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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-24
File Big Damage Suit.

William w. Echols. through his at
torney, filed suit in the circuit court
yesterday afternoon against the con-
tracing firm of Jett Brothers, of this
city. claiming damages to the amount
of $4,000, Echols claims that while he
was working for the firm on June 81
1906, building a wharf or shed at the
foot of Dauphin street, he was badly
injured by fall. He alleges that he
was injured through the fault of the
superintendent of the work in not pro
viding safe place for him to work
on.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-24

A claimant for moneys and lands
left lu an old negro, who vas a relic
of anti-bellum days, has been found
In the person of Joe Shaver, of Mont
gomery, himself a former slave.
A letter was received last week ad-
dressed to the postmaster of Mont
gomery," from a firm or lawyers in
Texas, who said that an old negro man
had died and left behind him an es-
tate valued at between $50 and $1,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-24
Morgue Sightseeing Fabooed.

The Paris correspondent of the Neue
Freie reese says The big omnibuses
in which personally conducted parties
see Paris in eighty minutes no longer
stop in front of the low building II the
c DIR side of Norte Dame. Heretofore
the tourists entered its portals with
pleasureful shudders. From the street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-24

and the sight revealed nothing of the
majesty. of death. It was prosaic and
dreadfully sad. Visitors us ally went
away disenchanted, but this did not det-
err them from telling all their friends
not. under any circumstances, to miss
going to the morgue.' The city authori-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-24

INCREASE CAPITAL STOCK.
Meeting of Stockholders of Enterprise
RINK Called

Enterprise. May Especial. "A
meeting of the stockholders of the First
National Bank has been called for June
81. At which time the capital stock
will be increased SO or 100 per cent.
The capital stock now is s50,000.00
with a surplus of $25,000.00. and plans
are on foot are the capital prob
ably 100000. Mr.. w. l.. Law is
president and Mr. ]. L. Warren il
cashier.
Dirt has just been broken for five
new stores and some Offices
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-24

they passed directly into the corridor,
a few steps further and a turn and they
stood in front of the great glass wall,
behind which, on black marble slabs,
rested the bodies of the unknown who
had falle in the battle of life. The
dead in the morgues are never beautiful
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-24
Henry G. Ward Appointed.

washington, May 23.-The PRESIDENT
has appointed Henry Galbraith Ward
of New York to be United States cir
cult Judge for the second Judicial cir
cult in place of Judge Wallace resign
ed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-24

Barbecue today by Vandiver Circle
mt 95 Houston street, II m, to p. m
Benefit organ fund, Court Street Meth
Odist Church. Come.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-24
ROAD FILES PAPERS
PROPOSED SYSTEM FROM MOBILE
TO NEW ORLEANS.
Company is Capitalized at $4,000 and
VIII BE An Extension of the
T.. and A.-Bridge
Mobile Bay.

Company is Capitalized at $4,000 and
Will Be An Extension of the
p. and A.-Bridge
Mobile Bay.
Mobile, May 23.-(Special) Papers
of incorporation of the Pensacola, Mo-
bile and New Orleans Railway Company
were filed in the Probate Court this
morning. r. M Robinson, ]. w. Bull
lock, Dr., E. Mclaughlin. w. ]. Forbes,
c. e. Merritt, J. A Sheriff. and Henry
Mclaughlin are named as the incor-
porators.
The company is to be capitalized at
&c. divided into 100 shares, valued
at 500 each. The object of incorpora-
ton is the operation of a general rail-
way business. The principal business
Office is to be located in Mobile.
The directors of the corporation are
r. M. Robinson, E. Mclaughlin, w. J.
Forbes, C. e. Merritt and Henry Nc
Laughlin.
The officers for the first year are:
President Henry Mclaughlin; Vice
President, r. M. Robinson; Secretary,
j. W. Bullock; Treasurer, ]. w. Forbes.
1t Is the purpose of the company to
operate a railroad for the carrying oil
freight and passengers. The road III
the State of Alabama will run from
point on the east boundary line of Bald ..
win County, Alabama, and through OF
near the city of Mobile, and through
Mobile County to the boundary line be-
tween Alabama and Mississippi
The above road, IL built, and 1t looks
now as If the promoters mean business
is part of the proposed extension OF
the P. and A. Road out of Pensacola
1t is proposed to extend the road from
near Muscogee. Fla, to Mobile Bay.
and while it would require fully two
years to trestle Mobile Bay, there will
be connection between Mobile and Pen
sacola when the track is completed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-24

ties have followed the example of Berlin
and Vienna in excluding the sightseer,
c by the ordinance Paris advances
a step in morality at the exp nse of an
original sensation for its visitors"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-24
Lay BituIithic Pavement.

