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Infti0ns- In5cigcn.
6. Milan Snucrwcin, iuu., aumnIt.
VII. ftUg-lllD. ga. Oertzgutl0lllA.
Gcrlauf ocS iiGcrlcbrnOcn Gcriualtcrs ocs
mertBuoneu gruroiinSireicu uno
Gndlt.0 igcntBEnto

ftNf - NA
9r. SIS, $50 uuo 1874, Nuros6ulunrh, StraRe.
strait Der in Dem IeltanelIte oe5 peritorbeHen
Suniel Cannon cHtba!tencH Nlttorttdt mo me
ter ciHem 8cie6l oes 2Saiiengert6ts Der Stuot
baltimore lpiro Der lnter8etduete, ltherlcbcnoe
Seita neutspouitredcr am Mtuutug, Den 8. gt0s
pember 1908, an ben reipc!ttoeH Srttu Guf 6ts
fcntli6cr 9luftiOn ouS uertbOolIe gruno5insireie
mn 4u6teigentbunl oerIuutcn, oas, ME fulGt,
beIdrieben niro, mild
lin $50 ttBr hadn't. Hr. SfS, H1ros0upnrbs
StrnBe, bebdut nit etncnt breiitidigcn Siegels
itetuzpalte nit 0tutcrbuu3. Ss belirut an Der
gSciIteite bon SUlunrb Strntc, 1875 GtB n5rolib
BON WaotioijzStr uRe. nit CiuCr Srurte all be-
idgter critpcnnmtcr SIruBC bon Gtud fl SuB.
nit elmer lteie bon ctlun so SuB. SrlnoStns
$4,000.
limb iufort Oarnmf. gir. $50, glurS, 0u>uarS.
StrnRc, bCbuut nit einem orGiit6diqeH SieqeIs
lteilsNula ullo 5mciit1diacm SiHterbGua. IS
begtnrt an Der gSettfette Der SoruarhsStrcbe,
ettpd $50 SUB liz Sou itjrblid BON liuoiions
Strabe, mt elmer GruHte an hclagter critqes
mamie Strdbe BON ctlpu II Sub uuo 6 Sou,
NIT elmer ltcfe non Ctuu 10 SUB. 8rlilio3ins
$4,000.
iluo iotOrt oarnuf. Nr, s34, MurO-oUlparb.
ttetn-Ddls, s. be1irnt an Der 2Scitfeite Oori
SoluurOs Strnbe, 1922 SUB njrolih bon Wlnhiions
StrdBe, nit elmer 6route an beiugter eritaes
Hunntcr StraBe BON ehud is 6l6 22 sou. NIT
elmer QtCte bon eiiun 70 SUB. @ruuo6inefrct.
Sle ~lntniteH bte 6Ilnl lagc oe5 &erIauie be-
alifen. 49,
Ncriaufs.Vcoin9unQon: Naar. Sin 9cpoItt
bon $100 miro bonn N1ufcr cine5 ieoen 8rutIos
Ititdeo our Sett oCe &crfuuf5 p~cr.angt.
Charles u. Scuisler,
ueberlcbcroer Observation-Disclosures.
Fatttiuu & @nbar,
Illftioliatore1
(Ct21, 23.2G. 20; 9op2, SO
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Shat elmer @ciitcs0citOrtcu.

