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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-06-30
Mr.. ]. P. Kline is on visit to his

MI. j ENiiAC - Oh a fAe'.h ~ NA'H
son at Coketon.
Mr.. Arch Oden, of Winchester, was
in town on Wednesday.
Miss Rose Cunningham spent Moa-
day in Berkeley Springs.
Miss Josephine Colbert is ere on
visit from Morgantown.
Mr.. G. w. Schill spent part OF
this week in Baltimore.
Judge Felker imposed fine upon
George Roman for beating his wife
Mr.. Alex Parks was ia Philadel-
phia several days last week on bust
ness.
Mr. G. M. Bowers and family leave
TODAY for the summer at Woods Hole,
Mass
The Baptist Sunday school have
decided to buy plano for use in the
school.
Mr.. John H. Doll is on a visit to
her brother, Maj. J. A. Hunter, al
Belair Md.
Mis-. Emily Bishop and daughters
have gone to Boston to visit her broth
er. John Alnertus.
Miss Beulah and Clara Forema n
are on visit to New York and New
England resorts.
DR.. and Mrs. N. D. Biker are max
ing a visiting tour to see their sons
at Pittsburg and Cleveland.
Mr.. Harry Staub, who has been on
a visit to his parents at Inwood re-
turned to Pittsburg last week.
Mr.. Chas. L. Stuckey kas bought
the Hammill house on West Burke
street Tor which he paid $2525
The seashore excursions have
started up for the season as will be
seen by notices in another column.
Mr.. Floyd Cole. son OF Prof. c. H..
Cole, who has been at Fairmont dur
ing the past winter, is here on
visit to friends.
Mrs. Mamie Davis, of Philadelphia,
and chfdres are on visit to her par
entail home, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Doll
Il D,,,l-a
Mrs. Jane Armstrong~who has been
soiournIng at Fredericksburg fo,
some time IS at her home on South
Queen street for the summer.
At meeting of the clerks union on
last Monday night it was decided to
boycott all stores that refuse to close
at the hour requested by the Business
Mems Association
Miss Elsie Thatcher, daughter of
Mr.. Robert Thatcher, now living in
Pittsburg is here on visit to her re-
] tons and friends all Of VIII ON were
delighted to see her.
Pros G w. Brindle and Lee Siler
have been in attendance at the An
nual meeting OF the State Educa-
tional Association at White Sulphur
Spring this week.
Messrs. DR. c. Dore, of Lebanon,
Pa. and E. A. Leonard, of Mahoney
City, Pa, who have been the guest OF
Mr.. John Lyon, on East Martin street
have returned to their homes
Wanted. To sell $50 Rose Combs d
Brown Leghorn hens, fifty cents a
piece. A part of them are less than a
year old and meme of them are more
than two years. Many of them are now
Lying. A chance to get fl ne stock.
W. II. Seibert.
Bunker Hill w. Va,
We understand that Prof A. c
Kimler, who conducted the Fayette-
willie Academy, at Fayetteville, W..
Va, the past year, and who was for
merly principal of Shepherd college.
has concluded to give up school wor k
He will go into the insurance bust
ness, and it is possible that he will
make an arrangement by which he
will move to this section of the State.
Mr.. Claud Light who has been at
tending Washington and Lee Univer.
sity for two years is home tor the
summer vacation. We are pleased to
note that our young friend is making
a fine record at college. He has done
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-06-30
The Records VS.. The World.

The following facts are from the
county record and bear directly upon
the subject Of the levy made at the j nne
term OF tie County Court.
The footiDgs of personality were furn-
shed the Couutyclerk by Assessor Ellis
for the districts HedgtsviIle, Falling
Walters, Martinsburg and increase over
former Year was $5SS,505. The foot
ings for the districts Of Mil Creek
Arden, Opequon. and Gerardstown are
based on that Of last year but adding
thereto 100000 to former years valua.
tons or total of 100000 for these fou.
districts Mr.. Payne no. being prepar-
ed, making u total increase of $7S8. sos
The valuation of real and persona
property for
i9tlo WAS s6,642, 76l
1904 was s s54 258
increase for 1905 7sS, sos
In arriving at the above the court
followed the custom existing for years
The levy set for County pur-
chases was made 46 cents
which yields on 1905 valua-
tons e30. 556 70
Add estimated r. r. tax 100000
Total revenue for year SO, 756. 20
Revenue for 1904 was 32.sl9.72
10 which we may add 5 per cent
under the law 1910 IS
i otal allowable under law "a, 5000
Deduct revenue for 1905 at As
o,s. 90, 100 ~
'0''oo
DioAhiOi MAD IAAEs leoo.
1905 valuation / n the six country
districts
Hedgesville s29, zoos
Falling Waters 5s9.sl7
Mill Creek 479,3ll
Arden 743.465
Opequon eS1.i39
Total of districts $780,. 1877
Levy 2Octs yielding e.645.47
Gerardstown valuation 553. $3.50
Levy l5cts. yielding $50 SO
Total revenue s7475 S.
y r Tax estimated ooo
Total revcnpe for 700, se-5 o.
DISTRICT ROAD TAXES 1904.
,oo
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-06-30
sHart,msbnra Craftsman

