable Price. Don't De-
lay If You Need 1t.

No. 1875. A pretty forty acres nicely
located only % miles from fine town.
Thirty lays fine, balance gently roll
ing, fine grove, fine spring water, good
orchard, five or six room house, good
barn and out buildings. Price sos.
Terms easy. Journal.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04

1t arouses energy, develops and
stimulates nervous life, arouses the
courage of youth. 1t makes you
young again. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. IS
cents, Tea or Tablets. Nick Doffing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04
Here is Another.

No. 1856. 40 acres at $65. A choice
little home, we'll watered, we'll fenced,
on r. F. d., lays we'll, no sand or
stone, good four room house, barn.
COW shed, corn crib, and buggy shed.
A good neighborhood. Journal.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04
Thursday, October m, 1000

,5dIc CUHIiHeIICIIR at 10 o CLOCK, a. III.
-Four head of horses, consisting of nine
year old, mare IA years old, 1 two year old
colt. 10 head of cattle consisting of IL
mich cows, q two year old steers, Z coming
bred Short Horn Bull is months old. s.
head of hogs, consisting of IS sows and 30
farrows. Farm implements, grain, etc,
U. s.. corn planter, 12O rods of wire, four
horse lever harrow, 2 cultivators, i Deer
ing mower, Deering harvester, disc,
ness, fourteen inch plows, sixteen inch
pillow, 30 tons of hay in barn, AZ acres of
corn in crib to be sold by the bushel, corn
ticles. Free lunch
Ierms-12 months time with per cent
from date if paid when due, otherwise s
der cash. THEODORE IVERSEN
CHRIS NELSON Auct
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04
Public Sale

will sell at public auction on my farm
two and one.half miles north east of Elk
Horn, two and one-half miles southeast
OF kimballton, nine and one-half miles
west OF Extra, the following described
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04

Drs. 0Idaker & Hammer, Dentists
Office over First National bank.
Rooms s and 6. One of the firm will
be In Brayton every Friday and every
Tuesday at Elk Horn.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04

Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any
case OF kidney trouhl" that il not be-
yond medical aid. Nick Dnf1ing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
9tie babcn 6rObcn i'm Simincl
9ie SnGcl GrpBcre 5reuo'.
Wis meIll mir Gnaeln aui Grocu
IbrlIieu ilillCn mo Seio.

Nic GnncI prpRcre 5reub'.
Wis nenlI mir Gngeln aui eroeu
1brdncn iliucr ltlo Scio.
lln6 uniere Maiienbausfeite iir0 i'm
Sinne ncS Eiinditgebanfens SoIts'
icite u%nicrcs Gcutibtbunts geluorocn.
Ger cole 3ipcf mllroe crfannt ulo
iono ltctS rcid)c l(nterItiibutg.
Ginc SciIFntb micocrpebcn
Wlandem nrHtct Nlctt'6enfiIio,
DaI, fem ircroCniOfeS qebett
SrcitnoIihe Cjcii0li Bciptiint.
Hneinunoer lc }t iblteBelI,
g4cden neltc HcbcisIn't.
Nh Der TrDftmlQ Qneueu fIieBer
Mottbcr fcruiutiofhioerei gruTt
Gus bobcn unlcre 5ablrci6cn Wui,
ienbousfreunoc, pom Yfingit0ciItc er.
fiiat, Itcts ongcitrcbt.
@onn lu1rc 0pd cine Before 3cit
fir fr0blidc 9llr9clt, fir oifenc, lpen.
oenoe SGnoc, fir mcite !Ser5er, olS
5ilr YiingIt5cit 2! SIS beborf fornl
bieicS 3uruic3, I'M INFER 9el1tid).
tbum in 6clcr Sdaoren Bel Scr
@aiicn6ous YiinGiticier 81 iommcln.
80 beil'oer @ciit tcDr' bel inns ein!."
miro III @iinQitM 10 piel aeiunocu.
Nnn Bonn, Our6 bic Sbot 5eiacn, oob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
.SruunUi It oie erite q il +.

