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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-05-19

We have a ranch of 1000 acres that cuts
from five to six hundred tons hay,
has good improvements, implements
and equipment, good range. A No. 1
water right and an abundant supply,
with some stock. This place is cheap
and on easy terms
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-05-19
THE.
D. Nc ELROY CO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Elko Nevada

Have for sale ranch with five thous-
and sheep. A splendid summer and
winter range, The price is right.
Drop in and let us tell you about it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01
EPHRAIM SOCIETY
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
EPHRAIM, Oct. 91.-Mrs, Peter
GTeaves, ir., was the hostess at Ken
singtou given in honor of her birthday.
Ten guests were present, who enjoyed
the palatable lunch which was served.
The afternoon was spent in pleasant
conversation.
Mrs Charles Johsnson was the host.
ess at delightful autumn party dur.
ing the week. The long table, seating
twenty guests, was decorated in the au-
tump colors. Many interesting games
were played and musical programme
rendered About forty guests were
present.
Misses Ardelia Dorius, Ethel Thorpe,
Myrtle Petersen, Laura Christensen,
Sarah Peterson. Carrie Peterson, Katie
Olson, Dolly Peterson and Anna Soren.
sen are making preparations TO enter.
tain seventy five OF their lady friends
at a Halloween party at Hanson S pa.
viiion,
Mrs. J. NJ. Tanner of Salt Lake, who
has been visiting her mother in this
city for the past few weeks, was given
surprise Tuesday afternoon by mum.
Der of her lady friends, 4 dainty
lunch was served and pleasant after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

noon was spent. Mrs. Tanner will leave
shortly for her home.
Mrs. Maria Riggs of Oregon was in
attendance at the funeral services of
her sister, Mrs. j. II. Otterstrom.
About fifty friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Thorpe stepped into their home
and gave them pleasant surprise dur.
ing the week. They came loaded with
eatables, which were soon spread on
the dining.room table. where the crowd
enjoyed a good lunch.
One of the social events of the sea
son was the surprise given IN honor of
Adolphns Peterson ut his home on Main
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01
|! Dyspeptics
Read
N Eminent Medical Man Says
dyspepsia Really Is. Then
Gain Hone.

) affection called Dyspepsia, is
etest> torment of civilized life.
eto be considered rather as an
n functional difficulty than as a
al disease"
5ame authority has classified dys.
~hus: The first form due to re-
With other organs which are IN
I'D and unhealthy state, which is
~rized as a reflex action. OF
ype is the nausea and vomiting
by irritation Of brain, lungs,
ltuterus.
eeond form is caused by scanty
e,f gastric Juice. made evident
|saess of digestion, long retention
IN the stomach, distress for a
ie after meals, accompanied BY
% and uneasy feelings at pit OF
decomposition of food in ali
D canal causing fetid and foul
d the appearance of undigested
the excavations from bowels.
.lird and last form Of dyspepsia,
"g TO this renowned medical
that which accompanies some
! quality Of the gastric juice,
d with partial paralysis of
zach s muscles so that this or.
Ffpot sufficient mix the food with
"stive finds.
i's Dyspepsia Tablets will rene.
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tablets contain digestive agents
ct with or without the aid of
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01
BRIGHAM SOCIETY
Special 10 The TrIbunx

Special 10 The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, Oct. 3l.-Miss Ia
Rllia Hansen is spending the week in
Fleldlng, visiting with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs, w. S. Hansen.
Harry Seiger of Elwood was in Brig.
ham on business the fore part of the
week. INC
James Gotham of Snowville visited in
Brigham Wednesday.
Miss Lettie Davis of Salt Lake i
visiting in this city, the guest of Mr..
MI, and Mrs NJ, A. Boothe have
moved back to Brigham from Garland
aad Will make their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans of Or.
dep arc visiting relatives in BRIGHAM
tnis week. They came up TO attend
Inc funeral of their brother, Thomas
Mrs, Rosa Hunsaker Of HonevviTe
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs II. NJ.
- Mr.. and Mrs. John Wheatley Of
HoneyViIle visited in Brigham Friday.
Marshal Abram Evans spent the ear.
~ part Of the week in Logan.
n. M, Jensen was visiting relatives
In Garland Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. Peter Jensen returned Wednes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

