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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24
MAN OF MODERATE MEANS.
One Use for Which He Would Like
to Have a Little More Money.

81 wouldn't want" said the man OF
moderate means, ''to be as rich as
Kresus l wouldn't even want money
enough to make me lazy; l think
great riches, hat is, great, would be
bad for most Of us, but l really would
like to have money enough so that
could wear any sort of clothes I
wanted in any sort Of weather. AS
it is, it's like this:
MY stock of clothes is limited.
have enough to make me presentable
in fair weather but no reserve of
such clothes and of course 1 can't af-
ford to take chances with what I've
got, and so the weather is always an
object Of concern to me.
"'Shall | wear my good clothes? ?
l say to myself, as l look out at the
sky on a lowery morning, or shall l
put on my old ones?' l don't want to
wear my old clothes if it's going to
clear off and | can't afford to wear
my good clothes if it's going to rain.
and being in this state of mind
doesn't help me any in my Judgment,
for a man can come closer to guess
ing right on things in which he is
not personally interested than he can
on things in which he is.
$50 sometimes | start out with
my good clothes on days that turn
out to be rainy, though oftener /
wear my old clothes on days that
turn out bright and sunny, when
might just as well have worn my
good ones, necessity naturally tend
ing to make one overcautious.
"But still, | can't afford to take a
chance.
81 wouldn't want to be as rich as
Jon Jakob Aster, nor even as old
man Rockefeller, but | would like ia
have money enough so hal l could
wear any sort of clothes | wanted ia
in any sort of weather. New York
Press.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24
MANUSCRIPTS V

"Here is a manuscript Of mine,'
said the author, (which has been 20.
ing the rounds of the magazine of
fees so long hat if an editor were
to accept it in an unguarded momenr
l should feel that l had lost an OLD
friend.
''Why, it has even crossed the
ocean and returned home without
shipwreck. 1t represents $40 worth
Of stamps to me, not to mention nine
gallons of midnight oip and IS
worth of typewriting. But its jour.
ney isn't ended yet-not yeti I'm
taking it to a tailor now to have il
cleaned and pressed and the ragged
edges trimmed, and then I'll give il
another whirl!"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24
AS A LAST EXTREME.

Once a number of legal lights ii
Washington were gathered in the
smoking room of a lawyers club
when the talk turned to a discussion
Of the veracity Of lawyers. "ThC
average man." remarked one disciple
Of Blackstone, "seems only too ready
to assume we are all Hars-a very
unjust position, it seems to me. Dc
we not sometime tell the truth ?" he
asked Of his neighbor, a well-known
criminal lawyer.
Certainly" promptly responded
the latter. 1--WE will do anything
sometimes to win a case.n
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24

Attention, u-s., COmradesl )
The 9TH Of December next WILL b
torty-four years since the battle o.
Prairie Grove, AK. l. Is desired TINS,
the survivors Of thus battle meet o.
the anniversary Ofjthis day in rcun O.,
at Garrett, Kansas.
Dinner call at l p. m. Supper cal
a. Up. N. The afternoon will be spen,
social,y. Campfire in the evening
Entertainment wi Ia
all who desire 1t. Report, Oh arrival.
at Post room, in the court house.
Comrades who vii par.
ticlpated in this battle, please senc
name, address, company apl regimen,
to G. ". DEWoLF.
Gsrnett, Ksnsas,
Papers vIeage copy. Comrades.
pass The word.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24
Born, tothe wife.o
les Williams

