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Grrulife Nbihlahtun9 zines Sc
tnnaslnnacm.

RofOrb, 81, 2. Suli. 81
2ei6e Oe5 fie6enjdbrigen 3eitung7
jungen 3i6urb Sebbetts, pelfer ie1
neun 5agen beri6punben mar, il
en0Ii6 BON Giienbd6nar6eitern in ID
g}d6e Der 9riping 9art5, etpa 3lpd
Meilen BON Der Staot entfernt, au7
gefunben poroen, unb bic umitdn9
psiIen auf einen brutalen M}OrO bin
oeIfen MOtiDe nod bouitdnoig i
9untel ge6uQt iin6. Dem ungliifl1
den 8naben lit Die 8ruit nit elmer
i9arfen Mefsr aufgeidlibt, in bel
S6luno mar i6m Elm altes Calder,
tu4 geitopft uno feline !6GnOe mare
nit ieinen 9OientrGgern Cucumber
Neben Der Qei6e lagen bic 3eitunge1
tpeI6e Der 8ra6e ni6t oertsuft bate
cine 0iite nit 8onbpn8 uno einig
Gent5. Der Grmoroete mar berSDbI
Der geI6ieoenen 81. 8. 5e6betts'f6et
g6eeute. Qebeno ipuroe er 3uleb
am Qbenb be5 p. SUM geieben, pG4
renO er auf ben StraBen 3eitnngel
perfQufte.
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ScIbfmurS ciucs 0rm=@urfer 6al
DelsreiicnDen.

