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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-13
PREMATURE

. "Conductor,'' exclaimed an irate.
woman who carried many bundles, as
she naused on, the platform Of the
Crowded Gro streetcar, ri thought I, told
you ySsn ths II: wanted to get off at Pelham
'tBut, madam - ;
"Don,t you say word! T know
all about your having a crowd aboard,
and not being able to remember where
everybody gets off. I've heard all that
BEFORE (
You may be sure shall report you,
sir: and forsyour impudence, too .
She alighted; the conductor rang his
bell. and as the car started he said
politely, as he touched his cap:
I'M very sorry, madam, but Pei,
ham avenue issa block farther on. -
Lippincotts :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-13

THIS is Ridolfo of the Baglioni,
1 like the angel of darkness in
sinister beauty and lack of soul.
Mr.. Egerton R. Williams, Jr., has
written a wonderful romance of
the redemption through love
of this ruthless war-lord. The
scenes are laid in Fifteenth Cen
fury Italy, and this novel will have
few equals in power, interest,
and literary distinction. i .1a.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-13

the Wnt)We dear let's pack ny
andg to = =.
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;Etir $500 na4 9entfnlanO.

Deutib nuteritaniihe Beitunaen
meroen i'm alten Baterlanb nit gro.
Bem SnterefIe Beleien. neil lie iih
frei ar8ipreben uno bdufig nDn oriis
ben mebr Weuigteiten unb Nahrih.
ten bringen. als bic beutfhen 8eis
tungen ielbit. Die .ssreie 4refie fiir
Eeras" lit oriiben iiberau, tpDbin Iie
aeianot uiro, elm iebr germ geiebenlr
Gait unb fann iib rlbmen, Naer.
tennung uno Wiirbigung au fiaben.
iuie aus sablreihen Br:efen esl, uns.
ionie an Dieienigeu, nelbe .as Blatt
an ibre 9ermanoten fbiden, herpur.
ae9t. User oaber ieinen germanoten
nno Sreunoea eine Sreube ermei5en,
lbnen elm milItommenes @elfenf
MAIDEN pJia, Der beitelle fiir iie bic
s5rele Brefie fir 1erasA. Das Sn.
tereiie fiir Eeras, tuie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat unb Die @egeno, spo Die
Wertpanoten uObnen. iit in Deutlh.
!nno iebr lebbaft unb es ift unu16a.
lih, in Hrinatbriefen cine 10 ariiu0.
lide anffldrune unb 8eIhreibuua
oes frentoen 2anbes su geben, mie
oies Die .Jreie 8reKe- aIlm5hent.
ltcb tbut. SIR ben geringen Breis
BON So uerIenoen tpir portDfrei unIer
retbbaitiges Wubenblatt auf elm Sahr
an iroeno eine Goreiie i'm Nuslanoe.
Die Trete prefie fiir Eeras gnbI.
GDmtbnan.
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Nn oas Ynblttum.

Die ~5reie ASrelie fur Teras" ttpiro
an iiber $50 Tuitofftcen perianot. unb
bat cine groRe 8erbreitung in Der
Nabbare Republit Wegito. i'm Snbias
t,ers9 9erritprinm uno Otlahoma.
Sbr girtulationss@ebiet in Teras
eritredt iib pon @alpeltpn bis biuauf
nab Denliou, bonn dHBeriten Often
bis nab gl Gaiu i'm fernen @eiten;
es iblieBt ielbftuerftdnolid nit be-
iunbers aablreiben 2eiern oas oibt-
befte6elte Wittelz9 z9egaa anb ben @nos
metten elm. Iuh in Werito bat iie
cine arpRe Berbreituna.
8tpei Geifense itno beftdnoig,
iabreiu, iabraus i'm SntereiIe oes
Blattes untertue9s unb fiihren be,ns
ielben i'm 8erein nit unieren riibri.
gen 2Dtaf Naenten fertu6brenb
rleue 2eler III.
Jn Nnbetrabt bleier Ebatlohen III
bic .Greie BreifeA, ND es fib oarum
banoelt. bic oeutibe Beu1lteruna su
srrei6en. nas bette Ni,seiae ases
biam im Gtaate Eeras.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FRErE
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-ofices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavellng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium In the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
ulatlon.
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Dod,stridtt in Der :sn,psi,.
Neerfsvarbt8e vsd3tsaltesfAatate isn Msftr,
thai Die ,,ief pttaItyi."