day from pleasant visit with rela
tives in Paradise.
Mrs. c. ". Richards, Sr;, and Lee
Farnsworth were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. ". Richards, Jr., Tuesday.
Herbert B. Foulger Of Garland spent
Wednesday in Brigham.
Miss Blanche Cozier visited in Gar
land Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Lowenstein of Ogden is the
euest Of her sister, Mrs. j. a. Morten
sen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thorstensen Of
Ogden visited in Brigham this week,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Snow
Hyrum Jones. who has been away
from home most OF the summer, has re-
turned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

street. Forty young people were pres
ent, who spent the evening in music.
games, etc, A midnight lunch was
served. Mr.. Peterson has been spend
ing the past five years IN Washington,
taking treatment for his eyes.
A very successful dance was given
at the Hanson pavilion Wednesday
night, under the auspices of the North
Ward Primary association. A large
crowd was present and a very pleas.
ant evening was spent.
Willard Willardson and his daughter
of Mayfield visited friends in this city
during the week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01
eOVO SOCIETY

10 The Tribune.
o. Oct 31.-One OF the most sue
h, and enjoyable dancing parties OF
n ron was given Wednesday even-
~ he first ward social hall by the
4e club. The club members con-
{she select OF Provo's society and
flIv In number. They will give
dancing parties this coming win
urfng the evening Mrs. Monroe
No gave a reading and short
:, were made by Walter Adams
Ivy B. Booth.
tCsroIa Wright entertained Wednes-
rSTine at the home OF Mrs. \. J.
III In honor of some or her Nepht
L. who are visiting In Provo. Aooat
|F,euests were present and enjoyed
pleasant evening.
Eey evening Misses Erna and Fay
Entertained eighteen young lady
h. "a q shower in honor OF Miss
Elliott, q bride-to-be In No
h. d The house was beautifully dec
|W throughout. the dining room and
room being In autumn leaves
rles and white chrysanthemums
parlors. Musical numbers were
uring the evening. Games were
|s.tnd prizes awarded to Miss Edith
|Il and Miss Lenore King
Ferris Noyes left this week for
IA, where she will spend the winter.
Is in Salt Lake City
*.
6iI w. Deal is visiting friends in
wi Utah this week.
orosis club met Wednesday after
|t>th Mrs. Annie Evans. Dr. George
|aInson delivered a very interesting
On prevention Of Diseases" ana
,ressa Eggertsen gave a reading.
wenty invited guests were pres.
,e next meeting OF the club will
Ernest Partridge.
\ Joseph Nibley OF Salt Lake City
+ 'ng In Provo with her parents.
Mrs Joseph Nib!ey.
8 Jenkins Of Nephi IS visiting
|>n Provo this week,
adIes' Aid society spent a pleas
srnoon with Mrs. A, Z, Buckler
day.
rank Alexander Is visiting friends
Lake City.
Nina Taylor entertained Informally
lay evening at "marshmallow
About twenty friends were pres
|. shloe Smoot has returned from an
visit IN Ogden.
Edith Sherman, Misses Maud and
|1r Zimmerman spent Tuesday in
ee-
CEnd Mrs. ]. ". McAdam were
" surprised at their home
lay evening by q large number OF
lends. A very pleasant evening
lint with games and music.
I'd Mrs. Thomas y. Taylor enter
Ii the Ladies Democratic club at
Time In the third ward on Thurs
|. hing. There were about two hun
[Ests present and the evening was
] listening to short speeches and
|u chat,
Ind Mrs. Leroy Dixon and Mrs.
Fl.Ixon returned Sunday from Great
Maud Whitehead spent the fore
the week IN Salt Lake City, the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
TrDan in (Sanaoa.

Wi ontrcol, San, 10. 6e6rulr.
- lSn Sennin19 NrDun biejt belte
gcteQentlih cinr9 &lmbcon oe9 oGus
no0iicben Clubs" in Der altcn Bc.
tre;He50ric an Der ct. &obuIuaBe
cine Heoe, in mci6cr cr Den Cana
0iGrn Slid mo MobIfaDrt uiinihte
unO ibm perihiCocne imonc GoHpIi.
ntcnte nloctte. Gr crfIQrte iit iilr
cinen Optinlilten lmo iogtc, cr babe
ilbcraQ ali icincn Rciicn 3cidcn Der
Eroipcritdt uno 0c3 6ortifritt5
mabrBenomnen. Na5 Die logenlnnte
aelbe @eiabr allbelanBc, 10 tQnme
ibm Die }Ingit Dor Dem 2tuiic9wung
ir8eno ciner ]ioiie lott mic cine Der
6ddtigltng oe5 2IQmddJti1en Dor.
Bon einem 2(uitbmunge Gbina'o
J. .. fonne fciuc 9ieoe rin penn
nicbt Die gr5iebun8 Der Gbincicn
gIeih5eitige mo perb0ltniBmdBi8e
Jortihritte made.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
Sirirr Sdlncr iln SiIhcn.

