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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
NeW Yort.

Ius Der Stabt gtep gorf mirb
Solgenbes beri6tet: Ser 9elb beg
Cages lit CUR 3eit Der S~euertpebr>
mann Sad Seufert. Sn Ilisiibune
feines 8erufes iolte er bel Dem sroBen
Brnnbe zines &darenbaliies als Spfer
ieiner Rfli6t 9eitorben iein. Ser
amtlifs 8eriht hattie ieinen Cob id]on
gemelbet. aber na6oem er iiber breis
Big Stun0en IN elmer brennenben
@ruft aus9ebarrt, gelang es ieinen
&dmeraoen i'm le6eno aus ben Sriim>
hiern 81 5ieben.
Wfit 5nei &nmernoen ar6eitete er
I'M nierten Stod bes brennenben Sc
bdlloes. Sl0Blid begann Der Sopen
3l1 ipanfen, uno ebe Die orei ii6 retten
fbunten, itiir8te bas Stodmerf nit
.3onnerfra6 III li6 5uiammen unb rib
Pie Seuerfpebrleute nit 6inab in Die
Oils Seufert pieoer 3i ii6
lam, lag er 5ipii6en rieiigen Ynpiers
ballen begraben IN einem fleinen bunfs
len Gaum. lle6er lid, burb einen
tleinen Spalt 5tpii6en ben 9allen lab
er Den gel6en &toeri6ein 5iinoelnoer
0ldmiften, porte q &1llteru pes 9teS
rig ledenoen @lementes, bas &narren
nm 9reden Der bonn Seuer umtlamz
merten S~ol5tbeile. gr fonnte iih
fnum riibren in ieinem eneen @rabe,
blIflos muBte err liegen unb ipnrten.
biz Die Slnmmen 3u linn porbrineen
unb fein Sdidial beiiegeln niirben.
einmnl tam elm Strabl g8alIer
burb Die Slnmmenmalien, iant 5is
fdeno auf Die gSaarenberse rno rie>
ielte bur6 Spalfen unb Hiile 6imlnter
auf ben neutrality-suspicious.. Wlit
lauter Stimme be9aun er Inn Silfe
al idreien, aber fein 3eifen nntpor>
tete ben ber5peifelten Hufen. Sfliebs
lid begann er nit nler 8u6t 9egen
ben 8alten 5u I6lagen. Der feline SiiBe
gefangeu belt. Sieie S6lGge rettez
ten ibm boS 2eben. &ls bds Seuer
niebergefdmpft mar, bernabmen Die
nit ben Iufrdumunssarbeiten be-
i6dftigten Seuertpebrleute bas unters
ir6ii6e &lopfen. Mit aler Strait
ar6eiteten II mebr ais fiinf5ig
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Y~roblematNme Naturen.

Man periteht barunter aeute. ,.bie teiner Sage
geipad1ien finb uno benen feline 3nioet; barons
entitsht Der uneebeure @iberftreit, ber baS 9eben
pbne 8enub oersebrt". SpIde Raturen finbet
man beionbers 5abIreih nntsr ben aranfen. bic
an Veroanunas fi6rungen. Mattigfsit. 6erStlos
pien. Sduinbel, Gelbiudt. Sober. nno giersns
trantbetten nnb 0afeIiuht Ietben. HientaIs
limb tie Der Sage. IN Der tie lh befinoen, .geiuad5:
len; es iei benn. bas elm sltiaer Reuih tie bel
3eiten Dor benz gernadaldi III gen thres aeibens
iuarnt: unb ~nien,als t6nnen ne oui Der anoeren
Bette fuenn iie fih hires seidbrliden 8utorbes
beiuubt gefuproeu iirb, In benz WtBbrnuf1 bon
ipertbloien. iharfen 9fn'dherntittelu. pom benen
tie zines nadl benz auoerr obue @rtolg probirer,
aenustbun, es lei benn, bab elm gitieer Menih
tie bel 3eiten aud oor bieiern ielbtmbroeriidben
5retben tuarnt. On ienem uugeheure yeioer.
ftreite aber eeber 9~nuierbe 3u @rurbe. bic nod
gerettet fuerbeu %f0unten. menn fe uerniritig
hauoelten, ipenn fe lid benz ein4igen SeiImitteI,
bas tbnen geneiung brineen tam, 5ripenben
%iulroen: ben beribmteu ct. Bernard arduters
piIlen, bic fur Is Gents in ie6er Apothete au
BADEN iiu6. Sic helfen mas tets. fauienoe uuu ees
beilten ..probIematiiden 0aturen" NIT Greu6en
be5eugen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Nahbarm pmroem setdaimt.