saaf Die ,,irs pttaltSs."
.eSn eiasnl DaIbe 3fpiihen Nnoers
matt uno 9oipenthaI i'm Thiueberiihsn
aanton llri li6Bt man auf stpei se<
mautrtt @teinpfeiler. bon ip.l9en Der
cine nod fait ponndnoig erbnlten 1T,
pdbrtnb Der aneits umg.itiirst am 8oe
ben lieet. Dis pfeiler haben eeeen biz
BersIeite eine fdarfs &ants, lpdbreno
fie auf Der 9balieife abssrunbet iiuo.
Diefe pfeiler 1inb bic lleberreits Ses
altsn GaIsens BON 9ofpentbaI, Der als
6ohseridt fit oas sdnae urfersnthal
(Inbermatt. SoipentbaI unb ReaIp)
sebient bos. Die sisenartise 5orm Der
pfetler ldBt barauf idtieben, oaB Der
@dlgen auslei4 als Qa,pinsnbreher bat
bienen n,iiFsn.
WdH finbet i'm Gotttarbgebiete, nas
Hstntlia TN tefiinifden Hebrettosbale
Oft on bduttrn unb airhen auf Der
Hergfe;te fharf, Ranten, oit als Ga.
iuinenbrther dnsebdut pprben iinh.
8xm sgei4eu 3lpede iit Der air1t1urm
In Wiua I'm Bebrettpt1aIe fiinftantie
ssbaut. Die Gemsinbe ooipentbal pill
nun ben GaIsen nieberbtrfellen laHen.
Mnh N graubiimbsn finhen ftd nod
lieberrere eines aIten @algens, bts tire
piIaitrt4 bei Reberebo i'm Weijor; lie
itn0 ebeufalls semd,iert. Iron Eat BIER
sum Iesttn Wdl im 3a6re 1842 einen
Msne4Gter ssbdns! Jm Dorfe IRE
foreo I'm eIeiden Ibo! IN atpor Der
Golsen beyf9munkm. bod trGgt bort
nod esne IIsine Mseie auf elmer Mnb6be
BET Gan pietrc ben glamen strs
piiaitri."
Gin merfnlroises Me9tsaltertbum
bat bas Dorf @onnieo IN Massiathag,
Hanton Sefrn. IN Geftolt etnes alten
Gerihtsbaufes aufau,psiIsn oos nod
aus ber 3eit itamms. no Die tiFnif9en
7bdier als ~ennetbirgifde @osteien4
linterthanenlanb ber breisebn6rtigen
gtbgenoTenf4aft naren; an bisiem
@eridtsbaus 1T heute nod Der ,2aiter.
ifeinA 5u fehen unb sin 5oIseilen, bos
tn be Wauer etneeflgt TT. Dos alte
@eridtsbdus Islbit beitebt aug orei
aertern unb aipei @tnben. 5n Som
nieo lou nod gu gnbe oes Is. Sobr-
hnnberts sefclsert nnrhen fein.
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ariasaels fir .iaea ays,nittex

