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CONTINUED Next Week)
Planning the Round the World Rail.


From the Metropolitan Magazlne
VI, de Lobel promises that We shall have
trains running through from New Yors
10 Paris within five years. The highest
summit level, instead OF 1900 feet. will b.,
scarcely more than 2, 400 ii the proposed
new Grand Trunk Transformation route a,
made a part OF the system In Denver.
Colo, however. a number OF caultalis,s
have raised some $50,Q000o5 for the purpose
oi 5uilcEg a railway along the coast from
Seattle 70 Skagway; they propose 20 har-
ness the tides that rush into the various
iulc.s with waves thirty feet high and
make electricity the motive power Across
the plains Of upper Alaska this becomes
the Traas-Alaska-S. .bcrian railway II wil
run almost entirely through a country
much resembling Norway IN climate and
products. Wheat, IL is claimed. viii bs
raised IN abundance during the long sum
mer days when The sunshine lasts twenty
TWO hours on stretch, and the country IS
ready 70 blossom with every kind Of fruit.
No part OF the railway will cross the Arc
tic c.rcle-n9t even at the straits, where
N. de Lobcl proposes 70 lay a yuunel: tun-
mel being the correct expression in this
Instance, for after spending a winter and
a summer at the straits with his wife and
daughters, the French engineer has de-
cided 10 sinh a great sheathed tube into
The sand at the bottom Of the shallow
straits The entire ength OF the tunnel
will be nineteen miles. but It win come 10
the surface each six miles OF its length,
as the straits are broken by two large
islands.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-06-29
GEORGES Rlundera.
From the Chicago Newf.

Above the stairway there fIckercd
candle, and then a deep voice called from
the shadows:
Katherine, Katherine! Who Is thss
sandpaperlng the wall this hour Of ffS
uight2"
long stiffness, and then:
mo one down here, father, dear. gHcss
L must be next door,
The candle vanished. and then from tho
gloom Of the parlor:
George, you big goose. | told you never
call on me unless you had been shaved
NO she's taking year off,
1t may be hard for a girl to love her
enemies. but she invites them all TO her
wedding. anyhow.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-06-29
The Truffle faster.

The Englishman was eating toad-in-the-
nole a famous British dish.
Il am truifle faster by trade" he said.
Il sort that most costly OF all legumes.
the trufle
IF q truf!e has putrid taste. like that
II spoiled scaguil. l know il Is of the
1harpent!er variety, and worth $40 d
pound.
III It tastes like bad smoked coo. I
know it is Tho less expensive Perisord
brand, worth s. a pound
II Il is delicious sweet and wholesome.
/ put it down FOR English trunle, and
mark II at $2 only"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-06-29
TO READERS OF THE
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL:

Did read the article published by The Ladies' Home Journal
May 1904 attacking Dr. Perces Favor Prescription Have
recently made by Mr. Box the Editor Of
that magazine has paid single penny Dr.
Y. y IL settlement of any y? We
wish you to know truth. The facts
Four days after the article in May appeared DR. Perce's
sued The Ladies Home Journal publishers for libel The
trial had in April last DR. Pierce proved that the attack made by
The Ladies' Home Journal false He proved that DR. PeTces Fa
alcohol
Of the injurious drugs which The Ladies Home Journal falsely stated
did This conusey shown that the attorneys for
The Ladies Home Journal ea aaH H. The jury rendered
against The Ladies Home Journal in favor of Dr. Perces
S6ooooo This complete vndcaton of Doctor
Pierce and his Favorie Prescription" It udiciay established that
the libel ai2p false and without justification.
Pierce however believed that his justly entitled
much larger Through his attorneys he has,
therefore applied the for trial Of the For this
reason this alone has The Ladies' Home Journal
paid penny Dr. r. v Perccs concern" Dr. Pierce
has simply collect the Judgment until the motion for
trial has been decided.
the does not h boau statement that
single penny r. " Perces look like
cheap and conluon half truth intended to msead your
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-06-29