Inferred at the Post-Otfice at Martinsburg
W. Va, as second-class matter.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THIS PAPER RE-
cRIvED with the GUARANTEE that the
CIRCULATION Of the STATESMAN
EXCEEDS that Of any PAPER pub
. ished In Marfinsbarg. Berkeley
County, West Virginia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20
Snuhtr HittCrhutt.

U Ilnth 1nl II. Ne{cmUCI IINI m lhttt
lcptcl ESobnung. Gr. tGl2. Cit l'alllnloresSir,
Sophie Mttterhofi, geItebte @nltllt pnn GeltD
Mllicrnoll Nte HeeroianHN ttIoei 3nnnertna,
nli Der oGouoon gurt GcmclcrD" ilott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20
Ter Ebicnaucr Hanffrnd,.

Grct @clG Nniiitlitc. llItCr Der
Sciiung zines Mtonncs ltCbcno. iiro
III Chicago uoracitern 5uiommcu &c.
brodlcn, mn nrr Dem prolnptcn Gin.
Nrciien ocs Gbieogo'er ..GlCorin0
@ouie." Der %crcinigunQ Der @onfclt
bon Gbicogo, lit es 81 oonfcn, Oub
cir Sinon5 Eonit perhiltct morocn
lit. Nm Der Nep. Dorfcr @orie Der.
urind)tc Der 3uinmntenbrllf Gin Sol.
len Der Treiie; ollein oic GrflorunN
bes Gbicago'cr .Glenring Nolric."
hob Die Grebitcren Der Ghicogo'er
Nationol. gonf. ipie Der Some Sou.
inas' @ant" mo Der equitable
Srult 60" poq dusbe5oblt mcrocll
miirben, ~berubigte oic@emiitbcr mic.
Der. @os ober. Denn Die 9hicogo'cr
gonfen nift cingeiprungcn morcn?
lie Gerbinolid,tciten Der @nlib'id)cr
,sniiitutc mcrben ali 26 Millioncll
Collars be5iiiert, Die gftipo oii "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20

Go3G hcrgcrid ) pon &op a
bat cutlficocn, Oob Elm NGuobncr
Somo'a. DER Spirituoicn utter 9tody
nohnlc Dos Gctrogea o a%llBcrbalb
oea Stootca be5icbt. bnS Hedt bat,
bic HiidjobIrng ocS @ctrogea pom
Nbicnocr ollrd) oic @crid)tc 81 IT.
6mingcn. IS bonOclt lid i'll Oic'cm
Sale I'M Bier I'M Mcrtbc oon 5000.
ooa Gin >iomu'cr @ie0crmonn pom ci.
nCnl Nrnucr IN Wtilmnlitcc bc5oqcr.
Gr bottc 6 per Nohnobmc bc5obIt
mo %nerIonNtc Damn Den @ctro9 5lt
rid. neil Die Srun1ottlon gegen oo3
lo~0enunnte Wulci WcieB ueritoBe.
Gos bodltc @erid)t Oca StootcS
,Somo bat nlln ieincn Nniprltdl Iilr
bcgriinOct crtlGrt. 9ic GntiheiOung
mag oIlcr0inNa Dem &opu'cr 8clcbc
entiprehcn. obcr cine nctte Sortc BON
Wcicb mlB ce icin, 0oS cine lold,c
GntihciOlulG moglid mod)t oocr gar
criorocrt, Ole nid)tS onbcrca beoelltct
ais cine &icentiirung gorj orOln1ren
NCtruga mo Sdnuin0cl@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20
gefanntmadnmaen
Nb5uasfauaf.G ontmiiiicu Der Staot Baltimore.
ImcricantN cbauoe.
9oIt TINA ms ~ NJ, to0I

