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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-07

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7. A. Williams, Olive Hill, Tenn.
is a new reader, his subscription being
sent in by his daughter, Mrs Jennie
Smith, Needmore, Ala
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Alfred Eckles, of Roope, Tenn, or
ders the News per our agent, Mrs. Ro-
So Mallard.
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W. F. Stone, WhitYell orders the
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John Sanders, Daisy, Tenn. now
reads the News.
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J. A. Scott, Searles, Ala, is added
to our list.
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Miss Annie Cain, State College,
MontevallO, Ala, is a new reader
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Mrs. W. B. Dickert, Ridegdale,
Tenn, now reads the News.
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Walter Doss, Kimball, orders the
News.
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Thomas Morrison, Ascalon, Ga, says
send the News.
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Miss Ava Brooks, East Chattanooga,
, now reads the News.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-07
LOCAL.

E. S. Haynes went to Jasper Tues
day.
Jesse Coppinger went to South Pitts
burg Friday.
Dan Pitman, of Caroline Chapel, was
here Tuesday.
Walter Randle spent Sunday in
South Pittsburg.
The public school closed Monday for
lack of funds
Geo. Lewis, of Caroline Chapel, was
in town Monday.
Morris Shoemake of Victoria, was in
the city Saturday.
Geo. W. Wiseman, of Dixon Cove,
was here Saturday.
Dallas Dixon, of Coppinger Cove,
was in the city Saturday -
A. W. Williamson, of South Pitts
burg, was here Thursday.
J. R. Jones will build barn on his
property in East Sequachee.
Mrs. Cox, of Kilnbal, has been WIS.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. E. S. Hay
nes
Geo Moore has sold his place at
Caroline Chapel to Silas McNabb, of
Etna
Will Thornton and family, of Oates
Island, visited Vim. Lee and family
Sunday.
Miss Jennie Harris will leave for
Chattanooga this week to visit Miss
Eva Ables.
Mrs. Abner Thornton and children,
of Whitwell, were visiting in town the
first of the week.
VIM. Houts, of Chattanooga, was in
the city a few days this week, the
guest of his brother Lum Houts.
"a full line of Field and Garden
Seeds at rock bottom figures. "
CHATTANOOGA FEED co.
Miss Nan Coppinger returned from
So Pittsburg Sunday, where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert
Lee.
James ColdwelI celebrated bis 10th
birthday recently and despite his years
is one of the fastest going men in this
town.
Mrs. J. G. Lancaster and Miss Mag
gle Lancaster were up from Jasper
Saturday to attend the meeting of the
w. r. G.
Jas. Layne, of Inman, was here Sat
urday. He reports his wife as being
somewhat better. She has been sicl
since September.
Two weeks from Saturday night
next there will be box supper an(
entertainment at the Town Hall fol
the benefit of same
Monday was regular quarterly pay
ment day in pension department of U
s. A., and the vets were on hand t.
get their vouchers filed out.
"Genuine Tennessee Burt, Red Rus
Proof, Blue and all other varieties o
Seed Oats in stock. We can fill you
order on a moments notice.
CHATTANOOGA FEED co.
R. G. Goodier returned from Chat.
tanooga Saturday where he had beer
for few days in search of employ
ment. His many friends were de
lighted to see him return.
A. P. Ramsay fell from barn lof
about week ago, and received som
severe bruises but fortunately no bone
were broken. Dr. Griffith was Gale,
to see him. He is about 20 years old
and one of our most respected citizens
Ed Brophy, the hustling saw mil
man, says he has gang of men at tn
saw mill that for sensitiveness to coll
can't be beat. He says that you nigh
build hot fire in July and heat tn
ground so hot that pop corn placed O
it would pop, and they would all see
a fire at once, thinking it was Snow
ing. Pretty good one on you, boys.
E. V. Curnutt has purchased the N
D. Brewer stock of groceries at Jasper
and will continue business at the oil
stand. Mr.. Brewer will remain wit
Mr.. Curnutt and will be glad to hav
his old customers come and see hil
and guarantees right treatment. W
wish Mr.. Curnutt success in his ente,
prise, which he will nave, no doub
as he is a reliable straightforward
young man.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-07
FREE

Send 10 names and addresses of Sun
day School Superintendent and music
leaders and we will mail you a copy of
our new Sunday School Song Book for
1907, windows of Heaven" No 3.
j. B. VAUGHAN,
Athens, Ga.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-07
NOTICE

I will b. al Jasper On Monday az
each week. All parties desiring dem
tai work viii please call at the Hughes
House. y. L. MOORE,
DENTIST.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-07
WANTED.