Born, tothe wife.o les Williams,
near Odessa Nov, 10, a son.
Need a fctd stfuti,? A pill is
best. snya pill like De W!tt's Little
Early Rase-s, About the most reliable
on the market. Sold by Crenshaw &
Young. 11-3mI
Odessa Democrat: The Chief
engineer of the company which is to
build an electric line from Odessa 10
Clinton was here Monday and was
very avorably'impressed with Odesse
and vicinity. The surveyors are al
work south OF here. 1t looks like this
company means business.
Good for everything is a salve used
I 90 UIudalll Iutpnt1tt1 for
piles. That is what we saw OF
DeWitt's Witch Hazel SaIve. On the
market for years and a standby in
thousands of families. Get DeWitt's.
Sold by Crenshaw s Young. ll-sm1
Odessa Democrat: Ed Brysnt and
Mise Kate foster were married at the
home of the bride in this city at 500
O'Clock +. m. Sunday, Novembe: II,
1906, by Elder ]. D Boyer. The
bride Is the daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs
z. V, Foster srd is of ono Of odessa
best families The grorm is a young
farmer Of near warrer burg.
The U~oDcordiau: Peter w,lkeps
died at his home s%outhWest Of
Concordla on Sunday afternoon, Nov
II, at an age Of IS years, 2 moptA!
and 20 DAYS. His death was due a.
an seeidelt rhich happened to hlm
two weeks ogo, when be fell rom a
wagon, breaking his haua and hurting
bis spiDe.-Tbe muersl took olae
Tuesday end services were CONDUCTED
by Rev. Runge; the remains were
placed 60 rest in the ST.. Matthew
(Luthersr) cemetery,
The .%conoordian: Rev. CRETE, an
old and %~el'known cit,zeu and pioneer
died 3 esda,, November 10, 1906. al,
his home at Apllville. The funeral
took place Thursday ard the remains
were placed to rest in the Bapti.t
cemetery, there to await The call of
the Master. The deceased lived in
this county for many years and
preached at Alma, Corder and Hig.
g~insville.
The Corcordian: Franz Daniel
Stosberg, a wellknown old man died
at the home of MS brother Fritz in
this city on Monday mt rning.
November IS, 1906, at $3.50 O'Clock.
at an age of 70 years and 2 months.
alter a several weeks illness. The
funeral took place on Tuesday after
noon and was Conducted bv Rev.
Mayhack. After the services the
renal, s of the weary pilgrim were
LAID to rest in the cemetery Of thc
Baptist congregation.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24
MADE HAPPY FOR LEE.

Great happiness caCle into the homc
IT S. G Blair, school superiuttlden =,
ut ST. Albans, w Va when his lule
daughter was restored from the dresd.
inl complaint he names. He says:
my little daughter had St V,tus'
Dance, which yielded to no treatment
but grew steadily worse uatil as a last
resort we tried Electric Bitters; and l
rejoice to say, three bottles effected a
complete cure" Quick, sure cure for
rervous complaints, general debility,
female weaknesses, impoverished bio d
and malaria. Guaranteed by Creu.
shaw & Young drug store. Price
SOC, II.Sml
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The "AltOn's" Excursion Bulletin.
COLO.

DENVER, COLO,
andturn S16.65 accc unit Benev violent
and Protective Order of Elks. On sane
July 10 and Is inclusive. RETURN
limit Aug. 20, 1906.
SUMMER TOURIST RATES
on sale June l to Sept, 80, 1906.
Return limit Oct, 81, 1906.
HoMESEEKERs' EXCURSIONS.
Special low rates to the South
Southwest and West. Lgeral return
GG Svop-orer privileges.
For fun Their information -egardinp
above, excursions call Oh or address
S. A. VERMILLION.
Ticket Agent Chicago & Alton Rail.
road, H~igginsyille, Mo.
Sunday Excursions via the Cation
EverySunday, at the following low
rates.
To Kansas City round trip rae 80. so
going, leave Higginsville s:as a. m.
returning, arrive at Higginsville s:55
10 independence round trip rate
sl.3h. Going, leave Higginsville s;as
m.' returning, arrive at Higginsville
s:55 p m.
To Oak Grove round trip rate rs.
Going, leave Higginsville $3.50 a. m.
returning arrive at Higginsville ass
b. m.
ToOdessa round trip rate AS. Going
leave Higginsville s:33 a. M. RETURNING
arrive at'Higginsville s:55 p. M.
To Alma, round trip rate. 80. Goinp
cave H%igginsville 1921 a. m, return.
ing, arrive at HigginAville 4:4s .. no.
TO Blackburn round trip rate 10
&oing, leave Higginsville 1921 a m.
feturning, arrive at Higginsville 4:43
10 Marshall round trip rate 80
Going, leave Higginsville 10:21 a. m.
Feturning, arrive at Higginsgille 40
+. =.
70 Slater round trip rate 81 9o.
SONG, leave Higginsville 1O:2l a. m.
feFprnlng, arrive at Higginsville 4:43
PM.
correspoadingly low rates {
intermedfate stations. Visit Kansas
Fifty or spend a quiet day in the
ecuntry-The "OMLY WAYp for an
puting.
s. A. VERMILLIoN,
Wicket Agent, Chicago & Alton Rail
road, H~igginsville, Mo
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24
Faruis For Sale.

