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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-20

ten. ernannt tDDroan. Derr GebeoQv
elm @riede, bat 6nrh feline Mrbeitet
auf Dem @ebiete bes information ,ler
Siaats= uno pripdtrehtes Iih elmer
beDeutenoen Namsn eripprben.
Muf ben .66ieu" bel Nmioloinaen.
Wern, lit Die @enidifarre ausasbroheH.
s}n Cberbofsn bet 3hun 1T @ral
| Simeon. BeliBer oes neIen sh'olies,
aeltorben. @r tam DDr einigen Ga.
gen. bereits leioeno. bon pnris in
Dberbofen an. = Sn GiQnan. Bern.
wuroe ssdrbermeiifer Ssrieori1 shlat=
ter. ein Sonherbunosbeterail, i'm Nlter
bon 81 Sabren Su @rabe aetraasn. -
Sn 8iel 1T 0err alt= 2ehrer ,Sobanu
Gaufmann Sbent, 65idbrig. geltor=
ben. Sn Bern itarb Der rnIiil1e &C.
neral Wiidael bon paihfoff aul Nlter
ton Sd Sabren. Gr bate lith i'm Sos
der Spltal elmer Operatipn untersie-
ben mii1en. = Qm Spnntag uno Won.
tag iino i'll 9eraoaenbuhlee imo llmae=
bnna orei Didnner seiierbeu, Die 3n=
iammen 246 Sabre sdhllen. 9nuo=
Dirtb WuIter in 9tieoerDns. 78. ss.cob
Dinbletboler pon ,Sollooinoen in 6er=
soaenbuhiee. 81. uno Sob. 5taub.
GedsnmaNer i'll 9eraoaeubtiaiee. 81
Sabre ali. 2ebere 3,pei nareu Son=
oerbunospeterauen. - Yin %. Skinner
itarb in 0ersr9enbuhIee 3auiUoann
2llfreo Born. Der Nr. 1900 gu ae
msinniislaen 3pefen ueraabt fat.
Die Staot 8cuf bat ueueroinas
Stud aebabt. @lne oaielbii uerliorbe
lie WaaOttanoerin. Srl. 6nnqnes, bat
Ger Staot 6r. $50. 900 sugemenost.
SE VnrgoOrf 1T 2lrhiteft hilbert Oub:
ltr= Suoler pon Nnrau, i'm 8nuQeihdft
tStlbl. 0dBler & so. in guraborf.
.noh oor tuenlaeu Wlonaien cine troft=
irDBeilbe Waunesgsltalt, i'm 2lller bon
"A ,Sobren pom unerblt lihen 5ooe
ouh,ngerant moroen. Gin nnhsllbares
Dersilbel hat Dem friiher lebensfruhen
lunuen Mann ein frilbssitiees @noe be-
teltst. = Sm Grantenhaus su Surg
oorF ltarb i'm utter Don ca. 70 $Snhren
.. Gathti, Qemefener Sbnlien in Sber=
nurQ. SulsBt mobnhnit i'm Hiitihslen.
sdBhsn in guraoorf. eSn 8eip fiel
Ell 50ldbri9er Mann. 81. START gBin-
selltiso. 10 unalilflih auf Dem @Iatt-
sjs. oaB er einsn ShdosIbruh erlitt,
iuelder ben iOIOrtlQeli 3Ob berbei-
fllbrte.
sSm Spital Salem in 8ern lidrb OH
Sormoperatlon Der prlpatier Il. NI=
psrs. lriiber qahter Der lfdoiiihsn
GeitIhule III Bern. @r itono icbpn in
oorQsrilfisn Sahren. ats er lih Der
Operation untersog uno oerlelbtn er-
lag, Sn Wtiimlismpl. SolOtburn,
tparoen IeBtpn Scnnioa slpei isami=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-20
9r. 5. u stu4, oeutider SptIfcr,
ilnReeoes 6o|e(, Nem p5ilaodDDia, 25 C 26. 3t6.