During the trial Of the libel suit
against the above mentioned publishers,
DIR. Lee II. Smith. Vice President OF ttc
Worlds pispensary Medical Associa-
ton, Stated under och that the inE' o.
ents Of DR.. Picrccs rayoritc Ffoscrp-
ton were wholly extracted from Tie
following native, roots; Golden Seal,
Bue Cohosh, Lays Slipper Black
Cd,rQsh and UnicofAby means oi pare
glySefiqe Of proper 9n%ngth. He was
askdS how he knew. as ;Aphysiciln and
expefencel mcGica man, Mat the Z" Fa-
vorite Vreseyipt,ol . was 6S!re for the
diseased pecSlisT 10 wonEn,%uch as
"female \weaAness "a wAAlLShpg\pelvic
catarrhal \draihS, 5NelRbsUs, GetrNye--
sion, irregular and p8iniul perio1s, and
other diseases Of ,he womanly orSa2A
and he stated thai he knew such wGy'
the fact because OF hls professional ex-
perience and the many thousands OF
women whose ills, to his personal
knowledge, had been cured by this
Prescription"
This experience Of DR. Smith was corrob-
Grated by the STANDARD MedlcEl Authorities.
OK the several scao1ia OF practice, endorsing
the various ingredients in the strongest
terms. DR. Smith being asked to name some
OF these authorities as TO the curative value
OF the above roots read from the standard
works, such as the United states DispenSa-
Medicines. by Grover C0c, NJ. D.; Matoria
Medica. by Professor Finley EllingwOou OF the
Bennett Medical College. Chicago, New
Iemcdes,n by Prof Edwin NJ. Hale, N. D., OF
Chicago; Textbook OF Therapeutics by Or.
Hobart a. Hare, Prof. IN Unly. OF Penn al;
Laurence Johnson. NJ D., Prof in University
OF New York; Prof. John King. Author Of
oWoman and Her Diseases; Professor John
NJ Scudder, NJ. -. Author OF a treatise on
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-06-29

During the course OF a geography lesson
recently, the teacher asked the following
question.
who can tell me what useful article
we get from the whale?'
Whale bone" promptly replied boy.
Right Now, who knows what we get
from the SCALP
Sealing wax. shouted little girl
A Berlin scientist has made 10000
examinations 10 get TO the conclusion
that woman's brain is undoubtedly
smaller than mans.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-06-29

Queen Alexandra, of England, ia
strict on such points OF etiquet as 10
make il a breach of decorum. for in
stance. TO hand anything but new and
unused coin. fresh from the mint, 10
the consort OF the British sovereign. To
make love TO her majesty is punish
able by the law Of Britain with death,
unless, OF course, one happens 70 be the
king.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-06-29

If men were compelled to practice
what they preached most OF them wOulG
give up the preaching habit.
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$40 MoNEY-MAKlNG sEcRErs-

10c Silver.
"a page book, 6x9. Start your own bsrsf-
ness or increase present income. Mufnza
Supply Co., 1898 Central Park West, Nevi
York City
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-06-29

$500 PER ACRE cleared annually raising
fruit in sunny Colorado. Handsome
eooklet free. Address Chamber Of C0ns--
mssca Cedaredgs, Colo
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-06-29

Hard luck is the kind that is easiest
to get
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The Dais.


y ALL ABOUT THE NEW STATE y
\ OKLAHOMA \
= How to make money there SEND \
y name: magazine free six months. 4
\ Address p c. I.avey Box s9I. Mus 4
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-14
0etOyDen. .