Gtncinnati, 2. Suli. = guI
StOdmann BON CIR. 200, neunte 2p9
9ten gOrt. BAT ii6 in 9erter's SPOT
Die PulsaOern 8e0ffnet, na6oem
Dorber feds 8rain Morpbium bel
i4Iuft bate. @egen 9 u6r purbe |
in iter6enoem 3uitanoe in's 9oipit@
ge6ra6t, mo Der SOB i'm balo BON a
lem irbiiden Qeib erl0Ite, @tofmull
mar 3eiIenoer fir bic Pu6lifationl
6irma Stunt Ii. Wugnaqs in Neh
Yort, &uf einem Slide lpurbe ei
unberIiegeIter 8rieF an feline 6rau q
funosn, in Dem er in ben riibrenoIte
4usOriiden bon i6r QbT6ieo nimn
uno lie nm 8er5ei9ung 6ittet; ieiT
2eioen feien gu grOB, er tonne
nidt Idnger ertragen. @r erfu9|
feline gffeften an SEQ. 8Bers, 81
1913, @eft>18. Strabe, Nep : gor|
3u ihiden.
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9nItimors, BEN %. SUM 1908.
Die aufmtrtilmttit BON tutrtptrt5
Srrtduicrn lpirO auf 6olgenOcs atltntt:
u, Nblduitt Oes %. artitsIs Des 9aitimOr;r
6tcOt=GoOcr:
is lit iHr atotrmaun Qciespioriq, inucrbalb o3
Stl0t=9StIbbt!ot ITQcu0 lptlbe Grddtrs. Squtbs,
8at;tcu ooer anorrcs Isibt brennbares Gtutnptrt
5u D~crtluitu ooer sum &trtaufe aniubiettn; i:Oo6
finOet oicitr Abibnitt auI otu 9trfaui tslues ioi=
den III Der imp0rtirt;n CriGiual : 9trpddung perz
tduiten Nrt;ttI3 NnptHounQ, unS Stocr, Der elmer
or 9citimmunQcn Oieie5 abidnittes ;uniD,r ban=
belt, |pcridlt fir icOc e~iniclnc llebcrtretung III Spei
SpQlrs CITRATE
49,. 9troronnug, %beftdtist am :. september 1896:
rgti;mdno bari irqeuo cine Squib, 8afctt, 6rGfs
Tar, 9orptoo, 8randtt ODER dnoere lsidt brcuubdrt
6cutrlptrtsforpt oOtr itidt crplontr,n0e Qrdplrlte
inucrbalb DTS Staot : WtjbbiDts utritn. i6lcu=
bern poer dbi;leru. Cir ieps5 ~oer1rties Ycrqebtn
Ocridlt 1cocr i'll cins 8elobube ppu nidt iiber irui
Collars; ieoob iol e Dem 0eapor iibirlaHen bleis
ben, einsn toftenloien 6rldubniBi6tiu fir ptH Bs=
braub pom 6tucrlptrf su ertbeil;n, no TT Spl6ts
fir anQcmtim tra6ttt.]
95S. Abibnitt os y. grtitsls Der 0Iftntlibeu
olQemeintn @titbc:
pGs lit iir SeDermann oticbpioJ;q, iuntrb1lb Oit=
ics Stuntes Dus 9atrontu : SpisLjtuq 9inot
5u i%abri5irrn ooer i'll pertauftn, ejnjutouibeu GDtr
uu irasnO Scenario lpegiuaebeu. SreeHO zine Der
ion, peibs oisisn Nbianitt %ibertritt, ioa nab llts
berfubrlng cine Straic Don MID ~p;ui9cr, als
tlu'jIa Dollars oOtr mehr, ais 3lpei Suuotrt Sulz
lars, J~uilnlm,n nit Den Soften Der Stdiperiols
eung, ~btsablen, IND i'm 5llt DIR H;btbejablung
~btiaetsr 8eloitrai, uno foftsn ioa Ditielbe Dem
8eidnQuINe ib,rtpiei,n uno bort 10 lanas fet0sbalz
ten perOen, bis iolbe 6s1aitrais uno Soften bcjabit
fnD. ODER fir bit 9erioDc BON it6sjie EaQen, tius
0ptr Oas luotrs.H
Se 9oli3ti tpiro bt:rmit auqspieitr, bic obietn
6ci'Be ourb J~eitnabmc duer bei'm llebtrtrttcn ser
Stf.mmuuqtn ~o;ritlbtn augetroiitnen QerioRtn
frtn9 ur6)uIHbrcn uno trbllt bic ptit,re 99tls
inng, eesin olt NcrioneH, lutlb: ipeesr ~lltbertr's
TING ~ocricibtn BON irgcED einim girQtr ~dnsejeilt
iucrOsH, 9eribtsbtitblt jill ~erlangen unO iol6t 9trs
loHtn ju arretircr.
Sie &cfimmune;u Der ob:u anat'ibrttn 49,. Der;
%oronung fiTotn laut timer G~ntitsOnna os 8tribs
ts lorpobl uui Qripat : SpfalItdttH uno =llmfritois
qunptn, ME aui DiitntI:b: Stcabtn. Gaicu uuo
IAeps inHerbalb ots StaDt : @ti9biloes arruen=
ounq.
Aub;r oar Gtftnnbme dacr 9,rionen. tpclbe bti
Der AbltutruHq bon 5sutr : Graderu potr anetrtr
