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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16
CANNONSBURG.

Messrs. John Baker and James
Thomsett, both aged SO years, spent
Monday Aug. 9th in Grand Rapids.
They attended Ringing Bros. circus
and visited John Ball park, thus spend
ing very enjoyable day for two old
boys, and are none the worse for the
days outing.
Mrs. e. NJ. Vroman and three child
rem of Omaha, arrived last Tuesday
evening and will spend few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Thomas.
Messrs. G. Hartwell and f. futile
we're in Grand Rapids Monday.
VIM. Norcutt and son Milton of
Jennisonville, have spent two weeks
with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hartwell visited
friends in Oakfeld, last week.
Miss Minnie Wilson is spending the
week with Bedding friends.
Mrs. Mary Byrnes of Grattan was
the guest of Mrs. James Bookey, last
week Wednesday.
Mrs. Soufran of Grand Rapids, made
her aunt, Mrs Moul, visit last week.
Fred Murray visited friends in
Grand Rapids Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Truman Hutchins has COM
menced repairs on her village prop
erty.
Jesse B. Armstrong has purchased
the house and lot owned 10y Emery
Wheeler.
Theodore Groner has sold his farm
to parties in Grand Rapids.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

Why does the sun burn? Why does
mosquito sting? Why do we feel
unhappy in the good old summer timer
Answer-We don't; we use DeWitt's
Witch Hazel salve and these little ills
don't bother US. Learn to look for the
name on the box and get the genuine.
Sold by w. |. Benedict.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

A world of truth in a few words:
Nearly all other cough cures are con-
stipating, especially those containing
opiates. Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar moves the bowels. Contains
no opiates. You can get it at w. /.
Benedict's.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

A woman worries until she gets
wrinkles then worries because she
has them. If she takes Rocky Noun
tain Tea she would have neither
Bright, smiling face follows its use.
30 cents, tea or tablets. At Connell
Brothers.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16
Money on Trees
Interest on a Dollar

isn't much to begin with. Let it grow
though and add other dollars to it
and time will show the results. Sta
tistics show greater accommodations
with less loss through Savings Banks
than elsewhere. Open an account
today.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

Scrub yourself daily, you're not
cleaan inside. Clean insides means
clean stamacb, bowels, blood. liver,
clean healthy tissue in every organ
Moral: Take HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 80 cents, tea or tablets
Sold by Connell Bros.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

BUFFALO, N. ",
Role Agents for the United states.
Re member the name. Doan's. take no subs itue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
C. a. - 'T ID 1t r -
Frog die ,Die SOt0, Lilo Ihr Inner Gekalit Han
tOhrift N"EN[Z1s
~
WaMtmoaapn : Honten.

GarepItraBe uno Sort gpenlle -
Sii0li6 fobrenO: Gerlailen Grub.
Sia-Earf 1, 2, 3 uno A llbr Mors
gems; Sapettc- uuo Somaro.S troBe
t.2t, 2.2t, 3.2t uno 4.21 @'orgcns.
Noroli6 fabrclo: Serloiien Sort
McSenrp 1, 9, 3 uno A llDr Mor.
gems; Sapettc- uno Sopar0 StroBe
1923, 2.23, 1923 mno 4.23 WorgenS.
Yorf. unO 5reoerid GoaO -
Siiolid fabreno: Scrlaiien Irling-
ton aucnue, @aperlp, /, 2, 3 un0
4 llbr Mor9ens; Sapettc- mo Som.
oro StroBe 1.2S, 2.29, 1928 ulO
4.2S Moreen8. N6roli6 iabrenO:
ScrIoiien Srpiugton 1, 9, 3 unO 4
llbr Morgens; 6opctte- unO Soms
oro StraBe 1.2S, 2.2S, 1928 unO
4.2S @orsens. Siiolid) fabrcno:
Serlaiien Sigblanbtolpn I, 2, 3 unO
A llbr Moreens; Sapette. unb Spp-
oro Strabe 1923, 1928, 1923 nn0
4.23 Moraens.
@apitrober : 9inie - SeItl;h iab.
reno: 9erIaIien @arriion.2one 1, 2,
3 uno A ltbr Morgens; Baltimore.
uno GbnrlcSItrabe lid, 2.t4. 3.t4
unb 4.t4 Morgens. @eItlid) fab.
reno: gerlalicn 9ortb Ipenle uno
@apltraBe 100, $50, $50 nno 4.30
Worgcns; Baltimore. iiiib Charles
StroBe lac, 24G, 3,46 uno 4.46 lbr
Mor9ens.
Maoiion = Mpenire 2inie - Selt'
Iib fabrenb: 8erIaiien 0ruiobia'
8arf 1, ?. 8 uno d llbr Morgens
Baltimore. u. Gbar.es-S trabe lis,
2,tS, 3.tS un6 Ais Worgeus. @eIt'
lid fabreno: gerIaIien SomesStr..
gnopunft 1, 9, 8 mno a llbr Mor'
gems; Baltimore. uno gbarlesitraBe
ITO. 2.25, 1926, 4.25 II. 5.25 Mor.
gems.
Orleans. un6 2iebt StraBe =
NorbIih fabreh6: @erlaiien eight
Ctr. . Sterilization 1, 2. 3 lnb A llbr
Morgens: Baltimore. uno Charles.
Strnbe ITO. 2.10, $40 uno 4.tC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
@citcra Marnlanb Giienbabn.