sd bate mid in Der Tbat big 5i
Sobe sebuitet unb par 81 idtpad. nm
mein Sett 5u perlaiien; uno Na6barn
propbe5eiten mir, bab i6 es ME mebr
lebenb berlaiien piirbe, aber Tie fpurs
ben eetduiht. ba i9, @ott lei Sanf.
ba5u betposen ipnrbe, 81. Sings Netp
Discovery gu neriuden. gs nabm
sernbe bier elm Dollar Slai6en, Inn
ben Suiten n%olitdnbis gu furiren uno
mir cine quite @eiunbbeit 81 seben".
l6reibt Srau Cha llncapber aus @ros
bertotpn. Starf gountb. Snb. 9ie1er
&onig Der grfdltun9ss unb Suitenz
Seilmittel, unb Seiler bon Sals unb
2ungen, nirb garantirt in Der Ipo<
tbefe bon &. @. &uete. 656 Wain
Strabe. Dubuque, Sofpa. so Gents
uno $1.00 Die Slai4e. geriudss
flai6e frei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
eADsDafota.

Sn biefem @inter lit Die Sdeb
duf 8iiffel in Der fpeItli6en Sd[fte Der
Gbepnne : Slnb : 8eierbation cine
beltebte Sa6e. 0enisitens feds
8iiffel laufen in bieier 8e9enb pilo
TIMBER. ipenn aiid Elm Wann. Namens
Su Yree, b%ebaIptet. bab tie iein
gisentbum ieien. Sest lit cine iol6e
@iffeljagor i'm @ange mnb cine 3peite
lit fir Den ndditen Wonat gepldnt.
GO ioaen alif elmer Sagb ni6t mebr
als 5tpei 8iiffeI setobtet iperben. Die
9iiffel iinb ebenio pilb pie lire @ors
fabren ntb Die Sasb nerfpridt. redt
81 peroen. 8iiffelfeiie iinb
gegenipdrtig $500 tpertb unb Oh Yree
perlangt ale 5dute aIs gnti6dbisuns
bafiir. oab er bic Saso auf bic 8iiffeI
erInubt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
&entufD.