atls fiirslid Der enslif4e Mrbeitss
minifter Sobn Burns fsinen @pasiere
gang Idnss Der 1bemie ma9te. be.
mertte .r spei Rnaben, bic nit Dem
Boot, IN Dem fie iiH befonben. BEL oer
farten Glutb, unb neil lie nod Elm
anberes Boot I'M 1au tatt.n, r,ur isbr
fhper baDontcmmen tonnten. ShlieBs
lid tpuren iis sdns erf@5pft uub fomn-
ten iiberhaupt n;ht ipeiter.
Der Rtntfttr rief ibnen au, fie mDcb.
ten an's lIfer iommtn, es tpoiI, liner
beIfen. Dies stT&a5, unb Burns
fprang IN bas lssre Boot uno ruoerit
es Bis mad 9ammerfmitb - cine RAFT.
lide @trede. Das amber. Boot tpurb,
bon Den Sunsen no4sebra4t, bte ss ON
Der 2anbunssbrilde bon Charles Gee
anltgten. au4 Burns bate has non
ibm sefiIGrts Boot perlaien unb na,
i'm gssrlff ipsssugsbsn, afs Die Sanasa
ibm aurisfsn ~ blsibva, DO Re ibm Gin
.Trinfa.to" stben rpplItsn, ,5don
gut" tief ibnen Der Tliuifter la4efnh
su nrb madtf ad etssh aus oeu
Gtaub<. ~. "a "
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Satsslsaess aus 8 ssrpersmt,pidtaae,


SOON otter If Der WerIud elmer sSn.
tenisen5prifans otr e4uliuseno i'm
$aiamfnsnhans NIT Der ROrperentpid.
!ung gtmaAt iporbeH. GrnSionDir uno
Sad bradfeu oar1 9dnsens unb &C.
iptc1tsbeitsmmuneen hsrans, naB 9hiis
ler mt pprgetArtttensr RSrperentpide
lung tinsn behersn s@nlerfolg aufaus
ipesitn batten. 2ofpieno gsorter bes
reAnete Die mittlsre adnse nnb oos
mtttlert Getpidt Don $500 SHiilern
N @t. 9ouis uno fano. odB Don ullen
IN otm gieiAen 2ebensiabr iteben6sn
Hinotrn oiejenissn, tpelde elmer bObern
RlaHs anseh0rtsn, aud bnrdidnittIid
esns bsHere a0rpsrsntpidlnns bsfaben
als ibrt sflttrssenoHen in nieoern
aioHen.
RieB unteriuhts in 10 GBinnajien,
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xett aper 60 syapres

.i6Un murhe Mlre. Winslom'a Guus
thing Gprup BON MiIiunen BON
Mnttern beirn Dabneu Der ainber
nnaemenoet. Mtrit Gu i'm Shlafe
nurh ons S6reien eines Rinnes ae.
ft1rt, on6 i'm babnen ilt unb Dor
SGmerSen meint? 8enn 10, loIie
fufOrt cine Tlafhe uun BRA.
Winalutus Soothing Sprup4 hulen.
Sein Mert lit unbeanblbnr. &c wirb
benz tleinen 3eibenoen iufprt Hinbes
runa ueriGnifen. 8erlaSt emH bn.
raul. Mdtter, es lit tein 8meifeI
bnriiber. Ga beilt Diarrhue, reau.
liert ben Magen nnb Die g2ieren.
beieitigt Winb 2pliE, ermeidt ben
0aulnen. uerbinbert gntsiinbunp
uno if6rtt 6ns ganse Spftern.
rMr8. WinsIuma Soothing Gprnp@
fiir Sahuenee sfinber lit nnaenehn,
i'm Weihmad; oae Mecept itnu1lui
nDn einem Der beften meibliheu
GerSte in ben Der. Gtnaten. Gs III
Bel nlIeH Druaeiiten in oer anuaeu
Welt 5u baben. Breis 25 Gents per
Ilufhe. Rauft nidhts anberes, ala
WrB. Winslumf 6oDttino Shrap.
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Osrlieb. oo tam ct su uns, bas g.iicht

