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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-06
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man Of good habits: honest, accu-
rate; seventeen years experience
wholesale and retail; can handle
books, correspondence and adverts-
ing: Cairo references; now employ
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TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RY

UaIs lima cars due 10 leave Second St, go
DCN LahaC Ing north on Commercial Ave,
every Is minutes from q a. I'll. to II p. IN
Going north on w alnut st. every l5 minute
from q IN. 70 1888 p. IN.
Poplar ST. Line % eaye st aos e. G 20
ing north on Holbrook, at 5.57. 6s27, 6;s2, S;h7
7;i1 q. m. and OF the same minutes every
hour until l0;l9 and tt:3 y, M.
Going west on Twenty Eighth st, at biH
B:lg 8sy4: SAG and T:04 Il. IA. and on same min
utes every hour until i0.St and li04 y. m,
Poplar ST cars due to pass 81 Mary g park
| is minutes after leaving Second 81
Bell Line Owl Cars hIo5sT y On a. T tasi a.
M 80 a, M: 2:3O Am; 800 a. nd; $50 a. m;
| $50 a. m.
North on Commercially m; a. M. a.
| m; B a. M; 4 A. m.; = a. m.
Belt aud owl carR are due 10 pass Wesl
| Thirty fourth ST 10 minutes after leaving
| Second Street.
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Yesterday Today
The Dickinson press., 1911-03-04

Miss Jean Sellers Of Clendive was
spending Sunday with friends in the
city.
Miss Florence White came down from
Glendive to attend the Trainmen's ball
on Fridav evening.
John Thysell will return soon from
Washington. D. c., to resume work at
the Dickinson experiment station.
The Dickinson Pantorium has the
agency for the Fargo Steam Laundry.
Orders sent every Tuesday and returned
IonsFriday. 3-4-2l
p. c. Hagerman he's been elected fore.
man Of Hose Co. No. 2 at Glen Ullin.
Mr. Haaerman is an old. fire fighter a,
dickinson.
MI. and Mrs. John Martin Of Glad
stone were in Dickinson on Wednesday
to get some dental work done. They
swere accompanied by John Snider. Mike
Disman and Paul Gudts.
Mrs. Catherine Ray spent some day.
lin Mandan, visiting friends last week,
on her way home from a pleasant sojourr
at the capital city, where her son, W
G. Ray, is a member of the legislature.
John Snider sold q quarter section o.
land south of Gladstone recently 10 Franz
Lefor for S2l per acre. Mr.. Lefor sole
the same land to John Williams for $3(
per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Conroy came VI
from Mandan to attend the Trainmen''
ball last Friday evening. Mrs. Como.
remained in the city a few days visiting
her father. George Drenkel.
VIM. Reichter is spending some littl,
time at his home near New England,
recuperating from a recent operation
underwent at the Stein hospital.
H. M. Odds left last week for Fargo
where he will be detained some it'll
time on business. Mrs. Odds accom-
panied him on the trip, returning a few
days later.
franklin Baker, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. E. Baker, entertained about q
guests at his home last Friday evening
in honor of his 18th birthday anniver
sary. Young folks games were enioye'
and Mrs. Baker served a daint,
luncheon.
Alvin Peterson was-in the city Tues
day to make final homestead proof a
the United States land office on his lam
is miles west of New England. Hi
witnesses were Matt Botheim and Lev
Parks. Mr.. Peterson is mail carrier be
tween Midway and Beltield and says tn
snow is not nearly as deep in hi
vicinity as around Dickinson.
The Dickinson press., 1911-03-04

L. E. George came in Tuesday from
his ranch. the Estrom & George place.
near Oakdale. He says that it has
been an average winter for stock and he
does not think there has been as much
snow at his place as further north.
L. A. Nelson. the Belield contractor.
was in Dickinson on Monday attending
to business matters. He spoke of
several new dwellings that were to be
erected in the spring. among the num-
Der being Joe Cleveland and Mr.. Keeth.
the latter formerly residing near South
Heart.
The VIM. Wook property. a stone
house on Sims street north. was pur-
chased last week by Thos. Miklanrsch,
the new partner of VIM. B%riskasky.
tailors over the Dickinson Mercantile
store. Mr.. Mlklanrsch recently arrived
from Milwaukee and will have his
family here al once. The deal was
made through the John Orchard Real
Estate Agency, the consideration being
ST. 500.
The Dickinson press., 1911-03-04

