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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
~ ,lappsnsd il Church. I B

49, 80
southern Clergyman tells the fol
lowing amusing story sissa:
After the morning sermon one Sun
day 10 had road the notices for the
week. and then announced the closing
hymn Number 80 and SO. AT that
moment one oe the deaeons came down;
stho aisis, md ths minister paused -!
IhSars Whist ~ Ind "a ny, which ~
that the pastor IND Forgotten q sive5
saotics u : smest ting e th4 ladiss ~
~ cnnsts ation sSSs,s7sss
Acoordinly. thS divine rave tn ~!
tice, apo3os1ssd n tho csnsrsgat
~ ri for fnlnss md then asai11
u aouncsd sths number g the hymn.
IA proceeded q Tsad 4. Hin fesling1i
"a thoss ~ the Con- rsgation may ~
aai1sl Nhsn u No u: ].
~, Nhat = thoush Ties wrstchs
- u
i ssss ieasiy Ill u a.
eHuYry ip, 4 sllInfnS !sss cal1sd pth6e
4 frc d6Wnlt IN ~ lato nS4s
q IsSve VI ~ yc,hsnlF q 90
ri ~ 81 - Ast 60 Is ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
p0eT ChRne. For Line o ms
IUOl UAhU0'''B Birthday, St. Val
entine's Day and .Washington's
Birthday at the Bismarck Station
cry Co.'S, on Fifth street.
MAhpAN P,eeERs ARRESTED.

= MANDAN PlGGERS ARRESTED.
Z Mandan Pioneer: On evidence fur
nished by Attorney General Miller,
States Attorney Faber and Sheriff o.
son CLOSED the doors of four alleged
"blind pigs" ON Monday of this week.
The proprietors were arrested and al
lowed to give bond for their appear
ance at the preliminary hearing.
Those who must answer the charge
of maintaining common nuisance
are: Alex Froelich, Adler and Rey-
nolds, O. H: Paulson and Joseph Win
bauer. The hearing was set for Mon
day. ,..'<A1, .i.~4~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07

the Dill back to the senate that it will
he recommended to- pass.
Hon. c. J. Murphy Of Grant " III
wasa also member Of the II Forks,
representing the railway eiegation,
\ =, 15Es STSyStefnS g$&
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
I'hI||so|I|d|oIl Rule.
sRocERl!EIs ) !! NOTIONS


Pineapple, medium size, each IS 20
cotoanuts, eaet. ]. y. 10
Il oranoss psr doxr zoe, zoe and u
sss 81 III zoe oranass per
sss peck a. Y. Il. B. 60
ssiia4 III. snanislsd dlsh pan -. Is
\ ho. sisfss block -tln wash boilers sd
+ No. q Ire black tin WISH boilers .s5
No. ~ salvsnized wasi, a
boflsr III. 7. %
chanahsr pailsy each y. g, 80
sfowsi foilsrs, towel racks 81 ,$ss
clothes eaeI, 10
! Toilet paper. per roll I. s. !. Z. q o5
I Flour sitter, worth 1oc, each. .o5
dish pan, each 5. 8. 4. I. u. rs
Dippers, blue and white enam- 5ss
NIB eIsd only +. -, =. Is
I'D net steal thsn, either. u
Clothes lines, I1oc, 15e and , as
Is DOR. clothes pins for. ..:.. q. o5
Glass wash boards, each. .:...s .Ss AS
Picnlc Harns per y. , n. ... j 90
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
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The ConparIoon.

Towne-Yes. my wife is able to
dress on comparatively little money.
Browne-O! come now! < Compare
\ tiyely little. s5A,e@, ~ ~}r}s.&s
ToWne-I mean little compared
v1thawhat she thinks she ought to
.haYS.. :. ~<E v...:,
USE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07

i-fs '.EFFts. - = :.
'VlIENTINES....A dandy line e Of
entine: Novelties and Valentine
Post Cards at the Bismarck Sta
tioneYy Co.'S, on Fifth street.
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USE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-05-20