.OrnunG It Ole c iii Is
gcrpfGidt," io8tc gcltern Niorgcn
&ooi 2oocn in Der meltli6cu Yoli5ei.
ltotion ul0 innote Ileronoer Nelu.
man, cincn Moibingtoner, ol,f bret
Zig Gage rad Dem 0eiGngnib, mn
niid)tcrn 5i lucroen. Nemmun fam
am SonntoG 5llm 0eiude nod WnItiz
more mo trot Der Itrcngcn SonOGo.
bltng 0c@ Sobbotbsgeietes gelultg IS
ibm, in Den 9ciib zines Sffen 5t &c.
lon0cn, Der elmer bclieren Sode mir.
dig mar. ,Snt Gornoen Yobnboi perz
ii6tc Ger @oit aus @oi6ington Damn
eitcn ioldcn NobouL ooB Elm 9lult
rod iid pcronloBt iob, Den 9irihcn
Sllr Gidcrbcit Scr iibrigcn Eoliuaicrc
nlit'u1Chmcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
GicbmGrftc.

G6icoNo, %. Wioi. - &inOpicb:
3llillbr 10000; Zoe. bobcr; Sticre
I.t5 bis 600; &iibe 3.25 bis 4.75;
Rinocr 2.75 bis 5.t0;Nlillen 3.25 bis
1926; a1Ibcr 2.75 bis 100; StoderS
mo 5cc0crS 2.75 bis 4.S0. Shiueinc:
3ufubr $4,000; sc. nieoriger; mittel.
mGbiqc bis Choice lhtpere 6.45 bis
G.55; @uthers $40 bis $50; Yofing
600 bis 6.42H2. S6dic: 3uillbr 90.
600; Toe. bobcr; Shofc 800 bis 6.25;
2Gnrncr 5.25 bis 6.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Iiini Scncrlucbrlcnte betaubt.
@urocn bci'm 20iben eitles 9ronOe8
IN ser &i%itcnin6rif bon s. $.
lbicmeDr G. So. bon Halid iibr'
mGltigt. - $500 Sdaocn.

m1ltiBt. - $500 SdoOcn.
@ci'm Golden cinc3 9ranOeS, Der
gcItern irilb uli mnbefannte Weile III
Dem @tnbliilcmcnt bon 5. $. chic.
mcOcr & So. &iitenfobrtfontcn, oltss
brodl. murocu iiini 6eucrluc6rlcute
bon Holh iibcrm6lti1t uno mcbrere
onberc oltrd) oli5itr0mcT0e @oie Icid)t
bct1lt6t. Die bonn Hultd) lleberuGl-
ti0tcn moren: Capt. Wid)oel Rcaop,
Hobcrt Marcb, Ectcr 5. 2pud) uno
Solcp6 SoSfca bon oerS pribcn-Gon.
poNlic Nr. 5 mo G6urleS SommcrS
pot Scr Heitcr 8 Gonlpagnie Nr. ).
Miorcb lllro Summers %erfrontten 10,
0ob JIG nod Souic 9einnot iperocn
mmBten. Die Inoercn crbolten lid)
micocr, nod)ocm lie aus ocm brcn-
ncnOcu @cbGll6e III bie iriife 2uit
0cbrudt mor0cn luarer.
Gus 6cllcr brod in Dem binter Der
8obrit Gclcgcncn SobclIp0bneraanl
aus unO wuroe gegcn Ga llbr bon
Ocm 9tohtpGNtcr ser 6nbrif ettoedt.
ser iofort cillcn aIorm einiouote. NlS
Oic G%cucrucDr erifDicu, fomen oidt
NoltdJuoltcn ants Dem Sobelip0bne'
Gultm ul0 ais oic Wonnihoitcn i'll
has @cbGllOc c%ilt0ron9elt, mltroen Die
SbcnDclonntcn BON Holid) ilbermGl'
ti1t un0 Itiir5tcn 81 9oocn. Srob'
Dem 6ic 6lammcu uuf Den Tnlim be-
ld)rGntt luurocn, in mcld)cm JIG aus
brnd)cll, ulir0c ourd oicIclben bod
ein Sd)n0cn BON etuo $500 Der
nrlndt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Gurdl Elm 1euer i'm nG6crofee.

Gur6 Elm Seuer i'm .G6crofee.
Sotcl" in Rome, o., mllrocn 300
@Gitc in ibren gtad)tfleioern nri bic
Strube getrieben. Wcbrcrc neben
DEM Sotel lteben0e @eb1l0e gingen
cbellioQS in 6lommen aui. Soueit
6cfannt, lit hei Dem 3elter Niemano
ltmgcfenmen. "a
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3u u%crfaufcn.