|hs.eN PEf+E '"E1FXNGIR a" =ENs &5Gas 17=Hg - ya4Ets4
Born. February II to NJ. and MI
Emil Provarleski, a daughter.
p. A. Horn, former Antelope farmer.
now residing in R%ichardton,. "a a busi-
ness visitor in Dickinson on Tuesday. !
Mrs. David Roberts went TO Glendive
on Wednesday to visit her daughter.
Mrs. W. j. Buchner, for q few days.
Little Media Davis, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Davis. has been very ill
for several days with commissions q q
result Of whoopine cough. The. child is
improved now and is being taken care
Of by Nurse Ethel Dodd.
A number Of merchants who deal
in bulk seeds were glad the past week
to have a chance to give G. E. Miller Of.
the Agricultural College samples. Of
grain for testing. MI. Miller tools;the
seeds collected back to the college labora-
tory and the owners will get reports
within q few weeks.
Miss Angela Jennings. who has been
visiting at the home of her uncle.
Joseph Cuskelly, for several months, left
Wednesday for her home in Minneapolis,
expecting to visit friends at Mandan en-
route. Miss Jennings has been acting
as organist at St. Patrick's church and
has made many friends during her stay
in the city.
c. A. Albrecht drove in from his place
east of New England on Tuesday. He
said that the going was not good, it be-
ing neither wheeling or sleishing. Mr..
Albrecht said that his wife was not re-
covering well from her operation per
formed last fall and he feared it would
be a long time before she regained her
health.
The marriage of Miss Ella Radzom
took place at her sisters home IN
Minneapolis on Tuesday of this week,
10 Mr.. Robert Fulford of that place.
Miss Radzom was employed with the
local telephone exchange for several
months the past summer and has many
friends here. Her sister, Chief Operator
NADIA Radzom, went down to Mime
apolis to be present at the wedding
ceremony.
j. Allen Clark arrived on Tuesday
from the Agricultural College to take
position at the Dickinson experiment
station. A part of Mr.. Clark's duties
will be assistant in the breeding OF
alfalfa. He is quite athletic and ha.
been one of the fast basketball players
at the A. c. ]. Allen Clark is a brother
of Charles H. Clark of the Arizona state
university at Tucson and who held {
position at the Dick inson station las
year.
The Dickinson press., 1911-03-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Fer Red Lodge and Bear Creek lump
and nut coal phone 154. 7-5.ft
Money to loan on farm lands. Everett
Real Estate &sLoan Co. I1-I2-tf
The Brown Dairy Holsteins. See ad.
in another column. II-12-tf
Money to loan on farm lands, Everett
Real Estate & Loan Co. I1-I2tf
Holsteins-Find my ad. in another
column. The Brown Dairy. II-I2-tf
Call Vaughn Fuel & Oil Co. for coal,
wood, sand, gravel rock or team work of
any kind. Phone E. 2-27tf
Ship or bring your furs to US. Highest
cash price, quickest returns. Levy Bros.
Sims Street. 1910 tt
Clean, efficient work that's why our
business grows. The Mitchell Barber
Shop, Thomas Nottingham, Prop. 2-25
Mrs. Fred Eyer was in from Emerson
on a business visit the first of the week.
R. A. .Krusee has received word that
his mother, Mrs. Walter A.. Gilbreith,
of Sulphur. La. is very ill.
VIM. Gobius of Bel6eld writes that he
is arranging for a Dry Farming CONGRESS
at his village this month.
Miss Pauline Hagerman was up from
Glen Ullin to attend the Trainmen's
dance and visit relatives a few days.
The Dickinson press., 1911-03-04

W. H. Byrns of Bel6eld plans on nov
ing to Dickinson the coming week.
Harold Hahn Of Plymouth. Ind, arri-
we'd in Dickinson the past week to make
his home with his aunt and uncle. Mrs.
Alice Poland and Geo. A. Senour.
It's the educational opportunity. of
your lifetime. The Weekly Inter Ocean
and Farmer and this paper ST. IS for one
year. 1t
Sergeant Rock, a detailed officer of the
regular army. was in Dickinson this
week to drill and prepare the local
militia company for their annual inspec-
ton on March 30th.
The ''Auf Weiderschen'' social dane
ing club. held another dance at the
armory on Tuesday evening which was
we'll attended. Music was furnished by
Mrs. Messersmith, Miss Rowell and E.
H. Rogers and vas excellent.
Mrs. Maurice Quinn and family and
her sister, Miss Julia Sullivan, expect
to leave Sunday for their old home in
Lowell, Mass, where they will make
their home for a time at least. Miss
Sullivan came out from the east last
summer to visit her sister and after the
death of Mr.. Quinn remained with her
sister here and was employed as clerk al
the A. T. Crowl & Co. and at Roquette
Bros. stores. Both ladies have many
friends in the city who will regret thei.
permanent departure.
The Dickinson press., 1911-03-04

