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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13
He Fired the Stick.

81 have fred the walking-stic I've
carried over 40 years, on account of a
sore that resisted every kind of treat
ment, until tried Bucklen's Arnica
Salve; that has healed the sore and
made me happy man." writes John
Garrett, of North Mills, N. G. Guaran-
teed for Piles, Burns, etc., by L. P.
Van Werden druggist. 25c
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

If you suffer from bloating, belching,
sour stomach, Indigestion or Dyspepsia,
take Rings Dyspepsia Tablet after
able trouble. 1t will improve the appe-
tite and aid digestion. Sold by w. G.
Stempel s. Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

Summer coughs and colds yield at
once to Bees Laxative Cough Syrup,
Contains honey and tar but no opiates.
Children like it. Pleasant to take. Its
laxative qualities recommend it to
mothers. Hoarseness, coughs, Group
yield quickly. Sold by W. G. Stempel
& Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

Man Fan Pile Remedy comes put up
in a collapsible tube with a nozzle.
Easy to apply right where soreness and
Inflammation exists. 1t relieves at once
blind, bleeding, itching or protruding
piles. Guaranteed. Price SOC. Get it
today. Sold by W. G. Stempel & Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

Pineules for the kidneys strengthen
these organs and assist in drawing pois-
on from the blood, Try them for rheu-
matism, kidney, bladder trouble, for
lumbago and tired worn out feeling.
They bring quick relief. Satisfaction
Guaranteed. w. G. Stempel & Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

Anything that Ebert Hubbard
writes is good reading, but the follow
ing is particularly forceable and APP
plicable in so many instances that it is
here given wider publicity: IF you
work for a man, in heavens name work
for him. If he pays you wages which
supply your bread and butter, work for
him, speak we'll of him, stand by him
and by the institution he represents.
think if worked for man would
work for him. ! would not work for him
part of the time but all of the time.
| would give an undivided service or
none. Ii put to pinch an ounce of 10y
atty is worth a pound of cleverness. If
you must Witty, condemn and eternally
discourage, why, resign your position
and when you are outside damn to your
hearts content. But l pray you so
long as you are part of the institution
do not condemn it. Not that you will
injure the institution, not that, but
when you disparage the concern of
which you are part, you disparage
yourself"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

If you will make inquiry it will be
revelation to you how many succumb to
kidney or bladder troubles in one form
or another. If the patient is not beyond
medical aid, Foley's Kidney Cure will
cure. 1t never disappoints. Bell &
Robinson.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

Campbell's Varnish Stains make a.
SPLENDID finish for hall and dining room
floors. They come in Light and Dark
Oak, also in Cherry, Mahogany, etc.
A 7o-cent can will do an ordinary room.
Ask w. A. Alexander for latest color
vi
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

No greater mistake can be made than
to consider lightly the evidence of dis
ease in your system. Don't take des-
perate chances on ordinary medicines.
Use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
30 cents, tea or tablets. w. G. Stempel
& Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

The bites and stings of insects, tan,
sunburn, cuts, burns and bruises are re-
lieved at once with Pinesalve Carboliz-
ed. Acts like poultice, and draws out
Inflammation. Try it. Price 25c. Sold
by W. G.. Stempel & Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

Did you ever notice how few people
there are present when anyone happens
to say nice things about you?
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

And the mining prospectus gets the
coin while the hard-luck story is bump
ing the bumps.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

When man is looking for trouble
few of his friends are too busy to assist
in the search.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

Great is the man who knows how to
grow old without grumbling.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

Many women have a way about them
that is exasperating to the average man.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

Many man becomes a jailbird
through his strenuous efforts to feather
his nest,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

Small men and small apples are al
ways found at the bottom of the heap.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

The average man works hard trying
to find an easy Job.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

A policeman should make fine cleo
trician. Copper is good conductor.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

The world is a stage on which every
man wants to be star.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

A man may be poor and a poet and
still not be genius.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

A successful tinancier is man who
can separate other men from their mon
ey without the aid of sandbag.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

Unconquerable courage Of the soul is
success.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

The woman who feels sure of her abili-
ty usually makes the least display Of it.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13
The medicine that sets the whole world

TIC U1UICI16 UUdU SOUS LIIV WIIUIV WUTIU
thinking,
The remedy on which all doctors agree,
The prescription all your friends are
taking is
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
w. G. Stempel & Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13
The Magic No. 3.

