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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
@nl. 0nritcn.

IS itnrb pIotlib am 10. 5uli 1906 i'm st.
Soiepbsapnfpital" NSn. anriten, G3 SABRE all,
gcltebter Sutte bon Mtinnie ~Sturlteil, Sle 5Cll
Der SeeroigltlG miro ipdtcr dtgeiciAf. llVD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
G6riIfina WtIQcr.

IS ftarb am 10. 1uli 1906 GGriittna Miilrr
inn gutcr bon 60 Snbreu lno II Wtongfen, Gnis
I'm nnf g SuNu5 Utiler. Sic NeeroiGling fius
hrtt INN Scr gEobuin0 ibrCr IUdtcr. 9tr. 1913,
yiorS' Gj{pnruc ztrabe, aus itutt. U07-s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
2soanoGe- Sotef uno Rnnex.

Gu. glcips gprf,gIOe. @mautlc. 9th, R..S., reno,
Dirt, bergrobcrt. @uie Slide. $500 bis $t4.OO
pro gSu6e. u. u. 5irliug, @taentbiimer,
CSuui9, 2WtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
SoGn Scrmig & So1n.
qeidcnbcitnttcr NIB Gtnbaii1mirer,
n,r 7nna ANrlcnma.Strnnk.

gr. 2OOSl LTItule'SItuNt.
2nsIoacibdit: pr. 524, @nlterHssIbemie,
~" Siu6innotulur, @nltimoresGou
gRtr bobcll in unrcrer iangen Sel6dftspraris
grm ulo Gei6 bcerotgt, Club NIT geringenl
Irnitt 3ufricoClI. Sie ~feinfteu Stutfdeu aeIie'
TERI iiir Sudsciten, llnterbaItuHgen mo anocre
8cleaenbcttcn. Beioe Telephone. (Wiai2s,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
2luCicrlci Wfnh.

GuS befonnte 2on0oner 8odcns
blatt oCrutb" bGlt ieincn 2unoSleus
ten cine ErcOi0t oorii6er, oob iie eii
unO oaiiclbc Ging goltj pcri6icOen
b%e1rtbeilcn, ie nad0cm Is lid im
HUSBAND o0cr in England ielblt CT.
cignet. Die GnglGnoer cntriiItctcn
iid) iiber bic MoBregcln Die Die rui.
iiide 9te8icrung I'M Sample nit i6rcn
@cgnern er0rciit, Die ood), mcnlt audi
nit He6t, nit alien Wtittcln bcltrc6t
limo, Die Olignr6ie ab5ui6oiicn. Gud)
bob Die Sitrtcn in Qfaceoonien 8lets
DIES nit Wlei6em crluiocrlL erl6eine
ben G%nglGnOcrn idrcdli6. 2l6er oicie
Sfrltpcl bGren oltf penl cS lid Inn
sic 9cpGltigung zines Nlliiton0c@
ser ,3uln o0er &aiiern bon0le. Sic
&iittcn ult0 00rfcr merben bci6olicn
mo 0onn D%erbrannt, 0aS 8ieb Ser
Ncbcllcn miro confis5irt llno Der
Stomm gebcBt. Menn eS Damn gum
aompi fommt, crboltcn mir Die 9ta6.
ridt, OnB mcbrere &unOcrt oca Sem.
NcS unO pier oOcr fiini unicrer Sol.
0otcn g~efollen lin0. 0ie S6lo6t lit
tbotiGdIid bios Die Moiiofrirllng
bclpofineter 2ellte Our6 gut
bcmoifnctc. @orum iin0cn obcr
iold)e Mtctbooen Der Nicberoriidln0
elmer Hcbeaion @unit in mIcrcn
9lllgcrl, menn iie iid ollf Ntfrifo unO
Sdwor5e bc5iebcn lp0brcnO lie BON
ms ucriebmt merOen, lucnn tic lid
ouf @cibe un0 europa 6c5iebcn?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
SOmmter : &ciurtS.
Itluntic Gitg.
5otcl milt[1trr.
occan.Gnbe bet @iroinia. gtprnue.