r. Gang auberorbentli9 9liifli6e
Geriu6e iinb nnldn9it bon elmer
8abneeIeui6aft in &entudp NIT elmer
neunrtigen t~elepboniiben @rftnoun9
oemoht fporoen, Die o GROCER @id)s
tiefeit fir ben |ertebr 81 iperpen per@
Ipriht. 8ermittelit bes neuen Sp>
fems 1T es ermoglid6t, 5tpii6cn einem
iit in 8etpe9ung befinolihen 3nge
urk irecilb einer Stabt, Die Selepbons
bekbinbun9 bat, per Selepbon ii6 gu
be ltdnbi9en. IS ipurDen auf elmer
gdbnitrede in bieiem Staate bon
fabrenben 3use aus Inter-
balhtn9en per Selepbon nit 2elten IN
bera Stabt Stem Yorf 9epflo9en, troe
Der uneiinitielten 8itterun9s : Ser
hdltnii1e unb obgleih Der Bug biz 81
35 Wieilen Die Stunbe lid 6epegte.
&uf oieie @eiie lit alio Die W09li6z
feit gei6affen. Die Sniaiien zines oas
6inInuienben 3uges bon elmer brobens
Ken goIiiionsgefabr nueenblidli6 in
&enntniB Su Ieben unb iiberbaupt nit
8kiienben it6 in 8erbinoung 81 ieben,
rabe 10 lei6t pie auf Der Gong
iftonce 2inie. @benio fonnen HdIz
eiere 5tpeier entipeber in berielben
er in enteesenseiester Hi6tllng fabs
Hben 8ii9e matchmaker telepbonii9
rs berbinben. 8et pbigen Seriuden
o,tr bas Selepbon in Der Sneenieurs
sn.tibine aneebra6t unb Die @erbin>
Eng nit ben betr. Srtihaften bur9
Diei flint Snb BON @eleiie anees
:6te itarte &upferbrdbte bergeite1t.
fife Slrt SroIepsS tanse iteute ben
Spntaft Der 5tpii6en Srabt unb
Dqmpffeiiel. Die an Iebterer be-
feftiste SroIeb (3ueitanse) beitebt
oris elmer @asrobre. in pel6e 5ipei
feline nit elmer 6emiihen Sliiiiigfeit
eefiiate 8ebGlter eingefii9t iiub; Der
9ampf Der 2ofomotibe benirft cine
demii6e Snbuftion unb 5fpar a1f cine
@ntfernung, Die bon einem balben
3ou Bis 81 brei SUB bnriiren lam,
nnb ii6 10 ben StDben unb Sefpegunz
gen bes 3uees nnpabt. Wan pers
fidert, DAP Die Soften elmer iol6en
gelepbon : Inldee iih nift einmal
febr bod beloufen tpiirben, Do Die
SeIegrapbenpfoiten our Srabtleitun9
benubt merben f0nnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
NiNomrt.

@or einisen Saeen ereignete
ii6 in einem SoteI in gallep Tnrf cine
,un" amulantes fomifhe @eidifte nit
sutem Ius9an9 Die mir bier ipieoers
geben:
Ser 8aditeinmaurer 4. mar ndd
benz Sotel gefommen, I'm einen 8as
nonenrnuih aus3uihIafen. Sn Die
fem lobli6en @oriabe tpurbe Ell aber
our1 Die Mnfunft zines Suees nnb
Die bamit %perbunoene Iufregun9 eez
itort unb nabm bies 70 libel, baB er
.allgenblidli6 furGtbare &ade nabm.
Wit einem Hepolper, Der an @rDbe
unb &aliber elmer fleinen aunone
elif, trat CT auf Die 8eiiberin uno
einen in Der v2obbn" ii9 aufbaltens
Den 8ait 81, unb ndbrenb bie Srau
nod ihpanfte. oh lie ihreien ober in
Sbnmaht fallen ipDte, leerte er Dem
poIig coniternirten Spftor in dqer
@emiitbsrlbe Die Snihen ais, I'm,
inn sleid barauf aIler ipieber 5uriid
au geben. @Gbreb er nod ben He>
bolper brobenb alf ben Ir3t geriftet
belt. frat cine Same, Die in benz Sotel
losirt. elm. unb ba lie nift Die itarfen
Nerpen Der Soteltpirtbin bate. 10
nabm lie Die @elegenbeit ipabr, ii6
einen bIbi6en Sbnma6tsanfau al
~leiIter. Gags barnuf mar Der S6ieb>
beIb niiftern unp big auf Elm flirdt>
bares .graues glenb" in normaler
@erfaHung. lleber bic @orednge
Gags borber tpnbte er 10 gut tpie gar
nidts linb nit elmer lei6ten 8elb>
itrafe fonnte er fir bieies oral burds
i1liipfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
eGwets.