Baltimore. NO. IL. Sc5. 1905.
Nneebotc iucroen bon ocr sibSua3lanulsGom'
irtffiou Der Stdot baltimore fir oc EieierIiaa
bon THftrnuentcn mo Bacterial fir oa3 Sngea
ricir5 Sepnricment bciagier Gun1mifdon enige'
Gen gerommcn lperncu.
H~naebrtc miifieri in rcriicacItcn Gonnerten
nu oic Ab6uasfuuul Gontmifiton Der Slnot
Baltimore n~oreffirt rnS on Scr gubeuieiie
mdrfirt fein: nPtbs for Observation-Disclosures
ano SuppIicS Tor TIC SnaincerinG Scpnrtrrelt
Of the Scluernae GonlmiiiioIt." mo nniliien nm
oocr Dor ~ llbr Mittn9s am Sonrcritng. ben
2s. Schcmber 1905. an Better 2cnrn, iun.. ocII
9'priitcr teiaaicr Gommiiiiou. in hciicn 9iircan
I'M Northumberland dhGegchen iuerocn.
Scocs gnncbot mus bon eillcnt begLnubigteIl
Gbed bon $500. an Den ninppr mo Stuntratb
bon Baltimore 5nblbnr aelnndt. ~hca!citet iein.
Ter crfoIarcide Sicier mus Siirgifnfi itel.
IcnIro ole &oribrificr ocs Stnot CHARTERS in
HcStq nuf Gonirdlic crtiiuen.
zpctiiifat;onci ftnncn I'M Nitrcnll ocr ghs
yuQ5innal GoutmiiIiou am lith tnh Dem 10.
3cscmber 1905 erIunai lpcrocn.
Hus Ncft. irGcto zines nocr nle Iilacboie
ubSilueiicn. m bterInit por6ebnltcn.
Better 2cnrn, int,
Nrig. Sen. =. q. ". 4. ..
(Tes20.21 %nriuber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20
.Ncnrn SdlGfCr.

Is iinrb am 10. Sc5cmbcr 1908 Nellr1 Sdld'
ier ~ letltem 20: 9ebeusiubre. ]Nelleblcr @ailC
BON Sob1llilu Sdl1fer. %euuHnotc mo 5rcllltoe
Der camille fino adtunusuouut cilgelnocn, ocr
8eeroigin9 am Ssunertna, ~Jinhnttiaqs 32j
iIbr bon lelner Iebten gSobnuu9 W. gao SeI!
Salllnlotcs> frdbe aus bcIililpoDilel.
l3hl-hl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20

Muulano'S tiirfiide gGber.
GauIinbIt .yebdube, Vptamt sesen. ettts nffen
f0I,ou{toy--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20
MithuudL hcu 20. ScSrmbcr 1903.
Nd)t Scitcn.
Sdmubioc @GidDc I'M Scnat.