Wanted to buy second hand boiler
and engine, 10 to 20 horse power.
SEQUATCHIE HANDLE WORKS,
Sequatchie, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-07

Consult us relative 10 your require
ments in Seed Potatoes eand Onion
Sets. We are headquarters.
CHATTANOOGA FEED co.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-07

Mrs. Joe Hartline, Coal City, Ga,
is new subscriber.
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-07

7. r. Harris, Sequachee renews
his subscription.
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-07

Special PRICES ON Cotton Seed Meal
and Hulls, straight. assorted or less
car-lots, t. o. b or delivered. Let us
figure with yOu.
CHATTANOOGA FEED co.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-07

Miss Maggie HoutS is visiting in
Chattanooga this week.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-07
WATCH US GROW.

G. B. Miller, Adamson |. t., will
receive the News, subscription for
warded by Robt. White.
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-07

Piles of people have Piles Why suffer
from piles when you can use DeWitt's
Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve and get
relief. Nothing else 90 so good. Be
ware of limitations. See that the name
is stamped ON each box. Sold by J.
w. Simpson, Jasper, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-07
OBITUARY.

Susan Brunette Brown, wife of
Granville Brown, was born December
4, 1S45, and died Jan. "a, 1907, at 800
p. m. of neuralgia of the heart. She was
taken with a spell of aching on Tues
day night, then another spell Wednes-
day and another one Thursday after
noon The DR.. was hurriedly sent for
but in little while after his visit she
died. She was daughter of DR.. A.
Brunette, of Bledsoe Co., who died in
time of the cruel war in 1862 Susan
G. Brown obtained hope in Christ
several years ago and joined the Prim-
tive Baptist church, and was baptised
by Elder Tom Pettus. She was a good
christian woman and loved by all who
knew her. She was good wife and
mother. She leaves a husband, seven
children, two grand children and two
brothers, Malcome and Azariah Bur
nette, of this place. The children are
Mrs. C. J. WillOughly, Mrs w. B.
Dickert, Miss Kittie Brown, of Chat
tanooga, and Mrs. T. A. Randle, of
this place. and Misses Ida and Annie
Brown, residing with their parents,
and Robt. G.. Brown, now in the L.
s. Navy service, Manila, p. l. She
attended to her work the morning of
the same day she died. Services were
conducted Friday afternoon at the
family residence by Rev. r. O. Raul
ston of the Primitive Baptist church,
and interment was made at the Lasa-
ter cemetery in the presence of large
number of friends and relatives.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-07
PETR0S.
slinLLo III, Mr1nr

Special 10 The Meas.
Mrs. ]. H. Rogers called on Mrs. j.
NJ Bostain one dav this week.
Annie and Lille Rogers visited Ar
tie and Matte Basham this week.
Mrs. n, E, Basham is on the sick
list.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bostain is sick.
A little girl burned our paper last
week before we got to read it all.
Misses Matte and Artie Basham call
ed on Misses Annie and Lille Rogers
Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss frankie Bostain called on Miss
Flossie and Ethie Basham Sunday.
Jas. Barnes called on JAS. Rogers
Sunday. Red Rose.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-02-07

Will Thornton, Oates Island, Tenn,
orders the News.
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10

s
This chocolsie dalnty meeen
N inexpensive cald ds<srt shnf
aaaally feds pop~ln< f3vue. 4
i always : coufers - - h1eoe
ke~psr y know - - dsssrs
= vel nut q ~ ~ haG estexe
serving TIM. tlsre1ore. T. lkeee
asmpie lessoas. J HI = tN1e
dnce : sveet cenrss q 49,
nsiare Alx 40 ,Ahisepsp "a.
q ccrn'stsrch h1lf eupfsl e
snEsr 40 c. feafte taenpene
fal ef silt then 80 9fnennll
oae third - : enpf~l q 60
milk Pour ~ nlHtnre lete
iwe espfnls e senklsd -
(which i ia - tnrn ~ - apNhle
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10

