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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
iOrnts sIIpeufrautsr slutUsl Der

Uterine Oosr @niierbnlls. esl0l uub
glaatnharfsr. itno imHtr frit Bl #lag5u
bei VI. 8lein, go Nlaioa 5tg.. o.e. AL
q. Sir. ooer 1876 T.. Sir. WGluluttt.
98is. 8efieauuae4 nab auspag,5 fls
%rin5eIne groBs STA den Alpen,riGtsr wtrs
ben nab @inpiana pon $l.2j, fay icoe
glade Der 6rpreB api aoiteu ots @e
ftaers perianbt. Gel W2aiu s96.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
gus 1aurinr.

6ir Die stoorfe5tnos Qytndr
plbl hactu aaI otrotrotiitsr Se;it
'oiaerot @urser ihrs Rcmirda8nspa
pieIe birisy,e5t. Diaper. \. Y. 6an
tey. Nt 0. Setoy. NTeFer S5sr
6nrta: Ggstymtn i. Uayo. 9ttsr
Sitter; B. Mars Spbp $. 9rssaer.
. 0oro. ) 4 Goerer Sec. IS. 1s,
'c3. 6rant lla.tr. Nrant Qesg5.s en-.
eltoiicrn; j.. 0orc a. W.4oep 3.
4ayo. y T. @eh.nap: a.. Qaro \.
s. Dtnit, l.. 4tgo 0ottn MiQsa 19.
N1ro, ,>ci. Il 8tisbt. Dtt rtga9Ii.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
yNaihimatpm.

1eutihe i0lbolHht 6arusr uuo Sc
Ihatlsleute ettbelle TO ireie Aa5tuuit abtr
has done irubIbart 9alBule I6al, it
Stadie 9Salbtnaton. 8. &. poiater &
y. 10 6btruelab, Stevens 50. geaiblnas
ton. Setm S6rtibM trmG5ne man o.
8olunbia.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

GbtcnQo. f9. W1drs. 8inbpitb ~ anfubr
1900; geeoes. 415-6.s5; Nii9e mo Seiierss
1865 %; gtoders uno 5ee6ers. 2.75-5.O0s
GcraHs. 4t5-475; adlber, e.00-T25.
shmeinr- = aHiubr $4,000. &emifbte nna
Builders. 6.7e-6.97M; cute i3were. 6.9O-
6971s; 8ongb. cess So: leibie. e.65-
6921k: 3ias. 6.t0-6.7Os 8ulf 6.s5-0.95.
s6afc. glHiubr 10000 S6aie. 375-6.0G
Qdnmer. 4.75-T.95.
0anfas Gin. 10 @ldr5. ginbuisb x
gcsf Stierc. 4.5O-6.85; albe uno 6eifersi
5u 20o-5.0o: Steers uHo 5eeoers. s.50-5.25i
Gulber. 00-T.0O.
Snueine. ~ Bun. 6.B5-6.72M; 9ader3l
6.65-6 75; Bios. 5.5O-670.
sdaie. 5.o0-6.s0; edmner. 7.0o-6.e5'
CT. 0ouis. 10. W}dr5. J~iinbuiCb 9eeis
etierr, 375-6.75: Sioders uno Seekers. $50
II 75; aiibc IND Settlers. 2.65-5.25.
Ghwgtuc. - 4iq3 6.15-6.90; 4aders. 0.61
600. fnmere. G.e5-6Q5.
emaic. 8.50-5.50; edmmer. 5.00-s.50.
omaha 13. Mdr3. GiHopifh - HeefsSiiert.
3s0-5s0; aabe un6 Sellers. 2.50-4.50:
@ioders uno 5eeoer5. 3.00-5.O0; 8dlber. 500
-G50.
enweine. - HuI. 6e0-662K.
e9aie. 4.75-6.50; 9dHlmer, e.75-7.5o.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

