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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-24

U1cle San having butted II On
Central -Auer5c8 : sacred soil the
people down there viii have
ar0theE chance 10 learn what the
Monroe doctrine really means.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-24

Tie Albany Herald says Amerl-
C1s did pretty good 6aEs work
CT election CaT-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-24

TIE Consultation announces thai
Il Is cool n Bgrope, even II mid
suunG TITS Is pleasing
intelligence 10 tie $40 week
clerk and his family.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-24

The habit q criticism Is easily
acquired, SAYS the Montgomery
Journal Most people doz't
acquire II. They ara born with il.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-24

Ihe battle ship Georgia made
nineteen knots q her tr1a- trip.
When she's ba-IRsIe1 With that
silver service she7l easily make
twenty
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-24

C1AzE1 Organ y 1a@ CRY q Aue-acus
C11S3 C1EE1 y SsIU1s- CsUuty
Cs-a=zEl -1-gEn - a asssasr -ssuu1T
Cs5-1R1 C,-Exz u Railroad Come sss;acu >
7=EEza III he g Ci3-E-=szl 1zz- District
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-24

frequent sales q Georgia round
timber gre noticed 81 SO 10 SO IN
acre Five years ago il was about
- - acre. Our forests were
sacra6ee1 with I'D adequate
financial returns 10 the State.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-24

Wsycr0ss vii invite the State
TP- As every cay IN the wear
Americas las meeting Of tie T.
T. As every day In the year
They drop II here by the hundreds
IN the course ~ every week
Plain living and high thinking
On the farm Is 9 reference made
bY the Butler Herald We can't Say
much about The high thinking
but there X certainly no
reason why there sho1ld
De any plain living" On
the average Georgia farm
With fruits, vegetables, eggs,
poultry and ether products easily
raised the Georgia farmer should
have anything but plain living. y
It's TIE poor fellow living In the
CITY on salary thai refuses TO
advance who gets the afpoor liz
lngS eaa e life.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-20
Lee willard in Monte Cristo

We have before us the copy Of the
Daily Union OF WaIla Walla Of April
goth In which Mr.. Wizards perform
ance OF Monte .Cristo 10 most highly
spoken Of as follows. Big crowd at
Monte Cristo--Monte Cristo as pro-
duced by Lee Willard's company at
the Kelsor Grand last night drew q
packed house to greet the excellent
company and judging from the hearty
applause throughout the play, and the
many complimentary remarks after
the close of the performance Mr..
willard has established himself az an
actor Of great merit. Lee Willard Is
strong In the role and no one
who witnessed his work last night
doubts that no 10 dsterm ined to be-
come one Of Americas great actors.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-20
TO PRESERVE INDIAN RELICS.
The North Dakota state Historical 60
olssy Takes Up the Work.

The North Dakota state Historical 60
Olsay Takes Up the Work.
A new movement Ii on foot in North
Dakota. For years this state has been
the resort Of the Indian curlo hunter,
and thousands Of specimens have been
carried on each year, says the Mime
apolls Journal. The two great trunk
lines Of the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern traversing the state greatly
facilitates the process. Recently, how.
ever, with the reorganization OF the State
Historical society the people Of the
state have awakened 10 the value Of
their archaeological material and pro-
pose In the future to do their own ex-
plorlng Of old Indian sites and preserve
for their own use the remains Of the
vanished races once occupying their
lands.
North Dakota has the good fortune to
contain the only remaining fragments
Of those two famous tribes of the north
west. the Mandans and the Groaven-
tres. and has also within her borders
representatives Of three other import.
ant Indian tribes, the Arlkara paw
neel. Sioux and Chippewa. From the
archaeological point Of view the work
which the society has undertaken IL
very important. The preservation and
record Of the myths, tribal records and
customs Of the Mandans and GroS-
ventres will DO q unique piece of work,
since practically nothing has been done
along this line except by such travellers
as Lewis and Clark, Catlin and Maxi
milan. me old village sites In the
Missouri valley once occupied by these
tribea. over ATTY In number. have yet
to DO surveyed ana mapped, and the
specimens found thers need to be ex-
amined The tlrst steps In the direction
Of studying these ave tribes In the
state have been taken, and a prelimi.
nary report has been Issued in the flrst
volume Of the collections Of the state
Historical Society"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-20

