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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-11
HOP CATERERS SCARCE,
Scarcity Of Help May Result in Large
Loss to Growers,

Loss to Growers.
Scarcity of labor may prevent the
owners of Washington hop fields from
reaping the large profit that would
otherwise be their lot this year, says
the Seattle Times. This is the opinion
of William Cochrane Of O'Brien, the
largest hop owner in the White river
valley, who has travelled through all
the hop-producing states in the cOun-
try in the last few months Investigate
ig conditions. Mr. Cochrane declares
that higher price will be paid for
hops this year than ever before and
that owners of the fields will make
much money if they can only obtain
sufficient labor.
All the owners Of hop fields in the
White river valley are complaining
bitterly of the lack of labor. Mr..
Cochrane declares that he has secured
the services of $50 hop pickers, but
that he must Immediately secure 100
more or suffer considerable loss. The
price being paid in the White river VAL
ley is 81 a boy, a high figure.
Speaking of the hop situation yes
terday, Mr.. Cochrane said: Hops this
year will bring a bigger price than
ever before. The world must depend
on Washington this year for its supply
of hops. 1 have done much travelling
in this country and have written to
England to inform myself on the hop
situation. The crop in Oregon is
failure. The crop in England is prac-
tically nothing.
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Nebraska Merchants to Organize.

FREMONT, Neb., September 11.-At
Last there is a prospect that the retail
merchants of Nebraska will form an
organization for mutual protection
Several hundred retail dealers from all
parts of the state met here today for
the purpose of forming a permanent or
ganization The Fremont Commercial
club is playing host and has done sv-
erything possible to make things as
pleasant for the visitors as it Jean be
made. There is considerable enthus-
iasm among the retailers and there is
no doubt that a permanent organiza-
ton will be effected during the two
days of the convention.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-11

Forty million bottles of August Flower
sold IN the United States alone since its
introduction! And the demand for it is
still growing. Isn't that fine showing
of success3 Don't it prove that August
Flower has had unfailing success in the
cure of indigestion and dyspepsia-the
worst enemies of health and happiness?
Does it not afford the best evidence that
August Flower is a sure specific for all
stomach and intestinal disorders THAT il
is the best of all liver regulators?
August Flower has a matches record
of over s. wears in curing the ailing mil
lions of these distressing complaints.
Two sizes. 25c and 75c. All druggists
For Sale BY
HOCKETT DRUG co. !
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Cost Of a Coffin.

A convict named Blum committed
suicide last month at the Walla Walla
penitentiary, and a coffin was made at
once in which to bury him. 1t took
cents worth of nails for the coffin
and box The report Of Warden KEGS
for the month of August shows the
cost of the coffin and the box as fol-
lows.
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LEGAL.


Orice OF City Clerk. Silver Lake. Kan.
Nov. 10, 1906
office until 1 O'Clock y. m, November IN
1906, and the contract awarded at that
time for the construction and co,,e s, Ia
OF a sidewalk on Railroad aveniIe he
tween Beaubien and Mcdora streets orc
hundred and eishty-nve feet long al
tWeife feet wide. to the curbing Tbe
city reserves. right to add to the Length
some 100 feet. US "a
The sidewalk to be constructed in 90.
formity with Ordinance No ia, approved
November s, 1906 -
Proposals to be made for the vrast- ~,f.,-
sand foundations inches In denth ai
constructed with hard corrfgate5 ~f lil0
walk brick, and must be OF a n,,.ii*
44qual TO the sample the bidders i ay
s.4th the city clerk Bidders must 800
in their proposals the price per sn,,sse
foot, which shall include all labor go
material and cleaning up after coT,s*- el-9
ton and all materials used in fba -
struction shall be subject to fnsnerfIo,,
and acceptance OF chairman of corSr.fttoS. y
on sidewalks. and all the work n h. 5 re
under his general supervision ana 1,,h
5ect TO the final inspection and s-.a-4
ance by mayor and council All nroneshsS-
must be accompanied by certife5 e $500
for $50, payable to the city OF Silver Itr 1913
as guarantee that the party to 1 1-5slSs,
the work shall be awarded viii sntal
into a written contract within d'.a
after such award to perform the ,-Ss,
within such time as the mayor ana cos,.
ell may designate at the time OF award1nr
the contract. City reserves the ri~bf -
reject any and all bids. Ut 10
Silver Lake. Kan. S Olerk-
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FOR sALE-REAI. estate.
FOR sALE--nEAL ESTATE.
DECIDE


