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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05
ecHAMPloN CORN HuskER.

Bridgewater, S. D., Dec. 2S.-Scott
Moore, a young man 20 years of age, is
the champion corn husker of this To-
cality, having husked and cribbed
since October l5, 1850 bushels, Tor
which he received 4 cents per bushel.
During two and one-half days of this
time he gathered and cribbed 26o bush
els, working nine hours each day.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05
uNkNowN MINER kILLEp.

Rapid City, S. d., Dec. 2S.-An UNI
known Macedonian mining man was
killed In a prospect mine near the Big
Bend mining camp and his body has
been brought TO this city. He vas not
known very extensively in hat camp
and has no relatives in the hills. His
head was blown open and both arms
broken and he died soon after the in
fury.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

According to tho Russian census of
1897 there were then in the empire
96, 1866 4 peasants, 1 1886 1872 lower city
jewellers, 1921, 965 nomads and semi
barbarous inhabitants. 2.928.S42 Cos
sacks. 1,220, 1853 hereditary mobiles, $50, 119
priests and ministers OF all denomina-
lions. 342,927 hereditary and personal
citizens of honor, and 2S1,1T9 mer-
chants.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05
ACCIDENT AT

Yankton, s. d. Dec. 27.-In a hay.
rack ride given by the Epworth league
last night. eighteen people were upset
on q calvert. Mrs. Rosenberg. wife of
the Methodist pastor. sustained a frac-
tured skull and is In a critical condi-
ton. Many Others were or less
injured
The injured:
MrssG w. Rosenberg. skull crushed.
Rev. q. w. Rosenberg. back
Wrenched.
Mrs. Rose Adarneon. hurt internally.
Miss Stella Williams, hurt Internally.
Frank Emerson. head cut.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

The Paris Journal offers prizes TO
makers of automobiles for "a a field
gun mounted on an automobile oar
riage: (2) an automobile wagon for the
rapid transport of field pieces mounted
on the carriage at present In use, and
CD an automobile wagon for bringing
up provisions and ammunition.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

Tinfoil as a wrapping material for
fatty matters and other articles Is be-
Ing largely replaced in Germany by a
kind OF parchment paper coated with
aluminium. The aluminium is made to
adhere by spirit varnish and pressing
by rollers, and the so-called aluminium
paper Is cheaper than tinfoil.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

During his visit to the west OF Eng
land, DIR. Torrey. the evangelist, has
learned that Captain William Torrey.
from whom he is descended. left Combe
st. Nicholas, neal Chard, Somerset
shire. for America In the seventeenth
century. and founded Weymouth,
Mass.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

The Swiss village OF Zolngen. In the
Canton OF Aargau. was decorated with
flags recently in honor OF a hen which
had laid her ~thousandth egg. Five adj
jacent villages sent Populations, accom-
panied by bands, which serenaded the
industrious hen.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

The kaiser has decided to ornament
the terrace on the Lustgarten side OF
his schloss by the erection of tour
statues of the house OF Orange. {. e..
william of Orange, his son Maurice
Henry. Frederick of Orange and VIII
liam TT
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

A French farmer. who kept a num-
Der of dogs and cats. constructed in
g~eniously. In order TO protect the lat
ter from the former. a yeritable cats
nest, which he placed among the
branches Of a stunted oak tree.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

The inhabitants OF the village of Cas-
tletnartyr. I'm County Cork, have bought
the fee-simple interest in their DWELL
ings and premises from the Earl of
Shannon on favorable terms. The pop
ulation or Castlemartyr is about 600.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

When all the railways now building
in that state are completed. Texas will
not fall far short OF having so per cent.
more main track than did Illinois.
which was the state OF greatest mile
age until recently.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

Herbert Spencer. Charles Darwin,
Thomas II. Hnxley and Louis Pasteur
az various times in their lives thought
that they had discovered the secret of
life. out repeated tests proved that they
were mistaken.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

An advertiser in a British magazine
says. "Old artificial teeth bought. Call.
or IL forwarded by post. utmost value
per return. Messrs. Smith. manufacture
ing dentists. Oxford street, London. Es-
tahlished 100 years"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05
rs sHor uuMTlNc RATs

bert, a German farmland on the
Brandt farm near here. accidentally
shot hlrngeif while hunting rats An 4
CELLAR and ,died . short time after.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

raised IN the Greeley district OF Colo
rado This year. three crops being cut
during the season. The average yield
to the acre for the three cuttings was
FIVE toms.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

The Earl OF Cranbrook. the Oldest
surviving British ex7cabinet rTinister,
Is 81. and was better known To a for
.Gathorne-Ifardy.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

"A chimney sweep. at Blackburn, Eng-
fr-d. testified that he could not pay mis-
Tnh's because people no longer mad
their chimneyw swept. They ser seaa
.nfire." ne aid.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05
ruNp roR cHlLpREn,s Rome.