Having more land than l can con-
veniently look after outside of this
state, l will SELL one or two of my
farms in Lafayette county, we'll
located for schools and churches, 5
of said farms near Dover and two
near H~igginsville, ranging 10 size
from $50 to 200 acres each. Will sell
at $40 per acre less than my neigh.
bors with 90 better soil.
RYLAND TCDHUNTER,
lO-lOtf Lexington, Mo
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24
THERE IS NO KEAS n

why your baby shorld be thin, and
fretiul during the night Worms are
the cause Of thin, sickly babies. Ii Is
natural that a healthy baby should be
fat and sleep we'll. II your baby does
MT retain its food don't experiment
with collie cures and other medicine,
but try a bottle of Whites Creain
Velmlfnge, and you will socn sec your
baby have color ard laugh rs it ,houIG.
Sold by Crenshaw & Young, II 3ml
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24
A COMMENTARY.

Knicker-Thrice armed is he who
hath his quarrel just.
Booker suppose that means he
has to take the girl three boxes o.
candy to make up.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24
A YEAR OF BLOOD.

The year OF 1908 Ill long be
smembsred in the home OF E. N
aaket, of Alliance, KY. as a year OF
lood; whicn flowed so eopiously from
AZ Tacket's lungs that death seemed
very near. He writes: nSeyere
olseding from the lungs aud a fright.
mi eough had brought me at Deaths
VppF' when l began taking DR.. Kings
fseW Discovery for consumption, with
sha astonishing result that after taking
bottles l vas completely restored
A. time has proven permanently
Nskqs" Guaranteed for sore langs,
gps ana colds, at Crenshaw &
oang drug store. Price soc and
sAfqQ Trial bottle free. 11.3ml
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24
u he ~Roriasaakar.

Though the NJ. x. & Il. Land Bureau.
thousands Of acres OF rich farm LANDS Cha
-roYed ana unimproved). located along the
ale of the Missouri. Kansas & Texas R'y in
missouri Kansas. Indian Territory, Okla
bona y Texas, are now offered for sale.
inc lands are especially adapted TO the
growth Of corn. wheat. cats. fruits vere-
tables, rice, cotton, sugar cane and for stock
farming. The lands are well located as to
magEGVg. schools enc
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24

Fer SALE-Klndling, old tin,
bricks and brick bats. Apply at the
old E. A. Seminary building. d&wtf
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24
Are You
Looking Ahead 2

10 the man lookinb ahead the Southwest
has an urgent invitation. The opportunifv
Is today when investment chances are good
anc homes can be purchased at from one
tentn to one-half the prices asked ia the
Ncftn and East.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24

Eon sALE-Fine pair 400 h.,
mares ~ st~Odebaker wagon, double
barnes also HOO ID mare, top
'uegg, slngle harnes, cheap. Inquire
y stable GU. @. YOUNG in.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24
To the Investor,

All over the Southwest, cities and towns
are growing up, expanding, requiring more.
demanding more, peopled by eager, pushing.
wtdeawake citizens, who see the virtue of
encouraging enterprises Of every kind. the
needtulness OF getting moreard better facih
ties, and more hands to develop Jhe country
The oil and gas fields of Kansas, Indian
Territory and Oklahoma are practically new
and oner wonderful opportunities for deyel.
opment along commercial lines.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24
Briefly THE C0NDITION is THIS.

