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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-08
JUNIOR BOWLING EEAGUE.
LEAGUE GAMES N d

The Interstate League teams will
bowl on Kirby's alleys Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-08
POOL STANDING.

The standing in the pool tourna-
ment at Trenton for the state cham
pionsnip is as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-08

Largest circuiation-enough said,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-08
D ( N MSYLVANIA
D RAILROAD
schedule in Erect November e5. iOOO

Trains leave PERTH AMBOY as fOlIows:-
LEAA g PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STA
TON for RAILWAY, Elizabeth. Newark
and New York. sos. Gas, 1913 aud $50
AN 1915. 4:37, 5:25. and 1914 PM.
weekdays; 9:e0 AN, 1905 Pm. Sum
days.
For Long Branch. Asbury Park North As
bury Park sundays, Ocean Grove,
Spring Lake, Sea Grit. and Point Pleas
ant, 1913 AM. (except Monday. 1:25
pm. weekdays; 1913 and 1925 AN,
and G:07 Pm. Sundays.
LEAVE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
JERSEY STATION for Railway. Eliza
beth. Newark. and New York. 7:40.
$3.50 and 1926 AM. 2:25 and Gao Pm.
week-days; 1915 AN and s:S9 Pm.
Sundays.
Time Tables and additional Information
may be obtained from Ticket Agents.
w. W: ATTERBURY, j. r. WOOD.
Gen'l Manager. Pnssr Traffic Manager
geo. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-08

Weather ProbabiIities.
Increasing cl~oudiness; northwest
winds.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08

to this union were born three
children, James Horace
Browning, Dora Lucetta Bak-
er, both Of whom are still
living, the third dying in
infancy. His wife died March
%. 1873. He had such love for
his children that he chose to
take upon himself the care
and responsibility of rearing
them rather than bring them
under "A second mother.
ALI through life he endured
hardships calmly and without
murmuring. He endured the
hardships of the Civil War,
espousiug the cause of the
South. He was 10 Mason
belonging To SIG, A. +. A. NJ.
Milford. Mo, until coming to
Marshall in 1902. He lived u
life Of service to others, ever
extending IA helping hand TO
the needy and showing sym.
p thy Ia the unfortunate. He
practiced medicine for forty
years. twenty.four in Lewis
and Clark counties, the re-
miining sixteen years in Bar
ton, Cedar and Dade counties.
During his last sickness he
endured his suffering patient
"; only once did he lose con.
troll of himself. then he wcpt
like u child after correcting
the little grandchildren. ] G
understood bis condition per-
fectly and said "a number Of
times that he knew ii is time
was short aud he often ex-
pressed a desire 10 pass from
his suffering 10 n better
world. He was anxious to
answer the summons and was
ready 10 meet his Maker
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08

The last four years of his
life was spent in retirement
with his daughter in Marshall
during which time it was the
pleasure of the writer to know
him personally. He manifest
ed firm belief in God and re-
signed to him in all things.
Honesty was his virtue; free
hearted and kind to all, "Ser.
vice to all" was his motto.
He was a devoted father and
a loving grandfather. He was
conscious up to his death and
died peacefully.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted by Lester A. Tbomp-
son at the home of his daugh-
ter. Scripture reading, John
IA. Text, job 42:l7. The
songs were "Blest he the
TIE" "Sometime Wen Un-
derstand," and There will
be no Dark Valley when Jesus
Comes. Especially was the
duet, sung by Mrs. j. NJ.
Hubert and Mrs. J. NJ. Pen.
ick. impressive. The large
tribute of flowers was "A mani.
festation Of friendship and
true sympathy. Funeral ser.
vices were conducted nj the
grave by Rev. Hugh McCord.
Lester A. Thompson.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08
PROBATE COURT