Arttn BON pcrbotueu 6sucrptrt;n .auaetroffcn ipcrs
ben. il biz 4OIilti @e Ham;H nno asrefe ots
Sanders, pon iutlbcm beiaatt Gsu,rDsrfs Gefouit
iruroen, ittrrtlen IND iir oeren 6etnabms tirtn
Serboftsbsfebl btrausbtibippren.
lie conrnidnoirsnos Qoliieibeamten Der perihi
oenen Sltrlfte ioltn att YerHaGio h1unatn ems
birlbteu, iDsits ih BE Qplilifen bsi Der Surt=
tubruna obiair StitlaIuuug;n ,u Sbulben tontmtn
latin.
9m Iuitraos Der geborbe
ab0s. 9. 5arnan.
t5unl23,5O, ault2s gtari4ou.
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peri6ieoenen 8%iireaur batten ii4 Ses
tretdr Mooop, 9ilfszS etretdr 2ooz
mis- pom Stuatsoepartement, 9iilfsz
8enerdlanipalt Dan DON Suiti3oez
purtement uno Nnbere eingefunOen.
SetretGr Gortelppu mahte in lei
ner Nniprafe auf Die 36utIa9e aufz
merriam, oaB am 16. 6ebruar OaS
gauge gerionaI ieineS 9epartements
aus einem ein3igen 8eumten, inn
iel6it, be tanOen babe, tpdbreno es
bsute aus 1899 Yerionen in Wa5bz
ington unO 1886 i'm gan3en Qanoe
beiteN, fir psl6e cine 8erpiQigung
pon SO, 796,847 gemudt lei. Gr err
innsrte baran, Dap in 1888 Gommo>
bore Sobn Yuul Sones in einem
Brief an ben Marquis be 2afupette
iiber Die 8unOssconItitution Die
@6affung zines 9anoel5miniitez
RUINS itart befiiripprtet babe, neil
OaS 2ano ii6 in 3utunft auf Den
9anbel itiiBen miife.
@otton's 8eri6t.
ReurzNDmiral Cotton bat tur3 Dor
Der borgeitrigen Qbfa6rt Oe8 dmeri=
tanii6en 8ei6paoers aus &iel Dem
5IottenOepartement cine ldngere De
pe16e iiber ben 8erlauf Der lebten
8pei 8eiu65tuge geiunOt. SIS 6eiBt
oa II. u:
n8eItern bega6 i6 mid nit mel
mem Sta6e auf beionoere GinIaOung
Oes 8aiiers an 8orO oe5 n9oben5oIz
lern." Der Monar8 Oriifte in pGrmz
tier, toroiaIer Wei1e feline SDmpaz
THEN fir bic Ser, Staten unb feline
Ndtungsgefii6le fiirprdIiOsnt Roofe=
belt aus, beOallerte u~nieren tur3en
Q~ufent6ult in 8iel unb i6loB nit
ben WOrten; n9offentIi6 piro Hcr
8eIud balb n~ieoerbolt!"
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5olgenoe 9etratAs<GIeer5en nuroei
geItern our6 ben Qttuar Oes Common
pIeags Geri6ts aasQeitelt:
So6n e. gi6fon, so, gr.822, Gait
QDenue, uno Mamie 6lat, 40.
Soiep6 %, gnglur, %, SonIOn
3D., unb Mprtle SmitbIon, Is.
8uiieppe GuIotta, 27, Nr. 112
Gamoen : Cane, unD Camilla @inque
grant, %.
Sumes 6. asit6, SO, CIR. 1926
6opfins Qpenue, unO 9ia @ertrub
6arper, %.
6runf .. Brothers, %, unO 9ani
6ofers, p; Qpplitant 6. &. 5uls
9olanDz unD 5. Qpenue.
0m. 8alarb, %, uno 9alice 6Dle
IS; Qpplitant s. 8%OGinger, Nr. 30
8irarb : Qbenue.
G6as. 6. @open6dper, "a, 81
1892, GeOar : 4Denue, uno Bel
QtutuIIS, II.
Saco6 Meper, "a, uno 9aula II
ger, "a; Qpplitant Soiep6 Wtdiet,
sol, 8entalouitraBe.
6enrp 8ramer, 48, Nr. 1920
@aiternzQpenue un0 Carrie umlauff
81.
goparO 8sber. p, gar.215, glOro.
8onbitraBe, uno 5rieOa 2ein, 20.
Stephen 8. 8eorge, p. uno Mart
Connolly, 10, CIR. 1877, 6rantlin.
StraBe.
8eo. %. 8oe, 46, Gl pdIo, Seras
uno GGa 8er86eimer, Al, 3i6mpnb
8irginien.
@alter 6. g. 6unt, q. unO Rofd
9. @6els, 20; Npplitant 8. 80
Meets, Nr. 227, 0arren : @penue.
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0crri3tr Stimmuna.
gu6uner iino entriiitet iiber cine Qeltz
Berung Oes Oeuti6en M}initers
be5 Nu5pdrtigen 6rbrn. b. Hidtz
bofen, - 9ermutbungen ii6er bic
gr6ebung oeutI6er 4nIprii6e.