Armour. S. D., Dee 2.-The churches
OF this city took zap "A collection for the
Children's nome at Stsesx Falla The
Sandstone uIr of $40 WA collected and
ferwarded 50 h propeF authorfties.
up q collection for the horne. and eey-
eYaa 81 the lodges make an annual e0bA
70 III cause.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

w Uruguay. until within a few years.
fhr spIes OF hides was the only part OF
tae cattle industry that yielded n
snss the meat being mostly discarded
ps of no value.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

TIE railroads OF the United states
rav~ this year placed orders for $500
re~eenxer cars, sis. 900 freight cars. M
go locomotives, n yet they are I'M
sufficiently equipped.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

rhc clock in Exeter cathedral. Eng.
fand, il 100 years old The dial Is seven
feet I'm diameter. The dfaiH show tfs
time ~ TIE dQy Aid fhe moop's .
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-05

Milbank, S. d. Dec. 25.-"Make the
boys dig up and send it ($150) to
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
Gum 2. September 1871.
8on j. @ilfcrtb +.

llnb ipieoer mar es Der gullild)eSablt,
Ger muBte lid) redcn unO blubcrl.
8om mori6cn 3aune auf fr1itfildem
Glun,
SSn eitler Grbcbung &r0ben.
W.itIrefenl Son nno nit beilerem
aa,..,s, ,,.,. Sbrei'n
GieI er lo,lt in Die oeutiden 2anDc
binein:
Ser G6ein ioll bci Sranfreidl iein!
ga crbub iid 8ermania pom Seloen.
lib,
Mit @udt an ben Sccridilo idlus
gcllo,
sluf Der Stirnc per Corn, IN Den Nu.
gen Der glib,
@eitbin IN Die Hunoe frugeno:
Nus alien 8alten, groB un0 flein,
User miro BON Sen Scloen Der critic
icin,
gu ibirnlen Den Gbeir, ben peutiden
Hbein?
llnb JIG riiften beron unb tic famcn
81 Sollf
Nus gopern uno Epunmcrn Die Tei'
ter,
Sic sogcn gum Sample bon Weercn
Dcrauf,
Sernicocr BON s%SeIicn, Die Strciter.
sic iraien ailf i'm, ba lieb CT oaS
SG)rei'n,
limo iie iagten i'm tiei nod) Srant'
reid bineiil.
@eit ab bonn ocutiden Nbeine.
Sum Sale fam CT an Gag BON sc.
Dan,
"a nurb er gefncbelt, gcbiinoen,
"a brud uliercs Geid)cS Scrrlibfclt
Gntiprobi ans Ger Sobne @unoen.
limo tic ioid)Sten bercin.
Was mir erfGmpit, ioa Guer iein
Mui cpig bas Rcid) nnO Der oeiltld)e
Hbcin!
Huiulanb'S tiirfiIdc WGber.
Ganitabls. Sebdube. Yoitamt ssaeu. etetS often.
(WuQ22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02