1t was announced today that the
Southern Bitulithic Company will lay
at the intersection of Broad and Gov.
eminent Streets tomorrow afternoon
the first bitulithic on that thorough
fare Dr. Rockwell representative of
the company, in referring to the prog
ress of the work in paving Government
and Dauphin Streets. said that arrange
ments had been made to secure another
concrete mixer, that a double force may
be put to work and paving carried on
simultaneously at the two paving
points
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-24
Jevvisbh Celebration.

The committee of arrangements in
charge of formulating a program for
the dedication ceremonies of the Jew
ish Temple. now nearing completion at
Government and Warren Streets, hav,
selected June IA as the day upon which
the celebration will be held, and the
program will include addresses by some
of the most noted Jewish rabbis of the
South.
Rabbi Max Keller of New Orleans
has accepted the invitation to deliver
the Grafton upon the occasion, and
among others who have accepted invi-
tations to deliver addresses are Rabbi
D. Marx of Atlanta, and Rabbi B. C.
Ehrenreich of Montgomery. The con-
secration sermon is to be delivered by
Rabbi Alfred G. Moses of the congre-
cation of this city.
Ike Schwarz of Selma, who is to de-
liver an address at the dedication cere-
monies attending the opening of The
new BNai Birth Hall at the templ,
will also deliver an address at the con
secration ceremonies. In fact il was
said that all Jewish religious and char
table affairs would be consecrated al
this time The event is to be one OF
wide interest to the Jewish residents
of the city, for there will be promi-
nent Hebrews present from all parts
of the South to do honor to the Or.
casion. The program is an extensive
one, and the dedication will be one OF
the most notable affairs in the Jewish
history of Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-24

Happiness is love.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-08-02
AUI..ING ii'HE-RtnL

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swlitGi wsare highly ;sltnToedAteLh Ivy all
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tIInfT ESrTBy SHuli!.sy i'm iflaluT Mi Ains
iEHeilry astfn3 iif SFnrllait,Ait!, HI
ltessrs William King, Thomas Wat
asf7 ami QGilr tttIrtim oif l;aiteahurs ILL.,,
yIgdtttsa ttnv tsl, isst gvs.esll ttiss oilsT
itEsG 6tlte ss,1s,ssss dl All sntu AIRS H:lff,ss
TflIeEcIln. o .aw-.a-
Mig ann Mrs lGGsiSS I}s FEarFaF tGlIEaft
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lga dinner IrTyT tksit 'fDITrSstsEs7 asvaliiIs,
NH ,Ifrtiln H.. IuiusS tiltsEs lscE@aJisat ~
lnnsitipEi al Was1i f.alsH Il1nasstaSk isssEa,rs
tItelrl slstnrs ess lEees,n odilii
Mt lzlEtil AiFs Isssatt entertained 9.I,,-
CssGsg evening" att n dinner Ilsltty i'm liulr
,nT d3f Mrs EsealI-E a.lgss,
Ai., Gls.lragiIt,e IS.sss. ffn-neH: iy of At..
liilH allin Miss AhrTv &Gntits Cnf rJsrnTrlss
lqllte, Ha.4,, wt,ese inlarftsll Saturday gits
earl5IGI i'm IiGtsfMs isasnit!
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.Ifafnersnn Htsy, Observation-Disclosures
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ttiiks assIttinH .rs tTHssytEd s.tsif11tnaail
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t,,tte. Urr. E e NlteI, sulrIl Mss 1tss,lltfnli
|liniiie. Mlns, MleynH leee Williamson
IlhsI.
In. Mlfan 1GE rnm-itan Tune 4'iti tul
aAfssss Williams ,if M,aHnl., Ga. Wle
|ftnynper aH tine s. .,timmtiy president d'i
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'Ufite trssa sitDI., am aisiisnfdee aaffaI
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ahirE,il faculty students nlttt mnmi
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Hlie, ltstilBss vsers beautifully aattlrtsI
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iu1f white nrasa, fts chine, mTlilsesss
sastiss, tr-inr .ii1ls# oil vtiitee lrlsse lnni'
lau.e anil ! aIliilss "a tfaltnuaH mtelli
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ts.,sgHWEE1n Aal.aItTiTiIG

