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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-07

Park track Louisville by the Condon-Cella
contingent, 10 be operated in opposition TO
the Churchill Downs race course of the
Louisville Jockey Club, a member of the
American Turf Association, will precipitate
tho same turf war in that state Similar
clashes are imminent at Cincinnati and al
Lexington. where the race course of the
old Kentucky Association, owned by the es-
tate of the late Capt. Samuel Brown, is said
to-be the subject of a financial offer by the
Western Jockey Club through Louis Celia.
Not since the closing down of the regular
tracks In this vicinity at st. Asaph, Alex
ander Island and Iron Hill in the early
nineties by the outlaw edict of the East
ern Jockey Club. has the turf world at large
had as much to ponder on, as over the rae
ing situation in the south and middle west
at present A situation that has helped the
sport in the east to a degree by the ineV-
liable influx OF western turfmen and their
horses to the Atlantic seaboard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-07
Corrigan and Condor.

While this Kilkenny struggle between
John Condor and Edward Corrigan will.
unless wise counsels prevail only be ended
by the survival of the fittest or the iron
hand of the law, it is not the first of the
kind that the Western Jockey Club has had
on its hands. Started by the secession Of
the st. Louis, Chicago and New Orleans
clubs from the old turf congress that made
its headquarters at Cincinnati decade ago,
the Western Jockey Club at that time was
much stronger than the parent organization.
And the fight that followed was brief one.
ending in the virtual consolidation of all
the rival interests under the banner of
the Western Jockey Club.
Up to two years ago this monopoly held
by the Western Jockey Club over racing in
the south and middle west was so complete
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-07
'Game between Lowe and Hanna adjourn
Interior B. State.

Il! Ief. '.A.'... iDauskett'
The above game was adjourned from December 4.
Two games between Interior A and Com
merce and Labor postponed from Deem
Der 49, were to have been played on Thurs
day night. Gwyer of the latter team, by
failing to appear, forfeited his game to
Capt Hill of Interior A. This decided the
match in favor of Interior which had al
ready won two of the four games to be
played. The remaining game. while it Will
not affect the result, will probably be play
ed later. so it will have bearing on the
individual averages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-07
TO WORK FOR CREW
GeorgetoWn's Training Will Be-
gin Friday.

The training of the candidates for the
seats in the shell of the Georgetown Univer-
sity varsity crew will begin this week. The
Blue and Gray, much encouraged by the
showing made upon the Hudson last year
in the race at Poughkeepsie, will work hard
this year 10 make a still better showing in
the race which is to come. Coach Demp-
sey, who has had much success with the
crews of the Blue and Gray, will again
have charge of the preparation of the can
didates, and when the race is called at
Poughkeepsie this year 1t is more than
probable that old Georgetown will make a
still better showing than last.
The work upon the machines in the base
ment of the college buildings will be begun
Friday, and the oarsmen who will try for
places in the shell will get their first work
of the seasons training.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-07
Harvard Beaten in Basket Ball.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. January 6.-The
Harvard basket ball team was defeated by
at the Hemenway Gymnasium
today by the score OF IL to 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-07
ENTRIES FOR MONDAY.

New Orleans City Park.
First race, three and one-haif furlongs-Edward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-07

The standing of the teams in the Real Es-
int I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30

SrnunnB. III alter Stilc
lultrbrIt alt Sonlltng 9tnd)mittup 3
llbr Sr. Nnton @ittenbllrN II. Srnil
Slllio Nebemonn IN Der Wobnluhg
ocS Yraitieails, Nr. t725, Yortitr,
oird) Noitor 3. 6. Soinrncrlnttc bon
ocr rel. Seutidell Stride al, Sorforb.
Npe. unb Gboieitrube g%etralit. Mls
Srou6ergen ful,girten Irnu q. u.
@irtb uub Sr. Sobn Wittenburg.
gui Die Srauullg iolgte eli, Gn.
pfoita. nad) ipeld)em oas Gbepuor
cine Geiie mad, Dent Nnroen ortrot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30
Wnni5ipal Mnsclcacnbeitcn.