Ter 8unoesanDllt 9ater in 8dibs
instDn lit CUR Set bamit bsitdfti5t,
emile gunregslmdbisieiten" gu uHz
teriudsn. bic beim gintauf Der 8ruds
farben, Die bic gfegieruHg sur 4nfers
tigung iFrer @eI0fdeine uno poitmars
fen DerDenoet. oorgetommen isiu i0ls
len. Bon 1898 Dis 1908 3a6lte nam
.iA Die 8egisraug fur eieie9 rudfarben
A. uH0 So 9eHts psr 9funo, als 0ann
a5er Elm 8sdiel in bem GintauFsoes
partement itdttfano, 3eigte Is iid. Dap
Der neae 9orite6er bisiel5eR Drudfdrs
cen fir y @enis oas 9funo eintaufeH
tonnte. Die 8esisruns ioa Our6
oieie boben 9reiie. Die pd6rsno 7
Sa6ren 5e3a6It nuroeu, ~Oundberno
cine Miaion 9D1drs einge5iBt BADEN.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
GpetiAl Vlm5ei9cm.
NnuSbdlterin plrIanat.

Sine eri0breue, inn miitisrn 2ltsr
iigbeHbs Tran ais 6auSbiltertu tel sinsm
Nrieier. @pplicaiionM aeit. 80 rih.ti
inter. 81. = Columbia Oniu 80 Dlaion
Str. Wlilpaulee. 8i8.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

HunDpirG - anfrbr 100; Maarft itetia. 4
&Gigtets steers. 1O5O-1300 4fp.. 6O0-b.76s
qb0-i050 HfuuS 4.25-a.75: Sellers. aerpobni
Hoe. 2.T5-3.25: aEie. 9.75@.50: ahbe 9.2a
400; 1nuners, 1.50-2.25; Cutters. 2,40 -
2.75; @Hacn. 3.00-340: Builders. $50 =
4.2b; Seeoers. 3.50-4 %; Siodcrs. 500 -
$50. @dIber. 400-G.75.
snnfe- - gniubr ....; Wtdrif frdfla. S8af(
$4,000: Qammer. 5.50-7.25.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
Naib. sIfUeiler Wnresu.

Tns ron ben beuttsu 'atbolibca lIls
isIiiubuuessuno 5lusiRs5 SegtEee ron
@isconlin oTeaneifls ileit 2iybutsuahs
ptiiunass uHo SuiormaWons Sugcau be-.
fnOet lid Jest N 9lo. 20 4,sccmH Str.
III. Gcbl.Hau StCrflr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

g,iauos NJ then DoH mir qsiaMi, NM per
fault. 6epar.fen unb SimusH Don &laHos
meme Speualitdt. SeiteAnagen ubte MA
On g8iuiam Dbembrett. % = 80 Suagt
mstwaalse, Gtlsp5ea @tn 5G1,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
ntinmt.

Cine 6rau inn QIier uou % bis 8s
Sdbren bel einem 8iltpsr nit > Stinoer.
Bran aorsiiirs. 81. peaemann. 90B - Il
Ctr. Racine, 98;s.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

Sine incorporate fat6. gtneinos in
@isccniin, inat $500 ln lsibeu. ataet
bsfts Siaerb,i.. 2HmtlOangen riot, man
an g. y. columbia NUbl. SO, Naluaus
fef. gpis
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

9otOraeo. - Die Stlaisles
atar Bat are 9orla9e d~RfeRomMea.
petdS Dir ,,s1es ia Dieiem 5lo0te &C.
oroerten erslbrfdarpreiis Q :
stnts pne e,r15ey PEI 0lsiIt. ,Gai 8
sn,& begss'eg;.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
wQ0beI ia ~ptrfaufen

RIsiosrihraut Giieubut uno ioipt alists
bomb globel. ]tad3niyasm 252-l0 Su.
Tiat 4. e3m4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
.gm perfAufem.

Gin nod gut erbaItsuer Dobaltar bilia
81 usriauieu ]tdberss ourh bic Columbia
Ynbllbtng 50 Utlpautet. Q9is.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
Buru Rnittiua &


nm zinc lsihi psylauiltbe fata. Seitua1
einSaiabreu. Nuy tbItiae ulo 3Gpetlailat
Wianner, mtIhe MT Der ganoboooltsrura
gut ametbsn fam. psgou atuht Saial
potr 0ommui.ou lt nab tlebtreufcmmtl.
Gausrnoe Ste.iaHaeu flr bic rihtiam
leNts. Aumc,oanael uebr Augabe BON
8sferen3tH. rid.e man an N. q. 500
an bic Columbia.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

