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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

ThrFs's sosns DO IN this fassful worla
Ihaxe NJ skare % gfes-
Al - becauso my ten-yaar-a1a
Ca epsll ths caEnaH1A
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17
When the
Hair Falls

Then rs time % seil No dine
20 study, 90 read, % sxpsrt
mensl You want % save your |
hair, and save b QUICKLY. seoI
So make up your mind dis
very minute thsi @ your hair |
ever comes cut you yin use
Ayers Hair vieoe. 10 males
the scalp healthy. The hair
says In. q eaHaot Do sny.l
thing else. Is's nafure's vsy. |
TAs best HAD 81 . tssainsnasa-
"8old Cor ever siEtg ysagAe
- Is IS z; 50 -. 3; -. ::
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The daily sentinel., 1906-08-14

LoST-Small leather prayer and
song book: Episcopal service
Finder please return to $50 N. 9th
street.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-14

The Progress carries fresh fruit,
The finest bread in the city can be
obtained here, cakes, pies, and other
pastries, fresh every day. Nice. clean
and complete stock of staple and fan
cy groceries.
The state is being literally food
ed each week with copies of the ma
tional organ of the socialist party.
''The Appeal to Reason" This pa
per is promoting an active and siren
uous campaign in behalf of William
o. Haywood. the imprisoned Western
Federation leader who Is the social
list candidate for governor of Colo
rado. The paper is also fighting the
battles of the other imprisoned lead
ers and the other candidates on the
socialist state ticket The social
lists are making a mighty effort to
poll a big vote in Colorado this fall.
Over half a million copies OF the
Haywood Meyer edition" of the Ap-
peal to Reason, circulated in Colo
RADIO during the last month.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-14

and wife on ranch.
woman to assist in housework,
man to do general ranch work.
Good wages to right parties. Tele-
phone Black ST4.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-14

Guy C. Deull, travelling passenger
and freight agent of the Rock ISL
and system, is a visitor today.
On Sunday over 25 hoboes were
seen near the pump house summing
on the bank of the Gunnison river
nearly all of these worthless fellows
were able bodied and they deserve no
assistance or sympathy from any one
at this time of year when the cry for
laborers is going up throughout the
west. No strong able bodied men
need be without work a day in the
Grand valley.
The big relay race in which a purse
of $500 will be hung up, promises TO
be one of the biggest features of the
coming county fair. Secretary Chap
man receives notice almost daily
from some cowboy or cowboys who
expect to be here with their horses
to enter the big event. 1t will be
the best and the most exciting relay
race ever pulled off in western Colo
rado.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-14
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS.


We have the following for trade or
exchange:
No. 145-10-acre orchard in full
bearing with good house.
No. 126-30-acre; acres in bearing
orchard. G acres, young orchard,
with good improvements. balance
in cultivation.
No. 171-10sacre orchard; s acres in
full bearing.
No.1O1-1 six-room house and barn,
with bath.
No. 1927 5-room house, and barn,
with bath.
No. 65S-1 20-room rooming house
in good location and all modern.
No. 904-S0 acres high line land.
No. 9O3-S0 acres raw land under
ditch.
Fire insurance written and money
TO loan at per cent.
VAN-THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
III Main st. Phone Red 664.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-14

Old mother earth is having trou-
bles of her own and things are oc-
curing which cause excitement and
alarm. You will find it doesn't pay te
excite yourself. 1t plays havoc with
your physical condition. II you de-
sire jewelry that will prove useful
to you and at the same time please as
an ornament, you will find 1t to your
advantage to purchase here. Every
article of jewellery we offer you will
find Will not make you feel out of
place anywhere you wear it. Such
condition of affairs tends to make
you feel somewhat awed when COM
ing in contact with other people, es-
pecially those wearing high class
jewelry. Remember that everything
we carry in stock is the jewelry line
of high grade and you don't have TO
feel backward or ashamed of any
thing you wear If we supply 1t. We
have a fine collection of diamond
rings. opals, garnets and other prec-
ious stones as well as lockets. brooch
es, ear rings and other finneries.
PRIMROSE JEWELRY
and MUSIC Co.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-14