SnIicr6nIh iuentger S6ritte bon benz beriibuteu
goaromalf, bon ben Viers uno allen
Sergniigungen.
nShe Siltibtrc," lnoocrn bis in bic ~iIetitften
Sin5el9etter, ~offerirt ole MISREPRESENTATION tties
ortge1 Naten bon $3.50 pro sSDde. $3.50
Urn Sng. ~
3iliner ensSuite NIT pribatim Babe, Con.
nell.Bdrlor, SleOai0r bon Der Strabe, O~rdbefter.
(Suui20- e. z. 8Gucbus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
Surncr, ser 2eiden6eItatter,
iprtft bic &obr6eit..

Glue erttaifSr Seerbignua g~rltcfcrt fir SIS;
@crt6 St2J.
9iefe $75 @cerSiguns umfabt feinen f6lpur'
sen Eid, lpciben ODER Brauet 4liifh : Sarg.
nit feinrm Vci6lng, ben re0ullren $65 Sdrg;
Scffnen BEG SrahcS, GoOesanpetge nllo glibcl'
fife nit gepulitcrtem Gedcl. Iooienbcilo,
saleio oocr Hobc, @inbnIiumirulg, g Haore
Sunof6ube, TDiircrcpc. 9 Nuti6en nit @unmi'
~rciieit, Qeidcnipagcli, 9idtcr nno GclldDter. -
g8nrum $50 meDr all anoc1e lctdenbettaticr be-
snbIcnP Gle iouten itet5 etuas bonn Gerli6e'
rllng5qeIh iibrig bnbeu,
Iiu6crt Z. Surner, 2ei6cnbcitoiter.
9rsaotuaD nno Eliucr'StrnRe.
Gcibe Qbune. SNmensSinbdliamirer.
@crfnuot bon GctdcIl $50.
Suntt4 ,1SS&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
Ggfnriiuncn per Sampfcr.
SOl6eiterz8ea6
Sm poGem @fanse er0fnet.
Scr srORartise Samilien=3 elort.

Pra6tuoue EarTS, Hele gIntiifements unS
Ittrnitioncn; beriibmte SOC. MtubI8eiten; GuI3.
iuaiicrzgao; Oeriu6t uno 6eipdbrt. Wluiif bon
Der aapele oeS 3. 9ieGiIncnts. Scoem ecfdut
es in Sol6eiter.
@lamuutbs Sampicr u9uulc." Wo6entaeer
(arSgcrommcn 9ieufa9s, 9onnerftag5 lito
6reitnoS). $50 @prm Iub $50 gia6n.; 9tcn.
flag, Gonueritae mo Sreita9, $50 Sorm. 200
uno G.25 gta6m.; egtra Boot 3.15 gIudbK..
an GoHntaoeu; 900 Born. uno 2.3O 0ahua
@ette 6nmiIieRtage glontaG rplo Mittiuo6, Ser
uleiftc IIab.
Die feinfte Iour in Der g8eTt fir 25c. Ra'
bait fir S1uIen uno Gefeuf1aften. Glide
ieine Sdten often.
(Uiai26-,9&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
SOBn @. Scnfcl,
Gr. GOI, Glib G9arp StraRe,
III mr. QridlrnbcItottcr.

ipcIher ole g~ufirdac itets 5ur 3ufriebenbeit
%uuslibri. Sie bon ibm bcbanoeIter Geibet fbna
neu glodcn Iung licgeH, obne bic aeringiteu
e~rubuirte GinUulfamircrin, uno 1T bic 9ebnno,
liino bon SruucnIci6eH oereH Spe5talitdt.
Cant0,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
Die Gleaans Der Etau, elmer ;srou

nns ber eib i6rer alciSer bdi,at BON BEN bon
ibr geiraeereu Gorfet ab. Sizes 1T es, nas
6rnuen b6tit an5ie9cro uta beipuubert n,adt.
SicIe GduIer5eil itno auf ehagef6niirie biIiee
bcbinocrn. 9aS ,,gaaee epriet" 1T has ein3iee
Gortet aif benz Wl1rft, pel9es frcies sltberi,
boien %aeitattet. pgsaoe Gprict" garlurs, Hr.
2003. Notwithstanding. @ebr18.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
Die SOm Son SamilicnsG rfnriiuncn
nnd Mnnapplis II. bem Mcit.Niucr.