@rit ieBt lit betdnRt ~geporoen, Dab
Ger 3. 6ilfss@ tpoitmeiit @onin
IS. WlaooeR, Der tur3 Dor Dem Auss
ldeioeH 0es fri6eren @eueralpoFtmei=
tiers @prtslDou feline Rsli9nation elm
reitte, se3ipungener Weiie se5lngeR
tit neil man nunregeimdBigisiten' in
ieinem Department ent0edt bate.
Ule es beiBt, piro Ter neue 8eneral=
potmeiiter MeBer itor in Den mad
ten Sagsn DsrI6ieoeue an0sre bobe
Beanie in isinem Rtiort Dor bic Ill
ternatioe itelen, entpe0er ibre Stelen
Treipiai5 nieOer3ulegeu ODER iid els
rer itrenssH llnteriuhung uno eoenz
tuellen Itrafrehtliden 9erfol9ung
ous3uieBeu, neil tie lid angsblih MIN
oeltens ber5reheuiher GahId6igteit
idaloig semaht bdben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
30 Grktbertdt&
getreiOs mnO Miebl.
W,iI,uaufee gJlarft.

@ei5su. = zermine naren l8maa uHb nie'
bri9er Mlai fhloB 7i5se. Sui 7sc. Srobeu
Bel 8 eats 4ntHpr iteiig. unlaBe 9to. 8 Sprla9
- ear lec; 20 ? a~sotigetu. cars ele, 0 %.
s01zc; AO. 3 Gurim. 4 9drs Gs1ae, 90. SIC,
2 90 66lAc; 30 9 barter gsiHier, 1 eat Itc.
0iais Eegmine fDareu itetie. 4iai fbloB
4b7sc. Sail 46Ac. RrQbeu bel "a Gars Aninbr
flau bis n%ieoriser lmidee; 10. s. I Gnr 43c:
20. 3 gelber. i Gar 43Mc; Ao. 4 f@aer. ?
Cars 4ic; VIC. 4, / Gar 4O4c. 3 90. 40hc;
&c 3 meI6er. I Gar 45&c.
@erts. BEL IS 0ars Aniabr uHoerdnocrt.
unuetei e1tta 8 5 Gars 74e I DO. 73isc a
DO. l3C 1 90. 1896 Yo. s.. 2 Gar5 73c. %.
72Ac, 3 90. 73c. 1 90. UMc. DO. Tic, / DO.
7Oc; Wo. 4 1 - zoe.
tOgacu. = Hpi II Gars gHig6r TiHfeno. lin,
idbc 30. 2. 1 Gar Csc; 20. { Gar SIC.
Daier. Nct % Gurs gltsJe n~ieotiQer.
umiAte: Stnu0aro. 1 car 43Lc S.0. 3 peiber.
8 0ars AIS , %. 4t%c. . %. dc; 20. 1
peiBet, ear 4iAe. 4 %. 4l4zc. DO. 4tc.
3 90. 4014e.
Nlesl. Siet,G
Sarte5 sommerpei5eH @ateHt .....A2o-4.4o
Surtcr SemmerpciseH. Siraisbts ..4O5-42O
9rpcrt 4dieuts. N Sddcn .........3 :. G0-870
GTpori Siraiebts. in Sdden ........3 5O-3.60
Sun elsgts IN sadea .-".-..S.so-s4o
