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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12

church were opened for new members
aud there were eighteen taken in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong, Alva
Endsley, Claude McMillen, Georgia
Browning, PEARL and Herbert Arm
strong spent Sunday with Mr..
Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney left Satur-
day for Oklahoma for the betterment
OF Mrs. McMinneY's health.
Ruth Bingley and Gladys Wedding.
ham visited the school Friday.
Rev. Smith and family took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Orr McMiIlen Sun.
day.
Elmer Cook was seen going towards
Chanute Sunday night instead of
south as usual.
Quite number attended church
Sunday night 1T being Rev. Torrey's
farewell address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Endsley spent
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Freedline.
Sorgam Valley school opened Mon.
day with Miss Cunningham as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Woosley spent
Sunday with Mrs. Reeves OF ChaDute.
The people of Zion gave Rev Smith
pleasant surprise Saturday taking
with them well filled baskets. All en-.
]oyed good dinner together.
Mr.. Green and family spent Mon
day evening with Mr.. Youngs.
Mabel Browning spent Saturday
night with Ethel Reeves.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12
ROllin

How did the blizzard Sunday even
Ing strike you.
Andrew Myer is contemplating to
leave about the 10th of February.
That's right Andrew go while you are
young or never.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Burghart of
Ohanute spent Saturday night and
Sunday with their parents near Roll
lin.
VIM. Bussman and Henry Burghart
were hauling logs to Rollin saw mill
the fore part of the week.
Albert Burghart has rented the,
Aug. Myer Sr. farm for this yea1A
Mr.. Myer with his family will movd4
to Chanute in the spring.
Geriche Bros. are loading several
car loads of corn at Rollin for Wick.
airy this week.
John Osborn has sold one of his
Young mules for $50 to some unknown.
party.
Mrs. Mary Burghart who has been,
quite poorly of late 10 feeling some
better.
The Southwestern Oil and Gas Co.
have built new tank honse on the
Burgtart farm and ARE connecting
their wells to the CaYlaud power and
will soon be pumping them.
The Rollin refinery has received
their new agitator and they are re.
fiuing oil RICH aloug,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12
Lyman

Quite cool weather at present.
Mrs. Joe Horr spent Thursday and
Friday visiting home folks in Thayer
Mrs. Mona Sharp OF Shiloh visited
with Mrs. Lands Saturday afternoon
r. B. Adams has sold his farm to
parties IN Nebraska.
Shannon Jones expects to move t.
Cherryvale this week.
Rev. Cox Of carlton is holding a
series of meetings at Shiloh this week.
R. B. Adams went to Parsons Fri
day on business.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12
Center Grove

Fred Lassman who was accidently
shot about two weeks ago Is able to
attend school this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Cochran last Sunday.
The sale at Mr.. Collins drew a large
drowd and everything sold lairly we'll,
Mr.. Collins expect to start for Indi-
ana in a few days, Every one is
sorry to have them leave,
We have to write it nineteen and
six now.
Eta Malsbay of Chanute was visit
ing home folks few days last week,
Dave Phebus and family OF Prairie
View visited Manford Osborn's Sun
day.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12

Hill has the foundation laid and lum-
Der on the ground for his rooming and
short order house. ~ js5
Mr.. Adams who occupied Mrs.
SwartmaD's place moved TO Iowar and
Mr.. Brown of Petrolia renLed the
house and is keeping 1t as rooming
house. Is &
Grandma Thurman spent Sunday
with her son, Henry Thurman.
We are sorry to hear of Mr.. Nictred's
death Saturday night. She leaves
husband to mourn her loss. She was
taken to Chanute and taken away on
the train to where her parents live,
for burial,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12
Urbana

Real winter weather the past week.
Monday was the coolest of the winter.
Rev. Viezy preached here Tuesday
night,
Young Mr.. Harms of Illinois me-
phew of Al Even has been visiting
here the past week returning home
Monday.
S. M. Kill, Mr.. Heasley and his son,
Earl, have gone to the Territory to
work. Earl Heasley is here at present
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12
A MODERN MIRACLE,

Truly miraculous semed the re-
covery of Mrs. Mollie Holt of this
place, writes ]. o. r. Hooper, Wood
ford. Tenn, ''she was so wasted by
coughing up puss from her lungs.
Doctors delared her end so near that
her family has watched by her bed
side forty-eight hours; when, at my
urgent request DR.. Kings New Dis
covery was given her, with the aston.
ishing result tina, improvement began
and continued until she finally com
pletely recovered. and is a healthy
woman today Guaranteed cure for
coughs and colds. Soc and 81 at all
druggist. Trial bottle free.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12
Union Valley Voices