Z T.
Nm 8. 5ebruar In s,oor einer Der
olten pioni.re bes Crtes, Berntoro
Bsuter. 81 Sabre alt. Der Nerfiorbsne
mar In 0aiaerloh i'm preubiiden 6iir~
Hentbum 0oben3oQern in Dberihmabell
Qeboren uno fam i'm Mpril l843 nad,
esa Ser. etooten. 6ein Reiieaiel NOR
3nar. no er lih in Die 9oar.8slellfhafi
oufnehmen lieB uno i'm Sabre l848
beiratbete. gr binterldBt 8 56bns.
IS Brobtinber uuo z urentel. Seine
6rou it i'm Mai 1905 seiiorben.
Mm 5. 6sbruar in Wiiopale 6rau
Wottie Swearinser. Satin Don &o-
bert Spearin9er. i'm Nlier BON 43 Sab;
reu. an einem 0unaenleiosn. Die Wer.
acrbene binterlGbt einsn Batten uno
pier 56hter.
Mm 9. Jebruar in Waibinaton Sp.
siaac Gouts i'm Wlter bon SO Sabren.
Mm 8. 6ebruar in Canal Dope,
'srdulein pearl Sites i'm Mlter bon %
sSabren an einem 9er3leioen.
2lm 10. Iebruar IN yarnbiQ Dapio
9eluis i'm MItsr bon SO Sabren. De,
Betforbene ,uar aus ySales 9ebiirtig;
er 9interldBt cine gYl,tlpe uno pier Gln=
Der.
Nm 10. Jsbruar in New pbilaoel,
pbia Sobn H. Sauies i'm Nlter bon Is
Sabren. Ser yerltcs bene. pelher mdb.
reno ben lsgien 20 Subren bier az:
lupbnt bat, binterlaBt eiue gYittlpe uut
lebs Rinoer.
Nm 10. 6sbr. in ubrihseiae Wiitms
Naucp u. Nulo i'm 2lltet bon 6G Sab
rem al einem 6erSIeioen. Sie binter.
ldbt fiinf Ginoer.
9n 10. Nebruar in ubrihspile War:
Qatet 8utbrie i'm 9llter ppn SIS Sahren
Eie 0erltorbene binterldBt einen Galtel
uno orei sobne.
Nm IL. 6sbruar in @ba9rin 5sall.
Jrou Nanep WilIon I'M Nlter bon q
Jobren. Sie Wetdorbene bat bls po'
3tuei ,sahren bier getuobnt uno luuro'
ole Geibe hierber 9ebraht uuo eelterl
aui Dem altsn Grieoboi beiasleBt. si
biuterldbt einen 8atten uno abt &inosr
Nm 6. 6ebruar in gclipar 6rou s
.. Slider inn Nlter bon So sSabren
Die Werltorbene hinterldbt eine beiahri
Wutter. einsn 8attsu uno einen Sobn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-14
Yr1fet MueS.

prtifet AQes unb bebaltet Dos 8efe.
Dleies Sprldwort betudbrt G9 belon=
oers bel Weoi3inen. Sauienhe Gamis
lien betradten Jorni's Nlpentrduter als
ibren 9ausarst. Sic baben ibn ae.
praft uno ibn flr gut uno superldilie
befunoen. 0err Soiepb Gebet aug
5serre. pa.. ihrsibt: !. Ser Nlpentrduter
1T unier 0ausarat. Sabre lan3 CAB
id buuoerte Dollars fur Dottorrehnun.
gen in meiner 1alnilie aus. 9ieles
aeidab 5u elmer 3eit. mo- i'd pcm Mlpen=
trduter nod nihts aeh0rt bate. gr
belt uno berhinoert oiele fhpere uebel.
Wir baben leds Glnoer. aber felt iehs
Jabreu. leitoem tuir Den Nlpentrduter
aebrauben, baben mir teinen Dottor in,
9auIe aebabt."
Gorui's Nlpentrduter 1T nidt ,pie
anoere Weoi3inen in Npotbeten III ba=
ben. Gr miro ben Qeuten brett per=
tauft ourh bic 2Ntalagenten Der G,9en-
tbumer. Gr. Yeter 6abrnep & 5ons
&c., ll2-ll8 60. 0opne Mue.. gbi=
eago. 81.
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Giae .Sa(praAs TaalaAi Air-so-3 Bins,