Number three is wonderful mascot
for Geo. II. Paris, of Cedar Grove, Me-,
according to a letter which reads:
"After suffering much with liver and
kidney trouble, and becoming greatly
discouraged by the failure to find relief,
tried Electric Bitters, and as result
am we'll man today. The first bottle
relieved and three bottles completed
the cure" Guaranteed best on earth
for stomach, liver and kidney troubles,
by L. P. Van Werden druggist. soc.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-13

Hot air is the motive power that oper-
ates the human talking machine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

uerurtbeilt iuoroen ipeil CT in elmer
Yre6igt NeuBeriingen IN oenen Die
8eb6roen cine 9lilirei3ung Oes Bottles
sum l%lngcboriom 9egen Die @eieec
erbIidten getbon un0 lpcil or in Der
SatriItei 5lu9bIGtter NIT itotiitiiben
Rittbeilungen iiber oen Strife Der
SduIfinber III 3eutid) . Eolen Der.
tbeilt hatte,
Sapag's 0ipioeuOc.
0ie nSamburg = amerifo : Clinic"
miro, lai,t 9eidluB ibreS Niifiid)tS.
rotbes, Den NftionGren cine 9ipioen-
DC bon 3ebn Yru5ent in Gori6lo0
b%ringen. Gle 90rie bate Die Grfl0-
rutg elmer elipro5cntigen GipiocnOc,
mie lcbtes Sobr, eriuartet uno 5cigte
iid) oes9olb miBgeItimmt.
Sic DSamburg > Amerifo : 2iuie"
uno Die 'rSomburg . Siibomerifonis
idle 2inie" babcn Die 8ereinborung
getrofien, gerneiniom cine 2inie Seem.
Sort : 9raiilien ein5uri1ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
NcirnthS.I ircnirn.

Seprp y. 9onfor0, 80, un0 Slo-
renee Wop Gorminc, %; Npplitnnt
Mourice Is. Simmer, Nr. 800, Sal.
ucrts Building.
Sobn SugbcS, p, mo Suiic &pon,
"a; Applifont 5obn &ngbeS, Nr.
2614, SuoiotSia.
&orrp ScbCl, q. unO Toro Setter,
81; NppIifunt SorrD 8etel, ltr. 420,
Melt.6cnrietto g troBc.
George acBlcr, 36, uno 7oro 9rnn.
bolL "a; AppliTont @iaiom j. Bed,
Nr. 1923, Sonopcr.S troBe.
Mepcr aoroiif, -, unO Sroff So
goScin, %; NppIifont &oicpb &oicn.
tboI.
SitliitS MnnnbcinlCr. 81, mo 9toin
@ormicr, 2G; gpplifont Samuel
@ormier, Nr. 1920, NorO.S trifers
Strobe.
Sonupl Sieu, 26, ln0 Bertha
9crS, %; Npplifont Samuel Siep,
Hr. 500, NiSQuitb.S trobe.
Solomon Oofopib, q, uno Soo
@einitcirL tS; applifont @iQionl
Garter, 9tr. 1850, Sdrforo' Apcmle
&o6crt N. Miller, q, uno Nnno
s. Wibel, 81; NppIifont Tobcrt u.
Otiaer, Bnrf @eig6ts.I pcnlte.
Nnorem 5. Mc@ee, 40, utlo Gli5o-
beth 8intcrS, 80; 9lpplifont @iuiom
6. Storr.
Mtidoel y. G0mor0S, 26, unO Clara
%. 3. 8ogt, 81; Applifont slu1o
@olt Nr. 81, &inggolp.Nocnuc.
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Tus benz Snncrcn MarplanS'S nnb
Den mgren5cnocn Staatcn.
Ger 9 o 10 Salt.