Mrs. Biggs spent Sunday with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Bowers.
Clay and Murray Tennis Sundayed
with Lee Gates.
Mr.. Weaver and wife from Parsons
spent last week the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. L. Tennis.
Mr.. Goliaby is expecting to moye
this week.
Edgar Parkins and wife came 10
from Mound Valley Friday to spend
few days with his brother Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Tennis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Weaver Sundayed at Bert
Kepley's,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12
MAY LIVE 100 YEARS

The chances for living full century
are excellent in the case of Mrs.
Jennie Duncan, Of Haynesville, Me-,
now 20 years old. She writes; "Elec
trio Bitters cured me of Chronic
Dyspepsia of 20 years standing and
made me feel as we'll and strong as a
young girl" Electric Bitters cure
Stomach and Liver diseases, Blood
disorders, General Debility and bodily
weakness. Sold on aguarantee at all
drug stores. Price only SOC.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION CURED

Ond who suffers from chronic con.
stipation is in danger of many serious
ailments. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures chronic constipation as it
aids digestion and stimulates the
liver and bowels, restoring the
natural action of these organs. Com.
mence taking it today and you will
feel at once. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup does not nauseate or grip and
is very pleasant to take. Refuse sub
stItutes.-The Brown Pharmacy,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12
Bunker Hill

Mr.. Wyatt and Ralph Mckinney
helped Mr.. Callahan butcher Monday,
Pearl Armstrong, MAZDA Hodge and
Nellie Brinegar took supper with
Alva Endsley Saturday evening.
Mr.. Callahan and family spent Sun
day with 8. L. Young.
The protrscted meetings closed
Sunday after continuing four weeks.
Sunday morning the doors of the
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12

Pearl Mcdonald was out of school
Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Hansen,and Mrs. Gates are
on the sick list.
Mr.. Hawkins moved last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Neptune spent
Sunday evening at JnO. McCowan's.
Cora Smith returned to her home in
Coffeyvile last Sunday after spending
a few weeks with her grandmother,
Mrs. N plume.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12
HALF THE WORLD WONDERS

how the other half lives. Those who
use Bncklen's Arnica Salve never
wonder if it will cure cuts, Wounds,
Burns, Sores and all Skin eruptions;
they know 1t will Mrs. Grant Shy,
113O E Reynolds ST., Springfield, Ill,
says: ~ regard it one of the absolute
necessities of Housekeeping" Guar
anteed by all druggists. 25c.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12
CHILDREN POISONED

Many children are poisoned and
made nervous and. il not killed out
right, by mothers giving them cough
syrups containing opiases. Foley's
Honey and Tar Is a safe and certain
remedy for coughs, Group and lung
trouble, and is the only prominent
cough medicine that contains no
opiates or other poisons.-The Brown
Pharmacy.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12

The mauy friends of G. H. Hausan,
Engineer L. E. & w. r. R., at present
living in Lima, o., will be pleased to
know of his recovery from threatened
kidney disease. He writes: II was
cured by ussng Foley's Kidney Cure,
whic recommend 10 all, especially
tainmenr who are usually similarly
afflicted, The Brown Pharmacy.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12
Petrolia

The bad roads and disaGreeable
weather prevented Petrolia from re-.
ceiving many visitors Sunday.
There were quite q number Of the
hands worked Sunday. The cement
work being hurried up before freezing
weather sets 10.
We are glad TO see p, trolia improve.
Mr.. N Miller's new three story resi-
dence 10 rapidly being built and Mr..
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12
A LIFE AT STAKE

If you but knew the splendid merit
of Foley's Honey and Tar you would
never be without It. A dose or two
will prevent an attack of pneumonia
or la grippe. 1t may save your life
The Brown Pharmacy.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12
STOP 1T

A neglected cough or cold may lead
to serious bronchial or lung troubles.
Don't take chances when Foley's
Honey and Tar affords perfect secur-
ity from serious effects of a cold
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12

1t you want your watch to run, take
l. to the new jeweler-all work guar
anteed or money refunded.-Dr.J w
Phillips.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12