A Wibaux paper tells Of Jack Prentice
coming there to work for Rucker & Co.
j. H. Field has sold his interest in
the Odds Candy Shop lot and building to
P. F. Suits.
A daughter was born on February II
to MIR. and Mrs. Frank Nuss of South
Dickinson.
Justice A. F. Reilly of Gladstone was
%transacting business in Dickinson on
Tuesday.
H. F. Schroeder returned Tuesday
afternoon from his St. Paul business
trip.
w. M. johnson of BeI6eld was i IN
Dickinson last Saturday to pay his
taxes.
Miss Kate Vallancey, who was in the
Twin Cities purchasing her spring stock
of m%illiners goods and visiting with her
brother, W. H. Vallancey, at Mandan,
returned to Dickinson on Wednesday.
Philip Koch of Hebron while intoxi-
Gated attempted to enter the home of
Charles Weigel. When Koch was taken
before the village marshall he pleaded
guilty and was fined $50 and costs.
August Johnson of Belfeld was in
Dickinson on Monday for the purpose Of
making five years proof at the local U.
S. land Office. Other people down thu
same day we're: Jim Mal]aney, j. A.
McCutchan and Jim Harper.
The Dickinson press., 1911-03-04
A SIGHT

to Fl. !. Barnum Of Frcevillc. N. ", was
the fever sore that had plagued his life
for years in spite Of many remedies he
tried. AT last he used Bucklen's Arnica
Salvc and wrote: ait has entirely healed
with scarcely a scar left" Heals Burns.
Boils, Eczema. Cuts, Bruises. SwelIings:
Corns and Piles like magic. Only sc at
+. !. Greene & Co.'S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-05
+ a 8.

ST. eir1em @abnlinnsanfaQ
fat cine Srau MsMsbm IN Sour
2afe lire fleine 9o6ter eridolien.
8ie 6rau moate oann Sanb on iid)
legen, muroe aber baran gebin-
bert.
Die .Sout6ern Educational
aiiociation" bat leste @ohe TIRE
Sabres &onpention III @ouIton
abgebalten. gs mar cine 5iemlid
itiirmiide Sibune, in ser iebr
l6orfe uno oblprebenbe urteile iber
unier jeeiees Sdulueien gefaat
muroen. l1niere offentlidet sbu-
len, muroe in Der 0ebatte erflart,
bitten mebr oaau b~eigetragen
tii6tige uno intelligence Manner
Sen Sarmen uno Dem 2anolebeu
au en~t5ieben, als ale anoere Gin.
mirfuneen 5uiammen. @ud bie Or
5iebung Der Neger fam CUR Spra-
DIE uno es purbe geIteno gemo6t,
ooB Die 8eeierung, meI6e Die See.
ger befreit babe, audi fir tire Gr-
5iebung be5ablen ione. giele IN
tereiiante Srogen muroen beipro'
den. Die &%onpention ibloB nit
elmer &eoe bes friiberen @oaper-
neur Solf bon Miiiouri.
SSt Ser Nabe bon 8urnet if
ein alter oeutider @niieoler Scr
@egeno Namens George Stollep
Ser iiber bunoert Sabre alt gepeiel
iein loa, g%eitorben.
SSn Brownsville iino a6t Ser
lonen megen angebliher uebertre'
tllng Ser Neutrolitatsgeiebe Der.
6aftet moroen.
= Sn @aco perben CUR 3eit OIL
&onpentionen Ser u@rano Goun'
eli, gopol anb Select Waiters" nn>
oes o@rano @opal @rd Chapter Of
Teras" abaebalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-05
Die Nadfummen eincs Der p9rei
Mnsfetiere".