ON1~'" CN'N1N
bofen. - 8ermut6ungen ii6er bic
grbe6ung OeutI6er 4nipri4e.
6ubanu, 2. Suli. - Gum eri ten
W}al mar bier pon ben beutI9en Qnz
iprii4en gegen gu6a, BON Oenen Der
Deuti6e StaatsfetretGr 6rbr. p.Ri6tz
AOfen ge9eniibsr Dem cubanif6en Sc
neraltoniul in 9amburg ipra4, in
Der geitern Na6mittag eri4ienenen
Drummer neutrality-suspicious. Dis
c%uIion" bic ReDe. 0os 8latt ia9t
barber in einsm 2eitartifeI: yWenn
es pabr lit, DAB 9euti6lanb gegen
Cuba 4nipriife gelteno gu MAIDEN be-
obii6tigt, 10 ioute Der Senat ii6 Die
! 6roge porlegen, o6 es ni6t ratbiam
ipGre, baB uniere 8e3ie6ungen gu ben
Der. Stduten O~oGftdnOig georbnet
iino, tpenn bic oefinitipe @ntIdeioung
iiber Die Deuti6en @r0ffnungen gu
treffen lit. DEM, penn es ii9 audi
nur nm cine einfu4e 5ruge 6anoeln
mag, auf pel6e na6 unIerer QnIi6t
in Dem QariIer 8ertruge eine emp6dz
tide Nntiport ent6ulten III, 10 fanr
lie bod einen rleuen 8oripanb fir
0eutI6lano 6ilDen, I'm bic tiBli6en
9unfte Der Monroe : 0ottrin aus
fin0ig gu maiden. Der 4rtifel rdt6
Oann CUR MISUNDERSTANDING unb
Bromulgirung Der 8ertrdge nit ben
Ser. Stauten, pel6e auf Dem 9latt'=
, i6en Nmenbement beru6en.
Die Nnii9t gepinnt bier an 8oben,
baB Die Qnipri6e, pel6e 0eutI4lanb
etipa i'm Quge bat, in teiner Berbinz
bung nit ben fpanii6en Bombs ite6en,
pelde in europa uuf &e6nung Der
tubanii6en Sriegsi6ulb pertauft
purDen, fonbern baB e8 Ii6 Inn Qnz
iprii4e OeutI6er Staatsange60riger
Adnoelt, tpel4e tie ipd6rsnb bes &riez
seS erlitten BADEN. Na4 ben 8eItimz
munger be5 Barrier 0ertrages baden
Die Ser. Staten unb Spanien ii6
MIR iiber bic Srbnung Der Nniprii6e
i6rer eigenen Staatsange60rigen gez
einigt. G5 beIte6t in 6ol9e beiIen Ell
rtge 8eIorgniB, Dab Die Guropder
perIufen tperoen, oerartige 4niprii6e
gegen Cuba geltenb gu MAIDEN. Der
Nrtitel Der r0iscuiion" nirb 3nar
BON man6en PerIGnen nur ais Elm
9eriu4 ausgelegt, bic Qualification
Ter amerifanii6en 8ertrdgs bur6 ben
Senut gu beI6leunigen, aber es tpirb
3ugege6en, baB Gubu cine itdrtere
Stequng BEL Der 8sbanDlung euro
pGif9er Qniprii6e einnebmen piirbs,
nenn Die 8e3ie6ungen gu ben Ser.
Stauten auf @runb Der i9rpebenben
8ertrdge feitgeIeBt limb. unb tpenn
inn cine peitere Si6er6eit bur9 Die
Qnlegung Der umeritanii3en 6lottenz
~itationen in Cuba gepGbrt fpiro.
Senator Queebd peib
BON Ni9ts.
Waf6ington, >. g., 2. SuIi.
= Der cubuniI6e @eianbte Senor
9ueiebu er6ielt beute cine 4nfruge
BON ieiner Regierung bariiber, mas
inn be5iglids Der QnIprii6e 9euti6z
lambs gegen bic cubunif6e Regierung
befannt lei. Der cubuntf4e General
3Oniul in 9am6urg bat ieiner &esiss
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rung mitget6eilt, i6m lei er0ffn
tporOen. Die erite 4ngelegenbeit, m
fpelder fi4 Der beutI6e @eIanbte
Cuba gu bei4dftigen BADEN perbe, B
treffe Die Qniprii6e Oeutider 5tdat.
ange60riger. Dem Senor Quefdt
lit BON DeutI6en Qnipru4eq MIDI
befQnnt.
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Munfiapur O'Gnnnen aebt ua6 Rur

