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The Dickinson press., 1906-01-06
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

EfAoNO1AA SnONSHs
"Another year, dear Savior,
This life has been thy care;
make the new year blessed;
All glad and bright and fair!
Receive this grateful offering
And send it on its way,
And help US all to love thee
And please thee day by day"
Such ought to be the sentiment Of
every intelligent man and woman for
If God has kept in the past our lives as
precious treasures, surely their future
known to him-will be preserved for
his service il we will but confde in him
implicitly. Nowhere can one better
learn what this trust is than from Gods
precious word and the meditation there
ON in the Sunday services. We there
fore cordially invite all who can attend
to be present at these services, and you
who seldom find yourself at these are
urgently requested to attend for you
need the inspiration to be gained there
from to enable you to live right. Don't
forget to come early to the half hour
evening song service.
F. w. Gress. Pastor.
The Dickinson press., 1906-01-06
Warning Notice.

All persons are hereby forbidden tc
Craze stock or cut hay on lands in town
ship 1873, range 1oI, secs. !, 10 and IS and
township 1888, range 100, secs. s and 7
under penalty of the law.
MRS. J.. M. CHENowETH,
12-I6.4p Sand Creek.
The Dickinson press., 1906-01-06
The Tsar's Throne Shaking.

The news from Russia indicate that
the throne of the Tsar is %tottering and
likely to 60 to pieces at any moment.
If the poor fellow could get n Of
F~rankenberg's substantial arm-chairs
he would be very securely aud com
fortably seated for years to come. I-6-3t
The Dickinson press., 1906-01-06
12-.I6.4p
City Lots for Sale.

l have IS lots on Main street, west Of
the First National Bank, for sale. These
are the best located and cheapest lots
in the city. Thos. Evans, Gladstone.
For prices inquire at PRESS Office.
The Dickinson press., 1906-01-06
4 Colo storage nomnncr

He-Had IN odd experience the 9th.
er day. One morning my breakfast
boiled egg had an inscription on it. 1t
said, '"The finder may write to me-"
signed "Mary Smith," She-What re-
ply did you get? He-The postmaster
replied. He said that Miss Smith died
Of old age several years ago.-Leuis-
Vile Courier-Journal.
The Dickinson press., 1906-01-06
Coal Orders Promptly filled.

l will deliver Consolidated Coal Co.
deep-mined coal on short notice You
can order by telephone, Nc. Ga. Ibave
to pay cash and must receive cash on
delivery Of coal.
2-4.tf J. A. VAUGHN, Agent.
The Dickinson press., 1906-01-06

David. Harum," the novel written
by the late Edward Noyes westcott,
Melted the authors estate about $685.
600. according to a statement made In
the surrogate's court, Syracuse, N. Y.
The Dickinson press., 1906-01-06
DANGERS OF A COLD AND HOW
TO AVOID THEM.

More fatalities have their origin in or
result from a cold than from any other
cause. This fact alone should make
people more careful as there is no
danger whatever from a cold when it is
properly treated in the beginning. For
many years Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has been recognized as the
most prompt and effectual medicine in
use for this disease. 1t acts on natures
plan, loosens. the cough, relieves the
lungs, opens the secretions and aids
nature in restoring the system to a
healthy condition. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Dickinson press., 1906-01-06

OF a thousand flowers is in a single
b"ttIe oi our perfumes. In fact, they
are so delicious tina, Santa Claus is
thinNiog If Keeping them all Tor him
s.Il. BAT >"i can ou,wit him if you
come here "arl> enough. We have a
big lot Of perfumes dressed in holiday
attire and you can get what you wan,
n you speak quick enough.
WE HAVE
many other pretty Christmas things
besides. II we were to tell you all about
them here, von would miss the pleasant
surprise We have for you. Come and
see what it is
T.. J. GREENE & co.,
Opticians. jewelers. and Druggists
The Dickinson press., 1906-01-06