lit aber audi ungelpobnlif grnb. Cos
9eauIortrneer, lpie man Die See
norolid) ppn Nlasfasulb peItlid) bon
9anfslunb uno Der Rrirlce Bntrid.
5niel netnt, lit cine Slad)iee, in Der
permutblid) nod piele, bisber bon
feinem mcnidIiden Nlige ~gelebenen
S%nieIgruppeil, picllcitt iogar cine
iebr eroBe Snicl licgen, Die Den Tol
birat. @icrfiir iprid)t mld) Der I'M.
itan0, Dab bic an Der Norofiiite ST
birien's in Der Hibtilng bon gSelt
mad, Dit laiifenbe Meercsitromlingen
beiS itiibirien angefonmcn, benaurs
nod) Noroen eini6ldgt, nno cine peit
groBere@ eidlpinoigfeit nnnimnlt als
bisber, mas MIR 0antit erflGrlih
miro, menn mnn oos Borbonbeniein
GROCER 2nnomoiien i'm Veoufortmecr
annimmt, Die Die Stronnung gum
llmbiegen nad Toroen 5mingen.
Gtes lit ipobrideinlid, aud Der
@rnno oaiiir, bob MIR ein icbr &c.
ringer Sbeil OeS Golareiles blrd)
Die @ebringitraBe, Der meitolls groB.
te 5beil oagegen al Der SItfiiite bon
@ronlanO nod) Siioen b%crunter'
treibt. 81 entbcdcn gibt eS bier olio
nle6r ais IN irgcno elmer anbcren
8egeno nm Den Noropol,
@euib iino oild bic oben crluabn-
ten grpeoitionen unobiebboren sc.
fnDren idon negen Der Sdnge Der
S6littenreiie misgciebt. alS Eearp
lif nit Nitrup I'M Sabre 1892 in
Horogronlanb befunb, legte ct in'
nerbolb 81 Sogcn ober cine nod
groBerc Strede. nGmlid 1000 &ilos
meter. i'm Sdlitten %(aacrbings anf
5cItIanoSeiie) 5itriid. IaS iiherItt
mGre cS, lpenn eirTolurihiff fir cine
Heiic bon 5 bis 7 Sobren 9oller aus.
acriiitct %ipiirDc, I'm Damn nod meitcr
oitp1rts bon Den neuiibiriiden Sn.
ieln Der @iSbrift %iiberlaiien 5u lper.
ocn uno qucr iiber Die 8olorfappe
nob Nurbgr0nlunb 51l treibcn. 3ur
Nllsiiibrung Oieies Elanes bot lid
abcr biober nod Tiemano gemcloet,
gerpiB niht aus Silrdt Dor Ben Gll.
bcrcu 8cfubren, ais besbolb, neil
ieoer Eolaridbrcr iueiB, mic ldncr
Die i~abrelange einiamfeit aitd) aui
Die Seelen Der Observation-Disclosures
Haturen oriiGt. p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
Ggtnriioncn per 9ampfer.
gu porem @fanae er0fnet.
Der 9roRartise JamilienzN ciort.

Rradbtboue Parfs, nele sImiifemenis uno
aiiraftionen; beriibnlie 50e. MabI3eiten; SuI5'
ipafiers@ao; bcrfubt uno beipibrt. Wlufi bon
Der ISABELLE bes 8. gfeeimcnis. Scoem eefdut
es In IoI1eifer.
Wammntt. Tampfer n9outfe." Wodeniapen
(aiisgenommcn Sienftass. 9ounerftugs ui,b
Sreitagsy, $50 gorm NIB $50 Natm.; 9ten.
flag. 9pnneritae unb z ,eitae. $50 Sorm. 200
unb 6.25 gahm.; EXTRA Boot 3.15 Eadbn:.:
IN Sonniagel; 900 BORN. unb $50 9sa1ra.
Wefte 5amilientage Moniu9 NIB Wiittiuoh. Der
uieifte VIas.
Die fcinite 1onr In ber sBcIt fit 25c. 3ia.
bait tir GduIen unb 1cteuftafien. gtIihe
fetne &dteu often.
lUiat28-.I&Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02

unO 5lln idonen 0elingen iopicl bel.
gctrogcrl, lper0en and oieSntal niht
3uriidIteben. 0oB nun aud Der Stint
mel Elm Ginlcbcn fiir Die Subelieicr
bat. &or oIler 0ingen gcbort 6ojll
blazer @inmel ul0 Sonncnid)cin.
@%crrcgncter Strnbcnihmud, pcrrcg.
ncte l(n5iigc ncir, bic poiicn nidJt
in Den &obnicn elmer arpben Sciticicr,
mic lie chen porbcreitct miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
Die idjoncn Iprt 9epoiit nuo Get.

tertcns@g tnrftouen. YradbtpoIe Geenerien. 8e.
bire9,sti!h0feM; pie 9roburtiger griiden: HibtS
BET popul1ie Yldb = grobe iteue 9ptclS. Neicr
tneler Gamble. .snsauebanua" ieoen Diem
faa, Sorfler'tag iino SanIiaa I'M 1 ll0r 9i1h'
mitidgS. gu Sdufe I'm 1890 9lbenos. Wtiits
nod uno SunniuB 8 llDr Moraelts: Az Salife
8 1lbr gIbc1os. Die gieife am Wtittipu6 ae.
tudbrt III Gtlnbe in Eorf 9epojit sum 9efnd
Der prn1tbplIcn Mnln9en beS Iuuie.S nftitItS,
9incte 50c.. NlabJeiien 50c. peaimft am 10.
Snnt. (SHni5. 1&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
Senrietta Ed,u(tc