our neighbors about them, and
also give them = hearty wei.
come 10 the Gaze City,"
REGISTER 10 VOTE.
Do not forget 70 register next
Tuesday or you cant vote ~ the
next general election, II your
name Was not entered on the
POLL list by the assessor, you
must register next Tuesday or
you must cut out voting thss
year. Read the following sec.
tons from the political code In
reference thereto and govern
yourselves accordingly;
Article IL.
Sec. coca: No PEARSON in tho
State Of South Dakota shall b.
permitted TO vote II any general
election unless he l. duly reglss
cred rs hareia required.
Sec. a0s5: There shall be had
biennially . registration III the
qualiEed voters Of the ntaie.
The mayor. clerk and treasurer
OF every Incorporated city. the
chairman OF tho board 1T tras
tees. clerk aud treasurer of
every incorporated town or vi
lage. the board Of supervisors of
every organized civil township.
and In voting precincts where
there ~ no organized civil town.
ships the Judges Of election Last
appointed, shall constitute
board Of registration for such
city. town. village, township or
voting precanct.
SEED. .o27;-The board os reg.
istration A. herein provided
shall meet on Tuesday neat pre-.
ceedlng the day of election at
nine o'clock In the forenoon Of
sand day which date Ii hereby
made the date o, the last regu,
lar meeting Of the board Of sup-
eryisors for organized townships
for each calendar year. and con.
slnue In session until SIX o'ciock
In the afternoon al the place
where the election IL 70 be held.
In said township or voting pro
cinct. except in cities, towns
and villages. aud their meeting
shall be held II the usual place
of meeting Of the city council or
board Of trustees and proceed 10
correct the registered list - re.
turned dy the assessor ~ herein
prescribed, Of all the persons
entitled 10 vote as The ensuing
election In their election pre-
cincts, which list when complet.
ed. shall constitute and be
known a. the register ofelectors
Of said election precincts.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10
vislT OF SIOUX cry

visrT OF SIOUX cry
BUSINESS MEN.
Last Saturday morning about
1890 o'clock. ths special irwin
bearing Q company OF the whole
sale business men Of Sioux City
pulled into Wagner from the
west. Badges had been pre-
pared By the Businessmens
Association At this place bearing
the words; "Sloux City Trades
Excursion. 1903. Wagner. 8. D.
likes 10 meet and greet hnst-
lers." These badges we're Civ
en- The visitors and two hundred
Of them we're not enough - sas.
lsfy tie demand.
Oar mayor. John Stedrousky.
had prepared . fitting and el&bo-
rate speech 10 welcome these
gentlemen 10 or city but unless
he hAs delivered 10 for M: benesii
of his family. 10 10 ssill resting In
his brain box---As Iea2s our vsxit
ors did not hear IL A nasty
rain was falling aud The peopis
ware not ANXIOUS for ; speech,
what they wanted wss b CT
under shelter - sooa !. pos
sihle. We are very sorry thai
John was disappointed. bat be
csn preserve u Zoe The mart o.
casi0n.
The excnrs:oaists we're &C.
conpsnIed by = part IL Raids
baud Of Sioux City who marched
down the street. stopping In
front ~ the HoteI Vera. where
tley Played ! eoupla II pseces
for the beuiiit Of oar peupIe.
On accounted thu bad weather
shs intended reception b these
gentlemen wAs somewhat u :
fAilara. hut re viii ssutare tn
assertion that not many towns ii
the state showed their good will
any better than did Wagner. and
that the visiting Sioax Cltyans
win NOT forget us IN . hurry.
The gentlemen Al appeared 10
belong v The class 81 s'good III.
lows" and distributed plenty Of
advertising matter - give the
people something % remember
them By. and - far - possible
dropped Into The basiaess
places In towns for ths pnrpose
Of getting acquainted with The
men with whom they ars doing
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10
HI. \. / eon1o
win spsak II Wsepsr Tsss1sy
svsaisg
OCTOBER seth

Hon. Robk J. Canhls IN
speak II Ksansdy haIl nszs
Tuesday evening. o. - -.
asos Gambie y ! fro ~ -
T,rsssive sTsAksr M will -
doubt deliver ! very intsrep1fnr
and conyincing npeech oomr
with he expsctation - hsarla. !
god speech md you viii - -
disappointed.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10
Supplement
CHARLES nix NEW ERA
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2e, 1905