8ofbington, D, g., 2. Sui
- Wigr. .. S. O'@onnsG, Der 8e|
for Der tatboliI6en l~1nioerIitGt, tra
6euts Don Netp : 0orf aus in9ef9d|
ten Der llniperiitdt bic &eiIe na9Ro|
an. @r nimmt S4reiben ppn al<
@r36ii6Dfen Der Ser. Staaten mi
porin tie ibr eifrigite5 8eitpeben gu.
4u5orud bringen, Die @ntpideIur
Der BON Papit Sep gegriinoeten In
perIitGt 5u f0rbern. Die Sruitees b
unioerIitGt baden lire @rmd9tigur
gu Der Reiie bes 8ettors ertbeilt, m
fpel6er feline anoere Mifion perbul
ben 1T
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Tobrltanten bon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
gambler nit Soblenleoer uno
S4ubzllteniIien.
G.. L.. HOFFMAN & CO 1,9 E Lombard
st.

G.. l.. HOFFMAN & CO, 1la E. Lombard
st.
Orb 9opbs.
oANlEL MILLER & CO. $50 Hopkins
Place.
giiig, pidels, araut, GatIup II. +. ~.
DONALDSON, SCHULTZ & CO., 44
South Charles Str.
Jenitsrslas, Slufden unb a0rte.
THE BAKER GLASS CO.. 100 Hanover.
Str.
gummi : asibsr, MadintoIbss uItp.
G. A. ZIRKEL 4 co, 10 E. Pratt str.
Meine unb Gpirituoien.
CHARLES A. LURMANN, Wholesale and
Retail. le6l HilIen Str, Cor. Forrest.
6unter W6istep.
w. LANAHAN & son, 20 LightsStr.
HorburD gfDe : WbisteD.
FISHER BROS, lis w. 3altimoresStr.,
3affee - ungebrannt uno %sebrannt.
THE ENTERPRISE COFFEE CO. 42l
ExchapgesPlace.
2dnbpirtbi9aftli9e 9erdtbe unb SG=
mereieE.
GRIFFITH L TURNER CO., POS N. Paca.
Messer= unb Ginmodsr : Dert5euge.
J. p. PFEIFFER & son, 200 n. Paca.str.
Sel, 6arbe unb 9las.
c. n. wINKELMANN & CO., Is W.
Pratt.str.
Srndmentdle Srabt Mrbeiten.
DUFUR & CO.. 81 \. Howard.Str.
YuB~ u1O 0SetBOdQleH.
ARMSTRONG. GATOR L CO. 9 W. Balti.
mo-e.Str.
Stiefeln unb S9ube.
Carroll ADAMS L CO., % Howard.Str.
Sbiren, 5eniterruhmen, Houleour.
FRANK D. WATKINS & CO., 400 O.
PrattsStr.
Wiener 9Gderei.
| RICE BROS, 3l2-s4 N. Gay.str.
Waugen unb 3ubebDr.
THE FAIRBANKS CO., 1871 Light.Str.
Gnbctail=@ cifaite.
Siamunten uno S9mudia6eH.
WELSH BROS, 5 O. Baltimoresstr.
2innen= uno WeiBpaaren.
CLARK L STEVENS. 212 N. Charles.str
MDbel unb SeppiGe.
JOHN TURNBULL, JR., L CO.. Is w.
Baltimore.Str.
TriebhDfe.
LOUDON PARK CEMETERY. Office 81
W. Saratoga Str.
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$tdat Warpldnr,
q d,aRdnIfS- SfircQfI.