Geairieno %. 9ioOcmber. rerldbt ptuei'Staftoit
Edafidl.
4.1Q MISUNDERSTANDING. Sngerstoipft. "N. &
g9fgd6u." SSnpue5bor0, Gbafnbersbiir1 nro.
alsdenonmel 2orntde. 9aicod iio eurl'
berlGno.
3.0i !Punrni. Accommodation iadb ltnioiis
grioac, iopie tilIi6. 1lsgenoitulerl Sortnfdp,
gorl, Sanpoer. @etfpsbars lio y. uro g..
Sipifton Iunffeft.
A4.55 gucbrr. = Grpreb, Sdnptlinie. SaaerS'
tnipu. Snrcnd. Shippensbura ino. ulisperofn.
men Sbnutal. 5reeefid lfio @fimltsbur9.
8urlon. JSua9ou.
Saalidl, unescnsnirnei SonntnH.
G45 Wtoroens Ynrf. Y. mo 8. Nipiitoll NIB
0auptlinie 5filin bon emorpsSrooe, fo,pic
$50 MorgenS siffom. nnf 0iebiieIn, fopie
@ninit5bura.
s,eiu sginoior. linton erioae. @rucepine (5re'
hcriel, SburmoIt. 9SanHc8boro, 9bdnberss
hnra, 0nnersioipi1. 9ancod Cumberland lito
Glfirt5. @uiiet Cbferoattoii asgSnaeor.
$50 giudbm. Accommodation nndl Sdiipoer.
G,25 Ihenos- sffom. uaa llnipn Nrioae.
Tnr Tuuurrftase Hno aamitags.
1925 Ibeios - Nfiom. itnd llnipnsBrio9e.
MIR Snuutaae.
$50 Wln~rlens-aftort. itndl llniorsNrio1e ufio
Souopcr.
$ salt nidi an aSenninIsaria ssloe. citation an.
II. Mpbcrtiou. d. M. Su,psn,
sen. s@efddiisfibrer. Gen.= Tuif. 'Iaerit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
GbeIapcafc Sampfcr.G ompagnic,

