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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-08
FARGO.

Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Ed. Wilson Thursday, Nov. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Wilcox made
a business trip to Ellsworth Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike McCue of
Diamond Bluff visited relatives here
last week.
VIM. Stewart has improved the
looks of his house by putting a
large window in the upright part.
Word has been received that
Archie Chaplin, formerly of this
place but now living at Brice, is sick
with typhoid fever.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Dopkins died Sunday
evening and was buried Monday
afternoon in the Robey cemetery
Rev. Spencer officiating.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-08
OLlvET.

w. L. Yates made business trip
to Elmwood Friday.
There has been a good deal of
raising going on lately.
Agnes Donnelly is growing
stronger but her mind is no better.
Levi Weisman and Martin Sven
son have pulled in their threshing
rigs.
Pete Arnold and Miss Mayme
Traynor were in Spring Valley
Friday.
w. L. Yates has had a severe
attack of rheumatism but is better at
present.
Miss Myra Patterson whom has
been absent from school a month on
account of her eyes, has returned to
her studies again.
Saturday while playing around a
corn SHREDDER little. Willie Tray
nor got his hand caught between
the rollers. DR.. Morton dressed the
hand.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-08
PLEASANT CORNERS.

Mrs. L. M. Moline is in very
poor health.
Gust Moline came down from St.
Paul Saturday to visit his parents.
Hugh Morrow of River Falls
spent Sunday at Archie O'Brien's.
Mrs. G. w. O'Brien and children
spent Sunday at Charlie O'Brien's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Taylor and
children returned to their home at
Augusta, Wis, after spending a
week with relatives here.
Charlie Moline's house burned
Wednesday evening. There was
$500 insurance on the house. Most
of the household furniture was
saved.
Miss Maude O'Brien returned
home after organizing camp of
Royal Neighbors at Trempeleau.
She visited her friend, Mrs. VIM.
Milne, at Winona, Mimi
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-08

Observation-Disclosures or lady with
good reference, to travel by rail or
with rig, for firm of $3.50, 000. 100
capital. Salary ST, o72.o0 per year
and expenses; salary paid weekly
and expenses advanced. Address,
with stamp, JOS. A. Alexander, Riv-
er Falls, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-08

Grayce Solveson of Hager visited
here Saturday and Sunday, guests
of Mrs. E. l.. Moore.
The funeral ofthe late Gust John
son, who died at his home Nov. I'd,
was held at the Baptist church Mon
day afternoon, Rev. Olson of the D.
M. =. church officiating. The for
al offerings were many and beauti-
full.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13
planNrrri.