Sportor86urn e g., to.
6cbrtor. - 2ciF qc'tern N6cu0 iiuo
bier fcben 3ou S1nee 0cfoQcn umo
6o3 (bcrnuntctcr i,c6t oltf % @rao
iibcr 9luQ. Sgit Go1rcn hat bier
frin 10 ticfcr 2dnec actcQcn ollie
@atl3ii9c iino pcripdtet tuo ser @cr.
fe1r onf 0en Str1beuboGucu imdt.
Sm 2auie 0c3 Cages mm0cltc iih
Ser faacnoe Stncc III Shloiicn I'M.
2ItIonto ga, 10. ,}cbrltur.
Der &erfcbr lit bier 0lrrb ctlcn icjt
oeitcrn luijtbcnocn SAIoiicuimm lc-
brmnt. 0rr 9brrnonct1ritonO lit
in ser 9tdbc oe9 @efritrplmttc9
2tcbnlidc NaMridten tomntcn ans
GbattanooQo 0lontgortcrp lu0 an.
0crru iit0lthcn Stdoten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
Wturo inn StraRenbabn @aagon.

9}cm Dorf, 10. 1cbrlor. r.
Cine ehua 27 Sabre ulte mo mir
lnter ocm Honen oGueenie" be-
fannte Sh0ne ans Dem len0erIoin.
3iItrift nuroe bcute friit in ser
g21be ser 8. StraBe oui eiItem MORO
lid fobrcnocn 8oggon Ser 3mcitcn
guenuc. 2inie bon cinen i6r gegcns
iiber iiben0cn iltngen Monne crihoi.
len. Ger W6rOer cntitob gleicb nod
ser 56at. 3rpei Md0den ipelde iid
III Guccnie8 @eieQiAnft beinnOea
mo sic Idmeu Wabel Goitiins uno
Se(cn Sunipan angaben, mcroen nit
Dem Motormanll mo Gon0uftcur 6e5
@og1ons 1T 3el9enbnft bebolten
Gin 3neiter Mann, meI6er Sen Nag.
qon gelrcinid)aitli6 nit bent yloroer
beitieacn bottc benerfitclIi9te c6en.
iaas ieine 5luht. Iie beiocn in Sait
ae6oltenen MG0dcn erfldrcn, tie bat
ten 0ie Naht nit .Gueenie" IN
Chinatown in elmer Srgie uerbraht,
icict ieood iriiber nidt NIT ibr be-
FAINT geiucien. sic 6Gtten Tie 3lt.
i1liig i'm Cattle Ser Hadt getroiien
nno ip1ter nit oen 3lpei Dtdnnern
anoebdnoeIt, NIT peIden iic aISoann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
Mili3 Uun 2pudcrn ibcrluGltigt,

&roofhnDcn, Diff, TO. 6cbr,
- Ger 9tcacr GIi @iaot mcldcr Dor
ctIithcn @odcn ci1cn lmiittlihcn 2In-
qriif ouf SRI. @iQiom9 i'm bicii0cn
Gountp ncriibtr, nur0c bette iriib
Sem @Cpabrilnl cincr Gonrpoqnic
Nili5 un0 cincr 9lbt6cilrnQ Stills
Shcriiic cntrincn un0 al ciucm &c
lc8rop6cnpiohl ollincb0n0t Gin aus
2000 Eiiracrn bcitcDen0er O}ob ilber-
lpGItiQtc Oo3 D}ilitGr mo bclndf
tigtc iih 0c8 @eioH0cllen. Gic 0(ilB
gob mcbrcrc S6iiiie nb mo Nuci ser
2DntGcr mlr0cu uctmln0ct. Ter 9ie,
Acr mar nit ieincr 9cOcdlna oui
Dem @c8c n1tb 0em @cridtSgcbdll0c,
no icin 4}rojcB bcgimncn iolltc, ais
Scr Mob crid)icn.
lic 2pnd)cr foncn SIT SUB, }lt
9icrOc lmo ST NoBcn aus oilcu
lbeilcn Ser llnlBcbung. 5iiNtcr
NiIfinion, ucI0er oen 4ro5cB gegcn
ocn 9ieaer Ieiten iollte, mar 2(u0cn.
icugc 0ca 2pndbgcriht5, pcrnlodte
jc0od nitt, oaiielbc 5u pcrbiItcn,
Die Eruppcn icucrten ali 9cicbl
ibreS Gopitdns, ais oericIbc lab, OoB
ser Mob sum 2lcuBcrItcn cntiblolen
mar, oQcin oll6 OaS 6elcrn niibte
9ti6t8. Gic imci Germnnoctcn imo
,Soicpb Sole ans 9rootbauen lnO eiu
nod niht iocntiii5irter 5armer.
,Sbrc @ln0cn iinO niht beoentlh.
Iic Wili3.Gonlpa9nie mar nur 0rei-
Rin Wlnnn itnrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
Ninttinmuro nnN Scl0ltnprN.