America, IL Prof. John A. Lenox Of
the English department Of the state
agricultural college Of Texas, nov In
the graduate school Of Harvard mi :.
versity, 10 successful in enlisting the
services Of pioneers, range riders and
miners. west Of the Rockies. Prof
essor Lenox has written to Prof. A.
X. Priest Of the Washington state un-
iversity and pioneers in various parts
of the Spokane country, outlining bis
plan and urging the people of the
Evergreen state to cooperate with
him in collecting the songs of the
frontier. M. M. Cowley Of Spokane,
has more than two score of ballads
of Washington and Idaho and will
forward them to Cambridge. These
have never been in print, but like the
Masonic ritual are handed down from
one generation to another by "word
of mouth" They deal mainly with
frontier experiences, deeds of desper
ADDS, the life of the ranger and the
cowboy, the trials Of gold seekers,
buffalo hunters, stage drivers and
freighters going up trail; in short,
they are attempts to epitomises the life
of the pioneers who settled the vast
region west Of the Mississippi river.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-20
RACE OF WHITE GIANTS.
Jesuit Missionary Found Them In
Northern Alaska.

Northern Alaska.
The Rev. Francis Barnum, 8. J.. at
present In Chicago, says be has dlscov.
cred race OF white giants In northern
Alaska. They are OF unauthorized
Caucasian blood. immense In stature
and muscular development. members
OF one tribe found beyond the settle
ments Of tho Alaskan Indians north OF
what r. known a. the Indian line. Dur.
ing q stay Of moro than eight years
among these people the priest did not
tlnd single trlbesman who was not
much larger and taller than the aver
age American.
Several years before the discovery
Of gold az Nome Father Barnum was
sent as a missionary 70 Alaska. Preach
Ing from village TO village among the
Alaskan Indians. but journeying north
ward always. hO finally passed the In
dian line beyond which the population
becomes strictly Eskimo.
Finally hs came upon not the band
Of hardy hunters he had expected. but
q race Of purely white men OF gigantic
stature. He says they are without TIE
fAlntest strain Of Monaghan OF Indian
ancestry. He waa with them lons
enough b master Aslr lansuAgA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-20

especially the Modern Woodmen and
Royal Neighbors for their help and
kindness during the sickness and
death Of our little son CLINTON. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Tanner.
Curt Vandersluis, pressman of the
Press Office, had the two middle fng-
ers Of bis right hand badly crushed
this morning while running the small
job press. Following this mishap
the large universal jobber was put out
OF service by the breaking Of three
castings which 1t will be necessary to
repair By new parts from the fact
Org.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-20
SONGS AND BALLADS
Western Verse to be Per-
served.

Spokane, Wash, May 90-SonRs and
ballads of tho vlrlle West will haeoms
part Of the expressive literature Of
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22
gsurpeu glbsnO spartahs.

Del eiuem 6eleHeu oas ben Rel
ieuben Der 8eters Shoe 60, in Ct,
guuis lestsn 6reilaa eeeebeu wuroe
iprat9 i'd, 9raToent .. B. Reters
iebr sufrieoeniteGenb iber bic De
iddftSloga aus. 9luBer bent yleu.
bau Der 5abrit in Sermunn, wlrbe
in saus turser 8eit cine tueitere
Habrit in elmer nnoern benadbarten
stnbt# (0e gutO) i'm Sang sebraht
werOen, bu Die Radtruse fir bic UDn
bieier 5irma h~ereefeateu Saube
ttetie i'm 3ubnebmen lei.
Die betaste @ittpe s. o. Gbrifel
i~tattete uus uOrpeItern ibren prDmp.
ten Sabres beiut ab. Sic If. Jet
50 Sabre aft, uuo bat 65 bauun
in Sermann usrbraht, uno 1T Dbne
Gusnnbme bic dlteite leBbafte Gin.
mubnerin unierer Stubt. sic bat
6ermnnn iDsuiusen in ben Binoeln
seieben unO bat in Oieiem 8eitraum
Diel nit burdsemaht, erfreult9es,
uno aud anOerweitiaes ben Grnit
bes aetens in iid beraeno. sic 1T
INNER saten Wautbs unp abse'
isbn ihrer SartbDrieteit, iDrperIia
unO seiitie eeiuno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22