Make up your mind about those lots in
them buy
fellow will
do SIS
DECEMBER LOTS LEFT I'M
that
and
a ana
DOLLARS AFTER
all n
paid ALI nprov n
they
for
ss
the unds
D. Lane
E.
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west 5th. rooms. 4s Il. front. gas city
and cistern water. walks. $500. 500 cash.
SIS per month. per cent.
East side, new room house gas
porches, cIstern. well. $1,000, $3.50 cash.
balance So per month.
East side, one acre. rooms, all KINGS
fruit, barn. well cellar. lsAoi part
time.
East side, rooms gas. house N sooo
repair. barn. east front $500 $l0o cash.
SIS per month at per cent.
west side. acres. all kinds fruit z
room house, barn. y mile car line $500;
part cash
We have all kinds Of real estate for
BAILEY BROS. co.
Ind. Ontce 800. Residence 5l5l.
sale
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ZOE sAI.EznEAL EsEATE.

-o~--~-~-~r~o~1.1--- 7~SS~o-~o~
oUr-oF-faE .oRDsN sR1 AINs.
roomed House ana lot. on kansas ave-
nue.. block from lots fsId at $1,000 each;
priceson this property Is s.. 100: the house
rents for $500 a year. Probably viii in
crease sl.ooo in actual value within six
months.
Look at 1910 West street; the college
location; rooms. ~ lots, barn. Price
$780,. $3.50 down, SIS per. month. Best
thing to be had in that rapidly growing
section OF the city
Double house on Hancock. near Third;
rents ST. Price $1,000.
Beautiful new home. Taylor. east front,
near 9Th; every convenience, Z rooms.
Price $1,000
go Clay; very handsome cottage. 7
rooms. 20 feet front. excellent location.
Price s.. 700. Make offer.
Vacant bargains-11z east front lots, III
Garfield, $3.50. Building about there rap
idly.
WESTLAWN lots-We are sole agents
for them. Great many sold-those left
viii be raised $50 each. next month
Modern cottage, Blocks from state
house, $500,
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
LOT East 18th.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BARGAINS
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. INSURANCE: w. 7th St. Topeka

CHEAP LAND FOR THIS WEEK
n. W 33-15-27 Cove county, $3.50; n. E. 81
$40. ID cash. 3 sections Logan county
EAST SIDE CITY-3 rooms, Lawrence,
front 5000; 4 rooms, Hancock, 500; 3 roo
acre. Chandler. 800; rooms, Monroe,
WEST SIDES rooms. street paved,
shade, $500. $500 down; 3 rooms, barn. $3.50,
fine rooms, all modern, east front, 81 800;
new 7 rooms, corner lots, only 81 200;
elegant, $500 each. Elegant houses up
you want in new fine houses all locations.
FARMS-Good so, fine buildings. mil
miles of Tevis, 5000; so improved, big
in wheat Is to buyer, III miles of Silver
hay quarter. 3ss miles from city. street
good alfalfa land, $40. Want bid; 200 acres
See US for farms.
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BARGAINS OF A LIFETIME.

frontlo
barn. ok All -yss
barn
$3.50
Westt st,s roonnh eando
houses fronto Broom
Guthrie at
nine
Term cash. o A snap at
improved
mi
mile P bargain al
DAWSON. & WATSON.
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PERSONAL