IS narb. pIbbItb AM 1. Gepienbcr 1906 In,
S~i@Si"gS,piiai @snrietta sdlalte, eeb 9au, IS
bi9un9 finbct am M,uutag, Dct 3, SepteInber
yiuhrtitta9s 2 llbr. bon Der gSobnuflo hires
SobreS. gtr. 1901; Siio.Gbnrlcs. straBe, aus
aui Der .seouoor Earf Cemetery" iiait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
Gic Bon SON Samilien- Grfuriuneu
uadl NuuanuliS II. bc1u Wcit.HiDcr.

Ole InnnpoIissS Iottenafnoem oas er5Bfe
@ebdube IN bet sSeIt; bns GiaatsbauS. Damn
bic gSbitccdpsSnbri bic 9'ni %binunter, NeftsRt.
ner. SuIcebille, G6uIt : Yoint. bic GuI9luff.
Sin Tao Der 9tlbc, lpclder bon ben bcfieri 9lcra.
feloe bon 4erioneI eIiidlt1 nnb Salfe 3uriid.
ysieI Bldb. Der poprIire 9ampfer p@Irrna
@tIes." Wipntag, Mlttpph unb Sreitag 8 llbr
psorsens.
Gonnid9 f~peiieuer 6uiuiIienfae nm $50
Morgcns. Eiidfebr nitacIdbr 7.30 NbeubS.
Salb Seieriugss9 Ifuriipn ieoeH Gamftag
9inhmitinG mn Lilo. &iidfepr bel @onbifcin
Inn 1918 gbenoS.
GUe5icne GouperS soc. giue nuscrtpdbIte
sublt. @eiiiigeno 8aum. Wiuiif NIB 2ai8 tRr
bic iulIseii Geiite.
Mnnbiabrt.giaet so Genfs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
.Scnrn : @rSte(.

IS fiarb an 80. siupuit 1906. nm 2.45 Sad.
mliiagS, mad lditgcrcr ararfbeit ScnrD u.
@ragei, aelieblcr @atte bon Niarearcf Srdtel,
I'M @lfer bon as Sabren. 3 Wunatsn mo IA
gelt. Sie Neeroigurs iinoet @ipntag, ben 5.
ller ssoQnln9. air. .223I, Sft=gioble.S Giraffe. aus
an oenl ertallrels4 5rieooie" an Der Sarfcrb-
MOnh ll0ff. lnIh-IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
Suhannn g Wnncs

SIS iiarb am +. S%epiembee 1905 Sphanua
y. @ogce. Is Sabre alt. Serlpnnote unb ,srernoe
iinb a6tunnouol eiit9eIaoeir. Der 8ecroieuiia
bei5ulup1Neu, neldle ant Wlputag, NabmiiiQas
2 ubr, Ron Dem Earlor pcs Yci6enbcfiaiiers
Spfepb y. 9opf. III. 1908. gSeitsNaItimore.Str.,
uiiS liattfinoei. t245--6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
Wuua Wf. Wittprf.

50 iiurb ain ST. sluauil 1906 stnna VI. Sit.
tori I'M ylter bon II Sabren iiilo 3 Nlniiuieit,
gnig iinbet am Sunatag, ben 2. Scpternber.
Rad mittaas 2 llbr. bon ibrer sSobltirg, Mr..
700. lSeit. g'arresS trabe. aus iiatt, Greiiiiril1g
lg'IutltcI. (244-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
Qpubuu Yarf.