Goltapcrlulllnlnlg IN Der oWaUcrln'
Sonc" sur Vclprcd)un9 Der Yflo'
itcrun1airnNc I'M Mnncr. 49, Gin,
lprllh fonlnlt III Ip1t. 49, Wiiroc
Nutonlobiliobrcrn bos Monopol
Ncbcn. - GcridiebrncS.
S1 scr y@aucrlp Solle" I'M moro
lid)cll Mnner miro bei,tc NbcllO cine
bonn StootrotbSmitglicb Wrigbt BON
Der g.. Woro einbcrliicnc Scriumml
hung BON Nnncr 9ciuobncrn Itottiin
ben 5llr 9ciprcdung Der Eilolte.
rln1sfro9c nit Der Mnner-Gntipid
lungs GpntmiiIion. Gic Miner Sc.
mobllcr luilnid)eiL. ooB Die Stroben
nit giltcln MuterioI 1cpiluitert lucr'
bell, Ole Gommiiiion iuin ibnen obcr
MIR Wncnbom acben lrno miro III Der
9eriomntllln9 Sen Goriflog mod)en,
ouB ole NllfuoIltcr Der SfrQbell, 0tt
sspbalt olS Eiluitcrungsmaterial
perlonacr, Den YreiSullterid)ieo Sipi
ihcr Wocooom ulio MSpbalt Soblct.
Tie Gomuiilipn iogt, iuclln Die Stro'
ben i'm Iliner oiif Soften bcs Scr,
bel'erlinDSfonoS ollc nit Nspbult &c
piluitcrt iptrben ioQten. iuiirbcll sic
$2.0O0,000 nitt ousrciden. Mocu'
Dam foite 70 Gents pro Nuoorntpuro
mo NSiubolt menigitells 50.
Giniprud) fommt 5u pat,
Die SO. 6. 6. Vudmon bon Der
.@udmon Sbit . Slnportations4Go."
mo Charles 6. Macgil unb Charles
y. 9lodburn erid)iencn geitern int
H~otbbnilie urib proteitirten bogeeen.
bab Die @erften Nr. |, 3 unb 8 SIT
9lcidcr 3eit geboiit ipiiroen, ipeil 90
bnrd ibrc @cid,Gftc bctrddtlid,c Stu
RING erlittcn. Sic miinidien, oob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30
u@crmania MGnncrdur."
Scntc, Sicnitaa, Den 30. S%annar,
- uWuSart = Gun;crt" -
nnb 0all. 600

SnbcrfuIoiia. Sn scr
@obnlmg Der 6ron ). $. San
Sidle, Mr. 1919, 9inocn Npcnr,e.
bielt Or. @iGinm Topul Stofcs, Scr
itootiid)c 9oftcriolo9c. cinen %ortroN
Dor elmer gln5nbl @oite iibcr Sllber.
f%ltloiis.
Gle Baltimore. E6ilo.
oclpbin Gump d) SIS o."
bat Gin Wclnoriol an 'oie @eietgeblnl0
ollSorbeiten laiien. lporin lie gcgell
Die bcublid)tigte Nuicrlc9ulg rillra
Coils Don 80 GcntS pro Gaiingicr
ollrh ocn Morplnno. 0eIMpurc.aalol
protcltirt. Is beiBt IN Dem Sd)rift,
itiid, Oob Die @eicllidnit orrd, Ole
Nnnnbme Der gill ge5lurngcn ieil1
miro. Den transport ollrd) Den aallal
muipugcben uno es. ipic in 1901 sic
nNelp.2 )orf . Baltimore Sransportus
tiplls Sinie," mod)crl niiiBtc, ipeld)e
lclt0enl Inn Sap Charles beriimiGbrt
mo Die &ondlfoitcn cripnrt. IS
ld)eille, ais Oh man cS onrnlli abge-
'ebcn babe. cine Sonfurrcn5Iilic fir
Den VaIlngicrtrulSport aus oclnSeloc
jt trclbcn.
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Tas @cttcr.