Deriieb. 90 fam ct 3u uns, has @.itd,i
sliihrptb uHb nit sinsm 10 gsbeimnibz
pollen MuSbrud, odB mir fofort ipibs
ten, er bate etlpas Yra1tpolles ansss
ftellt. ,Ndb syrieorih, iag's oph'
gtnn, mas lit esg 5riebrih lei .iH
anftanoiser Rerl!1
Mber er that setpaltig oehsinliliBboG
unb erit mad einsr 8ei!e lieB er iid
erbitten. nNa, 10 bort benn, aber Du,
aarl. sibit mir Dein SaIdenmeHer
hnfiir, oas ih fthon large baben
InGdte, unb Du, Dans, lob mid bier
aehn Sage neben Mariehentino bei
9in fiten, uno es tptrb ,pGhrenb bi,.
fer 3eit ftin eiir5ises Ueal seiptnfeIt,
perftanbena"
Mir perfpraden es, unb III unferer
aaube, eiuen tiefsriinen gsrited aspie
jtben Tliebers unb periidenbaum=Du.
Ihen, bds unitr rHiitti4 fir aIle Der
fntp5runstn unb gsbeimtn 3u{ammen,
FINITE mar. berintete sr..
I'D bante es mir gleih, {ie bat ben
Brtsf in's 9orsimmer geIest, auf oas
Filnhen. mo ale poffa1en htMfom-
men. Jobann 5os ssrnbe fetnen 2tps
reernd an unb fagtt.: Sd rtuB {hnen
auf Die polt, otn Brief forttrogen. -
,@inb Gi, seraos beim @ilberpuben9'
frds' i'd benn be- lam er es nthd
dusftebea, stftSrt gu tperben. ga
DuhI.' icst er, abr Der Bril- tit MIDI
iig. ift an ben 9errn leutnant. Jrdu=
lem Mariehsn bat i9n mir auf bi.
Getle sebuHbsn. :, ,geben 81. ibn mir,
unb tebren Sie 5u Sbrsm Silber gu.
rid :. .Sainobl,' Iagt. .r, ,oamit Sie
Sbrs gaarrenpoHen bamit treikn;
nein. ntin. ib babe Srdulein Warie9tu
beilis berfpre9en mitIen, ben 9riei
gIei4 fslber fort3utrasen. Sn'g Dori
iirs cine 0iertelfnnoe, un6 I'M Ieha
llbr ssbt Der poff5us. ugb Der D.rr
2eatnant ion i6n morgcn frib bubsn.
,llno i'd beriprede Jbnen ebenIo be'.
lis. oaB Der 2eutnant i'm nlorgen fri't
baben ion. Sobann.' Jag ia. ,eis
iDer0u bod ni1t benfen, bab i9 mii
Marie1ens Briefen gaarrenpoifeu
treble! Ger San1it. Gi. fDnnen rubio
5u Sbrem Silber ouriidtebren.' gia,
Sbr tpiBt, Sobann 1T 10 bumul mie Il
faul III, unb ouulH uno fauI ME e.
If, gibt er mir ben Brief unb gent
an fem 6ilber, unb ih -"
s3eis' ibn seig' ibn!!4 risfsn pir
aus einem utunbe. .Was bilntt 80.
Guh ein2 gsfut. fbdmt gu1! yorl.
setragen bah i'd ibn ouf DIT poF, nc.
tiirli4. griefe fino ein 9etIigtbun,,
bollenhs griefe pom Marie9sntinb an
ibren Qtutnnnt. Nein, nein, Der II
iebt Ihon untertuess, uno mora.n frIh
lam sr i'm in ben aafFee tuulen.1
(sFurtiehunQ fpIat.
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gonla( Spriuqs Narierp.

Diefe, cine Der Qr5sten Banmlhu.
len, bietet AUDI bieies Jahr uieber
einen gr0Ben 8nrrnt an Obit. unb
Shmtenbdumen. HeerensObit Res
ben nller Writ. Stolen, Blun1enssenuts
len, S6mereien uno Bal,nen. Bir
haben feine reiienoen Naenten, t6ns
s,en onher CUTE Wnre biIliger uertau.
Ten als nnbere. Shreibt um unie.
rem gru6en. elegnntea aatalDg, er
tuftet MIR Sc Nurtp.
Noreiie: Ottp 2ode.
Weu BraunFela, Terae
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GiienbabuzTabrzYlau.
q. u. & u. y. sab,s.