Gin erfreutihes 8sihen In unierer
stubt ii Die prOmpte 8abluns Der
pessihneten Setrase fir @rri4ture
Oes reusn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der stDBte aeseianete Setraa tOmmt
BON Der empire sreuins 60, 1t.
.2uuif, unb Uoraeiteru ianOte bie5irnin
lbren @bef fir $500 an ibren Bertre.
ter boiler, 6errn Sulins Utuebus,
pelder pen 8anrbeitnnO Oes &nTen-
GOmites Der 5dubfabrid ielbioen
Eaees UNI oieiep getrag Uergr6Berte.
Gle Grbeiten an benz nepen 5nbrit.
sebduos i4reiten riitia OOrmdrts unb
butte OnRelbe wObt Bic gum /. @ni
sum Setriete fertie iein. Nle 9ies
iehisen pelfe ibren eeseiHneteu
Setrae ned nitt entriHtet, limb ee-
beten iUtHes rebt bnlb gu thun UNI
es benz gOmite 81 ermbslihen audi
in Der 8utunft aue Rehnuneen obne
Gufidub gu beelei6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22
l1eber cine QIiuion Gauonen
KeIIerraum fir Ole Stone
BILL mine 60.

SIN 8etrieb unb Der gusbebnune
ibrsr @ei6ditsiuterelsn bat Die Jie-
fpe Stone Sta Bine so lett uielen
.Sabr n uuierer stabt elueu unid 40.
baren Gienit ssleiaet inDem lie en-
glamen 0ermnnn in meiteren arelisn
betannt maat. unO ben Siui Oeriel'
ben ais Beiniiabt aui'S inuisite nit
Der Rebentultur bieies orObeu ear'
oes perbanb. 9ie &eiienOen NIB
%rpoatte oieier unternebmtpben 6rs
ma iiao in allen lbeiieu bieies San'
bes gu iiuoen, une Der Same otr
StOne pin lstRe So uu5 4ermann
nntureeulaB aus eu8ite uerbuuben.
GuBtrbnIb oes 5laateS California III
be Stone pill 9sine Co., oas ar6Bie
Meingeihdit in9tmerita. NIB Der Inns
LAP Der 5lrmn uermebrt iid oerari
oaB Die 100000 Sauunen iolIen6en
Dor atbSteuer i'm ueifloiieaen Sabre
mat ansrei1ten uni Die Ratiraae
5u senlgen uno 8eltelluneen fur
cltea So garlaouuaen uun ie 5000
@alonen abeelebrt merben muBtep.
I'm III ber radIten 3utuuit aien Nm.
ip,lden oereht meroen gu t6nuen
bat bic 5irma nit Der @rpeiteruna
ibrer 8euerraume b~eeonnen uro iinb
lebt bnrau einen pelteren &num BON
10. 900 Gaaunen 5uiiunsstrnit Der.
sufeaen.
Nie Ausbebnuns OieieS r~iefeen
@eihdft's, uno beIien @iHtigfeit fur
uuiere 9Otalinterefen baben fur un'
iere Stnbt cine nitt su unterlhdecns
be 8ebeutuna, 0a Oniielbe einen lteti'
Gen 5ufIuB nuswdrtiaen @eIoes biers
her ilbrt uelher lid III autauf bon
G%rauben, G~uffabruus BON @stdutit'
teiten unb beitdn0ieen lr~beitsl6bnen
in unierer Mitte peItbeiIt. Sn un.
ierem Gntbuiinsmus iiber neue 8e.
ihnitsunternebmen, welder ia ienie
Sersdtieune bat. last uus nift
Die b~eIpdbrten unternebmen Die uns
ierer Staot uiele Sabrsebnte ununter'
brufen @epinn eebraHt baben,
iberieben, unb 'beiOnoers uns nidt
oes fleinliden saOels binssbsn nenu
bic Setter bieies Betriebe in mnndeu
Snhen unO Srneen nibt INNER Die
Meinans Gnoerer tbeilen. Rie
8nbrunp ibrer eipenen @eihdFtsin'
tereiieu tOmmt unierer StaOt gu gu.
tie, uno besbnlb IOGIte Elm iebsr 8Ir.
ger ltets Elm outes Bort, no INNER
tbunlih. fur bieiioe llnternebmen
einerlei in melfer &i6tuna, einle'
gen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22
4 Witlwe saIomae gedmann.