Sir Morpluno mo 0cn Giitritt
Columbia id,onc~ McttCr mo iiiO.
lucItlid)c @inhc.
Ger boditc Sbcrmonlcicrllnll0 iuor
40 @roO lInt 3 llbr Nodplltto0@.
Ger nieori9itc ShernlomctcrlinnO
,por 81 @roo ru1l e llhr Wor1cnS.
Ger nicbri9ite Sbcrmonlctcritono
Der lcbtcn "a Stunocn IN lod)iolgcns
Del, StGbten mar, iuic iolgt: Goit.
port 4. Eortlono S, Bolton #, Nl=
borp 10, Dorf 80, Norriabilrg
81, Ebilooclpbio 81, Etlontic Gitu
80, @oibington 81, Noriolf SO, @ot-
tcroS 40, Charlotte SO, Wilmingtoii
80, Gborlciton 10, Supommb 40,
Sodlonpillc A, Silpitcr 46, aetgSc't
GO, Itlontn 3G. montgomery 40,
Ncip.O Orleans As, Goleitinc 40. @ol,
bottom As, Corpus Gbriiti 36, Wcmt.
pBiS 81, Cincinnati 81, Yittsbura 3,
S0ipcgo G, Buffalo fl, Glcpclnno 30.
Gctroit 26, Ilpcnn Is, W~toroucttc ~,
@recn @up 26. Chicago 80, Iulntb
26. ct. Saul 80. 81. 2ollia 81, San.
1nSsGitp 3S, Onlobo 3S, Suron 81,
@iSmard -, Wiaiiton 81, Sabre 81.
Sclcno 3S, Salt 2ofc -. Icnpcr 80,
Nprtb Flottr "a 9oogc 81, Nmorino
30, Cos Mngeles -.
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,Mittc!obadj Scfiion."
MitiluodJ, brn 81. S0nmar, gruncr
Wasfcnbaa in Der n8crmania-
Wanncrdjur Salr." COB

Scncr on Scr WiooIcitro-
&c. Snl 5~iueitcn mo oriitcu Stod-
lperf bcs Noules Der .Moruloro
YllmlbinN II. Ginning Co." Nr. y.
observation-disclosures. cntitouo 0riteru
sbcnb Inn rs llbr Scncr. iucldTs
erbcblld)en Sdnoen onridJtctc. ,}lpci
Eicrbc. Die lidl i'm crltcn Stodiucrf
bc'inGcn, iplrben gercitct.
2 d lucr ucrlcBt. - Ter II
Sabre oltc GiiclbohlsGolouftrur :.
~. @ciicl bon Or. 1929. Gniottitr..
luirbe 9citcrn gbeno III Caution jrpi
ldlcn elmer S~ofonlotipe mo cincnn
Waggon Der .Norolid)en Central
Vabn" gcalletlft mo crlitt 5lpeiNips
pcnbrilt)c. Gr lpllrbr nod) ocn
.Stoot-Soipiiol" ocbrnd)i.
0nrbc II DIT idipcr ucr.
lest. Gin bon $. &. YcnicI &c.
lentter 9ierpagcu oeS !Srn. 6reoerid
Valierlid)nliot ilberiubr 9eitern Gor.
mlttog an Der Gde BON Sront rtb
Seringtou . StraBe Ole i~ed)siGbrige
either Sdiller Don Nr. 222. Noro.
6rontitruBe. Gum @lild mllroe ooS
ainb nur leid)t al, ser red)ten Sulo.
Sf)ulter ulto aopi perleBt. Iie Wtilt.
ter Der 9leineu meigerte lid, eS mad,
eiiiem Soipiial bringen SIT laiIell.
Ter llnfnll geid)nb oaburd,, baB oa3
aito unmittelbor Dor Dem bcrnll.
flabenoen @nger iibcr bic StroBc SIT
lalifen perilld)te.
Yfer0c brennen 0ur d.
Gin bon 6ranf &. aimbcnbori gelenf.
ter 3,peiipGniier Der transfer . 60"
brannte seitern Sormittng bon Der
Ode ct. Saul. mo Sopette StrnBc
ans Die 5apette : Strabe bintnter
ourh iino conioirte al ser ode pom
Nortb- ,no Sapeite : StraBe nit
eincm Nasaon Ger Yifespilc . 9illie
Der elettriihen StraBenbn6n, Die bel.
ben hinteren 6eniter beiiclben ser.
t~riinnternO. Sr. q. j. @otiou bon
norcIt.V orf bradte bic 0urdMGnger
uud) Dem 3niommcnito6 5lrn Stil
itntlo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30