The Southwest Is really in need Of nothing
save people. More men are wanted. In the
Southwest are vast areas OF unimproved lard
land not yielding the crops Of which ID Is
capable. The same thing, in q different way.
Is true OF the towns. Few lines of business
are adequately represented. There are D
ingsofali sortS-fo r mills and manufacturina
plants, for small S torres ofall kinds, for banks.
newspapers and lumber yards. Mechanics
and professional men, both are in demand.
We are in possession Of all SORTS Of infor
nation valuable alike to the investor ane
honeSeeker. If you are interested, tell us
"llat YOU want, how much you have TO invesD
aud we will gladly furnish the information.
Write today Tor a copy OF our book Business
Chances It's free, Address
%nEFgS1 GEORGE RcRvoa.
EYE Ia Genera! Passenger ans Usps, agsas
~ ST. LOUIS. MO. 9
nma-s~@Nr-e
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-11-24
No Hunting.

l positively forbid hunting on my
farm and will prosecute to the fullest
extent OF the law anyone caught
o&wtf LOUIS ECKLE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-13
GbcIapcafe Sampfcr.

Gbeinpeates9tnie.
GIesante Gafflgier 8 SampIer nIuaufid" uno
,Mtlantu" nad
rIS Voint Comfort unn Wpriolf, ga.
2ampfer o~erlaiielf Baltimore tdglicb tnlsaes
runlInen Sorlntaes) lint $50 gbellbs ulo ioms
men in Do Yoilit Comfort I'M o llbr Wiorseus
liito In 9Iorfpli Inn 7.15 MorgenS an. nHf6lies
beno ui Die SifenbabI8iige mad allen Hunitctt
bes SiibefS uio Siin,ueiieus.
f.t yuri.Rtner.2imir
Gteeante QGiid9ier 9anipfer Charlotte" uno
~ Baltimore"
nadI 0cjt.Ypiut uno 9iidlmpno, 9a.
Tampfer oerldiien Baltimore tdelih tdisecs
DINNER Sonn!agS) I'M 8 lbr Na6mitta9S mlo
iotlI1cn al gSefis Qoint Inn 7.30 MorgeHs uno
In 9iihmuno I'M 0.25 Wtorgene al.
Die an Mlontuaelt. Mittiuoden ilto 6reit1gen
bon Baltimore ubiubreHoen Sumpfer. mo Ole
bon gSe'..Voint an Stenitngen. Soineritaeel
iilto Samftuaen ubfnbren. lebel In Slulieeiierr
Ioint. 6lemeiliS ltrb MuitoltoS an: uto bic
an 2icnftagen. Sonncritdpen uro NSamlilgeit
bon Baltimore ltno an Montdgen, MtttpobeiI
ma iSSreiiagen bon 2Seit.Vottt abfabrcnoeu
Camper leSen In Vprito,un uno GIdpsRani an
thei giinftipen aSetter).
Tampicr ~perlaiIeu Baltimore prm Gier Wr. rs
NIB -, 2iBbtiiraRen.sperf
Surbs9itlete nab alien luniien fonnen ge-
fihert, 3epa1 aut9eaeben linb a1iittetiStniner
I'M 8oruls r~eferoirt iperoen, In Den bieiigen
Nilets8iircaur: 0r. ft9, Cit. 9altin,u re. strdhe,
". W. Npbion, Ieent: 9ir. 127, Ct.9altimpre.
9tralc, ODER ben Suupt : Yirreaur: Wr. $50,
Hlgbt.s trahe, Baltimore, Mlo.
Nruben Sufter, e. I. Gbtsm,
Gen. sSefbdttsiiibrcr. Sen. y iidetersgaert.
7. .. WseIannei, Sitlfss@e sVai. .aeeEI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-13
Baltimore Cbio- 8abn.
= 1daIt0. i9deIi1. an%suenommen gonntaos.
2Tur Gonntaep.