Sor &ihter Merrid 81 Ga Ylata,
MO,, fommt '6eltte Elm Sabcas Gor.
pus.@eiu6 fir oie 6reiIniiung bon
Warp 6. Bonnie uno oeren Sobn
@enrn Bonnie, lpeld)e ser Grmoroung
bon Serbert Eoiep ongeibuIoigt iinO,
Gun 8%er6ah0llina. Hoiep mtr0e am
Is, Sonllar pon Srau Bonnie uto De-
rem So9n erlhoiien, alS er ii6 mel.
gerte, bic 3odter ser 6rau Bonnie 81
9%eirafben, Sic CT ongebIi6 cnte6rt
.)nben lollte.
Gin alter Sormer &c.
It orbcn.
ST.. Sobn Wtiaer, Elm bel S%nlfuap,
@aibineton County, Mo., pobnbai-
ter 5nrmer, ltorb am 9onncrItag
pl0blid. Gin Ser5leioen mar Ole
InbcSuria6e. 0r. MiIler mar bon
oeuti6er 9hlitamming uiib in Med)a-
~nicsburg, VA, geborcn. giner ieiner
Sobnc, Sr. 5. 6ronf Wiaer, ipc5nt
in Baltimore.
llnter DC or0anflage
&n Gulpepper, 3d., boben Die
@roBgeifporenen ON 0onnerItag
gegen oie bei6en 9riiOer Ybilip 5.
uno Sqncs u. StrotberS Die anflage
crbobenL ibren S1pager, Wiliom 3.
8piraterS, cine Stunoe noh ieiner
Srauung nit elmer SdppeIter Der 9ei.
oeu ermoroet 81 baben. Die @roBge'
ihporenen perb6rten cine groBe Mn
5o5l Don 3ellgen, farnen aber l6on
nod penigen Stunoen 5iir Grbebung
oben crmGbnter anflage. lie Mittpe
bcs Grmoroeten mar 5u franf, nm Dor
ben @roBgeidporcnen erlfeinen 5u
fonnen. 9plpaters bate Die S6pe.
tier ser bei0en Mn0eflagtcn perfiibrt
uno mar BON bielen ge5Dungen NOR
oen, Tie oui Dem &ranfenbett 5u Dct-
ratJerl. Tad) Der Sralulng mollte lid
YomaterS mieber en%tferuen, Die Bril-.
ser mplten i'm ober nibt geben lol'
len, iino ais er Ourd) einen Sprutlg
aus ocn 0eniter icine 6reibeit 81 CT.
5minacn perN,d)tc, iboiicn lie i'm mic.
Scr.
Hcue 81 ntiabrif
Sn ser N1be bon 8iiiea in @aib.
ington.G ountp, DO, an Der .8eltern
Warplanb 8abn" mollen Baltimore
&apitoliiten cine Gemcntfabrit ats
legen 5ur Iabri5irung 0 Eortlano'
Cement. Gie gnluge miro 100000
foiten, nno 100 Nrbeiter meroen Be
if~1ftigung erbalten. Sr. Douglas
$. GORDON Don Baltimore ltebt an
Der Spite oes Spnbifots.
81 h iibtc
an ltedcnb.
Iie lieblif)en @l1tge cines Sod.
5eitsmarides pcrnnlaBten Die 15.idb-
rige Marp Mooonu. Eodtcr cines
prominenten Farmers bel 9nioi1e,
Na., OIL Ionnerltag I6eno, ben
Sdmiiren ibres Mnbeters Ibomas
Ycbannon nad5ugeben, NUT ibm
ourd5usoben unb it'd in Gelbam, &C..
s.. tralicn 5i ~laiien. Sn Der Sitter
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8cItcrn Worulanb Giicnbahu.