SrlB 9iritcr llud)t lclllcnl GnlcliI
ollrd) Gri6icbcn ein Gnoc.
(2pc5ialocpci6c ocs r9cuti0cn GorrclponocutD
Ger bcfunntc @otcl Gigcntbilnler
TriB Hcllicr, oelicn @%ultbullS lid oil
ocr Ode BON Sobn Maribon Eiocc
uno Ecnnlplpanio Ipcnllc bcfillOct,
bc9ing 0eitcrn .Miitog S%clbltmorn,
inOenl cr lid cine &ilgcl ollrd Den
aopi jogic. Sr. Helter butte lett
l0ll9crcr 3Cit al Wclondolic gelittcl
mo id)on oft oan1it gebrobt, Oob lr
lid) Neluultiom bon icincm 2ciOcn be
ircien milroc. Eic 8emnblin, ioiuic
sic 9lngeltcutcn I'M Suuic battcn oe9
hulb id)on lcit Monatcn clll luad)la'
mes Nitge. neil lie Oas Sd)linlmltc
bciiird)tctelt. Us nor fllr5 Dor Wits
tag, OILS Sruu Ncuter cincn Sd)ltb
bortc, ulO nud ocnl Eorlor eilcno,
fono lie Den @nttcn bllltilbcrltrount
an @oOcn nit elmer 8unOc IN Der
rcd)tcn SdllGic; Die allgcl ans clllcll
IS fulibri1cn HcuoIpcr ipor IN Die
rcd)te Sdloic OcOrrn9cn nn0 an Der
onocrcn Seite ipicocr bcrnliSgcfonl-
men. Sic @uiie log ncbcn Dem cnt.
leGlten &opcr. Gin Iangca Scl0cn
bate oen llngliidlid)cn lebcnsmiibc
gelnad)t, mo dis CT iid) ciller DO
nellt unbcad)tct iallb, iiibrtc CT icincn
longlt 9eioBtcn GntidlllB aus. Gle
@ittiuc lit ticI crgriiicn nnO troltloS
IN ibrcm S6nlcr5, Der iid) better ocll.
fen olS bcidreibcn lGBt.
Sr. Hclltcr lpor uQgenlcin belic1t
uno foit cbenio popular in 9olti-
more. ais III Ser YunoesbalptItoot.
Zen gal5en Gag itromten 5oblreid)c
6rcllloc nod Dem Srouerbouic, INN
lbrc S%hcllllatnlc 81 b%cfunocn.
Ger &critorbcnc lpar crit i'm i6.
Scbcnalobrc; III Nonlloper. Iclltidl-
Iolo, gcborcn mo icit % Subrcn IN
gnlerito, Sor 10 Sobren mar cr il
baltimore i%pohnboit, 500 Damn nnd)
Wolht1gt0lL. no cr luegen lelrler
6robnotur iibcraQ cill milfonlmcncr
@oIt mo IN icincm @eid)Gitsuntcr.
ncbnlcn Iebr criolgreidl mar. Gr &c.
bortc 5ltlll .S1ngcrbumb" mo lpar
clll Scmpcl HittGr Der Sreimonrrr,
lpcldlc bic 9citattungs Seicr lcitcn
lpcroen. IS iiberlebcn i'm icinc @ut,
tin, 6rau Grncitinc Geilter. iolpic
cine Softer, Gertrude, bon Is mo
Gin Sobn 6rib, bon II Sobrcn.
Coroner 9tcpit bicIt eincn Stolrrit
filr ilbcrflilllig ulb ltcQte eincn Zoo.
tcllld)cln ans in Observation-Disclosures
nit Den c%rlu1bntcn Sbotlohen. 9ic
3cit Der Yccroigung lit nod nid,t &c,
ilinmt.
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Der oicsjGbrige Musfenboll
oeS vWlttelsbod . Gereins," meld,cr
am 8. Sebrlor III Der .@ermnniu.
Wonnertor : ,Solle" Itottfinoct, Der
iprid,t, pieoer Elm GROCER @riolg srl
lperoen. 0us Gomite lit emiia nit
Den Sorbcreitutsen beidGftigt uno
miro feline Miibe unb Soften ifcucn,
I'M 'elhen 3rped 81 crreiten. Inter
Der l~Ilrlid)tigen 2eitling oeS Srn.
Seo. 8eiipit iucrocn oieanfiiibrluigell
clngeilbt, Wdbrcno Yroi. Steimpalo
nit Dem mliifaliihen IbciI betrout
plroe. Sir Decoration Der Safe
lptroc cine uniebnlide Sltmiic be.
ipllligt, nnb miro oieielbe grobartiaer
oils ic 5iipor. lin ben 9eiudern @e-
le9enbeit 5l geben, iib nad oen
Strapa5en Der Masferooe geltiiaeno
ju Itarfen, miro bon Srn. Z. Wolff
ein feines Souper ierpirt. Der Yreis
Der eintrittsfurten betr1gt % Gents
uno iino oieielben bel allen Witalie.
bern uno in Der rStaa : 8aIle," Nr.
,205. Sanopcrltrabc, at bnben. 5idcts
al ser Safe foitcn 90 Gcnts.
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WarDlGnbcr StaatsacictGcbang.