Nem Grleou@, TO. 6cbru1r.
= 1Soicp5 O}orh, cii o0uduoter,
ml(bcr @ciNditc .aui ocn 1icii5cn
Mcnupl0bcn nerrihtcte. bradte belttc
jcincr Satin in Dem aoftbMtie 9}r
2tt9, GaronoolctiuuBc, cine ma6r-
Ibcinlid) t3otlihc ScbuBuunOe bel
uuO no5m iih alcicb oaroui 0urA
circn wcitcreu ShuB 0l9 Hcben.
Giicriudt miro ais U}otiD nIr Die
2blt an9cgebcn N}orM luo icinc
Gattin tdmen ougcbIih pom 9Icu-
Norf Dier6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
Winttcr nuO icdJS Ninocr ltcrbcn Den
Slnmmcntuo.

9tcu 2i8foro, Ont, 10. Sc
bruar. Sicbcn N}cHihcu fomcu
bcutc in cincm @ronoc, mclher Ole
hiciige @o6ultnQ 0c5 3inuncrmama
2omrcncc 6aodc cin1idcrte lm'a
Qc6cn. Die 0nior lino Ole Satin
ln0 ich3 ainoer oe3 Hru. 1aatc.
0a5 tiltcItc ser aiuocr mar eli Sabre
ait, oo3 iiinQltc nod Elm S6ugIiH8.
Sic TaniIie Ing i'm Shlaie, ais oo3
Ecurr au5bruCh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
Mud ni6t ilOcl.
GliitBcn OcS San0tismnS in Nlani-
tubn.

Folijci iibcridIlt Snnaaoac mt0 per
bictet lmtcr 0cn Tcror0mn1cn
0e9 Sonttug91cicBe8 sic 0oQs
5ic1lunq elmer (rounun02 Gcrcno-
mic. - @emoIttbotcn cite3 Niob3
III 0}iiiiiiippi. r. N}iIi3 mar nidt
i'm StanOe 0o5 2uuhcn cinca
9}c1cr5 3u pcrbiiten. r. Seniotio.
nellie W}orot6ut IN eiucm Stra-
Bcnbahn @aQ9on in IcusOorf
Ntnuipeh Many TO. Icbr.-
Cine 2l6tbcilun8 EoIi}ci ilberiicl 0cs
tern 9tahnlittog 0ic SharrD Sdo-
n1aigNm SpnoBoQe ur0 er5mona Sic
GinitcIhHg elmer ioibionablcn &oh-
3cit ouf @rluo Oc9 hriitlihcn Sonu,
taAaat'CbCS, mclhc9 ullc 2lrbcitcn an
Sonntlaet pcrbictct. Iic &odHCit
mar bic critic ueIbc in ser ncuct
Spno9oae poIl5ogcn uer0cn iolltr
uno Die 9ralltlellte marcn 3mei Scr
popltl0rltcu nmgcn Nertrctcr Ser bic
iiBcn S1oenidb1it. Gic 3abl Der Mn.
mcIcn0cn mar 10 groB, oob Oic SD-
naAo8c nicht farm gcnltg fir ii2
bate. 9iabbiuer &cuinc bottc Qcra0c
Die Gcremonic be9onnen, ais mcb
rcrc EoIijiltcn eridicneu uu0 Oa3
5ortictCn Ocriclbcn Derboten. Die
Goli5iltcu ihricbcu bic 9tomcn ollcr
uober ou 0cn &or1aug bctbciIigtcn
ECrIoucn altf un0 ser @cneral 2lu-
malt miro I'm GrloubniB 5ur gcrd)ts
lihcn @cIon9lu9 OGrielbcn criuNt
mer0en. Die ipc3ieQc @Cuc6niglmg
0c3 General -9(uuaIt5 lit in alcn
Hro5ciicu meAcn llebcrtrehulg 0e9
Sonnta151eicBcS criorocrlid. Cine
OitiiftapcQe mar iiir Dic Gcrcmonic
cngnqirt mor0en, lno ic0e9 N2itaIico
ocricIben miro ebclf0Q5 pro5ciiirt
mcrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
0lic0cr uffcu.