Some interesting facts we're given
lately concerning liking Corn" by
she Columbia Herald as iollows:
"Corn Is king indeed, according to q
bulletin recently Issued by the STATE
Board OF Agriculture. According to
the bulletin, the world annually pro-
duces 3,340, 900, 900 bushels OF corn.
OF this amount the United States
produces 2,575,000,000. Missouri
has produced 314 100000 bushels
oi corn In single year, which figures
out 100 bushels tor each farm FAINT
ly In the State "
Mrs. John Holt departed this life
Thursday morning as 6:30 o'clock
at the ripe old age OF 81 years, thir-
ty five OF which she spent In Bates
county. Mary Ellen Cam Was born
In Pennsylvania, Oct 81, 1925. She
was married to John Holt In 1915.
The husband died about five years
ago She leaves Tour children, viz:
John j. Holt, Of 81. Louis, George
" ilols, oI Washington, anu Ed. A.
Holt, OF Weston, No, Mrs. NJ. F.
Kinney, OF Butler. Funeral services
were conducted Friday afternoon
from the family residence and inter
ment III Oak Hill cemetery.
The Metz Times has "a iavor!se Of
fee bitch, which IL named after that
paper. L. tells the following story OF
an adopted family Times" is off
duty now while she watches over five
baby CANNES. While she gives her
offspring the best OF care she has
adopted five kittens shat were cruel
" deserted by their mother at the
tender age OF two weeks. The two
families ge. along nicely end at meal
time oil hands get busy. "Times"
continues the Use of tobacco and has
added 80 her evil ha bits that ofchew-
inV gum aud munching bon bons.
Metz being In dry" territory she
aasn's yet acquired the drink habit.
Mrs Z. A Bennett departed this
life at their home on Pine street,
Wednesday evening, May 18th after
a pro,racsed illness. Funeral ser
vices were conducted from the family
home Friday afternoon, largely at.
tended by sympathetic friends, and
interment in Oak Hill cemetery.
Hannah Josephine Roberts was born
in Highland county, Ohio, Dec. Goth
1852 When Is years old che NOV
ed with her family so Holt county,
where she was married to E A. Ben
nett Sept. Josh. Four years later
they Toved to Butler where they
have since resided. Four children
viz: Mrs. E. c. Icy, Mrs. Chas. T..
Mcfarland, Charles and Gordon
, Bennett, with the husband survive
her.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-05-20
Licensed EmbaImer.

James 8. Combs has devoted sew
eral months to the study Of the sci.
ence OF embalming. He has received
Instructions from some OF the best
embalmers in the state and attend
ed term OF school at Prof. Clement
Williams Institute OF embalming,
where many practical demonstra-
lions were made daily, He attended
the state convention, took the state
examination and he is now q licensed
embalmer. He also took q course OF
Instructions as funeral director and
undertaken.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-05-20
John W. Knighs and Miss Ellen

John W. knight and Miss Ellen
Hough, OF Rich Hill, we're married In
the Recorders office Friday morning
by Judge B F. Jeter,
Robert Power orders his paper
changed from Reno, New, to Thorne,
New where he has accepted posi-
ton with the railroad at a hand.
some salary.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Lowrsy, OF Butler,
has her name enrolled for The TINES.
Mrs. Lowrey Is the widow OF the late
John Lowrey, a prominent citizen OF
Walnut township.
VIII Smith, OF Coffeyville. Kansas,
came In the last Of the week for a
short stay wish his wife who is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. John Endres
and other relatives.
A large number oi logs wert
brought to Butter Monday and Tues
da, for shipment to the Kansas City
market The price ranged IRON
So G5 to Sc s. per hundred.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Thompson, oil
Das Moines, lowe, arrived in the city
the last OF the week to visis the fam
lily OF T. W. Silvers. Mr. Thompson
IL a brother of Mrs. Silvers.
The Eckert family OF musicians art
furnishing music for the moving pic
,ure show at the Butler D EZRA House
this week. Little Miss Hazel Eckert
the child violini.t, Is certainly mu
steal prodigy.
Joo F. Herrell Is having q resi-
dence house on East Pleasant street
moved to q lot on North Main street
II will be placed on q good founda
ton and thoroughly remodeled Int
q modern house.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-05-20
Black { Arnold Cl,thing Co.