ono oil ieos 6ausfrau beiiBt IN
~ ttr ibrcu 9ii6srfhdBm au6
~ Elm obepdbrtee~ So6but.
0as ibr ais Rdtboebsr in auerlei gro
ben uno tIeintn 8ii6ennoteu oicut. oft
iogdr 3pei uHO ocreu msbr. WeUn Is
obsr Gilt. cine beionoere geibipeiie Oes
@ntt,n ooer zines liebeH 9eiu6ers az
b~ersiten, bei 0ieiem uno js1em @eridt.
btim Gjumddeu, Ghtchten oOcr bel
Der deitbddsrei CANA iiber 81 geben
70 grtiIt ie in uelln unicr 3ebu 6dlen
0oh uidlt gu ieueu ihou gebm0erea
BoloihHittbauoen. iou0eru uo@ etnem
iiufo6eH. %abqeQrifieuen 8uteldeu.
beHeu Ssiitp nit iIiintI9tu S6rift5el=
hen beoedt lino. Eos III o0s Giqen
to9bub Der 6%ouSfrlu, ibr S6OB. oeu
le nm ieintn Breis bergebcn mofte,
uu0 oas ibr tpeytbpoller lit, ais oae
~peOrudteu 9ohbHder 3uiammeu.
gItiit bat de lelbit ole Re3ept, in
nds Sud)leln eiHuetraQeu; Rc5epte.
rndh NcHen Wsuiter lolltt" 8t3epte,
oie Tie pon Qlten 6yeunotnueu trbislt
ooer auf BeileH i0mmelte un0 ais GUT
uno 5uptrlliNa erptobt bat. oft abtr
ouu jt oo9 6auoiHriftlihe Rohbuh
Gin liebes &srmdatnjB 0ds in ieiner
periduortelteG 5driit uuo IN Ger mai
ben @us0rade1 Beiit per0duQener 3sl
ten BON @tri0teu pldl0trt. one lett
Dielen Sabt{ebutea In Der flmilit
hsimtih iino, BON btlpu0trsu ..0ous
re3epten" 0it iid1 BON HiaO auf 0tu
0sstinoer fort9ccrpt hcbtni
Us llgat CHI 1au5 ejotptr mjt g6cb
mutb Qentihteg 3auber ubtr iolden
Ilten. Qeidrje9tneu SohbJteru. I'll.
Der ne uns i'm 9dym ots 2tutdJe i0lt
9erloreH ginger. itelleu pjcOtr ppr uus
1uf, penu Wlr an 0itieu &abtyu bldt
term 0tr iebtR 0as nile QUtj3g
%6raueuuniliB Ger @rc6uutier lpit cs
th ubtr 0e aIdn3euoe W}Obdanujptat
le 0es brejlea Surei5i ctystGrq utJate.
bic mel,eu odnot. Die iauQidm ANA
miib,1m ibrt 8iitri0tn 5drifi3u3c
aui Gas Qelbt Qdpitr soQtu. linn nab
reno mir sic umiidnolite 9cihrgibunt
oieis5 uHo itnes 8c4epite leien mel.
HeH mir pieoeg iensu tcTtlidtn I'll.
gu ipUren. Der ods @eyiht umlcebt.
uH0 uus in Der G%riuueuIua un;er.
trsHuli6 BON ibm 1T. 4u6 Die Sen
ba mir ielbtr inter Der Qeituno De,
bjeaeiht ldnqe itoH btimqelauaener
Butter uuiere eriteu 8otfHOjen mad.
ten iritt nitoer lebeHoi1 por uuiert
SteIt. Waud,es treue. mdhneuot
Wort. oas oe CUTE oomals 3u uns
brad f6ut uns Elm. 5robes una
SrHiss aus ocm Gltcrnbauie Sieht al
uuisrtm @ejfs ppriber Teite bel Dc.
ntH Wtr Gle 8ijheui.iniie ipieln lie.
zen uno Die erleIeniteu Sptiien ouf.
tiihteu. uR0 3ejten osr Sprlt I'm as.
liebts 3rauie Ole mir nit Dem .Sufti
iipp6sa uno ais Fs i6on Der 9euer
flung satssssHsiUgsa, nit osm srfrir
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13