GHcinpcatcsSin
GIcgnute 4aiiagicr 8 Sampler ,Gnguftd" uno
aAiIunta" uaA
Elo @ptnt Comfort rgo HuriDlf, @a.
Sampler ~perialen Baltimore tdQiib (dlt5aes
NOunlcn Gountage) I'M $50 S(henoS ltro font
men in Oh 4otttt Comfort nm g lbr Wtorgels
-ulto in rSl1tfolf 1ttl' 2 f5 TDlor9cuS'dn, dITfdIics
Gello an bic SiicnbnbI5ilGc Ilab uueil Yurlftet
oc5 SIocns uuo SiiopeitenS.
Wcrt.1ioers4inic.
GlC1dnie Gulingier Sdlirpfcr p9barlcttc" u1o
Baltimore"
nan Neit.Goiui NIB Hidlmuno, ia.
SumNfcr D~cr!niiell Baltimore taglih (ausges
noMHtcl Sonltaa5) nm > ubr JtddmittnaS mo
ion;leu al 2Scit -Qoint I'M 7.30 WiorgeIls rno
IN NiGuo.;o nm 9.25 A~iorgefts an.
Sie at Wiortngeit, 0iiihuodelI uro 5rciiaaen
bon Baltimore abia6renoen Safnpter, mo Die
bon gGtits4uiut an Eielltagen, SOHteriiageU
uno SulnitdGeu abfabrcll. legeu in 8l0uceiiers
loilt. elements ur0 stQaIono5 an; unb bic
an &terituGen, 9el1crita9ctl ti1o Santiiagen
bon Baltimore mo M NlOntageIl MlittipodeH
unn Srcituqct bon lSettslSoint a0IdbreuoeH
Sampler leGeu II gorftolOu mo GlaOsgdut al
tbet 9iinitiQcnt 9Setler).
Sampffr ~perfaiieu Nnit!mure 1pm Yier Or. is
NM 10, 9i0Htitra u'yScrftc
Surdsgtucte rad uuclt lSllnflcu f0nne!l ge-
fidberi. Gcpdd nnfge9chen uto 1nintenairilnet
I'M SuruUS r~cierotrt pcrcet III oeit btelt9e1
Miuets2iirc1ur: 3r. tf9, Sit-Saltimurcs StrnRe,
". ~. ~JipbiUh, Ngent; 9r. 121, Sftsgnltimurc'
2trofc, ohcr Den Saupt SilrcnuT: Tr. $50,
ein1t. Sirafe, Baltimore, Nh.
9cnbcn Ngiter, @@ y. T.. Gbtsni,
Z, s.. @ie2GRne, 9iilie. sen &ait sStseni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30