gei scr Nertbcllllll1 Der GnIllttcs
AGBc lit Scnutor Burton bon 2oll=
EOS lccr ulta9cgongcn. @oll5 III
SrbmunQ. Ger NCrr Seuotor iii be.
rcito nc0cu NiiBbroud)9 iciner Scno'
torcnuilroc 81 iutlolltcreit 3lpcdcll
5ncimul pro5cilirt mo bcioc WuIc
itulOi0 beiunocn mo 81 @cIon0nl6
mo @Cloitruic perlirtbcilt lporocn.
Is iuur clio gollj III Oronnn0, ocl'
Wonn iiir mcitcrca Wiitorbcltcn I'M
Scnut fult III itcIlcL Dcnnglcid) lid
bic lcbtc Nppcll T1Itnn5 nod nit Der
NngclcQcnhcit 81 bcfullcn bnbell miro.
Ni3 sur Gntid)clOulg III mo blelbt
SEER Burton nod Scnator. Sroboent
lcil1c Ghrc, luic lctn Nnichcn ltorf
rumponirt iin0, iGht ra linn nld,t Elm,
aus ircicn Stiiden ulli icir Senotor.
Slnt III uer5idtcr mo ibm Den Stuh!
Dor Die (biir 5t itBCn, gcht nld)t an.
neil Die &crinliltn6 beltlnmt, ooB
tcin Nolfspcrtretcr lelteo WtonoutS
pcrIuitiQ acbell bari. eS lei ocnm oilrd)
Gin oiicntlidcS Terinbrcn. Gen re
publifoniid)cn Scnutorcn lag obcr
ltidtS oorun. ibrcn repllblitonild)cn
GoneQCn IN oiicntlid)cr SlBll19 htl-
nltsSlnuciicn. Soa bGtte picl Stnn.
ool acgcbcn, mo oen iltd,t man I'M
SberboltS 0c1 9opitol5 Ill uCrmclz
Den. Hlcin Ser 0emofrntiidc Scnutor
0oilcu bon (cros id)nitt orn Burton.
6on porgcitcrn BOD, on. Tltt oic
G%ntgcgnulg Sales. 0uB Burton
ielbit gciuiinidlt babe, nid)t in Den
Gomitc'n pcrtrctcll jlt lctr, ert9eg
nctc @oiIcn, DOB Elm Scnotor cntuc.
Der 5u ollcn Vripilcaien bcrcd)ti0t lei
oocr. lpcnn To@ nidt Der Soil lei,
Don Der Scuotorenliitc gcitrihcn
lpcrocn iollc, Nui Die G%ntldrioung
DER Ippcl Sniton6 5lt mortclL lei mir
Den Scrlot iibcriliiilig. Ter Scnut
ielbit babe barber 81 cntidcioen.
lpcr miirbig ici. Die Senntorcntogo jil
trogen, Sd)on lcbt lei DER Iol @nr.
ton @cNcnItono ld)no00riger WlEc
nlti mnnd)cn Sbcnter. mo Wulifbol-
lens9ilbrrcn 0eluor0cn. Nerr Nuilcu
hat rcht, mcnn cr bcn Sc1ut an Ole
Wnbrung icinca Inlcbena mo icincr
@iiroc mubnt. Vtit Dem hobcn In.
iebcr, oos Der Scnat emit hottc, lit
Is l1llgit oubiL unO Der Scnat hat
Gas lclblt sum 9roBtcn Sbcll Der
ld)nloct, luell CT l1ld)t lelblt ilber Gbrc
unb Mti ieincr Mtitgllcocr 0cpnht.
lorbern Die 8cridlie bat cntldcl0cn
lol'cl1. is lln6 bcrglcld)cn Sale III
Den lcBtcn Sohrcn 5uoiclc %DorNclom.
men. Broom uou Utah. Glnu BON
Hcnninluolien. Iictrid) Don Acbrn2.
ia, Mitdell BON Oregon mo Burton
pnn aorln3 buttcn lid Dor 6cn @c.
rldlten III ncrnlltlportcr, lullr0cll
ollcr0lng3 nid)t uIlc ilbcrlilhrt lpic j.
y. Eictrid). VillB o0cr oori Die 81.
notorcmpilrbr crit oann obcrfonnt
lpcrOelL mcln lid ole WeiGngnibthii-
rem bintcr Dem Scnotor ldlicbcll
Ncus 9)orfcr platter hobcn III lester
3clt gor5 unuerbliinlt ocn Hildtritt
ncridNcoener NmocS.S cnotoren &c.
Iorbert. Goa limo 9Nintc nit Dem
3oumpiubl, 81 rciianircn. Nncin Ole
hod,nloaenhcn Scrrcn rcogircl ul,i
lold1e Wlnfc niht. Sic molcn Git
ln0 Stimmc inn Hoibc Der Nltcl,
llld)t pcrlicrcn, lid, ibrea mcitrCihcn.
Den Giniliiiea niht bc9cbcr. Gcl
Scnnt lit bo Die cinSiae &niton5 icil
Inicben mo icinc Miirbc III luobrcn
Oh er lid buju oiliro'lcn miro:
Sdperlih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20

Ser Mcrth oerim Stuntc
Wioinc biric9 ,Subr pcrpadtcu Gar.
Oincn" in @irfIid,fcit limo co9Oten'
hoocn miro aui $5,1OO,U0O &c,
ihGbt. Ter Sang miro oui tollicno
Minioncn Slide pcronid)Ingt. Ter
hcltri0c Grtrng Der 6iid)crcicn oeS
Stuutc1 MoibinQton miro ouI TO-
$4,000 Collars bcrpertbct. 9Sic lotNc
NoS luohl nod iortgebcn tonn?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20

