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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-07
LOCAL NEWS.

Wagons and buggies sold at Tex.
shop. 29tf
Peeler's House-Star Brand Shoes
at cost. 1t
from Portales.
J. M. Russell left last night for Pc
cos on business.
Early June Apples at Sacramento
Market. Phone 425. IA
DR.. I. J. Morris returned to Lake
Arthur this afternoon.
D. A. Majors will appreciate you
trade. Shop 2O3 E. End. 29t15.
w. E.. Bell came down from Elida
last night on business.
Everything for everybody. Makin's
End Hand Store for bargains. 34tf
John Shaw went to Dexter last
night, returning this morning.
Figure with B.. F. Smith when you
want buggy painting. Phone 175. TIT
Fine fat beef, veal and chickens at
Sacramento Market. Phone 1926. IA
Blue print maps of the Roswell oil
fields at Carlton & Bells Office tt
George Slaughter returned last
night from a trip to his Texas ranches
D.. A. Majors will do the best black
smith work at a reasonable price.
2O3 E. End. 29t15.
Miss Maud Lewis went to Dexter
last night to spend a week with Miss
DureH Waskom.
FOR SALE At a bargain, 100 ac-
res unimproved land neal Roswell.
Address P. o. Box 525, Roswell.
32t3*
q. F. Deem went to Hagerman last
night to visit relatives and to look
after business.
Mrs. J.. K. Hearte, wife of the
Lake Arthur hardware man, return
ed home last night.
w. M. Bevers has returned from
an extended business trip to Mineral
Wells and Fort Worth.
James Hamilton, the tailor, left
last night for Hope, to spend three
weeks hunting, fishing and getting
fat.
J. B. Newton and wife and Mrs. ].
P. Smith arrived asst night from Jen-
nings, La, and will probably locate
here.
A. Fisher left last night for Dex-
ter, from where he will go on a trip
to Carlsbad, Toyah, Pecos and pos
sibly FL Paso.
F. H. Harris came down from Bowl
ma last night to remain in Roswell a
few days. He is doing contracting
work on the new railroad there.
An elegant home n S acres of
land on South Hill to trade for resi-
dence property down town or lands
down the valley.-Carlton & Bell.
w. P. WOOD sold three suits yester
day. He has the goods and the prices
See him for your next suit, also for
cleaning and repairing. 11Sk North
Its
w. S. Miller returned from Elida
last night. He was there four days
looking after his sheep before start
ing on a months pleasure trip to
Los Angeles.
Engineer w. M. Reed went to
Carlsbad last night. From there he
will a k a trip to Roosevelt, A T.,
see the Salt River irrigation prof
ect which the government is con-
structing.
Prof. VIM. M. Heiney, superintend-
emit of schools at Carlsbad, who has
been doing institute work in Oklaho-
ma and visiting in Portales n Ros-
well on his way home, left last night
for Carlsbad. Il
Having once worn boots or shoes.
made to order, o will never buy
my other kind. Amonett, the manu-
facturer n dealer in harness and
saddles, also makes and repairs fine
boots and shoes.
Capt. Jack Fletcher returned this
morning from Dexter. He reports that |
he Sunday afternoon band concert
oy the new band of Dexter was a
great success, and the people there
we're well pleased.
EnlarQfno Air Rusfnese 4
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Thwing, OF
Houston, Texas. came in last night
to look over the oil situation.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-07
My Cottage for Sale.

plete homes with all modern conven-
fences in the Pecos Valley. Rented
for $3.50 per month. Will sell for
$25O.OO less than actual cost. My rea-
son for selling is that l need the mo-
ney. Take q look at it. First house
north Of DR.. Vea1's on Richardson av-
enue. Cali up Totten & Keinath's
ranch at AItesia, or address Chris
Totten. 76tf.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-17
See Here. Look!