Final settlement made in
the John Carmean estate.
Balance of s3fl on hand.
Claim filed and allowed of
Celia Schmidt for SSlS.96 IN
Peter j. Kessler estate.
Final settlement made of
W. ii. Morris estate.
The suit of the j. +.
Wheeler estate vs.. the Tip
ping estate was compromised
on payment of $1,000 to the
Wheeler estate.
The suit by the same es-
tate VS.. G.. Lester Hall was
C 'mpromised by Hall paying
$1,000 and deciding lots Nos.
ii and II in block q, college
addition.
In estate of J. j. Living.
stone, a. j. Robens files bond
in sum of $500 signed by.
Monroe Keith and Il. A. Nc.
Allister as executors.
Estate of S. l.. Crank, Jane
and ID. W. Crank appointed
administrators.
Will of Martha w. Thorn
son filed.
Estate of Eli B. Smith.
John b. Smith appointed
admr. under $1,000 bond.
Thos. Harland estate, final
settlement made.
| Estate OF Il. p. PAYNE
Sherman Houston files bond
lof $500 as admr. signed 5 J.
~. w. Franklin and II. C/
Wilson. S's
Estate Of g. M. rarus
minor, Jake II. Fisher a.
4 lpoiNted curator. M
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08

Protect Your Buildings

This is TO certify that we
have examined and investi-
gated the system invented and
perfected by the firm of
Messrs. Dodd and Struthers,
OF Des Moins Iowa in the Use
"f their pure copper cable
Lightning Rod for the pro-
lection Of houses, barns and
buildings in general against
lightning and we do most
earnestly and heartily recon-
mend their local agents. the
firm of Bidstrup Il Hammond
also Monument dealers, of
Marshall, Mo-, Ia the consid-
Grafton of the patrons of the
Saline Fire " Lightning Co.
of Saline.
j. II. Stoutfer, Pres,
(6.l6) L. II. Tucker, Secy.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08
Badlv Cut

Owing To a difference which
resulted over II new hat, Col.
lier Bradford badly cut Don
McGrath Saturday night near
the southwest corner of the
square. McGrath has u bad
cut in his back aud also has n
badly cut hand and arm.
Both are young men.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08
MRS. CORA SMILEY
Obituary

james Horace Whitfield
Browning was born in Ken,
lucky April 8, 1885. Died in
Marshall, Mo, May 81, 1906,
aged IL years, one month and
% days. He was the son Of
Whitfield and Cynthia Brown-
ing. He was married b Lu.
cetta Francis March 26. 1873;
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08
SALINE COUNTY
Brief Outline of her Financial
Condition.

County Clerk r. E. L.
Smith has just issued his fin.
ancial statement for the fiscal
year ending April 80, 1906.
We give some of the figures
in condensed form.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-08
Vol. XIV.
DEATHS.
TBOs. v. KING

died at Kansas City last
Saturday as the result Of a
scaffoldiug falling on him
several months previously
and causing blood poisoning.
His remains we brought 10
Marshall and laid TO rest in
Ridge Park cemetery Mon.
day. He was 55 years old.
His wife and two children
survive. Mr.. King was born
and raised in Saline and
moved to Kansas City several
years ago.
MRS .EMMA F. MCt'ALAHAN
died in Kansas City last Fri
day. Her remains were
brought to Marshall for burii |
in Bethel cemetery Sunday.
She was of middle age and a
former resident here and a
sister.in-law of Mrs. Jack
Hurt.
MRS. CORA SMILEY
colored, died in st. Louis on
June 2, aged about "a years.
Her remains were brought TO
Marshall and laid To rest in
Fairview Monday, Rev. J. II.
Green officiating. She was "a
former resident Of Marshall.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-28
Sprcfcls lit OptimiitiidJ,
Gan 6rnncisco'S glGBcnOc 3ufunit.
- IS miro GROCER wcr0eu, ais ie.