annapolis Oto., 80. sunni 1903.
500, $3.50 gilan3 I'M Sbubumt.
Nerdauts' 0ational=Sdnt BON 9alti=
morc, Mo. $251,583.97
Sritts Rationals9anf BON Baltimore,
lRo. =. 2lJ, l9o.UI
baltimore, Nh. ................... 3O,593.1
Gbe Commonwealth @aut BON SaItimOs
re, Nh. neutrality-suspicious.. 10,32I51
Rational Union 9aut pom Marplano,
Baltimore, Mo. ................... 26.87a.37
more, MO. ..........~......... 19,l7.M
She Nutional Wtbunic5' 9aut ben 9al=
tinOrc, M0. 50, 1881
Grtt Natiouulsgant BON Baltimore,
Np. . . ............................ 5o7G5n
more, Mo. 1o,077l9
@ariorO Rational Saut BON 9cl=Nir,
Mo. . . 1908
3iueits @otional=9ant pon9tlsair, Mp. 25,364.47
lis, Nh. 49,996.38
0Or8cfer RutiOmal=gunt bon GambriOs
qe, MO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 17,f3.27
6armcr5' ano Mcr6ants' giatiOnal=
9ant pom cambridge, Mo.......... 1S,34G.58
llnion Northumberland Oon 9Reitmintcr,
MO. . . .........................., 3O,26637
Garmcrs' am Mcr8ants' sant BON ga.
~lisburD, no. 16,453M
Gritc Natioual=9aut BON Snolp : oia,
NO. . . 4O,4O787
Sritte NatiOnaI=9uuf bon GumbcrlanO,
Mp. . . 10,6S256
Sbc Hatioual=9aut BON Bort Scpoft,
Mo. . l4,09194
Canton GatiOuul : 9aut Don Canton,
MO. . . Observation-Disclosures. 1O,Oa9O1
Gritt National : 8aut pom Gatpusplle,
9ao. =. . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1O,4S2.55
Sbc Giti}rns' Nationnls9auf BON qaus
ref, MO. 100000
9ocomofc GitD gationclz9aut pom Qoco=
motc,Gitp, mo. ................... 10000
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@anfiers unb Mdfler.

HAMBLEToN & CO, 9 sourhsStr.
ROBERT TAYLOR & CO, q south'Str.
TOWNSEND SCOTT 4 son (Est. 1897
Fayette.str., Postamt gegenueoer.
RICHARD D, FISHER & SONS, 8 8. Cali
vertsStr.
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Sieen,.0eiude.
G, @sfude.


elite gir. 10.
Suredu Ger Sptrifuoienss iceH;s 8 pmrnt fibre.
3ininier Er. 3O6. nrues 6eridJtssebduce.
lie na6folatr0 aenannion 4ericEsu baben 9es
lItDt um rduze rtruus elmer Is
Sptrituoitn 2ictni einqereidt, psldbs
" I I I ID c d, ben -. 5uli, l. llbr Dtittags,
III 6~ripdgung ac3oatu ptrotn ioI:n. QrotetsJ ors
niuldre tlpe11n gtlDiiHibtl fDHnsH auf Grlubtn n
oi;lein Eirtau ~cr!unot iptrptn.
Win. $. Spncs, "
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Sruft : G%ompdgnien.

MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO,
German. und Calvert.Stf.; John Gill.
Praes.; John McHenry, Schatzm.; j. K.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO., Germans und
CaIyert=Str.; J. Wilcox Brown, Praes.
J. B.. Scott, Sekr. =Schatzm.
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0nrtiers.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS, Balti'
more. und Calvert=Str.
sPERRY, JONES & CO., Calvert' und
FayettesStr.
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Observation-Disclosures : Gompoanien,

TeDtnsDeII luelHIlYs
MARYLAND LIFE ms. CO, 8 und 10
SouthsStr.; W. h. BIackford. Praes.;
John W. Hanson, Sekr.
BERKSHIRE LIFE ms CO., Herald
Building; Munroe Smell, Manager.
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"a
Fragt die Die Sote, Die !hr lmmefGskaut Hahi
sea,,s NzHMI%M
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-Upn-
e,npfe6fenswert6en Stnana-,
gmsros- nno Gnoeta'l-
@efGdften.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK II s~outn'S'r''
I D. Ferguson. Praes.; Il. b. WILCOX
Kassirer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK.
baltimore. und LibertysS.r.; Chas. w.
Dorsey, Praes.; Harry NJ. Mason. Kassi'
rer.
FARMERS, AND MERCHANTS NATIo'
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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-09
Worthy Society.

The John Burroughs Society of Port
land has, through the generosity OF
Mrs. Rosa F. Burrell, two cash prizes to
award for knowledge of the native birds
of Oregon. Those prizes are given
yearly to the classes of the highest
grade in the elementary sch ools of the
state.
The first prize is $l2 90, the second
$500, to be awarded to those who can
name the most birds by sight and song,
and who write a sufficiently excellent
composition on the subject. The rela.
tive markings for the two examinations
will be, upon scale OF 100, 90 per cent
for the field test and 40 per cent for the
composition test. That is, actual knowl-
edge of the birds will count for more
than excellence in composition.
The competition is open to the class
graduating in February as we'll as to the
class graduating in June. The compost
tons must be in the hands of the cor
responding secretary of the John sBnr
rougbs Society 634 Williams avenue,
Portland, Oregon, not later than June |.
Any subject based upon personal
observation of our native birds will be
acceptable. One particular bird may be
selected for study; or some such subject
as the following may be chosen: CHESTS
of Oregon Birds" Feeding Habits of
Our Native Birds" "Brds Friends of
the Farmer" etc. In all observations
time and place should be carefully re-
corded.
The field examinations will be given
the last week in May and the first week
in June. All who send compositions
will be considered as applicants for
field examination, and the address of
each writer should be enclosed with the
composition.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-09