gSiribfdait mt6 Jicitaurni,on in Wjurtitss
burg. 8.-&n.. Gde BON Wiartill- uno SpriHgs
GtrdBe. bcfdrut ais .Iurntr-0uuc," bis 5uIrbf
9iGentburt 0es beriturDclel Suinb S6lcub uio
bon bclrfeIbcn 81 Sabre in cr1oIgrcibcr 2Sctie
betricben. Sou Dem bciteil 9Sublifum Scr Stunt
befudt. Ter NiuB nirh liir $50 mpuutlid) pers
intellect. @iIle gldlltcIoe @clcgcnDeit titr ctnen
cumpeienicn 6uucrldiitNeu ltaul. sin Gent
ther uurgcSolcH. Audiuiragcu lei :. NJ.
SdicuR uno 6UnrleS ElDuu1, A6miniIirutprcIl.
rGitijcaS' "%iattplal @nuf," Marttnsbur1, w.,
ia. GIT-i3
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Marnlanb G6attcl Quau WiIoeiotiuu.

$40 bis $500 iucroei p%criichcn naf W,bbcin,
Nianps etc, cbne GntfcrnMun otrielben.
Seit 1. Sannar 1906 %bcfinocn iib uriere M,
reaur picocr in lnterem alien 2cfaIe,
Gaipcrt Sniloing,
Dem @crihts9cbdine gegeniiber.
3irHmer ar. 229, 231. 233 (~'peitcr 2Iur).
Siibpit.Gdc Snncttes NIB ct tanI.Strabc. !
GonhcnirS fir 8cfbdiisfrcinoe.
(Nun0, 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Canton 3mb Ststtaubtopn n.


Gde Gntts uuo ~Nnttsgncnhc, Sdntuu.
WiarnIunos Ielepbut - 81 Vt.
0auptgnariier oes SciuuNbcrcinS rGoeIs
iueib," .2amcn zgicrcirs ocS @ocliueiB."
canton GonfIup5 gir. 4l5, :. .. S."
ySricntulsS iitrifiS gr. 15S, .. u.s9.," II.
,Ganipu Spdrs Il. HcrBlilglingssSereins. e"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
sioam ginpp'5 Aeltanrant,

Er. 1i0f, &uibsGc i.2tpcnue.
Der .giurhnit Sirtlteriudbrenoer YauOeIetn
bon Baltimore" Oeriammelt iih bier lie,
ben Wiprltua. - Serree Nretm & GpnS
@iec am 3apt, moo btutfter art brett
bonn SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
S.ptu Hraas's ,.gdter.Serberae.n

Sutu Sraas'S .sddersSerberge,"
Nr. 135, Sarriipu., nnbe %9eItnytoa. ctr.
SEQ. Siiniber, IT., NrnusGo.'S Nitr an
N16ulittaas. Ellie bculiben @d6er ,'no
3iiH Beiuhe eiigeIuoen. q. 4 Y.sIeIe,
pbou VT. Scrnna Coz N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Satpb aiies' ,sNeipbte,Sane."

Ruropftsede oer 2uips mo 3urrt T.. ctr.
~Sauptauurtier oeS @eiarnnereinS rWteIo'
Die. SttafiuIlOei ie6en 20nneritagIbeno.
8crfanimlnngcn res rGeltienniaI MeBgers
8ereins" iehen .. unb 4. 9ieufta9 I'M
Mspllat. 2elepbpn - Wlt. 8cruph 1868 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Mnf 5nm SriiblineSfcit bcS @aiIcn'
banies!

Goiicl6r iinoct mie iibIiH. orl
Eiingitnrontog I'M nGorIep. Eart"
itott. - Die umiongrci1cn 8or.
bcrcitlngct bollcn0ct. - Sic
Mitmirtung Der Scr. Singer"
1cli6crt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Baltimore transfer Gumpagnie

eituftsGde eight. NIB 2umbarb-s Giraffe.
eausm5bfl transpurtirt uno ucrpadt. Emni.
bufie uno 9baetuns fhr gicnies peroen iebt fir
bic fommenoe Saifon sebu6t. 5ubrtperfe uno
4reife re6t. (52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Su Ucrfnufcn:

Sine S8itiiuc bat 80 Sdufcr ir alien GBciIen
Der Stnot, ipcIbe ic iOiOrt herTuufcn mui. Dian
%aerciiire; Boz &c." CcutIAcr Correspondent,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29

ane, iucldc Och gcbrandlcu, iprcdtrn bier
rur. IuIei1en uIi Snldre. WibbeIi II. grunos
Ginentburn. Sm IcrtruHeIi. Aeire quansS ificcs
Mrtboben. Baltimore Snueitmeut Co." Hr.
120, Hurb-1saca. Strnfc. U47-)
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scr @ciIt Scr 2icbe, Der EiingItgeiIt,
aud, mirfli6 @infebr gebaltcn bat,