Seit Dumas feline .9rei Musfe-
there" geidrieben Bat, lit elmer iei-
ner 9eloen, o'@rtagnan, ntdt MIR
in Sranfrei9, ionoern audi in man
den anoeren 2anoern gu elmer 8e-
riibmtbeit %getporoen. Sest trGgt
man ii6 gar in Der @ascosne nit
benz 8lane, ibm Die nnfterblidfeit
oaourd gemiiiermaBen amtIib gu
5uerfennen, 0aB man linn elm 9enf-
nal iebt. MnlaBli6 oieies 8lanes
nerfolgt Ydul gbiitp, inoem er iieb
auf Die @rbeiten Saurgains itiist,
i'm Sournal oes 9ebats oas G1iG-
ial beg 9umas'l1en Seloen uro
feiner Nahfommen. Ser biitoriide
Musfetier o'Mrtaenan beiBt nit
bouem Sitel CHARLES De 8as Cattle.
more, Seigneur o'@rtagnan. @enn
Dumas i'm als &eloen i6iloer..
iibertreibt er faum. 6'Mrtagnan bai
an ~5ablloien Sbla1ten unb anl
25. SUM 1873 beim 5peiten SIN.
griff auf Waaitribt teilgenommen
Dumos i6iIbert i'm aber aud ots
5iemlid loferen @eieIen, umo 70
erfdbrt man nit Remembering,
bob oieier Monn iif I'M Mlter bon
35 Sabren berbeiratete. Seine &c.
mnblin bieB Gbarlotte-M Slime BON
gbanlecp uno mar Die Witpe cii
res gepiiien Sean bon Dams, Serrn
BON So glapette. @us bieicr CHE
ftammen 5pei Sobne, Die leltiamer.
meiie bei6en ben gleiden Narner,
namlid Guopig, erbielten. Dieie
Namensgebune finoet lire grfld-
rung barin, oaB 2ubpig XIV.
ben einerL iein Sobn ben anoeren
Eber Die Saufe belt.
lebrigens ipar es fein @eringerer
aIs 8oiiuet, Der oie ganfreoen fir
beioe belt. 8eioe Sobne i9lugefL
genau mie ibr @ater, Die miIit1ri-
ihe 2aufbabn Elm, uno @eioe brdh-
ten es gum 2eutnant in ben fran
| 5oiiihen @aroen, aber 8eioc nun
Den niht alt. Shon i'm foIgenoen
S%abrbunoert erIoib Dos @eihIeht,
genau ITO Sabre nod Dem 600 oss
beribmten Musfetiers, i'm Sabre
1888. Der leste m6nnlide Nad-
fomme oes groBen @ascogners, Der
natiirlih alih SoIoot mar, bate
fein aI8u gliidlides 2eben sebabl.
CT batte lange uno beftig UNI sic
M%nerfennung feines M6elstitels
fdmpfen miiiien, oenn gu ieiner 3eit
mar Der Same o'Mrtagndn in Ser
geiienbeit seraten, umb es blieb Oh.
mas norbebalten, i'm in Der fgl.
9ibIiotbef aus ben Wemoiren O.,
glrtagnans mieoer aussugraben, oie
gourtils De 5anora5 gefhrieben
hnt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-05

pom ieiner @obnung forteefabren
uno nidt wieoer oortbin 5uriidge'
fcbrt iein. Mean permutet, bob er
Die Staot perlaIien bat. Mtt ibm
iillo ieine Sefretare 9uiroga nno
Heptalla peri6mu1oen.
- @us Dem 2aoen Ser g. Yfetfr
fer Grocery Company an Der Wain
8la5a muroen Sonntag nadt lle-
ben &ilten nit Sobaf geItoblen.
- Ser @ert Der goutelt, fir ois
nabreno bes Monats Nopember
8ou : @rlarbnisideine aliseeltent
limo, lit init 100000 ongegeben.
Son Ser International SEEMS
Company erbielten mir v@ortett-
(aube" s. IA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-05