Gbicago, 81, ~ &uni. -
Gloll8 SpredelS BON Gan 6rnnci5co,
Scr 3rrferf6nig." meIhcr nit ieincr
@attin bier ongcfommcn lit, bat ii6
in iol8cnOer boffnltngarcidcr mo 5ll-
periiftGiher @ciie iibcr sic 3ufltnit
pom Gan 6ronciSco altSgciproden:
San 6ronciSco miro niht mlr Dem
Namcn nod, ionOern oltd) in @irf-
lihfcit cine .@r6Berca 6risco" wer.
Sen. Nroning lit micoergefebrt icit
unicrem groBen ltngIiid &opitoliIten
ucrmellOcn ibr @elO ST Nelt6outen
un0 5ltr &ergroBerllng lno Scri6onc
rung por6ouOener @autcit; &anOeI5-
lellte nermebten ibren Muurenoor-
rot6 un0 sic @inppbncridoit i'm NQ-
8emeinen 5eigt qrobe3 @ertrmlen nui
0ie fiinftiAe @r0Bt Ser StoOt. aQe
iinun5icIlen &nterciien 6egcn Die feIte
3ltperIiAt, 0aB Gan 6ronciSco ser
0r0Bte mo midjti9ltc Ginfll6rbafen
Ser mcItIi6en 9emiipbGrc merOcn
miro. Na6Ocm unier Sot0el nit
Dem Orient, Ser bereitS groB lit, nod
gr0Bcr 9cporOcn iein miro mo nelle
moOcrle @cbGuOe ii9 aus oet Mi
men erbobcn bnben merOen, mas iider-
liG gelGebcn miro, miro Can 6ralt-
cisco in ieOer Siniidt cine 9r0Bere
Stoot iein, ais e9 icmolS mar" &r.
SpredclS uno icine 8ottin beiinOen
iid al1f Dem NScgc mad Nep- Dorf nnO
merOen pieaeiht DON BORT mad Son.
0on reilcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-28
Nulitiidlc Gpnpcnte.

SorriSbur9, ga, 81. Suri.
- Die 0cmofrotcn bon Eennipluo-
nien biclten beltc cinen Stoot8- Son.
bent 6ier ob uuo nom.inirten 2cmi5
emery ans BRADFORD 5lrm @oupcr.
tellr. Die iibrigcn Gouoi0uten liu0:
&ice.@ ouuerneur, SSere Q. 9Iod ans
gorf; General 9 9htoitor, Wnt. :.
Greoicp aus Columbia; ScfretGr OcS
Snncren, &obn e. @rcen aus EbiIa.
Oelphin. Cine pom ser Eenniplponia
Metbo0iitcn . GonierenS 5ltr 9(uinob-
me in Die BInttiorm porgeid)Iogcnc
.2ocol Option" &lnuieI mtr0e a6.
gelebnt.
Gnlerp lit Elm unobb1n9iger 9emos
frat uno lultroe ifon porber Dor Scr
Sincoln : Eortci sum @ouperncltr no.
minirt. IS perlortet, Dab MN Oic
2incoln : Eortci ibre iibrigen Gou.
Oioatcn 5uriid5iebeu uno bic hcutc
non Den 0emofraten nominirten fir
0ielel6en il%Ibitituiren miro.
Eortlar0, Me., 81. Sunni. -
8oltperlelr @iQiom z. Cobb mur0e
Deilte Don Dem bier abgebaltcnen re.
plblifoniiden Staats gonpent olf'S
9telte 81 icincm Nmte nominirt.
Gin &erhlf, cine Idnfe 5t @lrt-
item elmer rlellen 8elfSabltimmumg
ilber OaS &robibitionSgeieb, meIde8
ieit 90 So6rcn III Moine IN &rnft lit.
in Die @luttiOrm ein3uihalten, idhtg
tcbl, utO sic Elottiorm erfl0rt it'd I'M
8egent6eil cntihieocn fir 9eibeboI-
tnng oeS Grin5ipS ser Gro6ibition.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-28
(179)
aobncrbObnns fir Spinner.