We the people Of the Colony,
keen in stock sewing Machine as
~. ,,p,;es cor all Leading BRANDS
If Sewing Machines, sucn =
N shuttles. BobDins,
winding rubbers, Tensions
s !" Belts and set screws va
.,.o Man that understand. sa,us Fr'.sea.
r'.ma' viii, do you right And @ yo sou have
R'sht. al, at his OFFICE As and o o'a psos
Of cope! any Yours For Ru'ns's'
our Sunnlie'' ,,.u.vn,e Fowls,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-17
Orea'h!on and
Fo1 r,ation.
Oh
FEW AND aEsrlLE,

,...,;ve work. God sa'a is' " God
~. man ~ our image sitter our MA;
;.,..,s 20 God Crsassd man 10 loo
d. own image in the image ., mic
God Created he him; AA'e Anu Of
Created he them. aad gave
them aomioioa over the fish OF Sea- q,
Tow, ., Dir, and beast OF the h''a Inn
u, cattle and creeping things 'oas a.
cr.epe.h upon the Whole 'a's ).
~ ~. earth. OF every thing !,
TIN, ucve.h on the earth "her' >,
,h,rs is life, i Civ. u you Gsnti'e' !
And God b,e.ssd them tgsos''e''
saving, be fruitful multiply and =. 81,
,.,,.h the earth, and sabdus III,
-. h.vs dominion over ali ths's
a. stated above aud ever all the
a,,,h. Note God gave them '0'
.-..,.d male .nd iema's) dOm'o-
ION and power to illuminate AVID 70
bring every thing in subsection 90
,h.m treutiles) and blessed ''e'n
nsNlt
and commanded tScm to ~0"'p'
and ropleuish or p0p0'''' ~.
earth. (,ate notice dear readers,
c,.;asr wha, access they had a"'
the privilege that wero s'A'''
them (gsotiles).
does not this, frankly and p'"''
T., .e, forth u people male an
,.m,ls ia this worry position
,ho .tatsmeu. made above IN ID
article OF writing extracted ''0
,hs blessed word OF 10
Bear in mind this is God" ~0'
tDo, maus) then God sa'a
created man male ana 'S'h"''
..s sixth day and gave them &c
iniou over all the earth and "''
contained. even the creep
thing. Of the earth and OF the
aud gavo every green herb to u
for meat, and it WIS 30 a0a
.aw everything he had cwa'e'
made. aud i, was good and
c.od. Gen. first chapter
By these plain truths We so
ro.,i,e from the reading Of
frs, ve,ss OF the sch. of Gen
A;s work Of Creation was c''
treaa) thus the heavens a.
earth were su'shs" aud al
hos. OF them. (Gen. s-p
Finished. complete, perfe'
rood. and very good; saith
7. this not IN uuqaestiona'
,...So hla atat GmCuN
Gods word immu,aele, eve
ing, uocAang'ng, enduring
and ever. heaven and cal
pass away, butmy word
pass away: Bns shall sta
eternity say. ood praise
Amen. And God sai' he r
.suctiaed the 7'h' day
tina, in It he had restsa "
workswhich God created
And after 1000 years "a'
o foscpe day with lord
tore the plant was " !"
tho herb beioroit grew
had no, caused IT to ray
earth; and there was nc
I'll, the ground. lin ="
| v),hon we read in 2
first verse ITO witt thu
on and the earth W
and al the hos, OF
read 10 Gen. 2-aV y
noa had mot caused il
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-17