Gerinse SorteH. IN SddeH ...... 2 .50-2.65
Huuias Nlrfer .75-S.S5
moeeennebl IN .GaIeru .....-,..355-s.65
@oalenmebl IN Sdden ...~.......310-3.25
Nihbisntofir. sober.
aleie IN SddeH ...20.25-
stauoaro ieine g1io0ltua8 ....... 2O.0 90
4 UllNk 4AtQLtilHI ssssaasss ssasass EAtJU=
GdmfrtFH.
1inoibb 3.s5- 4.35
ytingslanieE .....-.........- r.
MieglGinen 90
arspiaansa. @ieSriocr: Mcb.Rori, 1900,
SaHunr prima EampiinmuS. Q.15: Ehinfen.
/ 1lSs-t2t; Saultern, s%-sMe; 9littelflde,
Sic sfmbbreifs Ser grobsnmarite in NH.
pnHife fir bahHInaernoe Wuren Ina mic foiQt,
20 I goriberu s2k-s3he &c. 2 gortbern.
s0-S2c. re. 3 SPRING. GS-TGc; Stano. @erite
74-743e; 30 4 @oaaeu, 6al-70c: 80. 8 qqais
f3Z4SAe. STANDARD Safer, 43-43he.
4te o1laeE uunate lrap lan i5rlrles .~oiilsieb
lem GotIb GcmmerctaI Better searbeitef.
Gb.,aso. IS. mdr5. Mshi = Einierpei'
somrermel5eu @otenis. ~s.70-8.so: strai9bts
S.it-350: Bdfers. 2.2O-2S0; Ro. ? COM
mcriuei8en. 79-s3c; 30. 3 S-entiHeruei8eu,
s2e no. roter. 75-76Ae. nc 2
MATS. 44&c. 9ao . aelber. 45Ac; 30. . Safer.
43A -44c; no. . iuciber. AN -42At. 9lu. 3
pclBer. .,. AogaeH, b5c, 6uitfrgerite. see.
Gnie bis @iai5eyaHsieie. 7t-7Sc; 0o / Slaalss
Hrimn SimothIamneH. 4 so; MlsB Bort. 1890
-l6.t21s; Stmal8 pro 100 9iaao. a.05; Sboyt
BIB shes s.75Zsslia: Short 9lear Sioes.
ssIh-925. &bisien. i29. ~aieeinmen.
aantes ette - g7ar, Esis,H = 90 2
'urter. 10M-FsC 10. 2 rcter. "a - 54Ac.
slais go. semIiater, 4the. Ssia =
re-. 2 peIber- Ali nc.
Qonis. Is. Ildr5. msiSen ~ Ro. Q 70,
iFT. 7SA-7ec. 80. ? barter T3M-76kr.
Hlais 70 2 44-44Ac. Safsr &c. 2
peibet. 43&-44t.
mtnueaboIts. IS. Wdrs. Ssel3sn-gror
ben 10 l Barter. s1Asc, 30. I Aortbftri
glrhi Sirit glears 3.25-3S5; Seconds
g40-2e0. Tirft S1frufs. 420-4 so: &c.
reuo 9lfeat5 405-415.
EnIatt IS g1dIs. sssiBsa 10 ! aor
fhEru sic. 20. . 8crtbcru. roc enier -
S0c; NSsseH - soc @erits - s2-7sc.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
giesmdrFte.
GHpauise SlshmarH.