6rou NJ. g. 9oiB nimmt iif III eli
ncn NuQcn6lid Qciltiacr llmnod)
tulg bo5 2c6cu olrd) clllelt
Sd)uB IN 0cn MflnO. @or Don
aino olti ncrpcnihmud.
Sn cinem Moment gciItigcr l(n-
nottl,ng 6cQing 9citcrn 6ron Ma
mic Gouiic 9oiB, gc6orcnc GlGcrt,
1T Ser @obnlunG ibrcs Sfluugcra,
Srn. @uItou Sopfiua, Nr. 1907, DIT.
&crilQtonsS troBc, bel Ocnt lie lpoblls
te, SclbItnloro, inocm lie lid IN
i6rcm Sdlof5ilmmer Dor Dem Spic.
acl nit eircm Mepolocr IN ben Wtlno
ihob, Son6erborcrlueilc lpuroc Der
Shub bon NiemlonO I'M SoltIc per.
nonumen, a6cr Die Sdmcitcr Der &C.
bensmilocrL 6rou emma @opfin9,
bctrot flir5c Belt nod Der Shot ou9
Shlof5inumcr mo ionO Ben lcblolcn
Gorpcr OH Dem Go0cn licgcnO Dor
Ser itcQpertrctcnOc Coroner ocS
norooitli6cn Iiltrifta, II. Vi. :.
2(bcrcrombic. itcltc nod uor0cnom
nlcncr llntcriudlrng ciltcn oltfSelblt.
moro lulltenocn Coocaidcin aus.
Srolt Nuit mur - Sabre alt mo
sic Sodtcr oca Dor elnem SATIRE &c
Itorbenen Nrn. &obn GlGert. Dor
ctipo Q So6ren bcrbcirotbCtc lie lid
init Nrn. 2orcn5 Bats, Scr }ltr Belt
Der Grulutng bcrcit5 uui Dem Stcrbc
bette lag uno mcniAc Mod)cn oarolf
peridieo. &ic 0ic Sdmeiter, 6rou
Sopfius, oltqiebt mar 6rou Bats
ld)on ais Gino icbr llerocnIdmad)
mo Dor ctlun / Subret 5cigten lid
bel ibr Spurcu non Srriinn. Sic
luur0c oultala nud Dem Gortcr'i6en
Gullotorilum ST WopanS acbradt,
BON Dem ne lpotcr ais 9eDetlt luteocr
c"ntloiicn m1trOc. &m Woi oicic9
,Sobrc9 itelltc lid OuS 2eiOclt BON
Nicllcm cin urO lie iono I'M %rGnod
Nrntt S6cpuro 2liDl" Nuito6mc.
Bod orcimonotlidcu AliientDult IN
Oiciern Snititut fcbrtc 6rou Bats ais
olriAcincnO gebcilt nod) 0ouic 5ll
rid. Sic bcnobnl iif aud ooQitGn
dig normal, mo ais lie geItern nod
cine Stlul0c Dor Der Shat nit Der
6un1tlle &opfins ooa Iiner cilunobmL
fonrtc ibr Nienlollo oltdl llllr Die 0e-
rilgitc Grre9nng onmerfen. Ger
Repolucr, NIT Dem lie lid, cridIob. &c
fort Nrn. 0opfiIts. Der Siilia Nor.
bcin I'M Mtdrnlnito. 3lidIthoua lit.
Ierielbc bate Sic @oiic ont Gam.
flag Nbelto tad I6oliie gebrod1t, nm
tic i'll r%einIgclt, mo butte lie in ole
Shubln0c elmer aommo0e gelegt.
Ncben Der bereit3 c%rlpGblttcn Sf,pc-
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Die pun acluiiIcn @cgncrn Der
MniIcrs nno Snbluug -Nnlcibc angcs
manStcn gcrabc5n gcmciucn Iittcl,
nm Stimmuna ac9en bic Inleibcn
luadI5nrnfrn, iO0trn jcbcn rcdJtlid)
ornfcnOcn McnidDcn pcranlaHcn, felt
fir bic @OrIagcn cin5ntrctcu.
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Epcsial-Nuti;
nt a~cbiIoeie 0eutf6e. ole ein Scim an Bcabuoi
Seiobts, nube 9Sgrlutt'S 9Sari. piini1e1l.
$500 Wcnicrt WQrniGuO=W ne.