Ter bauptia hlid,ftc -Sriebbut III Baltimore.
Nreal: 800 Mdcr = Smmer,uG brcnbcr Charter.
gu ieoer 3ctt erreidtar. Stint Gents Subrs
gclS bon alien Staottbeilcn. StruBenbobis
Wagons puiiiren ben 5uuptciraan9. uue bret
lIinitcr. g8nrfnes 9~Sartcsimincr fit Splbe,
bic ben Sriebbri bel ruubein @eiter %bcfnber.
gceribnibpldte at febr mdbigen Yreifeii,
fliumtlict inter fortipdbrenber Yfleae.
Snican: Rr. u, .Snratpga' Strafe.
CSar6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
YuIf'S Warglanb, Tcla,uarc unb
Iijtrift Columbia
Qcrifun nno WeidJGitS Norchbudj
1867

lest TN VnffthtN Dt8ftftth. /
Sbiacs sserf peiif bic gcrdnbcrir9cu Der
Icbtcr picr Sabre mad uno rcprdlentirf biefe
Gfndtcn, Wie fe beiite fiub. GS cntbiIt bic VA.
ntcm Der (yetddfts. nMb Heruislemte nno cine
posr WtebcrIafMng, nit einer bou.n @cfdrci.
bune cimcs ichen Hlatcs iiro cine iIniiii5irte
Inmcieiiite inter hem siteL ieher ei%i3cInen &c.
fdiftss pbcr BerufsfInife. GS 1T Niee MIR cine
Mnbcntnna beS baupifdbiihcn Snbalis beS
Vndbes. has bieIfdltise S%nfcrnntion iibcr Niarp.
Lamb, TcIanare mo ben Sifirift Columbia
brinat. sSenn sic 8cfddfte in gcrennfen Stuu,
ten iplicitiren, lit Nies has rittiae M,cbiuui.
GO miro flo h~esnbicn. hn ons 2eri!on cine arcbe
unb mcitbcrbreitcte GirinIation bahen wiro.
VretS 5000 pru Gremplar.
s~Inseiacu : Staten anf 9rfuhen.
n. Z. Vuff & Co., EcrIeecr.
VT. 057 BITS $50, Gaipert.GetXube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
GodsGrccf 9ampfbooi- e ompaguie.

gbfabrt hes Gainfers nah Stone Greet uot
Spbfon'S s9erfte tdoli6. ausaenpnImen Gam
itua6, nm 8 llbr Wior9enS nno $50 g'nd)Mit.
tags. Mbfabrt bon Nruiun'S Wertte UNI $40
DiorgenS iinb 8 lltr gianmtittaas.
Sdmpfcr nn6 9tod Greet idgIidb. dliseenoni'
men GdInftaes, bon Soofon's @crfte Inn 8 llbr
Moroens II. 2.30 Nu1rt. gun Nrpiuit,S Werfte
nm $40 Moraeiis uno 3 ubr sddbnl. SdmftaeS
rab beioen GrccIs bon 0pofon's 8erftc um o
llbr MuraciiS nnb $50 Jddm. Yropn'S Merfte
nm G.fO Wor0enS uno 3 llbr giutbin.
GoitntagS INN A iiio 8 ubr WiorgefiS itfih q
tlbr Tad,n. tad beiber Greef5; bun Wrotpn'b
Ncrtie 10 Minuteft fpdier.
5abrprcis fur bic 9iunhreife Is gexiS.
(Smnit .1uG3Whe)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
Spbn M. Scnfcl,
Nr. COZ, aHb.s barp.s trahc,
lit her Ycid,cubcltatter,

peIber ulle guftrdge itcts Sur 5nfrieoenbeit
uuSTibrt. Sic BON ibm bcbanoeIten 2ciben font
neiI 2SodciI lang liegcil. obne bic 9eriIi9itei
orabuirie GinbdIfamtrcrin, NIB lit Die Se9ailo'
lure bon Sruuenleibcu oeren Spc5idlttdt.
Cull0,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
GGriitian Niacr,

2etdcntetatter aub Ginbaiinmtrcr,
Vorbueft.Gdc Seiierfon.str. II. Uluntiprb.Npe
3pctg: yr. 1924, Sisblans.sipr., NtDblamotoun.
Widbige Nrctfc.
6. & y, 'Bboue - 8oIie 2o0Q.
(Suli20,12 Wiie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02