WBt Sbr. oab 20 Brossut aller
llebel oes msnlbllhsn @eAisbts' IN
nlanaelnoer Sshtrdtt uno nipnllenoer
Jtapruns ibren uripruua baben 2 Die
jtubruns, Ole einer perlOn aulagt, III
ulslleiht Silt fir eine anoere. gDir
hubeu nl6t nlle Ole ndmllbe gonli,tu.
uDu. Slull. Der oeuiitbe Uteller Der
Seblusite uno Diatetic= Spsatalilt mabt
ia,te ynIpriibe. @r bebauptst. 6aB
lueuu Die rlb,Iaen 2lulena!dier aetra=
gen merosn, fol9enbe grlhsinnn9en uno
Seihperosn. uuter oenrn mir ihon
tango aellttsn. uuflDren meroen 9ter=
poles &opilpsb, Mlsrdne, puntte uuo
6lefen Or ben 9iueen. SbnlerSen in
Den Auaapisln., 6bnlerssn hintsr oen
Ausen uno liber Den 2luaen, S6mer-
sen porn. auI oen Ssiisn uno binten
am Gopf. Wallern Die Nueen /? Gle=
ben Ole 9u9enlieoer am Mor9en sulam=
meu 5ino Die gisoer roth ooer tnt=
|Siinoet ? 6iihlt sybr. als batlet sSbr
Sano in ben Wapen Brtnnsu. juden.
iishen oielelben /? 6iiblt Sbr l1mino.
lia 2 Sebt sShr ooppsli, als idbst Sbr
Smsi @eaenltanoe uui sinmal Jiblt
Shr. OILS ob Die Augcn aus ibren Sob.
len treten molten ? Selo Shr miioe ?
Wenn Sbr elm iuellia leiet. babt s}br EN-
@siibl. als m0htst sSbs ihIafen 2 sSeht
Sbr einen 0oi oosr einen neblisen Grels
UNI oas 2ampenliht ? SlieBen ole 3ei=
In in einem Bacbe ober elmer 3eituia
3uiamnlen, tpeun Sbr lest WiiBt Shs
beim 2elen nds Dapier ndbey ais ID
sou ober DeiteJDon aen lluasn halten.
|wenn Sbr Teietg WiBt Sbr oas 2iht
3miihen @uh nno oas Yapier nebmen.
penn Sbr le,et 2 0abt sssbr ssalten oui
Der Stirne. GrdbeniiiBe unl Die MuQen,
ooer Si6ielt Sbr 2 Gaip Shr febr ner.
Ib0s, rnbelos. habt Sht ein Noqen.
lei0tn uuo l9lette Heroauua9. ieio
abr 9riesqrdmiQ nno miirrif6 7 Wenn
Sbr ir0tnb myilbe GpmptonIs bobt, Dls
| bier ermd6Dt ftno. Oann II stIpos snt.
li6iebsn l&lium NIT gurer Ssbtyaii
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MaNbariNafts= =2icblitta.

6,au =. .. Gbarles bon Darbor
Wfaine. iagt beim Spreben iiber Glec.
hic Yiiters: Sic bllosn Die gieblinas.
'arsnei Der 9taAbarlbaft bier bel uns.
Sic Deroienen es. ilberall gum Qieblin,
su meroen. Sic ihaifen ralhe Iinos.
rung bel Dpspeplia. 2eberleioen. Mle.
relltrantbeit -nlan9elbafter Ndbrtralt,
Neruolitdt. araiiloliate,t uno allae
meiner Shmdhe. Sbre Wirtun9 aul
oas Siut als ein ariinoliches Nsini.
9ungsniltel MAIDEN le beionoers niiB.
lid alS 6rlbiabrs Dieoi3in. Das
9robartigs 2llteratios gtdrtuuosmittel
miro nnter 0orantje oerfauft in gD. 6.
peter's NpDtbete. preiS SO gents. 81
peters Npotbete miro oeutfN oefproAell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-20
Gin piemic su Aauie

bat ben Bebraud pon .Veerleb" =Mehi
i'm 8sfolae, neil esoie Sausfrau Id
DeIn madt. iiloem es oos lh0nite Srnt
ufb 8ebif er3eliat. Wehl ,pie oieles
tonn nur pom belten Wei5en ourd e,nen
a,hnoliden Wahlprowb eraellnt meroen.
lDDes uertauft ntro. miro es auh biel
ODD uno beffdnoia aetauft. Dtan lollte
Gunoer niht iNlebt behdnoeln. inoem
man ihnen aroeres. initiserDerthi=
0eS Wehl uerfauft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-20