The Western Slope District con-
ference of the Federation of Womans
clubs will be held at Gunnison on
August so and 81. For this occas-
ion the Denver & Rio Grande an
nounces a rate of one and one fifth
fare for the round trip. The Woman's $
club of this city will be represented
at the meeting.
Prof. s. f. Emmons. government
geologist, was in Denver yesterday
on his annual inspection tour of the
work in that section of mining geol-
ogy of the United States geological
survey. When asked to predict from
a purely scientific standpoint where
the next mining excitements in Colo
RADIO, ought to be Prof. Emmons
said that he thought that rich strik-
es might be made around the lodges
of the White River plateau, which
lies near the Moffat road. about half
way between Steamboat Springs and
Glenwood Springs. The Longs peak
country and the North Fork Country,
Judging from the formations and
eruptions, We're also promising min
ing sections. He further declared
that he did not believe the price of
silver would so above 20.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-14

LoST-A single-tooth Elk charm
Return to DR.. Scott. Reward.
WANTED--A dining room girl at
the Windsor Cafe.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-14
WANT COLUMN

ED-Experienced sheep herd
ers. C. II. Arthur, 1862 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-14

FOR SALE-A small ranch set to
commercial apples. Reasonable
terms. Address r. f. d. No. 5
Box. 112.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-14

rent s or 10 room
house. Address or call 400 Colo
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-14

of keys, between 449
Colorado and Vaughn's second
hand store. Return to 449 Colo
RADIO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09

orrh - ut0 barn lit foitnl mcbr at
5mciicIn ga and ErGii0cnt Nopitoclt
nit ocriclhcn ci%npcrltonOen iein ioH
, Damn bat bu@ &olt Scr Scrcil,ig-
ten Stonten Gin @cict Dos Die l(cbcl-
itGl0c in llnlcrcm &crfebrSlpcicll ulti
SATIRE btnollS Dcitcrbcltcbcn l0bt.
limo oajlt Gin mollotelnn0cr 2onlpf
I'M Scnot, bo5u 5mci GuBcto 9(nlclr-
ocnlent5 5ilr @epburns9inl Ter
lnll0c trcilcnoc ScnotS Scrg gcbicrt
cine Woila.
0ic Gcmotrotc1 oc3 Scnot3 limo
oil oicIcnt ncNotiucn Gr1cbniB in scr
Notenfraac u%tld)ul0iN. Sic lino ic.
Ocr5cit iiir zinc mirtiomc MotcnsWc-
IebAcbu1A cinNctrctcrL Qoll5 bcion-
0crS Scnotor Gilman. Mcrn tic icbt
nidt mc0r mittbun moIltCn, mcr
lpoIltc, lucr t0nlltc C9 iblten pcrorNcn2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
&cfonntmNdlnnGcn
garcou pcs staot 8~eoiitroturs.

Nnlti III G., ptu 80. Hprli l'u1,
Sic GUmmiiirc tilr oCn SlrbhrIlh pet Gitm
Ben in ocr Stuot Baltimore bnbcii III pGt pun ~,
&cieB nurgcidricbenclt ASeiic lbrcit eli4Hniii,8,t'
nno currigirten @ttidt iibcr bte Glltlqao'Ba,t,
qcIr, ~llniuitct mo 9Sert6crboblll0el Int u a.
Tnrdlbrudl NH bic Nnolcgrn1 clhef |hvH % !"
Der Giuro,psi iici.c ber @n~rtett'Tpchhr' 9,UrN55s sr
Clement uiio ycnfolis StruGe. Nic 81 C.ne' - y
Garrett 9lUcnuc parallel ldltlclloch NV nv
eineo oarultf bcjii9lidct, croRlllllaeH I ,,tcrIrot
rigirtcn crildrcnocn EIalcs. PEI MY Din tg 5cr
in gcmdi Der Sorfdrlficlt oc2 SOu'ttt22 ,t ~
Siuot Baltimore. Ihl6niiic Ia nio ~ ~
ocr am %. gpril 1905 llictjciDHCtvi' SSHnt'
nunu pcs WtuNpye mn SinblIaip9 ~ ~ ~,
IS miro bieronrh HclGlIIIl Nenladli guy ".
Taotcr Ecridt mo 4Iinc IN oiclchl $uteuu pt'
pnIirt mlirbclt, UNI baB Der N.a0pt mo Slunis
rain bon baltimore. ooCr trGcllo cllle Netlon.
Vcrionci oGcr Gorporaltrncl; mfiGe tlli os,t
porbiII crlpdbItcn ubgciddgiel elil0lol8llNGni
rnrr acknowledgment mint i~hltleoeil 4eleut
Iriu fnltclI. ~inlcrDuIb hrclGlg 2aact POM :.
glini bco ,<abrco 1906 ais ocnI Sniint DER
critru Wer6ffcutlibuug blcIer NcluInlnlnhIltg
BON lincincr Seiic. an in i6riftliter SSeiie I'M
yjnitimurcr StuoigcriCht bltrb Fcttitol onpcNtli
nnncGircr f6nncfi. inocnl ie bciuntco SerI0t
nm cine 4,riItuiG ~oCrfcIbct %criucbcr.
~ Snrrp Il. Supper,
9icritrHtor Der Stnot baltimore.
(lflin q. tG,23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09