Yropioeucc, ". s., 81, Sum-.
- @ie ". 81. 8oo0aro, melher an
ser Spite Der groben @oooorO'ihen
SaummoQipinnercien itebt, erflGr.,
miro an 8. ESuli cine 2obnerbomlng
iiir Die Irbeiter in oeu meiiten Spin-
ncreien in Hbooc Sslono 6cpiIligt
merOen. @ic bod oieielbe iein miro,
barber bat it'd ser @enannte nod
ltid)t oltsgeipru6en bod miro OieIelbc
$4,000 9aummoaipinnern i'm Stoote
81 8tte fomnlel, ppn lpelden bret
6ilnftel in oen Spinnereien Der 600.
oarO'iden 8eieaidait bei61itigt iinb.
SermiidJtc tclcgrapbiidc Sepeidcm.
SSn Gbicngo bat 6ranf Sorpnt
leiner iSrou, Die er porber p~erlaiien
linb Die einen TerGaftsbefebl gegen
i'm errpirft bate, ben Sails nit cinem
Haiirmeiier abgeidnitten, inbem er
iid in lire @obnulg ihlid rtno lie i'm
'Sdlaie ii6erfiel. gr brad)te lid Damn
IN ielbItmoroeriider9tbiif Gerletun-
gen bel, bic mabriheinlih ieinen Zoo
sur 6olge bnben meroen.
SSNn @rono Sapen, O1id, lit
8rni @liiabetb Iulrbar, cine g%eborene
Srlanberin, i'm alternbeim bes Count
TIPS i'm alter BON t05 Sabren geItor'
ben.
Il Sn SponiidpSonburos miro Der
elmer neuen Gepolution be-
fiirdtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-28
Eanif untcr 1Sraclitcn.


Sic 9lnit6ten, boB lire ainoer in
Nem-9orter &olf4iGulcn o6ge,
mlrfIt peroen ioQten. - 10 Sdpt-
len mlBtcn 9eidloIicn wcrOcn.
9tem- Sort ~. 2lmi. - Gin
miIOeS 8criidt. laut weI6cm &inOern
IN Oet &oIfsidltlen sic 6Giie abge-
i0nitten Wer0en iolter, reiuItirte
9cllte dltf Ser untercn 0iticite in eli
mem ioihep &onif, 0o6 Is SduIen
nit 10000 S6iilern 9ciAlqiien Wer-
Den trltBtelt 0oS @eriidt wlr0e
Oltrd) etIide gcitcrn an Shu(finOern
p%oIl3ogenc ur6c0eltcnOc 0pcrationen
sur gntfermlng BON NOcnoioen
i6pammortigcn @elp1hiticH - aus
Ser &c6lc lnO ser 9}lic Deruria6t.
Inter Sen lcidt e~rrcQbarcn SltOen,
weI6c Sic Me6r3o6l ser @co6lferulrg
OcS Stoott6eilS 6il0cn, pcrbreitete iid)
Die Nngobe, 0oB Gin Slloccn-NtaIlafre
bier in &or6ereitlnQ ict un0 Bob
man nit Oen SdulfinOcrn sen Au-
lang made. 9innen altr5cm iporen
Die Sdlltlcn Ourd @lmocrtc BON 81
tern unrin8t, melde uoh ibren Sim.
bern idricen uno 0iCiclbcn pom So0c
rctten moIlten. 9oa N%cncbnlen Der
Wtengc wllroe 10 oro6clO, Dab man
Die Gbiiren Der Sdpllcu ihlicBcn unO
sic EoIi5eireieroen SIT NiiIic rnien
mlBte. 2lae &erilldc, Den llnterrift
fort5uiebeu, ermieien iit ais uer9eb-
lid, ln0 cS bIieb Ridt3 ijbrig, ais Die
&inOcr naf &oitie SIT ihidcn. &06It
Q~uircacnOe Sccnen crciauctcn iib in
Sem 0anjcn Giltrift BON Ser 8omerp
bis al Den @aits6iper mo pom Ser
Gatburine. bis an Sic Nouitenitrobe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-28