Muiicnballic" an Ser Nor0sGclttrdl
Nepeulc cr0iCltcn QCltern Fltterhrd
ten lnO un0crc &cfcrbtnen OILS Nit
togSbro0. ,Sm SonitiHen mur0c Der
Sog it'll 6cgongcn.
Sn Scr ,2 uohcn- @etm ntb".
superintendent &Icca bate gcltcrlt
iiir sic ii6rr 100 @uobcn in Der p&noz
bcn.Scimot6" oil Der Colbert nm
8leoiunt-S trobc tiir 9eniiqeno Butter
bruten, Soucrfrultt mo iiiBe &ort1i
fcln qeiorgt nm ocn Nppetit pollit1n.
ria 5t itiacn.. PIN 2IbenO omiiiirttn
iid) sic anobcn, rbclfc idmnltlid)
;hren ciQcncn 2e6cuSinter6nlt ncr0tc'
nenL oili Der aeqclbnbn uno 0nrd)
anOcrc geieQiqe Spielc.
Sic o6eilSormce" bemtrs
thct 300 Nrme.
Gina 300 Nrntc, W}Gnncr, 6rullelt
un0 ain0er, lpurOcn geitern in Der
.SeiIsormcc.&uae," 9fr. 30, Dit
Mtontgomern. StroBc; Ourh Sri. Nme-
Tia :. 9artcr nit cil1cm Srii6itiif BE-
mirthct. I'm ~ llbr acitcrn O}or9eu
muroe Die So0c geoiinet rllo bis g.
gen MittoN itromten 5un9ertge Der
bel. 4ies lit ooS iicbentc Sobr, ooB
BON Sri. Barter elm ireier 3ontlo'
qllnas Irii6Itild ierpirt miro.
En SEN &oipttGlern.
Sun6crtc BON |lttcrlt, oiele 9ltlhcl
Niifie, qollSe elmer Gonbn nno groGe
9prtioncn GiScremc crbielten Die 10
tienten in sen @oipitdlcrn Scr Stnot.
limo Iie, mcld)C 5lt frnnf ODER ldluoh
murelt, al ocnt @cnllb Der 2ccscrb'l
icn Gbcil ST .nc6n1er, luitrOert NIT
Glltrlcn crfrcut.
Nm 9onpicm Nipl".
Sen Snioiicn oc5 oNouplem!Nlpl9"
mitr0c 0eItcrn Gin GontIogun0S ii
ncr ococ6crt, mcldcS ans gcroitctcnt
SHpcincf(ciidL Semitic rtnO iiibct
&artofieln bcitono.
SIN StootGcf dngni Is.
@erlponotc mo 6rcu1oc Scr &c.
fonocnen inn @cf6n9uib OrGn0ten it'd
oeItern NIT &GrbcL mcldc NIT Sell
fotcIicn 0cfiiQt morcr, Dor Dem Gin,
gong OcS @%ci6n0niiicS an Ser @ltrcri'
StroBc. @orocin Soof crIollbte Den
@cionoencn, oicic 2icbe59obcn IN
ibren 3cacn 81 ocr5c6rcnn 9oS 9}it
toasntohG I'M @cfdnQniB beltonO ans
8ofeliIeii6 unO @cmiiIc. Sm lebrle
qen NOR bon jcocr peitcrcn Seller sic
ltono gcnommen.
Sm StootS5ud hau c.
Tm MornlGnoer 3lld)tballe rllhte
acltern sic 9(rbeit. Die @eionNcncn
crbicltcn oils Iriihitiid 9SiirIte NM
Sominn un0 ais Witto96ro6 Acr0ltt-
tcS S6mcincfleii6. Semitic, ger0-
itetc aortofieln, iiibe aortoiicllL Hic
mo Ncpiel unb }mor 10 plei olS lit
cilen fonntcn. @ou 9 hi@ 12tt l(hr
ianbel fir bic m0mIicbcn mo bon
I bic 1913 llDr fir sic lpciblidcn &c
iongcncn @otteSoicnitc itatt, bel mel
den Scr 3uAtbouSs&oplm hilbert >,
Mnacn 1t. Eoitor s. (inlotbp Stonc
sic Ireoigten 6icltcn. Nodpnitto19
pcrbrodten sic @cio1gcncn leicn0 III
IN ibrcn 3elen.
Iui Sem 2onOC.
9oS @etter mar prGdtig. Nller-
oings Qing Elm ihorier @in0, icbo6
Girlt GicS ooS Ncrgnii9unNcn llld)cn'
Sc &olf niht al, bic pcridjie0encn
Observation-Disclosures oui Dem &ouOc
oui5uiuden. Die @oggon@ Der &or.
itootz0inicn ser cleftriidcn StroBeH.
bubn morcn BON MorNcnS bis Nbcn0@
iibcriiiQt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
Warplauo &. EcnniDlpania 81. g.

Siac u~crIoien NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "A
T.30 s;nrir. ua0 gorf liglt6, dueBeromrteH
GpHntnGo.
$50 &orm. nab Sei,d. MIR Gonn.aes.
$50 s,oriu. ra6 9elhir tigli9, diiseenpm.
men SonntdGS.
20 9lddut. rah geI1ir. MIR Saui.des.
3.25 9iadnI. Hath BORT ttGli6. uusgenoinmcit
Gonniass.
4.05 Tadm. md Se'fo. MIR Gunntnas {.
I.45 9iadft. nab Nelnjr iiGii6. alsgeiionts
men SolningS.
600 MbenoS ftdG SClia t1gliEh, dlIsperoils
men Sountnas.
100 s(Denos nab GeItu. nnr Sonntaes.
tt.30 Abcros nah Welnir. WtiiiDn0 1t. Sants
flag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
Mcrdruts' &c @tncrs' Srausporta.
tim Company.

Nnltt lcrsIthlfl:
Tpb 9otiot unb nvnl Gticlt: ieoen Wtortne,
'9ienltaA, Sonnerttog mo Salnitag, IbeIlo5
q llbr.
yto6 9rooiorce uno bent Often; ieben CONT
tng, Ntittlpp6 un0 Lreitdg. Ybeto5 6 ubr.
glnb Heppnctgi ei13, uno ~9toriclf: iaii,0 I'M
g llbr 9tbenos.
6ra0t pirb tdg!i9 bis . llbr gbcuoS fir all
BEN Gage ubicbrenoc Sampler dngenummell.
9tnb Snpannab mo Dem Sloen: ieoct Glerts
itaa, &clt1erltdg mo Sumit1g ahenoS u llhr.
Sofiouer mo 3roUtoeices Santrfer idbren bon
Der gScifte am Glibe ocs purpsSodS nb. Gas
nennop- SGnpfer bon Oct Merfte am Gube oer
gSei MISUNDERSTANDING.
Is. d. Oiainsbam, G9ciit,
Srlts 0od.-
rs. 4. Surh;r, 1.s1.sW.
u. .. StcbbinS, Sen. sNtan.
Sdurihtrfau - Sheuit.G6c 8crniaii- ura
2taBtsStrafe. Gi3,I&S|A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
Die Glesans Scr Sianr elmer 1srar