&etn Rag obnc Nttcntot
in HltBlono. Sic @ontbc lit IN 0cn
Nlt9ct Der rliiiidcn 9fcpoIutionGrc
Dos fultltrf6rocrnbitc Snituumcnt.
o@ir Gottcn gcbout Gin
ltottlid)cS SollS," fGnrcn sic Gbico.
No'cr bon ibrcm 9iot6Guta iugcn,
o6cr c& orobt icbcn g%lItgcrblid SIT.
iomnlcn 5u itiir5er. IS 9cbt DEM
Gbicogo'cr H%atbbou2, mic Dcnl Sta.
pitol III Ilboup: c@ icutt lid.
Sic 0cfii + cbtctCn 0rCi
Gi@bciIi9ct Mon1criills Eontrotiu9
mo @onifociltS bo6cu lid III bicicnl
Wtoi ctluoS pcrfriibt nnOclncloet. <
Nfid)i0on bot cS onv I. Wfoi 9cidyncit
mo I'M Often ipeDtc oo% Moililitcrl
ans Der ucrtcbrtcn ode.
ErGiiOentS arr m onpoh
Der llnion Eociiic = 9obn bat bic
Nciic BON Son 6ronji9co bis 9tcm.
9)orf, cinc Stredc BON $3.50 Mcilen,
in II Stunocn 5uriid9cIcgt; bic
id)ucQitc 6obrt, bic jr iibcr oen Con.
tiltcnt gcnlotbt morbcn lit.
Ser &upferf0ntg Chart
pom Wontano mill aus DEM @luloc@-
Scnat ollSihciocn mn Der Simpler
f0ni0 Scin5c mil iciu Nodiolgcc
mcr0en. Sin aupicrfoniO u1O plcla
iuher WiQiondr nlllb Is ieilL Oorllns
ter t6ltt'S Ofontono MN Cinnlol llld)t.
%olfSmGnner, melhc Die Sntcrc'lcn
OcS &olfcS pcrtretclt, bnbcn in Wton-
tulln feline Gbonccn.
Gas G pr Il CT a II t { IL
bnll3 bat cl1 @clCB oll0cnonnlclt,
mcld)c9 einc Oicnoe jpcIicIboitcr9ilr.
Ocrpopicre fir giilti9 crfl0rt. G;nc
gniubl 8crid)tc bnbCn lidl BET Der
guuaitcQum0 Der 9iirgcrbrieic Der al.
ten 9totlrolilotion2 6ormcn be
0iCnt. mpourd Die Decentralization &c.
icblid ~ouicdltbor %gclporOcn lit. Gof
Gin Iold)cS 0cicb notbwenoig gcluor.
Den iii, pirit cit ci9cntbiimlihcaSid)t
ouf Die &org0ngc in mond)cn &c
rid)tcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09