A JAMAICAN LADYSPEAKS HIGH
LY OF CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH
REMEDY.
Mrs. Michael Hart. wife Of superin-
tendent Of Cart Service at Kingston,
1amacia, West Indies Island, says that
she has for some years used Chamber.
Iain's Cough Remedy Tor coughs. Group
and whooping cough and has found j,
very beneficial. She has implicit conf.
dence in it and would moi be without a
bottle of it in her home. Sold by all
druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1906-01-06
CHRISTIAN

Christian Science services every Sum
day morning at II o'clock, Subject.
Truth" Sunday school at IL. Wed.
nesday evening meeting at 1880 p. M.
The reading room is open daily ex
cept Sunday from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
PRESS building, second floor. A cor
dial invitation is extended to the pub
lie.
The Dickinson press., 1906-01-06
NH d. ubsrsbsa
sf.IoHN's.

Litany, Communion. sermon. At lo:4s::
Sunday school At u; evening prayer and
sermon 1890; Wednesday evening, 7:3o.
Litany. followed by choir rehearsal.
Saturday evening, 7:3o, regular choir
rehearsal.
Rev. c. E. Dobson, Rector.
The Dickinson press., 1906-01-06
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

whatsoever will, let them come and
Join with US IN the worship Of God.
ROYAL J. KELLOGG, Pastor.
Io:45 a. M: Sermon.
12:15:- Sunday school.
3p. M: Juniors.
6:3o p. M: Endeavor meeting.
7:3o p. M: Song service.
8 D. M: Sermon.
Wednesday night, 7:3o, mid-week
PRAYER meeting. 4
Choir rehearsal Friday night each
week.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11

E F. Park of Saltillo has moved his family back to their home on Oliver street.
 A D Gibson of Texarkana was the guest of Col. C.. w. Bruce and family Sunday.
 l.. M. and w. E. Stone of Ham, monsville were iu Conway on bus mess Monday.
 And there is good barn, out houses, fine we'll, good fencing on the Clary propC4ty. 7-It FOR SAI I-Fine bird setter puppies. Gil or address H. B. Bush, Conway, Ark. 5-ct FOR sLLE-Fine Gordo | cet- ter puppies. Call or address H. B. Bush, Conway, Ark. S-3t FOR SAlI-A fine young jer- sey COW. 1 lice $40.
 Ms. s. E. ANDERSON.
 Rev. Jc1n R. Wright conducted the morning and evening services at the B. tist church Sunday. W ANTE D-A good colored cook, who can milk.
 Mrs. s. E. ANDERSON.
 Mrs. A. D. Baldwin is here dis posing of her household goods, preparatory to moving to Texar- kama.
 W A N T E. D-F Four boarders. Convenient location. See c. s. Simpson at Livingston & Son s store. It
 Miss Clara Vance has moved her dresSmaking establishment from the Racket Store, to the new Singer Sewing Machine office in the Vaughter building on North Front street, where she will be glad to welcome her customers. 2t
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
M. R. WHITE WEDDED AGAIN
Noted Character in Arkansas Journalism
 Married at Black Rock.

M. R. White, who has published newspapers and worked at the printing trade in nearly every town in the state during the past thirty years, and is we'll known in Con way, has married again. The hap py event occurred at Black Rock and is thus chronicled in the Tel ephone of that city:
 Spring and autumn combined with winter weather this week in the wedding of M. R. White, now of the Pilot force, and Susie Payne, youngest daughter of R. P. Payne. The groom is not near so young as he used to be and the bride is not yet fourteen. But Mir. White has pronounced this the most satisfac- tory of his weddings and we believe he ought to know what is neces- sary for his happiness, and here's our best wishes,
 MT. White enclosed the above clipping in letter to The Log Cabin Democrat and adds:
 And the universe is still in good condition,
 Yours in tribulation,
 "M. R. WHITE.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