s. ueber ben tempor1ren Gin
boItsbefebI, ben Midter Camp geeen
bic GtaotpernaItung erlafien bai
uno our1 ben bic porIdufige Nus
8nbIung irgeno melder @eloer Der
boterl miro, lolte beute Nahmittal
berbnnoeIt peroen, auf Ser
Iongerl Der Staot nuroe Die Ser
bnn6lung aber Bis morgen nor-
nrittag 10 ubr berihoben.
Gamitag abeno finoet cir
3on5ert I'M gaiino itatt, fiir oas EN-
iebr bubbles Trcgramm 5uiam'
~rltergeffteut lit unb BET Dem Die Do
men SRI. 2ucp Muener unb Sri
6. @oIoitein nno Die &erren @a[
ter Momberg, 6. @oIoftein uno @er.
ner Wedmnnr mitfpirfen. Iii
ghluBnurrner biloet elm Sonl
nit @eiang, ausgefiibrt bon SRI
Megina gednlailrr, SRI. Slie Saor
mann, SRI. Olga 6euermnnn uni
SRI. Mnnette Shmiot. Nof, ben
aon5ert miro eetan5t,
General Nepes ioG am Mon'
tag morsen IN ieincm automobil
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-05
8uiessers gebnrts6ans.

Beter Molegger idreibt i'm Sein..
garten: @ieoerbolt lit 6anon of
fentIi6 Die Neoe, mein oltes &C.
burtsbaus aus 4lpel als 9ppns oes
norboit1teieriiden a9uernbaules ms
@ra5er Soanneum 81 iibertragen.
Oas mare elm b0ier Misgriff. 60
Elm ~ungefiger Sol5bau bat in feineln
9of nno fetnem @arten Der Inltalt
Ylos, Die umgebung nit Moiiern
miiroe Die lanolide Stimmung III
derlib 5%erltoren. 3um Wauernbauie
geboren Die @irti6aftsgebauoe, Sol
ginger, 8arten u1o Baum. Meire
alte Stammbutte in MIpel, mie Tie
6eute nod 5medlos oaltebt, bat fei-
ne &ebnlihfeit mebr nit Dem Sc,
b0fte, oas Dor SO Sabreu eemeie,t.
Ser Sof par cine Mrt Dorfgruppe
Don @cbauoen. Staaungen fir Ct
ma 90 @inber, s Shmeine, 20
Sdafe, 10 9ibner, nit ben on3u
geborigen &eu- utlb StroD1taoelu
nit ben @etreioeid)cuerm umidlof.
len iammt Dem @obnbauie einea
uieredigen Sof, in Dem Der 9aus-
Drummer in einen lattgen 9ol5troa
ipruoelte. Gin oieien areig Der
Sauptgebalioe lebntcn iib Die Strell-
bite, Die aarrenblttetl, Die Bret
terhiitte, bic @erGtefammern fit
8fliise, gsee1t, Spaten, @errte, Sc
gen uliu. Das eailae 9anbperfs5euB
beg 3immermanrs ur1o oes Shmie-
oes gebort IN pen 8auernbof.
@eiterbin u1tter Ben Shirmtan-
men ftanb Der 'SeIbfa1ten, cine feii.
gebaute 8orratsfommer fir &or,t,
Shmal5, Sped, Mauhfleiid unb
2eoer. Serer mar elm .@aitbauiel"
oa, elm fleines @ebofte eben mie-
Der nit Mobnbnus uno &irtibafts.
%gebduoen, fir sic ausgeoingler.
eJrner geborten gu oieiem ga1ert...
bofe nod cine 6reilaufige @etreibe-
miible, cine 2einolltampfe, Die IN
ten an @aiier itanoen, II. cine Sol.
lenbrenneritdtte nit @obnb6uiel nnh
aoblenbitte. Cine Sladsbrehelitlbe
uno ein Commercial itanoen entle-
gener. Sebes oieier @ebauoe batte
ieinen beionoeren aarafter, ems ge-
bort gum anoern uno erflart bas an
bere. @ie min man bag inn Soanr
neum uiterbringen? l1no ben iesi-
gen Gclt oes 4luppeneggerbofes ol-
lein binitenen, Inn 81 5eigen, mie
10 Elm altes 8auernbaus ausgeieben
bat? &ann man aus einem So
tenibGoel erieben, mie emit an benz
2ebenoigen Die @eiihtsbiloung, Die
@eitaIt gepeien ift2@o IL beute Der
ba5u geborige Sbmud, ben oas
Saus gu meines 9aters 8eit ge--
tragen? $50 Der i9on ourdbrohe,
ne Golfer, mo iino Die 10 sierlid
geidnibten Dahgiebel, mo- Die met
gen Sdisenideiben, mo Der bol'
8erne 2aufbiridb Die oamafs an Der
auBenpano gebangen2 $50 iinb
Die gepeibten @eioenfreu5lein an
Der Saustiir. oie 5abIloien 5hnis-
lperfe, ipomit @obnungseinrih,
tung, @erdte uno @erf5eugc ge.
aiert maren? Muinen beleben mol.
len, lit elm Somunfnlusgeliite.
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@tihauiittgeit nt6t init einer fon-
pentioneIen Gbraie gu begegnen.
S6on nod einigen Sefunoen bate
@romann iid nieoergefuneon.
Scum ober ion es utis gut idutef-
efn, uno mem lieber @alt unb =
nno iunger 5reurlo miro itd bof-
fentli6 reft mol fiibGen in meinenl
Saule,"
ogromann bob bos inamiiden
bonn 9iener eefiiate Clos uno tranf
Tim 81.
Yroiitl"
8roiitl"
Die Glider flatsen 5uianrmelt.
9ie @rregung mar po1ig perfloge1.
Gortlesutg folgt.)
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: Obne Soffnung feline gnergie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-05
@ettete bas 2e6en ieiner Sra1