Gic SunmmoIl5 ii d) ter oca
Snn0eS ipollcr c1blid) ben Woflcrn,
bic nid)t lGcll, obcr crilbterE 100 lie
llid)t gclot bobcl, 6oa Salpopcrf lc.
gen. Nri ciltcm GongrcB III MoIb-
ington bobcr oicTfloHcr bcld)lollcn,
Die 9nlnnuoQc IN 2ogcrb1ltIern oilI-
5uipcid)crn lulb 10 Die Grilbtc, ,ule
6ic Ereiic lclbit at cortrolirert, "a.
npit Der @omnuollpiloll5er aud oell
2obn fir ieinc Nrbeit crboltc. Cos
ut %pcrriinitig mo bGte ld)on loitg't
ocid)eber f0nrHlt. Sic @ounhpollc
miro 10 Der S%pcfulotion ciltrildt -
pcrll Die 3ildtcr nid)t id,licblid ms
Gpcfulotions0cldlGit gcrotbcl,. 90
sic &crciniGtcr Stootcn etlpo filn'
Scdpatcl Scr @cinnnut @%olinirpoll.
Troorftion %Iicicrlt. 10 bobcn tic lo5ll
Iogcn elm Moropol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
0unopn : Tarf.

Ter hnuptiddiintc 1ricoboi in Baltimore.
Nrrui: $50 Mder. 80 SmmcrWdhrenocr Charter.
Slt ieoer ;ett CrrCihbar. 6ilni Gents Sna
acIo bon alien Giuoitbeilcn. Sirnbcnbnbil.
Mdnlofs paiiircn bcn 0aiipteitaunp ale brei
0iiuuteli. @Griuc3 NSdrte5imliier fir SoIbe,
bic oet ,Sriebbof bel raubem sSeticr b%cfrbert.
Negrdhnibpldtc NJ fcbr ntlkipen Brcifcn.
fdntmiItdh inter iortpdbreuocr Filenc.
Sircan: Gr. 81, &eft.S aratcgas Strafe.
Cuub-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
SictridI @iconnb.

Sc florb pI6tl.id am Z. Mai 1900 in i%cirer
@pbmira, 9r. 1906, 9pIibaoil. gipcy Sictrid,
@icguuo, ~9eliebtcr @attc bon WiurGnrei NSlc'
ounn mo Spbn Der pcriiorbcncn Spbr nm
Gbriitiniu lSieguno. in icincm 81. Gcbcn5iobre.
Ternunhie uun 6rennbc iino ndbtlingoooll cllls
Q%clnbcn. ocr Nccroi1uno am SunncritnD, 9tndDs
mittan5 INT > llbr, Uom Jrnrer6dulc uila hct5ns
NuobncIl. %ciictu10 All Der DGouonr Rari &c
WetCrn", O21-JU)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
Iuhnuu Ncioel.

oeuS, mad iuricm Qciocn Subann Heiaci, &c
iicbtrr Wuitc bon MllbeImine EciccI I'M HIicr
BON - Sdbren 5 Wiorntcn nnb f. anHen In
icincr Ictlcn 2SubnIlln. III. h21. Hnrh Gar
rib Sirnbc. Sic yCCvoinIn1 tiiiocl Mittipodt.
Wobmitia0e mt > llbr. pom SrutcybNltic aus
rdm hcri p2DuoUi Mart 6rtcbDolc" lintt.
L1S-M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
Wnric Suphic &nDdlcl.

IS iturb an q. Mai 1906 unlcrt 9cliebie
Wlifter Waric sophie NnidIcl, GSiitpe cee Der
i~iurbeucn GbriitopD Stlhdcl. @Cbilrtig ans
Brcbcnftciu. Gurbciicn. Die @eeroioilta iiibct
Wiittlupdl, Wadniiiin0S NM , I'm. pDln Irnlicrs
buuie, III ia, Goro-G caroline Strnbc, aus nuD
Der DIT. Carmel Gcmctcrp" iluit.
Sic trnucrnScn 3intcrblicbenen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
Baltimore Sransfcr Gumpaanie