Seven Mile creek on last Satur-
day night, Oct. 20, one gray
mare, brand "fB" on right hip.
Finder please notify John
Graham, Wagner, s. D. 1924 p
For rent: | section farm 4
miles south of Wagner. 200
acres under cultivation. 10
head Of ocws to rent with place.
Place win be leased on share
rent. w. r. Brazzell, Wagner.
s.. ID. 1926
Our line of shoes il the best
In the city try q pair and be con.
viuced. j. A. Naeve. 1926
Calendarss vow bet. Big
sample list TO select from. Will
DO around 10 see you soon. Hold
your orders. johnson & Ray,
the Gate City printers.
Our friend DR.. Moser tried 10
cremate the pcople In the
Hotel Vera last Friday evening.
but did not succeed very we'd
they would not stand for crema.
ton just then. About seven
o'clock on the above named even.
ing while the mail was being
distributed, fire was noticed
somewhere IN the hotel. and In.
vestigation showed that II was
In the doctors ofiice. The bed.
ding had caught fire. evidently
from the electric light. which
had been left lying on the bed.
Prompt action In throwing out
the bedding saved the fire com
pany some trouble and averted
all danger.
South Dakota is just getting
over the effects Of heavy storm.
which began here last Saturday
with rain. Saturday night and
Sunday sleet came down quite
heavily, breaking down tele.
phone and telegraph wires.
Tuesday the rain and sleet
changed TO snow, aud il showed
quite hard for nearly twelve
huors. Wednesday IL began 70
clear up. and by Thursday the
skies were quite clear again.
From all reports the storm was
general over the west and north.
west and caused great suffering
among stock. especially In the
range country. In this vicinity
there was some fax down, or un.
cut which was badly damaged by
the storm.
Among the Sioux City boost
ers whom we had the pleasure
Of meeting last Saturday was an
old friend of the writer's who oc-
cupied q desk In the Des Moines
Leader office Ut the same time
we did, also Happy Cal" Of the
Sioux City Journal force, q man
Of whom we have often heard
but never before had the plea.
sure OF meeting. Another
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10

"good fellow" we met was
Frank e. Scott, representative
Of Clay, Robinson q Co, com.
mission men. This company is
the largest sellers Of list stock
in the world, and have Offices ~
eight OF the leading markets.
We met . number of other gen
tleimen but have not space 20
mention them. II they will only
drop in singly or In pairs next
time, we will be pleased TO tell
our neighbors about them, and
also give them : hearty wei
come 10 the .'Gate City"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10

RENN&s14s
Rain, snow and mud.
born 10 Mr.. aud Mrs. Louis
Engeli,orn > baby boy jast ID
time b sote.
Joe and Frank ERNST vim we're
Visiting their brothers VIM. snd
John returned 70 their home 10
Iowa
Mr.. BroAs had N auction sale
Tuesday.
William Timm u laid mp with
boils on his hands. He hAd them
treated and they are getting
better now.
Mrs William Ernst II on the
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-28
@neraiihes Dement,.

Sn einsm Offi;iellsn 9lrtitsI tritt Die
uSOlnii6e 3situns" elmer GsuOsni.
meloun9 eHtsessn. Wel6e neuerOinss
in Der sngliidsn Prsiie usrbreitst pOrs
ben lit. &OnOOnsr Bldtter battsn be-
buuptet, Dsuti6lunO OulOe niht allein
ben StlauenbunOel uud bem nDroli6eu
8beil Der suSliideu SrOntOlOnie 9iisa.
ria, iOuOeru besiinitiss ibn seraOe;u.
9nOem bic .aOlniife 3eituns" oisisn
SebauptuuSsH Elm enersii6es 0emsnti
entseseniett wsiit iis 3usIeid nab,
baB oas uOllitanbige 9esentbeil Der
6uIl lit. Die Osuti6e 9tssieruus bat
9laes uufssbOtsn, nm benz
stluusnbuuOel GinbuIt ;u tbun, uno
bat aud obns 3Weifsl erbsbli6s @rfOlge
auf5umeiien.
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Starf ubertricbcn.

Yor stwa einem Sabre nuroe pom
ben Oirettorsn Der Penuigluaniu. @iIen.
bubuseisllidaft elm SpsiialcOmits sr.
uannt. bas Ouriiber untsriu6unsen
anitellen iollte, in mie melt Yenmte uno
glnseitellts Der @iienbabn 9slsai6aft
an sei6dftliden llnternsbmunssu anSs.
rsr Slrt betbeili9t iinO unO Oh oisie 8es
tbsilisuus iir an Der sswiiienbafteH Gus.
iibuus ibrer Yfi6tsu Der @iieububu.
@siellidait 9eseniibert biuoert. Oas
@Omits bat iest ieinen Seridt sin9s.
reidt uno barin erfldrt, Oas Die Gnses
lssenbeit iibsrtrisbeu unO tbcilpeiis
gang fulid Ourssitellt 1T. Bon 2.o55
Bsamtsn Der Pennipluanias@ @iisnbabH'
ssisllihaft bdttsu uur 26 antbsil an
unosrsn ssiddftlihen untsrnsbmuussn.
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Inter sddten serbunaert.