Der unldnsit perftorbtne @mob
Wuadfier.ebsDin BON perfien bat ttis
mem 2anoe betanEtlia cine Werfafuns
eeseben unb oaour4 fid lpobl fir ale
3eiten elm Dentmcl in benz 9eratn oes
perfiihen Doltes gebaut. Mus ben an
oie protlamation oleier Derfdfung
ii9 f9liebenoen Worsdnsen erbellt
oeutli1, oab iie nidt Elm Musenblidss
merit. ionoern bon LANCER 5ano pora
bereitet mar. Sn Der Mnfpra4e, Die
Der Gdab oamals an Die in feinem
Yalaf perfammelten Notabsln belt.
bob er gana beionoers berpor, Dab er
Die ibm bereits unterbreiieten Heforms
pori9ldsa als ungeniiseno eraate, nnb
bab man. lin Snterehe Der nationalen
l1nabbdnsigteit" beoeuteno ipeiter
seben miiHe. ST fprad oatei Die Be-
fiir9tuns aus, oab ioipo1l feline bret
ten Ratbgeber ipte Die freiEeitlih gez
1innten Npbs!n, Die ibm Die Wunfde
ser gepDlteruns iibermittelten, aus
HeIpeft por ieiner perion nit Der
Spra@e auriidbielten. Jn Der Mnz
lprade faste Der G9ab unter anoerem:
sd bin entf9lo6en, meine faiferz
li6e Maht uno meinen Wilen au be-
idrdnten. Sd peib, oaB fem Sort
1dritt m0sli9 1T, tpenn id mir nl9t
Jeheln an meine eisenen Tiibe iege.
Denn folange meine eigene Ma4t unz
umi9rGntt bsitebt, lperben meine 8e<
amten fdb audi feline Saranten auferz
lesen. Oesbalh ertbeile id ausoriidlih
Ole GrlaubniB, in 9(ngelesen5eiten oes
5ortidritts oes Reidss unO Der Sea-
tion feinerlei Rudii9ten auf meine unz
beI6rdntte Ma9t me3r 81 neDmen,
benn meine aiferlitbe perfon 1T ME
mails por iolden Mabre3eln auriidsez
f6redt. Sic seeignet iinb, oas Wobl oes
NpIfes unb bes Stautes gu fOroern.
@eit meiner sbronbeitei9ung i'm Sabre
1896 babe ih peri9iebentltch oieIen
meinen Mtuen tuno gegeten, uno isbt
befeble th Guh nit boiler Seelenrube,
an Die 8eratbungen au ge9en uno mir
frei uno often Cure Gntiheioungen
mitautbeilen, Die ih nit 9ilfe Gottes
gu peripirtli6en feitrebt iein tperoe."
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ST. Wilen. Der @bef=9bemiter bes

+ ST. Wilen. Der @bef=9bemiter oes
Nderbau= Winilteriums, 9ab benz al=
ltdnoi9en gomite oes Bunoss=@ouareB
cine lebhafte shilnerung pon Der 0er=
ltelnna bon 8elutine. Gr ersdblte. oaB
oieler bon ben 9ausfrauen nit 10 aro=
Ber Vorliebe CUR Derlteauua bon aller=
lei Gsderbi|ien 9ebrauhte stoff aug
Dem qlbfaiI bergeltellt 'uiro. Der BON
0dnten beim @erben abaetrabt miro.
Nnh in 2eimiieoereien meroe 8elotine
aemaht uno ole gefanbtbeile 9efullener
pferoe. crepirter 0unoe &C.. Die lib 10
gar gum Geimiieoen nidt msbr ei9nen.
piiroen nod INNER CUR OeriteQune pm
8elatine pcrmenoet. bie oann in b0hlt
lauberer Yerpaduna einen Gbrenplab
in ben 3tihenihrdnten erbalte. 8uten
Nppetit.
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Rus oen 0eriAtsperbanos
t1tttQett.

Sbeo Yenn betanute lib ON LETTER
Donnerstaa oes SootIhlaas ihulniq
uno uaro gu 4 Sabren 3udthaus Der:
urtbeilt. st bate am 20. Sesembsl
in Bolipar. nadoem iie bsim &artsn
ipiel IN Streit aeratbsu. Sol. Dsaru
erldolen. Ser 0ater. Elm 8eiitlidsr.
ole Wutter uno eiu gruoer penns mu:
rem I'M 8erihtssimmer anlueieno, als
oas urtbeil uertiino't wuios.
2issie %. Suer.1iller ee9eu @iliam
Raufmann. Yeroitt filr Den Nnoe
tlaaten. Die 3ldaerin mill sesen oas
yeroitt 8eruluns einIe9en.
Der Staat Cbio auf Die Glaae Dol
Winme Dartman Qegen 5reo. Garep
"a bic &ldserin niht gum pro3ene er'
idien. miro lie sur Yesabluns Der SO
ten uerurtbeilt.
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Gtme rotsantigAte Neit4tBSs y
Aefd)td)tt.