Ser peritorbene gmil Spinner
IN @andeiter pergabte fir ben Scans
tonsipital bon Siiri9 nit ginbe5iebs
nn9 Der 6%rauenflinif 100 1000 Srancs
lino fpeitere 100000 Sranes fir pers
idiebsne fpobltbdtise Initalten unh
3tpede.
Seetens ianb man in Der
Nbones S6luht unipeit o @ouorp
ben 2eifnan beg 8reitmpierz Mnnen.
gdder IN geg, Der felt IGngeret 3eit
ipurlos beribtnunoen mar. Cine 8es
lo9ran9 bon 1000 Srancs mar bems
leni9en periprcfen, Der Den 2ei1nam
finben ipiirbe. az
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

iebenber Yatron. cling nah bet &iihe.
8dbreno er NIT Soberbere iiber Die
@ier ipruh, padten feline beiben 8es
noiien. Die einen bDfit a%nitGnbigen
@inbrud mad)ten, Den &%aiienfaiten
lino MOLTEN iid baponmaden. Gber
Der aiidengebilfe iab lie. ais tie burf
Die Sbiire ~ipolten, rnb i6lu9 2drm.
Die Mdnner befamen einen S6red,
lieben Die &nlie fallen unb rannten in
Die ounfle Naht binaus. Sn Der Ser
irirrun9 beridtpunb Der Nnnn NIT
ben giern ebenfals unb marb niht
mebr seieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
9lmf Der Saso na6 eorsen.

SD babe ieit 5ipan5ie Sabren in
Californian 9elebt unb INNER nod
bin i6 auf Der Sngb na6 Sorsen, B. +.
in Der Irt bon 8ranolprnoen, S6nittz
tplinoen, S6mdren, S6nitten, Yer>
,fentuneen ober einem 9dmorrboioen@
Sale, nelhe 8uflen'S Nrnifa Salbe
ni6t in fiir5eiter' 3eit beilen fuiiroe",
fhreibt CHARLES g8alters aus Iaes
9banb, Sierra -ountp. SIR Su6en
bat teinen 3fped. Serr alters; bies
Seilmittel beiIt ieben SAT-. @nranz
tirt in Der @potbete bon 9. IS.
-&uete, sos Main StraBe. Sns
buqlie, Sonia. Yreis % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Observation-Disclosures
: SnlanOii0es. s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SOMA.
Sowa.

= me- SemiibIneen Der 8aters
no'er 8ebOrben, lid NIT Setter u6e>
loe, einem alter, uor 5tpei Wtonatet
biq einsetrpffenen @inipanberer. 5u
peffdnbigen. iinb bisber bergeblid ge@
meIn. 9eutf6e, Huiien, Solen,
@rieofn unb Staliener periteben Den
Wtdmi ni6t. NelIli6 bat man Den
<en peranlobt, fem Seib in ieiner
Mutt1prdde einem Sbono9rapben
anapertrauen. Sic 8al5e lit On Den
dmeritanii6en Goniil in @ien abge>
fhidt tpprben, pelder beriu6en Ioa,
cine lleberlebung 81 erlnn9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Winnetota.
Sic @eiItesoeoenport eines

: Die Beiltesge9entpdrt zines in
Der Slide bes Snin Gitp Heltaurants
in ct. saul Ingeiteaten bat in elmer
Nadt fiir8lih brei Hduber perbinbert,
nit Der &aiie burd5ugeben. Oie
8anoiten paren in Der Sbat oerartie
eriGredt, baB lie Dor Dem Heitaurant
einen S6litten, Der nit einem Happen
b%eipannt mar. iteben lieben. Ser
Sdlitten lit bon Der Yoli3ei in @ers
pabrung 9enommen iporben; bic Hdus
Der iinb natiirlih entipii6t.
Sic Mdnner betraten bas Heitaus
rant NIT Giern, fpelhe lie benz 8ez
iiber p~erfaufen poIlten. Or befanb
lid NIT einem 8ebilfen in Der Slide.
unb elmer Der @Gnner. Elm ROB aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