Sobcn ale 9cnuemIi6ietten zines $40, 900
S1uleS al 9barless Inb Ct. RuuIsStraBe, III
Der gIdbc bon Strabcrbabncn, GbuIen u1O sir
deit.
Sreift6dig, uusapbauf6te 5ront. nit 8 9iin.
ilerr, Guo, Eorrafbsfam INNER, gSdf6erci uno
9ienitbotcnituhe; 9nntpibci5urg, clettrii1c5
Stdt uno @as, iunitoole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Rlnnbi1G. Yor8eIlan gaoeluonne. g8af6bcdelt
ilno. gns9ittie; Irf6luB an f~anitdren Sun0I;
6lpel Ser1noet an 0interbauS. Sir adlier
paleroe Geoingungen; 6tr Genusung bereit,
uno gtr. 2636 uno 2G3s, WarOldHO : glneuue,
8nr 2nfpettion often. &ieIe oermbqenoe oeut'
the 6dintlieIt tuobner Jest in niefer gtn6bars
fiPigt.
George IS. 3bumas,
CSft2-Wf) 9tr. 429, QurpsGutIoina.
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$950. = Sir eines iener pradtboIeu Sdlls
fer hdbe 8dfterFons4sarf Dir. 20, 90, rs etc,
pSoros6aresStraBe. Gententirte Irottoire, 9els
Ter iilo 3ot; emaiuirte Gaoemnnne ino Gits
6enausguB etc. $50 9nnr uno Reft inter iebr
leittcn @eoinalineen iaufen eincs iener mnoers
men 8dntcr. 8eii6tiGt iie uno iibcr6euat SID.
Sebr letbte VeotlauHgcn. Gomnro Z. Stur6,
nn Srt nue Ste1le. CSunt171S,3&S)
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e. Naau sGncriucin, jim, 9tuiunIt.
gtr. 1tO9-t1i0, Su.Ocrtz NullOl1g.
Tcr.auf ocS itbcrlcbcloW Gcriunltcre oee
mcrtBuBlcn H1dtcigcutBuite

8cr.auf eca itbcrlcbcuom GcriunltCrs ocS
mcrtBuplcn &nftcincutBnms
Hr. S33, Iuros SOMA osS Str, uuo Gr. S2G,
SpiutsStrnRc;
Rr. S591a, Hurb. ouiu nrOs Str, unb gr. S6S,
S"liuit'StrnRc;
muO Mr.. SGt, Noro-ooiuaro. strnRt
Strait Der IN Dem Jeitdmerlic pcs Oeriiorbellcll
CAMEL Bantn1 cnthGltenet sutoritat nilo nm
Ter etuen &eiebl oCs &atlcngertdtS Der Stuot
pa tinore iotro her uIl%ter{eibnete interference
3citumcntsp0lftreder am Wiittpudi, ben II.
9toocmber 1908, Bt hell lladDgerlnltiliel Stl1Its
ben an Den refpeitloeu SrteIl 1ut olielltlthtr
9luittou ous ipertbUoue En6teigcntbum perials
len, oue, mic folgt. befd)rieben mirh, ltnnllib:
lin 800 ll9r Nddlm. Wr. 1913, NurO+puiunro'
StrGc, bebatt nit cincm 21a itndigcl Guoeu
llno Nobuball5 NIT 9tltterbnli5 llho etllellt =
a iRS's sr. 83gSa' '9 1ofort, stPaBs. oel an H''t s. be.
0irlt an Der Git1Gitc Der 6opurbsSirdbe, ehUd
270 6ub nbrolid bon WIuotionsSt init cts
BON. ctlpa IL 5lb. nit. elmer nnreGcIntdbi8clt
3icie bon chua 167 SUB mo 9 3ou, bis an
Hnreip's gqel, tctt IpiorsStrnBe Gcilnililt,
llnS iotort Oaraut. Nr. s59Is, 9auro.9omaro.
strnhc, bebnit nit ctnem 21a itodtget Siepe!s
itei1rs2n0eu rito S8obnbclrs nm etrent 2sit6dts
gen 6Hu5 i'm Sintcrboi ais gtr. s6S, Iplcits
Strabe. befatlnt. IS heGinnt an Der Citiette
BON 6oiuurbsS traNc, eilpa 500 GiiB NM . 8oH
l0roli6 BON AtaoiionsS truhe, nit elmer Sronle
an be'd4ier erii9ennnntcr Strabe bon ehud 70
SuB, nit etner ltete bon etlpn 1Gl Sub NM. q
Boil, bis Garetu's Iucp, iebt 51'onsStrabe.
&rnnbstns S46.s7.
lluo ipiurt o%arnuf. Tr. SCI, SsorbsSuiparbs
strnfc, bebmli nit cinem 2b .ttbdi9en 3teqels
Gillette upu Gopurb sGtrn6c, etip0 $40 SUB
itjroIih bon WuoifonsStruBc NIT elmer 6rontc
1t hcfaatcr eriiGetd inter Strabc bon etluG IL
SUB. nit elmer 5iete bon et>ra ITO SUB mo &
Snu. llniersSrulb5ins $4,000.
glle ~llnIoiteu his 5llnt GAGE hcs Serfnifs be
gIi6Pr.
%crfnuf8. gcbinarracr: @our. Sin Scpcitt
bon 800 lpirh BON Nduier zines ieocn Grub
ftlldcs 8ur 3ett ocs |erfuufs %bcr'Gnut.
Charles ". Scuieler,
ue6crIebcioer 9ettumcItsno aitredcr.
Yntttipn d Gjnhnn,
Wuftiunntoren
(Sft2I.2 %. &c. 30: gto02. q. t0.1D
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Scrmault SnAcnhpuh,