Sn orinotroiiINen areiien IN Rom
srreat Der Vsrium. Die romantiiAe Dei-
ratb oes iun9en 0eraoas De Ia 5ale au
annulliren. 9roBes Mufieben.
SIN Sabr 1905 perliebie iih Der
iunae per3oe in Athen in Elm armes
lpdohsn Namens Marita Garuios.
Der Batter bes per3oas opponirte aber
Der Union uno traf feline 4niialten.
I'm lie 3u perbinoern. Mls bic 0o43eit
liattfinoen follte, spuroe Der iunae Mann
nurd cine febr brinaenoe Botfdaft nod
oem frans6iiiden 3oniulat beidieoen.
Was fih bort ereianete. 1T niht be.
tannt. man alaubt aber. oaB Der iunae
0er3oa fur irriinnia erfldrt uno nab
2Dlen Qelhift toueoe. Ser Nater Wa-
citas fulate Der spur bortbin. begab
lih nod Wien uno bradte ben iun9en
Dtdnn nah Ntben auriid. no Dlarita
uuo Ger 9ersoa ioiuchl nad 9riehifhem
ruie nah r6miIhem Hitus getraut wurs
oen.
@inise Monate ipdter aelana es ei.
nem NNenten oes alten 0ersogs. lih
oas Nertrauen oes junaen Baares 81
sr'perben uno !dlieBlih ben iun9en
soer3oa au peranlahen. lid nod parls
III beseben. um nit ieiner Gamilie
6tieoen gu ihlieben. Don oem Sage
an. oaB er III Yaris antam, 1T ieoe
Spur BON tem junaen Wann perlorel
nsgangeu. Gem Batter bat nun oel,
yatitan um Die Nnnulliruna Der Sue
gsbcten. Sic iunse 5rau Danote iid)
sbsnfalls oil Den Yapit. srbielt aber eine
unbs frieoigenoe Nntnort. Sic iunae
Dersogin tam bann ipdter nit ibrer
ueugeborenen 5odter nah &Om, I'm
uon Dem Natitan 8ereAtiSteit 81 uer=
lanaen.
Ils Der alte 6ersos BON Der Mntunfi
Mautus b0rle. bot sr ibr Belo an, bic
ole 0ersOaiu ,ueiserte lid aber. irgeno
etluas ansunebmen. obalsib tie iehr
arm lit. Man liebt nit epannuna
Der Gntlheiouns oes Satitans entSe>
zen.
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Sat GMcr Yiatto n1tbt9. 0e,
tim mt az tuerOen?

Strip 9. Roeiel BON DInn;ion. Sobn
Don philip Nceisl baielbt. bat in Der
GeIter piano Iabrit in philadelphia.
pa., Die 5abriietion non pianos. uuo
nomentl;h oas Gtimmen Der SnItru=
mente Q,iinolih erlsrnt. uno arbeitet
aeaenmdrtia iiir S. u. calhoun in Een-
niIou. Der ertldrt. bah 8oeiel elmer Der
bshen pianpltimmer isi. ben er nod il
sti.ben. Mer Elm piano bat, bas ae.
ifimmt merben ionte. tpenbe lid, oaber
on 5. ". Galboun in ubrihsp,le. unh
ct tam iider iein. ooB Die Mrbeit III
better Meiie beiorQt miro. II
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Sa0o tiad) 9rubeI.

so babe in Californian 20 Sabre
aelebt uuo bin INNER nod hinter Sru=
bel Der in getref bon Yranoluunoen,
9lusIh!daen. Wsrlebunaen uno Shmd=
rem. 0errentunlen. Sd)nitttpunoen,
Der Elm 5au bon 6dn orrboiosn. oen
Budlen's Wrnica Salbe niNt ihneu tu=
rilsu wia" 10 idrsibt @barles Wal!ers
oon AQs9banp. Sierra so. Das Sa=
zen 1T uuniiB. 0err Walters; es turiri
iesen SAL. 8arantirt in peters Npo.
::bst,. rs @ents. Sn peter's Npotbets
.ui;o oeutih seIprohen.
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pit sefoppte sanserin.