Fatal kidney and bladder troubles
can always be prevented bv the use of
t'oley's Kidney Cure.-The Brown
Pharmacy,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-01-12
ChamberIain's Couch Remedy

Cures Colds. Group and whSOping Cough.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Scit Monoten bot al Der Worle
cine lpiloe Equalization IN Mtlnenlper'
thcn 9ehcrrid)t. Srot ollcr @arnnr'
gen rlibi9 urtbeilcnocr 3eltungen,
'd)ncltcn @crgmcrfS .&crthe al Der
Noric 9cnolti9 i'll Die Sobc, allen
uuron bic 9lfticu Der rHipilIing Win
ing Gomponp," bic crit einige Mp'
notc oili Dem Wturfte iino. 3icle Mi.
men iinb in Dem lo0cnaunten Cobalt
9eSirt Der conooilhcu Eropin5 Sntos
rio. 100 in lester ,icit reid)e Silber'
fnnbc 9cnlod)t luoroct ltno mo ooS
Wriin0ulgSficbcr ctl1e1 10 bobcil
@roo erreiftc, 0ub III fnrjer 3eit
9ubcnbe uno Inbcn0c WergncrfS
WcieuIidoften 9cgriillOet muroen. Gas
@eorGuge mad Dem Gobult-@ebiet
mar 10 oroB, Dob bic .@runo Srlmt'
'gnbn" GrtroSiiae elnItclen nunBtc.
inn Die @liifsi1gcr 5ll b%ci0rocrll. lin,
Ter ibncn moren notilrlid) uielc Alnc,
rifoner. Gieie biloeten io9nr Die
MebrSobl. Gie afiien, id)on 9eortdt,
aingen wic iriide Scntmeln ncnit
mandes Silberer5 loltc bis 81 1900
Collars pro Come ergeben. Iber DC
bisher entocdten Ioern ioaen IN sebN
Sohrcn ihon crid)opit ieill, nno ncnl
Die oliagcitelltcn Aftien ibren uol!er
@ertb bringen %iolleil. 10 milIlen me-
uiaitens 100 Wiaionen Collars aus
Den Wilen gebolt peroen.
Cab Ole gftien 10 raid, ltieeeit,
bate leinen @runo oorin. nab Der
SiIbertruit nad) ben 0ruben trod9'
tctc, Gle @iiggenbeims, Die an Der
Spite oes Silbertruits iteben, bpteil
oas Goppclte ocs Ncnnuertbes fiir
MIpiliilas@ftIen. nto nun rib lid) 0a3
Enblifum I'M oieielhell, obgleid, cS
BON Dem &erthe Der Mtinen gar nid)tS
iuuBtc. Gann plaste oieier Gage Ole
MIaie. Gohoem Die 8%ugecnbeims
lid, oos &orfauisred)t amf 100000
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Sireaa oes Observation-Disclosures,