@cneral.Ieent uno GrlnocigcutbumtssM aiIer,
e~rlpfiebIt liG benz aeebrten BlbIifum beIicliS
ann @oleitiren bon Wttetben uro @rr1o6inieu.
5nrt Beri1iif bon ieglibem @ruloeigent6um ips
fute 5lir Seriiheriing gcgeH Scuer5gefnbr. gllih
Shtffsfarteu bon u1o mad europa itno bel
mir 81 baben.
Bureau: 4O7 @attDersgIoe.-tt1 I..Gborles'
Gtrabe. (Scpt1 .12Dite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
etnbGtrt 1925.
GOniOliOateD Qoan 60.
| Nnrb.M nn.Etrnsc.

Gin eroBes Ntiortiment o%erfaueuer 9i1mnrt'
ten, ubreH uno 2ufueleIt in etnem FriaatsSers
faut nod inter bal6em aoiienpreis. 98ir geben
nat ipie Dor liberaIe 9drlcbeu uuf ale 8ertbs
9eeeuitdnoe. Settens@i1gnng 6um 4riDatsSn
tedu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
Sas @ciprGd upn @cit-S Baltimore.

~HV VI1PtHNH UUH ~NlI+V HFllITUIC'
- Gene 9ieibt suciitodigcr @eranbas-
-Sruntaodnicr all Der Hprbieitc Ser-
-SaHettc. Strnhe, i,piihrn smaaipuuor-
-Nahtbieuit.2inle. sehS 3inimrr nit
-uuoernem Bah uno MaIdberei I'm Seis-
Ter. sfbn b~efprirt, remrntirter aeaer,-
MODERN sepfiaicrte StrnRc. WiGftger-
-8reis, feidtc geoiusIngrn. 3Hr SH.-
-pcttiun tdglidl uuo Spnutugs often. -
Ecabobg SnilOins So.
(Sftl0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
0elo 81 nerIcihcn.

@ir iinb bic einsisc Sarlc6cn.
Gumpaguie, bic bon So bis $50 unf M66eG, ca.
Idr 81 blIbcn Jtnieu an beuif6e 5amiIien iino
quoens, 5a5rifs mo @dbrsIIngefteuten borgt
S6reiht poer fpridt Oor bel Der yStnnonro
9pan &c." 22S ct. Sarl. StraRe. 2eidtc 9id'
6n6iungen. (Oft3 ,1WfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
3n %uerfarfcn.
$4,000. 3n pcrfanfcn: $4,000.