w l Y II l u u
Sonoon, u. SUM. Ser
StoatS Scfret1r oca Neubcrcn, Sir
GOmorO @ren beontmortctc i'm ltu-
terbauie cine Nnfrogc OcS 2ibcroIcn
Charles y. Trcpclpon unO Die Sntcr-
pelationen NnOcrcr, mcld)c lpCgcn
Der untiiemitii6cn gSirrcn in Hub.
lun0 Die 2lbiagc OeS gcpIuntcn Be
iud)cs Der britii6en ao1uIilotte III
&ronita0t befiirportct bnttcll. Gr cr-
tl0rte, Dab er Dem, mas cr friibcr
iibcr Den 0lciden @egenitan0 gciugt,
nid)te bin3l5ufiigen babe.
DGs i6eirt mir qGn3lid nur5cr
6rogc ST iein,~ bemerfte Der Stoota
Sefrct0r, vOoB Scr 9eiud Der 6lotte,
pcl6cr Dor Ginger 3eit beidloiicn
murOc, ais IN irgenr mcIdcr 9cjic-
buna 81 Sen inncren NngeIegcnbei.
ten HltBlnno's unacicbcn mcrocn iol(.
te oOer 10, ais fonne cr irgcnO mel
den GiniluB uuf lie BADEN. Ecrurti-
&c @ciudc m6brcno Der Sommcr-
&reu5fobrtcu Der 6Iotte IHo it.t5
ais cinfo6c 2lfte ser @0flihtcit be-
trodtct mor0en,"
Sir GblparO mics aud cincn &or-
i6lng OeS G%onieruatiucn Cir g8ile
liam Gpnna q @or0on jltriid, OuB
@robbritnmien mcqcn Der ,Slt0cn.
Maiiofrea Die OiplomotiiNcn 9c3ic,
bungcn nit 9iuBl0nO obbrcde, mie
c5 I'M Safe BON Serbicn sur 3eit Der
GrmorOlng OeS &oni9S 2llcronOcr
lno Der &0nigin 0rogo gcidebcn
ici. Ger Stauts : SctrctGr CAB oclt
&otI ooB ale peitercn einI6Idgigcn
6roaen peri1o6en miirocn, bis ser
Gtot oeS AltSmdrtioen An1tca Dem
@ollic I'M Suli sur Gebottc porliege.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-28
Sorsigiid6cs SSier. @ess
balb es bic 6eimnos
beit fDrbert.
Bier UDm gr0ftcm Nabrrucrtb lit MIR
m6glidL iucun aus %adJttGgi9cm
&al3 %gebraut. = Sine Uiiicn.
idJaftlidc SGatindle.