= 3erTreut. 2e6rer: sd be9reiFe
niht, S96pte, pdrum Sbr 3ei9en.
bsft INNER 5pei 96der bat. 6ier oui
Der eriten Settle 1T Elm God uno aui
Ger 3peiten Settle - aud ems"
2eidt d~bge6olfen. Q.: Plus mel,
9emSrunoe trinten sic benin 10 biel2"
3: .@us Summer, Oenu i'd leiOe
on @eloman9el.~ - 81: ,9un, Damn
Ipareu sic iib Oas 9elo fur's Bier,
Damn bans 9elo."
- S8le8te @usreOe. Ri6ter: ,Sie
Iageu, sic bdtten bic Ie68 5laI6eu
Self aug Sunger geItobleu, ih CLAUDE,
Self tilt ni6t Den 6urger.@ On
aetlagter: r9aroDn, Ser &idter, if
babe mid getrrt - aus 9urft!"
6orti6ritt. ,g3u, qaron. ME
qebt's i'm @ei6dft2" - 9ifdt 3u ia.
gen. nit 4 paar Iumpigs 8eamten.
t6hter un0 an Shneioergeielen 6a6'
i'd anaeFangeu; ieB psr6eirdt6 i6
I6on Die or0Bten 6o6ftapler!"
ENLIGHTENMENT. .a6er SEER
Btnomeier, ieBt iteige i'd 1bon 70 Oft
Die bier Stodperts 81 Sbuen binduf,
nm sic gu mobnsn!~ .9srubigen Gil
Ii6. Iieber 6err - nddIte Wo6e iiber.
Ieole i9 in Den oritten Stod!4
- Gin 8ortilauber. 8irtb: Gin
sGunoes Deinsrl Oasl~ Sat 9rofeI.
Ior): lin gu t%onItatiren, o6 Der @ein
geiuno lift. mibte Jpn crit Elm 8einar3t
unteriuaen, unO Oa ss teinen iolhe1
aisbt, t1uReR sic ods aud .ui6t
piFeu.'
- Quh Elm Subilar. 4rmenpfIeaer:
.Sie tpiinfdeR2" - 2tmc{enempfdns
scr: ,Gutf6oto'gen Sic, i'd nuut's
blob meIoeu. oaB ss beute araOe %
SABRE iein, felt i'd pom armenamt
untsrihibt psrOe. 0a oa6t'6, ne tleis
ne u%ffbeHeruug hdtt'b M ber0tntr
- SriHfsrlogit. Sat: ,5err 8trtb,
I aIoub' auspeil. Sbre 8tnnernen WaBs
trugOedel ian bltibdltig.." - Qirth:
So, porum penn 00s?e goit:
,Deil. ie m,br / aus an 9rua trim,
ie bleisrner am anOerR Gag mir ois
8lieOsr iau!"
@eI6ditsperGr0erunq Qepi (7n
ieiuem Sonturreutsn): .@as annon.
cierIte form StuB2 .GrpBer quss
p~ertuuf rpelsH @srdnOerunQ i'm Sc
I6dft." ST bob G6pin0eI!~ -
Rofes: yBis beibt S~dptn0sl? 6ab'
id ooa engasirt per Sittrn n ueaen
9sbrIiHe!-
- Su osr @erpirruna. Gin gofas
mentitT, Der i'm StorGuee ieinsn 5obn
p~erlorsn, IsBt ms Qn5eiaeblatt Fols
lsnos Qnnours; rSeItern oerlief Ft
Elm ana6s, Ser oaF Sen Ruf 6aas
aeht - Der sir5ise Sroh ietner Gltern.
Der aleiHe IL pom bobem Buhs uno
trGgt Elm gerpaHo poR bruuner Far6s
nit aI,i61eu bsiuerHeR RR61feh Wsr
mir iibsr 0ds &iH0 9eri6t Al ae5sn
psiB, Dem Diroe Id so grossnt 1igs
tonto Gel 45ndbms bon Iel6sa anSs
sfsn asDGarsh'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13
stltssr teng.
Bon 9obanna u. eanfan.

Sn mir 1T Grieoen golo'ner Sonu'
tagSirieoen,
Seine @e6anfen 8ieben elm mo ans,
@ls S%esersgruB lit jegIihem beldte'
Den
Gin ouftereider. meiBer 9lutben-
itrauB.
Rie erouen Sriibiolidleier ianfer
leiie
Bie Moraennebel nui ben iitaGl
&ioo.
Elm lit es l6tl Ah, oui 70 ianite
8eiie
BIT mir rod ME eit groentag &C.
nabt.
Bic itia- bertrout bic 9liit5eubaltme
minteul
Fin 2erdenlie0 ON bloueH Smmels'
self -
Rur Soune rings mo melnC
8lide trnfen
Bas Iidte 8ilo Der idoueu 6rilb'
lmqslUelt
8 Srii6linq3fricoeu. 5iebe niat bon
0auneul
Qcg' 0eiue neiBen SdnUtHgeu ieit nm
midi
glur on fnnuit meue Dil0eH BunidC
b0nueH
cd bin Oerloreu obne Did,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13
@pfeImns s.