pJoU.UU. Sm ucrtdhTen: pJ0U.VO.
SeiIe lteuen mpoernet 5ipeiitjdiaen Sduier
an Der Noros9nre.S trabe, 6tuiiden 5airntol1t'
Aoeiiiie lilio SdnetiesStrdbc. nit dleit ltooers
nen Silirid1inr5er: cemertirte Meier. 9pf ulto
1rniioirs. Gmaiairte 8doeipdnten uno aiihcIts
Mns9iNc. Dlnruiprsl reppen ulo .Sciinlie. f1li.
tnre Srnii1aee. StraBeli nit biirifi3irien 3ieeel'
lfetiisn eeptldiferf. Sic rtiHen gefcber iueroe,.
mn lie ffaser i'll fnn1en.
Dian febrte ACKNOWLEDGING. gld aeora.
Sehr leihte gcotfgnn9eu. Sur Snipeftion t1as
LID mn Snnlt1a5 often. Maeittefi oni 9Inte.
@runo8trs $4,000. - fedsunbobreibig Eonars
pro Sdbr.
satter 9. @effpbnl,
(Cns-) NannnierHebmer.
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Sn Ocrfnufru:
$40 tnuicu Gin pruf.unllcS 3innimu; llQbus
eonb'ScbaIs; ppuc @r6be; 7 1f3 Cftaucn.
Sanocrs & StnNutnn,
SiiooitsGde 9barIeos llro 5uDettCzS Ctr.
(SfttS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
g0bnli'dle 90tfcr.

0oilptqllortier: Nr. 1918. Aib.
Iono' 4pe. e. Il 7, Gel. @olie $40 u.
t5ph2. S.oitcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

Raiie sur 8eiie in's Inslamo be.
iorst s. Gaime, Nr. 413, Ci.galti.
mprcitrafc. nagc Guitum Sunie Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

tier bintcrl0Bt 6rou 9oit 5mei Brit
Der, @rr. Mnl. e. @lgcrt in 9olti.
more unh Nru. @cnrp u. Glgcrt IN
GburIespiue, 30.
User Icinc &atcritnot Baltimore
licb hat, itimmt fir Die Malicr. mo
Snblunn.M nlcthc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

Tcrniinftigc WriInoc ocgCn Die &c
ltntignng Der Maiier nno Snbluap'
Nnlcibc bnt nod frin einiidJtsuplcr
Wcnidl OUrgebradDt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
.Scbbcf'S cin,iacs Ntrlier.

Wir baben MIR Gin s!tclicr in Salti.
more, nnb bas bCiinoct iid in Der
Stage an cbcner Grbc, Nr. 321, NOro.
@ag', maize Siab.Str. ainber.IbO.
tosrapbicn cine Spcjialit1t. - Scint
Agcnten nnb feline Sreppen IN lteisen.
). Sebbel. 6. Grni. 8eidGitsfiibrer
TGIr snr 3ciie in's HaslanS be-
Iorgt 6. Haiuc, Nr. 413, Cit-galti.
murcitrnic, nabc Chiffon Scenic gDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
Gallagher, bcm Sanmeiitcr.
int 600 slod @OrS.gloper etrase.

@ine Ieibe moberner, 5ipciiiodiaer 0duTer, 6
3ir1mer uro 9uo.. Sus 8obeSimmcr bat email
Iirte gSarte unb f%anitdreS GIofei. gtnfhIub al
f~anitdrcn funnI. grei6 $3.50. Gieoriger
GrurS3irs. Sbige 3duier baben bobc uno 9cs
intoe Gage. giu95nfrngen i'm
Ehreau: Tr. 2537, Sit.Mpuument StraRe.
DID,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
Sit %pcrfaufcu.