Iann an Der Ibtragune Der Sriima
mermaiIen; Inn Mitternaht tonnte
man ii6 nit benz Ierihiitteten per>
ltdnbigen. Surh einen Shlald
purben linn 9ranntfpein nnb fliiiiiee
Nabrltng 3ugefiibrt. Selfert bate
in5tpiihen neuen Wiutb gefabt, nnb
rief berauf, Oab ct nidt barnn 5tpeifle
eerettet gu perben. IlS man i'm
ihliebli6 b%eraus5og, mar er 5ipar
nDuig burhndBt. aber obne idipere
8erlebuneen. CT mar febr eritaunt.
bDren. bab es fat 5tpei Gage iuaren,
Die er be9raben seipeien. Sic beioen
&dmeruben Die nit linn 9eitiir5t lpas
rem, batten iofurt Den Seuertob crs
litten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
cine ,uertbpoae Sefttom.

n@or feds Sahren lernte ib cine
i~pert1boIe 2ettton". idreibt Sobn
Yl%eaiant aus Waanolia, SnD. sd
be9ann bnmals Or. Sings Sem 2ife
Riuen 5u nebnten unb ie LANCER i6 lie
nebme, beito better finbe i6 bieielben."
Sic befriebiaen Sebermann. 8aranz
tiert in Der Ipotbefe bon &. @.
656 Iain Strabe, Sus
buoue, Sonia. Yreis % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
oeHerretd.u

@or 9urSem tobtete Der SGloi<
iereebilfe Sobonn Sronef. Der beim
@racer ftdbtiiden @leftri3ttatsperse
angeitent mar. in einem @nfaue plos<
liden 8abniinnes feline 77jabrige
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Die critic Uniform.

Ser fleine 3eiarefpiti6 lit omar erit
5tpei Sabre unb einige Nonate alt.
a6er er beIist bereits cine gauge Heibe
bober militdrii6er 8iirben. 60 1T er
ieit ieiner 8eburt Setmann o0er 3os
iafentruppen bes G3nrenrei6es. uno
nuberbem lit er a%llntdblig nod gum
Chef beg finnldnoiifen 2eibearoes Nes
gimenats. zines litaliiden Snfanteries
Hesimeuts. zines libiriihen Sdiisens
Hceiments, elmer 9atterie Der @aroes
Grtiaerie ernannt unb in Die 2ilten
bon 5fpei Sra9oner : Regimentern
einsetraseu tporben. ia. er ipirb iogar
als Chef zines &a~oettenforps, besienis
gen in Sai6fent. iotpie Der 0losfauer
Mereis Wilitdrihule gefiibrt. Iln
baben Die Sffi3iere BEG finnlGnoiiden
2eibsarbe : Hegiments ibm cine rihs
tige Uniform unb einen ri6tiaen
Sdbel anfertieen %lafien. nnb cine Ibs
orbnuna bon linen burfte ibm beibes
bieier Gage fcierli6 iiberreifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

gs 1T fein Yfab Der 8eIt 10 iteil.
DAB ibn nibt glumen idmiiden;
ghlr oas bleibt unier eignes Sbeil,
SAB mir iie ielber pfliiden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07