Gin poQfommeneS, reineS Bier lit
ser 0eiunobcit 5ttr0glid, in0em e5
Die 8~er0altltng unterItiibt, nelte&rGfte
ouibaut uno oic 9ebenSfrait crlteltcrt
uto ltGrft. Gin Bier abcr, meldeS
ollie 0ieien glltcn gigeui6often i'm
reidItcu MoBe bciibt, fam MIR aus
poQtpmmenem Mol5e er5ielt werocn.
uto 2ebtcres miro MIR Ourd sic ats
Id)lieBli6 Yobiti6e Metbooc ser odt-
to9i9en Mtdl5ungSoaler 9%eluonnen.
Vtal5 miro ~befonrtlid) aus @erite &c.
mobt, 0ieie ent6Glt, in clementorer
6ornI, %Oicicnigen 9eitanotbeiIc, bic
sum Nufbou ulpO sur Grbultlrng OeS
menlhllden SpitemS 0er&no6en uno
VhiSfelll, OeS 9IuteS mic Scr @ebirns
maiie n0tbig iinO.
Ser Ero5eB OeS M1l5enS it, mic
man6en ~unierer 2eier befonnt iein
oitrfte, in gcwiiier 9e5iebung benz
Borrowings z Yro5eB iebr Gbnlid. Die
Seine mer0en tiinltlid bel genouer
geobodtunQ Der 6endtigfeits- uno
@GrmeDcrbdltniile, inter 3uiii6rung
BON Slft, sur Gutmidelung ge6roft,
9eraoe 10, mie es Der Sal lit, mcnn
ooS @eritentorn in Die Groe gepflan5t
miro, Die d)emiide &er1noemtng, sic
in Sen uripriinglihen decentralization
OeS 8~erItcnfornS p16reno OieieS
@o6icns o lid gebt, lit Gbnlif, mie
Die ginpirflrg ser &er0auungSiGfte
i'm meni6lidcn &0rper auf genoiIene
Spciien.
@o6It Fat ourh piiienidoitli6e Gr.
perimentc mo Interchange prnftii6c
Griobru1g i'm W1l5en mo 8rollen
feitgeltellt, onB cine 0alter Don of)t
Sugen %longiamen, iorgfGltigiten Mo-
niptlirenS notbig lit, I'M oieie dcmi-
i6e Ge%r6n0erung 10 SIT regltliren, Dab
oue uripriingli6 in Ser @erIte entbol-
tenen mertbpollen NGbritofie in ibrer
gnn3en aroft muerfiir5t i'm iertigen
Wal5 er6oltcn bleiben. 9lltS oieIer
! opSidlieBlid Eoblt'iden WtetboOe Der
ndttdgIgen W0l5umg80alter er9iebt
itd ais logii6e 6olge, OnB i'm YobIt-
Bier ale mertbpollen un0 %no6rboften
Stoiie Ser @erlte in tbeilruciie poroer=
ooltter ISorm uorbon0en limo. Sn pie
len 9routreicn lit nod ser nlte, fir
5erc Ero5eb 0eS M1l3ens in orei oOer
bier Soger gebrdudIif. 1icie ser
ltcllmgsmeiie itelt it'd 5mar beoell=
teno biuiger, ober ergie6t noturgemGb
utd Elm 6e0euteno minoerDertbigeS
Moli, neil elm GROCER Ghcil o%ergtGbr.
itofie BET Ser iorcirten Wetbooc Der.
loren gebt.
Die Gopit'i6e M1i5ungsI WtetboOc,
Die polle adt Gage in9lnipritf nin1mt,
p%erooppelt 5tpar Observation-Disclosures
oeS WaBeS, ober Die 8ollfommertbeit
0es 9cbteren in Terbinbltng NIT Der
ausiflieBlid EobIt'i6en 9rol d. Wfe'
those begriinoet mId) Die Gor5il9lid)-
felt oes Eobit 9lne Hibbon 9iereS,
oem an NGbnpertb mie an Wobl9e-
ihmad) fem anoercs9ier gleidfommt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-28
SOd5cit anf icniatiunellc @eiie inter-
brudlem.

6 m Ger, 81. SUM. -
Soiepb 8einbnrt ihoB geltern Ibeno
in Der @obnung ieiner graut, nit
pelher er geraOe getrallt lperoen
iplte, Dor Den augen Der periammel-
ten &of5citsgdlte Sri. Grneltine
&llber nieoer uito tootete tie auf Der
SteGe. gr brad)te iih Damn iel6lt
cine SduBpnnoe bei, meld)e mahr.
iheinlid ieinen ZOO sur 6olge boben
mir6. 9as Wotip iiir Ole Sbat lit
lutbefannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-28
@cOcn GOpin g. @rceniicli

@eNcn GOuin 2. @reeniicIO.
oen frilhercn &crtroilensclert Der Ebi.
laoelpbia MofIcrfirma Sarrilon,
SnpNer u So. peld)er ipegen Inter
'dlagung bon $l50,000 inter 9iir9-
idoft itebt, lit mlunebr Elm SerboitS-
betchl mcNcn60lifung ergall9en, ober
Der Soa5ug Ociietben megen erfron-
flung 8reeniicIO'S peridpben luoroet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-28
Sdiffsfartem BON unb nadj Sentidj'
fdu6.