9luf einem poii5eibureuu in Mosz
tau eri6ien cine Spernidnserin, um
iid, oa iie fir einise 3eit perreiIen
ipollte, ibrsn pab repioiren gu lafen.
Ser btenitgbuenOe poliaeibeamte fez
sriiBte Die aiinitlsrin in Der b0flidften
Weiie uno fagte: rSie miiRen Sbr
@efud fdriftli9 einreiden." -
rG6riftli92" rief Die Dame. rMub
benn oas ipirtli9 ie;n9" - rgs iit
unerldblih, meine @ndotse. Oamit
Sic aber nidt erit piel 3eit perlieren,
t0nnen sic oas Geiud slei9 bier
idreiben." Sprad's, rei9te ibr in lie
benspiiroigiter Wei1e Elm 8latt pas
pier fin uno fubr Damn fort: rGhreis
ben Sic MIR. t4 tpill Sbnsn alles oitz
tiren." ( r.
Die Sdnsertn i9risb, unter3eichnete,
ftedte oas 9eiu4 in einen 8riefumz
idlas uno fraste: rWas babe i9 jebt
gu tbun?" - rNidts, a!s bas @eIu9
ab5ueeben, sndoise Jrau." -rWem
oenn9" rMir." uno er itredte oie
9anb aus unb nabm Den 8riefumz
fhlas aus oen Sdnoen Der Iberra|6z
ten aiinitlerin. 9ann iebte er cine
9lmtsmiene auf uno basu ieinen aneie
fer auf Die Naie, 0ffrete oen 8rief efumz
f6lag un0 las nit Der grDbten DUFF
mertidmtett. tpas ct ielbit einen Muaens
bid porber oittirt bate. Na9bem er
oamit fertig mar, berIab Ct bas paz
pier nit elmer Mttennummer uno or6z
nete es elm; oarauf .penoete Ct iid tpiez
Der on Die Sdnserin, bic topfldiitt.lno
uno unseoulois oas umitGnolide 0erz
tabren beoba4tet bate, uno faste: sd
babe Sbr gefu4 seleien, snd6ise Grau,
uno bebaure. Sbnen fasen gu miKen,
oab i4 Den perlansten pab ni9t Be-
ni1igen fonn -"
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.3uut Werfdufeu.

sd DDS sonnieite Wein.
larteuunoO Obitfarm. 4 Weis
len pom publie square, umfabt adt
alder. nit einem gut 9ebauten 3lpei-
i0figeu Wobnbaus bon Sadlteinen
luIaeflhrt. nit aht 3immern. Shie=
'eroah uno einem aelu0lbten Seller, in
Dem man 1000 8aQonen Wein la9ern
tanu. ferner bic n6tbi9en Nebenaebduoe.
Neiuprefe. JaRer &c. Ser Wein9arte,l
bat idon $4,000 pfuuo 8rauben in
elmer 5aiion aeliefert. @atawba. @on=
eoro unb Sue Seeolin9. Jerner Bee'
rsnfrudte aQer Nrt. 1ur ndbere aus=
tunft nenbe man lih oil
s@nd 9rns., @onfectioners.
80 Nep philadelphia, >.
- Hest Noolpbs An3ei9e une ipart
8elo. II
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8. & >. GrcMrF Fomett.

