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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05

Miss Mamie Whitson has returned
to her home in this city after delight
full visit to her brother in Baltimore.
The Editor of the Democrat spent
Christmas, with his daughter, Mrs. w,
B.-Cirnwell, in Fairmont, returning
home on Wednesday night.
Misses Margaret and Pearl Mouse,
who have been on a visit to friends
and relatives in this city have returned
to their home in Cumberland.
The trials for hszino, at Annap is
have begun. The findings in these
cases will be sent to Rear Admiral
Sands, superintendent of the Naval
Academy instead of to the Secretary of
the Navy, and be amour ced by him.
Victor Emmanuel received in Ir-
vate audience Harry St. George Tuck
er, president of the jamestown Expo
sition Company. The King, who has
always taken great interest in the
United States, inquired minutely
about the new exposition, showing
knowledge of former undertakings Of
the same kind in America, and ex-
pressed himself in favor of the partici-
patton of the Italian Government in
the displays at jamestown.
Gimme a room with good big fire
in il, bartender, said the storm beaten
traveller. C.Whew, but Pam wet!
Yes. sir, said the landlord of the inn.
And. see here, send me up brandy
and soda. My! but Tam dry.
On! exclaimed the young bride, he's
lust splendid. He thinks nothing is
too good for me.
Never mind, dear; remarked Mrs.
Oldum, latter while he'll think its
good enough for you.
Clara-How.do you haze girl at
your coIlege
May-We lock her in her room and
tell her through the keyhole about the
beautiful bargains which are to be had
at knock down sales.
The National Grand Opera company
with its added musical features of in
ternational reputation, can be secured
for one performance at the Central
Opera House January 5th, providing
sufficient advance sale cans be made to
warrantsManager y. f. Lambert in
giving them a guarantee.
Those wishing to assist in securing
this great attraction will kindly leave
their names at Central Opera House
office at once for the number of seats de-
sired. The price of seats is $l.00 but
there are two and four ticket commu-
taton books on. sale al reduced rate.
President II. ST. George Tucker of
the jamestown Exposition Company,
VIII return to the United States about
Jan. %.
When Mr.. Tucker went abroad for
the purpose of advertising the EXPOSE
tion and enlisting interest in its favor
in European countries he expected to
remain away from home until the
sprag was well advanced. He had in
view manyicountries which he intend
ell visiting in behalf of the exposition,
b sides those which he has already
wJrxed. Recent events, however, will
require his return home much earlier
than was at first anticipated.
Mrs. Ella Roeder was the victim of
painful accident Wednesday night
at her home on West Stephen street,
when she fell down fight of steps
an broke her left arm below the ell
bow. DR.. Sites reduced the fracture.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05
A SOCIAL STIMULUS.

There was noscharitable institute
But which with aims was over-well
supplied;
This statement treasurers could not re-
flute,
In consequence full dull the festive
ii lie.
At length some social genius did sug-
gest,
Their supluses were not $50 large at
all,
And life became thing of interest,
Replete with fancy fair, and fete,
and ball.
The time is ripe, .come on with your
New Year resolutions of the usual pie
crust brand.
FOIey's Honey and Tar
.ny-es s,clds .sre~-@~~fe ,rSeu,u0ubs
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05
ALL WAS THERE.

There was time when Senator FL
kins, of West Virginia, was hust-
ling young freight agent in New Mex
leo. His office was box car and his
principal troubles were in making his
receipts of freight tally with his bills
of,lading. One day he had carload of
household furniture switched to his
siding. The seal of the car door was
quickly broken, as young Elkins then,
as now, always liked to keep up with
his work
He was greeted with the bray of an
ass as the door slipped back on its roll
ers. The bill of lading was at once
scanned but there was nothing to
show that the animal should be pas
senger on this particular car. The
goods were all checked out and then
Elkins wired the general office thus:
81 am bureau short and jackass
long on this carload of furniture" At
ter little delay the answer came: "All
0. X. The bureau is burro."
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05