uWeeine 5rou piirbe i6olt beero-
BEN iein, menn es l1id]t fir uSr.
Sings Seem DiscoperD" 9eiueiell
pare", idreibt 81 s. 9roipn BOT,
Wuscooine, Ila., Sic lag bulflos
i'm @ett negen ibres 2ungel!leibens
uno Suffers. Sd CAB ibr ygr.
Sings Seem DISCOVERY" ei1L Die TO-
glei6 onihlug unb @eiultobcii
bradte." l1nfe1lbar fir &uiten ilro
Grfaltllngen 5uperldiiig bel 2un.
%genleioen, 8lutitura Grippe, Mith.
mo, 9alsbraune. so gts nno $500.
8robeflaide fret. @arantiert in al,
len Wbothefen.
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(giueeianot.)
ge3a6lt enre Gupfiteuer.

Sober, Ser bel elmer @obl i'm na6=
item Sabre feline Stimme abgeben
mid, muB, menn er nidt por Dem
/. Sanuar 1911 so Sabre alt mar,
ODER crit naf benz 1. Sa11uar 1911
81 Sabre alt muroe, ooer ionitmie
exempt" lit, BOT Dem 1. Sebruar
1912 feline &opfiteuer 5. i. rYoa
Eur" be5ablt baben.
BerIonen, melde por Dem l.. San.
1911 so Sabre alt meroen, ooer
nod Dem l.. San. 1911 81 Sabre
alt meroen, be5p. Bis gum Gage Der
8abl meroen, iino ltinunfberedtiet
obne Die u8pn Gar" be5ablen gu
m%iiien. Seood miiiien lie, meltn lie
in einer Staot BON 10000 @tnpob.
her uno oariiber ipobnen, por benz
/. Sch. 1912 perionlib pom Goltn-
tD Sar Solicitor ein grentption.
3ertififat berausnebmen.
Die u8oa Sar" muB 1T oetn
County be5ablt lperoen in Dem Der
getreffenoe am /. San. 1911 mobn.
te, u1o 5par perionlib, menn er
niht Dor Dem /. Sftober in EN- ont.
Oeres County aog. 8erlegte er iei.
men @obniis Dor Dem 1. Oftobcr
in Elm anoeres gountp, 10 fann or
Die uGoa Gar our6 einen @gentcn
sabIen.
@er anl /. San. 1911 alf benz
2anoe mobnte u1o nadDer in-eile
Staot 5og, braudt feline City BolI
Ear" gu 6e5ablen, mub ober minoc.
items 4 gage por Der Wabl bonn
County Gar Solicitor ieinen Mamell
in Ole @ablerliite eintragen lalien.
Ser in ether Stabt bon 10000 Gin.
mobnern uno oariiber ieimen Bre-
5inft me6ielt, muB iold)es 5 Gage
Dor Der 8abl Dem gountp Tor
Solicitor an5eigen.
SIN Sabre 1912 fin6en iebr ptdr
tige @ablen ltatt, nl,o es ionte oes-
balb niemono peridumeft, sic notie
gen Bapiere CUR Musiibung oeg
Wablredts gu erlallgen. 4einer ioIl-
te oenfen, baB es auf feline Stinl-
me nidt anfommt. Die Irobibi-
tions @abl i'm letten Sommer
9at ee8eigt mie gefabrIih es lit,
aq5u fiber 81 iein. gor 4aem iol.
tie ii6 aber aud feiner bapon5 Obj
6alten Iaiien, an Der bemofratiihell
BrimdrnabI teiI3unebmen.
Gs lit ia feline Musiidt porban-
ben, oaB Elm MepubIifoner fir ein
5tnatsamt geipablt meroen fonnte,
uno fper fir ben republifaniidcn
grdfioentidafts : &anoioaten finn
men min, brauht besbalb nift BON
Der bemofratiiden p~rimdrnohI fern
3u bIeiben.
Die Brobibitionilten linb in Die
Ter ge8iebuns nid)t 10 eepiiienbaft
nie Die NepubIifaner, Die nennen
iid einfad Prohibitions emofro-
ten, geben gu Der bemofrotiiben
Trimarmabl uno - itimmen fir
Brobibitioniiten.
Die national : repubIifaniiden
Staats-0 emofraten" bnben gang
oaiielbe Reht; II. es eibt mol feinen
@dbIer in Eeras Der nidt fir Sc.
mofraten, lei es fir gountp ODER
Stats emter ftimllt. @er nher
fir Demofraten in Der Nopember-
WabI itirnmt, bat aud elm Ned,t
an Der oentofratiihen Brimdrpabl
teil5unebmen.
S. 90. @ren5en.
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Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup.