9nn eGf ttits ifyseatfsst aIsl} Inusst ugn,n
Iniii.It4t itss;slI BATTLES s1oav ttqlEFsitE III,
Ittiee American fFnufss where Insnre Elsas
Initp wgsss iida,nHst9t lyass ttiH tnlyg ttirn-f
Iilnmntiss' ttEtsi of William ID. Hisswyuast!
Iatsrraarcy ort ttiea IVasstiIu Il4iasr Eisettns
sattiuI ftnl the minrtfe1' OFF fairnpsT i4nY
lamar SSaea,ueariiaaEY nE iftssl3G ITins
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.niilutrean lfnnirEs lnn,lgsiit In a vaItitct
tnf INIT guilty Willie ttpr osssn li,gss
l3tasn Eialrtl tfaurtilt antt oera,ngfi rnuu,i,
EsstlItr5 Intsvsesr oslnl,al l.llgtl aii1nr, esss
organized lkisn1 TN tHna west.
iii lis trT,se ttia sVittaussc wssss rtfrrrln.
yytsI al ttnks (iisSElluas Aye lyssr,
tuJ errnnhsztt tiiil 'saih tule nitGi
ttigtt Ctitu aiill ttiee ssEnFsr,scg.
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ri Vb1'lss gutrttriit.iti, W1ll aitItfs,
t.4uc unusually warn rtcltnsy sat
iss,TNSii lIl thu sslxcimu .ntsi tisSltsitiuil''
lttannntle,i y,lmiIS itial III lIlnIs'h,I Init
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Airs. .allau oG,mupynia hH sseia ii
ilillnuT
/ ts:reers v,ar, lhia ftuT tnrrIS 1vs
aalessss; prnnniiuett giusana ttiesse ~fer,
| Air. aaIltl Mrs HrTii) TrrGiAlrL, MI.
anul Mrs. al nilnnHs. IAt@2talnI2s
ainnfS, HhlrIsxuI, WnG, LEus.es,n.
lHtelsta4rsnu Aissses rtsaut., Williams.
tsii,lti.afltr AiaVhgr1E Hsif.eu1, H'ailpS
!HinNlti,gsg, Hourf., asnG;; At@ssny. i.,
og,iix. Harry, EormtHim, GiiTsltlin!, 0tn!
illtlS3. Ge,kear, Tiuupeg lend!, II, IS, Ate
itten sallil Wife, Htr1I g IS; MURRAY
Ianul vfite aern! tLtcsapiinm IS. lEsttes
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K tina mttt nif ltnvrr galessss Eval eF Mrs EAt,
Enear ,Liscltssrn .lltG H'uf1 Wi, w livlTSs
ikintf crt atalaasss atsI.
Wee llntoN aEnitl an lsersnia;llts 5Ds
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iffrun 5aiszsnrTi and we yata with mis-
tnfaN distinguished TfTtalus4, Eianttt
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lin ea.teasltiug rp iIlfni aiIutGfh tsGcr,Talu''
.IttliGssS antt wishing him a ii1ii4g tarti
81; gsssasEzstiil SnuTlssT tlndnu ttse ln1TSnRTs'
Sulss j5nurEtey ttfluctigll tt1ts' lnalTTss Iiiee
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lulw onH.Raw7 u!r1aHs7uHtz..