nn0 iin perndueHts, 0auerl;0e Oilfe
al etlanaen. menoet &a1 al Den osuta
lasn Opt.ter uno Speslnlilt DER 8e.
lunohsltsisDre,
St'shruulen iiber ote Ntaeu Ino
Srlnllnatlon oerlelben l,no ftei. gDenn
,Snt bel ihm uorlprebt. 10 ertbellt er
&uGI Dlsie DertbDollr N6tblbldue iiber
ole Sslnnoluna Der 2iuaer unD Die
= ualluug Der 8eiunobelt &r gldubt,
blB ole lRenltben erltbaHsn limo, uln
iduleno Sabre su iebttl unn nd auer
lbtet iSdDlatsiteu Su eqfreslsn. gBir
hn6rn uplsre : bensonuer ourD @iien
upD lroBariises 2Pben osrtii3t. Se9t
blstsn alisqeaelhneten Sps1ulilien er
III .ell 3Rlnn pon uu9e,poanltber Be-
gobuna, Elm Welltsr III leuism fSab uno
er nelB. nopon er 'priht. .gBenn ,Sbr
n,fht 10 oentt, 10 oebt uuo fprsht nit
lhul, Damn tDnnt Sbr ieibli urtheien.
Nilr Die Qans Armen MIRO Qeiorqt fiir
anoere linb ole Brsile flir siae oollitdas
oiae 2nsitattunl nit fSlaIeru unb
gnFN'ianae1l DlaBia @tu 1beil Der
@iniatIunaen lino bon @elo, amoere
linn oerQoloet Dies III .e,ue Ieliene
.8siegenAelt fir oielenlasn, Ole inter
Den Den an0eoeutrieli llsbeln leioen,
Ter 6pttor III bereit. irpene eilien,
Wanne i'll 9lmerita $1,000 III Solo au
besabieH, Der belIsre 5utlsIaeilpn ace
ben tann als er.
Sine ellpliIhe Dame miro abmarten.
Gtimlert Gid ali DIE 3stt, oen glab
unn oas Datum. IS III eine SIsteaens
belt III @urem 2eben. 35 sabre lana.
bat Der Or. ltd nit Strahlsubrebuns
|QefI befabt. Gr miro Slpei 1lge.. am
|25. INN 26. Jebruar, i'm 0ierpes
entel IN Nem p5ilaoelpbia ansutrsf.
lieu lein. Giiicsltunben Don 8 I2
gormitta9s uno l.30 big s llbr rad.
lmittaas- 2pmmt friibe. ehe bas 81.
Inrdnee beAinnt. ba Der Monn befadf.
ltiat 1T hpn Per 3eit. tuenn Ct autommt,
Ibis r. bic GtQot berld6t. "a %
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-20
WiMf Oft.

| gs fommt ielten Dor. baB Qranf6eit
uns pl6blih iiberW1ltigt y es a'bt DG
piels porausae1enbe Gpnptonle sviele
tleine Nnbeutungen, our6 iDel6e bic
Natur beablidtigt. uns Dor neni herei1.
breGenoen uebel gu iparnen. IS IiglOl
oisie frilben 5pmptome. luelthe be-
ahtet tperoen ipliten. Mdnh' elm
lAneres 2eioen tounte ourd, bic Mny
meilouna zines aeelanetea Deilmittels
beim @Htlteben auf9ehalten uno Shmera
uGb Gorge permleoem ,ueroen. Wurnnl
lpesibpolls 3sit nsrir0oeln. ipenn man
lueis. bnB siipas nidt retbt lit? 9Da.
rna, nit oleIer ooer iener Webiain ex-
peliment!ren tDenn man 60rni's III
psntranisr erhatter fam. Elm i'm lan5e
Der 3eit erprobies uno beiudbrtes Nit.
tel, wslfes nislnals ueriaat. Bnfes az
thun. Ser Nlp,ntrdnter lit feine glpc.
theter=M =MeoBin - tsiu aetp6hliher Dan.
oels-Nrtifei. gum yelien Der 0dnoler
uno Spetnlanten auf ben War;t aes
brdbt. st lit iiir ole tranfen Qeute
beraeltellt uno miro ibnen oirett 3uaes
idnot ourb Die @iaentbiimer. Dr. Better
iSabrnep & Sons &c.. IL ll8 So.
0Dpne Nue.. @bicaao. ssa.
= am Wortae nuroen Qelen piper,.
ihr 5Ohn, Sohn Siaaerman, ibre
3ohier, @lard 9tieOs,bsile an0 s1r,
S6ueae San 9tigoerheiier. Dor
Den Dtapur in @anal 1puer aebradt.
DIE pier boiten cine piunmaBlls Ysrs
proudnilrunas.@ .@rpeo,iion effanltaltet.
Die bf,Den Uldnuer DeItelten in oeil
Ut;tAiNalten uno olr Wtlbgr in oen Il
Stores uno Gsitanrunts. Nur lpeniae
'@t'tbdlte muroeu iibaelehen. ,yn alpei
lldBen muBte Nleoerheller licb and I
9Suurrn su perIhuffen unter bem BDr-
lpono, ooB er in Den SaD sSrou gBorfs
arbelie uno am Samtaa, aIs am ,3a9!.
tag. bsSuhlen ,neroe. Naiiirllh mar
ttn iu1btes gSori Oh Der Sahe. Die
!. ltr Nerlonen muroen Ill Suhen uoa ie
95 nghlt Soften uuo III 80 3aQen Nrs
bttisbnus ueroDnneri. leonh pur0e
ipntn Die Straie rnter Der Se0inaana
ertallyn, oaB lie loiort Die Staot uers
lahsu, Die Ututter uerilpB mit ibter
,fanille @anal Souer. um @ambr,bge
nit lbEel @eQennnrt ou beaItifsn. NO,
'ple lte behauptet. isten DobniiB du
laben.
Ter Sroit oss Gluen III oes Wns
oeru 2eio.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-20