ILL H. Harrell. sheriff of Faulkner county, Ark kausas do hereby proclaim that there will be an election held in the several townships in the said county on the first Tuesday in November i9O6, at which election the following officer is to be voted for. to- wit:
 One Represe ntative in Congress from the Fifth Congressional District of the State of Arkan- saS.
 Said election will will be held at the following precincts i'll said county, to- wit:
 Benedict township at Lavender school house. Benton township at Enders.
 Bristol townshiD at Bristol.
 Cadron township, court house, Conway. Cadron township, Stone precinct, at Cadron Gap school house.
 City of Couway-6rst ward, Electric Light Plant; second ward. court house; third ward. rear of Godbey's barber shop, on Front street. California township at Guy.
 Clifton township at Wooster.
 Cypress township at Cypress Valley school house.
 Daniey township at Mayhower.
 Easttork township at Spring Hill
 Enola township at Enoia.
 Harve township al Holland.
 Hardin township at Greenbrier.
 Mattht WIS township at Ingram springs.
 Mt. Vernon township at Mt. Vernon.
 Newton township at Naylor.
 Palarm township at Rocky Point.
 Pierce Creek township at Chadwick.
 Union township at Kendall.
 Walker township at Batesvilie church.
 Wilson township at Bridge Creek school house.
 Witness my hand as such sheriff this 9th day of October, 1Vb ! H FARRELL, Sheriff Faulkner County, Ark.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11

w. E. Cox is celebrating the arrival of fine twin boys at his home yesterday morning. They weigh 7H and 8 pounds.
 Mrs. Sophia Gottheilf left Tues day morning for her home in Lou isville, Ky, after spending the summer with her sister, Mrs. Jacob Frauenthal.
 Joe Green, of Conway, passed through the city Saturday with his pack of hounds en route to Pope county to hunt deer.-Morrilton Democrat,
 Rev. John Jeter Hurt has recov. covered from his long illness at. his former home, Ballsville, Va, and was expt cted to return to this city last night.
 Rev. C. H. Maury left Tuesday morning for Sylvania, where the Arkansas Presbytery is in session. He will return in time to occupy his pulpit next Sunday. -STRAYED-From my place 4 miles southwest of Conway, known as the Howard place, one sorrel mare colt, star i'll forehead right hind foot stocking footed, ? years old, bell on when strayed. S. co reward for return to me,
 JOHN D. ALLEN,
 at Route No. 3,
 Conway, Ark,
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
CLUB RESUMES MEETINGS.
Conway Shakespeare Class Begins Work
 After Summer Vacation.

The Shakespeare class, after its summer vacation, met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. o. o. Flor ence. No speci I r,ocram was rendered, but :Ac tiue was delight fully spent ir eecial enjoyment, the reception of new members, and some brief discussions on the year, $ work. Delicious refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs F. H. Prince.
 Tue years work will include the study of Henry the Eighth, Dante's Paradise and some of the English poets. The members of the club desire also to do some ef- fective work in the circulating school libraries, and other matters of interest and usefulness pertain ing to our homes and town.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
LOCAL NOTES.

w. B. Stark spent last Saturday at Morrilton.
 We have a good shoe at the Racket Store. 7-1t You can by good shoe at the Racket Store. I'll Telephone 162 for grate coal in any quantity. 4-u
 Capt J. NJ. Jenkins of Quitman is visiting here.
 The Racket : tore has added a new line of Is 7-1t
 w. T. Tu---.son was in from Martinville Tuesday. &
 A daughter was born | ( M.. 1Ld Mrs. Joe Jones Tuesday.
 The latest song Units" of the age at Pope's music store. 7-tf
 Glenn Piercy and Luther Griffin were at Morrilton Saturday. A fine lot of new watches just received at c. H. Robinette's It
 Sid Anderson of Little Rock was the guest of F. U. Halter last Fri day.
 Mrs. C. w. Cox ot Little Rock visited her parents few days last week.
 The Clary lot is worth 5000 to S7oo without any of the improve meuts. 7-It -WANTED-A school teacher for district No. o3, Reasonable salary. X
 Miss Addie Maddox is again con- nected with the Conway Telephone Company.
 A. A. Moore of Wooster was an appreciated caller at this othce Saturday. lh
 Mir. and Mrs. Will Gwin are the parents of a fine girl, born yesterday.
 The Clary dwelling could not be put up for the price asked for the \ whole place. 7-It The very latest things in sheet music, and stringed instruments at Pat Pope's piano and organ store. 7-tf
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11