EdreiHs. - gniu5r 2isD marYt riss~;,-
eei4ie aemt1ss. 6.70-Bg 20. mitffrre
.1gtss - o. i4rcgs &zgxs e2%
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17
&trillmpfc!

Strumpfe aui Ssittllm5 oeftrtdt
uno anSeiirid!. Grtra id,were far
Sdulfinoer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

Der MaortOer gorreiponoent beg
y0onOOn Selesrapb" srtldrt, OaB CT
nd8 gpiinoliden 4ahforihungen ben
8erihi polauf 6eitdtissn lam. ben
oas n6aoana 9iario oe la Marina"
ii5er Die aHaeblite 9eitehuHg oes dmes
ricdniideH 8~uneesienats sur ariegs
e%rtldrung gegen Spanien 5e5raht hdts
te. Gr %bebouptet, officieae 9epeile
nec 2rdnsactionen befdRoen fih in
Den Rationals Qr6ioen inoaodna, uno
0aB Ferner bic 9etrdgs, Die BEN I'm
t~er5duolern in Dem gomplotte aus9e=
5ablt poroen inn, mincetsus $4,000
600 5~etragen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

SIM idpdniiten abssoroueten6auie
lit 0as GerbdltniB 3piiden Sapan
uno BEN Ser. 5taaten CUR Sprdhe
ge5ra4t norosr. Qtuf cine 4~nfra5e
i6er Die zen sSapausru in ben Der.
5taateu anse5lih 5ugefi5ten Demus
%t6i1unaen dntpor4ete Der WinIz
tier res quspdrtigeu, 5abaibi, oaB
Sapan oeraoe nit Der Reuausarbeiz
tung zines 9ertragsenipurFs nit Den
Der. Staten 5eihditigt lei, peIher
oem oemiitbisencsu 3uitanoe csr Ggs
traterritoridlitdt Elm 6noe MAIDEN ioa.
IS Iei rot6penois oaB 5apan in rus
bi5em uno frieolitem Sieiite in Die
8erbdnolungtn einirete. srtldrte Der
0liniiter. Oa FONT Die S6pierigteiten
iih nut itsiaern uno bic ,traOitionels
len freunoi6aftliten 8e5ieban9en
3lpiIten 5eiben 9dnneyu" 5striibi pers
oen piroen. Qlh 6etonte er Die gniht
aR3lBDsiFslnoe CUTE @einnung" BON
pelter 9rGFoent 8oois0elt unO oefier
8e3ierung Sapdn gsgeniber beIeelf
pdren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-17

0ieoer bat oer Soo in zen Rel
Fen Ser oeutih ameriCaniIhen ,Sours
naliiten cine 9ade seriTen. Bilbelm
8opp, .onsjGhri9er @sfreoacteur eer
.Sa. StaOts3eitan81 in @bioago. zines
Der dlteitsu un0 attunsspertbeiten
8liener Der oeuiib a~mericdniffeH
Sournaliten3unft, lit i'm 4lter opn
fat so Sdhren aus Dem 9e6en qeihies
Cen. Uit ibm 1T eia unaepo6ntih daz
raeteyoolsr {ournaliit oabiHgslangen;
Elm Mann. osr Iih Bis an ZEN RanO
ses 1ra6es eiaeH taft iuseuolihen
,Spealismus 5tpa6rt BATE uno oie9ers
ehrIna fir alles 0u6re, @ute uuo
St6ne. 5r mar Elm bie0srer Monn.
in res Wortes better 9e%oeutnng. gine
nasrbaft oorre6me 5olsran5 3eiste sr
4noers8liusisen in%s6eionoere Der la
iAoliiten 2irte se5sni5er.
Die tpeitltten @~ifeubd6ren Iolen
sin ue5eys;ntomnen 9etroffer bo6en.
Die pon mehrersu StadtsgeisB9sbuns
gen Orssnommenen @siebe. Iaut pels
ten cey 5dbrpreis auf 2 Gents per
Mtia ieiissieBt lit. in Den @srihtsu
dn3uFs6ten. Se 5ebaupten, odB lie
Tel siuem 5a5ypyeis non 2 Gents psr
Wei.e gregg 9syluits erleiOen pirosn.
- Gjre snr unttriuhuns oss Der
TtsrunSspeiens in Rem Serien oon
ser gesisla.ur eia5sIeB.e 6ommIhio1
II 3u Gem Sefuuse sslommen. CAP ot'
4ttiorlye oSr 4raosHtiul" dnaeha.s
i'm uerosn icltga sjHen Is 0liilic
Een 1ouars setrasaosR lle5erihuBi
sen Die 4ttjoadre ais ibr Gi5entauul
aniebeu an bic 9o,itsninha6er ab8u'
se5en. Ter 9stiAt oer @omminioN
belt otn oey,iaffeuOsn umfdno hsr7
scr. 0ab oos uripyIr5lite 4nla5st1s
ptal Der a8racenia. 4citondre oon
S9l Geo auf oen enormen lebertdat
son $1S500.C00 oRsepatisn II, une
nlh oer 9sretnuns Der gomminior
Is gum S6uH oes Sahres 1908 III
Summs eon SIS. 100000 srreid3t "a.
zen lpj~0. lis FIT o5sr roh nld'i
@fnss. Gs 0euiHnie per B%raosntlal
aailsn it5 10 i4uea an ano pie gu
The Springdale news., 1907-09-13

cred as soou 4s large enough far =uSe the bearing period will be prolonged for a much longer period
 For the test quality ID the green ped ded bush beans I suggest the String. less Green Pod, Extra Early Red Yal- entine. Blue Pod Butter and the Extra Early Refugee. which come on in the order named. but for the home garden il is usually more convenient to K en some one fayorire variety and h keep up supply bs frequent piantinss
 In addition 10 the green podded sorts. make planttngS. one CT more of the yeI- low CT wax f-tdded varieties. CT these may te chosen il preference L. fhe green pods. as thev do better during the warm sumner season and.fhe pols are leSS HahIe te rust than from the carly spring plautiDgs- Of the yellow podded SeFtS the new Brittle Wa Round Ped Kidney Wax PeBeIi Pod Black Max and Refugee Stringless Wax are fhe test of the round paddel type Same sfhtr new varieties "a = larger and more meatv pods. ruI are not as uniform in shape CT = atfraa- tive in affs-araHee. New White WAX is the Lest quality and t 1be most meary yellow variety with fat I.51l
The Springdale news., 1907-09-13