! 6ilirnle beinlgsIuht. Bier perionen
biiBtsn ibr gsben s,n; smolf @ebduoe
Ierlltten srhebliNen 5haosn. SIS lit
fnoA niht feitSulielen. tpispiel Dpfer
Der Gtnrm Qsioroert bat. Qluf Der
9potenlilte itelt bis jebt Die aas orei
Wlt9lieoerl brltebenoe Jami ie bes s..
III. i}raneis. Wertreters Der Eollas
.9lsms".
| Sn Stem Dort bat 0ilfs=Geusrtbef
Charles W. &ruler iein 2eben Der=
loren. cls er beim ynfabren ieiner
Ixblbmannihaft III eillei mil Molh pe.
iilllteil Eeller in eileM 2Dai1erbthditer
, fiel uio iubt luar, ebe man ibn fiioen
IiOnnte.
! Nnolph 2prbee. ein Geltaurateur in
NsD Yorf. bate lih erbotsn, ON l3.
6ebrnar Mittaa awilden i2-l ubr alle
bunarilea. notbleioenoen Shulfiroer
su iiiitern llno Der 2lnorang Der 1900
ainoer mar 10 albb. Bob lie oas 9suBe
Ghauienier einoriifttm. nls Sef He-
pis,puIlalit 0erhdrtune boIen ae9anaen
mar. Nl0tsoeliolueniaer erbielten 1900
a,noer ibre 9Rabi5eit.
gebte Mohe- Iubren pom Shines
square in Stem Sort lehs 8raiimoasn
ab, 8u elmer gDettldbtt nod pnris. Die
6obrt asbt ilber oen eon3en Sentiment
| mag oer puclfic aillie. ppn bort nah
Nlusia 8le 2Seiifobrer aluubs bic
Beh,lnQItraBe aullheu stlasta unb ST
birleib 81 3lfoneter. 10 felt aeirorell
! gu Tinoen, ouB lie oislelhe iiberiabrell
tonnel Die 6abrt uiro iens bis ti
Mlnoie IN 9lnlp,uh nybnvn.
3ipiid)sn HllBlnno unb Oelierreih
be,elen kit tlulQtr 3 II Qslpannte ge.
sivnailpsn. mell Gslitrteicb b,ablihtiaf
eine Gllfnbaan burh Noutbaaar ais
elne blnoupa NIT Der Olierrelcbifhen
Snhn ourh yosnlen nit Der tiirtil1el
Ssnis nad) SulOnlti gu bulen. mas
NuBlono OILS einen @muriff in lefne
Nehie belrohtsi .fukluuo bef0roert
ArpGe 5ruppellma11en nah ben @renRn
unb aud Gsltsrr,lf uiio Die 5hrfgl
riiIten e,iria.
gds QloBe, ans l6 Shlahiihlffen
beiiebenoe omet,tanllbe @eihlpaoer un-
ter Dem &bmmanou oes Womllale
Spans paliirte 5reitau glahmttaQ
8ulpural,e III 6blle mo iBtr ie.ns
,5uhlt nah @allaD. Dem ndblien Nnter,
plaBe, tort.
/ 8as III 0apunu erlhelnenoe Blatl
| 3larlo Gspanola" elbeDt Die Seihul
olauH9, oaB Die @rplnlinn oes Grleqs.
ldllles Hane" In 0auana auf brett,
gttunlanuHn oes ametifaniihel
&rlesspepa,. tements aeiheaen fei. Gen
geusls lilr oleis Yshauptun9 febt DIT
eubaniIde 3eltung oolln. oub ole Cfii
Siere Der lJtaine" Der Beliaitume De-
lDpler III 8alallnilorln bsigemobm
adlteu. Dleie nnitorlnen leien iii Dor
.us beilelts 9elhaffl woroen. in Mnbe,
lfdht Der iu ertDdrtsnoen @rplolion
Die Bslhuiolaunl 1T nl6t aana neu
IunO miro nod 0nuit bearinoet, ouB
olv Ver. Stnateu tsinen VsrIuh mad
lsn, oas Shladtldlif 3u bsbsn.
| Sn Berlin 1T Gin perIexbalsbanc
lno cine seao,l Dou auBerlepohniibs,
5hOnhsit. i'm Werth bon 500. 600
ltsbeno, Der @sdfin BON WartensleDen
ashoDlsn lporoen. cie @ldiin 1T D.
Satin oes 8eneraIs Nlerunoer bon
Nastensieben. bon Der aapallerie. osl
Iein iutlmer .sreuno oes &uilsrs III
0ns halsbano 1T aus Jerlen uon'
auBeraerpObnllber 8r6Be Sliammenos.
llebt uno Die Shnur 1T fiinf 6ub lang.
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Summer 38.