Mr.. Charles Davis, of Sharpsburg
Md, nephew of Mrs. J. S. Boak, who
was accidentally shot in the abdomen
by friend couple of weeks ago, is
now expected to recover.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-12-15

strongest OF the earth have seldom
come from the homes of plenty; more
often from the humble tircsidcs where
in love and devotion many an earnest
council OF fathers and mothers and
children were striving to figure out
the necessities OF life. Are things cost
licr than once they we're? DO WITH
OUT. 1t is not indulgence, it is de-
NAL that makes moral and mental
brain. and little schooling in the art
OF mot having" will, go lar toward in
crca>ing the stature OF some folks
character In the meanwhile some OF
us are inclined to ask with that fam
ouS Georgian OF six-ccnt-cotton-d
-"GcntIcmcn, the question IS kin we
live until We die
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-12-15

You are always as welcome to
look as to buy.
If affords us pleasure to show
our garments.
The price however is meaning
less until you see the Coat.
ITS the Coat at the price that
tells the story.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-12-15

showing all the streams, public
roads, villages. mills and manuiac
turtles, as well as the prominent
farms, would, i'll enabling purchas-
crs to see the location OF property,
add to its market value in this
view, as well as in many Others a
map is very desirable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-12-15
THE CECIL WING
Fifty Years Ago
DECEMBER IS, 1856
CLOSE OF NAVIGATION.

CLOSE OF NAVIGATION.
The Susquchanna was closed by
ice at Port Deposit on Tuesday
and "Wednesday. The quarrymcn
there and the Iron Works at Row
landsvllc had not filled all their
fall contracts and the freezing OF
the river caused some disappoint-
ment. We presume, however, it
was opened again by the wind OF
Thursday and the warm sun OF yes
tcrday.
LAYING THE TRACK.
The Railroad Company has
commenced laying the rails on the
branch road from Perryvillc to
Port Deposit,
LAND SALE.
The tract OF land called ".\nto-
sc" was sold by w. J. Jones, Esq,
Trustee, on Tuesday last. for
$1,000; James McCaulcy, Esq,
purchaser. The sale was simply,
we believe, to complete a title.
THE MARKETS.
Elkton Market, December I5.-
Wheat SI.43, corn So cents, oats
SO cents, potatoes so cents.
MARRIED..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-12-15
The Long
OVcrCOdt

Many Men. who are looking Tor
something smart in an Ovcrcoat,
Will want long one.
The long cut Ovcrcoat this sea-
son is not SO baggy as last year,
and is cut more form fitting at the
waist line and with more fullness
at the bottom. This gives the coat
a decidedly smart effect.
We have the correct ideas and
style freaks worked into our Coats
and the Smart Dresser can have
His Minds Eye Satisfied
The best of fabrics, the most
skillful workmanship and the artis-
tic cutting make a combination OF
Overcoat elegance and perfection
that cannot be surpassed.
If there are any better Over
coats on earth than ours, we are
not aware of it and have not seen
them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-12-15
$:::: It's High Time For OVercoatS ;; $
Store Open
Every Night
Till Christmas