@ebilor in Der g8cIt; has StnaisbnuS. Damn
bic S5Bitecdps 6ubrt Die Nni b%inunter. Wclt.Ri.
Der, SuIcSuiue, 9bulf : Qoiut, bic Sul8lufi.
Gin Sug Der 9tube, iucIder bon ben bciten ster6'
fe1oe bon Rerionet aIiidlt6 mad 9auic 8nriid.
&iel 8ldb. Scr popuInre Sanlpfer nSnlnd
@tles," WtuntnG, Wliitlpp0 u1o 6reitag 8 ubr
Wtorgens.
Sonntug ~fpe5ieIer SdmiIientna nm $50
WiorgcrS. 9iildfcbr ungetdbr 7.30 Ibelos.
9aGb SeiertngSsG rfurfion ieben Gdmit1a
gia6nrtiag nm LILO. &iidiebr bel Wlonof9cin
lri 1915 9benoS.
Spc5ieue Soupcr3 SOC. Sine uuserudbIte
Gubrt. @eniigenb Raurt. Duff unb 1dn5 fit
bic iulgcn QelIte.
Nnnbfabrt.gmetc so Gcuts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16

Sn Sort @oOnc iit Ser
EreOigcr Or. Gorl @roB I'M @llter bon
y Snbrcn ciitem Ser5idIuge erlcgc1.
0roB fam bon Sronfiurt q. Wf. III
iltn0en Sobrcn nit lcinen Gltern nod)
ct. 2ouiS, ituOirte BORT I'M hubert
iAcn EreOiger Seminar Ebcologic,
mar Damn @eiitli6er in Gi6mono,
80, Buffalo unO felt 1880 Erc0iger
Der GmnnnelS @emcinOc IN Sort
Mopne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16

gaHe fiir's Muslano briprgt e. Maine. sr.
i13, SI.Saltimpre' Strr nabe Goitumbunfe.slpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16

Gcut6lan mirb 6teicn
CONNER Defenders DGltfig oltr6
idpere Gelpittcr init So0cIi6lGgen
beimgeiuft, Pins alien Tbeilen oeS
Nei6eS lieit mon IN oeltti6en 9lGt-
term Nad)ri6tcn iiber @oltcnbrii6c
unO Sogchuettcr, lpclde sic 8elO.
friidtc pcrniftct bdbert. So aus ocn
Ortid)oitcn IN Scr @cgeno bon 9ont-
berg, @eiBeltfel9, Sprottolt, @eblor,
@reSlor II. q. Orten. Sn S6lclicn
wurOen in 5iuci Eogen fl Ecrioncn
bonn 9libi6log gctrofien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16

Na6 9rep uS un0 Sic
QrorOt ioQ nun olld) oie Gbrc &d-
5ninc'S micOcr bcrgcltclt mcrOcn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Der int 0clttid)
irnli50iii6en aricgc Die fron50iiiGe
Hbcin-Irmce bcfebligte mo bon 0Clt
Tclltiden in bic 6eItllng Oteb &c
bringt vnO nod lGngcrcr 9elagerrmA
0urd) Die Gellti6cu 5ur l~lcbergobe &C,
5mungcn murOe, bate iid in 1873 ollf
Ole Infloge OcS GerrotbS 81 peront-
Wortcn. Gr murbe cinItinlmig idlll-
big bcfltnocn, 5ltr Degradation uto
5lin So0c Dcrllrtbeilt, aber bonn GrG.
iiOcrten MocGfnbon 81 5pon5igiGbri-
ger 6eitungSboft begnaoi9t. Sn 1874
gclnng cS 9o5oinc, ais Dem Sort aui
scr Snicl ct. Worgllerite 81 entfOn.
men mo itorb 1888 IN Mo0rio -
ornt ltnO o%crloiicn. @ci Ser icbigeli
&olfsItimmung in 6ronfrcid lit cS
nidt oltS0ci6lolicn, Oob ou6 DEM
toOten 6clOmori6al ihlicBli6 nod
cine Gbrcnrcttllng 5utbciI miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16