9rprebtiiae /. ytoe etunbe ant ber etnube" pol
9attben . Station racb Gafblngtpn an Uus
6ertdoen. 800 BORN. bic 500 Mbenbs. uii
@ra,T%n.9lsntt Srid're abfubrt bon M.
Mafhinsisa. ~SerIarsn mt. ~psa. Ct. 1000.
1870. 1850, ss.45, s9.AS. lf0.56, lff.bs Vor.
n;iitdasE PIC. 10, ii24D, i1.55 s2.43. 1880,
ala t4.b5. 1855. 1900. 1885, 800, siO.b6,
III. 32 Nbsnhs; perI. Camden Ct, 800, s6f6,
So l720, 1900, 1880. 1900. st0. 90, III Cd
gornt.;ags. li2.0o ysadts. i12.ob. 712.lS.
in.nO, 1908. 75.a5. 1900 .e.f8, 1890. ROO.
81 100, .s18, 1900. ices. 'tt.i0, '11.If
Mnnasst,s, mt. os~ooaI.etatt,n. 1880 uuS
2s.45 Born. l4.55 1901 Rdbm. gamoeusSfas
ton is.oo uio qs.Go Perm 1905 ptitinss.
Nrebet'6. Mt. g'ppdi Stdttra. 7S.46, l9.A6,
PORN. Garroen Citation. i7.35, 1900. fp.ft
une 1000 yory-, n.25, 1850 UNI $40 sta0s
ififides.
WisAeaer, ant. ~ohaI. t7to Born. la.ls,
$50 Tncbm.. Camden, T.20 Born. 300
1850 mno 400 Rl6r
&aaerstpwn, gRt. aooal Sta, H.45 Worn.,
10, 80 Tnbm. Gambler Citation. 1900 Born,
8 30 unb l4.00 Td3m
Qntrrtt'Gitn uno UT. ntrp, G,mbeu Station
I7,ise, sai Is sorm.. h.26. 1850. $3.50. 1850.
Sartts Rab. Camden e,aton, 1920 soru,.
srran, UT Nopai. 'a.43 To6m.. Camden.
ypsaI gine cine mods ebusbspbts unb xel,
Dorf, ueuer 3erutnnS an Dretanb5tsGHste.
her etraee, Nesp.slprf. beonept uam GsteiS.
fteuferu uub 0ef1dhe.1ttrtgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-13

ga @~aseosne"" sing Don bier nad
Netp gorf ab.s
gIpmouth IL. Rou. Nod,
Tclp.Dorf pcitergcIobren lit ser
Ganlpfcr .8otricio" Don Somburu.
SIENNA II, gtop. Nnaelonei
pom Hetu.yorf lit Der 0ampier ,a6.
nisin 2oiiiic."
8remen IL. Noo. - Nnaefom.
men lit bier Der Camper .Erapc~
BON Tcp.Dorf.
GberbonrG u. Gou. - gnoc
lonet BON Nep-Dort mlo nud gre,
men peitergefabrcn lit Der Sampler
uaoiisr BiIbelm Ser 8roBe."
9ouIog ne, 10, Nop. Ger
GampIer aRieutp Nmitcroam" pom
3otterNom tnbr nad &ep gorf luci.
ter. ur.,ed
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Yenniblbania.Ratn
RAD bsm netea ans aerses.