@obIi6medenoes apieImug berei.
tet man auf foIeenoe art: 3pei
BfuHo baIb iiiBe, balb iaure 2lepfel
Ueroen in 8tertel sei6nitteu, iauber
geDoifen. nit 8aiier, oas ole aepfeI
uidlt gang beoeden bari iammt Der
S6ale un6 3ernbaus duf's 5elter
eeiest un0 uuter SinSufiigen bon 81.
tronen, ODER apfeIitneuidale. gan5em
3imt uno Sc 0elfeu gar getodt;
oonn treibt man Die aepfel ourd etn
Sie6. fiigt Dem N3uie 8uder na6 Sc.
iGmod, cine feline 8riie SaI5 uno
3pei ebIoffel guten &um 5u. auf
Oos fteife Wsis giebt man cine 2ede
BON ShIagiabne.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13

o. OQs 4aHer DIS sur 2bertlGme ne
Spdbise dHseRommen uno oie0dmpis
blaienbiloung aud Die oberften Sdias
ten ergriffen Bat, bic nun Sen BON
unten tommeuoen freie Balm MAIDEN
uno bic fsrnere Rei6unq aufheben.
Die brpoelnotiefen 50ne e~ntfehen abr
oaour6. oaB Observation-Disclosures forts
pGbreHo fia eerduI9b0a trennt, um
9ompfbIaisn ourd5ulaFen un6 f6
e6eniO pieOer idIisbt. Dixie 9oradnas
eeben NIT GROCER @efdninsigteit DOT
fi9 uno Die Oieleu oaourh entifebens
ben Gone biloeR eben oas 6ro0elnbe
,9erdui9.
@is f6On ertpdbnt. oient ale
mdrms, Die Dem foaen0en MaHer
bin5ugsfugt pirO, uur oasu. un e
in 8ampf 81 DerDdnoeln. 8let6luDli
tomnt elm gut u~nterbaltenes 7Seuer
aud bel bereits toHeRbem MaHer ben
satOdenoeR Subitan5en 5uguts. 9enn
Denn aud oos Waher nidt beiBer
miro, foerOeH o0h nurh Derme6rts
9iBe mebr Sampfblaien er3eugt, uno
oieie lebteren erpei6en ole Speiisn
bel eber als Oas &OdGpaFer, oa bic
9dmpfe ii9 IN unbegren3tem WaBe
er6tben. gs peiB oenn aud ieoe6auss
frau aus grfabruHg, 0aB Die Speifsn
bel eber pei6 tperoen, rpenn man Oie
8ilOuug Der SampTbldien b%egiinifigt
unO bic Speiie flott pefter to9ea
ldBt.
Sn6eFen gibt es aud ein biIigeres
Mittsl ais oiefsr ibermGbige Der
brdu9 an 5si3mGtsrial, um ole Speiie
pei9 gu fo9en. 0ie Hdmli6 our9
grbibung aasr &6rper Guseinanoergss
trisbsn fDerbeH. 70 5isben lie fi3 sci
grtGltung auiammeR unO erleioen cine
Prehuna. @enn nun infolae 0es 4os
hens Die Mtome - etfpa elmer Grbfe-
BON chamber entfsrnt tperoen, Der 3u.
fammeHbolt elmer @rbIs aIIo our6 eiHs
3ugtraft INNER mebr bernihtet miro,
10 miro iie. nenn mar pIoBli6 einen
eisidlteu Baferitrabl in ods 3o6ges
FAB giebt. enem groben Srude aus
gefeBt fein. Dieter Druid tbut aber
bislelbsn 9isnIte, iDie Die entaegenges
ie5te Rraft: sr 5erTt0rt Den 3ufams
menbdng Der Qtpme Der grbIe. Miss
0erbolt fib oiefer @organg Dfters, 70
nirb Der 3uIammenbang Der @rbIe
forttpGbrenO erfhittert, Oie @tome TO-
3ufagen bin uno Ter gerifen. infplges
befen iie ii9 enoli9 trennen uno Die
Grbie gar" piro. Mir 3fpeifeln gar
ntht, 0aB unferen 6dusfrduen oisfer
8ortbeil fdon BON alters her befannt
mar uno bic W1stbooe oes ,Qbf6res
deHs" NIT taltem @aGer ldngft bon
linen eeibt pu-os.
8etrddten mir nun gum S6luB
nod ben 9O6DOrgane, ME er fi9 in
Der Natur dbIpielt. Durh ole ftei=
genbe 5emperGtur pom Sribling BIS
gum So6fOmmer piro 0en 6rii6ten
@elsgenbeit gegsben, Ii9 dus3ubebnen,
5. +. gu fpo6len. Sinh tie ousgefpd6s
fen, 10 treten bic talten september,
nGdte In Sbdtisteit, 0ie i'm @erein
nit osn nod parmen Sugsu ois6ruGt
our6 ubtpe6Ielnoes Q~usoebnen unb
3ufammenprs6eH ebenIo b~ebauoeln,
ME Die MISUNDERSTANDING 6ausfrau,
bis enoIi6 i'm Spdtberbt oues Sbit
.miirbs" 1T unb gsgeFen fDer0en lam.
Der unteri6ieo lit alio Hur Der, oab
bic Notur lei elmer longfam Ii6 ents
nidelnoeu WGrme to6t, pGbreno Der
Wlenin 5u OemielbeH 3tpsd cine 5Dl.
Isnglutb eutFaht. 9aber fommt es
Damn aber aud, DAB unlerer 6ousfgau
5uDeiIen cine Mlabl3eit miBrdt6 unO
in ibrsn 5Gusbalt Der in Der 9utur
~uubetaHnte S9redsusruf ert0nt .2lns
ssbraHnt!" 8. 4Iberts.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13
Spfnat NIT Serinq.