Gu Gcrfnnicr:
S215 fnnfcr elm itcuee wilder Ginnu; Mtabas
g~oll0sSc9lllS; Setiel mn Sede.
SauherS & StuGman 60,
SiiooitsSdc GbarIeSs mo SG0ettesStr.
(SfttS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
Gu UermtCtben.


o5lut" bon bier 3iinmern Cgao mo Niihc)
>. Slur in M. PIG. IurO.@aBs strnRc. Rcfc.
ren6ct a~usqetauiht. (30G-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

gleuc Sdufer an Der 9toros0uresS traBe, 5iuis
f6en Sdirmountzgthe. nno Sn0ettcsStr.; aae
SairmounfsgloenuesGGrs Nut5niragcn M Grt
uHb Stelle. (Sft1-9iobD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
gcrIangt i'm Iagemeinen.
SteacngeIuGe.


Stclcgeiud;
sine oeuifdc N0dlin iudlt Stcautg in etnelll
Neitnurant ooer 6ofel. Dan %uorciitre: ~.
1882" uSentider Surrcipuubcnt, t306-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

8aHiugton- 1gentur
-he@
"9eutCGen Gorrefponoent,"
@m. Snnnemaun, 1915 RarieE'
Strnfe, R..B.
no AnIeisen unb BetenHnstH eutsegsH So
nDutmen fuerbeM-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

1891. gelteHss ttabHHemeut. 1891.
Wa.Hlano Ghattrl Goan Nii6ciatton.
Nl6rrt 9lumc, inn, ScibiftSfibrer,
Gai5ert, @rbduoe,
aeqeniiber benz Scriht5geUdIoe.
Simmer 229, 23t NM 233 q. Stodtperf).
Slouft.G6e Snnettss unb ct. 3anl.str
9arIeben BON $40 big $500 auf WobeI, Rt1'
nos etc, obne Gntfernung oerfeI5en. Sefebli1e
Staten. (acine g9nderei.)
Wtb. Gtonc. Gourtlano 1856. 6, & g. Bbc.ie.
e.. 9nuI 2659. (grp9. 15,I&S)
Nle, iuefdie Btlb geDraudsn, fSreten aier
W.. anleiben arr SGIdre, Olobei uro @ruuo'
eiqeutbun. Sm Sertrduen. 9eiHe qaan Office,
Wethooen. Baltimore Snueitmeut &c." Wr.
t2G, Wurb.9aeasstra6 CTS
Ialeibcn anf WDbel nab anocrc
Siderbcitcn.
fir 6 grpsent, eerinu nab benz neueu 9efete.
SnnB prtoaiim. Nidter, Tr. 80, Cf'aeTtng.
ton. z ,,@dninnt gntfbtng".
Sn ber Effict mirc Seniida setsrodiTH'
ftt,nitR-l
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(on2l %. 90, 2o;NOo2. 5,it12j
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(cft2i, 90. %. %; g}op2,5 SO
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-03-19
Resolutions of Coincidence.

The cold and silent tomb has
again claimed it's own among our
little band. While death is COM
mon and natural it brings heart
aches to those who are left behind,
and yet that deep and silent sleep
is but the fulflment by Him who
giveth and taketh our loved ones
from earth to a sweet, peaceful
rest. This time it is our beloved
sister, Angelina Lewis, wife OF
John Lewis, and while our hearts
are heavy with sympathy for our
brother who is left alone, I'VE
would point him to the blessed
Savior who alone can comfort us
in such sorrow. Therefore, be it
resolved that we extend to Brother
Lewis our heartfelt sympathy.
That a copy of these resolutions.be
spread upon the minutes of this
lodge, land copies be sent to the
National Rebekdb and county pa
pers. FANNY REESE.
NELLIE GORDON
F. F. FAIR.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-03-19
Resolutions Of Respect.

WHEREAS, the Supreme Ruler of
the Universe, has, in His divine
Judgment and wisdom, removed
from our midst n of the mem
bers of Granite Lodge, No. 421,
of Annapolis, Mo-, Brother Lin
dolph Brandon, a worthy brother
and an honored and respected
member of l. o. o. F., who died
March 9th, 1908. We, the officers
and members of the lodge, learn
with sorrow and regret of the death
of Bro. Brandon;
Resolved, That in his death the
brotherhood has lost a true and
loyal Odd Fellow and devoted
brother; that, realizing our weak
ness in comforting the sorrowing
wife and relatives in their time OF
bereavement, we desire to extend
to them our profound sympathy
and assur them that we will ever
hold in kind remembrance our de-
ceased brother: that his wife will
be under the care and protection
of this lodge.
We request that a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the
minutes of the lodge, a copy, sem
to the wife, also copies sent to the
county papers for publication.
A. MAST,
Ell. N. LLOYD,
j. R.. DoBBs,
Committee.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-03-19
Notice of City Election.