n'iH fhwsa Goisnrsati Woman lis ttse
mamie uif RI rIe,N tnin,thitV Intitas InaEaa
tZiilne alrttartu by the lnss Rates Eefatfae
!aIitnn uIf Gt1mrafi Women TOD tiss arfiit.
Iast., with Mrs IS. ,it,sa afyrwui fsH Lties
leadtrnr, cttlnH ito m,Tr mfiese IN .Q,iiy. lit
litt "a ntettth arranged ftnlreaGiiInli, Iau1
na4e2i, vail Illustrated n.nsay Mrs
BirnyHn Cttsssawss.ss great oaratitt flor ttiu
Isnitaltfiiti isasle jjisst received Mkr
ttilis Margarine go cnn ito things liii1riu7
Isunf isatear W5he wtsirnnte ttiiss worthy
IartaTnTss,e
Hiie WasseaTIr1 lis ttite mamie Cdf tfi,s
ImliN GE6lnrGu ii;;nlTrail Enfnt1si i'm GSas4
Itrnil Washington mTnteEn AIT IsnLianna
'nfita lltaw asiftnr sallI manager IS AiEs
Anilitf Watkins Formerly off alialny
.Afn. wtltn lis al ssssta7 tm Mrs II. H..
Mnnnlhsnn Site ~ publishing, al vssFS
in1taTsstilgs tslstH itayasg lrspser tartt svst
iEiulSs thaif lit vail ss,tmnsasE
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ds.aG, r. lnlsttaE, pssssnf pT tine 3ku..
Est a.i,imih ali GsntlaJyiiIs, is3 in ltsina eaiN
tgils vs.aK ant mas a:IgrsngnaG I'D EsskaE
a,nSi~e a.inarse off tsfa First Assslnan Hsp,-
tGstt ashusah limxs Ess will plaalah iiiis
tffstt aaarnmn Sslntiisy nnrling nhm
reverend sdiil a taw wass;; alro thar lie
wmrttl nutt auasnr ttip nasssn,asnnnf saiit
G.i,usa,b, hut affsna- nat1xnH EiauH hnsal
altii,Hsxailssp tttstt ttits psannh c.nitH aMaltt
uailty OWN tina aiiluG.h lin aunaninstl
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R.iii,ramn, N II, and Mtsa. I.,ilf
IM .lsussssn,l dif ilmlMWilta HNy
tllte ssassiunE uif ttim Mnnians
lsa,Giliury wmra asseseatiinay a,s'
i4tuEiHsstu. Dlintdfiu.nrs warH .re.
Ialtastais; htnsiiiialtt Mrs. wv, T..
lis=iruta lk@r,ssas City, Ha,im;; asiHn-
Ir1a:tur-E AIRS, Is. Msaaaa. Giahssblrs,,
ll.;;Gnr iass.rstttlrw, Miss I5yils,
IgGtisritiae co. lhss MldInss.
iowa vNnntar vita riaztll gapscrs
wgn Mira, q L.. Griffith nf gthss
Mrs. fzs. III, ,Ihuissun all
Fort MaIianI, Mrs. M H.. Hin,ae-
lhsy afEf HrSatnn.
Ulte 0lnn!mittss Dn nsa-mtn:ass
rEanin1tett arnniss mtin,T things ain
aarttTss,ialtt If tiite Gnm.a &3atrs
HwsssIlttar
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Euif Fate Atartinuif Hufilllgnl, Isa
HE iEaa ssAH lniatG lnisIn ss1na Dvr1s
Iasnnr vall,Hiiin nrma1ltty lii Bur
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laInu1tsy 1hsll,essxee i'm HIN; u,ants
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Ipvr1SS "a iaiulttif,il arnu wtiilisiiie,
imuriE1. linf dtnwn town wtiHre ile
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.tise fEittt1n tffrs fflna1I;ii wnrttt.
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The I2Rs Nlniiass ESsseunl nas4 ait aise
ibaautsif,ii tnonHuf Rrr. antti Mrs IT. g..
Williams 'viisrs am Interesting amt in..
Satsintaipa meeting wsa licilt., tiasiitass
being aatissnsssi,af h,sa rental oN Mir.
Williams amt reading by aias l,sil!
MI u, W. hisa'sae off Burlington s,,u,:s.
hnai@ and aintseilF no tsia lnamifass,
sattssl aihhih tfie a,ltih aiiinur,ast uo lnps,tt
ait Mtr and Mrs C. MiaKn,s wie,se tina
evening will tsa spsiitiin DUMAS
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-08-02