Snrncr, Scr Scibenbcltattcr,
iprtdjt bic g9abrbcit.
Cine crhtlaiiihe NeeroiBMia gciicfcrt fit SIS;
iuertl Sf25.
Giefe $75 SeeroiDung ulifnbt f%eiicil ft4ipur'
nit ieineri 9ei6Ida, ben rc9ulircn $50 Sara;
Sciircit oes @rabes, IooeSnnSeige mn Inbelis
fiite NIT gcpoIficrtem 0cdel, Iootenbefnb, sNieio
1biircrepe, 0 0utf0cr mil @linmireifcn. Gel.
6cmudNeiI, Qidier uuo Yelldter. Nurtit 500
licDr ar auocre 2eitbenbeitnttcr bc5ablcn? sic
toIltct tiers cituu5 bonn SetlihcrIllBsBcio nbri0
bubelt.
Nubert Z. Garner, Qeidenbcfiatter,
Yroabpap mno Eliuers5tra6e.
Nctoc 'Bqonc. Sducl, @il,hnllalnirer.
Scrinnot bon Gcidel $50.
(S~unt14,1S,G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
Su9n SerWig e. SoBn,
2cihcnbeitattcr nns Ginbaliamircr,
Hr. zoos, SIlcanc,5 trnbc.

SiDeigeIdnIt: VT. b24, UulirrlsNlbclile
9igbluliotuipu baltimore Goilitu.
gSir baben In uniercr ldll1ct @cltbuitspruriS
Nrm mo Reid bccrniDi. Gino nit Gcriltaenl
Vrpfii SufricbeIt. Die feiniici alillbcu gcliclert
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Der 9emtfde correspondent.
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Arizona republican., 1906-08-10
MESA

Hyman Hastings and family left for Queen Creek yesterday to look after their interests there.
 MT. Harrison. proprietor of the White House Club saloon yesterday sold his furniture and fixtures and lease to one MT. Smith of Tempe. Mr- Harrison has just received his new fixtures for the new Mesa saloon. east of J. D. RobtrtsOn's. the finest in the territory. The woodwork Is all hand carved and and the glassware all cut glass. Everything will be first class He will be doing business in the new establishment in about three weeks
 Mrs. Best and Miss Viola Pomeroy. returned yesterday from Globe where they have been for the past few weeks
 Ernest Crismon is making good time in getting his ice making machinery set up and will soon have the plant ready for business.
 A w Rabbit & Sons are minus their little dishwasher. Marion Dana. for a while. He cut finger in the electric fan yesterday and nearly had t taken off
 Mir and Mrs. J. r. Drane. ST. will move into the Hughes house ge,S5 MonuaSr Where they VIII make their home. MT. Drane recently purcha sed this property.
 Mrs J. D- Hobson recently received letter from Mrs. Hattie Blair hc- daughter who is living in Canyon county, Idaho. saying that she and tho family will probably return to Mesa soon. Mrs. Blair is in splendid health but Mir. Blair finds the Idaho winters too cold and longs 10 return Co the valley and get thawed out
Arizona republican., 1906-08-10
ON THE JOB.

A printer who occupies a floor in Seventeenth street directed one of his clerks to hang out a Boy Wanted sign at the street entrance few days ago. The card had been swinging in the breeze only a few minutes when a red headed little tad climbed to the printers office with the sign under his arm.
 Say. mister" he demanded of the printer. "did youse hang out this here Boy Wanted sign?"
 ''I did' replied the printer sternly. "Why did you tear it down.
 Back of his freckles the youngster was gazing in wonder at the mans stupidity.
 "Geel" he blurted. why I'm the boy!"
 And he was.-New York Times.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-10
FRoM CAME MARRY.

Camp Mabry. Texas. Aug G.-XVc ar rived here yesterday morning and I can says We had a very enjoyable trip. We stopped at Fl Paso and san An tonio and they were fine cities We had the pleasure of visiting the historic Alamo at San Antonio. a place Of es- peciaI interest to every patriotic Am erican.
 The Texas plains are grand, covered with plenty of grass and thousands of cattle.
 Camp Mabry is located three miles from Austin, on gently rolling hills with plenty Of grass and shade and line International & Great Northern Rail- road runs right through the center. Ic is an ideal location for a big military camp.
 There are about 10000 men here and more coming in on every train There are four regiments here of Texas nat iOnal guards. one from New Mexico. and 1SS enlisted men and sixteen of ficers of the Ar.zona regiment
 There are about 5000 infantry and 1000 cavalry of the regular United States army troops here. and 1t is cer- tainly great to see them drill Every thing goes just like clockwork.
 All our boys are well and enjoying themselves They say they are hay ing the times of their lives.
 The Y. Nj. C. 4. has temporary head quarters here with reading room and stationery for the use of the boys in camp.-Frank Cassidy. in Mesa Free Press