Mrs. Ed Freeman has returned to her home in this city, after a pleasant visit to friends in Argenta.
 Mrs. Seaton Anderson and Miss Myrtle Greeson spent several days last week at Hot Springs seeing the fair.
 Miss Florence Gill came up from May6ower Friday night, having just closed a successful school at that place.
 Mrs. Anna Harrison and Miss Ethel Sevier have moved into the cottage recently vacated by J, J.. Livingston.
 Mrs. Minnie Haywood has gone to Jackson, Tenn, to spend a month with her brother, C. M. Owen and family.
 Van R. Hunt, who is connected with the Arkansas Democrat ot Little Rock. spent Sunday with friends in the city.
 Beautiful new jewelry of all kinds on display at Robinette's Call and make your selections be fore the stock is broken. It.
 Guitars, Violins, Mandolins and Banjos at bargain prices at Pat Pope's Music store. opposite Lay man Hotel, Conway, Ark. 7-tf
 Miss Geneva Fason has been very i'll with typhoid fever for the past three weeks. She was report ed slightly better yesterday morn ing.
 We are changing this ad. and our prices are changed-they' re lcwer-but the grades are as good os ever. Malvern Lumber Co.,, sales office, St. Louis; mills, Perla, Ark.
 Mrs. Theresa Weinmann of Esau came over the first of the week to pack her household goods preparatory to moving permanently to Esau.
 Rev. ]. B. Stevenson came up from Conway and held the regular quarterly conference at the Metho- dist church Monday. y.-Morrilton Democrat.
 FOR REIN T-The Allinder place, just south of this city. Eff ty acres of fine pasture, nice two story dwelling, good water, all un- der new fence. Apply at this of flee.
 -I have bought the coal business of l.. H. Pyle, and have on hand a large quantity of fine grate coal. Telephone 162 and let me deliver your winter supply. Price reason able. If w. L. ROBINS.
 Mrs. J. B. Moore and daughter, Mrs. Greenfield Hines, were among the visitors from Conway at the fair last week.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
Marriage Licenses.

During the past week County Clerk J. H. Hattie issued marriage licenses to the following:
 Frank H. Glover, r, to Miss Meda Mobbs, I6, Greenbrier.
 Robert May, g, to Mattie Roach, 20, Conway.
 L. B. Setzler, 22, to Miss Emma Bryant. 2I, Enola.
 L. E. Holloway, 26, Conway, tc Miss N. E. Lawrence, 22, Woes ter.
 G. w. Turnbough, 45, to Mrs. Lizzie Ballard, 30, Vilonia.
 J. w. Ball, "A, Wooster, to Miss Oza Shelton, 24, Atkins.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
Mrs. I. H. Pence Entertains.

Mrs. J. H. Pence entertained a number of the young folks in her delightful home on Mitchell street Monday evening in honor of Miss Maud Jones of Paragould. Miss Della Pence assisted her in receiv- ing and entertaining her guests, and the evening was one of much social enjoyment. Delicious cream and cake and chocolate were served.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
Wagon Struck by Engine.

While driving across the Oak street railway crossing with load of apples yesterday afternoon, the wagon :of J. H. Christian of Re treat, Van Buren county, was struck by a locomotive engine, which was backing up the side track. MT. Christian jumped and receive no injuries, and the wagon was only grazed by the engine.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
Mrs. Villines Dead.

Mrs. Dicey Villines, wife of Rev. ]. N. Villines of Holland, died at her home last Friday of consump- ton, and her remains were inter- red at Oakland cemetery Satur- day. Mrs. Villines was 30 years of age, and had been in i'll health for several months.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26

Inna bate ben 3ornuusbru9 bes
Satten rubig NIT angeb0rt; ettpas
pie S6elmerei elitt iiber ibr @eii9t.
sic ftanb unb Ieste Die 9anb auf
feinen Mrm.
p&pmm", faste iie rubis.
MiBtrauif9 folste ibr @alter in
ibr 3immer, bas er lanse ni9t be-
treten bate.
Sic seigte itumm aitf Elm sierli9es
Sif99en, bort ftanben %IprgfGltia in
Hippesfa4en aufbefpubrt a9t aoien,
bic lsBten nod frif9 unb buftis, bic
iibri9en tbeilpeife pelt.
dub t9 mod etfpas reben, bu
8Dietpi6t9"
Mit einem jubelnben 2aut urns
i6lang Malter feline Srau = Die
WeriO9nuns NOR sefGlpfen! 5rau
Inna itri9 audi Die leBter Der tau=
fenb betlisen gibe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26
Cine Srage.