Set iiber fiinf5ig Sabren bon
Miaionen bon Miittern fir lire
Sinner init Dem beften grfoIge beim
3abnen sebraudt. CT berubigt oas
&ino, ertpeidt oas 3abnfleiih uno
hilbert Die Shmer5en; beilt aud
BinofoIif uno lit oas Bette Wittel
bel 9iarrboe. lteberal Bel ben apo.
tbefern gu baben. Sragt nod Mrs.
@inslom's Soothing Sprup uno
nebmt nidts anberes. % Gents Die
| SIoihe.
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Seiratsideine. = Gebnrtem. = z
besfane.

9eiratsfheine.
60. ". Mdermonn nno 2oniil
8anidaffe.
!. Sn. q. 4ubn uno Marp Sones.
@lpin @eorg uno Otiloa @ina.
Sames E.. Gapanareb unb 81.
lanae @ugger.
2eonaro Sboflep un6 Soo Sur
ger.
Clarence 81. 9omlinion uno 0o.
''f maItg F I ''s siDins l.. dser malts.
berger.
antbonp S. gaItanola ulo Mario
SSne5 Damn.
@m. gngelbarot uno Matbiloc
u. Mbeiner.
2ouis @euter un6 Mattie &
Gallagher.
eomaro 8. @idter unb 2ena Sc
len Hopbanfen.
Geo. Sanien uno Sron8isfa Mar'
tine5.
@eburten.
6. $. Sorfe uno Srau, ELM Mao
den; gilbert @oIf uno Jrau, ell
Mabden; Otto Seeie uno 6rau
elm 4nabe; s. H. 4utihenreute'
uno Srau, Elm Maohen; @ler Col
uno Srau, elm Mdoden; @lfre'
@ooae, elm 8nobe.
TooesfaIfe.
6rou anna 8anfe, 40 Sabre
Dora 8renbel, so Sabre; O. G
@eitermann, 26 Sabre.
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WuMnnnt MGmner nno
V(lluWul- Eramen, fir

leidJte Nrbeit, Die nad Gmer jetigen
8eidaftignng getan iperben fann.
Suite 8esabsuns fir Gifrise. Norei=
iiert: sbeo. B~olIens, Bog 2O88,
Stem gorf gitg.
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@an5 beionoers gu empfeblen
iii1o Die erit fiir5lid befannt gefpor.
oenen beimiid prdparierten oSalfen-
berger @aiier". 9urd lire auber.
orbentlidsn Seilfrafte aber baben ie
ii6 Idon oie 8elt erobert. Mne bic.
ienigen, peI6e an @beunlatismus
ooer @i6t leioel fonnen nit Der
groBten 3uperiidt IN Die 3ufunft
i6ouen, oenn 6ieie @aiier bepirfen
in berbdltnismdBig fur5er 3eit, cine
obiolute &ur. 2eien sic bic @n5eige
bon Abolf 3ell, Sapettepiae, Seras
in oieier 3eitung.