JtutuIahSs
altirrore e, Wio., 81. 9tpo. 1906.
Sepacat oeriiegeIte slueebote fir Die 9teies
rllt9 bon GeiAdfiSbiihert, SbreibHldterialien
nuo SridIa6en Omit Mu0uabme BON 9rudfa:
6eit titr Die 1ffentIi6en Snllcnl, ipelde in
ben betrcfienocn Gepurtcments, Slbs2epa rte
ments. Mini3ipal .Nearlte, Mot IN eilenl Dee
partelncnt eingef9Ioiien, uio ben Spe6iaIz6on,'
n~liiitoneu ODER Neb6roen bes Dia0or5 i1o
Stnotrotbs bon Baltimore crioroerIi6 itno, fir
el5 Subr 1907, begiriteno an eriteIl Gage oeS
SGnunr 1907, rperben biermlit srpiln'bt;
Neiaete ~glneebote baben in lleberetniiinmuitg
nit ben gebrlidten SurmuIaren lit NoitenuIls
fhIdae ltuo .5pesifitationen, iueI6e ieti IN rreif
ner Office i'm Jtatbtauie nuf.ieecn, III fein.-
pile Goftetani6ldec miiien inter Der gnf'
thrift ~@ropoiaIs for Slaniboois, be5iu. sHros
poialS for Rrinting," noreiiirt an Den pVoarb
q snparbS" benz etahtsSiegiitrator in beiisn
Office Dor Dem u. December 1906, II llbr
1Ioroens. eiIlacrei6t tueroen, uno iebc5 stnge'
bot nluB bon einem begIaubigtcH Gbed fit oeit
Nctrde bon 500 begIeitet fem.
Sns Hedt, tr9elo eincs ODER ale graeDote
6irild8nfpeifen, miro rorbcbaIter.
geiidtigt:
6. GIah Simnnns,
9rdltocnt oer 9ontrdftaBeb1rbe.
gSilbur 3. Guglc,
Sta0tsBibliotbciar.
IN,,,no n = Qon. Nn,t q ~
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gerIeseltc g%ngebutr, an Die GoniraItsY eb1rhe
Der Stabt Baltimore geridtet, lueroen I'M BIT
reait oes t'He9llirdiors I'M Iaib9als, gals
timorc. mo-. bis nm II llbr gurmittags an
Wittlpudl, ben 10. Sc5cnbcr 1906, fir Die Gtr-
terlng mo gbIieicrutg bon fol6en Veoarfs,
artifeln an Die 9Suiier6eb5roe. n6tbie iiir bds
am 81. December 1907 enocnoc SGbr, eIttgeeer
g%saOHwsn; sinf4!tsbitd' S SUg SG ~ Shsi 9D y!
&6bren unb 3rbebDr, Wieiiing'Subitiide, gutter
nnS G8aiermeier nno transport bon Sobreli.,
H1bre1s 3ube66r. 8entiien etc.
gltaebote folten Die 9Iuii6ritt g8ropoiaIs
for Sltrnifbing Wlaterinls for the lSnter Dc
partenent, S6e6nlc VI OF g" etc, lpte otr
81 Iiefernoen WlatcrtaIe iIoiTht3irt ttn6, oest
sYrOpoiaLa for 5nrnilbing Materials, 93eolIe
Y nno e OF , ano 3 perlll man 4eoenit
Matcriol inter mC5r, al5 elmer Cite ~ %Iieiern
IS III eir t~pe6ieuer Serin1 gerlaht %iporoen
mn III ben Goltraft nur iolbe WlatcrtlIten lillb
in folder auantitdt eiu5ui6IieBen. ipie iie
iuirilih ~periangt tuerocr.
gontraftorsr n%liijcn lid ote Setailtrien Ia
t heller fir irer %Gi'r rial IN, ii1s 5 5SGIfGfs ,I MIlafs0ie p ar.
fdbdffen mo jir ielbell ,3ett III ibrerl Nloebo:
%nneebcr. uuf pelbe 1Gbcne oocr 1abelen bin
ic ibre %glngebote eiriureidbeu 9eocnfen.
Seoe5 slIlgcbot mib bon etlteit be9lnlibtafel1
Gbed. all ben WiuDor uio Staotrutb bon Valtt-
more 5nbIbar. in Der So6e zines 3ehnicls ocs
getruae5 bes g~tHBebot5 %tcgIeitet fett, penn
trae oeS s%liecbois $1,000. 90 ooer bariber it.
Sic erfplgreideu Mieter ntiifieil cine iufries
benitclenoe NilrqiGntt in Der iiblttell, 6orin
fir Die ectrcue Grfitaulla oee Gontrnttee I'M
b%oppeIten @etra9 oes @eribe5 oeS eontraiie9
Sic Gontrait.geb6ro bcbdlt iib bas Jted;
ppr, irgenb Gin poer lille ~9tnge6ote noer iraello
einen IbeiI ir8eno eires Inaebotes 5urilddu'
%iueiien.
8niers Snncnienr.
&. Slap Simanus,
GrdFioeit Der GottraftsBeboroe.
('ph30 Ncit "a .101
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tsooao, 9esfS.4.5.G7 ,s.iO1U
Sircau Der Observation-Disclosures : Gummtidre,
Gnc,.- Aich,n Ahc =