uno Der Gib ibrer aleioer b1nat bon benz bon
ibr aetruacnen Gpriet db. Stes III es, mas
nrauet b1dit anaIetenb lnS bsioufoert mndf.
@ieIc SdruHer5en ftun niif enppeidbniirte bi1ias
Qorfef6 5uriiG suiiitren. fucIdhe Die freie s~tfbrnlna
tebtnnerr. gu5 sgsape GorFct" III oas einaiae
Gprfrt aui eem Miarft. peIrhes .treies stbefis
toleii ~aeftnttet. .,gYabc 6prftt" Vdripts. VT.
2Oo3, siorosehorIts. etrahs. (5ebr18.IU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
Baltimore Sampf : Sadct So.
taute Hne 8Hperiailnc Sats2tuir.9
Die Ser. StdGieusGrlt befor0erto.
Ganpfei ,girainia" Cncu), ,Ninbanta,"

Gampiei ,girainia" (ncu). ,ginbama,"
rcseuTSia," nSruIcicc".i
Sampler fabren iiclidn. Goniiidas niiSaeiipmi
men, bon ben .9Iaipirie" sTiers. III. 10-ls,
Qlobl-Sitabe, ESQ slbenos, eircIt ;a9 S.o
9cint Comfort. Nor;oli, BortSnhcuiD uno allen
Blnften oeS Giioen3. Scrbinouia in Sio
Rrinf Comfort init n0. & 8. @ifenhn6n". Sos
Ridmono, Ner6ironnl in sorterlouib NIT Dem
peenbpurb Air cine" ipIioen Sug nab Sorts
mt Scr a~sIiIantie Coat Cine" 9iorfolf liro
tpeitiin urlb nOlo 9umilien Cine" mad glelr'
beru. SaafGirlston, 81. g., NitnionS. 30, iiro
Mfa6i5eiten mad curop1if@cm %Ione. 9uru'
tijfe ddtiten4imnler, cleItrli6e .Neleufiltrg,
1GmpfbeiSaie. Stolen fret. Sicierhirie aotiifeit.
Nr, .107, Sits6altiuore. Strnfe. ar. BOO. lno
sos. qiG5i.Gtrnbe. z. 81, 6. Etfice, SiioofisGde
9aliiInorcs Hno G~dlocrtsStrafe, Continental
Gb1rleszGtrqbs. - q
3uhn N. sheripnuo, so. Sfpnnt
SicclGrdi. II. Gcihs@ldirager. 0@eti. sVnn. 'gsnent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30

9uiul Sr6lufpnggpns uah Zen 2prt itllo bes
reit sam @ebrGuD in Der 0nuloeils mo MI.
9up IL. Stutiuu INT 1000 Nbcilos.
VI, ildb atlanticsSitB an SSo6cnta9en; Y,
rnm Mtlantic.0itp tdalih; I, innd Mtlantic'Gitp
SunutuGo. 9lle 3iiae baltci, III @ilm!ngtph.
Is biIt iu SBcter an.
GDila,s gitfpm.. GunloeIts Stniiprt. *S.15 Sprrl.,
y. 20 gfndm., rs. 10 slhetoS; MI. lionalzSiatiol,
$50 Siurin., l3.25 gtndnr. 26.15 Nbcnos.
9bereccu Mftrni., GainoensS tuttpr, 2t.0c
9;adbm.. 1910 9beuos: Wt, RoOalsS iatioli.
II. 90 9iuchui., 1918 Stbclos.
RcicruiruI1 opu Huum in Snlufs uocr Edrs
Icrs9Sapgurs, Speiicralen etc. iperoel ibnell be-
iurgi per IcIcpbpu Int allen folaenoen 9tueis
r.. CT. 4aHI 1924 ooer Mo. 9ourtIdno 1901;
mi. NopaIs Citation, e. & y, MT. Sermon 1923;
Gambler Stniinr observation-disclosures s, & Z.
St. Pdul SAG. ooer no, GuHrtlnno 2I2d; ino
VII. 526, SitosNruc0pap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30