SALVAR
Call or write J. A Policy. gen. agt., 1o2 e:
9Th. A permanent and positive cure for all
blood diseases and consumption
FREE YOUR FORTUNE TOLD. future
and past revealed, surprising, by Ameri-
cas- eminent philosopher. astrologist,
clairvoyant. st. John, y Sheldon St, Chi
cago- Send birth date and stamp. Know
myself.
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ro WHOM n a1AY coNcEnn

~~~~~~-r~~~~-~~-
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNS !,
known that my application is now on
file IN the Office OF the probate court ~
Shawnee county. Kan. asking for per
nit to sell Intoxicating liquors ACCORDING
TO law at No. So Kansas ave IN fhe
Second ward OF the city OF Topeka shaw
nee county, state OF Kansas. Hearing Is
set for the 22nd day OF December 1865 ST
9. m. GEO. W. STANSFIELD.
I will not be held responsible for anv
bills Of any kind contracted by the party
wife and will not pay any bills she
may contract ID l. KING.
The undersigned has been appointed ad
miEistrator for the estate OF Cyrus N
xfstler. deceased All persons havfn~
Slams against said estate are requested
10 file them with the probate court Of
shawnee county within thirty days
J. BARRETT, Administrator.
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TYLER STREET HOME.

Swell new home of s rooms. III lots.
corner. fully modern. paved street. Built
for a home but for personal reasons own
er. must give it up. A beauty and only
50. 800.
BARNES REAL ESTATE co.
Fifth and Jackson.
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ron SALE.

rooms. one lot. East 11th, s225.
rooms. 2 lots, Lawrence. srd. $3.50.
rooms. 1 lot. Hancock. $3.50.
Good ? rooms, ? lots, Oakland. $500.
rooms, modern. III lots. Polk. 5000.
rooms and store building, East 4th,
rents $40. $780,
J. D. MILLER & CO.,
Both phones 154s e15 Kansas Ave.
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uAIRvOYANT.

--~----~-7-~~-~----~-<---
! QUEEN STELLA & THALMA.
Clairvoyants, mediums, paln1ists, cor
sultation On business. sickness. invest
rnents. speculations, love and family dif1i-
culties. separated united. All work guar =
anteed. Lessons in palmistry. Mediums
developed and ordained. Consult us. lVf
wv. It'll St, TO 5.
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G. w W YATES & CO..
625 Kansas Ave Ind Phone 52s.
room cottage, modern. nearly new,
bath, gas heat, electric light. finished in
hard wood. IL lots, an all round good
property and a bargain at $500.
rooms modern, gas, electric light,
cellar. we'll and cistern, barn. IL lots,
Lane street, and cheap at $500 Good
line Of properties on payment plan and
properties.
Farms and acre tracts for exchange and
sale
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DO YOU WANT 4 HoMnG

=
barn. Chandler
room Banners
lots. 8
mouse Fillmore
Locust
aboutsO
house, / lot
q. E
lot
Poks
Deep Sixteenth
s.
hawneeay Pow
bath.ga Burens
houses cellar wells astf
CALIFORNIA
N me.
BRANCHES.
H c.
n q Columbian Bldg.
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MUST sAeRIFIcp.

Their fine modern room home, hall.
front and back atairs. hot water heating
plant, III eastii 'front.' lots Buchanan
street near 6tA. Cost A.5o0 two years ago.
but on account business is leaving city
and win sacrifice at $3.50.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.
Fifth and Jackson.
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MERCHANDISE TRADES.

MERCHANDISE. TRADES.
We have quite number Of farms to
trade for merchandise. also city proper
ties. II you have good stocks of mer-
chandise, hardware. groceries. dry goods
or general merchandise. write us.
GEO. M. NOBLE & co,
Topeka. Kansas.
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49, S e $500 EdwaG cds county. s5oo;
S.
$5o0;s2 rooms. lots. $3.50: rooms. 20 it
ms Locust. 500 (&100 DOWN. 4 rooms
81. go; 3 rooms, $500.
s750, $50 down; rooms, he lots, gas.
terms: now modern room cottage. 50. $50;
rooms. east front, cottage, Clay, $4,000;
new. facing Central Park. So, 500; 2 more,
college way, $500, $500 Everything
es southwest, 5000; 100 improved. ~
orchard miles n. e.. 81. 600; 20 bottom. 50
Lake, only $50, very cheap; 100 beautiful
car, s.. 100; 160 improved, 4 miles north
--s7.-S-- ss,sr
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WILL TRADE

64s1k acres in Polk county. Missouri. &
miles north Of county seat. farm corners
with good shipping station on Frisco r.
r. Well improved. VIII take Topeka
rental property or Shawnee county land.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.
Fifth and jackson.
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NEXT
room home near nd
andC cut or o
10 fine bottom
Ellsworth P R R.
eso 70 acre home mile so9th os city an $50 5one
arn in Nissouri 0
?
Topeka
g. NJ. x
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MINING.