Sn GngIon6 lit gegen &c,
0ofterteS omerifanildeS 2cocr protc-
Itirt lunrbcn. 2c0er, ooS nit 8lufoie
uno S1lircn bltr6iebt uno etlpa 49,.
600 Collars mertb geipclen lci, babe
man bcn GnglGnOern fir 100000
Collars aui9ebGn9t. go raid nod
Den 6leiid). mo Gonierpcn- Sfonoo,
len miro bicic Nufocdling zines
Sd)ninoelS oo5ll b%eitrogell, omerita'
nilf)e Waaren nod mebr in Scrrlif
81 bringen. Sic llnihuloi9en mo
&cellen grportfirnlen miiiien nit Den
Sd)ulbigen leibcit.
llcber Die q d. M A.
tboben Der nStonOorb Oil Company"
miro aus GsfriOge, 3dnIos, bcrid)tet
Gle S0noler perfouftcn boS 8etro.
leltm 81 8 Gents Die @ullone. Die
STANDARD Oil So" bate porgelhric,
pen, oaB eS illdt blutger, dlS 1912
Gents perfnuit meroe. SpboI0 bic
eompognie ppn Der Serobietung ocS
EreileS erillbr, ididte iie ibrcn
Drummer nod Gsfriogc, Der Ocn
EreiS apf 1917 Gcnts iiir bic @rocer0
erbobte ln0 ibncn ais Stroic fir
ibren l(ngcboriom bcfobl, baS Ocl ST
13 Gents 81 pCrfuufcn. User lid bic
lem 9eIebl iuiOcriett, crbdlt fcin Gel
mcbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
lorraine.

Wiaiertid - 9%artartig Srteblid.
g8eitIid bon g8albruot elm uno cine babe
gort9. gtbenuesS Gar. Srcie Iutihen Nudmittn9e
nm terminus. 9rctie bon NeardbntbpIdten
icbt tpe6icu. 9ei6ie 9'eoiugunger. 3eIep6Dll-
Cation 223. SGrcnu: Srnurlin. nuo @tnoiur.
Munbs. MerIanRt NroiMiire. lWlai4. lS.&&9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16

Sic cr tie SGIfte 0eS Sab
res 1906 bat cincn ncllcn MccorO fir
%crIltitc ollrd 8cucr Qeidoffcu. G8
lit III Den ic6S Monotcn Gigcntblm
I'M @crtbc bon 367,6G5,550 Collars
burd 6cllcr pcrnihtct iporoen. Nui
ocn Wonot Sunni ultfoIlcn oopon
rln0 IA MiQioncn Collars. Ger
@rono in Son francisco bat oQer-
6iltgs ST. ser goni ungcluobnlid 10.
ben Shooen5iffcr piel bci0etrogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16

! Iebt lptu OoS oItreidiihe Ober6ofmet-
@Iterornt nidt einmol oo3 %nbrin9en
elmer @eOenttofeI an icincm 0eburtS-
bans in SoI8burq gcitottcn.
Rad ocm in Ser Mus tel.
lung oes oeittidcn Riiuitlcrb1tnOeS 3ll
Meimor nelin i~pertbuoac 9ilOer bon
rltd)loler San0 bernidtet porOet limo,
lit ort Die GrmittelulQ 0eS Gb0terS
cine 9%elobnlrng bon 1000 0tart ge-
iebt luor0eu.
Ser n&iener " Gnnerge.
iongsSercin" bco6Ii6tigt, cine SGn-
9erfobrt onrd oic gcrcinigten Stou-
ten 81 mdden. Serr &rcnlicr un0
Icin bcritbmter 8crcin lpcr0en bier
ber5li6 ipiutommcn icilt. GoS erIte
Wol, oob Gin eilropGiider @eiongper-
ctn bon 9tltf ben AtlautiiAen S5edlt
trcu5t.
Son Dem iton0
Der rulltId)en Gumo crbdlt man cinen
9cgriff 0ur6 Sen 9cridt Der Stotis
itil6en Gommiiiion OicicS YorIu.
mentS. 9ono6 bo6cn 1Sl 0titgIie.
Der Der Gumo gar fcinc S6ule be.
Iltd)t, III MitoIie0cr bo6cn MIR in
rntcrcn alaiien Sdulumtcrridt &c.
6abt, 81 in WtitteIi6uIcn mo nur 1S9
boben boberc Sdulen bcilldt.
Gin boSGofter Gorrcs
iponOent beri6tet, ooB ariegs-Se fre'
tar Gait, Der 6efonntlih nit GROCER
2cibeSfiiae Geiegnet lit, III einem
Observation-Disclosures in @aibington
ieiner NrtiGfeit Dem iNoncn 0eidled,t
gcgcniiber oo0llrd AlaorId CAB, Dob
cr oltfitonO mo 9omcn icinen SiB
onbot uno 9lei botten SiBgelegcn.
belt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16