Baltimore. ben Z. gtobcmber 1906.
IS miro hermit beIarit se9eben, .oaB IN
@enldfbeit Der tbnei ourd ole Sorl9ritten pes
Wiarnl1nb BON Sabre 1904 llto Der AM 6.Wt1r5
1905 rnteraei6neten Seroronnn9 Nr. PIG oeo
Wiubors lno StaotrNtbs bon Baltimore nm IT.
1eno ipelder ait bteic Enlightenment 1liiueno'
barren @efebe ober &eroronungeil. Die Strabetl'
ourdbrlhssGornnliiidre fir Die Sinot Valttn'o'
re bei6lotien baben. pie Sedstes Giraffe, BON
ourc5 bic am 3. Nebcmbcr 1898 unter5eiGretc
8ernrbnune Nr. 100 bes Niapors itno Staots
rotbs anoenomnenel- 9lar Der 5eprarapPiihen
Straben oes Inneres 9e5ei9t iutro. nro in uea
bereiniiim1nllro nit bem \ are beiaeter pot9e'
t1Iagcner &erbeilerine. Der i.stt int beiaeiell
Niiredu Der beIGGien Golnrnifdrc anfbefpdbrt
nm sur 2nipeitipn ofiel H..
Die 2iuic %befaDter Gerbcierun9 ipiro citt'
Gcbenbcr elrdl bic tclsenben VuI'iie rHo Sren'
gen hcfdbriebcii:
Die mritIi6ic epite Der sc 5nB brciien
Sebster Gtrube %beolnnt an eircm Yunite an
oct rornlihiten Setfe bon Sresbnrls:trahe.
434.0S SUB bitIid hon Der Noropit-gde bon
pnu oo parallel nit Der eiebenten Strafe,
rtrelid 2 Girab 81 Mlinuien nm 90 Setunocn,
lpeitlih 0f323 SUB bis 6ur ,iilolifttei Gctte
Siioofis@de Der 9ortb7 9lpcnlic mo Siebenien
Stra6e %entferui; poIi On il0rolin ? @rao %
W'innicu uno 81 Serunoen iueit!ib 100 Sub lis
~ sinsm 8lliite az Der noroli3iien eeite per
NorooftsGde bon yiortbs sloenie ulo Der Sic
bcrtett Giraffe %entiernt. Nou on parallel init
Der Sicbcrten Strobc, ubroIi6 2 @rao 3s nj.
inten uno 40 Seillnocn. iucitIih 1sG3.S6 Sub
bis 5i eircni Gurftc al, Der iioliditen Seiic
bon geedb sGpcrllie, 43S.70 5ub pit.i6 bon Der
Siiooit'Sde bon Reed. Ibenle unn Der Sie'
beuten StroBe %enifcrnt. Sie pitlibfte Seite
DER Sedster Strobe ioa parallel nit uno SO
5ub 5itli6 bon Der iucitli1itei Settle fein. glle
IN obt1er 9eitrcttnla 9er1nntel Strabeli limo
S~ieicIbci, ipie tie AMI Dem Strabcnplun fit ben
atltcr Ser tppoarnpbifhcn Serulciiuns. onrb
ole ant 3. Se5einbcr 1898 u~lter5cifnete Der
nronnfg Nr. 129 n%ngenomneii, nieocrseIeei
iinb.
limb itc niu0en hermit ~ferrcr befanrt, tab
hcfngte gpfnfniifion am Wiunina, ben 10. Tea.
1906, 10 u6r Murecr3, In ibrent Niireaii I'M
ooen'Sebdroe. lexington unb SoIiear, Straee.
ibre critic Sitlrig 5nr Berutbnng Der Croft,
ning Der Sedstet Giraffe, wte obcu angeges
ben, bdlteu peroen.
Z. Arthur Eidbam,
Santcs n. Smitb.
Games 8. Wartne,
9ommiiiirc.
eugene 8. Spoarrs,
(9phT 1927 oe. TeS5) SIrrf
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@iaianl Gppf'S
wpmbc,ounte SIS Y%ccrbtaunoen umfa

iupGlteininte SIS gccrotsungeu nmfairn:
pra6tbouen ears, nit fGlpar8cm Sud, ipeibcm
ODER praIiem Yliif6 iicer8ogcli; duberen Saiten'
Ncerbigun9 : ~sln5eioe, Git0nIinmi:en,- Sanb'
f6uhe, 3rGucrfIor. 3ooterbeno ODER Hede, Setfi
nlino Des @rabcs. Qcibenmd9en. feds ieie
0utffen.. 8ugs, St!ible, Gifte:, 2eubter nnr
SrNpcrie'n.
Micc puaitdnsia S75. Grire Grtrn.s reien.
$50 = 8erianot ppn 2eiflcu - $50.
Nuocre 9eeroiguua 500, 500 uno $40.
9iprths nno @rernmcant'Apeunc.
Neibe Telephone. Iu9 uto Nadt.
(Hf1-) .HiF.f
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.19uuopns 8arf.
Der boiivtIa dainit, NfieShoi tn saitm.