's;4s Born. (lnion . station $50 Bprm.).
YtftSblirg erprsb uro @btcueo Special.
'fi.aa sSim, GMnioH.statiOn t1.6 sorm.).
lilo Wadln. (bon rnion.etattou), .zbe genn.
l9iSartaN eimtteo, mad gbteaso. 9tnetnna'
's,15 .Wahm. (bon linton eiation), ct. aouis
eiTiteo,. nat .SrotanapoIiS uno ct. eouis.
'4.ob Radim., lbon untoi,@staticnl, rBeHnirt
cania epeeiai,". II stnnSen na6 Giisass.
nto 81. eouts @Ipreb.
100 aesnss toon ionetatiSn). gbteasa
$50 abenss Coon uniOn.eiaiiOn). ct. aOuis
$3.50 sbeHbs lbon iinion'eiaiion), gssitern
GIprsb uno gIepeIanb unb Cincinnati e.
'i1.4f, aadts (riHtnn.s station 11.55 ssa@ts).
RtttSbnrg GpectaI. GlE.
fi;ai Sadlts linion'siattoH i1.bb Raat)
40 Msratns characterization G.AA Worsens)
tdeIid, ndd Hos.Saoen. z
's.45 Born. Nnion'Statton 1856 8orm.). TAG
sslis. n sSS s @useStd SS.a mad, sS0 soseii; Safei''H'
la Vorua. Clnton' Stattor) 11,55 Borm).
iia!i% nat1 Renopo. nnS on BooeHtaasa
4.S MaSm, tasIta tson rn.on.etattOn). mad
$50 MSssss, fdatta Coon untOn.e.atiOn,. usA
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Gun uutuM.e tattUa,
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400. '645, 80 1925 ateIos an @o9sn'
.!a1agsoCi 81. , SoSsHH.t a 81. IA a ~ % Ss Y|sSs
Gur Ybiiaselppta, 4,io, 8.sb, $40, e.2o, HOO
8.45 gbenos, an Wo6entaaeu. eonntaVS,
s.ss' s 1tsS @s0reeHs' s-o4' 4.2o. ACT. 1855.
ga9 Bolton. $40 morsens on woaentaeen,
.6.s5 sibenSs ideIi6.-
@G Itsos SsIgaF ua nm !" ben g. 's s.f ss|s,ssT.. s g's,ssm'
8;sb. 1855 wloreens, $50, 457 urb 1850
MbsnSs an @oneniasen. sonniaes. zoe
ws neS aiiSS s aesnss' a.as, a.sl. e.1a. 7.as.. 1850
iis, siS, az, 'iio.si g5osaess. laos. las.
153, 212, 2.45, SIS $40, $50, sol. 5.fs,
93::4sII,, $50, sS'i s.4s 81 s.,,s. 81 Us, i io.ssS s s.m,sss III
7.sss 74s. s.45. '9 ga SSsorasns.. 1905, us.
22 .as' S SiiSj s ai@, ,ts &c. SiS7' s;Ss' az. 0 IN.
1890 MbennS. 80
g'at annapolis, 7,s6 Born. 124s. 4.4a s,odr,.,
s4s ss Spsn0s nm an ! ~ @S Sfssrsg eonnidss.
.sI2 Ra9ni. fasiiA.
eCaitssn SaaIIiya0. S.la sOrn,.. 1920 .s.h
eeaboarS aYr Cine 3D. o.12 yorm. 5,o7
assISa anS " sSsiitsru xa.l.as. .sao ussus.
e. Z. sp., .i2.4s waamittassan asooep
taGen, 1915 uno *9.55 abenbs tdeIt0.
Vsu pennfpiudnta. Mpsnne-e tattpH.
Hah Wnfbtngtcn, Gypreb. Git. 900 Born.
f.h9, S.55. 600 gd4m. tdeIf@, TAI wepr.
gems al Aodenfaeen. 9.Be abenbs muir an
@unutassr.
s1adb gnnnpoIis, TAI Sorm., 447 Ratrr., 500
Mbetos an g9odeniaeen. eonniass. 900
Norm. 600 WhenhS.
Sltr Ntlete unb S1brpIire nab aqen RunIien
Iiddjntrdaen ulf benz 9n~lpertBdbnbof. Torb,
oiisSde baltimore line GaloertsG trale uno
aufoeni liHtons yabnboi.
1epsd nitro auI vrInpsH In obsn oenanntss
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@cItcrn MarSlanb Giicnbabn.

0hge perlafeH 2tnen.Siation, iple folgi.
Tdgftdt.
40 friib. poit,g6neasug. Sagersiopn, 81.
uno 10. Tb. @aunesborp. GbdmberSbura
iiib. aitsa. Gouniags, Sdi.eod nnb Gnmbers
Lamb.
1000 PORN. - Gffom. nnh linion'grioae.
3.04 Tudbm. &fipm. na6 l~lnipnsPribae, 70.
mic 0orf, .6onober. GETTYSBURG utb q. u. 8.
7ibifiou SUMTER.
'4.55 yiatm. GIpreb. SauptIinie, Saaers.
ietpfl, Sancnd. Sbiopensfur9 hnb, ausaeu.
eonntaas, Sreoerid uno emmitsbure. Bar
forsgiualou.
1dafidl, anseenommen epantdas.
0.45 PORN. = gcri. q. II. 8. 9ib.. u. Saupt.
Iluie ofiiid bon gmorp'Srope. ioipie Gar'
Iisie,
800 .Sorm grsrcs nab 5IbnSon, sniom.
ierfcits Snperstclpn. Sdncod, Cumberland,
GIflnS. ebfpbensbnfo. Ercberid, Gmmits'
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INSTRUMENTATION
h,s3 abenbs. - sifem. na6 !Saroper.
6.15 Taenbs. -- Tff0m. ifdd llnicus9,rioae.
s,nr Furuerfiage nab eamhags.
1t.2h sbcns. - sffonr. mad linicNsglrtooe
Gdlt ntbt an Begn~frIodnidssipe, Citation.
n. Mpbtr:fcn, 9. ". Spipen,
@enernf' Sef6dftsfh1rer. Sen. 'gaif. 'sieent.
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Sdiffsnadridtem.