.bg dhmn lwrO Over Hdormr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

AorlL Nclltid)cuI I1ucn, Sdpucoclt,
Normeger, 9obmer uno Scltreiher.
Sn 6olgc Ser ErobeleiihIngen lit
man bier Der Nniiht, bob bie Sine
"riforcr un0 9ritcn Die Webr5obl Der
Ereile crringer WCroen. 2ie Nmeri-
foler lirlh eifrig nit 6en not6igcu
llcbuugen iiir Die G|roiinung Der
Spielc beId)Gftigt. Iac Imerifoner
limo ut glttcnr 3uitonoe. nit Nus
nubme bon eli y. Soricns BON Der
ltniueriitGt Yale un0 Dem y9teip Yorf
Ntbletic CLUB" San u. Wioulton BON
Dem oSouiuasGitp ATHLETIC Club, Der
an Cincm lcidtcn Mnidll bon Man.
oclentjiinGrng ertrontt lit, iomie
&onle9 z. Witd)ell un0 $. Z. Siu-
man, iltn., bon ,9tclu Yorf gtbletie
Glu6," Die nod, an 6en ollf oemSdiif
erlittcnen &erlcbunQen leibeu. Is
ut ungcmiB, oh cincr Der bier @e-
nonnten III Der Nrcna 81 crldeincn
I'M Ston0e Icin miro.
Iic bclt Imerifanern onaciuielc'
men Guartierc limo beqlenl un0 mir.
0cnomo lit lln3uiricbeubeit geGu6crt
luoroen. Ger umcrifnniIde @eionbtc
NudNen lu9te 5I Gem Gorreiponoen.
te Der oMiiociirtcn Ereiic:" Sd babe
bon fcircm cil5igcn Gmerifoner Die
gerinoite &loae QcbGrt un0 be5peiile
nidJt, oob fir oic 9merifaner ouf
oo3 Bette NCiorNt miro"
Some@ &. Suliuon ScfreiGr ocS
Ntblctcn.G erbonbeS in oen Scr.
Stootcnh io9t ooB cr nit allen Ar.
rangcnlcnt@ luobI3ulrie0en lit.
(SpGter.) 49, Gle GerenIouie ser
G%roiinung Der olumpiiden Spiele
nurbe bcltc 0urb oen @onig @cora
BON @ried)enInn0, in Nnmcienhcit oes
aongS Gomoro bon Gu9iono uno
'clncr @emablin, u%oll5ogen. 3ron-
prinS Gonltnntiu, &er5oo bon Spar
Ia pcrlnS porbcr cine Mcoc, IN mel.
der CT Die 3rcde Der Gerlammlung
beipruh ulo Die Sbeilnebmer bepill.
fommnete. &ein Nmcrifaner betbei-
ligtc lid Al, Oen beltigcn @ettf1m.
plcn. Gic ItropoliS mur beite 9lbeno
brilliant erlellhtet.
Surge &abeIoepche yen
Ser nellc Sompier IA BRO
pence" Don Der fron5oiiId)eu &inie
bat Don Sabre ieine Sungiernreiie
nod) Neiu.Dort ongetreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
ScirutbSsHiccn,eu.

Sobn &. Bauer, q, mib Goitb 90.
&c Gopem l6; Npplifont CAMEL vi.
Sc Topen, Nr. Gas, Eitberitr.
SSroel Soiimou, 26, uno Srcba
aoBenell, 20; Npplifont s. Soii-
moiL Nr. 1916. 9ontltroBc.
Wm. Miller, y, uuo Winnie s.
YeIbolu, y; applitont George Mil.
Ter, Ar. 1908, HiOgelpltroBc.
Sobn s. Noonuu, -. mo Nonella
Gone Is; applifont Sobu s. Noo'
nan, Nr. 1904, Dit Viooleitrabe.
Sronf q. Eboebus, 33, mo Mabel
". Glcnion, %; applifont Sr. I.
FbobuS, sltlontic Giip.
Mlernn0er St. WiQiomS, 80, uro
Girginio 2. MorriS, %; slpplifont
IS. $. Sboiu. Nr. I, @otcrltraBc, 30.
ton, Woii.
Sorrp y. Snlith Or. 81, ino Gora
4. BoruerS, ~; Npplifant ysnl. u.
Smith, Nr. 1901, Yennlpluonio.gue
Worton Snmburger, "a, mo Sc.
len 9ehboier, IS; Npplifont Nrtbrr
2omcnitein, Mr. DOB, GALLON , gpe.
SenrD Hconoro, 30, uno Soicpbinc
VI. Ours, As; gpplifant Sobn 3. 81.
bolo, Nr. 1929, SomerietltroBe.
Casper Gref, SO. unb NgneS Z.
@roons, 81 applifont SbomaS 9.
Winiboll, Nr. 9i7, 6ronflinitr.
Gbriition ". GittuS, 90. unoGarfic
". Scioel, %; Npplifont Gbriit.@
GittuS, Nr. 22S, Golin9ton Nue.
Some9 e. 2lopo, 80 uno Waru
&. glfeblrlt, 81; applifont Sonles &,
2lopO, 9odcpspilc.
grtbur SoneS, "a, unn Selen 30.
neiic, 81; applifant grtblir SoneS.
Spurrous Yoint.
Soiepb Z. aiomell, 80. uno Holie
Silton %; Applitont Sol. 2,aiowell,
@oibington, 9. Z.
Samuel Ectcrion, q. mo Gli5o.
betb Is. Woonen 81; applifont @n.
). Woonen Nr. 1905, Gbelupeofeitr.
Ism. Settles, 30, mo Cecilia Soop,
26; gpplifont S.W. @olomon. Nr.
1106, Git . WaoiionitroBe.
Sobn 9eBolo, %, unb Tora Sele.
boaIs, 2S; Ipplifant Wm. Senge'
muble. Hr. 500, Truno. Sill apc.
Sobn $. @rigbt, 81, mo Selen
Wurran %; gpplitant 80. Charms.
Ir. l15, Carbohydrates.
Tupio 4. Goburn %, lnO Wtorp
4. RepnoloS, %; gpplifont Gauih
4. Goburn, 9tr. 1927, 2ofdpette ape.
George $. Eorter, u. mo Hannie
9. Willinir. Is; Npplifunt Georges.
Eorter, Nr. 3tS, Norb Eaeoltr.
Socob Goldberg 81, uno Hebedu
%; Applituut Sac. @olo.
BERG, Hr. 2l7, Siio Siebitr.
Isreo. u. @oriielo. q, uno Gbna
q. GponS. 10; applifant 1reo. u.
@orlielo. ct. Souis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
Sricibcf1rocrnng nadl ocm WnSl0nbc,