Once more we take our pen In hand to write a scorching editorial on the inikwitty of NOT patronizing home trade. This editorial is called forth from our trenchunt pen because of the fact that for the past four evenings there has been strangers in our midst selling merchandise of every descripshion at aucshion to our most respeckted citi- zens.
 On last Monday two men arrived in Bingville whose names we did not learn in a covered wagon filled with goods for sale and put up with Cy Hoskins. They made arrangements with Cy to rent his carpenter shop which stands near his house on the main street and Is large commodious building and they fixed up a counter in the shop and come to this office to have some hand-bIls struck off advertising that until further notice they would hold aucshion sales every evening in Cy's carpenter shop offering for sale goods which ought to | be in every home. and offering them cheaper than they could be bought any where else in the county. If we had thought how pernishieus this would be to the best interests of Bingville we would not of printed the handbills, but we didn't think until after the deed had been did and then it was too late, but we want to make things right as far Hxy NsaN We got s for printing the handbills, but if we had of thought what we was doing we would have scorned their filthy lucer
 ] We'll, the two gents had the handbills . stuck up all over town and that ev'g there was crowd in the carpenter shop pushing and crowding each other to buy what was put up for sale. The gent who acted as aucshioneer had perhaps one of the slickest tongues which was ever heard to wag in this vicinity He was one of them sort of chaps who could make a person believe that black was white and every thing he put up for sale went like hot cakes. Most everything 
 i fumery, handkerchiefs, clocks, silks, sat ins, pictures, jack-knifes, thermometers, ct cetery, too numerous to mentchion and the prices paid was ridiculous high when you come to think of it. Them present paid out their hard earned money hand over fist for foolish things they didn't need and never would of bought under any other circumstances thinking like a lot of pumpkins that they was buying theirselves rich beyond the dreams of avarice.
 Next morning after the first nights aucshion Hen Weathersby, prop. of our general store awoke to the fact that the aucshion was awful blow to his business and was taking away his trade right from under his nose as you might
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
Turrible Bizzy

Jest as we go to press Hen Smiley in- forms us that his old cat went and give birth to nine kittens last Sunday morn- ing out in the woodshed. where he found her later. This is a awful big batch of kittens. Four or 5 kittens would seem to be enough at a litter but 9 is simply tremenjus. Hen says he never seen that old cat as bizzy as she has been with them kittens since they was horned. She will carry them in her mouth from one place to another and being as they are so numerous, as you might say, it takes her a good while. And about the time she gets them all carried to one place, she goes and makes up her mind that she wishes to take them somer's else and she goes and packs them off again. This takes up about all her spare time and she Is losing flesh under the strain. Hen says he wishes she would get a place to keep them kittens that would be satisfactory to her purity soon as 1t makes him nervous to see her Juggling them from one place to another all the time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07

say, SO he went to Amos Hillyer, J. of the P. and asked Anne to give him a injunkshion against the auctioneers per- venting them from continuing the auc- shion being as if they did Hen said he would haft to go outen business. Anne however told Hen he calkilated he wouldn't interfere being as he had been present at the aucshion and hadn't seen nothing outen the way-that everything was did fair and square and that he had made several purchases hisself at a great bargain and that he expected to buy more Hen told Anne he was poor excuse of a J. of the P. and could go to thunder. Then Hen hunted up Seth Dewberry, our town constubble and de- sired Seth to a rest the men for selling goods with intent to injure, on charge of felonious competishion or something like that, but Seth said the aucshionears had employed him to be present at the aucshion in the eveings paying him a dollar night for his services to perserve order and that being as they was his clients, as you might say, he would be a gosh-bIamed fool to rest them thus taking the very bread outen his own mouth as you might say.
 Then Hen give up in despair and locked up his store and has went to spend few days with his brother who lives in Hardscrabble until the auc- shionears leaves town. The aucshion went on four nights. On Friday the strangers left town and at the lowest estimate they must of took about $500 of local change away with them. Since they have went them as bought lot of trash is sorry and now wonder what the tarnation they done it for and wish they had their money back in their pock- cts again. This ought to be a awful les son against the evils of not patroniz- ing home trade. Spend your money at home where it belongs and don't squan- der it away to be carried off by strangers who you are nothing to and who are nothing to you. Let your money circu- late at home where it will do the most good
 Subscribe for the Bugle-it gives all the news, is the best advertising medium in this end of the Co., and it is dead against not patronizing home trade. /
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
Annie May Some Burnt

