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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-24
THREE KOREANS HANGED.
Convicted Of Numbering a Korean
Gambler,

HONOLULU, May 24.-Three KOre-
ans were hanged this morning and two
others were committed for fifteen years
for torturing and numbering a Korean
gambler. The murdered man was ac-
cused of robbing the Koreans and
stealing their passports. He was first
beaten with sticks and salt poured in
to his wounds and then killed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-24
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

On account Of changing to a
more up-to-da comic supplement
we are forced to suspend this bright
feature for two weeks, after that
period we will resume giving you
ono Of the best and most attractive
Supplements printed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-24

labor commissioner, whose report is ex-
pected soon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-11
4 MINISTER ACCUSED
REPEATS his BERESY

ITHACA. N Y, April 29.-Before a
large audience of Cornell students and
faculty the Rev. Algernon c. Crapsey,
of Rochester, whose trial for heresy
was concluded at Batavia yesterday,
preached in Sage chapel this afternoon.
He virtually repeated the statements
which brought about the charges of
heresy. In the course of his address
he said:
THE story of the resurrection of
Jesus Christ is not history 1t is tradi-
ton merely. The reports of it in the
gospel are unreliable. The only thing
the reports made at all certain is that
Peter saw Jesus after he was buried.
Peter did not see any physical Jesus.
He was in an overweight mental state
and saw Jesus only psychologically and
spiritually. His great love for the son
of Joseph made him unwilling to be-
lieVe Jesus dead, the same as we are
often unwilling to believe our friends
dead
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-11
THE CASE OF GORKY.

5 a N treating
o
out o
Goky Ladies Home Journal Goy equally
and which
should look who does little destroying
moderation He
another
affinity The strictly legal buike all
superstition? Do still
Robert Phelps
compelled
This a od Mr. Mark
compared with the Man with
OF
hma
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-11
TIE QUEEN EMMA LOT.

Strong objections proposed of Queer
Emma property Observation-Disclosures in Nuanu Valley which the Government
Three main grounds of objection the made viz:
specifically a filtration
Nunu and there other location suitable for
portions required suitable pu
being other reservation in that locality
but building
eluding question: park
The of Public Works argues that filter plant is not
needed Nuuan Valley because the will be large
will terng He also claims that fteg will
As to the point that flteng will not typhoid germs Mr. Holloway
hastily without
engineer he that it has been demonstrated beyond all possibility
practically liquids
produces
s for drinking purposes
1t question
the chief protection from typhoid fever 1t
epidemic OF typhoid fever carried OH leading members from dozen of the
most prominent families Honolulu There probability that the
other visitation of this kind terng
Won s
point storage upper
the that such be used the light station power
viii thereafter
viii be infection
typhoid germs deadly and can be transmitted fatally through water
in the large reservoir as through the small one
therefrom will
pipe system
First the site question high enough reach certainly 90 cent of
all the water consumers in the city and probably
The few under the level of the Queen Emma lot
tendency is to build residences higher the foot hills
a o the topen
'front.'
alton
and
be
S o In fac one
of of
i o
filtration
of
as an he o n stion
of
of is
ife and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-11
ECONOMY IN THE END.

A few doses of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will cure your cold and per-
haps save a doctors bill later on. It
always cures and cures quickly. For
sale by Benson, Smith & Co., Agents
for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-11

Advertisers with Frederick j. Han for letters of
to
no lose him
kin to Ike will
o included in study
of schools. That
the
popular value
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-11

In article which Advertiser
weeks OF
tropical
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-11

The member of the Bailey dead
ais
his with railroads capabilities
had it
mil in
shows MACE he most money o long career
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-11

An (ndiana) following Honolulu
Apil2o.- wasv
mimi A panicfo Not much s
cablegram the
of
tembo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-11

health
with
(which makes insular
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-11
THE CULTIVATION OF PEACHES


week the SALE
s rite kin in Easter market
that peaches could
a had
by the with growing
which would
put
other
for farme
o n a
valley be
coast itself could But he would
He should
o SOIL.
been and Honolulu small
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-11