Miss Na,saie WA,itlal;, "a ttssutiar III,
tslte niiBltr ssaiu1h a1f Inulannpsniss
DnG., aunt iiaN ttstsis.s M.r Ruin W,nttil!
VIII ar'aSe i'm n,r, asatte nuyst ws.tiisS tn
Wssit In NFawtnN, ttiBir ftnrnra, li,nur!,
3han In isa* Aniias tsia salHsst tlf litnr
cousin, Mlrs s,iin. IL. THOMPSON, aet
Rf'Dti Htas,t Eighteenth attaatt ais1t
VIA site lis an lpsa irgamH at cmm tiinsi
Mtaite est1'taFal ranna aff rnnrt. Eten
lnanT fttisnis with haa pleased tor nutte
lh;r rtt,s,r,h ttD visit oitH a,cu,GihI:nuaaa
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ar. J;anua Hamilton nllfi daughter
y VIM Smith and MIR George Huta
q iludts q flying tsiip on Ii,lsaiIBsss ttf
tSsllnas'ss ltasa wtssak. They a1ltnyah q
sY llltssaltt visit, ys,t pleasure was
W ain'r by tsite disttaiaff Mrs. Rta,sja'
aisi n1dl Miss Gsanntsal., highly ess-
ss'ntat ,tsmsrssnff Ntttnn,wtE
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lM a,Dltartr fhr the Hyaraltiiar will
en Bunk City Mnnia.y 0tnaiis N1ab,,
asasilE ga gann1mil Hiilfffs "Wednesday,
f emit nl,i Shenandoah Wi,nsstasN
auilite Flsiiasy, Aa1nssaailE, Mn., a;stttr
fkg. All subscribers axs rrsglesatat
H 1lsapasan 10 u:nE promptly
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natnqrs vwsre at~rt~t, " 5sit""s'

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kdj iianai oisiR4r SCa iTa,,, 49,
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street II tiaEu 1ostlGt., FNttu intaiIil..
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IuEt,- .saatstsii ny lipuiIor'tti .Lttv al u,
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satrl will Iia, jitdu 81 Hannibal tim
ttiirrti "Wednesday IL GitiE !t'@, Tins
,1Ittt,s a,ltc uir ttiu IkrE;es5 uit! iaEsfi }sss
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a Ss'snsEss la,tsap, mlss af o,li, inusst
.'latii Nganng fnsan wiiniE d,nl,rt bailiif
U as'lls c,nltits iRe riiingn.g iiiisWasHinn
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|nnn y, GO visit lslittspues, fsn,m taiHrs he
pM Jhssabh, Mtn,, wifare lilf
lll ssanii tsfH Iil,iil,rssi1ll H5allnsiittor.,
'A'l e tasonl There Ito KnlMas City.
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iEiMs vim Galhsh att mlr offfiae tstiS
(ss &nn INIT off taiH city wssrst iiessa;:sas
20 Alear ;anil Ma<rtttn d11i NiHann City
E.I. Nv Smith and 81. mi Miicssng af
,'inEttpl., e.. wv, Williams, Gt<nnt
z1usslur and FfYati AAltt1mrg, E KS OF
+ al admlrs, WI. S. Wiissnnd1f 6tstl1nwu
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-08-02