Ter &0nt0 pom Wurttcm nj
bcrN bat Dem observation-disclosures Of.
@roicn bon Zeppelin. Der orrdl lei
ilcn tilbncn GrfunoiGungarttt ont
G(niong ocs oritid, itur5oiiid)cnaric.
Nca uno rcuerOingS bllrdy ieinc Grit.
1djifi. &crilld)c bcfunnt lit. Den Gbu-
ruftcr einC0 @rncrulS Scr aouullcric
Ucrlichcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20

GieGiufu brpon Sumclcn
mo GocIitcincn miro oiClcs Sobr III
Nmcrito ulle3 biabcr GoQcuCicnc
iibcrtrciicn. Nuli mcbr ola 81 WtiIlio'
ncn Collars miro iidI Die Sunnlc be
%lolriclr. mcld)c an oua NlISluno Iiir
&muclcnidmlld be5oblt miro, llNtil.
lioncu mChr ais IcBtca \Sobr. &rNcno-
no mltB olio ood) GroBc Froipcritdt
iein, mcnlr mir inns cincn Iolhcn Sll.
ylta geitnttcn tOnIlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20

Sic Schnid dc SOD d) II c
il, Gurnnltoot pciit III Oicicn Scnlc.
Tier micocr cine gcltciQcrtc Grculucll5
oni. @Ghrcnb oes SomncriCmc.
tiers luorcn t177StubircnOc mo $40.
ipitunicn inlmntrifulirt I'M Mintcr-
ScntcItcr lit Die 3obl oli 1908 &c
itic0cn. Ger Sehrf0rpcr lest lid ans
- oroCntlifcn YrolcllorcR. ! &ono.
rur llnh oilbcrorocntlidCn Eroiclip.
rem. IS Schrcrn nm Nrluot Go5cl.
ten mo II g|iliitcrtcn jrlnnmlCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20

unicrc Iusfubr int no
nat Noucmber mciit cine bcocltcnoc
Stcigcrrn9 gegen Die Nl@iubr I'M
Nopcnlbcr 1904 oui. S~clouocrS Niilt.
itio ItcQt lid ser @cr9Icldl IN ser
Iuaiubr BON 9rooitoiicn uon oenel,
mir I'M Hopenlber 1904 iilr ~6.17t,69l
Collars crportirten, lettcn ?topcmbcr
oo0cgcn iiir t7.379.0U Collars. Gle
groBtr 3ilnotme baben Mciicn mo
Mebl III per5eihnen. Mud oic Mus
illbr BON Sleiif, Sdmol} WIO lcbcn
ocn Shlod}ttbieren bot bctr0d)tlid)
juNcnonnlen. sic itiea bon rlrno Is
Miaioncn Collars ollf ISL. MtiIlio.
men. Niir Die obeelniicncn eli Nh,
rote ite1t lid Die Mnsflbr Der &crei
niotcn Staotcn an @etrci0c. Baum.
wple, 1leiid lno Minernl 0cIen oui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20

Or Stills Wcneral u II
molt Nornlon gibt Dem Fra'locntcl
Mooiepclt nc0Cu icincr MeiBpnldumtI
ocs iriihcrcnWtNinc SefrctGrHl(or.
ton einigc blttcrc Fiucn III If)Irdcil.
Nr. Wtorton mar iohrelung Frolloellt
Der Ithinlou, (opcfu II. Sonto Sc
Nuhn. III mcldlcr Der o%lCl0enonlltc
Nabott Sfon0ul porIam. @cnerol.
Imualt Nornlon mo Sr. Nl0lon
lplrrocn nit Scr lln%tcrilld)unQ oerSo'
die betrout. Tic 3luilhenltootlld)e
Nonoclp Gonnntiliion bate bcrclt9
bcridytet. ooB Die @cicuidloit oo@ &c
lcB 0c9cn MISUNDERSTANDING iabre'
lana in iIogruntcr Mcile pcrlcbt hus
be. Sormon mo &1blon bcoltrog
ten llnl cin Ncrihtlid)cN &orgebcn &c
ocn Die Nubn, ullcin Der Illtru0 lullr
DC pom ErGiiOcntcn unO icincn Moth
1cbcrn llid)t NcbllllNt. Sic hclocd
gmu0ltc lc0tcn boroui lbrc Hcglt
r~lnoo0mter nlc0cr. Sr. @nrlitnn
laqt MN: Ser Froll0ent 'dllttt lid)
ielbit oit. @crcftiNtcit III ilbcn NM
eincll brieilihcn ErojcB nb5liboltelt
uno pcrfiinoiptc OILS Helllltot eiteNrt
arclBlrng 5uiitlcn Grciiprcd)nng mo
Nc1uubiNung, mo ooa lpitroc Don
@cncrol Nmuult Wnoop 9cbllllAt.
@cnn nm nod, Scnlnno ctipd2 bon
Der mcitcren &criolgun9 0ea Sale"
crmortetc. 10 mnlBtc er ehttolt'd)t
wcroen I'D, pciB nidt, OBJ cS Srn.
,\thion UNI mir bcIlcr ergolt9cll
mGrc; ober ippieI mciB idl, oob c@
ltiht scr rcd)tc &c0 iii, einen Frojeb
St NGluimnctl. nclll1 mani noll ooril
bercin pcrfilnoct. ooB nld)tS oorol'
lit. ulo 0cn Sal bunn IN DC @n1rc
zines NupoltS 9Ibt. bon ocnt erluar.
tct miro, ooB CT biclc Nnlld)t thellt."
Muwlano's tiirfiide 8Gber.
GanitabIt. yebdnbe, gpftamt sesen. etsts ntien
f9uouft2X-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20