~ al i.rnsl - = - ~
3. e..,.l, "a IesaiAsA We ~
!. .,sasils - bseask = M; '.e ('A
:, ss.sns : Iivias sssl And sae -
[,ord 81 blasted ! sasdsa s''s- pl'
..ra i, sdsa; sad there b p.s y
4. man whom hs bad formed. and !.
q, Of ID. ground nsds the Lore
God 10 gov every tree shas
,,.:,.o, 10 III. sight and good sos y
,ooa. the .r.. Of life also II The
w,d.. OF til. garden, and the reel
Of xno~lssgs Of good sna CIV
| And til. Lord God commanded
u. man, loo.e IN. the singular
lpums.rl saying Of every tree o.
the garden thou u.y.'s freely ''';
h., al ID. tree Of knowledge OF
GOOD aud evil, thou ,hslt DOT 90
(of il: for in tho day thou sass's
thereof thou shalt sarsly die.
u rhou shalt suraly die, speaking
:. Ito Adam, thou, q, to Adam, "'0"e'
(" I'm. different when speaking TO
'''il Identities tho male and i'"s''
"e GRATED on the sixth day Got
~ b,e.ued them lilo the plural oa"
m hsr, blessed them saying be ira''
70 tu,. multiply and rsplso''h ~
=" earth Them. more than ono. II
'''' Geu,ilesl and the Lord said /"
'p' no, good for man [ths Jew 10
'o' alone, I Gill mako him DC
'e'e, m.,. for him: Doss mol u
aua ~, scripture above describe 'ne !
'"''' ne,p,s tho Jew and Gen"'e
Creation and Formation! yes
-. di.pu,aOlo evidence Tread and
Lord God said i. ia not good Il
w. .l,hs man should be alone;
,lmakv hun u AsIp meet Tor
i,ody Gen. 2-lS.
,,,rd Then said,
"A hel And out Of The ground tho
=. =, Eoa formed every boast OF
!. a,u lse,d. aud every fowl OF the
III il and brought them 70 Adam y
~h., he would call them
III. Sc. Adam gave names to all ''''
ia ,aem to fowl q, air aud to every
nd ,,od Of the field; but tor Aoa"
and ga. no, found help meet
"a very md tn. Lord God caused
.loop to fall upon Adam
Q see and slept; and he took one OF
i, Of the and closed up the f'esn
ian, thu. thereof and the rib which :
complete God had taken from man
IS aud the . woman and brought her
A ali the man and Adam said 'h's
~ toue Of my bones an' mes
and As,p sbe shall be ca''so
because shs was taken gu
'"''" WV read Gen. Och 19-2e-21-
'nso'e ""' I. This the above, not pr
MI yea IT'S ,orial evidence! Does o.
ever ab'd. forth . created man, ma
ing for ever male, created On tho
-.s NAV and then after he said
tho IN. dAy, then form
I'd shall po' WV .,., =, ,he OF
stand 10 D" no, Cod say he gave
nise 'S' h''0 people, male and female
he rested ami ITO, ,,sr tho " no
day because ,dsd them to m
ID from all hi' ,.h ,hs ear,h On
,tcd and maaa 80 have domiu,e
, had expired, .o,. ..r,h and svcry
'ord) ana Dc Cd, [Roadl and God
I" the e'''"' [Gcu,ilcsl and 60
REV. TOT WV them, be frui'fu'. .
rain upon the "A r.n,eni.h the Gu,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-17