SeIltS rief Die aIcirct
Suit 81 iib bcrun,
Gprnd) onrll III ben Geticl:
.JSus abr baOt pctbalt
Sitem inter bicteit.
Subi Sbr mir eriuttfen!"
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Gitg anb Smbmrban Stealth COMPANY


Scr aipciitjdige pdoen uno sSpbnbnus gr.
2s0S. iSuirttpunt Npenlle; 6iIIioer @rnno3inS.
ginhu3frdpen bel 6. 3. 8aaaDBcr, Ir. 2I07,
'Aucnuc. UI6@ y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29

Go3 5riiblinasfelt ocS 0cltihclt
@oiicnboulc& iinbct am EfingIt'
montog, 0cn 4. SUM I'M nGorlcp.
Eort" ltott. Mic icoeS Sobr iino
ipicoer Die unlionOrcihlten Sorbcrci,
tlln1en gctroilcn luorocn uno lucrs
Den bel Dem 0lltcl 3med Der Sodc
Gullicnoc bon Vtenlhcn eriportct.
Scrr Gurl Ybrcnot miro Die 6eItrc0e
boltclL audi bobcn iid bic n&crcini3.
ten S0ngcr" bcrcjt erfl6rt, sur Ser.
bcrrlidunG 0c9 6cltc3 cbcliollS nit
5lliuirfct, Sm llcbrigcn gibt eS ale
moglide llntcrGoItungcn, iuic Sdoll'
%tilrncn, Erciarcgcln, ErciSlhicBell,
Sur5 II. /. ~. NlbcnoS miro cin grob,
ortiGcS 6cucrluct a~b8cbronnt lpcr-
0clt.
Scit cincnn Wcni6cnoltcr Doben
Die Gcutidcn @nltinlore'S nift obl1c
@rrnO Die 5cicr 3lttn Welten elmer
ibrer ih6nitcn AnItaIten nerftbGtigcr
&icbc - iiir oo3 oeutid)e @niicnbullS
- olti Der 5~lucitct Yiingittog Der
legt. 9(m 6CItc OcS beiligen @ciiteS,
lpcnn bo5il nod oicicr Grbc Yrod)t in
id6nitcr 2%cn5cabliltbc ltebt, lit Die
bette Belt, Elm 6eIt SIT feicrnL 5lllrl
Srommlcn Gcrcr, Die obne 8otcr ltno
Muttcr in pes &ebenS Grongiol
Itcbcn.
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Stcucnocindc.
Su fen.
pu u%crIutrtIcn:

Ju ucrilltctbcn:
Sttds li1o Tcr9nii0lnaSsS Dure an guTgates
greci, aegeni!bcr 9tiUcrsSieu, be0uem fir bic
Gtnoi 0clegcll. (Neutf6e SumiIien bcIunoers
bebor5u9i.) Nad5uirGgcn bel yicrre Is. Tugam
4 NcpGelu, VT. 10, Git'ScGinDtonsS traRe.
(IpriI7-lWtD
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ed,miot's ,,eihcntrauS.San

, Nne J. Eib Wuh00' StfUNt. !
: SaupiGpariier ocs rNanerii SIR. clint. yer, !
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: .Seutfhe ScmiitbIi6Tcii" mn .pciper. !
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! Fier 5i ieoer Set. - e 4 y. Iclcpbon: ,
I 98pife 1928 3.
) Ghrina's ,Centuu 2iebfrfran5.Saae." !
! GihiprffsGde 3, ctr. n. 6att,gtpe., Canton !
! SauDiquariier beS rGalttonsGteoerfran3". }
. GirNiiurhe ieoen Wittlppd Nberio. Der }
5 9amens g,erein b%eridmmelt iit ieoeu 9terts
. ftna stbenb. nRationaI"s9i'r am Sapf.
5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Rolfe 1853 q.
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Nerlanat:

Cine Srnu ODER Maodcu }un 9uni9ipben
mo ifr sil0enurbeit; Gbt GiEnocli iaall0-
ytadb i~uiragen bel ~. y. Scacr, Gde Spntunro'
nuo GntuUs Strafe. CAV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Itauu Al ucrfaujeu.