llenp1ter i'm litter BON Az unO 46
ssahrsn befntiei, melde anfamnlen 81
Waiien auriif laHen. Darte' Deimtts.
dung !! st.
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.tntanD.

Z a.F5 af
2lm Is. 6ebrllar tnlir0e Der Gii.
ben pon eiliem ihweren Sturme beim.
asiuht. ssn Der Ndhe BON pierioian,
Whli~ ipuroen orei tleine D6rfer ser.
fort uno aehn Ye,ionen aet6oiet. Del
Sprnabp nuhm all Die fleinen 6dushel
nit lih fort. Ndune -lpnroen umas.
riHen. Gin mddtiaer Blobrsaeu be
aleitete ben Mirbellturm. Briifen pur:
ben lne9eslhwemmt, 5elegrapb= uni
Observation-Disclosures tonnten MD
beniibt lperoen.
Wd6remo SO 5tunnen lino in Reln.
BURG. ". N., bier Gdtle bon glattern-
yrtrantunaen 3ar NnseiAe aeionllnen.
giner Der potienien III Sra 8. Winaro.
sprinaipal Der 0ffentliden 6hule be,
britten Woro. melAe bon 800 6hul-
Hnoern belubt ipirD.
SioneD Sones, elmer Der Neaerioloa-
ten, bic tDeqen Der Bromnspiller glffaire
BON benz pr6libentsn Noofeueit aus be,
Mrmee sntloHsn iDurOen. III in 6nnts.
bilIe, Mlo.. auf bic Mntlo9e bin Derbai.
|tst tporoen. zine Ne0erin ernOroet ~
Ibdbell. 81 bate erif ilr3 Dorber elmer
Etxdftern,in IN ben Wlineii ab0efeRsn,
Eitl hie u oeIfbidt piirbe. ipeii q siitRt
A<lnbspka rnleerepoluer inlt Rdb bky'
AafA battt.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15

.ponent Of the peoples party creed would
refer 10 General Buffers New Orleans rec
ord. and the oft repeated charge Of steal
ing the old Creole silver service would
be evive but 10 the best OF our ken no
word of IL ever reached the old general
AT Elmira. the stronghold Of the once
strong greenback party. the peoples eandi-
date had many strong admirers. and when
our car reached that city the evidence Of
their work was everywhere visible. Ma
tional flags ana bunting decorated many
buildings: an arch over the principal street
welcomed The Hero of New Orleans;'
veterans Of the civil war In the army blue
were on every hand.
We were delighted with our chiefs reoep-
ton. when, TO our establishment. a process
sion headed by a band OF musicians play-
ing Marching Through Georgia" filed into
the square opposite the railway station.
Just IN the rear OF the bRnd were two stall
WaTt standard bearers. each carrying a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15