!. l,.... ! ia, - !.
ia Cd ~ ~ ~
u. y.-a .sss.s = - sAs's &
am, o. Id - - -
p,.s.a Mn. - - !, :. "a isss
u i. ~ sasasn =. Dr. = e. !.
i keep Il s.A sAss - =. =. n
-, =. d 80 Il Ads.s s's.l :
|sor sslp nsss Tor A's'
Viii. Ne srsassa man I'D ~
Ei.-als ~ shs ~hilsi Asd nsa
,ov ever on. sbossaaa ysA'' os-
| ,ors Ad.a ltbs Jsw) Vas i're'a
J from .h. pu.. Of the ground; nov
!: can anyone after s'sd'e& .e
4 r,.io Scriptures - the s'o''
statements, io.ud 10 a''s eng
y .,oond Chapter. q Gen. syn
l,,.;m thu. Creation and For"'
:. 10, A.. synoo,mous terms; wi''0o
20 !. I. ,,,, Of .b. Scriptures cont'F1
Il. ,,,. and b..r MS out aud CORES
cd ,o,d with .hos. Chapters, Gen.
'm- Yea and Amen. Again 70 SUI
~ i'm. Two cb.rac.sr' or %" .
-. entities. read Gen. 9 Oh. H.
, isl And i. came to pass, whom %
DO e.xan TO multiply on tho race
help ,h, o.r.b, and daughters "
this ,oro unto them, (sbs Gent
'~0 ill.,, :, .ops Of God (Jew') 50"
,,,.,, Of mon that '"ey '
d tho t.,r. ,b.. they they Sons OF
.tha. .oot them wives Of oil which
will ,h,o... Notice 10 the s's''
l'~' above, 10 speaking Of d''s''
man. ,b., the soas OF Goo
.a\,h.. they were fair, here 10
., TIL. ing OF tn. e'o''''' he called
no a,r; men. tbs. daagh'sr' we're
to ... INTO them (csnsi'e') 81
m; and speaking OF tho ''" or
tile ADD ,orm.a man he said the
y 0e''' ,eod saw tho Daughters
y" - ,;,, ,s.. they were far
o deep dist'nc''on
and he people i. i. mott And the
+ his ribs cod took them wives Of
h Instead choo.. another vio'a'''
! the LORD .bomiu.ble work to ct
u made he .,.u and q
n unto the va"
:. !. now, .hoy participated in
..h Of my ..om,o.b,e thing, when
ID woman' pent begu''eo eve
out Of man ,h.v wore comtnanoe'
1 -e2-23 vs.. - n do with the
plan scsip. ~ m, 40 much q
Wv ~. .,a 10. !. (GsDu'ss, for God '0'
.i,,b a.v\,b. p.y they did
he rested shalt surely D'e' WV
med o msn Gods command and
ground! Did With the Geo''les anu
tn. created IN the very day
a,e [Gontilo.] would. For '0o'
, ri, earth aod day With tho Lore
multiply and "s' +. u
'"o 10 a. we cali years -
''on over 'oo ner one year or 20.
I0x
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I = - - 81, s
- ios,Aks. ~ I.ssa, 10y /, 49, !! L
,,,,ol.l Is. Hsly y. y l. y
q. .sess, sl.y ars soss s.'y
baekssfd.
v. eoald sivs many r'issss'es
10 nov sSs s~o ns. theory. 0as
!. sAall eloss 5000. Nsvsfses'ss.
- will now rstsr 70 the NV
Testament ecriPtarss ~ O0"o''T
aioo.
Va ssd recorded 10 St. 'ona
Itch. IS -s5. ) We and the Jews
reasoning among themselves and
Il saying. whore Will hs 60, 70 'o'
(dispersed among the Gsnt''s'! .
whore viii he goi Il not VI
y evidences Of Jsw and Gsntiiss II
n and tho Jews we're blinded .
s. marbles 80 they could not. ands
IL n.nd Cbr,sts mission Oh carr
40 Chris. came to seak and 10 "a
,al,but which was lost thu s'no'
lew that had mingled win
iGeotilea and remove or tear %
nen tho middle wall Of partition
OF tv.eu them Jew and Cen"
'srs and remove the cursc from
''''' people IJowsl granting h''
the ~. TO tho Gentiles that
were should bear their own s'oa'
God This blindness will last till
.bey)lfo,ue,s OF Gen,ilss come I'M is
amen, come to pas. YETI IS tho inln'
,.,,o of tho Geu,ilss come in 70" :
=, read tho Apostle Paul q mi
Of the gospel cf unoircume's'
,,em the t;en'ii0a.
u For We know in part. a
:. ;,,propbssy in part but VIII
....) which 10 periectis como tn'
(which 10 in part shall I
' away. 1 Cor. IL cb. s-i'
Oh n'' more evidence! Yes. a
Another ssrniug the gospel they. III
30 two arc enemies for your sak
. sens Of Ceu.iissl but - touc'
al thew election they the Jowsl
"a beloved for the Fathe
:. Rom. 1928. Gas Paul 90
o0 wba. then? Israel h
sve w"e" obtained that which h
the same for; But the election hal
/, tho SER ed il and the rest wer'
be rsrden according as it is VIII
, - have hath given them the
.,., slumber, eyes that they
ace. ears that they
10 " sbould not hear, unit
Id Adsm ~ and David said let the
they (Jsw' made . snare and q
they brake stumbling block and o
oil mins'e unto them 1.-The jews
Adam died eyes DO d.rkspsd that
tod said he not see and bow down
ys.rs wa . always Paul says
A and Adam stumbled that they
h. died. See God forbid. but ra'
lied 10 years their fall 1.-THE Jewsl
per 1866 days como INTO tho Cent?
$50 days &C. them to, Jealousy :
~ "a hours ,7.-X-o-l0-ll. !
d sp.ks COP. above Scriptures eel
t,hs Jsws) Of and Gen.ile' Yes
ae.11,imL ~hnva Scrip
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Nns ocm Snncrcm WarDlanb'S nuo
ben angrcnjcnocn Staatcn.
9eg ina Sclb it III