Several Umatilla farmers ere exFeri
menting this year with the new method
of raising alfalfa without irrigation.
The seed is supplied by Colonel r. c.
Judson of Portland, industrial agent OF
the o. r. & n. Co., who will send any
rancher sample packages sufficient for
years experiment on application,
Colonel Judson claims to have alfalfa
seed which will grow in the most ard
district Eastern Oregon boasts He
SAYS splendid results were secured in
the experiments at Coyote station, on
the Columbia, it northern Morrow, one
of the sandiest and most arid spots in
the state.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-09

An April tool joke caused 100000
run on private bank of Chicago.
The first class of II students grad
uated from the Naval Medical School at
Washington Yesterday.
Mrs. Hetty Green has left Hoboken,
N. J :, for all time. She was annoyed at
the attempt to collect dog license.
The Earl of Yarmouth's bride, who
was Miss Alice Thaw, having come Of
age, will come into an estate of 50 ,00O,-
600.
The State National Bank and the Co.
ionia National Bank, of Cleveland,
Ohio, will merge, with combined re-
sources of $12, 100000
The Marchez Carlo di Rudini, son of
former Italian Premier, broke a bank
at Monte Carlo. His winnings amount
ed to $40, 900.
Sixty Chinese, gathered from North
ern New York and Vermont, arrived at
Providence, R. l.. Yesterday, to be de-
ported by way OF San Francisco.
-Four members of the Philadelphia
Schol Board have been found guilty of
accepting bribes from women cand
didates for positions as school teachers.
Victor D. Withstandley, cashier of the
Hecker- Jones-J Jewell Milling Company,
of New York, has been missing for
week and experts are engaged III ex-
amining his accounts.
English papers are alarmed ct rumor
that EN- mperor William is making efforts
to induce British governmental CO.
operation in the construction of the
Bagdad Railway.
j. L. McGinn, of Portland. has
resigned as district attorney at
Nome.
DR.. Franklin Fl. Giddings, of
Columbia University, predicts
that in so to IS years the cities
and towns between Lynn, Mass,
and Mount Vernon, Va, will have
grown together until they will
form a continuous city, joined by
trolley lines.
The Alaska Construction Com
pany has advertised for bids on
$4,000 standard-gauge railroad ties
to be delivered at the mouth OF
Soloman River, Alaska, by June
Is.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-09
LEXINGTON NEWS.

LEXINGTON, April 8, 1908.
Miss Minnie Burgoyne has been
sick for several days.
Some of the eighth grade pupils
are taking examination this week
Perry Snyder, who has been
taking a course in medicine at Sa-
lem, returned home last week.
r. M. Needham is trying to Or
ganize camp of Modern Wood
men at this place,
Frank Smith ls drilling a we'll
for w. T. Campbell this week.
The stock holders of the Artesian
Building Association held meet
ing last Saturday. A board of
directors was elected, consisting of
Il. E. Burchell, W. E. Leach, G.
r. McAlister, W. P. Mcmillan, S.
E. Notson, w. j. Davis and w. B.
McAlister.
J. r. Cypert expects to move out
on his ranch this week.
Uncle John Mcmillan is rejoic-
ing in the fact that be now has a
we'll on his ranch. It is l73 feet
deep and contains IS feet of water
The we'll was located by j. S
Boothby, who can see water
underground if anyone can; and
10 Bob johnson will find the
water if it is there.
Word was received here few
days ago that Ed Lienallyn, son of
Ransom Lienallyn, formerly of this
place, had died at Walla Waila.
The family have the sympathy Of
this community.
If w. j. Bryan discovers the
error in the Declaration of Inde-
pendence IN the Oregon code, he
VIII find some fault with our state
printer.