N
+ wittpe Salomae 8edmann.
sm lesten WtOntaa WOreen wuroe
Die 8 @teilen iahliA BON Der Staot
uObnenbe 8ittue @briit. Bed
mann BON Tangent uno idperem Sci
ben erl5i. 5don ieit Sabren bate
Elm Mngenttsbs bic gsrItOrbene pe.
plnet. unO in ben lesten MOuaten
nabmen hire arafte iihtlid ab, big
Die Mtloe bic 2lueen fir INNER
IdloB. Dim leeten DiittpOh Na4'
mittna fuurOen bic irbiihen &eite BET
Seimeeaaneeuen auf Der 6arm aul
pelder Iie 10 LANCE aelebt, gu Srabe
aetraaen. 9aitur Sue0meger. Der
geetioraer Der @sriturbenen, ~leitete
bic Srnuerfeier. uno feline idbueu
9rot. unb @labnwOrte iamen por
Sersen, uno etnaen gu bergen.
6rau galOmne 8efmanu, aeb.
gberlir, GuGter pDn SacOb gberlln,
erreidte Elm Sitter pom 81 Sahren 2
Monaten unO4 gaaen. Gle mar in
9aoen, 8eutiaIano, %esbOren, unit
lam nit ihren Gltern i'm Sabre 1845
naa gbilaOslpbio unO bas 5ubI
ornui nab Sermnnn; tpelfes fir lie
cine bnnernbe Seimntb wuroe. Sic
ebelihte i'm 5ebruar 1858 Gbritiau
Befmnnn, benz ie IA aineer aebar
BON welden nod 8 am 9eben iinb
tpie fOtet: Souls 8efmnnn, @briitiau
Bedmann, @Omnrb 8efmann, emil
Yedmann, @i(iam 8efmann, 6rau
@briaine Mleper, 5rnu emma aOeI'
Ter, 5rnu Sette StUebr nnb 6rau
Rnrp 6leiI@. Gu6 biuterldBt lie
Brnber unb Gdweltern i'm Stante
g~alifurnien tuDbneuo, ME folet:
aueul @berliu in Santa Clara; 5ruu
aOuiia Sun Nrr in Sea gieu unO
Jraa Gbriitine Baud in Gureta. SIR
@atte Itarb ON 20 NIdr3 uOrisen
Sabres. Die g~erhprbene mar WEit'
pIieo Oes 5ruuenuereins Der bieiisen
ct. 8auts @emeinbe, unb wObnten
BON Der Stabt piele aeute Der Beer.
bieuns bel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22
Cute @eIesenbeit.

"a id Muii' Snhrumente in 81
tunit nidt mebr fibren wifl, ia
uerbe i'd BON Jest an meme ldmmt.
li9en a~ttUrbiuns sum aoIprles per
tnuieu. SD babe cine arOBe Slus'
mDbl attorOiOns an banb. uno pet
Oober OIeie @eleeenbeit benaeer
mill rpirO es in ieinem Sntereiie fin
ben bel 3eiten pur5uipreden. 6er.
ner babe if nut cine habI c aus;
pobl GuaneeliI@er Seinnebuher, in
brei ueritieoenen GinbdnDen, meldg
ih aous Defenders gu aOnfirmatipns'
@ei9ente eteueu.
Ghtunasuu0.
9 u 4. n. Sreunb B.
abOnnirt auf Dns s5ermanner
gottsblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22
r. n. HaSenfitfer, Agent.
Oisie slrbeit ieet oiuitio.

WIZ NtVS't ltpt bhHiHb'
am lebien sUnntne rparen
&itbetm BORDEN, @m. Gmoe uuO S.
=. 8iiemau bel s. ., 9Olt au Be
iua ou oeiien 5rau idlimm trnnt II
unO Mlittmoh nad 5tauuis pebraAt
werOen muBte. Or. aufosr 6eiO c
unO Ssrr Sult, Der @atte Der arau.
Ten, gingen nit.
Am ndfEten SOnntde, 9atm'
iunntaa, ueroen in Der eunnsl.
airhe Oabier Die ainoer G%ouiirmirt,
wie fOIet: gsalter Steer, Susuit oil.
%terbuuemer. Geu. 6ilterbaeumer
Btui 9imbera, Gnitie 6eiemanu,
Wa,ia 8aaI, gmilie 9ettMnnn.
Guh meroen am ielbcn Gage .
usue Observation-Disclosures nufsenom.
men namlia Sermann Gitte, oeius
rid piltetbaumer, @itheIm ShIot.
tod, @uituu Berger inb 6ris Rols
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22
2us Scnt county.