A j. Bright, OF the Butler delivery
iavors US with renewal
John Rossen, Buffers expert plas.
terer, iavors us with renewal.
This year trade with u.s.
20 II Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
G. L. Coleman, OF Spruce, orders
The TINES through postmaster Rad
ford at Johnstown.
DR.. j. S. Newton, OF Ballard is at
tending the Missouri Medical Asso
citation at Jefferson City.
Our old friend Matt Adams remem
lers US with renewal, observing his
annual custom OF a quarter OF cen
fury.
. Mrs. c. y. Teeter, o! north east
Bates praced our sanctum one day
last week anG favored US with re
newal
Mrs. Lula Norwood, OF Amster
dam. favored US with pleasant cal
while In the city Thursday, and re
neSei for her brother, Nsndo Sclich
man
T. C. Robinson, who is In thu
county visiting at Sprague, was IL
Butler Monday morning and favor
ed us pleasantly.
Ladies who desire the best In mill
merry, call at our store, We cal
please J on In style, quality andprice
Mrs Y C Combs.
Charley Fix was In from the soutI
|e>nest the last OF the week and was
pleasant caller. He was here to at
tend Probate court as the admins
traitor OF his mother, the late Mrs
Fred FiI's estate.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-05-20


preacher as Springfield, Mo, comes
forward with she declaration that
the Garden OF Z len is located In Mis-
souri,, Nothing new In that, Gays
the S.. Louis Star. One Charles
Dickens, novelist, writing two gener-
ations ago, located Z len IN Missouri,
and he did not succeed In covering
himself with glory, even II be did at
forwards make most abisct apollo
gies to the American people for writ.
ing certain portions OF Martin
Chuzzlewls .
The appointment OF Thomas j.
Atkins as Postmaster at ST. Louis
was confirmed Saturday afsernoQn
In an executive session OF the Senate,
which lasted eigh. minutes. Mr..
Atkins was notified shortly alter
wards OF his confirmation by Sena-
tor William Warner. Mr. Atkins said
last Saturday eveu,rg this action
probably would result In his taking
charge OF the Post Office about June
| or AS soon afterwards as the office
can be transferred.
Charles II. Glenn holds rather a
unique historical document In the
form OF due bill against Bates
county Tor $199 05, given his father
for services as sheriff In 1861, signed
by Wyatt Sanford, treasurer, John
W. Glen was sheriff In 1861 and
saved the county records by secret
Ing them, and afterwards took them
with him to Texas. He never return
ed to Missouri, but the records were
brought back following the war
The due bill held by Chas II. Glenn |;
valuable only as a relic OF those stir
ring times
Apeculiar phenomenon was noticed
here for the first time in many years
since the last rain. 1t was discovered
that the river was running up stream
LAT Tsberyille and at the Katy
bridge. Sore were inclined TO con
cider the drainage ditch the cause o
It but the real cause was exceedingly
heavy rains high up on Sac River
causing a backwater In the Usage
The water was actually running VI
the drainage ditch. The same tbins
has occurred In times long past
Rockville Booster.
The township board of Mt. Pleas
ant held very important meeting
The matter OF road improvement
was taken up and a committee com
posed of C. s. Ewin and 7. c. Jone
appointed to buy II road drags, tt
} be divided equally between the fiv
districts. 5000 feet OF bridge lum
Der and 500 feet OF beams for bridge
and culyerts were ordered purchases
|, and delivered to the township clerk
We are glad to see our township
!, board get move on In road mat
tiers. Mt. Pleasant should take til
, lead In good roads.
Mrs. Dora L. Nance died suddenl,
OF heart disease at her home In Lit
tleton, Col. Dora L. Hornbuckle wa
born In Galloway Co., Mo-, Marc
4th, 1862. She came with her pal
. ents to Bates county in 1877. Sh
{ was married to William E. Name
/. Dec. 2, 1880. They went to Ceda
g county to live. In 1899 she move
? to Colorado in quest OF health. Sh
!. leaves a husband, one son, Emmett
w., an aged mother, 4 sisters and
8 brothers. Her father died thre
t years ago. Her brother, B. v
Hornbuckle, lives at Littleton. Th
!. husband took the remains to Dunn,
gan, Mo-, for interment.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-05-20