ltcm Nort, TO- 6cbrltnr, -
9ie .,Gritc 9tatiouoIbauf" uon 9roof.
Inn, melhc am %. 9toucmbcr u. 5.
i,openoirte lm0 Iitb ieitocm inter
GoutroIe oca N}oiientluator9 &o1n
". Shoiclo bciono, 0fincte bclltc
lore Gbijren ln0 nobn Die @cih0ite
picocr alf. Gin Ccfi3it pon $1G5,.
600, mcIdIcS 5ur 3cit Der Su2peniion
criitirtc, lit bon 0en 2lttion0rcn 9c,
oedt porocn.
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OrooG=
X Go.
227- -229 -23t @clt>
Sarat0ga:Str.

4ir crtaAbeu uus, uuicrCu StcuuoCn
uuo ocm Eubltum i'm Nnncmci.cn
mitiutBcilcu, bnb mir Bcutc Gin GgcIl.
BaDcrgCidlat gcgriubct mn oaa nau}r
mcdlnuIidlr Huo GuutraIts ScpHucmCut
Der 6ruutsNorncr Gu. uuu biCr nclauit
ba6cu, hctebcilo aus Ocycu 0a'BCd Tas
brtfunldAcn uub Crfnniiation, uuo mir
iino icpt bcrcit Ncinuuu9Cn cu,Bcncu
SIT ncbmcn uun uuc Gouiruitc iiu ell,
in Hnitr SAD eiIibIu3clocn Iybgjigu
5u criiiucu
uHfcrc Spc}iulitGtcu iiHo wie ioIat:
Eampf uuo 0cibmuiicr NciHnn. Sen
iiatun mo ccItrii6c gpparaic.
85brcunitcmc fir Sod. uo nicort.
Gen Erud.
SHituuatinu bon @ciicIn Gnmpima
itbircn. #umpcn nnh ale zortCn bon
muhuniicbcu WtuihiHcu
ellie 9lgtcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. re
putlturCn mic @dlt.
llniCrc 6rmu nCficbt aus 0rn 0curD
" arirS uno Sut NomorD e, Gruot
0crr Nrie5 mar iitr cine ImaGl Faarc
bel bcr Grool Norncr to. uUo Dat oic
poGc GcituHa iibcr obcugcnaulacn ,slucin
tDrcs @cihditcs Gcbubt 0cry Grooi
Wur cbcuinH5 fir orc Sabre bel Der
6root Gorncr 81. nm. war\iu bcu lces
len bier &n5rct ouf ciAcnc 3lcMauuB
in hcricIbcu NranDc tbdtG.
2Sir criuhcu Sie ng6hnQ5uuu nm
Sbre stuHoihGit uno ii,bcrcn Ibucn ole
iclbc Hcoicuuug uno 9luimeylinmlcit
mic bieBcr 3l. lluIcr Gcidlniielctal &c.
iinOct lid in 9ir. 221, 299, 23t, SGcit.
GaratuGusG;rnRc, ipo mir Ocrcit ihlo,
aIlc gHdrIac auiuncbmtn.
Baltimore. I. Senrunu 1905.
COS 40.2 k-5lb)
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Wipric ais Tieb nnacflnat.