Honolulu importing butter from the northwest In the
o and
has would the
of
of
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
2lmeriedn 2lationaI l2eoGross,
W,nrnlano' 3mrn


glppeHirt ernitli0 Gu hd5 &plf otS
staatee WiarNlnnb
tir 6oHtrhuiioncn iiir llnCriihRnno Der Iuus
ICE6e bon beima tblDlCu NCluubuCrn uuu
Gu 6raniiScu, Eaiiia,alcn.
CtIlHCt die yeiruAe on
Gi,ncne Scucriun, Gsa, 1tbu0meiiicr.
Baltimore Ernit ano Guarantee 50.
ricp. TprburN NiGtru5ie,
SCirrtdr.
Te GunoS mCr6cn BON Guiiurner 3lueioc
selmCrlmH Hutiunui Neo GroB" ueribeilt wera
0eH. OiO-lftD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Sin Wnfrnf an bic
8iir9er
bon Baltimore.

i,cnic Samitag 81. Nlpri(.
II llbr SornlittoA3, miro i'm
S0aIc 0eS erltcu HntbS5meigc5
cine &crlnmmlung oca Mtarn
lanb 3peigcS oer9lmcrifoniihen
9t0tional,@ ,@eiellid)ait sum rot6en
&rcll5c uno 0cS @iirgcr llntcr-
itilblruDS Gomite'$ ser Stoot
baltimore ltattiinoen, I'm Mits
tel 5llr llnterltilblm9 lmicrer in
9totb bciinOIidcn Mitbiirger
bon Sou tSruncisco 5l bel6ai-
fen.
98ir 9lQe milien, mas sic Ger
ltorung bon elmer Gua0ratueile
bon SGuIeru fir ms ii Nalti,
more bc0eltetc. slu3 San
tSra1lciaco lperoen mebr ais 10
Wleilcn 6eri6tet.
Su Oieier GcrlnnmIlmo mers
Sen mir icoenioa9 aenoucre
&enntniB iibcr sic crnftcn 3u.
itInbc uno 0ic @e0iiriniiie San
tSronciSco'& bnbcn lmo S6nen
0ieIcIbe Dorledcn.
Der 9Iuiruf miro unter5eitb-
net bon;
Scincr Grccllcns Go,uin War.
ficlb, @olucrnelr uno
ErGiioent oeS Morpluno
3meiaeS ser Nlncrifoni.
i6en 9totional. .@eicllihoit
sum rotben &rell5.
Slhtb. Ninppr Simanns,
0iapor Der Staot Salti-
more.
9. u. @afcr, %oriibrr ocs
Greflltin Gomite'S oeS
.MorplnnO 3mcigeS ser
glmerifoniihen 9tational-
@eiellihait sum rotben
Grcn5.
Sobn 2. @ilIun, &oriiBcr beS
SiirAer llntcrltiiBlm0S-
Gonite'9 ser Stuot 9ulti-
more.
0lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Nelu'g)orfer Soppclm6rSer iteat iidl
Der Euli,ci in Ybilaoclpbia.

y Gbilobclp6io. 90. glpril. =
&hn. Ecrrp, cin 3G-jGbrigcr 9}eger.
lteQte iid) beutc Scr biciioen EoIisei
nno tbeiIte NIT oob or eeitern Sen
9tc9er 2ewiS WillianS, iomie Die
9te9erin sllicC Merritt in elmer Sod.
bobnitotion in Nelp g)orf crihoB.
Scincr 9lngobc nad) 6co6idtigte rr
nht observation-disclosures 81 t6oten.
ionoern troi oaiicl6e 5lri1llig, Gr ipar
ollf @ilIiamS eiieriiiftil peil Scr.
IeIbe glicc gliiflnertiomteiten CT.
mieS, mo ieucrte besbal6 oui oel,-
IcIbcn. 9iah Dem gerbrchen cnt-
ilob er bicrbcr no er in Solge bon
@eluiilcnSbilicr beidloB, iid Der $50.
li5ei mla5ulieiern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
>Raowarp's
~ 29'iue,t
iicberm
peri rballllng