2ebrcr Srientfubrten
1906 unO 1907. Gen III ben lcbtcn
5 Sobren ml29ciiibrten Is Sobrtcn
nod @gpptcn mo EalGItina lperoen
I'M 2ollfc Oicic3 SommcrS nod 5tpci
ipeitcre folgcn. Nie nGdltiGbrigen 4
6riibiobrSrCiicn nod Ggpptcn begin.
men bereita Ntittc Sonuor, an oicie
id)lieBen iid Damn 3 Spmmertouren
an, oltf Ocncn 5piiden <ror unO
Iiiuon Elm SpcSialoompier benubt
iperoen miro. Sc nod llmfong uno
@abl Der Gcilcrolltc lit Die 0oller Der
ein5elnen &ciicn, an bencn oild 60
men uno 9ti6tlcbrcr tbeilnebmen.
perihieocn. Go9 allsfiibrlihe Gro-
gromm Der 6obrtcrl 9tr. II bis % lit
bereitS eridicncn unO miro ouf Ser
langen Sntcrciicntcn bon Dem Heiic-
letter, Srn. Sui. 9oltbouien, in So.
lingen foitcnirci 5lgeionot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16

iett mill OaS oitreifiide 0bcr6ofmei-
Iteromt nidt einmoI Oo3 gnbri1gen
elner @eOenttofeI an icincm 0ebltrts-
bnlS IN SoI56llro ocitottcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16

Serr Socb Der SefretG Il
bcS Er1iiNcntcn hot Oen 9ebauptut.
gen mond)er Eolitifer rno 3eitungen
gcgeniiber crtlGrt, onB Scrr &oolcpclt
%unbeoingt an Gem feitbolte, iuos er
om gbcno lcincr g%rlpGblung Der
lprpden babe. Ger Gnti6IuB oeS
Eraiioentcn, lid, nidt mieoer I'M cine
Domination 81 bclpcrben, ici unipi-
oerrnflidl. Sic &cpublifoner ipcroen
alio nod) cincm on0ercn Tr1iioent-
dofis-eonoiOotcn llmihau bolten
miiiien.
60 gcbt's. 3u Qcb8citen
wor Der WoIcr Sans Iofart gefciert,
lpie lpeillge %ieillcr aunltgenoiictt NM
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-16
GROUP.

A reliable medicine and one that
should always be kept In the home
for immediate use Is Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t will prevent the
attack If given as soon as the child
becomes hoarse, or even after the
croupy cough appears. There is no
danger in giving it to children for
it contains no opium or other harm
full drug. For sale by Havre Drug
company.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICES.
Sunday:
Preaching at HOO A. NJ
Preaching at 2:3o p. M.
Y. P. 8. c. E. at 40 2. NJ
Preaching at 500 p. M.
Wednesday evening:
Prayer meeting at 500 p NJ
The Lords Supper will be observed
Sunday morning at HOO A. M.
+. w. POOL, Poster.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-16
THE T. A. NJ GIVE A
SUCCESSFUL BAL MASQUE