a. W Dot ohoh - cfSNSSfAeA JOe'e
farmer Of Pleasant Gap. favored us
pleasantly while IN Butler on Mon
day. He reports the farmers In his
nei0hborhood busy and corn looking
we'll,
The place TO buy millinery and
hair goods Is a place where style,
quality and price prevail, We will
sell hats at cost Saturday 100 to
selectirom oil up-to-dste Mrs. Y, c.
Combs.
The Christian congregation on last
Sunday. unanimously ratified the
choice OF the board OF directors In
selecting R.v. William Msyfeld rs
pastor to succeed his father, Rev, j.
B. May6eld.
A. A. Ssese sold his block OF build
ings on the south east corner OF the
square, except the corner building
where his meat shop is located, to I
j Greer, OF Ft. Sc 1tt, Kansas Mr.
Greer is No. Pdc. engineer and for
merly lived In Batter.
Mrs. Mary E White, OF Pleasant
Gap, called and had her dates Sc,
ahead. Mrs. White is among, Bates
county's early ,estlers and has q
fund OF "reminiscences OF early days
She Is a pioneer mother, the bravest
and best women in the world
Jesse Hall returned from Kansas
City Monday, where he had been tc
purchase threshing outfit. He OBJ
tained the very latest model OF en-
CINE and separator. L. c. and Jess'
Hall, father and son are experienced
zen with the thresher and will ge
their full share OF the business.
Ihave number OF inquiries To-
farms. II you wish to cell, list Will
me Z. W. Hess,
2Sti Butler, Mo.
James Sacre and wife we're count!
seat visitors on Saturday. Jim I
constable OF Charlotte and about al
the Democrats saved In that town
ship at the spring election. Mrs
Sacre is breaking the record on eggs
She has been averaging about 81
eggs a day and has about 80 hens.
The place to buy sewing machine
ls at Richards. Machines from 80 On
up to $60.OO-Singer, White an
Domestic-and will sell you as GOO
q machine for the money as Sears 1
Roebuck or any other buck. Soutl
side square. 1t
The State Medical Association l
holding Its annual meeting in Jeffel
son City this week. Drs. Chastaine
Lyle and LOCKWOOD are In attend
snce from Butler. DR.. Boulware wa
prevented from going by q slight al
tack OF rheumatism.
At q meeting Of the School Board
held last week, Prof. j. D. Gallati
and Miss Minnie Robson, the pref
emit teachers Of our public schools
were retained for the coming tern
The Boards action has met the 81
prevail OF all citizens Of the district
Amsterdam Enterprise.
W. Tas. LaFollett, cashier Of Ii
State Bank at Sloan Springs, Ark
was In Butler the last OF the wee
visiting relatives and old friend
He was accompanied home by b
mother, Mrs. Julia A. LaFollet
who will visit with Tas's family an
other relatives and friends.
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SOOeSl6atten.

slcmmcr - Sm Ga grOiie Sptat
Itnrb am DieHitae Rnnmlttoa Srau
Sophia Nemmer, @attin BON 9Il6ert
asmmer, ZIG 8iuusbaoO Srase, on
ben 6OIeen eiuss Brudes. Der @aue
uno cine 3ohter iiberlsben iie. Die
BserOiguns fano am 9onneriiaa gahs
miitag UNI llbr bonn Erauerbonie unO
nm 2:30 ubr uOH Der bsutlhen Retbo.
bitten Stride aus itatt.
Silfe Sm boben Glter uon rs
Sopren itdrb RittmOd MCraeu Hrau
WOria Silte, in ibrem Ssim auf Der
81. SUispbs S9iOae. OH BaHsrludt oes
9er5sns. Sbr @aite 1T ibr bereits uur
e,nigen Sobren i'm Tooe poraus aeaau.
gen. 9rei S6bns, 3iliam uno 8arl
nuf Der st. Soiepb's &ioee, uno ausuIt
IN OF. 8nul tuUbnhait, iiberleben iie.
Gie SerforbeHe gebbrte su ben erIten
NuieolerinHeu BON 9a @roGe Gountn,
oa tie uno ibr 8atte lid lhOn Dor so
Sfobren ouf oer Riose anlisoelten. Die
Beerbiguns fiuost am SnmItaa Rad.
mittog, nm l llbr pon Der Bobuuna
aus ltatt. uuo iuiro bic 9eide i'll oem
6rieoboi BON 9own 8nibinatou sur
Rube gebettet. &eu. Sieeler uon Barre
Mlls miro amtirsn wdbrsno bic 6errsn
JeBIsr & Dahl Die Bsitnttung beiUreen.
3rnuIe - Sm 9Ilter pou SO eabrsn
iiarb etn Biunier BON Ga @rONe @oantp,
Sr, 6reo arnuie, in Ieinem 0eim am
Gienitas aH etnem arsbsssmihs. Gret
S0bne, g4llliam BON Der @bipmunt
@OoIie. gIlbsrt BON Ga @rUiie, Sobn
BON Der Sano 9aie goUlie uno Srau
Gus 6eberlein pom bier iiberleben ihn.
Die Seeroisuna fiuOst beute Mittag
BON Der 8Obuuns auf Der @bipmunf
&ibas iiatt,
9amiOn An gsrlebuueen, bic er
Dor "a Sabreu in einsm 1Orunoo ers
lit 1T 6r. Sohu 9oiuiOn BON Sircana
gsitOrbeH. Seine 9eihe muroe nah
Ulilwauiss selnnot, mo fs in Dem bOrti.
gen @rematOrtnm uerbraHnt murbe.
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SObn %itAell bertbeiSigt in eiHrr
&e0e bic glnmenSung oicIes
Sampfmittels Der 9lrbeitcr.
11u0erGnferIi6es 9iedt
g@as INNER aud Die TOlsen iciu
mOscn, itets wcrOe idj fir meine
9iehtc ciutreten."
Sreibricfc luiOcrrnicn.
goronto. Ont. II. g3op.