Nah Glorioa iibsr Maihineton nit
ber Baltimore & Ohio Giienbabn uno
Dampfsr. 2iberale Beoinaun9en fur
Nufentbalt auf Der 3eiie. Yerihieosne
Ginisn fir Die &unofabrt. yete Staten
uno arrangements bic ie gemadt wur=
Den.
Biniafe preile iiber Die 9. & 8.
giienbabn. Man ertunoiae l4 bsi ben
M0enten.
B,lise 5onntass.greuriionen iber
Die .. & 8. giienbabn. Nan tpsnoe
iid tueaen preilen uno Gabrpldnen an
oie N9enten.
Die 3iige l6 uno IL Der 6. 8. & %.
SIP. iino por3iialid. ausaeiiattet uno
haben bobe Hifeniike. Mufmdrter III
i'm 3u9e. Gene gItrafolten. 40
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-14
Cine tperthpoIe &cftton.

.Yor iehs Sabreu suriid lernte i'd,
cine pertbuole 2sttion". ihreibt Sobn
p!euiant BON Mnsnolia, Sno. Sd be-
aann Or. Sings yisw Qiie pillen eiu=
;unebmen uno ie langer ih oieielben
snnsbme. oslio beller betommen lie mir.
Ssbermanu lit oamit aufrieosn." So
,antirt BON u. Is. Yeter's Nboibete
9iur Is @ents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-14
3mttt baIben YreiS 5tt,t
Serfauf

Elm beinabe neuer Webitubl gum Weber
bon 5eppiden (fly suite Eureka car
pet loom). Nahsuiragen bel 6. y.
BucH i'm lebten 0auie on No,o 8
struBe bel ben gnnmeline Morts IL
Nem philadelphia. Man iprede onl
Nbeno ooer eomfaas Dor. 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-14
Hu uerfanfen.

Cine Jorm bon 10 Ader i'm Clb-
tsmn 9hole. feds Weilen iuolid pon
Nem philadelphia. in oer Ndbe bon
Ghulhaus uuc 2irhe. betannt als Die
Bucp 5arm. Man trenbe fih auf Der
Jarm on Grdulein Rate Buep. 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-14

.yohn 3. Nofefeller bot lebte
Wohe $32. 100000 fir grsiebunas.
3nefe heraeihenit. aleihUit'g aber
aud ben preis oss pstroleums beoeu.
tenb erb0bt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-14
peiratbsbetuiui9unaett

hilbert Srap Cooper. ubridsoiue -
Gora @. Naia. SeuniILn.
Sohn W. 9oloerbaum. Strabburs -
lola 6. Goreeu. Winiielo. 4
Soc s. ssraneis. Rostpel -Gate Galo
rueO. Wliopale.
Sommp Smibart. Sugarereef-Herti
Eenser. etouecreet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-14
&aSteNeI s,t,t MmSta,ald)en.

Der unter3eihnete m6hte einen Rds.
fe6el bon 1900 pfunb @ebalt Qeaen
einen sr6beren pnn 24O0-26OO piunb
perbanoeln. Ndbere Nustunft bel
Sol. Gellmann. 38
Stoneerset n. /, ooer In oieier Office.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-14

Dos neue @hulbaus an Welf=
GrontitraBe ioa am 4. Wdr3 einastpeibt
tueroen.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-11-16

we must make room. we intend to devote our entire annex to
he can get in. Below is a special list of useful and necessary
early as we will not recorder until after the holidays. =. -.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-04-26
COMMERCIAL COLUMN
Weekly Review Of Trade and Latest
Market Reports.

R. G. Dun & Co.'s weekly review
of trade says:
Spring trade develops slowly be-
cause of unreasonable weather, but
the lost ground will be recovered in
large measure when normal tempera-
ture prevails Cold weather has
prevailed over an unusually large
area, retarding agricultural progress,
as well as trade in lightweight wear
ing apparel and other spring goods,
but similar bad starts in other years
have sometimes brought most favor
able results. The only actual dam
age of any account is reported in
some winter wheat fields of the
Southwest, where insects and drouth
combined to injure grain, and IN
most of this area some other crop
las been planted Wholesale bust
ness for later seasons is on liberal
scale, building operations are active
and leading manufacturing plants
are busy. Few labor struggles re-
tard work in the industries, and an
unusually small number of strikes
are scheduled for May. Little COM
plant is heard regarding freight
blockades, and, with the resumption
of lake navigation on the Northern
border, traffic conditions will soon
be entirely satisfactory.