Der unpermittelte l1ebergang ppm
Srdgii9en gum &omif9en lit elm
Gharafter5ug Der polen. Sn Der
Sbat tOmmt es febr ieIten Dor, bas
elm bes SeutiGen mG9tiger Srember
ii9 tn Wari9au befinbet, pbne baB
er Die neueite 4netDpte gu b0ren be-
fame, Die meiitens Die polnii9en Su>
ben in barmloier Weife gum beften
bat. 60 8. g.: Gin Sube, Der NIT
Gbemifalien bdnbelte, ipurbe inWarz
f9au BOZ @eri9t eeaosen, neil er,
obne Die amtli6en @ori6riften Su
bea4ten, On Semanben 9ift bertauft
bate. Dor @eri9t lieit Der Ri9ter
ibm bic alage por, als i'm Der Sube
plDbli9 nit Der 5rage unterbri6t:
n@eraeibsn Sic, !6err prGfibent,
periteben sic etpas bon ghemifas
lten9@
nSaau lit Der Sa6berfGnbigs,
0err Sp., sugesen", erpibert Der
Ri4ter, duf ben betreffenben GERM
htntpeifenb.
LIMB sic, 9err spa" frast Der
Snbe, inbem er ii9 au Dem Sa9hsrs
ftGnbisen tuenbet, mDeriteben STE etc
mas pom 9eieb9"
ssh baben bod ioeben bon benz
5errn prGiibsnten sebDrt, baB i4
Sa@beritdnbiger fir Gbemifalien
bin. Wenn Sic etfpas iiber bas Sc
feB tpifen molten, tuenben sic it9
bod %sefanisit on ben GERM prafz
benten!"
SD bite, bebenfen sic einmal,
9err Prdibent! sic iinb Der @or>
iiBenbe bonn @eri9t unb beriteben
nihts o gbemifalien; unb Der
SaaberitGnbiee fir gbemifdlien bers
ftebt ni9ts BON 9efeb. 1nb i9 urs
mer Sube fol- beriteben beibes, bas
0efeg unb bic GbemifaIienl 9err
prdfibent, tpie tOnneu sic mid Der,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26