Gle mStGnoiihe Mott iiir bic
nit Dem 2S. slpril cnOcnoe &oMc
id)licBt Gin olen fSGllen piinftlid)
I'M &oupt.loitomt, mic iol9t:
Tic Eodet-Eoit lit tG9lid, bon >
llbr Mor9cns bis 3 llbr Nod,mitioap
ofien, ml5gcnommen Sonnto0S,
Gie Eodet.Yoit nod Ielltl6lono
iGliebt am %. mo y. 9lpril NM If
llbr &ormittogS; nad 0robbritans
MEN uno Srlono GicnitogS mo Sre!.
Tags lm ) llbr NodmittogS.
0ompicr iobren BON Nem-Dorf ob,
menn nid)t nn0cr0 ollgcgebcn.
TransatIontiid)e 8 It.
Wonton %. Ipril - nm 6 llDr
YbcnOS nad) europe per Compiler
oaoiicr @ilbelm Der 3meite," pio
Flpnloutb, Gbcrbollrg un0 Srcnlcn,
0icnitog "a. NIpril 49, llnl 6 llbr
Nbenbs nod europa per Gomplcr
Oceanic" uin Gnccnatpnn.
Mittuodl %. Aprii INN 10 llbr
NbenbSl mud Gltropdl per Tmmpier
go Snpoie," pio Suprc HSoitiahcn
nod @roBbritomlicn mo Srlnno
miiIicn nper ga Sopoic" oOreilirt
icin).
9onncritog 81. Ipril - nm 6 llbr
Nbenoa nod 9cutiAlono per Gom,
pier n0eutid,lono,r uio Elpmouth,
GberborrN ltrrb Numbura Vnltiohen
nod) o1ocrcn @egenOcn bon europa
milllcn per oIeltlhlonO" ooreilirt
iein) nnh Siucrpool, Sdottlouo uno
&rlono per Compiler oG%onponio,"
pia Queenstown Woltlodcu nod) on
oeren @eNcnoen BON europa miiiien
per Gomponio" oorellirt iein) Inn
I llbr gbcnos nod europa per Can't
pier nNclu.Y ort," uiu FlDnloutb unb
Gberborr1.
Soft mad Q ii o. II. Central
Mmcrifo, " It inOicn etc.
Montog, %. Npril - nm 10 llbr
Nben6o nnd) Nmcrifn, So.
lombio. Banana, Der &onol5one mo
oen iiibli6en Fociiic.SGfen per Gonl.
pier pio Colon; nod Ecrnnnbreo II.
Moccio per Compiler .Moooiielo".
Iienitog, -, Npril nm 3 llbr
Nodn1ittogS nah Samoicn per Gam.
pier bon Bottom; I'M 10 llbr IbenoS
nod Eorto Hico per Iompier
.Yonce," pio Eonce; nof) Snaglio,
Sapti mo Colombia per 0ompier
nalene"; mad &opti per 0ompicr
rErins Wourita"; nod) Barbados,
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lien per Gompier ,Woronbenie";
nod Den ga o.@e9enoen per
Gonlpier nGrorun Brince"; nad) Hio
Soneiro per 9ampier nMooriib
Yrince"; nad) Sllrts Sslono mo Ct.
Tomingo per Iompfer ,NensWorf".
Withpod), -. gpril - INT 10 llbr
g(benoa nod 9crmIba per 0anpIcr
.Yermlloion"; nodJ Gllbo, 9rcotau
ilno Golnpcdbe per Gampier .Seell-
r%arico"; llod) Den ga Eloto.@ egenoen
per Iompier DSilariilS"; nod Den
9eefporo. mo @inomaro.S nieln unb
per 9nmpier n&orono".
Ionneritoh 2G. Npril = INN 3 llbr
Nod)nlittogS nod Samaica per Cont
pier bon Bolton.
Sreitoh q. gpril = I'M 10 llbr
g6enoS nod Curacao mo Tene5ueln
ger 0onlpicr yGorocas"; nod) Sor.
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per Ganlpier nSiberia"; nod Gen.
trail. gmerifo, Colombia, Banana,
scr G~onol,one unO Den iiioliden go.
per Compiler pia Colon.
8. Sail &arris,
Yoltmcilter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
ce,ra N 01etu,a Ms0ourout
g. Guiat'e NGue.