Gurtb i6rc anti bili6ien
GiGenidaiten ltimuIiren lie ole 2eber
IN Scr glbionoerlmg ser 8oae imo
glnSiheiOung ocrielben ourd Die
8ollenfuuGlc. 0icie Eiacn, in 9u.
len bon 3mei bis bier, re0ulircn bal.
oigit Oic 2ebcrtbGti0feit ,no beireien
oen Eaticnten BON oicicn Wi;iugeln.
Cine oOer 5ipei npu Goonap'S Yillcn
tGglih genomuien bon Sulhcn, mel.
die al bili0icn Shmer3en mo Srdg.
Geit Scr 2e6er leiOen, bolten ous So.
item rcgelmGBig mo iideru cine ge.
lunoc &crouluiug.
SD bin i20 WiGieR bon Der ndtbitcn sIpoibeie
entfernt uno nerInn1e bon Giidb, mir eiu Dubeno
NorcS tbrer Ritlen 8u ii6erienoeu SD Ieoe an
MuSfels sHbsunntSmus ilno mar neun Wsonaie
lana in 0ot Springs Weine 2e6er uuo giereu
lino dnacGriffcn. Sd fduo, Dab Sbre RiGen mir
mebr nitcH. ais alle WtcoSineu, bic Id scnoul.
men uuh Die pSprinaS" obenSrcin.
slbtiHISpuH
". Samss."
9arQna SaIG, puma Gountp, @r8oua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Gntau.Spar6anf bon Baltimore.
slbpef. Gde Guiaiu. uno 1agette.str.
(Snrnrpurirt 1870
C5nenrporirt 1870

"a Widri 1906.
Tic rrHuIaren tairlidleu 3iuicu sur State upu
3 Erpseut, fir Die TCpulitorCn um 1. Npril 1906
fdqa lucr0cll un oeirn Gage uni Den 9rchii
zines iroen GontoS eeiiCllt werbcn unb 5ilr Sin.
trueunG In ole Guitunp3bil6cr am uno nab
benz britten Wontag, 1G. april, bereit uuo, peun
ribi 9C5ogen. 6ur Ger5iniEng BON 1. glpril an
berebiigt feir.
Siaatss nnn Gtuoilieueru meroeu bon bel
9ani be5abt.
9Gm. M. SaDbcn, ErdIibeut.
(Wdr325, ,19PD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21