Rasgaiatl surMnsss att WInnn Gtnlgrrs--
gsstshnasl a'hus:.hauntasg sus Ath nGaa
"a m o,ak,iratstun OF Imx1'ss Auns.af.; LIZ
III Sunday sssasaa.;, ;RaEaH AtasiB lasag,a
No preaching lin tein s,a,ling;; Res.
ftrsst,, will ars.sa.n ~ tSin Eiiait Mtttite-
dist church, Gnltsh amt 4 Pleasant Hsrsatf;
tSb ttininn salTNna
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-08-02
The sSestR1n Baptist 1
Convention,

| The Wass1ssttr Mg,tftst WiB1Mer~
tiiar Gllssal iars aiusitdh annual aass~-
SION with tain Lilnn BBsslsittist aiil,1nih
0rnaIira, Msihy, Sunday. IsliN .-.sszast.
4 IYsa ss:sssiis,r was prdnlnl11i!EaH fiY
AlI Wt,n ahttat1nfedl lit tlD hfae liatail
MOST itr,ssigizrriialk1 amt EnIdiiaiiies
sr Ess.sis, :sssa,,'.a.e Hsav. AE W.
Hsar1-s,, nraiit a na,ltn1tt off arn1Iiis-
sshtii5rss I'm tlfR wt.Btsn1l sissitess Wfi1nih
HftrlaIit.d alll ltEla.tss with am e1t-
dihlsiiiissn To push ttiiss ssrs,atW,l1t3ss
| The tld1Nps1ttInn atttsHtttH nHsiH
ItlrraR Hhlr tatn lrrIsatI,1asDr off mis-
summary ami aiilUat ttnn1fal waIaaE III
tffR west.
I Tliraa BlHsnrnl HnHlstts wn,Te a.s-
tsfaiEBs1n.: Mmne MEsamn EiGi,rti
with l1niatiH,st1ttsrE iii GninMser.
Fam E. u FiH3in,r, Id. d., Ill. Id.
IGiisannHn,; Hifi1u;tttmrfal HhHrTu
with iinntilutu1t att Sa,1sstssI IiifEy,
Rev. M.. AZ. WilMpn, PHI. b., Giiiar-
!rnfH1,; Htnrtitr1 Mhsssm1 Aiiart.
IEte.aita,a,1ta1rs lii Gsai ffnr1iis, ReeN.
C.. M. Afnttarsim, ID d., aitrEiirnu,r.
4 u
ITlie Hdr4iig1 Mssssirnn EiuHrd will
work I'm diizaatt GGpIlE,rasDr with
1 traahe Hdr,ssi,g1i MaHsfinnr Einartld1 tfiu.
| lINsittimHsl Ealtsit Ga,1xa1itnr
| TltH LlnnMn1ftinn will unH,rrtdte as
| "a newspaper fsrnm GliiU;assn ttp ia4
lGaslail rain 4 'NasiEsrn HseutstHt,.'
| Tile GmHarimn wiilldtDdimsi1U
4tasR Hfi1uatsIin1itll work., nnnn
IpibnB arfe 11nw Turning ffnr tsilH
work. Eia,ismtts dfssll tain t1ssa dti
| "a atrfn,sm wssae,nn ii1Msf sfslftmn
NaHst tim niit11l its ttp liz. will tiH
rnratie Hliiiiir att tsifs NEXT ii11aasillsaS5
There lis "a sstxn1ls sst,1ts1nn'1tt ttn
ltiraip Mfassnll1ii HHptttath ii1 the dis
yvinu,nnrn ai1 Wsas,nr G'dlh4sfs.
The aitffnmrsa af the Gin1sW,1ttmtl
dre::
P,rs;;iiffin,rrt. r.. D.. Griffith, DfsE
lsskni1lss.
| EsauzaH,rw, Rev. e. A. 3Wiik'11',
IIRi,f. Il. 3: b. Ksa1al.s City, Hsa,ts.
trir.Hss,,Hsr, REX. G. ID Dml.e' tslssss'
Inn. ID !, Dh,syH1, Glli
| salmntiirle as,zstsutE, assN
/ ts. C.. MHsnI Altum., I'LL
1 gssrtitsiiaia1l, Rsw, R. r.. Winter
ElEs.. H !, SIT SIT Iarli,s, MtD.
AssaassHrft sainsrst,ssnw, Rev. u 81.
| ai,nnranH1s, W,nffitrR, 8tab,
I \ Win Il FrIaaiiiifh.1a ffur Hnva assw
lIm a.. Huitns.s.
\ Hmau,sttae B,aHrTil MtaniimrR ttn1
IIIIeva Rsy. C. R MEa11ita1iiHill
Il This HtiuiH dilasB 1H,t l1urnn ts1h
vinle prnHilttarfs ami l'fnrrtl inn'ne
Iftte,ss ffTunl taile d1tiH,T satHtsB
4 Tlie next tr1astsi1sg will fiR iltar
Him Sat. InnitR, Min-
1 4snrn1le ttiuHe wsiD aftr'itteatt fsias
/ l,,,,,...s,, mr.. yyr..s EHltsn II. Hs 'llhnniss
11lla,uil nh, s.. II HTsaiulT, Qliluaalssa
/ IIRaM Ef1uyshB, RlSis Hiund, has
i u, MI. Gainn,r., 81. ,Iasasliii MfD,t
l Rsw. d. #. &anluttttt, M m, MS'nrr1'
Il Mlp.. mns. m. $. Kllatt R' le''
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-08-02