Cine Nlllterns9ia cillgcrcidDt. - Ter
&cpllblifollcr Yoiro mill Die No.
lljei Watrpncn %pcniionircn. 49,
&inbcrorbcitz@in cillgcrcidt.
Annapolis 30. San. - 9cioc
@0iller Der StoutsgeirBgcbul9 bicl-
ten hclltc Nbcno cine fltr5c Sibrlr0,
nod iucld)cr iid) Oiclelbcn bis nlorgcn
Mittog pcrtogtcll.
Sn Senot reid)te Scnotor &irunn
Nic bon Dem A%uitcrniiider Sd)lt.
ucrcin ollaNcorbcitctc Nliltcrl,Slld)t
Gill cint ocagleidcn Die bon General
Seth ollaacorbcitctc Bill iiir cine Ser,
mclillnN Der Nllltcrnbcttcn.
Scnntor @ob0 Dol, 9lnllc N(rlnOcls
Gonltp lntcrbrciicte inn Scnot cine
"lll, fir Die Sod)ihulc Der Wcibcn in
gnmopoliS cine Gcrmiuiguug 5l ma,
d)cn.
Scnutor YcrfinS bon Baltimore crs
lnn9tc Nbcno bic Grlnllbnib, am
Gonncritng bic ScnatSfamnler fir
Gin @erbor iibcr sic Dill sum 8iocr.
mi Scr Midterpcniiorcn ST. bcnllecn.
Senator 9iOOiiot's Dill, @eloer scr
Gonmiiiion iiir %crfcbrSlucge fir bic
lleberldlucnnungcn i'm lcBten Sabre
81 i~i6crloilcn, bat ocn Scnot poliirt.
Sn l%lntcrbulllc untcrbreitctc Sr. i.
Z. 9orton oic Dill, nclde oic Yeid)Gi
tl1llltg bon ainocrn urltcr fl Sobrcll
lnlQcicblid) rnodt. Tic Yia iurlroe be.
rcita p%craongcllc @odc I'M .Gcit.
ifcn Gorrciponocntcn" %bclprodcn.
Sr, Z. Sci0b Worriott, Gem, bon
Baltimore, bot i'm llntcrbouic cine
Bill cillacrei6t, ipeldc bic 9eodtuilN
ollcr Menidcllircunoe pcrbient; IN
ocriclbcn miro Die Nrbcits5cit fir Sin,
Der inter t6 Sobren oui od)t Stum.
Den pro Gag ieltgeicbt.
Sr. Sudcp. Sep, bon Srcocrid, 60.
hat fir oaS pioerlidc SDonlafer'id)c
acknowledgements cine SiQ cil9ez
rcid)t, ipcld)c Die Nlla9aben beS Ston.
tcs iilr oer 9au bon 2anoitrubcn nllf
100000 pro Sobr bcgrcn5t.
&r. ". SorrD Eoiro,N ep.. bon Dol.
tlmorc. bat belltc Nbeno cine Dill Gin.
gercidt, Die Eoli5ci-M otronen BON
baltimore had elmer gclpiiicn Ncihc
BON Sobrcn SIT pcniioniren. Gcaglci,
d)cn rcid)tc CT oic Triput.T ctcftip- Bill
cln.
Sclttc Tbcn0 trni Nr. .. Noluor0
Soluon int Sntcrcl'c Der bon Srll.
ScbnoDcr cingcrcidtcu N%ltitcrnSlld)tz
Gill bier cin; luobrldcinlid miro in
ocll nod ten Sn0cll elm &crb6r itott.
linden, nm beiocn Scitcl @elc9cnbcit
jll gebcn, lid) olla5llipreden. Nngc.
llomnlcn miro Ole &nnlon'id)c Dill lit
0icicr Situng nidt.
Der GorIdln9, Elm @cict ocgcn ocll
BON Gignrcttcn ollSltlebulell.
fat Die Sbotiud)e an ooS Sagealid,t
gc6rod)t. DOB bcrcits Gin lold)es @e-
ict bcltcbt, obcr, mic ae~pobnlid). llibt
Gcnilgeno bon Der Eoli5ci burdmc.
iilbrt miro. Nnnod) fam cin "a.
bodSbulloler bis 5l 500 Strnic Der.
llrtbcilt lueroer. lpclln CT Gignrctten
al clllcl 3nnbcll inter - Sobrcn
ucrfouit. Gs lolltc MIR nod eill Sc.
lcB ollgcllolllllcll wcrocn, lucldps ic-
ocllanoben, Ser cine Cigarette roild)t,
mi orei Molrnte nnd) Dem Stauta.
nrbcitsbmnie brinst. BUR Belt lit cs
Irrnoe5u Dioerlid. ulli ocn billteren
FlottIornen BON StrnberhunggonS
Bic buinlnen Sllngcn NIT Den id)all-
ried)cnoen Gi9orcttcn i'm
icbcn SIT miiiien.
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Sdiffsfarten pon nnb nad ScntId).
limb.