Nep Nort, 70. Icbru1r. =
Git ipciicQc @rano &urp, mclhc Ole
Surh Ocn fiir5lihcn l5inou5pauif an
Sen Goa gcbrodtcn 9onf- uuO CSC
ihGit3mctboocn umtcriucbt itcllte
belttc 5mei ali G4oB0icbIto6l Imttcn.
Sc 2(nfIoGcn oc1cn Gbo5. ". Moric,
ocn perfradtcn 6iuon5ier aus, wcI.
der fiir3lid iibcr 6ol9 lm0 @opf naG
gn9Iono pcrrciita un0 3ur 3cit nti
0em Gampicr oGtrrio" aui ocn'
9tiidme0e lit. 9}iAtcr 0owlin8 iteQte
oic 9iir9idait in ieOcm Der 5uci
e5dIc ouf $4,000 fcit.
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1rnb nlter Cpier an UgnlbmIebeu tt Der
Voropol nod uibt qeiuuoeu murocn EUb aber
muroe aetuoe ipeil 10 ucIe Uieni,5eucbeu iUer
netn Suaben nnb enem Nliitc g0eu Die iHuereu
cute oe5 aorpers berlore!t glnqen pon lshen
Sellntittel aegen oiCc 5ciHoe Der Uienilbbcii be-
iunoen lie 3t Aernuro HrdntPrpiuen bnbeu
feiioem 3ebutalieiioen ba5 Gebeu qetettet uItb
bls III eiH Dobes Uenibeualer. bis stunt dubcr
iIeu Pot Der W1ai61ei beuubrt. gefes unus
ocrbare Geimslef Gninhlt ulr Nilanlenitoiie
ltno feine WiucraliCG. IN etYoi9eleu 81 babeu
(5iIoSa,1&Sj
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1lieren. llno ioen,

trtnti9c mo 6dutaranI1citen, 0IaIenIteine
3udGfranIbcit g3aiicriubt gt6iteuuug bed
9Saiier9 llH6ciduoiBtttt oc5 llriu5, Nrtg0tfde
Aronfbcit gubumnaria uno In adeH 5dHCn
no o&rd 0ut" gobcnauldB uorDduoeu 1T ooer
oao 28aiicr oif. poIliB mo oemiibt lit mil
Sutitnn5en uie Cu5 g8ribe cHeS Ge5 ODER Sd,
htH tpte ueibc Seoc oocr cs bat Elm franrbaf
trS buntIee. bili6ieS gu5febeu uuo neibeu
" "NoHcs9ult s9opcniat. uno u5uH ciu prideu.
oc9, brcmcubcS Gieiiibl beim RuifireH BON
2suer mabrncbm6dr it, uHo S6mrrjen i'm
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
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S0nterSbaftes ltriniren.
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publifaner BON gliiiouri.
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6nig G0murO fronf.

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goluar0 bcgnb iih bclttc aus @ciuno.
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The Montgomery tribune., 1908-04-24

Jess Hacker, of New Florence,
8 old three milch cows
Ned. Kerwin sold one COW tor
$500
NJ. Sailor sold roam mare to Mr..
ObeTshaun for 1880
L. D. Moore bought a harness
horse OF WI. Green, of Centralia,
21500, also saddle mare from j.
b entley for 10000
c. w. White bought bay gid.
from Virgil Morris for 10000
Tom Powell bought mule for
67.O0
Taylor & Earrest sold to w, L.
Green, of Centralia. one harness
horse fc.s s20g.00, TO Ben Muir two
saddle horses for 1880, to Joe
Caldwell two harness horses for
10000, and to j. M. Young a walk
ing horse for $4,000
Ben Muir, of Fulton, bought sad
die mare from M. MCCARTHY for
10000
r. l.. Mcdaniel sold to Manse
Weeks pair of 2-yr. old mules
for 10000
j, Dunham sold to T. Covington
bay horse for 105.00 slii slsi.ii
VIM. Arnold sold to Joe Cald-
we'll one harness horse for 10000
ED Spears sold to Jno, Hensley
one bay horse for 10000
Bob See sold pedegreed pig
to M. Cahill for 1000 and another
to M. Leaphan for the same price:
Fate Young sold to Joe Caldwell
of St. Louis, two harness horses
for $4,000
Standhart & Bethel sold the fol-
lowing cattle: to Jas. O.Donnell
two COWS for 1900, to Thos. Tate
one cew for $500, to Forest Gov
ington $40 bulls and one steer fol
90. 90, to Wm. Walls ten head oi
cattle for 276.00, toTaylor Arnold
eight head of cattle for 1S6.00, to
Thos. Glare forty-three head OF
| cattle for $500, to Mr.. Sahckley
ten head of cattle for 235.00