Far out on the blue expanse of water two black specks turned smaller and smaller in the distance. Now and then the early morning sun caught the broad blades Of the oars with giint like the flash Of diamond. but presently the boats rounded the point of Indian is land. and Nan turned 10 her aunt
 frWeu." she announced briskly, we are al alone for the day. Just think Of that. auntie We can imagine that We gre original settlers and alone in fhe frackless waste.
 Mrs. Edmond shvered at the sug- gestion-
 Don't. chiid..- sbe cried Is II not enough that we should he left alonet'
 .Itss tue most delicious thing that has happened this summer declared Nan Just think of having the whole of thls beautiful lake al b ourselves Tm queen of ouagmond lake, and you are the dowager queen. I guess Lets clear away the remains of our royal banquet.
 suiung the action 10 the word. Nan briskly attacked the breakfast things washing them in the thy brook that went singing over the pebbles to the waters ef the lake T. did not take long to dispose of the selled things, and presently the girl turned to her aunt her nut brown face glowing from the exercise
 What do you want to d.. dear:" she demanded
 -whatever you wish Mrs. Edmond smiled Into the radiant face softly framed in the masses of soft hair. "I suppose that we had better wait until kr Leland comes over
 .wint Leland Is not coming over. sad Nan decidedly T want To go eomew here now. Let's take lunch
The Springdale news., 1907-09-13
The Roman Candle Aasee

he most solitary Tersou fn the word during working hours. says Rene Eaehe In the Technical World Magazine. is the maker Of roman candles He occupies an isolated cea somewhat Ike that of an old time her init, save that it's precincts are more contracted. and nobody cones near him while h. is engaged ia his pa tient toll. The wages be gets are h4Sh- but not 6y reason of the loneliness to which he is condemned He Es paid for the risks he is obliged to take. The quarters occupied by this eremite art san are 6 thy house. which might al most he called hut with s fo-or space Lot more than six square feet Stand ing by itself. at least sixty yards from any ether structure. the little building Is at wood q the simplest fnsSina ble architecture IT il were 10 t~ blown up. the financial loss would te aluoSt Ell point Of some importance. tnas- much as irs ciurual tenant ts obliged to use considerable quantities ot expo siyes sn the business which eugages his attention. for roman candle l. z sorr Of magazine or repeating gun. with 2 paper ute fer 6 barre and tens ot fire for pro5ectiles
The Springdale news., 1907-09-13


 and climb the mountain It's such tiny mountain | won't Ire YOU. We can stop every little while I hate to have To climb and climb and climb the way NInr Leland wants to
 We will do II your way. sad Mrs. Edmond gently shall ve start al onceT
 Your the dearest auntle that ever was, declared Nan ss she planted an enthusiastic kiss upon the ladys vithered cheek and danced Of 10 pre- pare the lunch. Mrs. Edmond noticed thai rhe giri kept scanning the lake aIc guessed the cause. Nan was afraid that In spite Of the Dehibfion Wln- .a-o9 Leland might cone T,zddllng around the corner. ss he had done ev- cry morning since the Rankin camp had been opened
 The rest of the party would never have gone across the lake had they not supposed that Leland would be there to de squire duty | was so Ike Nan not To let them kEow There must have been 6 quarrel iast night She les her troubled glance wander out along the shore. but there vas 10 sign Of the canoe, ard presently they ted the tent flaps and plunged into the soft green of the woods
 But even Squaw hIn was something Of climb for Mrs Edmond. and. as stops were frequent. Il wss well past noou when they st last halted for lunch. ests blishiRg themselves upon grassy plateau divided hy tiny stream thst later cut past the camp
 Both were hungry. and the sand wiches quickly vanished but neither made move 10 go Below. the lake Gsiuered like sheer ot burnlshed sll- yer in the glare Of the sun. 6 giant kaivef framed h the changing green os the tree clad banks. Mrs Edmond leaned back against the huge rock and sighed eontentedly Nan dropped down beside her and rested her head against her suN's knee
 Its lovely up here. she sad softly. T wish that we didn't have 10 % back ever
 You would tire ot |. said the elder woman. with & smile You gre loo young and too active 10 turn reeluse Nan Besides,- with sn ailusson to the R1Yfs speech that morning. ..tbe queen ahould not seclude herself from her grbtectxr
 Mot even when the subjects gre un- u,y1 Nan. asked. with s sigh.
 Then least Of sn." counseled Mrs Edmond "She should restore har- Uony to her subjects and show her self truly 6 ruler. What WAS the mg ter issr night. Nan.
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The Springdale news., 1907-09-13
Notice of mortgagee's Sale.