huge silver spoon at least ten feet above
the heads of the crowd. We were all aghast
and expected the general to be very indig-
nant, when he burst into the heartiest
laugh we had heard from him during the
campaing. Good" said he. Capital"
No candidate for the presidency or any
other office was ever greeted with such
proof Of the hatred OF his logical enemies.
Straw Vote B0rR.
1t was during the peoples party cam
paign that the now time worn straw vote
story was born. A pencil fiend. after care
fully canvsssing q pullman car express
loaded with silk stockings" came upon a
s~ectionj hand going through to the next
water tank. Tn knight OF the pick was
seated in the end of the combination
smoker when approached by the seeker OF
political forecast Information.
My good man." said the -canvasser.
whom do you intend 10 vote for next
November"
WHO will I vote forg Why. Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15

ceiling are covered with heavily embossed
leather, and the general has a writing
desk OF carved Spanish walnut. He also
can look at the peoples candidate in a
large number of costly mirrors and can
keep out the light by dropping costly
tapestry.
After picturing with pathos the sad
estate OF the w~Orkingmsn who wears
patched trousers and can't get enough 10
eat, the orator went from the Grand Opera
house 10 his car. where dinner was served
by his cook. His remarks about the hor-
rors Of famine were particularly effective
when IL h remembered that before his car
left New York IL was lOaded with two
cases OF champagne, extra dry. one case
OF sherry. one case OF brandy OF 1E5. one
case Of rye whisky of 1851. one case OF
elaret six bottles OF port. four dozen Of
lager, four dozen OF ale. four dozen OF GIN
ger ale and fifty quarts OF charged water,
besides other Of LIES necessities. Neither
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15

viii the w~orkingman's friend be disturbed
by the ordinary noise Of q car. for the
floor is deadened with cork and papier
mache, and the ventilation is also perfect.
On the exterior of the car are examples Of
Landseer in stained glass
General Butler was expected 10 speak
from the balcony Of the Wieting Opera
house, but on account OF the rain the meet
ing was adjourned 10 the Grand Opera
house, where a great republican side show
came OFT. The house was packed from Dit
10 ceiling"
Amusing Incidents.
General Butler stood high in the favor
Of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
neers, and IL I am not mistaken was q
member Of the order. Several times dur
ing the swing" he was invited 70 ride in
the engine cab over a pleasant road, and
his enjoyment OF these trips was almost
childlike.
Occasionally sans ardent political Cd
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15
The Beer That Made Milwaukee famous

payne" directed General Butler. And Med
ford rum was the only spirit served TO him
during the tour"
A samBle SeHdOff.
When the eventful date arrived we pulled
out OF the railway station and settled down
for our first run to Albany. Every town
along the route had It's delegation OF ad-
mirers AZ the station, hut no stops were
made. as the first speech was scheduled
for Saratoga. This extaet from a Syracuse
journal viii show the. tone OF the average
meeting:
THAT horny handed son OF toll. General
Ben Butler. candidate of the wOrkingmen
and Of the peoples party. rolled into town
today On the bOudoiT car. Etelka Gerster.
IL is the first trip OF the car. which is just
from the shop, and cost $500. and the
wOrkingmen's candidate pays N50 a day for
ius use The car Is furnished with a royal
dining room, four magnificent sleeping
rooms and lRvatories. The walls and the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15

A man who Is IN persect health. 80 he
can do an honest days work when neces-
sary. has much for which he should be
thankful. Mr.. L c. Rodgers OF Branch
ton. Pa, prites that he was not only un-
able 10 work. but he couldn't stoop over
TO lie his shoes. Six bottles OF FOley's
Kidney Cure made a new man OF him. Es
says. Success 10 Foley;S Kane! csrs
All eruEEtH
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15

Of course. Who else would / vote forcr
WI said the pest. Il have been
through this entire train and you are the
only man on the train thai win not vote
for Blaine"
Have YEP" Wei. 10 h-l with this train!
You wait till the gravel train comes along
and see who they'll vote for"
And IT was the gravel train that deliv-
cred the goods for the Buffalo candidate.
but they never considered General Butler
as a serious proposition ana consequently
Gid not vote for him.-New York Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-15

phonA Douglas eIs
1NOhS independent AIurS
Jos. SehlitE Brewing Co. of Neb.
7IS So. 9Th ST., Omaha
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-07-16
Fire Bugs Attack Saloon.