eibpi.Gde eight. NIB 2pmbars. etrahe.
SanSm5bel trauspprtirt uHs ucrpadt cmmi.
batir ino Hbactons fit Nicnifs peroen ictt fir
bic foniulcnec Gallon eebndt. 5utruerfe uio
Yreile rcdt. (52--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
Sin SdJritt in Der red)tcn HldDtnng.
cpart % 9roirnt MI nncn erit;inliacn

glcntubuiiicn.
Gin fthtrcr SGrN. cttipcDcr NIT
fdtpnrSent Ith p0Cr lucihcnl pber
drnucm FIiiid llcbcr6Ia. Nfts ftr
Cara @iniut. 2'eprnbni6 NIt5ei9c,
@inhGlinnlirun0 Der Hcidc, EYE
Iruucrflor. q Nnur Naloidilbe, VIZ
Seiiuuuo be5 GruhC&.
2eibeuipo0el ltno ; lciite alitttcl,.
Win;am Gppt, 2cihcubritnttcr.
NORTH. nm @recnrnount Sloc. Sctoe telephone.
CSunti .GWitc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09

@alti more, ben /. Mai 1900.
HcriicNclte 9lnNcbotc. an oen .Fpnro ot
Hnparo3" %uorciiiri, iucroeIt int VilrCGl oc3
mitiuGs, am WittupdI, Den l6. lltul 1906. CIT.
ncgcn Ocnommcu. liir Die &criorguIl9 pes
Gcicr-S cpartcmeni5 nit Yicroeiuttrr, tir cilcll
Niunut. 0rct Oocr feds lionnte. Gin beNlnl;s
biqter Gbcd IN @bbc BON $4,000, 5ablbGr AT
hen NiuOur mo Stuoiruib ron baltimore. lljB
icbcm YiRcbot b~cigCiiipt icin. SpciiiiinitonciI
pclbcn AM Sritbcn bon bcm Gcirciur ot5
6cltCr.S cpuricmcnt3 N%Cliclcrt. Su8 9tcdt bIciUt
rurbebu!tclL irBcn0 mcl1c oocr ale ~9IugcUotc
III rCtperien.
Sm 9~luiirugc Der NcbbrSc
y. ". @iiiniom,
ScfrCtIr.
Ycitdiigt:
Il. GlnN Gimnnuc,
4'r0itocnt hcr Goltraii NCBOrbc.
tQtdi3, 49, ,S.0.10.l1.l2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
lorraine.

WtoicriiG Tartartia Tricbiidl.
gScitIid bon I~SuIbrpuf elm itto cine bnlbc
Wcilc. Ncnrti ole nit lSopbaitaIt he6eihucle
Norib -stocrtnc. Gar. 6reie arltihcn gindmiltugs
am terminus. Frciic bon @cerdbnibplIpclt
iett ipeiicn. Ycidtc 9eSinelnacn. Selepbon-
Cation 223. &htcau: Srnnfliu, nnb @iuoirr-
8panc. Serluuat Nrpfdiire. tpiati.1SE&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
SpeaicQc @eaiinitiannacn

fir Nne, bic Gumiirmatiuas' Vhotusrapbic'n
,piinifrn. MtHiuiur in sydrben III peraoloetcit
WiebGiInn arotie nit eiIiem Sutcnb Carbon.
Hnrtratte. Sent uuicre ncnen @larntnpen. Die
allcrbeitcn Gabiuci9, bon S1.00 an. Cute Ira
belt, proilptc Iblicicrnna.
81. 9sei6ert. ser ssTls ss!t'mG sss assilSSs"
@r. 4oa-itt, Norb.0ap. Strnes.
Mdr nenne oicic 9citlna, (april7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
BALTIMORE Sampf : Eeppid : &eini'
GnnaSsEpmpaNnic,

Nr. III, HurS . csrccne Straee.
Seppifc nufleromiuen' a~ereiniat nno iuiehcr'
select. erc}ielc Ginridtnta fir Die Mnfhei
mnnriiIiia pm lcppihen. escpeil W'oiieIl aellhcrt
ginnel III prioaten Nbfbeilna9cr eer,pdprf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
GuutrOlcrrS.2 cpnrtrmcut.