Hr. 1920 nuo :t22, Sarfuro.Nueaae.
Saupiaunrtier oeS u19aliasM dnrer1orS'.
Sale mo SpmIterearten biuia su ber'
mietben. Gutter Elab fir guiternr6ften.
Seiuite 8etrdnfc. Sreis4Snol. 9. Il B.
Ielepbon - ut @stnon 1859 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
MnfliunS- Nnscigcn.
J. y. HHbmrg, Iuftipnatur.
&ihtigcr Mnttious' Grrlauf
,Nonms' GrpreRsG ompanuic."
1000 9sadctc nid,t rctiamirter Grandfather, per
i%dulidleu WepddS, Miuitericuouugeu etc.

IS miro bicrmit gIo!i6 GeGcDcn. bah oie
%. Npril 1906, 10 llbr .Jior0Crs, in ocm glufs
tionS.HotaI bon !, y, 9tbburG. 9ir. 303. giprbs
edDaSIruse, Baltimore, acmub oer &orihrif.
ten Der glbihniite $50, 1871 mo 1872 sce Nrlis
telS 1 oe5 Gooer Der 6ficnt,i0en @eiepe etiua
1000 Fadete libt rellamirier Sraht, pcrlbn.
lIrbcn @epide, AtuitcricHoungcu, cinlnlicBlih
.Noficr. GdIieli GrnieS, Itleicopts mitS zines
allgeiHeiuei WiipriimentS bon AnuimanIles@ ii=
tern INTO dnnerem Ginentbult, uli biicntIi6er
Nlftion ~Ocriauicn miro.
sim elite Der 5u perfdnicnocn s(riifel fam
In meilem NMitipRssYptal eiugciebct iperocu.
Scbiuauuncn Nnur.
SoicpB .. 9lHburD,
U0i,ttt1D Nufti0Hutur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

Sutu Jrau5'S ,.gdder~9erterac,"
Gr. 1876, Sarriion., nabe 3eIingtsm'etr.
SEQ. 8finiber, it,, 8rausGo.'s Wter ant
3apf. &armer Yun'b bon ~ btS 1 ubr
Nabmiitags. 9iIe heutf6en 9d6er i',io
sunt Beiudbe eirgeIaoen. e. 4 Y.sIeIe,
pbun = ut. Bernon coz &.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

Ghrimg's Canton eoe..ran5.6ane."
eKbmefts@de 3. ctr. II. Jatt.Ape., Canton
Salipiauartier oes ~Garton s2ieoerfrait5".
SinaIturoe jeoen Mitipcd. Ihsno. Der
0auensNerein berlainire.t IiG Ieber 1iens
{iaa Nbeno. rTatipnaI ester am Sapf.
Gbefapeafe,2 eIepboE - 0oIfe 1853 j.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
1tnrs 9ptel,

VT. 1924, St.S aittmore.S traRe.
2imnter an Serren III Dermietbeil. Setnife
@etriufe nno @eine. .HabsSiefu, Yroiie'
rei"s1ier. @erfummlunoss9osa bes 81
qombo roftr. SnrnleriuiDreTSen Yalis nn6
2eitDertinsI. Gbef. s3ei. - @olie 2552 W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
Nbam s,uvp's Netaurnut,

Nr. 1i04, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ser .gtornoii Smneriuibrenoer Bauberein
bon Baltimore" berfammelt fi6 bier ies
ben Montag. - 8eorae grebm & Cons
Bier an Sapt. ned beutfHer Art bifeit
bonn 9nh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
Canton mmb StspIaubtspn n.
edmiot's .Gidenirena.3nnc."