BUG Nu. nod guero, gnatum, Sou.
ton, 8acD unb baatuilhen Itegenoen Sta.
tiunen nerlaBt Gan Mntpniu 8:45 mDraens
3mg AD. (Sanb grD6ett) mad guero
Doatur1. 5ouit0n, Bacu unh oo5tuiI1beu
ltegenoen Station nerliBt Sun Antonir
UNI 8:5 abenos.
Hug 10. nad Beentile, Corpus Gbrifti.
&odpDrt, Ilice &C. beri1Bt San Antpnir
um l:30 mittags.
3ua No. l bon 8aco, 6DuitDn, goofun,
guero &C. tomn1t bier u,n 6:20 abenos an.
BUG SO. 3 (9ab1 grodett) bon @ncp,
SonftOn, gDafutn, @nerD, Corpus gbriiti
Godpprt, 5aIfurias, Aiice &c. tomiut in
Sun &atDniu um 7:40 mursens an.
3ug SO. 5 non Sorpus gbrifti, &of.
port, AIice &c. trifft IN Sun antonio nm
1:30 nahmittaqs Elm.
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Naf, Bahu.
yaaltde gourttten sdlIatmaaeu

nad9 @alifornien. ebeniu na6 st.
Houts nia Teras & 8aeific Babn
obne @ehiel. Shreibt an iroenb
einen 9idet Nseften tueaen bieSes
neuen Sienites uoer an 6. IS. Eur.
ner, General BaIina'er.Neent, Dal.
las. Gera8.
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s. s.. 1eutermanu. ITO gaSinp
Strase. Brattiid5er Dtaihinift. %
Sabre IN Werbinouna init Der ,Sinaer
Wfo. Co. Gle Grten 0sdbmaidai.
men uDrr1tia. gersnietet unS rera.
riert. Wiete So Der WDnat. Ueihe
Telephone.
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Refine Qual tommt Der ourt Rbeu.
ttatismus oeruriahten oleitb. 9urh
ben @ebrauh BON Gimer & a(uenSs
Wecept WO. 1851 wiro lofort Gin.
oerung geibaffen. SIN allen %po.
theten au haben.
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Neelimatifirte Obit 8dume!

5h babe einen arpBen Turrat BON
bier in TeIas eesugenen BGumen.
8ierftrdn6ern. Stolen u. (. No., audi
Bnlmen uno anberen Tupf. un6
Wlunien Yflansen. Meine 8rei5e
itno reht. 8ufrienenbeit ift qorau.
tirt. Gin SnIpeftor' 9. gertifitat nit
ieoer Ueiteuung. Shreibt iofprt an
MIDI IN, 4otolDa. MorefIe:
". W. gteinbrius. Nurlerpmon.
geem BraunfelS, TeraS.
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g aredtn bur d tlos
9 there. Sn Duquesne, siirsr Dor.
ftaot Don 9}ittsbare, pa.. sntIpronssn
10 Stisre aus einem Snladtbaus unb
Itiirmten ,pts be{sfen burh mebrsrs
Straben, Die ssrabs nit Rinoern,
tDeIde aus Der Sduls iamsn. sefiini
tpcren. Grtpahisis ma1tsu persDei.
felts anpreusunsen, Die finb.r Dot
Gfabr su betDabren uno parf.n bic,
felben fOrnlih in Gdben uno spripat.
bdufsr. Gin Wann !uurbe bon etnenl
Der Gtiere ubsr sinen 3aun sel9leu.
bert uno trus {dmer5lide Werlebunsen
babon. Gdlieblid geIang es Der go,
Iiatt, big SefGbrIiden Tbiere unfddb.
I'D Su ma4en.
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sphu 6. Woftun s,owa,,.,

Soba 8. Bolton, Ceffentlidber
@ptar. @runoeigentum. Geent fiir
Benitunsanipriihe, gde Grudett.
nno 0auarrn'S Stra6e. geeeniiber pon
oer .Son &ntuniu grpreB." geeues
Telepbon 439.
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Ytaienz ODER pals . 2atarrb mlro
iofort beieitigt uno permanent furirt
ourb ,,@orp Sfprusaiin" (Gimer
& Ssmeabl. 5n aqen Gputbeten
su 9aben,
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Gorai's MIpeu 8raater, erfri.
iheno, ft6rteno. belebenn, ausaes
seid,net .fiir oas Snfiem, ar bnbeu
oei Wdri Giilm,
234 Siios@enter StruRe.
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SaomeitteraS iDltnldjt Gudj