Fools danced with queens in Havre
last Tuesday night; court testers
romped with the grande danes;
squaws made merry with soldier and
sailor; kings bowed to peasant girls
and Bedelia polkaed with Barney, at
last, and Wno.e lot Of TURNER'S
that she didn't know their cOgnomen,
if you phase. The choice aggregation
of the remarkable happening tore
gathered in McIntyre's Opera house,
induced by the known merits of the
T. A. M. club as an entertainer and
seduced by the sweet (really) strains
OF Maughan's orchestra. Rarely have
management, floor receivers, callers
and musicians so successfully COM
bined in the city to make exercise of
the art CT Terpsichore enjoyable 10
the limit--the perfect limit.
Girls there were who thought their
partners elegant and rediscoVered
them as bearded pards after unmask-
ing Men there were who thou 5ht
| themselves in the seventh heaven or
delight and who aWoke to the re-
alization that they simply were dane
ing with their own wives whom they
can see at home most any time of
day. Masquerades are funny things
always beforehand sometimes after
-, the masQuer unmasl1s.
Folks who won things for the eX-
cellence of their disguise at the in.
itial maSque were:
The most original couple-Miss Rose
and Joe CroWell, who were canibals.
The most fancy dressed lady-Mrs
Goodall.
The most fancy dressed gent-Roy
McHammond, a drum major.
The most comical gent-Eugene We
drine, as a dutchman.
The most comical lady-Mrs. RoLt
Diamond, an Irish lady.
The most comical couple-Chas
Carlson, a Swede, and Miss Florence
Fleming, an old fashioned maiden.
The prize waltz was won by Law.
renee Sunday and Mrs. Joe Vaughan
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-16
FAREWELL IS Ridden
A POPULAR SOLDIER

Out at Fort Assinniboine they have
an organization known as THE Pedro
Club" The fellow who has been run
ming this club since the Third Gu
been known as president sorter suit
ednot only the folks within his COM
mand, but the folks Of Havre, as we'll.
AS a result he and his estimable wife
were given what they call in this Vi
cinity "a proper send-off" last Satur-
day night. Ali of the club were pre-
sent, as We're several entertainers from
the city-notably the prince of mo-
nologuists," Gus Meyers. The man
and woman honored were the Com
missary Sergeant Sandstrom and his
estimable wife, WHO were rendered a
reception, as society folk tell about it,
at the home of Sergeant-Major Nc
Carthy.
Dancing and progress i've euchre
were on the program Of the evening
eight tables being employed in the
card pastime. In the euchre contest
Mrs. Hagenbaugh won the first prize
silver card receiver. The second was
won by Mrs. G. E. Myers of Havre
cut-glass perfume bottle.
Sergeant and Mrs. SandstrOm are a.
bout to depart from Fort Assinniboin
Mr.. Sandstrom to establish home il
San Francisco, where they hope Il
spend their remaining days.
Subscribe for TIE Herald-s2 a year.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-16

When the Roscians were here last
time they gave us one Of the very
best entertainments we ever had the
pleasure to enjoy, and our people will
be glad to welcome them back again.
Now that they have engaged two New
York stars as their leading artists, we
will have the pleasure of hearing a
cast par eXcellance in comic opera, for
when they engaged Mr.. Claud Amsden
the famous operate comedian formerly
with De Wolff Hopper Opera COM
pany, they secured the best in this
or any other country, and Immediately
gave the company its name, which in
years to come will be a household
word in the opera field. They have
also engaged the charming prima don
ma soprano, Miss Hazel Davenport, as
Mr.. Amsden's Go STAR" and with
two such talented artists at the head
of the organization, backed with q
we'll balanced company, it is safe to
say the best of satisfaction will be tht
result. On next Monday and Tues.
day nights they will present the conf,
opera THE Mascot" and the musical
comedy opera "The Governors Wife
Seats on sale at Beokstead's drug
store.
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Montana is destined because Of It's
virgin areas to be the next field for
large emigration. Opportuniti,s await
the hungry ambition in every pJrti n
Of that vast state. Mines the richie t
in the world are there awaiting the
discoverer. Valleys, as fertile and
productive as the world has yet
known, lie untouched by the ploW.
Homes yet unbuilt with beautiful gard
en- and fields herd, flocks and 6 al
cries, extend for miles and miles EOS
sessed today by wild fowl and roam
ing animals 1t may be we'll that man
in his onward rush to the Pacif c
shores has passed this great domain
in the past, for now the poor may
find homes and the honest toiler may
have a chance to gain competence.
Not long will men pass by this golden
opportunity and when the tide sets
in for The lands of Mont1na HI
world will stand amazed at the mag
nitude of the movement.-Coast.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CHOUTEAU.
In accordance with an Act Of Con-
gress entitled Gan Act to Establish a
Bureau Of immigration and Naturaliza-
ton, and to Provide Uniform Rule
for the Naturalization of Aliens through
out the United States" approved June
Goth, 1906.
1T IS HEREBY ORDERED That the
first and second days Of each term Of
court, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, be- and they are hereby fixed
as the time and term for naturalization
purposes.
WITNESS MY HAND this 23rd day
Of October, A. D., 1906.
Signed JOHN w. TATTAN,
Judge.
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Fanny Ferguson