y a b. SRI. 8ebtenbrint tpar
febte @Ode in permann UNI ibre
SdneIter Grnu annn 5teter oun Sar.
corie, Mo, iuelhe mis ibren Smcern
gum 9eiude lam. pom Snbnbpfc al.
5uboIeu.
permaun 3ieiemeyer reitt
aeitern nndl ct, 9ouis.
penn Sod, ppm Grou pOqOm,
fam Souptns bier Ourd UNI ietuen
betnaten uno irautsu SAuieseruaier
0sntp l8alUeder, len. 81 beiaaen.
(. Sobn 8 1ispsr 1T nad Sane
@%irorcsau aereiit unt ba bic aebrer
tduie sa beia9sn.
peyrn ARTHUR 9iut hr ron Sers
mann, pratittren ruty hsr5ndlt sui
Gntuuit lrlueS tletuyu S6pisrnrus
Gan 6lrieinlann bat oga S9u.
belad auigeitstt anO buff iest lei
men Sater cle 5arnr bearbclten.
Gic gonntnasitfuls Ser Il
9auts @eneinos bat fur Gletu EN-
i'd 0aes YrUstomm eluaeubt melhes
am Oierionntua BUR g~nsiahranp
iOmmt. Sc 1T Dieics oas slite Ger
urttes llnternebmeu in bitiiaen sir
den unb tpirO cine aeneruno iein bic
NnitIans fiuOet.
- GbarlOtte.-Gie Belt bee
paIstideEs anb Der GortenmaGens
III ptsbsr bn. unc il Oas Settss iat
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22

Radfen SOnntas 1T BalmiOuntao
uno merben an Oisiem Sage bic aun'
firmanben in Der bielaen ct. Banls'
@emeiube aspirait. Die 8Oufirma
tim islbf fnbct erit oieien Ssrbit,
peun Die neus 8irHe iertie gsiteat
1T, Fatt. Die @umen berieIben iino;
SusO Bed, Ssinri6 DOH, eugene
@berlin, Dscnr gberlin, @eprae
Guentber, Sris 8uumouertuer, 9eiu.
rid aulb, 6rie 8atttelmann, SueU
Dasner, Sep 8aorutt, Oscar Sdues,
Gilbert 8Oeit, gurOline 8efmanu,
Bland @raf @eIma ont, Soa pans,
aoeltn 8nttlemunn, 2aura aanaen'
Ouerfer, giuu gilO, unO @iber 3eu-
cen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22

Narp 2uutle Giuae uuter ben
Gusen bebeuten manpelbafte 8irtu.
%lntion, trdae 2eber unb Nieren. 8es
peaung uno Solliiters &DdD @uun.
tain Gbee MAIDEN lid geiuno nnS
80 Geuts, Sbee Dber Gablets
zen. 81 baben bel gsetter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22

ins.
Die @sbraOer 8olfiua iino mi
benz 8retteridoeH bier Jest Tertis uni
molten ben 8strieb Der Sdee eint
3eitlung eiuiteuen.
@m. @itte III aanoicut Jill
Teanufisber in Git. ls. uno usun
crmdbtt wirOe er Gin tidtieer @es'
aufieber fem.
. a - 8ueeae Bros. habsn
lire sdaemibte auf McgofelO RtOae
aufseiteat.
2hriit. Gdaepertoe'ter bon MT.
Sterling ian AM samfaa aaf Dem
Beae nadSap NO er @eidafte bate,
bier bnrd.
Gin 6err 8Oliter BON gohieu,
0eutihlanO, mar In bider @eaenO
nit oer Stuiertieuns bon Tanilien
rspiferu beidditiet, ST ion out
eas9emaat baben.
5eurD sduIte mar teete @cde
traut aber Ga aebt iebl mieOer.
@m. Dating bat bos sIupuit
&bemert Rohnhous an Der SscOro
Greet beSopeu.
2ie feste Gohe pon ct. Souls
hierber suradoeiebrteu Mdcden Iinc
Ssdie unO emma Buidmunn. unO
Gan aOh, wetdJe lanaere 3sit "a
btim blsibsr molten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22

geio Shire rmfbet, erihtofft. mere
boa, ihloEos, lAledt iuhlenof 6ul
liiters &udp Mountain Shee frdftigt
Die Rerpen, hilft Der Seronuuna,
brtngt eririhenoeu Shlaf. SO Gents,
Sbee uber Enbtetten.
gu baden Bel @alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22
hermann, NO.. Sriitas sem. lllars
9ffisieuer megweiier .
Yearnte.
6eriAts ,Gcrinine.

gounfptGpurt. gseemabist 1srmiue begun
zen am 4. MloNto9 Der Jlonate bsbrlar. Wlot,
Muaut unb gloDeuihsr asltner1usgltth > D.
h6rbe AM /. wlontng tn Nptl.
gfTcutt.@ VI II. Wtgelm0btge 9erutit be-
otunsn ON ?. mlOuiae BET Ulonaie 9anlar, Wlar
nnb September.
9tDbdtt,Gourt, 9tt 8elino bi9t 2ttnttilt b
Wlai, Nuapft upO 9loperlbtr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22
lDiAntli6tr tlarhtbni6t
STAR NILS.