vSie fOnnte mid bod penigftens
onbOrsn", rGionnirte er; nf&liebli4
ma9t isber NAL men bummenS trei9,
DEFENDERS tpenn CT fem SiI9blut in
ben Mbern bat"
Gr iiberleste.
Sa @prte ni6t angebDrt tpurben,
iolten 3ei9en reben.
@Is Mnna am Mbenb bic @pfe auf
ibrem Eager fanb, fanb lie gum ers
item Male pieber Sbrdnen; nit ibnen
flob aber aud Elm GROCER Sbeil ihres
Summers babin.
Solte es pirtli9 mDgli9 iein, boB
@alter gu ibr 5uriidfebrte, unb burf=
te tie na9 10 i9perer &rdntung 1ei=
ne Qiebe pieber ~annebmen9
/ rNein, niemals!!" rief fie. rGr hat
mid gu i4maabOG b%etrOgen; es fam
unb BARI feline @emeintdaft mebr
spii6en uns berrf6sn!"
limb tie eebahte Der toufenb eez
idnorenen gibe. Oenno6 ipurbe lie
Bel aller bef9pprenen Seftisfeit NIT
@ebmutb erfiat.
Sbr umflorter 8lid fiel auf bic
&pfe.
Did bat er bier n~iebereelegt, metr1
Mbbilb. Gin S9nitt nit benz i9arz
fen MeFer bat bid s%etrennt bon benz
Stamme, Der Dir 2eben CAB; morgen
tpirit BIZ beripelft fem. Morgen :
pienei9t = perben mir uns gleiz
9en."
Gin flii6tiaer 8lid in ben Spiegel
bate tie a~lerbinss klebren tDnnen.
bab elm iunses, f60nes Meis bis
.morsen" ni9t slei9 peripeltt.
sic fab ft4 f4eu I'm, als fur9tete
| fte, beobaatet gu fperben, fibrte bann
bic Gofe on tire 2ippen unb that fie
In cine aierlihe MajoIifabaie, bic fte
auf ben Na9ttifd fteIte.
Mm nd9ften Mprsen mar ibr cts
fer Bid na9 Der Hofe, bic fi4
merfpiirbis frif9 erbaIten bate.
Gin lei9tes 2d9eln glitt iiber lire
3ige, aber i9nea trat bic Crime
rung an bic @reisnife Der lebten
ftdblte ihr 9era sesen cine Wei9beit,
bic fi9 ibr aufbransen tponte.
&alt, muir einen flii4tigen 8rub
fpehfelnb. fhritt Tie on ihrem Sat
ten bDriiber, Der am bergsri9teten
&affeetif9 ibrer barrie. Shpeisenb
nabm bas Yadr ben Mprgentrart 81
fi9. ben ionft frohes Gefprd9 sez
piirat batte.
@obl ftabl fi6 bic tumme 8itte
bes 9atten in ibr !9era, aber lie perz
bdre ibre Gmpfinbung nnter Der
Sede BON grinnerunsen, bic tie abb
fi9tli4 unb NIT elmer eeipifen
SelbitpDniten5 berporfu9te unb bic
fi9 nit giiestGlte iiber ibr 9era leg
ten.
Mm Mbenb lag abermals eine Mp5e,
cine ppn erblibte, bunfle Hofe auf
ibrem Eager.
9ie CARTE Mufmsrffamteit blieb
ni9t pbne Wirfung auf bic iunge
Srau, ober nod mar bic seI6laeene
Dunbe gu frii9; ibr S9mers pers
brdnste bic nei9e @eeung, unb Mnno
hiiate ii4 tpeiter in taltes S4meis
gen.
Aber fdon ftri9 fe bon ben tau.
fenb sef4porenen @iben cine srObere
3abl ab.
Mat Sage bersinsen 10 i'm G4pei=
gen i'm ftiaen Werben bon feiner
Settle. In itummer 4btpebr bon ibrel
@eite.
Oa. eines Morsens, am aaffee.
tif4, i4lug Walter nit Der gebaater
Gauit auf ben Slid.
r3um Oonnerpetter, Mnna, mir
reDe mai men Son! Oas fann bod
10 ni4t tp~eiiersebn. Sd babe ia M
gielei sema2t. nc ia, aber iie lit ma
sefdeben unb gu gnbe! Wir f1nrer
bod niht elm gan3es 2eben ftumn
pie afpei Slide nebensinanber bsrge'
benl Die panse @efdi9te tbut mi,
ia febr leib. unb i4 sdbe bel barum
tpenn fe nidt pafirt tpGre; aber bd'
fur ein ganaes 2eben gu biiben =
bas bait i4 niht aug! 1nb bu aud
niG.!"
l1nb IN fomif9er Wutb rannte bel
Dottor i'm 3immtr lumber, nit bel
6dnben fi& IN bic 6aare faifenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26
tt,ir beanttpcrten ane Sraeen