y II ~ / q II > o, ~. Tpr'l.-
9tnh 10 pielen oilItren Stunoen oeS
llngliidS uno OcS (riibioIs rc0t iidJ
bcutc Ole Solinung micber, Son
sSron5isep's Gage Der Ter5neiihng
lin0 beenoet ln0 ElGne fir Die ,3l-
funft iino on Ser lugcSoronun1.
GoS groBc 6eucr lit 10 gut mic Dor
iibcr. Ser flare @inlncl iibcr DEM
NlillionSoiIrift 5eigt ooB Die 6loms
men BORT 0eloiht iino, lunb oic ioNc'
nonnte Meltern N0bition boS uclt-
lib bon Der tSronflinltroBc gclcgcn
un0 lih norolih bis an Ocn Erelioio
crltredenoe Stootpicrtel 0icbc luci-
ter intcnl - ". .. ID lit Dor Ser
It0rlnN beiuabrt mor0en. Iic an Der
Tnn 9tcB Npemte bon Der Senerucbr
geino6ten, oeSperuten glnltrenguu-
0eL Dem @ronoe Ginbolt 5lgebictcn,
luoren eriol5trid, mo mlr on lpenis
gen Gullfter aRldna es oen SLANT
men, Die Nperlue 81 freu5cn llno pci'
Ter meltlid) por5noringen. Die cin5i-
&c 0rnn0ltdttce, olll iueld)cr ole 6cr-
erlpebr berie 9tobnlittag nod crnit-
lid 6l fGnlpien bot lit ocieuige bon
bob pill bCrnb bis an 0cn nnr0meIt4
lid)ell S6cil Der gSnllerlronte. Iic
Der 9Seliern gI0oitpn 0roben0e &c
iobr pnr0c nm $50 beutc iriib ourd)
oie cncrgiid)e 9lmueuOunQ ponShicB.
bollmluolle lulo Gpnonlit, lolpic 0urd)
5lpci SpriBen belcitigt Gie Sprens
gllngcn lUllrOen iIntcr Scitllng 6cS
Gbei ,ScucuucrfcrS oeS Wiore- ,Solonb-
tSloitenbnubol3 nit Dem bclten Or
lolgc ml30ctilbrt. la9 Wcrf 0crGcr.
pilegung Der 2lb0ebrunnten miro ali,
mGblid in cine lultcmntii6e tSorr
gebroht Cine 0roBe gGdcrei be
gam bcutc lriib ibre SbGti9feit in
Dem perldont gebliebencn IiItrift L.
nid)t meni0cr ais 10000 2uib Wron
mur6en I'M Sollie 0cS cages in Scr.
lelben gebndcn. Gor Der 9Gdcrci az
Der GnIiIornioItrnBc itonoen belltc
iriib iiini (unlenb bon &lngrigen in
longen 9icibcll. llno EolBeei umo Wii-
litGr Dar 5rgegel, INN 0urnlli 5il adj
ten, DAB ,Scocrmonn einen Saib ltno
nid)t mcbr crbielt. %orlGlliig lit Die
Gage ser glbgcbrunnten, Oeren pielc
5lr 3cit noh niht einmol ,3eItc gum
Sb0u6 boben, cine iebr niblid)e, no
mcntlih filr Die inter ibnen beiino.
lihen &in0crn, allcin Die TerbGltniiie
beliern iif bon Stunoe Su Stlnoc,
uno binnen menigen 1ogcn miro Die
Sod)logc micoer einc perb1ltniBn1G,
Big georonete lein.
lleber Elm GuBcn0 W tnncr
cri6oiien.
3ipci Otunncr purocn belltc irilb
eridoiien. Eoli5iit Slooo troi, ais
er in ieine Wobnling eintrut. einen
tSrenl0cn BORT Dor, iuelher i'm al.
griii lln0 Damn prompt ourh einen
HepolpcriduB foot nieoergeitredt
puroe. 9lub Spe5ial Eoli5iit Snp>
Der t0oiete ciuen Nonn, olein oic
Gin5elnbeiten oieies Ioaes limo nod
nidt befonut. Gs beiBt Dab oubcr.
Dem mibreno Der pergangenen Nod)t
ni6t iueniqcr ais "A Didnner ollrd
Die Sol0otcn nelhe odS Miin5amt
bemohen, erid)oIien purbcn, un0 boB
ein Mili5iolont ben Eoli5iiten So.
iep6 %. Mpers in einerr Gompeten5.
Gonilift nit Dem VuDonnet erltoh.
Iie ein5ge 9onf in Dem bon Dem
Hieienbrdn6c oeriuillteten oiSge.
oebntcn 2iitritt, luelhe Der 3eritoz
rllng rnt1inq, lit Die nliorfet Street
Totionol gonf" an Gfe Der T.. ilno
WorfetitroBc. Gieielbe bcIinoet ld)
IN Dem 8ront GebGu0e, lpeld)es, ab-
geleben bon Dem Vanflofal. lalt TO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21

Yaiie sur 8eiic iu'S HnSiano beiurat ct.
Maine. Gr. 4t3. Git.Saftiw ,rt. stra6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21