Dorf, IL. Nop. Nnae.
fommen iino I'M bieiiaen Saien oie
Eumpfer oNooroam" BON Notter.
Dam, .aroonlanb" bon Anirperpen
unb ullniteo States" bon aopen-
bagen.
abgeiabren lit bon bier Ser Gam.
pier o0lrneiiia" nod Glasgow.
8 am6urg, If. Nop. - Ginae-
%troffen lit bier Der Gampicr .glii.
der" bon Neu.Dorf.
&otterOain IN. 10. Nop. = Ser
Gampfer rStatenbnm" Iangte bon
Nerp-Yorf bier oil.
Bremen 10. Nop. = abaefa6.
rem mad @ep'gorf lit Der 1ampicr
sWain."
Sapre, II. aop. = Ter Tanpier
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Merdants' & Niners' Gransporta'
tim Gumpunu.

Tampiers9tntcu:
Sod Bottom uHo benz Slteu: ieoen Woning,
Sienfing, 9onneritae uno Sanliue, glbeioS
u lbr.
Mab. gropiSspee npS beu Often; ieoen Conn.
tag, Wiittpob iinb Sreiiag. Wbenbs u utr.
gah geioport'yieips uils Torfolf: tdgIih Inn
0 llbr NbetoS.
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benz Iuge abiabrenoe Sdmpfer aneenoiEmen.
ga9 Sapannab uno bent Siioen: leben 0iers
flag, 9onncritap nno Samft1g, gbenos 9 llbr.
9olipner nnb Yrobioenee.9 ampfer fabren bon
Der gSerfte am SuBe hes pong,IodS nb. Gds
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
Is. ". @iatnDbam. Ggent.
3rrg bod.
". U. gnruer, p..T. .Wt.
a.. .. Gtebbtns, Sen. sUtaH.
Sauptbiireau - GibeftsGde German. une
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PdHe fhr's NnSfant teferqt q. Aalue, n.
Ala, fn.Saltlmere. Ctr. aaSs 9stHmtsuIe.0be.
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Scr mann pom 8run0.
1ben. Gif,ter: Sic al1eerin
bate Sbnen nlio einen beleibigenoen
Brief geidrieben. Iesbolb bralldlen
Sic ibr ood) ober nod fein Sinteniob
al ben aopi 5u merienl" Ynae.
floeier: Y&err Rihter. ih bin cir;
Wann BON 8runbidsen mo iogc:
Wonit man iiiltoigt. bonlit miro
man g%citroft."
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TOTAL . S6Infvueacn9 tno ferttq 5lrI 0e,
branh IN Camden, uHe M Norai.statlon Nm
~ uhr Mtenhs.
naS Nnsntis;ets an ssodesntaesn: \,
Senntags. aae 8ise taften tn Uilminetca;
q bntt In Ghettr.
pifia. Nffom, ecnlbens Citation, 7s.or, le.lt
2orfn.. 70 20. 1910 Gn6m. ri. NohaI ef0,.
1910. 1920 estm., 70 e6, 8i5 RaMm.
hberbten Affpin, ganiheu Sfation, II ~
Rdhrt.. 1910 Mbeubs: Wt. Aphu! CITATION
2t.N5 Erdm, sG.t6 abenbS.
Rsferoiruna bon Rnrri In g4ldi. ober sop
Lor.saneaons. SpetfeSfafer etc, merben fnne1
"ef,rn' rer %sfsnnsu w pne- 'nTasrscr nfn~A
@nrra"r; Charles. nro Gotiir-ore,Strabe: 4.
s. u Et pn,f 1924. oeer Ue Gourtidro 1901.
M. Arhnf,1 tdticn g. & u. mt. sserrrr 3i24.
Tdmeen, stdiion 1rtorr'aiiers Rirenu. at
9,uif SAG. eber mo. Gouriinno 2T28. mno
CIR. $50, 2letVroaofpah.