Zen gut oerleienen un0 oft estpa.
i6enen Spinn. ldbt man einmal it'd.
tig ouffo6en, gieBt i'm auf einem
9urhihlag ab un6 badt i'm feip.
Sn3ipii1en mnht man Elm bellies
ShmismebL berfoht es nit stfpas
8aiier ODER Ieifter griibe ieimig.
tbut ben Spinot binein, reibt iebr ne.
mig 3uiebeI ooran. cine griie 8fef,
Ter uno giebt, rpenn alles gut our6.
idmort, einen fleinen feingeuIegtep
Sering, ben man orei Bis pier ShIn.
ben Uorber geDdiert bate, bin5u.
Dit Dem Seriue bart Der Spinat
nidlt mehr foheH, ionoern MIR bel
Seite Ieiie 3ieben. 9as @eribt miro
hier0urh ettpQ5 bifouter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13
9m aataiemmumS.
gon 3afob ECO Sung, aAFagO.

ADl s4NtpU 1Eb AhNBf ANT Ab~-
@enu i'm Wlaieumonl
Sober Tlicoer bliibt.
llH0 I'm NbeuoroiB
6ea Der 0alo erghlbt
@eun ser Nmieliong
8roh lit 6om eridalt,
9lodtigalleHidlaa
TerHe mie0erbollt;
&enu Der B6gleiH G6Or
Sn Den 3rueigen lingt,
limo oos Sa lein tleiu
Gurd Die Strdude ipriugt
@em 0as 8eblein iadlt
Glrrd ole Viide qcbt.
limo i'm 8rautgcwauo
8inas Die 9lu critcbt;
8enu Der Nuaer ihou
Sod pom 8lumeuprudt
@enu pie neabelebt
Inns Der Bad anla6t
Com uimm's 2iebhen iiiS
1raulih bel ser Sono.
@ou0're iroben Wiutbs
6roblid iiber'5 &ouO.
Shcr5e! Sreuc bid
IN Der 6riibliuqs3eit.
@cun 0as SCr5 poll Tteb
SMiUebt in Sellatcit.
Gdrcite Arm IN Iru.
Trolim' oeu ih0nitcn Iralm
9luf Dem Maieuplab
Intern 6lieoerbnum.
Boiler Qiebe iilB
8Iuitidlert @6Qeleim:
.llnterm Slieoerbmdl
9uB Gcn Sdabcleinl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13
9opfenteimd n.