Cine bemerfensmertbe 3eoe belt
in Der bier ltattiinoenOen S5abre5fon-
BENTON Der 9lmerican 5Seoeration OF
2nbor S5obn Wtitbeq, elmer Der BRET
Mrbeiterfiibrer, Die negen 0tiBad-
tung oes @erid)tes IN 8erbinOuug
nit Dem 9opfott Der Buds Stope
onO 9targe So 81 @efdngniBbaft
berurtbeilt moroen limo. 0en 9lulaB
CAB en- &omlteberlht iiber Oas 8op-
fotlpeien.
Mit6eQ erfIarte, OaB ttoe ieiuer
8erurtbeilung, er, 10 longe ct in
sSrei6eit iei uno unbefiimmert um
0ie 5olgen. fir Die ibm our6 Die
@rrnOgeiese oes 2anOes geDd3rIei'
iteten Aedte nuftreten meroe. lSn
oem 8omiteberidt, Der pon ser &on-
beittion nit AppIaus angenomnten
puroe, miro erfldrt, oaB, menn Ole
organiiirten 9lrbeiter in 8ahrung
ibrer gerehten 'Sahe oIle an0ern
Otittel erihopft ieien, nur ser Bon.
fOtt iibrig bleibe, Limb oaber iagen
mir: bnpfottet". 8enn INNER oen
glrbeiter Iein 9ic6t ni6t peroe, 10
iolle er boptotten, menu oie iiblidca
Wtittel nidt belien.
Oils Oitheu ieine i'm Sinne 0es
3omiteberid)ts qebaltene 9ieoe been-
Oigt bate, eridloa Iallter8eifaa. 0fit-
6el bate. ebe er ieine Reoe begann
in ironiidcm Gone bemerft. er piiie
pobl Dab ie0e5 ieincr @orte nah
@al6ington berid)tet uno BORT ge9en
ibn auSqeniiBt meroe. glber penn er
iih reht femme, 10 miilie idon Elm
reht beoeuten0e5 MaB BON 2eioen
iiber i'm 6ereinbreben. che er iidl
breitidlIaqen laiie. Gr meroe feline
Brpoufte ser @uds 'Stone duo 9fanae
50. foufen un0 iheue iih niht, 5u
erfIdrPn, oaB cr oieie 6irna bopfotte.
0ie Gonpention entihieo ii6 fir
oie glbmeiiung ser 9lppeue Ser
SSorpa'er Staotsfooerntion uno sen
Observation-Disclosures BON Glepe-
LAMB, Soleoo, Davenport, Ge0ar g}a.
bios, @ilmollfee uno Sau 6rancisto,
oeren 6reibrief mioerruien muroe
Serner prroe oie @ioerruflnQ 6eS
Greibriefs Ser Obioer Staotsf0oero.
tion gutqebeiBen, ipegen Iufnnhme
rebeIIiiher Srt5oerbGn6e Ser @leftri.
5itGtsorbeiter oI8 W1itglieoer. gIuh
Der glppea oieier Staatsfooeration
tnitrAp nhnptnieIpu
Der gIusif)uB fir @eIese empfohI
Sen bon i6m ongenomuener BIan
Sltr 9eiIegung ser Streitigfeiten un.
fer 6en @Ieftri8itGtsor6eitern. Carr
nodl iolI elm &oniite bon orei Sc.
fperfidaftIern ernannt iperoen, UNI
Die 9eplante Gonoention Der @eleftri-
SitGtsarbeiter ein3uberufen. Dam
ioQ oieier glusiduB oieiem &pnoent
in berotbenber gigenidoft beipobnen
uno an oen @on5iebungsousi6uB Der
Seoeration 9eridt eritatten.
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Hn Hlnmmcn.