Bon Baltimore bis grenlen: Sea.
iiite $50. 9remen bis Baltimore:
$3.50 uno $3.50. Hiinoreiie gu
biaiaerem Greiie. E9eo. $. Sicner
e Go.. 2t7, Ei-ssaltimore-s trafe.
(170A)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-28

Gie itrifenoen Gisperlaber in
Soleoo, o, boben @eidlofte auf Ell
gene Sotlit beaonncn nub perfoufen
icet Sis in GonfilrrenS NIT ibrcn
iriiberen arbeitsgebcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-28

- ''t '' 49,
itrite in 0cbres
c5in.
" e II, 81. SSlri. - Tl3 Gc6rcc5it
tomn1t cine telegropbiidc &unOc, bic
g(ugelid)tS OeS 0ro6enocn General
NluSItonbeS in ScItreid) bier llnbcbu-
gen uernriud)t. Sn Der ungoriid)cn
6reiItoot lit Elm @e~nerolitrifc iGnmt,
li6cr Irbeiter mlSaebro6en. Cine
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iommlutg lit pom 9iirgcrmciitcr Der.
boten iuorben, morii6er groBe Gn1p0-
rltnq berri6t. Gle io5ioliitiihe Bar
tcilcitlttg bat Dem Wtiniitcrilm in
9u0dpeIt Ole Grobltng 5ltgcbcn lallelL,
iic merOe in 9on5 llngnrn cincnS trifc
p%roflonliren, menn &eriommlllngcn
Der itrifen0en Irbciter nidt erluubt
luiirocn, Won lit bier olf Den @nt-
i6cio Der u1garii6cn Nc8icrllng III
DER So6c lcbr g%elponnt.
IuS 90bmen5u f0ctebrt.
@tcr, q. SUM. - &aiier 6rnn5
Soiepb lit bon ieiner Hciie mad Bob
men bierber 5ulriidgefebrt ltnO bot
nOdmolS iciner 6reuoe iibcr Die Sltl-
0igungen NllSOrud perliebcn, pcld)c
ibm bon Gelttl6en ltnO G5cd)cu IN
&%ltttenberq, Hei6enberg uno @oblonj
0orgcbradt mllrOen. IQieitig miro
onerfonnt, Der 9eludb 0e9 &erri6cr5
bobe erge6en, Dab cine perI06nli6crc
Stimmltng 5luii6en 0elttihbo6mct
nno G5edcn Flot gcgrificn babe, mel
dc Dos Bette fir Die 3ufunft Der
belize.
ungortihc Nn0riffc AM
@olu6
@ien II, q. Sunni. - 0ic 6eItGnois
gen Nngrific oui ocn MiniItcr oe3
9leuBeren @rofcn @olltAoluSfi ilt Der
ungorild)cn Delegation boben geItern
NbcnO 5n Der crnelItcn Mclollng NM
lab ge9cbelt, 0uB Der Wiiniitcr &c
S%iultngen lucr0cn miro, in ser nobcn
3itfuit't 5uriid5utretcn, uno BOB CT
0ltrd) Den @roicn WenSorff -Eouiap=
9ietridntctlt oCr5citigcn 0itrei6iid).
rngoriidcn 9otihoitcr in 2onoon, er.
iett mer0cn miro.
Im Wontoq iorOerte &romur; in
Der oitreidiihcn Delegation cine He-
piiion Der 0Itrcihiid-rngoriiden @ez
5iebnngen SIT 0ctti6lonb, mo in Scr
%nngoriidcn Delegation griff @roi
9%attbDonpi Den @rofen @olltdolpStt
un. Gr bc5luciicltc ben @ert6 oeS
GreihunocH ln0 bcionocrS Ocnieni9cn
beS pItrei6iid) Oclltidcn 9~iinonilieS.
Sn Ser 0icnitoQSsS tbun0 Der ilnga-
ridden GcIcNotion muroe Der Iltgriff
oltf Der glcidcn 9oIiS, 2ritif ser 9e-
5lebunget Ncltrcid'& SIT Seutlhlon0,
e%rneuert. Ercmier @eferle, meld)er
ieine lettlp0hiQc Gcrtbeioigung OeS
@rofen 8olltd)oiuSfi lpieoerbolte, mar
ourhallS nid)t i'm Ston0e, Der Inz
Qriffsflntb GtnboIt 81 tbun, m1breno
@raf @olndomSti megen leiner I'm
fennttiB Der un0orii6enS prod)e nid)t
81 antlporten ucrmodte.
Der &icc Frdiiocnt OeS ungoriid)en
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, HnfopSfn be-
lbitlbiete Den @roicn 8olldosfi. baB
cr Die offcntlite Meinlrlg I'M Nus
lonbe TIRE fibre mo lid in eiuen in-
neren Streit sum Nod)tbeiI l~lngarn'S
einmiid)e. Nicbrcrc Reoner perlongs
ten abiollltc itngorilde @leidlbcit III
Der biplomotilhcl lnb aoniulor.Gcr.
trctling itlto for0crten aild) oos Glit-
9~reifen oeS Stoota. 0~eportementS III
@aibin9ton SIT Dem 3lped. oaB, ipeitil
ein ltngor notltrolilirter @iirger Der
yer. Stootcn meroe. eS itete III oen
omtlid)en Sotnmcntcn criuobnt iuer'
Den lollte. oob Der neile 9mraer frii=
Der Elm llntertban oes aonigs Don
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-28