Ton Baltimore bis Bremen: @u,
lite $i5 nllb $3.50; 9remen-9al.
tlmore bis gum l.. Nopembcr $3.50
mo $62.50; bonn /. Nobcmber bis
|. Mugnlt $3.50. MuunOreiie 5lt bill.
ll9crem Ereiic. SGcu. s. Siencr &
Go., Simmer Nr. 3, ia Differing.
toll'Sf:. (323J
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Sin id0ncs mno niitIides WcIdcnt
fir M~nacb0riDc 1T INNER cine lcbcas.
groee photographic oSer cine limit.
lcriI9 p%olcnoctc Gopie eincs alton
SilScs in GrapOn, @aKerfarbc, Del
ODER Eaitcll. SIC id6niteu &abinct.
bilocr MIR ST prO Sntcnb.
Stlins Sebbel, bcltider Ybotoorapb.
321 Noro.U SAT-. Strakc.
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Staot Baltimore.
ltntcrhnltnnna . Wcnluciicr.

<VRWIUR'TRF'
.Winhf,Afnoemic." - Sicie SSohe: aIht
GmbaliD BAH.
,,SIaucDie Shrater." f Sicic SSode: NJ
Race for Yife".
morris SpcrHbans." Sicie sSodDc:
Mchert 2. ManteI in iolgenocm Ncpcrtoirc:
Wlpnina nno 6rcitu9 gberlo -. gaoilta. year"
Sieniiae gbcno .........a 9idnuro Der Critic"
uSpnionntrahtr' Shenter." - Stc'e ISOLDE:
suffer Wtibniobt".
,sibamgb'e 5heater." - 2icic 2Sudhc: uIbc
Yrtnce Chap.
,IarnIauo. sbeater." - Sicic SSpdbc: 0citDs
0alhepiUe.N priicllun9cIl. Sdalih Niniirec.
.Nnoitprtum. 7 beater." &C., Sicfc @otc: ,Gbc
sturnlpunS".
~,(Scrmania'@ Nj auntrdinr." - Sicn'iug, oclt
so. Suuudr. Mto5urisG pnicrt mo Pan.
,0ittcIebnd,r scftipn." - Mitluod, ben 81.
SaHint, erober Wtuefenbnli in Der uGcrnlnrius
Wduucrdhort Sale"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-22

was sorry did not get to see my old
friend Squire FELTON, at the meetin. but
learned he had laid around all winter and
done nothing. and had got to stealth and
his wife would not let him come.
~ the close Of the meetin' was made
acquainted with I. viii Fauber. Of the firm
OF Fauber, letters * Co. lie took me
around the corner and give "swig" out OF
his bottle. and appinted him on Banks and
Banking seed Hiie was little sore. so
appinted him and James b. Rhodes a com.
mittee on Foxes, to examine their habits
and customs in their travels. and report at
next meetin'.
Judge Beatty and Comrade W. II. Whet.
sell greeted me with grins and smiles at the
success made OF having the city called
Stonebraker Judge Beatty agreed to take
stock 81 $50 900 In the bank
VIII give further details after next
meetin {. S. President.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-22
A Baby Raised by n Man.