SDtuAp, 10. g(pD.
nSeIo" Grant. Oer@eicbl5baber Dcs
GiItrifts Der Seen, Oo9 2Soeal scr
g9. y. Z. Il. ua0 ouOerer |robibi.
tionspereiuigungens lag geitcrn Nor
gen in ieiner @ohnuug 20. t40C
Dearborn aoe. ia iauitem Shlai.
Der 6rdumgott aaliteIte i0m herr.
li6e 9il0er por. @r ritt aberual9
on Der Spite leiner mebIiheu Ser
ebrer. mngiIrtet mt einem eSd)mert.
oas ibm ole ,llnite0 Societies" iiir
ieine 9emiibungen I'M oas @obl uno
0ebe ser Stoot perebrt batten. Gas
gejammte ltberale Clement Der Std0t
iubelte ihm 5A. 9eraoe. ais er in
Doblgemdblten @orten Dem bcgciiter-
ten Yolfe ieinen Cant ausiprefeu
poQte. Deridr!udte er iih. @r BIZ.
itete uno buitete uno 0urd oos @u.
item erlundte er. 0as id)onc Iroum.
bilo mar DerihmunOen mo Die nadte
@irflldfeit ltarrte ibm eutgegea.
erldredt lprang utller @eIo bon lel-
mem Eager alii. iein Simmer mar
nit 9aud] gefilnt. fem @ou9 ltau0
III 9rano. 9ou paHiidlem SdrCdCn
ertaBt elite er faIt iinnlo8 Dor Angit
uno Sdreden ourb ols 0uis Bum
Slid iiir i'm, feline Gottiu uno ieine
Gieuitboten eribien baI0 Die 6euer.
pebr uno 0ie Goli5ei 0ic fh al Die
4ettlnQsarbeiten matter. tSrau
6rieorid) Gent @raut mar ihon fa)t
pom 9auh betaubt un0 muBte ir'5
Sreie getragen meroen Bon Seuer.
mebrIeuteu 1eitiiti, foIgte in ipeliJ
beloenmdBigem gluf3ita @eneral6giet
orib Gent @rant. Der tleine Sobn
Ses groBeu 9aters. 5rau @rant err
lit leidte 8ranomm cen om @eiid]te
uno an Sen 6Gnoen. Sierouf aelang
es Ser SeuerlUebr auh ole gienitbo;
ten Morqorct Nlorton, 9iebecca Gar
rutbers. 9Sobn Coleman lm0 Senrp
@rigbt aus Dem brcnnenoen @ebduoe
5u retten. Gle oboohIos gcluor0c.
nen fanoen 9luiu0bme i'm nabebeIe.
9enen Ballot ser 6rau @otter @}ol.
mer. elmer Shmcitcr Der 6rau Gent
@rnnt
Rod0em Die GSuiaiien in Cider
belt gebrud)t mor0en moren. ridtetc
6ie 8euermcbr ihr 9lueenmerf aui
bos @ebduoe 9eooh troe zines bier
itiinoigen aampic5 eeIang es nidjt
10 Ieidlt. Der Slonmen Serr 81 uer.
ben. Gos @ebduoe rUiroe qIeih nod
Dem groBeu ,Seuer erridtet mo qe.
b0rte Gr. GihoIo5 SenH. General
@ront be5og Is TIN gtopem6er ner.
ganqenen SSubres, uad0em iilr 91cu.
einrihtungen Die Sunme BON $1,000
nernusaabt mor0er nnren.
Inter oen ourd @oiier uno Seuer
nernihtetcn gnoenttl an groBt 3elt
befinoen iid:
Gin GbreuidbcI ser hem @ater 0es
Generals nod t,, 5elnecsmg BON
9idsburQ Dcn 1cr 1rrr.ce oon Zen.
neiiee oeihcnft muroe
Gin Sclgemdl0e 0as General II
2. Grant bartlett
Gin GelqemoIoe oon Sberionu's
8itt
General @rants T1Iopult
g9ie bod iidl Der @eiammtiduorn
bcIGuit tounte b. iebt nod uldt
feitgeitent moroeu 'oeniaas lit CT
gang be0euteno
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9O6SeitsglOden.
@aIieIs 80 m a.