100000
FOR sAI,E-Zinc mine. $4,000; 10 acres,
20 per cent royalty. large 500 ton mill
enough ore to run mill over hve years
netting $3.50 per week now. Jamot Brown,
Miners Bank Bldg, Joplin, missouri.
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THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE Co,
l1s West 9Th st. Phones sss.
A BARGAIN, rooms. well finished.
furnace electric lights. gas. city water.
barn, half block from car line. half
block from pavement. splendid location.
s.. 100. sone-third cash, balance time.
New, modern cottage College Hill. ?
lots. east front. rooms and bath. 5000.
Beautiful new residences rooms, recep-
ton hall, bath. oak finish, large attic,
paved cellar, old SHADE combination gas
and electric fixtures. first class furnace,
everything thoroughly modern. complete
even to window shades. Let us show YOU.
WILSON a. NEIsWANGER,
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$4,000 CASH, BALANCE LIKE RENT.

Four east front lots worth $4,000 seache
5 room house. good wen, ceIlor, barn,
chicken house. Convenient to school.
church. car line and pavement. Price
81, 5000, located near 18th and Lane sts..
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
5s4 Kansas Ave.
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FOR SALE.

Big bargain, the last lot and a half
on Jackson street. east front. sewer con
nected into lots. Can be bought for $50.
This is a snap.
Three room new house. one lot. east
front on Kansas avenue. Price $780, 500
without interest.
hydrant, cistern, . blocks Of state house.
Van Buren, st. 500 down, carry $500 at 6
per cent. See agent ab1317 Jackson st.
ALL MUST GO.
John B. JONES.
FOR SALE-Ay home, ia East Sth ave,
Houses and lots 425 Buchanan st. Small
house and lots southeast corner 9Th ave.
and Lawrence st. Call 119 East Sth ave.
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4roo
heating
bo. Prc is barga
For a modern ONE o. s
new room floors
partc cash i'm o sui pure
house rice is a bargain
A new
". STEPHENSON s.
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20 ACRES.

About is miles from Topeka, 21t from
good railroad town. plenty OF water. some
timber and fruit. improved. VIII take
Topeka rental property as part payment.
See US at once.
THE SHELDON REAL ESTATE co.
Sole Agents.
so Kansas Ave Ind Tel. 1876.
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MOON, CHARLES & co.
Room II, Office Bldg, 116 East 5th st

Fine new home on Fillmore st.. fine To-
cation modern, p oak finish. 2 story, 8
rooms. attic finished. $500
= Fine new cottage, . rooms, 3 lots, facing
east. good barn, 8 lots facing west, chick
en- yard and chicken house. West side of
81 400
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PLUMBING.

LOUIS LOCKOwITz, expert plumber and
gas litter. 219 W. 6th. Ind. 1913 Bell $50.
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FOR SALE.

10 acre tract close TO city. all fenced
and under cultivation Price $500
W W MANSPEAKER,
s19 Kansas Ave.
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GEO. NJ CO.
ESTATE. LOANS INSURANCE
OPPOSITE PosToFFIcE TOPEKA

. 2 ands smaller
T onege.
osAlana
$500 for ; Polk with
all parts # Topeka.
wi
OF variou kinds
for
submit to anytra GU mayha ave
have a a In Sha ad
BoTH u.s. - ~ W ~ " SUI ~ AVE
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VACANT LOTS FOR HOMES.


Central Pa
lotsC ave.. nearw
riotsv estE ighth st.
scornerl lots westE
and1s 1T on fifteenth
corner st. near capitol
10 on Horne st neal
-Iots1so andN.
5000 Poiks
eastfr ave-.
II.
sso-each lOtsss to ave-
n-each-
l to
and44 ave-
y to Boswell ave-
o to 5 Warrenav
s t g Boswell lave
1 ITO 3 sixen st
H C.
4
W. C. s.
REAL INSURANCE
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FREE DIsPENsARY.

MONROE ST. FREE DISPENsARY
302 Monroe st. Conducted by regular
practicing physicians and surgeons. Med
tcal service free Madeline free in some
cases. Office hours 2 to p. m. Calls
answered night or day. Ind. tel 3413
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CUT PRICES
cur PRICES

CUT PRICES
cur. $500.
Y SO, 100-New room residence reception
hall. bath. electric lights, furnace, gas
paved cellar. laundry room, few blocks
soutffsof state House. See picture in of
fee.
CUT 400.
s.. sO0-New room house, reception hall.
colonial posts, bath. gas, paved cellar.
furnace, laundry rooms See picture in
office,
|. s2,oOo-New room cottage. bath room.
gas sewer, close in, West side. See pic
ture in office.
CUT $3.50.
$l,eoo-Good Z room house in fine loea-
tion, near Governors mansion. fine shade,
newly painted and papeFed See picture
CUT FROM 500 TO 800 EACH.
s, s5o-l7A lots, g rooms, close In. West
sl.25O-e room cottage. west side. Pay
ments. =
sl,15O-5 room cottage, West 5th st. Pay