Wenn Sbr guh iraenoms nieoer.
laiien nollt, tut es entlana Der 81.
ME Der
Gatt MmtpniD & YtramlaS
Yaf, Sabn,
i'm Garten'D Diitrift oes Staates. @e.
lunobett unb alima unitbertrpffen.
gllliae 21noereien fir Den Nartuer.
Warttadrtner, Obits uno 0iehsiihter
Weaen ginselbeiten penoet Sud, ON
@ep. s. Guptnn, O. IS. a.,
Saa NntpniD. Teros
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- g1enn Sbr gutes sSarmlanb
taufen mott, wenoet Guh an .. 3.
R RltHQemanu sarues Stu.
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Soatteru pacifie NahH.
U ntu n It.
~. 6. q =. 8abn.

wv Wv ~ - NSWVS]s
Nbfahrt.
Nnrb BaeD, Jort 8prtb, Dallas. RanSas
gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago, t6alih,
(Suniet 0epDt) ..8.45 Nben0S
9OcoIsna pia Smitbnille. z. .10Borm.
Nntunft:
Bon Chicago. Ct. 9onis, sanins gitB,
Dauas. Sort Bortb unb @aeD, t6glih
(Snniet DepDt) ......... s. WDrQens,
Goealaue bio Smithpine. -. sos Abenos
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,Deuttd)e Bader.

Rlaiiiser, Romans, Suasaoihrit.
ten &c. Del @ie. Ssnss.
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WuIf gbpre 8abt..

Ubfabrt.
Rod gauernia, Sutherland Springs.
StD6haIe, t6glim, 800 BDrIu.
Gutunft.
Spn Sto6hale, Sutberlanb Springs unb
Gabernin. tdalith. ...... .2::3O Nuchm.
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unttr ben aGnbtra,
psl9s aort prObu5irsn. fsben portu.
gal. Gmnisn anS Mlsi4 In sriier
@eihe,
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3. & O. ". RabH.
MkS~ E,~k

Rad alert Rnrb.E .YMntten ........
..............4 a llbr un6 500 Born.
Rod ct. 9Dnis, Wemphis unh benz
Often .1.20 ubr uahm.
NaM Noro Geras, 4anias Gitb nnh
~. Sonts ...............! 10 abeu0S
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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02
WEDDING BELLS.
cuRTIs sAwYER.


Miss Grace Farlin Curtis, daughter
of the Rev. Olin a. Curtis, Of Drew
Theological Seminary, and DR.. Carl
Walker Sawyer, of Marion, Ohio. were
married on Thursday IN Christ Metflo-
dist Episcopal church, Madison. Rev.
Olin A. Curtis, father Of the bride
performing the ceremony,
The altar was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and ferns. The bride
was attended by Miss Edna Osborne,
of La Crosse, Wis, as maid Of honor,
and Miss Marion Christian, of Marion,
Ohio, and Miss Mary B. Brant, of Mad
ison as bridesmaids. Marshall De
Wolf, of Marion, Ohio, was the best
man. The brides gown was dainty
creation of white chiffon cloth, cut en-
train. Size carried a boquet of bride
roses.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home Of the bride. After
a short trip Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer will
reside in Marion, Ohio.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02
SALMON SMITH.

At 4 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon
Miss Bertha May Smith, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Smith, was
united in marriage at the home of the
BRIDES parents in Hackettstown to
Herbert King Salmon, of Hopatcong
Landing. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. Dare, pastor Of
the L.edgewood Baptist Church. Only
a few relatives and friends of the con-
tracting parties were present at the
ceremony The wedding tour will be
spent dn Florida. The groom is a
member of the well-known firm OF Sal
mon Brothers, road contractors and
builders. Mr.. and Mrs. Salmon will
reside in Stanhope.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02
ALDERMEN MEET.
Republicans Name Committees and
VIII Control Politics.