Written for The Argus by Man.
A woman said my little child.
To wake and weep Is mine:
But thou canst sleep thou dost not know
Thy mothers lot and thine.
My life is done the sun-beams smile
They tremble on the main:
But dark within my dismal room
To me they smile in vain.
Thy folded mantle wraps thee warm.
Thy tender face looks sweet.
Thou dost not see the reaper death.
Nor hear his silent feet.
AS DER thy sweet unconscious face
A mournful watch keep;
| think. didst thou but know thy fate.
How thou wouldst also weep.
Yet dear one sleep may sleep be sweet.
May JOY for ever be thine;
When shall mine eyes my bate be sealed
As peacefully as thine2
The mother dies aud baby lives.
With but fathers care;
Yet with its smiles and cheerful favors
There's nothing to compare
The babe is ten months older now
And playful as a clown;
Its nurse would rather be with il
Than any belle in town
Ii always calls its Pa. Mamma.
It's sunlight meek and miu
And women need not say again.
A man can't raise a child.
IL tails to see its lonely state.
Contented with It's lot:
Ii sleeps so coy with its Pa
Both !" S|'ty cot
Ii never took poison drug.
Which fretful women give
And still it's just as fat and plump
As any babe should live.
It's pill and squils. powders and oils
Arc eggs. and milk, and cake
Such things as nature gives for food
Are everythingit takes
SALAMANDER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-22
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear There Is
only one way 10 chre deafness and that IS
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inhamed condition OF the
mucous lining Of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is iuHamed you have a rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing. and when
u Is entirely closed, Deafness is the result.
aud unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to IT'S normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever:
nine cases out OF ten are caused by Catarrh.
which is nothing but an inaamed condition
OF the mucous services.
We will give One Hundred Dollars Tor
any case OF Deafness Caused by Caiarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
II. CHENEY & Co. Toledo o.
Sold ny Druggists. 7sc
Hairs Family Pills are the best.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-22
LAND FOR SALE

IEuz about five miles east Of Kiogwood
GOOD f4rmrg section and = good
Ha1r..Dd near TO school and church.
one hundred acres or more with COOP
'fflDH UNreE rood out buildings and
large orchard of s1od bearing trees select
.Irsny 'rli Nearly 80 under cultivation.
Price t4s.g
One hundred acres % good farm land
e.fI Tour room .rant house. barn and
orcHaft Frre f.51.
Sky seven acres ri good farm iand ad
joining tHe a1os. tract Price auoo
These three tracts join and will be- sold
separately cor together They are sl
adapted fo farming or stock raising. being
vel. waiered bIi not suampy AU are
bargains i5r anyone desiring 10 purchase
frm end For further particulars write
to Lock Box ffi EsI1s " w.
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IS J.. Brown Town Sergeant in account
with The Town Of Kiogwood from Feb o.
i9os TO Jan. go igob Dr. Cr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-22
GROSS TIES WANTED.

The Morgantown & Kingwood Railroad
Company during construction will pay as
follows for cross ties:
Wkiteoak Rock oak. Ist class and class
and LocuSt,...... 60 cts. 90 cts
chestnut ............. 20 " as
Specihcauon:-First class ties to be 8
ieet inches long 7 inches thick and with
faces not less than inches wide OF good
sound, live white or rock oak to be hewn
sraigt and smooth Tor. If sawed stabbed
J. e.. sawed on two sides only, bark to be
removed and ends to be squared. Second
class ties. same as above, excepting to have
not less than S-inch faces No split ties or
ties with less than inch faces will be &C.
copied. Ties must be placed on Company's
Rightof'way at or slightly above grade.
neatly piled so that both ends Of each tie
can be plainly seen and each alternate
layer must contain not more Than three ties
All ties TO be inspected monthly by the
party OF the first part. and paid for on or
about the 2oth for ties inspected and ac.
cepted Tor previous month. No ties shall
be paid for unless sppoved by its inspector.
Parties desiring to deliver ties will notify
either OF the undersigned
+. X. BRETZ, Gen. Manager. Morgantowp
JULIUS K. MONROE, Chief Eng. Kiugwood
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-22
The West Virginia Northern Time
Schedule.

Nv EFFECT NOV. "a. 1oo3
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-22

Two men in each county To- represent and
advertise Hardware Department out ont
samples of our goods etc. Travelling
Position or Once Manager SALARY go 90
per month. cash weekly with ADO expenses
paid in advance We furnish Everything
50 1HE COLUMBIA HOUSE
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