Rev. ysnesB Esnutss aif Mia.siiHiltzpw1n
Ised si-aug,n nl,r, ciigy allrnltzH tHsam
eyers, miies,ss iiteiiiHs "a asimygs, np liiH;
ne. He B,mlrt a few inllss iii nlr
y aE5 while liasxR aalfsE at dllr atfirH
or6.srs.a the HsyHsu1utar. B
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-08-02

he contract nus Etsan Itst 1D egrrgFltsssittss'
new Union G'nllrr,s spHaasrsaa s'silru:h,
econtrac.ans asra NEW z1 work Gntl
interior Of tine nuihssriirEn Will ssen
|complessa.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-08-02

j sg11 saciail ssat aif the ajstg ais.
4 ! laiiethsttsiil assInilg of enter.
Lner1 ana u aiic.ia, supper ast ta1a
III, sssrnn mf Miss MsaAssia Mash
(day sspsgtlins
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-08-02

aitzaH soraiW Hughes rsinmiydinlg:n
1M liz. ami NlH H. W.. H,Hsi@s,
# 1--WE !Hsnr oliil liiirsitiilg patty 10
g itrse asssnimtss IH.at Mfn1tiilW July
ef A dainty dinner waas sa,rsstf H,Iltl
way l,ius tsinH rssparRfliiy the little
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-08-02

alss !. ". g. Williams sswssfl d siir;
ssofis b y, slill'iss:il iilstt ,,isst ttn Masssf
/, |,,sale tsttsgE, Miis Hfnru,,i ANT lifrs. lifzrs
= aasal ! iffaEsnlan afff ST ,ThmHilib, Min.
|a.ss M 0ltlnanmniis d c.nsiino of MIR u C,
= n4,lasns ~ ami sasiiiaaa aff MIR. &C.. IS. IL
u - Il TIM 4ssn ii1lNaltnn ai5 SIT
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-08-02

is Lizziia E;iry af nni aiieg lkfst tShH
Il to VISIT har dh1untna,, naasr mu,sfsa
n Mrs Bury Makes lh.n' hume
b Mrs. G,ssa. lasw and Mrs C. EA
ksins.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-08-02

ezEralcss Law, sis litrss 6 year oiifl
/ Ss Mir. md Mirs tsasnynH Law ah
lks Fanis,,, gave IA dinner party lasai
bssaRg ffnr His littaH mssnattas, a.
|od time v,as rxslalrxsil.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-08-02

|rs Caf:san;ife Maase al insM -
(et has :ssn spending sata,a Nsa,sSsi
k+----ses. .assa;ss,Hs ia.sss.- ::saass1s,.
chsrs1g gariars. She nsa,nltss q,
|sant yEsist.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-08-02

b. W. S. ssYnils, wiiD 3as wdd1atl
annual sa.atrion af trvD weeks hg
[chureh, is i'm Ht,,ftnn Ras,'imr;, hsnih, !,
week srdl genpI,s a pheasant TINT.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-08-02

Clsa5s alltl Esaal Lewis will leave Hnr
licag9 wtieaxs they iilrtsnIfl to rnHisee
FL f-rat,l,ss innR We a,rs #llrW trD
e These gnlllM lnRn