Sn Der BObHuns bon &ep. slupter
Dnrosn am 9isnfus SRI. anun
Y oma, 9Ohtsr Der 5rau Warp
Bona, 13O ihol. IL. Str, uno Sr.
Ssri 8. @niisls, Sice. 9rdIioent
Der ga @rpiie Clothing Co., burd Rsu,
SIupter setraut. Sri. Son 9oma,
Stpefer Der 8raut, iunairte ais
Srnuilun9fsr, mdhrsnb Sr. Charles
WaroOe Dem 8rduhenm Sur Seits
fnno. 9od Der 9rauuua beaab Iidj
bic 8eiellibnii nah Der @obnuna Der
SHUTTER Der Srout, mo elm Upulenter
Sph5eitsidmous lerpirt wuroe. Eus
iunse Baar trot iOhom cine SOhseits.
relIe nod benz Often on. uuo mirO mad
ieiner &adtebr in ben McMilan.Jlois,
72l @aBlirobs, 81 0auie isiu.
Die folsenoen @dite uUn ouBerbalt
Der Stoot iupbuten bsr 5eisr bel.
0r. unb 6rou u. q. gaHeIs, Eumob
gSls sri. Girnce @dHelS, Somah: Sr. GO'
min Goiiels, Chicago; 2r Gjeprge @aiiels
nuo 5rau, Bort &aibngton. gSiS.
Gud Der rgbsnOhsrn" srotulirt nnt.
trdglih bon SerSeu.
. q n
Sn Der Sf Warps 8irhs muroeu
ON &isuIine MOrssn Sri. Worp @Geu
" b in bon bier nno or. Mm. q e,
q an BON Gan Claire ourh 9ieu. Gar.
Den eetruut. Gin prnhipoles mnlita.
lites Broaranm murbe BON 6rn. unC
JrOu Sos. 8nrtl. 6rls. Seiiie 8sd unb
oOunat @eriet unb Sru. Carl y
RoeIte ausseihbrt. Dos junss Bani
mlro IN @nu Claire Wohuen.
Sn benz Ssime Der @lterH Der Braui
IN OnaInsfd wuroeH 6rl. 9aurn 6aSel
Z 10 b oil pon bort uno Or. &up 9g.
5OIfenou BON 81. 9aul onrdl
6eU. @Ulman setrnut. Sic werosH in
Ct. Bnul mobnsn.
5rt. emma 8bhler unO or.
6reo 3 ben, Spet popul1re iuHgG
9euie Der gtdroieiie. iuurosn am Nlitir
mod Nbeuo buldl goitor 8ergbOls IL
Der oeutlh' lutheriiden Stride Der Nuroi
ieits setrnut. 9as junes Bnar trGt
eiue 6udBeiisrsiie nod Ntnnsnpulis
on, lpiro aber ouf Der gtOrbieite mob
nen.
n u ~
6oh5sitsIi5snisn wurben pie Iulgt
nnseslislIt:
6rI. SOiie VI. Bfnfi unb Sr. 9Ouii
anu B on. beiee BON 9opn Sar,
mlusiou; Sri 5rorrss @ronsmni
uno pr. 5obn gBoli. beibs pom
TOmu @rsenTisIb.
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sonooner ponoler iui,O1r ouf. gr
puroe pom 0eurp 1houas scope al.
ncm 9nnticr. iiir $4,000 Qefauft.
Gieier idlerfte Den St,iu ieiuer Iodl.
ter, ais oicie sen Se3ol bon 9Iclp.
cattle heiratbete. &hr ppejtcr Sobr.
ser oen Goclitein oou iciner Niutter
erbaIten bate. perfaute i'm filr
$168.000. Scr 1iamaut aclauatl
Damn nod ]iem gort mo ipiclte in
Der @cidihte bon 2oro NrdnciS' che.
moIiger @cmobIin. @'lo gobc. cine
bcrporrogcnoc Roae. 2clm @obi5
fauite ocn Giamnutcu bier fir
100000. erbielt aber MIR $4,000
oofiir mieocr. ais CT tilriIi6 Qepuun-
aen mar. ieine Suiuelcu IN GariS 81
oerfaufen. Sobib ion i'm Segriff ac.
neicn iein. Sen Tiomontcn ab3uiIie.
fern, ais er pom Go0e crciIt muroe.