llngen mieoer allncbnlclL lobnlo lie
lid) nit Dem Clearing Soollle IN Tcrs
binoun1 gelebt hot. Cine flcinc Gdc
ser Sto0t nabc ben Wcrltcn Der No
ciiic Wtoil So, an Der 3 luto 9rul.
nonltrobc, cnt0ing cbcnlouS Der Der.
it0runN, uno ooa Sailors Some lit
linpcriebrt. Bic cin5igcn NrGnoc,
luclde icbt nod I'M @nn0c iinO, ers
itrcden iiH olli Die @cgeno oltIid bon
Der Gun NcB.9Iucnie un0 nGrollh
BON Der GoliiprlioltrnBe lieiclbcn
pcrocn al Der Snllcrirnnte bon Ielbit
crloihcn.
Die Eoitol Sele1rop6 So. iteIltc
bclltc ibre &obclucrbinbln0 nit 0cnl
Orient Ollrd Grri6tllnq elmer Slo.
ton 5lt Sccot.9cod) Der, nilnlnt ics
ooh ougcnbldlid) nod feline lepe.
i6en sur 9ci0roerlng an.
Gin 9eaiitrirbiireon 5llr
Nic0erptrrfnigflH1
5CrItrcutcr Sanli
lien.
Souicn0e Don Somilicu lino icIt
oen Gr0bebcn 5erlprcnqt mo hnltcn
biober feline Wittcl, einunocr 81 lin
bcn SelItc eroiInctc Oic Foli5ci cin
9ic1ltrirlln98bilrcolL nm qctrenntc
9IngebGrigc iuieOcr 5ulnnlnen 81 brins
gen Ter .Mon9el an Slibruertcn
0robt, 81 bcbentlihcn Solgen 81 iib,
rcn. Sn mnncbcn, ,6Gllcu purOcn icit
ocm @ronoe $50 6oIiir geIorbert ci'
ncn &oIicr ciniac mcni1e @cOicrtc
melt 81 iobrcn. Sic Eoli5ei lnO Ooa
WiilitGr ncbnlcn jcbt Die ,Sllbrmertc,
luenn lc melbc broltdell ciniod meg
mo bc6cuten 0cnl GigcutbiIner nit
porgcbdtenenl 9icpoluer, 0nB cr sur
9eeignetcn 3eit gcrcbtc GntibGO.
0lin9 crbolten miro.
Gic 9lbIieierllng Der GnlicnOcn
bon IcpcidelL luclfc sur 3eit bon
olSp0rtS bierbcr aclhift mcrocn, lit
cine llnnl6glibfeit. Oo Die 0roBcnSc.
lcNropben @elcllldoitcn feineu 90
tcnoicnlt mebr babcn mo 0ic 9(0reis
ioten niBeroern llbt ouipliinoen
iinb. Iic @epolferlmg ser Stoot lit
jebt olf cinenl groBcn llmtreiS ser
ltrcllt, in iuelhenI cS lbmer it, irs
gcno Selnon0cn oli5uiiuOcn.
ErotlumotionbeS Wapor@
2 6 m 4.
2)iopor Sdnib crlieB hclte cine
Froflomation IN melher er oufiin-
oigt boB bn9 ,Seler unter Gontrolc
lin0 ole @eiabr Doriiber it, Gr crs
fldrt 9lleS, mnS man jcbt 81 beiilrd)s
ten bobcn lei 0oB ncuc 0rGnbe burdb
ooS 9ln5inoen BON Selleer in bouiGlli'
gen S1llcrn mlsbre6en fonnten II.
CT crlude buber olle 9ilrgerr, fem
,Scltcr iD ibren Wobnungen un5lrlas
ben, 10 longe bic Shorniteine niht
inipi5irt mo rcporirt limo. TerWoDor
grotlllirt ierncr Der @enolferling boil
Son 6ran5iaco 5ll ibrcn neilterboftcn
@crboltcn llltcr iol6e mibliden TIM,
ltdnoen lno crnldllt iie, nnhar0i.
ten 81 Dem @cIinNcu ocS Merfca Der
llntcrltilBung mo Nerpfleglmg Der
Sboohlolen beBntrogen. Won belltc
Ho6ntlttng an lieiert oie Sprino@o.
ter &allep SO. Dem Wiiliionsoiltrift
picoer 10 bis ~ Wilionen Uollonen
Woller pro Gag.
Snbult Ger, 9nnfgem0lbe
I'm nbc / 6 d 0igt.
,Sn elmer bclte 8ornlitiog ,ll Dat.
lano nbgeboltenen Nerionmhung Der
Su Sran5Sco'er YanIiers berid)teie
Serr Spldl, pom Der oeriten Ratio,
mol Sonf", onB er ulle 8elo. uno
..Saie Seppiits "Gjpmnlhp I'm Com
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Arantbaftes &opiweb,
TranenleioeI
llnberoanli6teit,
@ilioiitat,
Terltopinas
NDspepiia
Inn alfe E.f1riftnen Asr Qa6
nno aae Gt6rnasea Der eeber.