$500 rooms. close, H. quincy ST.
PARTNERSHIPS REAL ESTATE co.
Ind. s72. 1o7 wg75th Bell 1851
sNAR on MONROE
a-1& Is. ssslsJhJ4
Street, fully modern sTq6om mouse, hall
mantels and CRATES, nice home or good
rental property. located between 18th ana
10th streets. nonresident owner writes us
to sacrifice at SO. 350s4sy
BARNES REAL ESTATE co.
Fifth and Jacksonss5ssi az s---.
"A few CHOICE purchase
iladoNE5Y II aaRl4il AGEs. !, 20 81
5sta For lFss-slsis. a.s s.
GEO: NJ TcBtsE & CO.. T, s. - !,
Opposite Postonice -
ts8sl.s-7 - 7TOREKHS KAN.
+ Both Phones al. . W -.
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INCOME INVESTMENT.

Only blocks from sth and Kansas ave.
corner 2 lots, buildings in good repair.
rented for $3.50 per month. Owner Ieav-
ing city and needs $3.50. Big snap.
BARNES REAL. ESTATE CO.
Fifth and JaeKsons 1--sne oe.
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FOR SAILS room house and lots, 1017
Jefferson. north; payments. NJ. Heery.
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TWO BARGAINS.

Fine room house, all hard wood finish.
reception hall, large pantry fine bath.
brick cellar under the whole house. fire
hots air furnace. large garnet; house al
most new and in good condition. Good
location on Fillmore st. $4,000.
New room cottage in Lowmau Hin.
good cellar, gas heat and light, well, cell
lar. large barn, lots. $500. Easy terms.
See US for sale or exchange of anything
in city properties and western farm lands.
l. s. LovITT & SON.
COver Novelty Theater)
s12 Kansas Ave. Ind. phone 1907.
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BARNES


REAL ESTATE co. HAVE REAL Es-
TATE OF ALL. DESCRIPTIONS AT
ALL KINDS OF PRICES, BOTH. VA
CANT AND IMPROVED IN ALL
PARTS OF THE CITY. SEE US.
BARNES REAL Estate CO.
FIFTH AND JACKSON.
LIST your property with THE SHELDON
REAL ESTATE CO, so Kansas ave.
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BuGGY REPARING

-~---7-~-~-~-~-~-~-7-----~
SURVEYS. runabouts and top buggies at
bottom prices. Repairing and rubber
tires. Repository 116 w Fifth st
Factory 414-426 Jackson st.
z. G. KINLEY.
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WESTERN LAND.

WESTERN LAND.
Bargains in alfalfa. sugar Beet. ~hsat
land ana ranches. ,
FRANK 4. REEFS Co.
Syracuse. Hamilton ca. Kansas.
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WE'LL DRILLING.


WELL DRILLING AND BORING, f. H
Roebuck. 81 Morris ave. Lowman Hill
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MISCELLANEOUS


SHUT. instructor of mando-
lin, guitar and banjo. at pupils homes.
Doc. Gail Ind. phone 6S57
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MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME TABLE
DAILY Except Sunday.)
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sOUTHBoUND
No. 610-Passcnger to Fl Scott-...2:o5 pm.
No. 692-FrefRbt -...--. ..<........-.. $50 am.
NORTHBOIJNlJ.
No e09-Passenger from TT. Scott. y 50 pm.
No. 691-Freight ...-.. ..-.......-.-..6;45 plup
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CIDER WORKS.
UNDERTAKrRa

L, ~, AZ. iPENWELL. funeral director ~
bic nricas s1, C rSt class service reasona-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19
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gen, ebea peqeu oes unQldubli6 unz
prdttil6en poti3siinitems. Bon Den
pallonii6ta gegeu0en 9elgiens 1T
blob oas Gefeu BON GbdrIeroi, uno
6ies nit gedt libel beleumunOet.
BORT mobHeu ~oqeroinas piel 6ldmen.
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les @iaB tpieoer EN- QrGBli6es Der
breden ueriibt ole %eIiidbriQe 5oiepbine
0eH0rid lpur0t BON einem un1efdbr
iinf}ilIdbriqen Wiunn berdepdltiat
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ten 3eit III in iener 8eqeno cine Reibe
ron bCut0len Ebaten perii6t norOen.
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lancer NIT our6ihnittenem 6ulie; in
Yont=a46eue3 lpur0e elm @reis ermore
oct; in MontiQnies, Wdr6ienne, Rour.
UtouItier an Der Sum6rc. Derant.le re-
SotS uno mluheu auOeren Srten Fn0
uIler50no ShlnOt6uten porQefommen.
ohne pap Is zen 9e60rOeu delinuen
mare, ojs &erbrehtr }u ent0efen. 5ou-
riiten. oie Ourh oieIe @eQeu0 tommsn.
lit @orliht uDo GiHiiht 81 empfe6len.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19
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pelitia.
90 fsierli5 Oie NATURALIZATION
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9ldng
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g~eoraage.
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Ter,
als molten fe ms DIR mir tr6itel1a
iagen,
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Plagen.
Mair 1T, ais isi Die gforte uuia
getbdH,
Der pfdO mir often gum dueHolid
G60nen.
@ls miiBte bsuf aus i,oer Meniaena
bruit
9ss 9sr5sHs b08Fsr 5ubeIIaut er'
tonen!