geoiItneito 90. Gooentber. perIdbt Siuen Sta.,on
Sdglfdj.
4tO 0oretns--s6nenpot, Saaersiotph, 81. 4
gS. sVabn," gSnpnesboro. 9bnmbersburs iinb
nllsaencuttten Sonnide, pnneod iito Gums
herlnnh,
3.0d WGdm. -, Accommodation na6 linton.
@rieee, ioiuit tdgltf, niSgeuommen Soniitua,
gor:. Sanober. @eiibSburg rno y. uno 8.
Sioifion Bunflen.
*4.5b Nddbm. - @rprcb, SdlptIinie. Soaers.
totun, Sanccd, SbtppenSbur9 ito. ousaenoit.
men Sonnina, Sreoertd uno @nlilitsbnre.
Purloir %9pnaaon.
y6slid, ausaenomnieu gunntaa.
@. % W,oracnS - Oori. ". NIB 8. 9ibifloi iitib
2arntltnie 6hli6 bon Gniorb'@robe. foipte
Garlislc.
7.60 Wloracus - afiom. na6 SiebfieIo, foipis
gntmtis6ura.
1000 MoraenS - gsefictn @rpreb. @eTtminIier.
9ielu Winofor. Union 0riope, Nriceotqe (6res
herid), 9burmont. gSuunesboru, Chambers
burp, SdgerSioipu. Sarcod, Cumberland NIB
9Ifius. Buffet Sbferoniicrs'2 Sdogor.
6.33 Nncbm. = Mfommpoaiton nab Sorober.
6.25 WhenbS-slffotr mad luton Wribpe.
Nnr Truncrftags NIB Samitags.
tt.25 glbenoS Wffum. mad tlnionsSrioge.
Hur Sprntaae.
0.30 Demonstration n1d ufiortsVribpe iir6
Snrpbcs.
y salt ni6i an 9enifbIbnnln.sle ..etation an.
". Mpbertfun, y. W. &piueif,
sen, .@efddftSihbrer. Ger. 'lSafT. ,steent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