St u ~ Ill U | D.
Sn @aitGersburg, Montgomerp.
Gountp. Fat Sobn Sing. Der sc.
idGftsfiibrer elmer autidetiobrif,
Sclbltnloro begongen, inbem or iid)
nit eincm Ncpolucr eridoB. Sing
binterloBt cine Srmn uno peridicoene
aiuo. gr bate ieinen Glnt Der.
loren.
Gin 9cin M II
Sn Der NGbe bon 0iderion, Wonts
gonlerp = County, mllroe oem Irbei.
ter CHARLES TupoQ, lpeld)er fir Die
Gontrattoren +. $. Clements & So.
arbcitete. Elm @cin 5lpiif)en einem
@nggon uto elmer 2ofonlotipe 10
ld)linm 5crqiictidt, onb oniielbe IN
cinem Soipitol IN @olbington alrls
putirt meroen mlbte.
6run5oe cit in + inc G.
ton.
Die IOmirGlc lu1o GapitGllc ser
ialnntlidcn iral5oiild)cn ullo nmeri.
faniid)en ariegsidiiie inn Saien bon
aniopoIiS %reiltcn geItern iriib nod
@oibington, no lie am Nod)mittog
Die @Gite bcS Slotteliefrctors Bona
porte mo am 9lbcnb Die @1ite oeS
fran5oiilden 9otihaiterS SrIierano
moren. SGlnmtlife Sfii5iere febren
beute friib nad) annopoliS 5uriid,
I'm al Der @runoiteinlegung zines
Tenfmols iiir Die iron5oiiidenS oloa.
ten, Die allf Dem @runoitiide oes st.
Sobn . Goucgs" beeroigt iino, Sbeil
5l nebmen.. Im Srcitag friib per.
lniicn Die Shiiic Die 8bebe bon Mn.
nopplis mo oalnit Iinb bic ofiijieqcn
8eltlihfeiten nbgcid)loilen.
Gle q it der M ii i.
zen Strafe be5abl e. II.
Gas areiseeridt BON glnne Arun-
Def . Gountp bat Die llrtbeile oes
Sriebensridters ,Spbn s. Iauis III
Ve5ug ouf alle NliiterniiiherfGQe i'm
letten @inter beltGtigt. Die e%rlnlie-
nen Stroien pdren mie iolgt: Setter.
ion Topis bon Baltimore, 5nei Sale.
$705.52 nno $134.t0; George 9.
Webltcr BON Baltimore, $t45.0S;
Sreocrid Simpfins bon Baltimore,
5000; Neger Wiliam @olloce BON
Someriet . Goluntp, 5000; Sobn
!. Sing BON Baltimore. $156.75;
Sobn $. Sones bon Baltimore, $40
81; Miaaro 2. !. Sones bon golti-
more, $t41.06. Sn Oen foIgeloen
5Glen miro bic Viirgidait, welhe
bon Srn. Solepb W. Srailtmein bon
annapolis geIteat wuroe, fir pcrfol'
len crfl1rt. nenn Die 9ctreiic,loer
iif nldt ioiort meloen: Snlp u. 6.
Erice bon Baltimore. $226.50; Ne.
ger Sobn @iie bon Someriet.G ointp,
$62.82; @iniam Hepel bon 9alti'
more, $12.40.
Snbioncr bcirotbet II So
gerstomn.
Sn Sagerstolpn erbielt %porgcItern
Der Snoianer @emi.s gairb ponSnei-
ba. Wisc., cine 2icen5 gum Seirotben
nit SRI. Clara =. Smith bon Gar
isle, Ya. Tas Yoar mltroe bonn
Yaltor &ieficr in ser reirnl. 3ions-
Stride gctraut. Ter "a Sabre altc
Yr1iiiisam lit ein biibid)er Snoiancr
pom glodfeet Stumme. oeiiei'
S1iiptling iein Tatcr luor. Gr be-
iud)te Die Snoiuner Sd,nle in Gor.
isle, mo ct oas iurae Maoden fen.
nen lernte. IoiieIbe lit auBerg.-
p5bnIid biibid) utb gut cr5osen. TaS
Yaar miro in Oneida mobnen.
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SAITH. Waaer.

@ir perfaufen ale Sorten bon 3nt.
Ifen, Nunabprts nit @uf,mi-Mub.
reifen, gnagies, Daptons uno @agen.
2adir- uno Holiterarbeiten. .2ette.
ring" nnb Meparaturen. 9eitellunsen
fir ale srten BON Hferoegcidirr an
.aenommer. Nr. 2, Gaitern-Npe. nnb
CAT. ADenMe, (Npr4, tYiD
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Shiffsfartrn bpn unb aadj 1cntid.
aIan6.