I. Miserere from III Trovatore'.
.Verdl
Ruby King, Karl Riedelsberger, Ray
mond Lehr
s. Violin Solo "Dudziarz" 49,.
:. 80. go. WieniaWSki
Karl Riedelsberger
8. Cornet Solo columbia" Robinson
Raymond Lehr
10. Soprano Solo For All Eternity"
violin obllgato).. Mascheroni
Fanny Ferguson
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PROGRAM OF THE
PHILHARMONIC COMPANY

The following is the program to
be given by the Philharmonic Concert
Co and Orchestra under the aus
pieces Of tn F. o. E. at the opera
house next Wednesday evening, Nov
21st:
PART ONE.
/. Hungarian Danced Major. .....
.BrannS
Ruby King, Karl Riedelsberger, Ray
mond Lehr
2. Soprano Solo,. >. :. 8. =. =. :.
..(a) "A Resolve" :. .Fontenailles
..(b) The Years at the Spring"
.. =. -. E. >. =. 8. Beach
Fanny Ferguson
8. Violin Solo. 49,. E. e. E. :. =.
..(a) Gypsy Dance. =. ..Nachez
..(b) "Serenade' Schubert Remenyi
Karl Riedelsberger
4. Cornet Solo-"Semplice" Air Varie
:. =. :. :. =. .Wadsworth
Raymond Lehr
5. Violin Solo,. .. :. =. =. >. -.
..(a) Bohemian Cradle Song. -.
.hdaL4
OBJ "Mazurka de Concert" .Musin
Karl Riedelsberger
PART TWO
6. Soprano Solo,. :. =. :. =. :. w..
."Elsa's Dream from Lohengrin.
or. Song of Ruth. .Gounod
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OF THE CITY
APPEAL TO COUNCIL

The city fathers were to have met
in special session Monday night, but
owing to the absence from the city
of some aldermen, a quorum could
not be secured. A committee from
the several churches appeared for the
purpose Of securing, if possible, re-
bate or some relief from the special
improvement taxes, which had been
assessed against church property IL
the city. This committee was headed
by o. s. Golf, representing the Pres
byterian church, with whom we're as
ISOLATED Messrs. G. D. Box and G. g.
Wilson for the Episcopal church and
Prof. T. J. Troy and Peter Des Roster
for the Catholic church.
The matter was gone over very thor
oughly in an informal way, City A.
torney Hammond was called upon for
the legal side of the question but he
could not offer much encouragement or
hope for relief, stating that he had in
yestiEatel the question thoroughly
some months ago and was of the opin
ion that the churches would be oblige
to pay the taxes. Mayor Newman pro
missed to take the matter up with the
cities of the state which had levied sp
cial improvement taxes and ascertain
what course had been pursued. All th'
officials present were heartily in favo
of affording the relief prayed for il
some way could be found in which it
could be done legally.
The city churches are assessed, II
round numbers, for the special i'm
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he Havre Herald

w. G. KESTER, EDITOR AND PROP
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Entered at the postoffice at Havre Mon
tana, as second-class mail matter.
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Making quite a burden TO the pio-
neer congregations Of these young
church organizations, already heav.
lily burdened with the work of build
ing up institutions for the worship
of God in this new country.
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II there were no birthd ys, Carist-
chance to get ahead few dollars.
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The slickest rogue in this world is the
Standard Oil company. The next slick
est Is the Beef trust.
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One of the scientists asserts that 1.-The
hobo Is degenerating into the ape" De-
generating? Is that the right word?
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HAvRE, MONT, FRIDAY, NOV. O. 1876.