gcotbict Die ioIeenoen ebinpiome, ipeItbe ourtb
arnnibeten Der 8rroaiiinaSs sSrgune entfleben:
%eriiopiun9. innerIibe Simorrboibcn, 8Iutarr.
ornna sum qopie, iaurer Mlugen. GaenbIuteii.
Ser5topfen, 9ieI bptSpeIen. Scbluere oes Ora.
aenS, ISllrc3 Nnffioben. Gnfeu mo alopIen bss
NerjcnS, mirGcnoc ODER GrIldungs, ,e3eiiibIe bel
nct NinIeaen, oerlbpommeneS gtugenlidbt,
FntTie uoer 0'eipebe oor oen elugcn Sicber unb
Sumpte ebnIerien I'M aopfe. Serlut bee
eblpeiBnhionocrultg, eelObrit Der Saut ,iuo
IhGen. G6Herien IN Der 6eiie. gruli uno G8iie.
bern. unb pbbIbe glndIe bon Siee grennen
i'm 6Ieiitbe. 9inac peuiGc Eofen bon 2asuas's
YtIeu merhen oos S0iiem bon na ben obenass
nannten g'efrblpcrben beireien
Yreis 25e. bic Sdad)tel.
%erfanft bci Mputbcfcrn pScr Surdj
oic EoIt ncrianot.
ceio Ifler, bal Sbr RabWag's befpmmt, wst
'ebet, ban Der Hame ani Fem IN, ,ua5 Chr fanIt.
Jiaoiuap & Go., 55 Gin Ctr, gteiu.
g)urf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
>l'aoluap's
~ Yillcll

@ollitiinoig gcidbntoflos, elegant
ilber5oacn, purgircn, regllliren, fId.
rem, reinigcn ilno ltGrfen. Nnonap's
Eillcu iiir Selling aller 9tihiucroer
ocS W'agens, Der @ingeiucioe, Niercn,
@loic, lcro0ie 9ronfbeiten Shpin.
oel, &ertign, Gerltophlng, YileS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
&ieienbranb bon Sau Tran,isco im GrlOiden.
ltmgeid6r cim SSiertel Der Staot blieb berid)pnt.
gfdne fit Die SuGunft 6ereits at Der 9agesoromnns.

fohnamc &pi9ung b Nbacbnnncn ptcmatidc 6orm
aebrad 0raitdcS &orocbn Der Eulijc nnb bco @liGrS
segu Siebc Iambolbc - Mannrr olen in Der uurlttu
Nadt ncOcrgcOicn uOoem icin, SOrcbnnan snr MieOcr
&ereniauna ucrprcnscr 6amien 2i WcuDlbc Der 9antu
muS Sac ScpOi Gumpagnicm nbt Subat unbcdaba.
pG Sonic" ndt 5crtGrt - Gtc Sluaabcm Hbcr Die 3ab Der
SObtcn uabridnd Mbcrtricbcn Wrur0ni bas Sdidlal
Scs SHs SnnoSdotmctcrS. 2ie 1oac Der @erIdcrnnaS.
JciclidJNicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-23
from the Records
Corps OF forty
Special corrsspsnr
dents
County neWS
SHEPHERD

Mrs. +. III. Rowland, Of Riverdale,
was an over Sunday visitor at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. W..
Struble.
Mrs. j. @. Pulver returned Monday
from a weeks visit with friends in St.
Louis,
Mrs. E. Berry was business caller at
the county seat Monday.
Frank Ray, of Alma, was in town
Monday.
The Embroidery Club met with Mrs
@. Bigelow Tuesday.
j. Budd visited friends in ST. Louis
from Saturday evening until Monday
morning.
Perry Wetzel, who has spent the past
two months in Ohio, came back last
week.
Miss Effie Bryant returned to ST..
Johns, Saturday, after brief visit with
relatives in Shepherd and vicinity.
Miss Inez Bridwell of Saginaw, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. +. f. Hafer.
Mrs. Harvey Kratz and little daugh-
ter are visiting in Glare.
VIM. Carr and wife, of Carson City,
visited at K. w. Orser's this week.
l.. H. Manning, of Sturgis, visited at
j. w. Moore's short time last week.
NJ. Zagelmeyer visited his son, Glenn
at Saginaw this week.
Jake Hollenbeck and wife spent Sun
day with her parents.
Miss Tessie Elliott is in town after o
school here.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-23
GALLOWAY