9u6it6bli6 unter Heihtbiimern uers
bunssrt lit in Sbbenbiirsn, i'm psit'
pbdliidsn 9lesierunssbeiirf Niiniter,
elm 7Oidbriser peniiOurter 8er9inualioc
giamsns Dsbuf. Sbsleif allssmein
bsfunnt mar, oas Der @reis, oem Dor
spei ooer Orei DsfuOen cine beosutenos
@rbi6uft Sufiel, Elm 0rOBes germO.
gen bsiaB, bauits sr in elmer siniamen,
pom S6mns itarrenben 9iitte. 9ins
in 9umpeu 9efleiOet umber uuo lebte
bauptidhlib pom Settel. Seit meb.
reren Gagen mar er uidt mebr geie.
ben morben, uno als 9iahbarn in feline
truuri9e Sebauiuug einOran9en, muroe
er ais Seide sffunosn. Die 6rltIihe
lluteriubung ergab. OoB er bu6itdbli6
Sungsrs 9eltorben mar. Sei Der
Ourhiu6ung. 6es olten @eriimpels in
Der Siitte fanoen lib nebeu elmer 9roBen
Saariumme 8antbiitsr. StaatSObli.
9ationen uno loulti9e Wertbpapiere i'm
Yetra9e BON pielsn 9auienoen Wtarf.
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Shpieriefeiten Der stbrhftune
berperaebpben.

Ssit siuiser 3sit pirO in Der PrsIis
bic abriiitunss gn9slesenbeit onf Oas
Sebbafteite beiprudeu unb babel nit
pahienbem 8efrsmbeu Don Ger Chat,
fade gioti3 ssnommen. oaB uOn iOl9en
Ssiten, Die bsrufsmdBiS Se9en Dsutifs
lamb besen unO itGnfern, idlanfme9
bic Sebauptuus uufseitellt WirO,
Deuti6lanO wioeriese iid jeOem slbs
riiituussplun unO iei besbalb alsiu oa.
fir uerantwOrtIi1 iu MAIDEN, menn Die
86lfer pon ben Saiten Der Sris9sriiits
un9en meiter beHriidt piirOen. Su
einem Offi;iOisn artifsl madt Die rSiibs
oeutihe 8eidscOrreipOnben;." welhe
befunntermaben bem Ofei6sfanSler Sir
itsn b. SiilOD iebr nube ftebt, 6ront
ge9en lolhes @ebubren Der beuti6fsino.
libeu Sldtter oes gluslanos. Die
Semiibuu9en, anldBlib Der SSee, Die
abriiitun9sIruse in Der beuoritsbenOen
9aaSer 6rieNenscOnferen3 auf'S 3apet
;u brin9en, Dsutidlano uls Die einji9e
Wfn6t binSultsIlen, weIde Dem pbebrsn+
SOrbabsn DiOeritrebe uuO inn unipma
patbiib Se9euiiberitebe, ieien Su bur4-
iidti9. Die Oeuti6e 0iesieruns ici bis
isst 9urni6t in Der Gage gepeisu, of.
fi3iell 3u Der Sra9e Stslluns ;u nsb.
men. SOlanse man ni6t i'm Gin;el.
men Wiiie, wis Oieieniseu Staten,
welhe Die abriiitunssioee bstreiben.
iib bic Sade eisentlid benien. 10
lan9e lei ss ia aud uOllitGnOis un.
mOslid. iid elm sissneS rlrtbsil bar.
iiber ju bilosn. yiuhOem Die rSiio.
bsutide &si6scOrreipOnoenS" nod biz
srO6eu Sdwieristeiten beruOraebObsn.
wsl4e iih Dem slbriitunsswsrts eut.
seseHitelIeu, ipyidt iie Die sIniidt aus,
oaB Die Sauser GOnfereu; um Ser.
itdnci9itsn banoeln weroe, msnn iit
iid uui Oiuse bei6rante. psl6s eint
sinmiitbi9e Rs9eluus ermOsli6teu.
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6trutr:

Ra. 9-aa has stptit @runelfiid etltstn in
hu Staet SuantOn, eadapanna County uno
Sidat gsnniylpania, uue btf6ritbtn ME fOlst
uGmIitb Got Hp. z i'm 8lpd SO. rs, mic ptr-
itihntt aui etr edddpdnna Giltu uue apbl'n
Gpmpnnit aarit ron Cots In SfraHtpn. St-
iaats Got II stltssn an htr iieSiii&su Stitt
ppn Waeilpn Npfnue unb III 40 6ue wsit pprnt
unp binhu nnb $50 Jub in Sitft. ~ tutr
16 5ue bTtittn alts, ron pine mad @ibipu
Ctr fibrsne. acbltn une Wintralitn iiub aus
stucmmtn une Ttisrpirt mic i'm STisiuaIestb.
glu S,lhlds bslsst rne in GrtfuticH gtnUm'
men auf bic aIagt BON 9labtld Sallsuiiut.
Aifgntt, ststn Grteuif Gsunta, uue 6rseTid
gpnntl, ahminiifrat0r Ter pTif. 9mma epnusa.
Shulr St.6i2.50. 9ntntitu pom 6. 5tbruar
1907. 9uesmsnt Ho. 627, 9anuor 5HmiH
1907. Sen. ia. gum Wdu Ssrmiu 1907.
ggtIlts 5prTtY, AHpdlk.
ga has stuannts GistHibum pirS Hur ststn
!9aar;abIuns ptrfauft.
g. 3. Galpia, Sderiff.
S6ai1samt erautuH, pa, DUnHnfGs. stH
81. 6tbruar 1897.
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Ginisuns betreffs Der Spntrafts
fcrmnlare gum Sermictben
Der Sireben in Sranfs
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w th
reid immcr nod
ni6t erSielt.
Die Sir6sn' uno StaatsbebDroer
haben ii6 betreifs Der @ontrattiormu.
lare fir bas Ysrmistben BON Sir9su
INNER nod nidt 9esinist. neil sinjslns
gunfte, mie oas Hepuriren pom @Ottes.
bGuieru unb Die Yere6ti9uns uon
9eiltliben, Die uerbotenen Sroen an9es
b0reu, Wtietbsconttafte nb,ulhlieBen,
INNER nod @eseuitano Offeuer Susit.
hasen iinO unO gu erniten Wteinungs,
uerlbieoenbeiten Seranlailuus 9sssben
baben. Die Sir6enbebOroen bebaup.
ten, oaB es fir Die Prieiter uumOslit
IT. peri0nIi6e Serantportuus fir biz
Reparaturen in Sirden Su iibernebmsn.
menu9lei6 iie Su9eben, oa6 cine @ini,
suns betreffs Oieies Yunttes pisl lei6ter
lit als betrefs oes auf Wtit9lieSer per'
bOtensr reli9iOier SrOsn Ssius nebmenr
ben Yunftss. Cardinal 8i6ar6 uertritt
ben Staubpunft, baB es cine Ssleibi.
suns fir @eiitli6e wdrs, wsnn man
ibnsn aIs WtitslisOsrn uerbOtsnsr Or
ben oas Redt abiprdde, als @smeins
oepfarrer Su funsirsH unO Wfietbss
cOntratte fur airdsn abjuiblisBen.
@lsrituIs 3situussn bebuupten i6Ou,
OaB Die 5Ortiesuus Der llntsrbanos
lunssn uuf siusn Siss Der Stride iblis.
zen lalien.
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sln z drinSfnd,tinr

Ser llnteueihnete Der hurb Elm aew6hnlihes
Bitel jur Geiuuoheit wieber bergeitcut uuree mao
BEN CT etniae Sabre lang an etuer ihpereu suuaens
iganthett unb an ber geiurhieten aranfbet Zdpinei
fudlf aeltten bate bat elm arobes geTlauaeu fet,
alen eenen, bic es perldnRen, pire er freunbli6f
toienftei cine abibu't Der 9nbtreiiung ididen,
wel9e ite ale eiHe oetluna fur Zdbminefndbt WITH,
ma, Odtdrrb, Srpndlitis uub aue GALS unb
Experimentation finoen peresn. CT bort, eas
ALE eeioeneen itiu peilmittsI probiren perben, ba
60 iehr pertbpou TT.
Sieienisen, psldbe bic 3ubsrsituna perlanaen,
ueldt ibHtn nibts foiien wire, unb elm Ssaen fir
iie ieiu mag, wolen eeiduigft
Gbrw. Gbpars q. @iIfou.
SFooiIpn, R. D., asFsifirtn
GrpabHst bisis 3sttuns.
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