8eisen, 2 aunlitat ,..... 69
&eisen, 8. analitat. 49,. .e7
@tebl, per 5at /. Guaiita ~. 2.20.
Nfebl. per Cad, 2, laalitd,. 2.Io.
aurumgbG per 100 &funb 49,. 1850.
4leie, per le0 Binn0. ........ So
59ipfuif. per 400 giuno. l.fO.
proSptte.
Gp.risirt pDn
JOHN Fl. HELMERS. Soccer.
Butter, per sSfanb. 1920
@ier, pet EltBenb ........ Ia
plBner per 8ians lot
SprinD Gbidsns, per &funb
,5dinten ........... Il. l0
Sdmdls, pet 8iaub... 10.
3miebelu per 8nibel go.
8Due per 4snGa 28
a~nrtpffem 10
AuItele ss.s.......ss.s.
Die angegebeneu Yreiie iperben BON
ben 1dnoleru lnteiitens i'm Gnnife2
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The newspaper., 1907-02-22

FOR SALE:-Twenty acres choice
fruit land near Elberta, under fence;
three acres Elberta peaches: twenty
inches of perpetual water; $4,000 on
easy terms. Now IL the time to take
advantage OF low prices as prices
viii double with the next crop.
1. ID. McFADDES.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

Jesse Beezley, r. Anderson, G.
Sweeney and Mrs. Mary Hawkey
are CO operating in having a dam
built across one Of the channels
OF the river to protect their
property when high water comes.
1t will prove great advantage to
them.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

Mr.. and Mrs. George Zaun are
the proud parents of 8 ID. girl
who arrived at their home last
Saturday. All concerned doing
nicely. MIR. Zaun would appreciate
our suggestion of red headlines
above this article this week.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

Mrs. Lizzie Kelly came in from
Ouray Tuesday, to nurse her
cousin, Mrs. Langdon. The latter
having recently underwent an
operation.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

LOST:-An old Colorado mem
orandum book containing some
figures on hay which are badly
needed by the owner. Please
leave at this office.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22
We Are Selling

Lots in Clark's addition, lots
in Hammond's addition. and acre
tracts in Clark's addition, see US
at once if you want anything in
these. CLINE & HuFTY.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

Miss Zencbia Thomson left
Wednesday morning for Texas
where she will remain for a time
with her aunt. Her many friends
rendered her farewell reception
on Tuesday evening at the old
Odd Fellows Hall.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

Mrs. Ed. Stephens who has been
visiting her sister-inlaw, Mrs.
Harvey Sare, of Hotchkiss, re-
turned home this week.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

1t is reported that Mrs. +. Cart
mel sustained injuries to the
extent of couple of broken ribs
by falling from a chair Sunday.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

AT the Peoples Meat Marke,
you will be able to get the most
delicious maple sugar and Canada
maple sap. Give it a trial and
be convinced.
Phil EIsENKRAMER. PROP.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

Mr.. Chas Morgan and family
spent Sun day in Paonia returning
to their home at Reading the
same day.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

G. H. Smelser, from La Porte,
Iowa, was in town with H. A.
Klingensmith, Tuesday and made
this Office a very pleasant call.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

Don't plaster your house any
more with lime. Come up with
the times and ask Barney Orth
for prices on Cement Plaster. At.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

All kinds of conveyance papers
quickly and promptly prepared; !;
abstracts of title furnished on
short notice. See c. c. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

Insure your property with me,
all old line companies, best is al
ways cheapest. See c. c. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

Editor c. A. Frederick and son
Lee took the train for Cortez,
Monday.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

Mrs. M. NJ. Edwards and daugh
ter, Mrs A. S. Stratton, went to
Austin. Friday morning.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

Miss Jennie Horning left on
Thursdays train for Cory on a
short visit with friends.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

R. Oliver made a business trip
to Delta, Monday.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22
SOME BARGAINS.

Get your Abstract OF Title from
c. c. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

Ten acres. all I'm cultivation, only
one mile from town. Cheap. See
&. G. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

For SALE-A fifteen horse
power engine and boiler, in good
condition. Apply to A. S. DAVIS.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

Roy Chamberlin, OF Hotchkiss,
was in Paonia Saturday.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

Mr.. ]. F. Wakefield returned
from his business trip to Delta
Tuesday.