Ter balytSd dlihits Sfisoboi fa. tBdittmors.
arcal: $50 gtdtr =, Suimeripl brcupcr Charter.
gu ieber Setf .rrei6bur. Stint 6ertS 5abr'
galo bon alien SiaottteiicrL Strabenbabns
IBa9ons pnfiiren ben 6auptcingana aue bit;
Winuien. NarfreB &nrte5imrren fnr Solbc,
Die ben 5ricbbot bel raubeui. g8etter beiiben.
Observation-Disclosures 81 fcbr ndBtgen s~sreifen,
fdntnitIi6 utter tortpdbrenoer BfleGc.
Sfreau: Dir. 81, Mcft-S a-atonasstrafe.
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@cfanntmndnn9en.
ehrean Ses etaSt.@ eumcters

9uItim0re, Den 3. Se8br. 1906.
Ser SlanisWeuneter miro am S%icmitan, ben
If. Sc6ember 1906. 10 llbr Sormttides. al
Srt mo Steue erireinen mo ous gfipeal Der
gnupiu1sS traBe, bon Ruiieas bis &arncrs Str..
i~eiiiteuen.
Sinicigb 6. rbomae,
CSe55). Siabts@epmeter.
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antbeile Der n9tcpiiiiu9 Itin2S 60"
5ll 20 GollorS pro Nnthcil 0cilhert,
erfldren lie ieBt, boB lie nid)t lpeittr
9ebcn Diirben. Sic licBen 60,OOO
Nntbetle perfaQen, ucriprdfel1 obcr,
Die fitr ibren 8erluIt 81 cttIh0Oigclt,
melfe 51 gnfollg Onrd) lie pcronloB1
iporocn, 0ieie 9lftien 5t f0uien. Gtc
Gnti6d0iguugs Summc miro a!ll
mlnOeItenS anocrtbolb 0filioncn Col.
lars gcid)dBt. MerOcn 0ieic Snnlmcn
mirfli6 5uriidge5oblt, 10 mare ooa
Gin IoQ, Ser mobl cil5i9 in Der 81
nnn5acIdlidne 0c9 Non0c3 0altebt.
llnO lparum baben iih Die @ltggen,
Geina Don Dem @eihdft 5urild9c5o.
gen? Is heiBt, oob Die @cieuidoft
teinen ted)tSQiiltigen 9elibtitel ollf
Die Silberl0n0ereien bobc. 1ua miro
non Den &erfdufcrn baitrittctl. Gtlpa9
lit ioltl in Scr @eidlid)tc. 9as Nubll'
finn crb1lt uic0er cinmol cifc 2ebrc,
OaB Die SpefuIotioneu ni6ta tollgell.
Sn Ocn BON SodperltGnoigcn un,tcr-
iltdten Wiilcn brin9t nod Dem ltrs
tbciI oeS olteren @ltggclbeim Dicl-
leidt cine aus 300 Den erbofftcn Sc
ninn.
@ie iold)e Soden genloft Wcr0cn,
5etat Die @ciGid)te Der Nipllling Mi.
men. 0oS @igentbum mltrOc bon
oen 9tem.Oorfer Carte, Der ciniGe
S%ilhcruoern entocft, IL cinenl nonll-
nelcn Breis crlporben. Gr id)lrg
baSielbe on Elm Spnoifot los, an Del
len Spite er Iton0. Scbt mar Is id)on
100000 9oaors mertb. 1orona
mllroc einc .Woine Corporation" nit
II Wtilionen in ) Collar 2(ntbeilel.
PTS cS befonnt mlr0e, oob Die @rgs
gcnbeins binter Nipiiling Der lc!elL
ltie9cn Die Mtticn BON ; otf 81 Col
lars, mo ollf Oieier 9uiiS mar Dos
Gigcntbum 40,S00.0OO Collars mcrtb.
2ebten Snlnitug ficlcn Die glftieu itl,s
fer 20. Eer @ertb BON 9fipiliirtg mar
II Dtiaioncn %gcringer. Nn Monto9
ficl ieOer Intbeil mie0er I'M 1 Col.
lars ooer SO Yro5ent bca Eoriper'
ties, Die glftien iielen ollf IS uno
iiber l13,000 Nftien mllroeu losgc.
i6logen. gtlpoS @lltes miro 0ieler
&lrsItlr5 bobcn, er miro Oos Spctlls
l%otion@iieber fir Die nGdItc 3cit BET
len.
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Separtcmcut fir Iiicntlthe sidberheit.
I1utrr. = fnn rtfutcut fir Sieiuuntrtteuricu.