JnIEUUIIV.
s],ot @@dt ,n n Si,; mn : SSi IipriI od 1SOG Goc
WurftsHicer5cu C|NuoihIicGIib ipl0er fir Gcus
trcz Niarli. III 6nlNc 0ea 6cucrSl. ionic NnIs
iircrsSiCcu5ct am /. 5dgc nco WiGi 1906 6dbls
Wiat In oicicm @iirenu DeIoii pcrociI imiiiiCn.
Ucu. u. Neiiner, CnutrOlclr.
gtnrjI2S; 4Gnil .3.5,S So 2.t5,17.lD ...t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
Spbn W. Scnfcl,
Gr. COL. Sio 2GGrp : Stralc,
lit Der Hcidlcnbcltattcr,

ipcIdcr nue S~ufiripc iicis 6ur Suiriehcrbcit
uuaiiibrt. Sic bon ibm bebunbeIten 2eihen ion'
tcrl SSpden lana lteaeit. obrc bic ocrilt0ticll
Gcripefnnpeipurcn III 5ei9en, Sruli 1elttci ut
araouirte @inb1linmircriu. iiro III Die Ncbuiios
luna bon SrnucnIci6cn oercn SpeiiaIitdt.
CSuutO,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09

Cas- Is a.ticrG offs
blott" bat ~porNcltern ieincn 10. @e@
blirtStog gcicicrt. iiir cine oeitldle
,}eiinno oieie0 Yonocs cin id)oncs
sntcr. ea miro ireilid, alid tild)tia
rcoiairt. l%lnierc bcitcn @iinibc iiir
sic 3mfunit!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09

@cncrnl &oniul u horo
@iinthcr III Sroufiurt nnt Woin bot
cine 9ciDroerrmN irm 8cucrol.&ons
iiil III Der &opitoOt obeelchnt. &cin
@unbcr; IN Der id)oltcn WoinNtoNt
lebt lid'$ picI ongcncbmcr, ais IN
Siib Iirifo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
&. d Y. nne @ib. Sclcpbunc.
s.. SnnNcr q. Snhmc,

decentralization uno Ginbnlinmircr.
Hr. f1OS uno t1tO, Euntun : Mpcnnc, nnb
Siiouit, Tdc Saitimpre.etr. umo 9rraoiuap.
Tnbritartcn uun YaicntsSnSfcta.
FchrtO-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09

Guiulnno'S tiirfiidc SGbcr.
Gauitnblr 6ebduoc, 9oitamt aeoen. etets nfien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09
Tcpartemcut fir Giirutiifc etdlcrhctt.
cubs TcpnrirmCnt Der HCmCrsN uil nlillnrc.

8rdIiocrt Der Gontrali 9craebuneS=&cbjr
(ltniI. 81 ,S.y,i0.11.12,l4 1913
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-09

&cin Gog obnc Ittcntot
in HllBlonb. Sic @ontbc lit IN Ocn
Nlt9cn Der ruiiiidcn NcpolttionGrc
Oo% tulturi0rocrn0Itc SllitrumCnt.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-02-20
FAIRFIELD.

Fairfield, Feb. 19.-Nearly all the
teachers In Jefferson county attended
an educational meeting held at the
library Saturday morning and after
noon. In addition to the teachers
there were many patrons present. DR.
Willis e. Parsons. president of Par
sons college, delivered an address in
the afternoon on 1.-THE Making Of q
Man." which was interesting and
profitable.
Court adjourned Saturday for an In
PERMISSION Of two weeks, during which
time the workrnen will complete their
work on; the ceiling, which Is, beine
remodeled in order to give the room
better acoustic properties.
The members of Fairfield Rebekah
lodge No. &C will give a Martha Wash
ipgton at the home of Mrs. James
Louden next Thursday.
Theodore Higley, Of Lincoln, Neb.
is visiting his parents in this city.
DR.. James Irwin, Of Brighton, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs, j. J.
Cummings. 80
George and Martha Washington viii
receive their friends at Fairfield anc
Ballard halls Of Parsons college mex,
Thursday evening. This reception Ii
an annual one, managed by the Y. w
e. A. OF the college, and for years has
tesn big event. The guests will WISH
Fairfield hall first, where musical
program and series Of tableaux will
be given, after which refreshments
will be served at Ballard hall, the
young wcmen's dormitory.
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CHARLTON.