BREEDER lpie0er babbaft ST. tuproen.
Grotba an @r5berger.
General . 2%ieutenont BON Trotbd,
Der ebemoIige Observation-Disclosures Der
Gruppen in Geuti6 SiiOueItufrifo,
meIder iid) an Der Champagne auf
bus 2ebbofteite 6etbeiligt bat, per0f'
fentIift elm Sdreiben Ocs GentrtmS'
names @r5berger pom Septembet
1905, INN Oieien, iuelfer iebt ole
&riegfiibrung I'M Shubgebicte lido
nungslos per0ammt, .oo dbiurbum"
81 fiibren. Sn ienem griefe Iobt
gr3bcrger oen General bon SrotDo,
iorpie Die 3opferfeit Scr &rrtppen.
9tud greift CT bic Goaeaen BON Ser
Breiie (gr5bergcr lit befunntlid &c'
bofteur) ouf Ons Sddrfite on, i6ciI
Tie Die SolOoteu beihimpfteu ulO
Die ManneS5l,dt pcrurtbeilten.
Mud in Stuttaort er olg'
ret d.
8oIonioI Director 0crllkurg,
tpeI6er borgeItern Nbenb in Stutt'
gart Dor elmer Notwithstanding
iprod), eraieIte aid BORT Den gr0B'
ten Grfolg. 8onig @iIbeIm unb Ole
&6nigin Charlotte poreu nit 5obl-
reifcm @efoIge 5ligegen uno loui6s
ten Ben gusfiibruugcn beS &eoncrS
nit %geiponnter Iufmerfiamteit. 9oS
@rideinen 0cs a6nigSpoores mltrOe
nit groBcm Slbel begriiBt. Srn.
9ernbllrg ielbit initroe bei'm ShIub
ser 8eriqmmlu1g, Die rieiig bciuAt
mar, raui6enoe Spationen gu 9beiI.
stuf cine idmei6clbofte Ginlo'
oung ponl @~roBbcr5og 6riebrid BON
gobcn lit Sr. Gernburg nod 9orls-
rllbe 9ereiit, mo or geitern S(beno
ieine SblrBreOe I'M bcitrigen @obI'
ielo5uge biclt.
Die beoereicu Hearted .
Ser Streit 3nii1en oen Sonlbur
ger H6ebcreicn un0 Dem GcrbonoC
Der Gopitarc uno Offi5ierc lit icincm
Gnoc nobe. 8ie 5ll crportcn mar.
tragen Die Sdiffs . 8eieai6ofter
sen Sieg oopon. Gie bon ibnen be
fdmpfte Sambltrger Organization
miro porouSiihtlid oufgelolt ipcr
oen. Gle entloiienen britten mi
pierten Offi5iere iinb bercitS pieoel
dngeitelt morben lnb luegen 0erg9ie'
beronIteqlng Ser eriten uno 5neiter
Sifi5iere i1me6en llnterbonblungen
@ie pcrloutct, mibbiuigt ser Blunt
BET oelltiden Sdiifs . Ofii5iers-8 Ser
cine Die Saltung Der Samburger Ser
einigung cntidieben uno miro oil
elmer ain II. 6ebruor bier %itottfin
oen0elt Notwithstanding Stel
lung gegcll oieielbe nebmet.
aGlte Last mad.
4.a..FI4tssr EEEH It'd H
Die Safe, melfe fir fat 9on3 gii
ropa IN oett LETTER Sagen Die idJuert
iteft acknowledgement nit iid gebrad
fat, ldbf in 9euti1IonO nod). 81,
iritt obur nod INNER in Der i6arf
item @ciie in Oeitrei6 oiif, 10 no
mentlid) III 8olen nno @oli5ien.
Gie groBte 3obl bon Spfern ia
Die 9GreufGlte in europa bis iet
in @ali5ien geforOert. Gs limo BORT
ioipeit bis iett befannt it, nabc5u q
Menifeu erfroren uilo IN 2cmbert
mlBten gelterlt tt5 Geripnen, mel
items S6ulfinOer, nit erfrorenel
@IiebmaBeu in ar5tlidc @e%banoluhI
genommen luerOen. Sogar Ncapel
init ieinem emiG blouen Sirmel, Il
bon cirem gli53orb beimgeiu6t NOR
bcit. Mit nod groBerer Strcnae dl'
in 9euti6lanb, Seitreid, 6ronfreid
nno Stalien berridt Der @inter il
Oen idtpei5er Bergen uno ouf oel
ruiiiidJen Steppen.
Brteiter n'S @efGngniB.
Sin fotboliider &rieiter, Nomen.
Eiotromics, lit III @neien 81 cine
@ef6ngniBltrafe bon 5iuei Monatel
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item adltc iltbr OoS IicbrStolle FGrdcn
Ocs gtafts % WieiIen in o%iiencr
auti6e, un0 nm WittcrHadt mllroc
Der anoten bon eilcm 5rieOenSribter
aeihiir1t.
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anngc Samcn! Madt GId bicic
Cffertc III VnBc.

gir biIoen lieut. cine aInte fir iunee 9alnen
In %ntfercr electric Samenidneiber . sNitrnl.
efnfe. 9iner Der Nortbei!e an bel %9'eibeilI
aiiiIg biefer 0laiie III Der, bah S6iIerinnen
beifen. 9icfc a'dife mtrS am 4. Sarliur 1907
sniamfneii t~reiefi, Gpcaieue g,orIeiun9sn 3pei
lnb bret MaI bic gSode. Sreeno eine iings
ben riini6f, ioIlie it6 biefe Sfferte 5u Nueen
nadhen.
fHir peifere slnSfnnft fhrcibe ober penbe
r'nn fh an TrI. M. 0nbrrS, Nr. 302, gpeit.
earatuga., Gde Spwarb.Str. (376-l
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NarpIamo G. Yrnnipinan;a q. R.