Bon Baltimore Biz Bremen: ga.
lite $40 nilb $47.5O: Wremen-@a!.
timore $50. Co. Munoreiie 81 biuige.
rem Vreiie. 1hes. $. Diener 4 Co.,
217 Ch-Yaltimprc-S irahc.
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@abcn fir bic Nutblcibcnben in
San Tranciscu nno Californian ipcr'
ocn int Sircan bcs rScntidjcn GOrrc.
ipunocntcn," Mr.413, Cit.galtimorc.
Strafc, cntacscn scnOmmcn nnb TO-
fort an bic snitGnSi9cn @camtcn Scr
yHotbcn &rrn5 : @ciclidaft" abgc'
Iiefcrt mcrocn,
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Gle Mute alton fam
geltcrn gum 9lbihllB; Die @eidyaits-
Icitte boben nody 5ebu Gage 3eit, III
peld)en lie ole porrGibigen NuIterl
perfauien oiirfcn. Nod, oe1 Nniid)-
ten Der @eld1itSlellte non Die Soi-
ion ioiueit mn Elm tbeilpeiier Griolg.
Gas Scrlongcn nod gllten Iltltcrn
mar oicien @intcr bel @eitem nidt
10 Grob, olS III anoeren Sobren.
Gieicr llmitono mag ollf ooS miloe
@ettcr 5lriid5uiiibren icin.
Sbr Neffe bccrbt c. -
Nod) Dem Seitomcnt Der onn %.
NpriI aeitorbcnen sSroll Nnto 9opp
bat bicielbe ibr gciommtes Tornlos
gen ibrcm Hcficn 2oilis gSeliel Der.
mod)t. Gos 9citoment mar idyon Dor
ci1lgen Sobrcn gcmad)t worben.
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Sin idGncs nnb niitIid)eS 0eidcnf
fir Nnerb0riec 1T imtHer cine lcbens.
gruRc photographic pber cine Tint.
Ieriid boilcnbete Gopic cines alten
yilbes 1T Grapon, WaHerfarbe, Del
uSer Taitell. Die idSniten @abinct.
bilbcr MIR 81 pro 0nteno.
Snlims Sebbel, oelitider Nbotograpb,
321 Wurb.W aD.S trahe.
(tt1-)
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Staet Baltimore.


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,Sbe Srrdno Nob".
,Ganetn, Sbcdter." Sieic gSobe: fd9lt6
siuei Iaioepiue= Soritenntgcn.
.Nlbouab's Sbeater." = Sicfc 9Sohe: Srl.
QcrcD &a9ipcl it cinem Tomcnloien pbnrtatita
fhen Shnuipicl.
Vaicbal I'M r~Srinie'4arf". Eonncriina,
nci 90, 9lpril, gtahmiitagS A ubr, Baltimore
Sraturicn. Vereiu ppu Baltimore" Sona
~reriina, ben PC. slpriI. SIS IbcnoS. qtS6tS
10. @fnlm, 6oratio @arier's "@ord Nlontiitna"
,,Wcrmauta 6 pudaue gir. 2O2, Z. E. 81
Sonilcrfia0. ben 20. slpriI, 15ziibriqe5 etits
~fnnpefcit in ncr aRhiInntbrnpp Sale" gr. 1917,
,SnucrIaiiiscr sdnnf. uno Muiiuarter'ger.
Gin" - Sunncritna. ben 26. slpriI. 5lueiics
Gttftungicit in Der pSnrlen Farf Sallc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26