Man idneioet Die gepusten so.
pfenteimden in feline StiiGe. foft re
in Sal3Daiier bier @linuteu, gieBt re
olrd elm Sieb itno idlmort fie unter
bduiigem llmidpenten IN Butter
peid, beiiebt iie NIT 0tebl itrelt ct.
mas Sal5 uno 3uder oariiber, tbut
etnas 8ouiLlon uno Sobne Oa5u,
idmedt iie ab uno riftet iie, nit ge-
bruteHeu MiIdbrotideibeH garniert,
an
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13

On uuBt sem sripabltsu Bernie
ods Bette brjugeH. audi e. brinat Dir
biel. 4bsr on bTaudf OssbaB Hi6t
auf oles ~ bsr3iGten. ieas BON aRs
0ersup Retiomrt, On ToER ben 9errf
Iiebsn. nbsr gu ioaR niat fem 9sfans
eener iDer0ta. CT taaE biz 9ie6t.
9roo. Gbre una rod nislss onbers
gtbsn. 4bsr S1s moft bid aneg H76
Hitt perbiHoiih ben fri5 STE ibit
BLOB IT isiner gsisaihGff gu Ifter,
Ods geben 81 beTIsrHen NIB BE GfIsis
beit sin5ubEben. aud ned Sci aRSersa
ShIrsR Gn3ufIOpfsR Hns oas an0slsa
8e3.ru 81 trinisR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13

mas Sen Menfhsn uotb tbut, tits
gu pifsn, ipem er gu eshcr4en, err
Damn, mem CT gu befebltn pat.
Dit 9olme lGbt rom Griiusn ui6s
ielbft i'm 0iuter, uno 0as WsHihsns
berg BON Der 9offnung uidi inmittsn
0es 2ebens.
=
Glidlt6 feiu, betBt Sufrtsosn feiu.
8u~Frieoen6eit betebt in Der QbDeIens
beit ieOes @erIanseus. Dix 9i.bs Bat
ibre eigeue 9srfafuHg: oas 5sr5 1T
bis an oenRano nit SebRiudt ssfHlt
uRO babel 1T Der Menia BOD boiler
Seligtsit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13
MaAtegaen @smHft.

6riite Rdoissdeu peroeR pisOsr=
belt oepdid}en uno ron 8ldtiern un0
6aieypurieln befreit. Damn to1t man
lie in i:oeu0sm Wofer nit stipas
3uder mn Butter 'peih, itiittet iie
auf eiE Sieb uno ldbt lie gut ubtro-
pfen. Run ptrlodt man cine belle
Ylebtihfoise init gutter 5lsii9briibe.
9ibt peUjl tpsiben Yfsffer. Wlusiat-
mlB iopie oas nod n0thi9s Sdl3 ods
ran uno 0ampft Die Raoies6en Odrin
ooueu0s 0urh
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13
9pfeIfiuentronf.

Gje9 @etranf empfiebIt iid beion'
Oers Damn 5n bereiteu. wenu Ole
&reiie Ser 9lpfeIiineu ie5r biaig iiue.
Die 'c,Ue Shale eiuer grOben ODER
}ueier f.e,uen ApieIimeu miro nit
ore, Chart @aiier etWo Orei9lertel
Sumocn llisgetodlt. Gam ieibt mar
ole GliVctat ourh mo tott lie nit
mini un'eu 3uder mo ieds tIeiner
5arteu -eJuseitoBeneu Ebeejpiebdden
uHo 0cu, Eat einer 3itrone etlUu IL
4}juutM. Zen olIsgecreBten Sat
pen Sen a61eriebeneH 9pfeliiHeu uuo
nod Ors flejneu ridden nIgt man
ol3u Ve.t Sen SrauF nit Orei SeIb.
cjcru o5 ua0 ridliet ibH iber ilDei
s%Ht.s,r,sa uHo in S6SibR ssI3nls
teneu GpieIhReu an.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13

Der SihteriH Senrietts goIO.
i6miot IN Berlin muroe an ibrem 50.
@eburtstng inter anoersn gbranga.
ben Elm BON 9litaIieoern oes 8ereins
fir 6amiliefI- mo @olfsersiebung
seianmeItes 4apital bon $4,000 g2t.
sur @egriiHouHg einer Senrie.te
@oloi6miOt-Stiftlm Uberreidt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13

: 5ruu 4nno Sdramm BON t6Hial.
S9auipieIhauie IN Berlin erbielt ans
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13

ooer Gins Der i%olleuoen 9srsaen:
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13
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term unb Qormefans
groutons.