Niles Annie May Petersby is wearing her nose in a sling as the result of a ax- ident which happened to her while trying to curl her front hair last Sunday morn ing with poker which she het up in the stove and wrapped her bangs around and was standing in front of a looking glass waiting until the hair around the poker would get some curl to it, when her mother hollered up from down stairs de- string to know where Annie May had went and left the soap after she had washed her face.
 This startled Annie May, so that she let go of the poker which was turrible hot and 1t hung down from her hair and against her nose. burning large red spot on the end of same, which is not only uncomfortable but also looks bad. Annie May ho1lered fire and almost scared the family to death. Miss Peters by did not go to church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
THE. BINGVILLE BUGLE :!
 l. the Leading Pspsr of the CountyH BR1GHT-BRREzY-BELLI6osE-BusTLINe

How doth the busy little bee
 Improve each shining hour By gathering honey all the day From every opening -four.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07

The cheapest advertising medium in the country If you believe in adyeRtlsinM come and see us. For further information call on Or address the editor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
Stereopican Leckshure

There will be q stereo-optocan Ieckshure give fin the basement of the church
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
AlOnzO in Town

Alonzo skillings of Calamity Corners was in Bingville yesterday peddling flap Jack turner's from house to house.
 Alonzo buys these fiap-Jack turner's for cts. ea and sells them for 10 cents thus doubling his money. He sold eight in Bingville alone, but we calLdlate that If the people knowed how much he makes on these turner's they wouldn't be so anxious to buy. It is now almost too late for aap-jack turner's anyhow. Come again, Alonzo, you are always welcome,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07

for musick. She aIlus gets offen the tune in the church quoir.
 Wes Woodruff, our expert hunter and trapper, ain't got much to do in his line this summer. Wes works hard at trap ping all winter then he rests fin the sum- mer when it begins to get hot We sold wes a mess of old types to make rife bullets out of next winter the other day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07

I lost my buggy whip while returning from the Co. seat, but I have went and forgot whether there was a cracker on the end of 1t or not. Any person find ing a buggy whip of this descripshion kindly return same to me and be nber- ally thanked.
 P. S-A great many people will say that because lost my buggy whip on my way home was drunk again. but what do I care? BILL HEPBURN, Bingville. Blacksmith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
SaSSafraS for Sale

I have went out into the woods and dug a whole lot of sassafras root which now offer for sale as long as 1t lasts. You can make tea of this sassafras root which Is powerful nice to drink It will help you if you need help. See me for sassafras. HANK. DEWBERRY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
Carpet BeaterS

I have invented a carpet beater which Is my own get up ana which will beat carpets turrible hard if you have the strength to handle 1t. will sell these beaters for 25 cts. ca. You ought to have one fin your house in case of emer- gency. Yours for carpet beaters.
 Bingville. RAS SLOCOMR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07
Wanted

want to buy a spade, for spading purposes. I can buy a new one for a dollar so what is the use of paying more than quarter for a old one. If you have a old spade laying around loose let me know and will come and look at it. If 1t suits me will buy 1t often you as cheap as possible.
 Bingville. SIMON COOPER
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-07

lost the key to my hen house two days ago and can't find same anywhere. There are more than 25 hens and roos- ters inside which alnt been fed since, either. They will die on my hands un- less I find this key. Kindly return same to me immeJlt and you will be liberaly thanked. GID SMALLEY.
 Blngville.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-17
GRANGE HEIGHTS.

Miss Goldie Schafer is at Mr.. Frank
Keefer's for few weeks.
Mrs. butcher, who has been ill of
rheumatism is much better at this
writing,
Henry Farber has the measles at the
home of Will Godfrey's. Health officer
best hat quarentined the family
The Grange Hall boasts ..of new win
dow shades, some hitching posts have
been placed in the..yard also.
Nathaniel Bangs was a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Nevens one day last week.
VIM. Bowman and wife were Sun
day visitors at the home of ID. j. Best.
There will be meeting of the town
ship board at the Clerks office at nine
o'clock a IN. Saturday.