Republicans Name Committees and
VIII Control Politics.
The board of aldermen under the
new law organized at noon on Monday.
The four aldermen elect Mowcry,
Thompson, Ovens and Rutan took
the oath Of office before Counsel Muir.
after which Mayor Reed called the
board to order and the roll was called
showing all the members present.
Mayor Reed then announced that
the board was ready for any business
and added that he supposed that the
committees should be named. Alder
man Owens said tile clerk had the list
and the latter then read the following
assignments of members TO the various
committees:
Finance Owens. Day, Rutan.
Streets Day, Thompson. Rutan.
Fire Thompson, Lewis, Belby.
Police Mowery. Owens, Belby.
Street Lamps Lewis, Rutans Lipp-
man.
Ordinances Rutan, Day, Lippman.
Ofiieers and Salaries Lippman,
Mowery, Rutan.
Licences Belby, Mowery, Lippman-
Printing Owens, Thompson, Belby-
The list having been adopted the
board adjourned to meet on Friday
evening. The committees will meet
on Wednesday evening to make ar
the budget ready for adoption on Fri
dau
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02
FINANCIAL
CONDITION
OF Morristown, Together with
the Yearly Receipts and
Disbursements.



The board OF aldermen held special
meeting ON Friday evening, with the
members all present. Mayor Reed
said that the meeting was called to
hear the annual reports of officers and
close up the business for the year.
A transfer of S1O0 from the miscel-
laneous account to streets was auth
oTiGed and the pay roll for the month
OF December for street employees was
ordered paid.
Mayor Reed said he had not signed
the gasolene ordinance passed at the
last special meeting, because on read
ing it over he had found that one sec
ton was not clear in fact, did not
provide any penalty for keeping gaso-
lene in quantities over thirty gallons
outside of a magazine. The vote on
the ordinance was reconSidered and
the ordinance put back on second read
ing, and the amendment necessary to
make the ordinance effective added,
then the ordinance was finally adopted.
Town Clerk Stiiwell read his annual
report showing that since April 26 he
had collected 81 ,90260 from licenses,
etc, and paid the same TO the town
treasurer. He mad also received $262- 30
from excise licenses, which had been
paid to the commissioner as salaries.
The finance c0mnittee reported THAT
they had audited the report of Town
Treasurer Quayle from May i to date
and found it o0ruect. The report
showed balance from last year of
Sa0s505 70 other receipts of $72 j676 .26:;
total receipts, 1888, ,l72. as; disburse-
meuts were s69y .92, leaving a bal
auoe Of SO 42l4.54 general account and
$4,000 special account, which since
june 8 has been drawing bnterest at
the rate of three per cent.
Among the disbursements were S16,-
z23se9 for streets; s6,175.11 for street
lighhing,;; is5, ,27Ose8 for police sa 1887 .46
for fire department: 81 s770s80 for hy-
drant rental; SA,l5A.l7 for salaries,
fees, etc. &28. .00e paid on notes; and
s62e.90 for discOnnt; sl,50O paid to
board of health on the regular account
and $lIs fTorn dog licenses, also 80
to the s. PssC. a.. from dog licenses.
and sl4l .6a for the poor. The report
was accepted and ordered printed.
The treasurer's report of the month
of December was also presented. He
received duning the month 625, ,240.4O
frOrn the town collector and $500 for
franchises.
Alderman Belbg reported progress
in the matter of the Mann haTn, Al
,derman Karn said that it was the. last
time he would meet with the board,
his time having exnired and thanked
the Mayor and members for conrtesies
during the almost five years, during
which he had, been a member
Mayor Reed expressed regret at los
ing Alderman Karn from the board
stating that he had relied upon him
and foRnd him alive to his duty hon
est and using his best judgment in
town affairs. He was sure the town
would naiss his services. The same re-
marks the Mayor said also applied to
Alderman Tomnkins, the other mem
ber of the old board t0retire.