Ttnuu ~ ncrfnufen.
Gtnc Game ieri6lenbert Elm furSe 3ctt aes
hruudbte5 Wl1bagolb ~~llpri96t @runo Viann"
briIantcnsG uruntie ul6 Guiiiuro Ouroc3ciot.
Gin init ncres impprtirieS RarIorsO icilbIciuent
fir $50; fnitete 800. EriOaibuus. yiadp3ls
fraael in gr. 2102, W'eG nnub-e trahc.
(Wiaif, 19Gt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29

Stnth 6. Nsefn'S Weiidnr0nt,
Rr. ZIG, Gian., uGhe 6uluoro'StraRe.
Spr5iiBIihe sIcire, Spiriiiutcn II. llniur'
9igarreit. gciteS Nitr am 2Gof. euifb
fir @ei6dft5leute ppt li.a0 BCrnt. bis
9 llbr 9admitta9s. 3eltpbun Is. 4 y.
- MT. Scrllou 300S u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29

3. u. adermann'S Sale,
Turou dsGde @nnnB. Eno 6aruitnes9 trabe.
Sduptalinrtier bcs n9'ntcrn'WunnerhurS".
8ereilssScr1ammlnngen ieoen Sonneriidg
Mbeno. Ncue lRiipIicber tuiuto amen.
8cr8iigIi1es Bier 1er ~gidiioHdlbrau
rel" ain Supf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29

Sine N1diu crftCr Nluiie. outer 2obn; cute
6eiututb. GudNifragcll bel Srnu Nbl!ipp
Num6urgrr, Nr. 1901, Gutau'Flacc.
UI0-50)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
gerlanst: Srancu nnO Iaoden.
WerlnnAt:

Werlnn1t:
sine ocuti6c SrGu mliileren Iliers W es
ncr {Samilie bon orei 9%Scriullelt lir leibie
Sauearbcit; feline lSdihe. gnb5ulr1qcll ~ VI.
229, SiosStridcr. Strnlr. Oi9-ol)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29

Ifticn ~ ucrfanfcn.
Sine Inng cidblirie iuouitricLe Gnnnoanie
%pfierirt ais cine feItcne NapiinIunInee 200 Mn.
t9eiIe ibrer IItieri III gdrt; $40 bus Giiid
Oiir aeipiinfhte sln6abD. Die itets bon 6 bis 10
Fro5ent Stothenoc db1ciuuren BADEN. Ma1
n%orcfftre: z. g. Sur 175, Baltimore, W,o.
U~46,0,6i,3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29

Gin Ntrpe ilpiibel 10 lilo l6 }G0rcll, nm
In elmer GCtiuIruttul tbdttg ~ lell; illlB
i'm ,Wiuaumchtaiscaua Gdc 4ompnros NM Il.
Gtrafc, Sigblnnotuiuu. Nl9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29

@rooflpncr Sanger, Die III Neport
Qlortier iiir Dos S6nGcriclt be-
lcgtcn, oic Spicr, 49, Sanger Ncll
Gag ocS @crrn" oui ircier 6Iltr
nno crbicltcn bon cincu Eoli3ci.
fniippcl 9CicDl gum Sdrucigcn.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-22
St. James Church

The Sunday services in St. James
Church will be as usual an early
celebration at 7:3o, a. m, Sunday
School at o:3o morning prayer at II,
and evening prayer at 7:3o. At the
morning prayer service the rector
will deliver the third of his series of
sermons on the Divinity of Christ
art Thou He That Should Come, or
Do We Look for Another"
The Sunday School will celebrate
the Christmas festival at o'clock on
Monday evening with a tree and ap-
propriate exercises A program has
been prepared consisting of carols,
recitations, etc, by the children OF
the school Every child in the parish
will find that there is little gift for
each to remind them of the good gift
of God to us upon the first Christ
mas day.
Christmas services will be an
early celebration of the Holy Com
munion at 7:3o, and the second cele-
bration at II with sermon. The
rector and vestry have asked for a
special offering of one dollar from
each adult person in the parish upon
Christmas cay.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-12-22
A HANDSOME EDITION

The Greenville Times, of Green
Vile. Miss, celebrated its thirty
ninth anniversary by issuing most
magnificent souvenir edition. It con-
tains eighty-four pages of interesting
reading matter, and is credit to
the publishers, and we heartily con-
graduate our friend, H. t. Crosby,
editor of The Times, and his able CO.
laborers.
geographically the edition is a
work of art, and its reading contents
is a resume of the enterprising city
of Greenville, past and present.
The Times has throughout its ca
reer exerted a decided influence for
good in the community. It has been
fearless in the expression of its opin-
ion, but has always maintained a fair,
dignifed and manly attitude. The
Spectator extends its hearty congrat-
nlations to its worthy contemporary
Memphis Jewish Spectator.