Sto6icui5crein Heton,
oolcN6entcu. ogrloltbt mir
nleinc. (Srop 0o9 9iertrinfen. perbtc'
tets mir GG Tr}t 5dher rperil mir
Der FIRST nidt pesbietet. erloltbt8
meine Nrait nidt.@ oA5 -,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30

&ur nobrl.- g9Sarltm uerfou.
len Sic Sore oltcu aleioer, ltott lie
5u perid)cntct2 vGoS tblc id
Desbnlb, lpeil Der Sfaaisr iratncr III.
mierirt: %on Mtrridaftell dharlcAte
alte alcibcr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30

Morgens. Sii6Ii6 fabrerS: Serial.
icn Nort6' uno Fatteeri on.Barf-aOe.
ME 100, 2.30, $50 uno 4.30 Mor-
gems; Baltimore uno GborIeSItraBe
$50, $50, $50 uno 4.50 Worgen8.
&arfor0 : Moen1,e e 2inie - Gito-
lif fabrcn0: GcrIniicn @e6er'8 Barf,
Sorioro.9ioao I, ., 8 unO 4 linz
@orgeIt8. N6rtIid iobrcnO: 9aIti.
more II. @apitraBe 100, $50. $50
un0 40 Morgens. Die SarforO.
2tpenue . NadtlpaggonS iabrcn bon
@Cber'S garf, 5arforO.&oao, Bis
Baltimore l.. GapItruBe unO 5Iriid.
giortb . 9tDenue 2inie - @arri'
Jon . 9loenue : @aagons p~erIaIlen
SelairsMooo nn0 Nortb. Aperue inns
pom electric . gorf mad t2 ltbr
Witternodt, mie folgt: @eitlih fab.
rer0: @erloiien 8eluir.Goao urb
@ort6. 9toenue 1903, 1890, I, t.30
uno 2 lthr Wor9ens; HenniDluania~
un0 0ortb : alpenue 1926, 1882,
t.22, 1852 rm0 2.22 Morgens. Seit.
lid fabreno: 8erIoiien electric Barf
1890 I, t.30, z uno $50 Mor.
gems; 8cnnipIpanio. mo Rortb.
@bemte 1854, 1.24, 1,54, 2.24 uno
2.54 NorgenS.
grIter uno llbter 8agson mad
Dem @o1entagS : Sabrplan. Conn.
tags: Der e,ite 8o9gon cine Stunoe
ip1ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30

Ya1c sur Heiic ms NmslamS BE.
iornt s. gainc, Nr. 413, EF-Yalti-
moro trahr, natc Goitnhb0nic-Apc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
Baltimore Obio- Balm.
8 Idgli0. I IdaIi6, aus9cnor1lneu SouniGe.
yniI SpnIIao.

Grpreb5lige uJeec Stinoc ait Die Stnuoe" DOH
oer Communication nab gSaibtngtnu an
gSohcntagen 100 Norm. bis 500 9heros.
SrilDere A6labri bon Der Wit, NoOdlsS station.
sSniDim1tuu, n~erluiell MT. Jiopuls Stnttol
aG.U5. $40. l7.l0. 100. 1895, 1905. !l0.5l.
!11.53. ?l1.55 yorn.. @1213, 1888, LOO.
s2.4S. 1850, r41G. 400, l5.55 9iadni., sos.
1853, sos (eimtteo). 1886, III, % slbcrbe;
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The bee., 1906-03-08
THURSDAY. MARCH s. 1906.
Clay and BrscLinridse for statu.ry Hall.