r.Gepartenicn fir @eiunbbettsucicm.
uttimure G. 2S. Nobemher 1906.
@erleaefte Nngebote NIT Der gluil0rift Bro
poinIs tor Snrniibtn2. Groceries" thr oas In.
tersGepnrtfnent filr eiefunobeit, Separtenlerlt
fir 6ffeutIi6e Si6erbett. fir Den SebrnlUh Der
0uarantdRes Glaiion uuo nn Die Gontraltsyes
hjroe acri6tct, pcrocu biz Wliitiuudb, ocn II.
ScSrmbrr 1906, II ilAr @prmittnas, i'm 9iireali
bcs Observation-Disclosures ~entae1en %eetomnter tur
GieferIrp BON @rocerie'n an Die Guurantane'
CITATION fir cine Reriobe oot 1uolt Waonaien
in lteberciuiiilununG nit ben Gpc5tlifottonelt,
bic unf @efn6 an ben @eiunbbcitse Gomnliidr
III ocifeil 'Nireun' I'M 8utbbnnSs gnItet erlat9t
peroet I6riren. Gg@
Gin aii cine @%aItinorrr snrf se5pecner be.
gIaubiater Gbed. an ben @inhor uro S%tnatratb
bon Baltimore 5nbIbur, mus ieoen ~sllqehot
b%c!aciilst fetr, Ser ertolGrethe Dieter INNS
fruffes itcuen liro bCr unf Gontrnftc be5iigIifer
ScIiimmineen bGs ~Stnbtsgbnrters nabiominerl.
or. 3aEic6 SusIcn,
SefInobeitssG oItlintiIdr.
@cftitiot:
e. Gfaf 5imnnns.
Trditoent Ger 6outrnft' 8eborbe.
(9ico30, Sea-, 3.4.5.67,S .t0.tD
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Baltimore GcmcscrN.

garcau: Sranu!n.giee, Baltimore. II. Iprtbitr.
0eqrG6nisplGBe 3uni 8erfnuf - bon $25 an.
NIT giarnorptniten abse9rea5t ssh Ylae tir
bier (Sr6ber. C1int16.lS)
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Spbn Scriuig q: Sobu,
2tidlcnbeitntter uu0 Etnbaliamirt

Nr. 200S, CrieanssetrGke.
3peigef6dii: gr. 524, 9aitertsgloef1ue.
Sigblurotoiun, SaltiulorcsGounip.
Iir baben In unferer Iangen 8ei6dftsprayts
firm uno Reid bceroiQt Siro NIT a%ertnqem
Hrofit 8ufricoen. 9te feinitcn 2ltfber gelieiert
fir SndbBeiten. llnterbaItntGen rno n1loere @es
IeGenbeiten. @eioe 1eIepbons. CWlat28,1S)
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Sic ra6eennrn.en 9erioren rei6tert slppIifa.
ton fin TRANSFERRING elmer Gnbetail. Spiri.
tnpien.2ieeu5 bonn I. Wiai 1906 an elm, melhe
am TicnitGg, Is. December 1905, 8orrnittags
10 llbr. in Grtuiauna ge5ogen ipirb. Bro
teite iniiiieu bis bis Mpntng, Den II. Sc5br.
1906, eirgerei6t tueroen. Sormllare foniieII,
ipenIi setOinf9t. in bieiem SiireaR erlanst iper.
ben.
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Mnniiit Nnfmriitcr.

IS itarb AM 8. 0e5cmDcC 1906 Nuoaii @pf'
r%ieliter, 9eliebier COON pm 5obdlLne onrllets
tier, i'm Ilter bon sc labrcn; pie Seerots
iblHbrr" ss AUNT nUa" eeI, lsts NJ" .cvtea SSo5niina
III. 2O4l. 0ft'6eoern. sGtasc, aus fat. gels
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Cite Ir. 10.

Sptrttnoien.2tecu 81 etitiprcn.
Sarenu Der SptritnDicn.SicenS Is pmmiidre.
Simmer BOG, @erihtss@ebaroc.
Mich y. 9sparp,
Yrdfloeilt.
Scrnaro &ieienfclb,
6buaro 8. Sraccu,
Gnmtnifi1re