rator Goe miro nabslnnopolis ge6en,
nm &larbeit 81 %erlangen.
Grnennmng zines Sta.
tiitifers.
lie Grnernlng zines mllni5ipalen
StatiItifers miro ndddten Cienitog
Don Mopor SimomlS, YrGiioent Sra
Hemlen BON Der .Sobns SopfinS'
llniperiitGt," Yraiioent Sbeooore
Warbllrg BON Der mlni5ipalen <nit-
@eiellidoit u11b Yrdiioent Oopio $.
Carroll bonn ySerein Der &nnflellte
unb Sabrifantcn" berntben meroell.
Gle 2%egislatur bot Die grnenmlng
zines iold)elt Yeamten ourd jene
Serren %aitoriiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Nabc5n $4,000 in Baltimore fin
Die Notblcioenocn in San 6ror.
CISCO coaeftirt. - Gicle @oggon
laorngen &lciOer, Gcdcn unt
9tabrungsmittcl nbgcIonbt.-Snr
Sran5iSco piinift Srformotioll
ilber Gntpidcllng 9oltimorc'a
nod ocm grobcn Scllcr.
Glc 9clpobncr 9altimore's, mclbc
Dor 5lpci Sobrcn crit pom Sellcrbd-
mon bcimgcllht iuurocn, Millioncn
elnbilBtcn uno Mfiaionen fir ocil
@iebcrauibon mo Die Terihonerlnlg
mo &crbciicrung ocs eingeGid)crtcn
@cld)oits Niltrittes ullsgaben, mer.
ocn trob ollcocm Scr foit total scr.
itortcn Sdmelteritoot Son Srnil'
5isco nit 100000 sur Siillc font
men. Innaberno $4,000 in Yoar.
9clO lit olls Den pcridieocniten Gucl.
len lolueit 5uionmc1gcfloiien, llrO
gauge Gilcnbobn5iioe, nit @iitcrn iilr
Die Notblcibcnoen i'm fcrnen @citcn
pollgcpodt, iinb bon Baltimore abgcs
gangcn, llnO mcbr mcr0cn folgerL
uno mcbr 6clobcitrGgc ipcroen on
on5 Notbe &rcil5 aeinnot. Scriomnl,
llngcrt, Gon5ertc, Sbeoter . Goritcl.
llnqcn unb llnterboltnngcn sum DC.
item Der NotbIeiocnbcn neroen orro!t.
girt NM III ben nddltcn 5lpei Woden
itottiinbcn.
Ger @nltimorcr Neutrality-suspicious.
fam notiirlid) nid)t gon5 gcnot icIt'
gcitcllt mcrocn, "a picle GeitrGgc 81.
reft binousgciorot lpcrbcn unb nid)t
ollrh bic SGnoe oeS Hotben &rellScS
gcbcn, iuie ). y. oicS ommlnngen Der
Soocll. Cine conicrpotipc Sd)oiHtn0
5ciot, bob Der Iono bis 9%cIternglbcno
olti $127,S45.25 Geitic9cn mar, lucld)c
Summe iih ipic iolgt %5uiommcI..
itcllt:
Nus ocnu Hotbboulc . .$13,309.01
Tlrd) ooa Notbc arcll5,
Niireou . %, 1904
Clrd) Scrlomnlln1cn im
Hutbbouic 17,995.5O
Ilrd) Grpcoitloncn ocr3cis
tllltocn 19J350.00
Gilrd) aird)cn un0 2oDen 25,0OO.0J
Sotol .$i27,S45.25
Gic gcltri0cn Gontributloncn i'm
Wopors 9iircuu mo i'm Viircull
bCS Hotbcn arell5cS morcn:
~ ~ ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26

Wte bier befaniit muroe, miro Die
8eieIihait, welde Die ueiie eleftri.
Idle gubn 5ipiid)en Baltimore uno
@oibington baut. iiber $4,000, 900
alisgeben nllb @aggons ale Is Wi.
miten luitien laIIen. lie bon 0alti.
more anfommenoen Moesons perbcn
Oireft bis an ous Sddeamt lanFei,.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-21
The OUTLOOK.

Of Bedding 10 given this description of
the country store Of 1S65-7O:
In other days the country store
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-21

stood to the needs of the community
In q far different relation from that
now held by it's small and unimpor-
tant successor. All Of the wants OF
the neighborhood were there supplied,
the luxuries as we'll as the necessities
OF the daily life. Silks, satins and
br0adcloth were as much part of the
stock as the calicoes and the jeans;
drugs and lotions were to be found
there, as well as the staples that main
tanned the community. II the carpen-
ter did not find the odd hinge or lock
necessary to the new house, the order
for it was left at ne '.store." Here
the housewife could furnish from gar
ret to cellar her new home, ii it were
not too pretentious; no department
was forgotten in the multifarious sup
ply that streamed forth from the I'M
failing source. An amusing incident
related of two men in q neighboring
town will show how complete was the
assortment carried, even though the
story cannot now be verified. One had
waeered the other that he could not
ask for anything which the merchant
could not supply. Devising what
seemed to him an impossible request,
the other of the two went to the store
and innocently asked If he might see
. secondhand pulpit" The clerk
led him to loft in an adjoining store
room and showed him the article in
question, which had been bought some
time before at the dismantling of an
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-21

The gift question should
be settled to- day-This
store helps most in solv-
ing the problem. Shop as
early as you scan--its to
your advantage. ~ 49,