Notice Of Election of City Officers Of
the City Of Ironton, Iron County, Mo.
WHEREAS, The Mayor and Coun-
Gil of the City of Ironton at the
regular session, held on the 9th
day of March, 1908, have appoint
ed the undersigned as judges OF
the City Election at the next Cen
eral Election. And
WHEREAS, The charter of said
city provides that the judges oil
election thus appointed shall give
notice of the election. We, there
fore, hereby give notice that a
City Election will be held at the
courthouse, in said City, under the
present election laws, on
Tuesday, April 7th, 1908,
to elect the following officers:
One Mayor, to serve two years.
Three Councilmen, to serve foul
years.
One Marshal, to serve two years
One City Attorney, to serve two
years.
A. L. SCHWAB,
P. A. MYERS,
FRED KINDELL, JR.,
VIM. RIEKE,
Judges of Election.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-03-19
Pilot Knob N eWs.

Miss Irene Robertson of the Ar
cadia College visited her mother
here Sunday.
Miss Maud Jaycox is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Martini in st. Louis.
Mrs. j. M. Hawkins was the
guest of Mrs. Kaths Wednesday.
R. Davidson and family of Mid
dlebrook were here Sunday.
DR.. Martin was called to Bis
marck Friday.
Mrs. Laura Hart is quite sick.
Our doctor is on the go all the
time. He has lots of work. We
all like him and hope he has come
to stay.
Rev. Maxey is. holding a series
of meetings at the Union Church
and having good success.
Mrs. Dettmar has been visiting
her children in Flat River.
There is rumor of Pilot Knob
having a saloon again. 1t is not
needed at all.
Miss Mary Belmar of the Cove
has been with Mrs. DR.. Martin for
a few days.
Mrs. Allison of Arcadia had bus
mess here Thursday.
Grandpa Schacht, who has been
very sick for some time, has been
taken to st. Louis for treatment.
He is very old, being in his 9Otf
year. BLUE BIRD.
March 10.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-03-19
From Goodland.

The delightful weather of the
past few days has set many a pillow
in motion.
S. w. Croker is putting a new
fence around his garden.
Orville Crocker rides around in
a buggy which he lately purchas-
ed.
Aunt Josephine Adams spent
last week with her daughter Mar
tina.
N. W. Adams and son, Clifford,
started to Reynolds county lately
but were turned back by high
water.
R.. G. Love managed to get to
Ironton and back home safe, by
lodging through the woods and
over mountains to escape the
creeks which were full to over
flowing. We have not seen his
new yard fence but suppose it is
all right.
Uncle John Buford and wife
are guests of Aunt Josephine this
week.
We heard Crocker & Sons mill
whistle last Saturday for the last
time. They are going to locate in
the South West.
James and Batan Brooks made a
trip to Ottery lately after a COW
which had strayed.
Preston Brooks spent two days
with his parents at Goodland,
making his farewell visit before
returning to his far distant home
in Montana.
M. G.. Harrison, circuit clerk of
The Kingdom of Reynolds, ac-
companied MI. Brooks to Good
land. Mrs. Harrison will go as far
as st. Louis with her dearly-loved
brother.
Clifford Adams is blowing for
Frank Adams who is now in Okla
homa.
Miss Ella Eaton departed last
week for Indian Territory to make
an extended visit with relatives.
l.. N. Eaton of Crawford county
and little son were guests of his
mother at Goodland. B. q. Eaton
returned home with his brother
and together they will soon go
west.
G. w. H. Eaton and son Don.
went to Irondale where they took
the train for st. Louis, to which
place Mr.. Don. went to attend
Business College.
Some of our youngsters are pre-
paringf for the March examinations,
Mrs. Eta Eaton's hand is get
ting we'll.
Joe Eaton is attending the
spring term of the "Goodland
Normal"
N. w. Adams went about on
crutches a day or two, the result
of dropping a stick of wood on his
foot.
Next Sunday will be our regular
meeting day, and the following
Sunday our Sunday School will
be organized. PAULINE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-03-19
Middlebpook Items.