Farley-Someone made an almost
successful attempt to burn down the
saloon of John j. Callahan. A couple
of window panes were broken and the
front of the building saturated with
kerosene. The fire burned all night
long, but owing to the absence of any
wind did not gain much Roadway, al
though there was newspaper partly
burned alongside of key of wine
which was badly charred. So far as
he knows Mr.. Callahan has no
enemies who would resort to such
base tactics to obtain revenge.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-07-16

Charley Bloom is out in the coun-
try this week installing rods on
houses and barns wherever con-
tracted for.
The Elk Horn Lumber Company
employees were unloading a car of
lumber and car of posts at this
station Monday and Tuesday.
w. ID Stanley and family attended
communion services at the Presby-
terrain church in Audubon Sunday
and report large attendan ..
When you need windmill, get
one that has stood the test We
have the Perkins. WALKER.
Peter Nelson shipped eight cars of
hogs to Chicago the past week from
this station. This is a pretty good
report to make out in favor of our
town.
Anton Nelson finished painting his
new residence Monday so that now
if he can get the carpenters at work
again he will soon have it ready for
occupancy.
The Misses Edith Morey, Freddice
Coomes and Bonnie and Daisy Jones
drove to Extra Saturday evening and
witnessed the band concert which
they pronounced just splendid.
A good, nearly new top buggy for
sale. Enquire at this office. If
Mrs. Robert Mullenger is home
again after passing few days in the
hospital at Audubon receiving treat
ment for that sore finger with which
she was suffering so terribly last
week.
Our grain and stock buyer, Peter
Nelson and wife left Saturday for
Chicago, and after seeing the sights
of that busy city, they will go on up
into Michigan to visit sister of his
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam White of Mel.
Vile were called upon to mourn the
death of their babe which passed
away Monday night. Interment
took place Wednesday, probably in
the country cemetery near by.
Ed Johnson, the big stock breeder
west Of Hamlin, sold two hundred
and five head of hogs this week to
Peter Nelson and is delivering them
here this week. What he brought
in Monday brought Sc 55 per hum
dred pounds. He still has some
three hundred head left which will
soon be marketable.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-07-16
Preacher Hires Band.

Waterloo.-The Rev. Walter H.
Rollins of the new Congregational
church in Waterloo, has made a de-
parture from the usual methods of in
ducing big congregations during the
hot weather by engagin the Cedar
Falls concert band of forty pieces to
give concerts each Sunday evening
during the rest of July. The music
will be in the nature Of sacred con-
cert which the pastor believes will
cause many new faces to appear in
his audience.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-07-16

The smiling countenance of Van
Hellyer was seen in our little berg
last Monday.
Soren Petersen and family came
down from Elk Horn in their auto
Monday afternoon.
The meat wagon which will make
regular trips to the country this
summer, started on it's first trip
Tuesday.
The colt iale at the stock yards
last Saturday was splendid success,
the colts bringing all the way from
sl2 to Sa7 each.
Martin Olsen, who stepped on a
nail some two weeks ago, which
almost caused him serious trouble,
was able to resume work Monday.
The Kimballton g. Elk Horn Con-
struction Company had a five horse
power gasoline engine placed in their
factory Monday, the one they had
being too small to run the extra
machines that have been added.
1t was reported in the last issue Of
the Journal that George HeDningser
and family went to Wall Lake. The
report was incorrect. However they
went to Lake Manawa last Tuesday
morning where they expect to hav.
as good, and possibly better time
than they would have had at Wal
Lake.
The B Ear held by the Ladies Aid
Society was great success. A few
songs were rendered after which MI
Sorenson delivered short tall
which was followed by social time
generally. The receipts from the
sales amounted to $l45 Of which over
500 was clear profit.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-07-16
Smallpox Claims Victim.

Council Bluffs.--Frank Boyd, aged
thirty-one, died of smallpox at his
home in the western part of the city,
making the second death from this
disease within a week. Mrs. ]. F.
Snyder, who succumbed to form of
the disease was sister of Snyder,
though living in a different section of
the city Boyd was the man who be.
came delirious from the disease, and
created reign of terror in the neign-
borhood by running about wildly.
Church services in the western sec
ton of the city have been ordered
discontinued for time