90 hobcH nun i'll SoH0ol II
mo in Berlin groBc NcrbrilOcrunaa
Ncriommllmgcn ItattgCfrn0en. Oh
moa babel bcrnllSfommcn miro? Sic
britiide Nomirulitot bat nebcn oent
anrol @cihmuoer nod Gin bclnll
idcS @cidnuocr crrid,tct nlli Soften
Der 6lottcnmodt it Sitnlicn ltnO I'M
M|ittelnlecr; cineW oBnobmc Der man
ntr cine Gcutllng unterlcgcn fam,
uno iibcrciirigc cngliifc Worlnc 81
.%ii5icrc bobcn muSgcplnuocrt, ooB Die
A~nhGuiung scr itGrtitcn Sd)lod)t
lhiiic I'M @uual 9c9cn Gcittldlluno
acrittct ici, IS lit Damn pom 2iplo+
motcn micocr cingelcntt luor0cn. Nag
lciit, oub bo2 mere cnglild)c aobt1ct
Gcutidlono gcgcrlilbcr cine @oltullN
cirninmt, Die niht bios correft ut,
oic olrd) Die Nnuohcrllllg@pcrludlc
cinilllBrcidcr cnglildcr luic ociltldlcr
arciic Ole Shottcn Der lcBtcn Sabre
bcicitiat. Sic MoNIihtcit lit oo. al
lcin bel ocn Ncbcrcicn Der cngllId)cil
9rciie lit cS lpcnig mnbridciltlldL bdB
oic ISricocn@ircum0c in Gr9lano oo@
SbcrmollCr bctOnlnlCr1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20

1872 Wiaioncn Collars gegcn 6lt1%
MiQioncn in ocn crlten eli Monntcn
bca SobreS 1904.
Sic 10 cm Dorf Srtbune"
id)rcibt: Manor WicGleuon'a SOL.
tlu0 elmer cbrIihen 3GbIltng Der
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linn @ercdtigfcit 5u Gbcil lpcrOen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20

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frrjc Scrtcrfldrnngen ju Ncn Tor
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-20
SumiIo Sprlcbcin.

GS ftnrb am II. 9c5cmbcr 1903 ltnd ldr9cs
rem 3etoct souiia Surlebeiu IN lbrenl As Hc.
benSiabre, %gcIie6te Satin bon IS, g, 9orIebett
uno Iohtct! BON 8. II. @uAclbullpt lllo oct
pcritorbcnen Minnie Maric GnGcIbunpt Sic &c
erol9ltle ttitoct @sitfm Oh, Ocn 20. Seieulhcr,
gndlntliiags z tttbr, bon iUrrr IcGicn @obnInN
gir. 1915, @ilienS g](ucnuc. ans ItGd ocr oeuts
fhen lniberiidcn CT. EduIss0trhe, Gde 6rcs
mont gncnle lno SuraiUOu StruBc, mn l23 uDr
iidit. Neifebnna %pribntint. C3j2-D
The daily tribune., 1905-02-20
Lecture Series Clos ed.