Miss Nellie McColl got off No.
% last Tuesday on her way to
Belleview.
Orb McCabe passed through here
last week on his way to Iron
Mountain.
Arthur Robinson was in town
Tuesday of last week.
Thos. Steed, a former resident
of Ironton, came up from Hoxie,
Arkansas, and shipped his stock
to that place. g. w. Jones and
Ben Guhse helped him load on the
car.
Fritz Gassman went to Ironton
Saturday.
George Gassman came up from
Des Arc Saturday and returned
Sunday.
Andy Sheahan, Jr., went to st.
Louis Thursday and returned Fri
day night.
"Doc''eDavidson wife and moth
or, went to Pilot Knob Friday and
returned Saturday.
George Smith of Graniteville
got on the train here Friday eve
ming, en- route to Ironton.
William Edmonds went to Des
Arc Friday and returned Satur-
day.
Mrs. J. Richey and daughter
from Kentucky are visiting Mrs,
Gentry Ferguson!
Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell, Of
Relleview, and Mrs. jeff McClurg
nee Hill, of Seattle, Washington,
visited at Thos. Hills Saturday,
and returned to Belleview Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Light Of
G~raniteville visited homefolk last
week.
Mrs. Jehu Jones, who has beer
quite sick, is reported much better
Mr., Rodach was confined to his
bed a day or two last week, but Il
up and around again.
Some Of the early birds are max
ing garden. We are afraid they
will find the worm; likewise thu
frost.
Thomas Hill did not sell hi
farm last week. We we're a LITTLE
"too previous" We hear that TIN
would-be purchaser has gone Il
Doniphan. SCRIBBLER.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-03-19
PERSONAL.

John Signor, the old barber, is
in town.
W. R. Edgar was in st. Louis
last week.
Mrs. Mary ]. Clark went to st.
Louis Tuesday.
Louis Schultz was here from ST.
Louis Sunday.
j. S. Benson of Annapolis was
in town Monday.
A. Winkler was here from Pop
lar Bluff Sunday.
Miss Efie Baldwin will lea We
Saturday for Emporia, Kansas.
Thos. Jones of Arkansas visited
IIonton relatives the past week.
DR.. [. A. Marshall and Mrs. Jno.
Newman went to st. Louis Friday.
Misses Lillian and Mary Steel Of
Flat River were in Ironton Satur-
day.
Mrs. S. w. Andrews and Miss
Marie Gratiot went to st. Louis
Monday.
Mrs. Riley and Mrs. E. V. Ben
son were here from Annapolis
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Reyburn and
Miss Mabelle were in ST. Louis
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Phelan were
here from st. Louis several days
of last week.
Mrs. @. M. Drury and Mrs. M.
A. Shea, of Graniteville, were in
Ironton Monday.
w. R. Edgar, Jr., has beer
home from st. Louis this week
slightly indisposed.
Roy S. Purkiss was up from
Ellington last week attending to
business here in Ironton.
Mrs. Chas. E. Downey and Miss
Bertha Fairchild were called to
Bismarck Tuesday by the death OF
a relative.
Oliver Tolleson and family, OF
Granite City, Ills, who are visit
ing relatives in Granite vile, were
in Ironton Friday.
G.. R. Gay and family and Ali
son Tins and family left Thurs
day for Little Rock, where they
will reside in future.
Miss Grace Orrick is home from
st. Louis to-day. She leaves
Saturday for Newport, Ark
where she has a position as milli-
ner for this season.