SanptGinrtier bes senQeriI Nr. sllnt Ser
Gins" .@i6euIrait8 : Samerl : Sereilo, ="
oGantun Snti1crip. 9ldli' II. 2eiboereilis,"
r9enifde @emiitb!lhleii"- lilto rSelpers
eonf!abe 9ir. AIS. ). 8. s." Srtl6es
Bier IN ieber Set. - &. e. 7. 1elepbon:
9Solie 1928 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
&erlangt i'm M%Ggemeincn.
GeutIhcs Wrrbetts. 81 dpeiiuncs.gareau,

pr, 2l0, SiiosSborp.str inter Der stuiiiht
Der y0eutlden @efculbnft". :. 9ieleni9en, bic
belifde 9anolperIer. 9lrbeitcr rno Stenithoten
gu beitditigen ,uilnihen, pollen iib perionlid
Beienl6aft, Subaun .. D,cDer, Tr. 2i9, Ste.
eburp. Sir0bc, nen6en. ipelder iircni9eltlld
flueiunli ertbeilen miro. Sprebitllioeu bon l
bio & tlbr. (Sdn2S.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
Nber'S ,,ebelw ribFS ane,

G0e EaIts u VdHsNUtHut, Vu"fUW.
s%auptouartier oes Gciansbereins ~ebeI.
;peit," r9amens9sereiIis bes GoeIueik.-
.Gnrtou@GoncIabes Cir. 445. 8. O.. 81
Oriental IDiftrifts Hr. 1853. .. u:sS.. nnb
Canton Spars u. neutrality-suspicious."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
syett 1T bic Sett. Is Az seansen.
Eubauulu

oher Inn Treieu. perireibt Gdipaben. Miufe une
MaiIipfirie. Iooiiih fit crime SIieaen uiio
0eiIiiqeIs9iute uno Snfeften IN 5ol5rnbnnen
nno i1Stet ole @iirmer iiuo Wsaoen mn ben
@uraelu bon Yduret. iuie an1 Die woui8'
Nm. q. Gsrte,
Wr. ga, Hsrt.Gatpevf.e trske,
unp 0arSesplne, Haltimsre.Gsuats. M.
(Neat2l .2&G.1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-11-22
BELGIAN STUD WILL
STAY In The VALLEY

The fine Belgian stud which was re-
Gently brought here has been pur-
chased by Q number 0f Hood River
men and will be kept in the valley for
breeding purposes. The animal comes
of one of the finest strairs of blooded
Belgian draught horses and twas re.
Gently imported from Europe. On
the stud book of the American Asso.
citation of Importers and Breeders OF
Belgian Draught Horses he appears
under the name of Max de Horiau
and his register number is 2,357. He
is a superb specimen Of this idea
strain of draught horses end weighs
over 1900 pounds. In color he Is Q
red roam, without spot or blemish, and
although heavily built is quick of ac'
tion, having plenty Of spirit, but
kind and gentle to handle.
the company which purchased the
horse Is organized under the name ol
the Hood River Belgian Horse compa
ny and the amount invested in the
big fellow is $500. The men who
own him think 1t is money we'll plac
ed and that In few years much viii
be done to improve the breed OF hors
es In the valley where more hauling II
becoming necessary from year to yeal
and where also heavier animals ar,
needed.
| The stud is at present at the stabl,
of the Transfer and Livery company
but will be taken to the ranch Of M
W. Pealer, south Of town, who hs
been chosen manager OF the compan!
and will handle him.
The animal will be taken to the sta
bles of the livery company every Sat
urday at 2 o'clock and information II
regard to service and terms can be SO
cured there.