fpGter Mbenbfunbe Der Nrbeiter @us
tppsti In Der aubaid'f4en 8rauerei
in 2pd.
&anb9en. Sem 9eiiBsr Srisb.
ri9 Hinglau TT bas @Ggemetne gbs
renaei6en berlieben tporben.
S9Dnflteb. Der Snitmann
Sofef pronpebfi unb Der &ne9t Spfef
StDbr, beibe BON bier, baben am "a.
DECEMBER porigen Sabres bic S4ul'
fnaben Mnton SDppner unb Muguit
StObr BON bier, bic auf benz f9pas
9en Gife bes Bankruptcies eingebroz
den paren, nit Mutb unb @nti4lofz
Ienbett unb ni9t obne @efabr fir ibr
eigenes 2eben ppm Spbe bes Grtrins
TENS gersttet. Sir bieie drerfennenss
tpsrthe S6ut bat Der He9ierungsprdz
iibent gu Mllenitein ben Genannten
cine 9elbprGmie bepiliet.
Sorbebnen. 2eBtens begub iia
Der S9dfer WDlf 81 benz 3iebbrunz
men, UNI WaiIer auf3u5isben. 9iers
BEL ftiir5te err III bic Siefe unb fonnte
aur als 2ei9e mad mebrfa6en Ses
mii6unsen tpieber ber~aus9e5ogen tper<
ben.
StaIGupDnsn. Gin erGBeres
S6abenfeuer brad in 9apebnen aus,
tpoielbit 3tpei SAeunen, Staq uno
S9uppen bes Serrn Stodfif4 Elm
Mdub Der Slammen fpurben.
Sapiau. Mit Morpbium bat
ii9 Der biefige allgemein gei4GBte
praftif9e Mrat Or. 3orn ber9iftet.
Wif9pill. Mit benz S4laat'
mefer um's 2sbsn sebra9t bat fid
Der S4ubmader Staunatb. @r bra4~
tie ii9 NIT benz Mefer, bas er aus
feiner elterlt9en Wphnung mitgenpmz
men bate, cine tiefe Wunbe IN Der
9erssesenb BET, bic feinen fofprtigen
Sob our Jolge bate. Mas ben in
ben beitsn Sabren itebenben, unper'
b~eiratbeten Mann In Den Sob ges
trieben bat, lit unbetannt.
Yrop,n5 9SeffpreuFen.
Oan5is. 0ie Mesierungsbau'
meifter 8ra9t unb GrGbner bierfelbit
finb gu Waferbauinfpettoren ernannt
tpprben.
&pniB. Die solbene 9o9aeit
feierten Die gltern bes 9errn Suiti3z
rdtbs unb Stabtratbs @ubolf SaHe.
bic S9miebemeiiter Martin 9afe''
f9en Gbeleite bierielbit
2eba. 9otelbe tiger Warimtltan
Niti9te faifte bon ieinen beiben Mit,
beftbern ben bfefen gebOrigen She'll
bes &ittergutes Sarbsfs. Der &auf,
preis purbe auf $4,000 Mf. Be-
msNen.
.Sbra. 5ier fanb bic feierlid.
Ginfibrung Der on bic bieiige epars
eelif9e .nebrflaffise 9emeinbef9uls
berufenen 2ehrer, 9erren @uit Rabts
te unb 4bolf papte, itatt.
&isfenburg. Grau @tttpt
6pl3t bat bic Teue Mdlfmiible fiji
ben preis bon 1880 Mt. an Serrr
prptt, ben lansiGbrisen Setonom bes
9isiisen Sffidierstaftnps, pertauft.
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neunjdbrise Spbn bes bier ppbnen'
ben G4leufenpdrters S9mtbt in be,
Rdbe Der Gabre oes Wei9feIs9aff
fanals ing Wafer eefalIen unb e.
trurten.
Sarnpnfe. Oas 25iG6rtge 8e,
fteben Der rom &ommeratenratb .
aiibnsmann (Stettin) gesriinbeter
p~appfabrit su Sarnopter Miihle
perbunben nit benz 25jdbriger
DientiubilGam bes 8etriebsletter;
Berger unb breisr Mrbeiteriubilare
tpurbe in ben sef4miidten Oienftrdu
men Der Gabrit gefeiert.
Mtaorfee. Bon einem bod mi
0pla ~belabenen Wagen ftiir5te Der 81
Sabre alte aneHt Sulius Wuransf
10 unsliidli4 herab. bab er fia Elm
iapere &opfberleBung 3uaog. an be
rem Solsen er in penigen Mugenbli
den ftarb.
3ippnop. Dor Ginger 3eif fei
erte bas &rauie'fhe gbepaar bas Sci
: Der s~olbenen 9odseit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-26
New York Dentists

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