Sine oerfaHfu Gprtb.Mptnns Citation:
.7.30 Borm. nab gorf rieIib, alsgeion,tnen
SunntGgS.
$40 Nutm. md TeItd, iutr GonniGnS.
$50 Born. nat 9eIair tdgIid, ausgenoni'
men Sounfass.
t.20 9iadhri. nut Nefcir, MIR Gafrfidas .
1926 NodNm. nab ODrf tdg!ib, ulSgenoinnen
GonntGgS.
4.05 gadm. nah Delta, MIR eonntaes.
4.45 Nadnn. mad Y'tair tdgIid, auSgenon'
nien Gpnntnas.
500 abenbs nan 9eItd tdgIi6, au5eenpms
men GonrtnaS.
100 Nlhenbs mad Delta, allr GcnntaeS.
1.30 MbenoS nab geIair. Wijttipo6 II. SnrH'
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Baltimore Sransfer Gumpasnic,

SHboit'Gdr FiDbt. hnb yJilbaEo'9trahe
Sausmabel transpurtirt anb prrpudt. rmut.
tmie nno V9aetuus fir Rtentes meroen iett
fit bic fommenbe Saifon gebndt. Gibrperle
utb Yreife re6t. (52--)
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Nantiea! GrGanse @rfnuraHt
Wr. %, Glib . @ag Strafe.

4enrn SIe5eTebt, GtGeni1hmer,
empfieblt benz 4nbltfIm I'm neuen 2ufnl feine
tmpurtirie llno etn0eilIifhe Nelte, GtIore, Uter
uno Sieurren better Gnai.iat.
MtablJeiten q Ia @arte meroen autS SChnad'
batteille 6ubereltet.
HeauIdres MitiuGseiicn bon ~ hts 8 ubr
gdhmiltugS. (Uidr32f,lO
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reit 5liiu @ebrand, In Der 9am6eus iino Mt.
Jton 1lsStniion nm 1000 @benos.
VI, nod Ntlantte.0itB an gSp6cninaen; y,
rod, Ntiantic. SttD tiaIih: .. nnb Mflnutic.Gitn
Son1iagS. gut 8iiee baIier in Wilmiu0tun.
Is hdIt In Gbeitcr an.
gbifa,. gffpm., Gombens5 Station. *s.tb 8orm.,
l2.20 Tnd,nt., 26.t0 MbenoS: Mt. MpnoIsS tniipn,
1920 9ioriit., ". 25 gud,nl., 20. II gbcnoS.
Wberbecn 9ffpm., GunhensGtniiun, ?t.00
giudbtn, 1910 gIbenoS: Wt. Capitalization
II .05 gn6m., 1915 gbenoS.
Saeferbiriing bon gldum IN S6Inf. oher Bar
Ior'NnanonS. Gpciiernten etc. ,peroen fbnrn be-
g%iireaur: Gbarlcs' uno 8u.timpre.Strabe G. &
e., ct. Raui 1924 ooer gPo., gouriIano 1901;
Wt. ginboI, Citation. 6. & g.. Mt. @eruon 3t23;
@nI1oers Sintipn Sntormaiipns'Nfireou g. 4 Y.
a.. FauI $40, 0ber meb.. Count NIB s728; uni
We. 500, Glosproaa.pdr.
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EGife snr Geiie in's auslanS be.
IOrgt 6. Maine, Cir. 413, Sit.Salti.
morc'S tra6e, nagc Goitumbouie.Ase,
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iaaton nnb Stattanbtpmu.
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, Efe B. nno gpuBh.s trahe.
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sTRAYER's BUSINESS COLLEGE

rfieu baS gdnae Sabr.
eAbmet,0de Sanette. Nib 6tarleS.e trahe,
Baltimore.
SrfinnIicbe Mm5bilbutg; 1dgs mt Mbenb.
fdmIen. SieGungen parrniirt. Mdbi9e @ebiib.
rem. g~'eainnt tett fDea8. IL. 1&Si
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Baltimore 7ampf Hadct SO.
lqilir nuo snberid iIae ~.Val.eInis.l
3ic Ser. Siuaiensl5oft befbroerub.
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men, bon ben nNait9i;ie".Btere. Nr. 10-ls.
qtebtsS irabe $50 giberoS. hireft mad C,b
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Roini Comfort init Is. & g, Gltenba9n". gan
sGeaboarS atr cine" foliSrn 9ua na6 Rorts'
rrpntb nno Mtlolia. IN g,orfoIf Werbinbiing
NIT Der 4gtIdnitc Goat 9ine." gsorfoIf unS
bern. Waib,nsion RAG, aihutonO, Sd.. uro
Stem, Oorf.
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Sintmer IN ben Aiuct'9,ireaur Der ~Bab Cine"
gr. lot, aofi.guIiitucre. Strate. gSt. COG nno
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9bnrIessStr0Be.
Jpbn W. Sherpuub, y. Wrptptt,
Steesprdf. II. Gen. sWiannger. 8et.' Ynt, sSgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