Charlton, Feb. 19.-W. B. e. Lusk
was taken to the inebriate asylum at
Knoxville Friday where he will re-
ceive treatment.
Representative j. H. Darrah spent
Sunday at home with his wife.
Peter Adams, who Is temporarily
employed in Des Moines, spent Sun.
day In the city with his mother.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Christian church enjoyed q social
Friday evening ut the home Of q. H,
Best.
Richard Kay was called to Gales
burg, Illinois, Saturday by the death
Of his brother.
Clarence Johnson got his arm
caught in one Of the belts at the Wal.
ton repair shop Friday, and as a re.
suit he received a strained arm and a
cut above the eye that had to have
several stitches taken in it.
Mrs. Lille Barlow, of Des Moines
is visiting in the city with her father,
G. w. Harp.
Miss Lizzie Barron, of Derby, was
visiting in the city Saturday with rel.
atives.
Mrs. W. H. Lewis returned home
this morning from an over Sunday
visit In Ottunwa
Mrs. A. G. Rebel entertained a com
pany Of friends Saturday evening, the
event being Mr.. Rebels anniversary.
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ON THE INCREASE.
A Fine Showing in Real Estate Busl-
ness for 1905.

A Fine Showing In Real Estate Busl-
ness for 1905.
Norton & Smith report a successful
business in real estate and all kinds
Of property and loans.
Valuations in land are constantly in
creasing. Where the public becomes
interested and population increases
through immigration, as rule the
active, hustling business real estate
man is the one who is the instigator,
the one which attracts to the differ
ent localities by his energy and zeal.
Norton & Smith have, during the
vast pear, been entirely wideawake
and have transferred and sold both
new and old real estate propositions to
an enormous amount ranging in fig
ures from 100000 to s55O,OO0. This
real estate firm is always on the alert
for new business and has any class of
bargains In real estate that may be
desired, and have lands which they
represent, in many localities. 1t is a
firm of sterling worth and business in
tegrity and has become an influence
in the business interests of Ottumwa.
Since taking the agency for Arkan-
sas lands, this concern has built up
Ia large immigration business and
many Iowa, Illinois and Missouri farm
ers are locating there through the in
huence and energy given this particu.
lar line as the lands and country In
that state are not developed to great
extent.
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AGENCY.

Agency, Feb. 19.-Chester Reynolds
who has been working for the Ameri.
can Express Co. at Omaha for some
time, has resigned and has accepted a
position in a mining company at Dead.
wood, South Dakota. 1. After few
days visit, here with his parents he
will leave for that place.
Florence Peck, who has been dan
gerously Ill, is getting, great deal
better
H. H. Spry is sick.
Mrs Carver, who has been very sick
Is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Hixon entertain
ed number of their friends Friday
evening. Games were played. Light
refreshments were served and gen
eral good time was had by those pres
ent
Mrs. Fannie Humphrey Cash, who
resides at Abba and who has been very
sick, is improving.
Word has been received here that
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rayl,l who lived
here for number of years and have a
great many relatives and friends here
had the misfortune to have their resi-
dence and all their household goods
burned a few days.a They reside in
Oklahoma, having moved there a few
years ago.
Glen Smith left today for Colorado
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FLoRIs.

F1oris, Feb. 1s.-Mrs. Henry Stark
was a caller at the home of Grant
Smith Wednesday.
The oyster supper was well attend
ed Wednesday, Feb. IA.
]. A. Swinney and Rev. Wheeler
were Bloomfield callers last wednes-
day.
Rev. Pettet resigned his work as
pastor at the Christian church at this
place and Rev. Duncleberger, of Oska-
loosa, has been secured in his place.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Christian church met at Mrs. Har-
wards Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs. Charles Parker and son, Rob
ert, of Princeton, Mo-, are visiting at
the parental ROUGH home.
Born, recently to Mr.. and Mrs OFT
Crist, a daughter.
Fremson Grinstead is moving on the
Sickle farm north Of town.
Crisis Fielder was a caller at the
Henry Bolivar home Saturday even
in6