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ter. 9ortulut. gfrGgon. Sauerampfer
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etpds 5leif8briibe feben. Snoe6en
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S6eibsu tauht lie in serta6ene But
ter, 0urOuf in fsin ~gsriebeusn gdrme=
i%dntdis uno bddt oieie Groutons aui
ejnem 9ddbleb i'm 8ratofsn. Sobdl0
Die CUR Suppe beitimmte 6leiidbriihs
iber 0en gsolnfteten Srdutsrn dn9ea
ridltet 1T, rpsroen aud oieis bineinz
oelegt.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-29
OLDEST ROSE BUSH
Has Blossomed Every Season
Since 1906.

On the farm of J. F. Meacham, a
few miles from town on the Antioch
road, is a rose bush that has bllomed
every year for 100 years. The house
occupied by Mr.. Meacham was built
in 1902 and four years afterwards
Thomas Kirkman, who settled the
place, bought a pink tea rose, bloom
ing in clusters, from a nursery in
North Carolina and set it out under
the window of his new house. 1t
stands on the same spot to-day and
is now bearing its one hundredth
crop of blossoms. The bush is
large and vigorous and seems good
for 100 years more. Thomas Kirk
man was a brother of the man for
whom the town of Kirkmansville
was named, The place he cut out of
the wilderness was in course of time
sold and has changed hands several
times, but the house remains as he
built it and the pink rose he planted
under the window has given forth
its fragrance to generation after
generation. The present owner of
the place bought it 80 years ago and
he cherishes the ancient rose as an
connecting the living pres
ent with the dead past. Hundreds
of scions have been transplanted and
the rose that Tom Kirkman planted
has lived on and on and gladdened
many a heart and home. At the
time he bought the old rose two of
his neighbors named Nuckolls and
Dupuy each bought one of the same
kind, but these have long since died
and been forgotten.
1t would be well for those with a
for genuine antiquities to
buy sprout from this old bush that
by many years the "old-
dest inhabitant" of to-day. We
doubt if there is an older rose bush |
in Kentucky than this one.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-29
JAMES E. CHAPPELL
Elected One of Two Debaters
Against Sewanee.

Much of importance to the student
body at Vanderbilt, Nashville, of the
next session was transacted at the
annual meeting of the Dialectic and
Philosophic societies Friday night.
Among other matters the debaters
against Sewanee, which debate will
occur in April. 1907 were elected.
They were James E. Chappell, of
Hopkinsville, and Ashby Lovelace,
also Of this State.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-29

Hon. James A. Mitchell, of Bowl
ing Green died at a Cincinnati hos
pital Saturday, where he had been
for the past three weeks. Mr.. Mitch
ell was recognized as one Of the
ablest lawyers of the State. He had
been in declining health for more
than year, superinduced, it is said,
by close attention to his large law
practice. Mr.. Mitchell enlisted I'M
der John H. Morgan command dur
ing the Civil war and was one of the
youngest soldiers in that famous or
ganization.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-29
How's This :?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
reward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. +. ]. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, Chic.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and f.
nancially able to carry out any obli-
cation made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
RHiee 75c per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-29
COL. SAM JOSEPH
vA.
The Genial Press Agent Is In
Town Again.

Col. Sam H. Joseph, the we'll
known press agent of the Robinson
Carnival Company, who was here
last year is busy shaking hands with
his many friends. The Colonel has
been coming to Hopkinsville with
first one big show and then another
for twenty-one years and makes new
friends every trip. AS a press agent
he has no superior on the road.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-29
COMING WEDDING
AT Lafayette of Prominent
Young Couple.

Miss Louise Ragsdale, daughter
of Judge j. S. Ragsdale, of Lafayette,
will be married on the evening of
June IL, to Mr.. Herbert Scarborough
of Dover, Tenn, 1t will be a big
church wedding with several couples
of attendants. The young couple
will take tour to Canada and the
lakes. Mr.. Scarborough is assayist
for the Tennessee Iron Furnace at
Dover.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-29

The County Chairman of the To-
bacco Association held a meeting at
Bennettstown Saturday and there
were speeches by Mr.. Radford and
r. c. Rives. Twenty-one new mem
bers were added to the Association,
all Of the non-union farmers present.
Great enthusiasm was shown. An
other meeting will be held shortly
lat the same place.