%llll9nrn gelpeien ici, mrO nidt oeS
SollerS bon Oeltreid, ipic jebt.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-30
Don't Lay by Too Soon.

We hear Of few farmers who
have already laid by their corn.
We think they have made mis-
take. The tendency these years is
to work corn later than formerly.
All writer's on corn culture advise
this. The idea now prevailing
seems to be to work it until
about the time the first silks ap.
pear. The last two plowlngs
should be shallow so as not to
disturb the roots. Late blowing
helps to keep the moisture in
reach of the corn root, and for
this reason is more important for
a dry season than wet one.-
Smithfield Herald.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-30

Rea The News.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-30
Shocking Death of a Child in
Marshville.

Last Thursday wi}le the chill
dren Of Mr.. S. NJ. Fl rel wer,
playing in a room, hot gun
that was resting on Ine floor and
agains' the val, fell a d in some
manner was discharged Mr..
HarreIl's ,itle %-year old daugh-
ter, Dollia, was pluliug on III,
bed nearby and he load entered
her body near 'he hips, crusmg
her death in about an hour
Mr.. HarreiI, Who wa out Will
the mail on Route /. vas sen
tor as soon u he accIC eat tccurr-
ei and arrived in the yard lust
as he LILLE 2,rl was d,ng -
Ma'shv!lle Home.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-30
YOrkVille, S. G.


For sale, at public auction. on Mon
day m" 2nd iay OF J'ly 1906 AZ Ian
caster, =. c.. M IL O'Clock III Tract Of
land in Lancaster County containing
about 653 acres. known rs tract 4 of
the estate lands Of Julius MiIl-. hound
ru h'rth ana west on Catawba and
Waferee rivers, as per plat Of w X
Dur"n ID =; being tract conveyed nv
Williams, Clerk of Court, to Annie X.
Robinson by deed dated the End day
OF December. 1889, and recorded ia
Deed Book q, pages 3 and
Terms cash; or one-thjrd cash ard
tn" balance payable in two "uua!
successive annual inslalmpnIs from
dG'r OF sale, secured by bond OF the
purchaser and mUrtagr Of the ID .am
Ises. Purchaser to pay fordrrd SO 90
and also taxes payable after da %
nI sale, including thO>" payable ia
1910. \ VI. Ice,
Executor.
Est Annie X. Robinson
- -E"-fW deceased
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-30
Deadly Serpent Bites

are ~ common in India rs IRE v.. mach
md liver diS1rder> with us. Foe Tn latt ,
however here is a sure rrm.1v: .lcctri,.
Bitter; the %rert restorative urojicIne, OF
which $ \. Brown, of fB,nucttevnla. <. g.
LAY "Ihry restored my wife 10 poriec,
heii'h h. after years Of suffering with dys.
prp~in mud II c.TonicalIv torpid l.ycr "
Electric Blt'rrs cure e. ills and fever. ma
mria. bil'iousness. lame back. Ri Inc.
troubles and bladder disorders Soll on
guar 'nteo by Funderburk Pharmacy,
Crawford Pros. and j T. Naeksy Co.
drUg- ISIS. P,ice soc