rWltinrf'W}n met dlbr'Santr"
0r. t02t-f923, Grieuns.sttube.
Snuptqi1rtier oeS .Wlo5art . Mdnners
dDtS." G~ineitnnoe ie6en Sonneritug
glbero. Ser nWio3crt 91us uno qeih'
glcreiu" h%erfannielt ii6 lr6en Wtcning
bier. Gtefdpedfe . 1elepbou Molte
944 8. (Ipril4. 1O
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Snfpb MIeH' ,WltIuoIe.Gdle,"
Rprooit.@6e pun 2eir. nub 1prrtt. ctr.
Snupiuinriier hes @efalgbereirs .Wlelo,
bic. Sinpfiunoen te6en Sonneriiaag(beno
8erfanlmIuiaen oes .9enfennial Wlebeers
UcteiiiS" leocn 2. unh 4. Sienftal i'm
gionot. 1elepbon-G. & q. Wrlfe tT58 R
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9. epabu'S 0%lrtauraut,
Rr. a23, Wprb.Goeu., nuDe Nntbunn ctr.
@eriainnIuigSs2ofuI oe5 sInicnla.GDn'
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ftritts Gr. 1906" .G6iqer'9 iiirilts ytr.
100, y. II. g." uito .EiftriftS CIR. SO,
.. II. y, Sale an gereine 8n bernie
then. Seinite giere. Neiite ulb nubere
Setrdnle. EEL: Is. g. q. 9auIfe G29 U.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-26
PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss Lila Glenn of Colona is the
guest of the Misses Mollie and Cla,a
Meyers.
William Lange returned last even
ing from a vacation trip through Mich
igan and Wisconsin.
Miss Bessie Wisely of Sheffield. IL
is in the city to spend a few weeks rs
the guest of Miss Katherine Hartnady.
Mrs. Esther McCandless and daugh-
ter Elizabeth of Cedar Rapids are
guests at the home of DR.. A H Nc
Candless.
Mrs. Amelia Kaufman of Mendoza
arrived here last evening for few
eeks' visit at the home of her sister.
Mrs. ]. G. Bear.
Robert Lee, superintendent of the
Coal Valley Mining company, is now
on the way to recovery after a long
and serious illness at his home, 727
Twentieth street. Mr.. Lee celebrated
his 73Td birthday anniversary today.
]. A. Waddel, B. F. Knox, Louis
Ullemeyer, and Fred Musfeldt, dele
gates from the local lodge of Elks TO
| the convention held in Philadelphia,
have returned home. Among the places
visited on the return trip were New
York City and Atlantic City.
Miss Helen Hedberg has returned
| from Presumption were she spent part
of her vacation. She leaves tonight
for Omaha and Craig, Neb. In Omaha
she visits at the home of her uncle
| C. E. Johnson, formerly residents oI
| this city and at Craig she visits he;
aunt, Mrs. Henry Eakhah
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-26
LEARNED MISSING
MAN Is IN WEST
Sent Letters to Relatives Day of De
parture-sankruptc Proceed
ings are Instituted.

II was learned today that relatives
of E. f. Helpenstell. who has been
missing for over a week, received let
tiers from him from Davenport the day
following his disappearance, stating
that he was broken in health and con
seqUently unable to give the attention
to his business that it required. The
Argus learned today also that Mr.
Helpenstell has since been seen in n
western city and desires to keep his
location secret from his friends here.
Creditors of the furniture dealer
have filed papers in involuntary banl;-
ruptcy, and c. w Motz has been naIa-
ed receiver. Mr.. MotZ will begin the
disposition of the stock of the store
Monday. The assets are about $500
and the liabilities are expected t1
reach about $4,000.