With the building filled to its ut
most seating capacity Or. Koehne v no
for week has been giviuxs nightly
lectares in this city much 10 the en-
tersaipment Of the public. gave his
dnsl discourse- in the NJ E. church
yesterday morning aud last evening.
The morning subject Was Immoral
itv" and rh.t of the evenings DIS
course The Crucihxion.'
The auditorium and Epworth league
rooms were filed with attentive hear
ers. II is said the sirendspcs Was
nearly 1000. DIR. Koehne during all
his lectures delivered in this city at
sracted large audiences to hear him
and all of them have been the most
remarkable and powerful lectures ever
produced upon a Florence platform.
The daily tribune., 1905-02-20
colonist Rates Via Rio Grande

From March 1st to May 15 and Sept.
10 to Oct. 3Ist colonist rates will be in
effect to various points in Idaho. Mont
ana, Oregon, Washington and Cali
fornia. See .. 7. Mebzel. Agt.. for
further particulars.
Special rates in effect March lst to
May 10 and from Sept. 10 to Oct, 81
via and r. g. and connections.
Butte. Mont 800 90; Portland.
Oregon. s25 90; Tacoma s25. 90; San
Francicso. s25. 90; Los Angeles, s25. 90
and other low rates to various points
in Montaua, Idaho. Oregon, Washing
ton and California. Liberal stop over
privileges. See O. T. MenzeI. Agt .
for further particulars II
The daily tribune., 1905-02-20
Suspense.

lhttle George. aged 1--WE. had been
watching his mother bottliDg root beer
in the kitchen. Having filled all the
bottles en- hand. Mrs. Brown went
into the cellar for another. On her
return she noticed the small boy had
dounk the contents of one bottle. and
in reprimspding him she said /:
"Geoeie don't you know there WAS
yeast in that beery''
Late she happened to look out of the
window. only to see little George. pale
rs a ghost, sitting in the yard holding
ON to the grass with both hands.
"why. Georgia. " she cried, "what
is the matter Why are you sitting
on that wet grass
Looking mp at her with a thoro-
uehly frightened look. he replieo:
IN waiting to bust" "
The daily tribune., 1905-02-20
Group

Begins with the symptoms of com :
mon cold: there is chilliness. sneez-
ing. sore throat. hot skin, quick pulse,
hoarseness and impeded respiration
Give frequent small doses OF BallaId d g
Horehound Syrup, the child will cry
for it) and at ths first sign of croupy
cough, apply frequently Ballard s
Snow LinimenG to the throat.
Mrs. A. Vtiet. New Castle, Colo.
writes. March 10th. 1901: 81 think
Ballard's Horehound Syrup won.
derful remedy. and no pleasant. -
25c, 500 and 81 90. Sold by Flor.
ence Palace Pharmacy and A. A.
Hull.
The daily tribune., 1905-02-20

The land in this part of the Ar
kansas valley is now in a high state
of fertilization ard after being plowed
up will be in good farming condition.
The heavy snow of the last few weeks
and the unusual amount on the
mountains guarantees an abundance
of water for farm usage during the
coming season. Incidentally speak
ing. there may be some foods. too.
The daily tribune., 1905-02-20

Guilinger and Hessick are busy ON
the Lobach oil well. The weather
permitting thoy ought to be down 90
the oil in the next six weeks. We
will be pleased to announce in these
columns that they have brought in q
gusher. 1t does look as though the
small fish" were going to have .
show for living.
The daily tribune., 1905-02-20

the wild animals that during the coal
snap came close to town. back to their
haunts. Steve McConber shot a large
wildcat close TO town the third hs
has killed in ten days. There are
many foxes and coyotes to be seen
outside the limits of the city.
The daily tribune., 1905-02-20

County Road Overseer Perkins has
force of men at work blasting
out some sand and cement shale be-
tween here and Coal Greek for filling
chuck holes in the county roads 1t
is claimed that its shale makes better
repairing material than dirt filling
and will last much longer. When
plenty is put on the road is said to be
almost as good as though cemented.
The daily tribune., 1905-02-20

T. NJ. Howelis has received two
swell wall cases for displaying his
stock. The cases stand very high
aud are quit, costly. He has stock
on the road to fill them Mr.. How
ellis trade has wonderfully increased
since moving into his present quarters
and nearly doubled during the first
week.
The daily tribune., 1905-02-20

Because Name. M.ntelli would not
appear in II TrAvatore at Salida the
manager of the opera house called the
production of and returned the mc,ey
to purchasers Of tickets That's just
what should have been done in Canon.
The company worked LeadvilIe the
same ~ il did Canon. =