Whereas. on ihe 18th day q June ,.ae John Zimmerman nog deceased and site :. M Zimnerna an dlo execute and deliver n proper and legal toFr!! taesf eeF,45u rnar,- gaze with power of sale te ? II P4-7e.. conveying the lands hereinafter 5seseri hsei ts, ( B Bennett as Trustee ioE said T Ben nett which said mortgage x4th yoHer of sale as duly filed for record 2 the Record. CTS Office oi Washington Souuty. Arkarsas or the 18th day oi June. 1905 and duly r4- corded in Record Book = d page s-s sf the ~ecc-6s oi said County. ard ~sS g,,.a- 's-s t said grantors for the purpose of securing tl4 : payment Of note for the sum CT Nine T TE0ns and Dollars borrowed money due and Isy. able three years after date with ,rtr-rst 2, -z per cent per anug-n from date rrtsl -,s,I the three years interest beng evidenced hv six coupon notes for sz5-s sQ each on. r. which became due al the end ot each sic, eeeding six months from tEe date of sad principal note. said coupon CT irfereS. notes bearing interest from maturity anti paid al the rate ot ten Der cent tse1 anrafa
 Whereas. default has been made ;n h. payment of said prlrctpal note Of 5000 te- geiher with, appToxinately $500 ef The in. te-est now due thereon. and
 Whereas II IS specifically provided in said mortgage tha; n the event default be r- sSe 1T the payment ot any part of said indeFieG ness after the same should become due ther the said Trustee. or his succe ssor u ho shcui id be named by the sad B W Be-ue4; ir tSs event said original Trustee should iail 10 ar, because of absence, inability or other cause and ID the manner therein set forth ard
 Whereas the said Trustee ( B Rerne.. has been succeeded by the undersigned be cause of his absence and consequent irahif; Y to act in the premises. and
 Whereas, II IS provided in said rlortyzr4 that in the event of the sale of said lsris Ss cause ot the non payment of said indebted ness notice should hrst b. given for th;~-v days before the day of sale n some nex-s-ss Der published n safd cuuuty
 Now Therefore. Notice hereby c-s,., sf-z= z e 1a- as -s+. aey IT fact for N E Bennett will or
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The Springdale news., 1907-09-13

Articles of incorporation of the Springdale Development Company were this week filed with the secretary of state of Little Rock. Dr. Smith, who has the matter in charge. Is pushing the work or organiza- ton ard easing oi lands, ard the company will soon be ready for active operations.
The Springdale news., 1907-09-13
Eac Nsr.IIatlcr

Few dairy farmers really understand what gcsa-z venuHat ton means | 5s | eommcE ttug fo see hay chute tetT open over tie cows with the impression that II VIII create current of air id vpntilate the stable Tbe fact E, : stable to be ventilated must have the air draw wn of from near the floor This Is where the bad air accumuIa;es A shaft that simply takes the best ar from neaE the ceiling Is damage Foul air is from lo 10 2o per cent heav = Ter thar pure air The only system U ventilation that $ wo-th tie name will admit pure ar from outdoors near the ceiling and draw of the foul air from near the foor. says farn Press. Any thing short of thls should not he e led veuf1la t1ug t5e st2 ble