The Washington Star. in an edito-
rial on Kentucky in Statuary Hall,
says:
"Mr. Watterson suggests Henry
Clay and John G. Breckinridge, and
there's much to support the selec-
tion. Gen. Breckinridge was man
of great force himself, and repre-
sented, moreover, a family of the
highest distinction in the State. The
Breckinridges were among the first
corners, helped to shape things, held
the most important offices. and
stamped their character and abili-
ties on the new institutions. This
scion of the stock made rapid prog
ress In public life, and after Mr..
Clay's death was probably the most
Influential man In the State. He
was greatly admired by the young
men, apd led large number of them
into the Confederate army.
Zone could wish to see Gen.
Breckenridge accompany Mr.. Clay
here for the additional reason that
in the hands of a competent sculptor
he should make up admirably and
impressively in marble. He was
one of the handsomest men of his
day, and, whether afoOt or on horse
back, carried himself superbly. His
figure in Statuary Hall would be
easily among the most striking dis
played there
The bee., 1906-03-08
LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS


Operator Chesterfield, of Vic
torla, worked the north night
trick at the depot Saturday night
during the absence of Operator
Cravens.
Jno. w. Thomas, Jr., was
elected president of the Nash
vile, Chattanooga q st. Louis
Railway last week succeeding
his father, the late Maj Jno. w.
Thomas.
Conductor Marvin Padgett is
able to resume work again after
several weeks illness. Conduc-
tor Ben Lacey was on his car
while he was off.
Chas. Martin has been on the
north coal run this week during
the absence of Conductor Bailey.
Hugh Mulvany, engineer on
the south coal tram, has resumed
work after being off duty sew
eral days. Engineer Smith was
on the run during his lay off.
In a few days trains will be
using the new tracks at Bakers
Hill. This will do away with
the hill engine and the two en-
gineers at that place. These en-
gineers will 90 on through runs
and will put Tom Giannini and
Alsup back on the chain gang
run with lay over at Darlington.
We are glad to number Con-
ductor Ernest Eastwood, of
Howell, among our subscribers.
All the railroad boys like The
BEE.
Engineer Whalen, of the in.
terurban train, who has been off
for sometime on account of in
iuries received in an accident,
resumed work yesterday morn.
ing.
Brakeman Matthews, formerly
employed on this division,
moved his family to Princeton,
where he is working for the Illi-
neis Central.
Supt. Jno. w. Logsdon, of
Evansville, was here Tuesday
looking over the situation and
as usual found everything in
good shape.
Work on the new tracks in
the north end of the darlington
yard is now about completed
and this yard will be put in use
in a few days. }
Dispatcher Wiley from the
Cotton Belt took dispatcher
Doudson' place and Doudson is
going to work trick on the north
end.
Operators Bud and Joe Crabens
are working nights at Earling-
ton.
NEWS OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
The bee., 1906-03-08
NEWS OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Items of Interest From Correspondent
Princeton.

Robert Morgan has resigned
the position as freight house
foreman at this place and will
start furniture business to be
known as the Princeton Furnl-
ture and Undertaking Co. He
has been working for the |. 9.
Co., for about three years and is
thoroughly competent for any
position about the station. 1t is
with much regret that the peo
pie who have had dealings with
him, hear of his resignation.
Fred Pickering was off duty
last week on account of illness.
E. l.. Yonts and Herndon
Greer attended the concert by
Sousa's Band at Hopkinsville
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Lee and
little daughter are visiting rela-
tives at Nashville.
w. B. lMcBay is working as
night telegraph operator here
for few nights. He was form
erly with the N. @. & ST. l..
Mr.. G. G.. Shackleford has
been offered the position of
freight clerk made vacancy by
the resignation of r. Morgan
and will probably accept.
G. r. Knowles spent Sunday
with his parents in Paducah.
|. B. Tanner spent Saturday
in Paducah,
9. p. Taylor and CALVIN Mitch
ell made flying trip TO Pegrams-
vile and return Saturday.
Chas. Erland is working as dav
telegraph operator during the
absence of w. w. Lee.
Conductor Ed. Spears of the
New Orleans, was on the Pa
ducah division last week.
Quite number of officials
were in Princeton last week
among whom were Gen. Supt.
McCourt of Memphis, Asst.
chief Engineer Stafford of
Chicago, Supt. Egan of Louis
vile, and Supt. Scheuing Of
Nashville.
AS west bound fast mail train
| No. lob was passing Little Cy-
press Wednesday night fange
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