August Johnson has returned home
after few days absence in Saginaw and
Bay City, where he went OH business.
Guy Gross, of Hamilton, and Georg e
Tryon, of Rathbone, were in this vicinity
Sunday calling on friends.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Blackburn is seriously i'll.
Mike Mayer and son, Vaclear, were in
Bay City on business last Saturday.
w. J, Tippin, of North Wheeler, was in
this vicinity writing beet contracts one
day last week.
Lulu Hustled entertained a few of her
friends Thursday evening, it being her
fifteenth birthday.
Will Cakes and wife are the proud par
ents of boy.
Lille Bolt is on the sick list.
Norma and Lydia Carmine are home
| from Alma.
Mrs Bert Boswell is better.
l.. J. Bailey and 5. Bliss were i'll St.
Louis OF business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mayer called OH
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Parks,
of Oak Grove. Sunday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-23
SOUTHEAST FERRIS.

Lewis Stearns called on John McLaugh-
lin, Sunday.
Alvin Stephens was a caller at Alma
Saturday.
Senah Andrews is a visiting friends in
this neighborhood.
Chas. Reid and family visited S. Rex.
ford and family Sunday.
Joseph Klees had business in Stanton
Saturday.
Sumner Grange is making elaborate
preparations to entertain Pomona Grange
at their next session in Nav.
Miss Kate Lavoy, of Elm Hall, visited
at Thomas Keel from Thursday to Sun.
day.
Owen Stearns and wife are visiting
relatives in this neighborhood at present.
Anthony and Nick Brooker, Will Inger.
SOIL James Gregory and Alfred and o wen
Stearns were among those who were
callers at Riverdale Saturday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-23
SOUTH WHEELER

Geo. Cramer and family spent Sunday
at J. X. Tippin's.
d. c. Wilkinson and family are about
to leave for the state of Mary land.
Edith Bliss is able to attend school
again after a weeks illness.
Hazel McCaw entertained her sist, r,
Ruth, and Satie Himebaugh, of Brecken-
ridge, Sunday.
II. Kent and son, Jesse, are in Ingham
county this week.
About fifty of the friends and neighbors
of II. c. Thrush called on and surprised
him Saturday evening, it beingshis forty
first birthday.
II. Hustled and family entertained
company from Bethany Sunday.
Mr.. Ballard aud family, of Hamilton,
spent Sunday at Dewitt WilkiEson's.
c. A. Scholtz has purchased the farm
owned by d. Wilkinson.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-23
PLEASANT VALLEY

The Aid Society met with Mrs. John
Kiefer last Friday with large number
present. All enjoyed the meeting. The
collection amounted to 1925 Everyone
is requested to piece quilt thirteen
inches square which when completed
will be sold in whatever way the ladies
agree upon.
There was a party at Charley Nibbs'
last Wednesday evening. All report a
pleasant time and hope they may be in
vited again.
The L. o. T. NJ. NJ will give play in
the near future. The date will be de-
cided on at their next meeting.
VIM. Burk's baby girl was burned very
badly last week by falling into kettle
of hot water.
Miss Carrie Stevenson and Bruce
Hevel were married a week ago last
Wednesday. All extend their best
wishes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-23
Ulcer of the
Stomach
Insidious Nature of the Disease
How to Recognize ard Cure II.

Ulcer of the stomach may exist for years
without very marked symptoms excepting
those caused by indigestion.
In good health the stomach resists the
action of the gastric juices, but when
weakened, the membrane is badly nour-
ished and the digestive fluids act upon it
as wellas upon the food, keeping up until
perforation of. the stomach occurs. In
advanced cases of ulcer of the stomach
there is much discomfort after eating,
with a constant gnawing sensation be-
tween meals, pain from the pit of the
stomach back to the shoulder blade.
AT the first symptoms of indigestion,
treatment should at once be started with
Mio-na. This is scientific remedy
adapted specifically to one purpose, the
cure of stomach troubles. 1t is so uni
forlnly successful that Chas. Rhodes gives
a signed guarantee with every so cent
box that the money will be refunded if it
does not cure.