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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

~ "
Seer Iercr, melde bicie 8ctrdnfe &C.
nicben, u1b lire Stinlmcn 9egen cine
0ergeipoltigung ibrer p%crlonlit,en
Srcibeit iinb 2cbetSgeiuobnheitcn in
Die Wagifole merien. 0ic .2iquor"e
Slttcreilen pcrlanaell feline Son5cllios
licn, mic SEER 9ofcr mlterltclt, obar
fie ipebrerl iid) ac9en Die li19ered)tc
ntib ipilfiirlife %ernid)tltng ibrcr
Snterciien. Ser @ofcr l1Bt Die anbc
niis Dem Sod, or crflGrt lid fir Die
.2ocal Option. 9clpegung nod Dem
@runbiob Der WoioritGtS- Serrid)oit.
Mls poIitiider @runoiob bot CT icine
1eltltng. gircn Wenid)en nber SIT
oerbieten, mos er elien ober trinfelt
of, lit feline politiid,c. ionbern cine
rein perl0nli6e an9elegenbeit. Gben-
fo9ut fonitte cine WoioritGt ben NM
Seren aIles WoeLid)c pprihrciben.
Sollcn Ole GrobibitionS 9cItrcbunaell
c~rSrollclt luerben2 @on5 cntihicccn,
,no Seocr. Der etlunS olli lcinc per.
ibeit, aui icine MonneS.
t, ipiro al Oicier GroroIie.
III uno lid ridt s,,m SfIa.
rrf, btiiidtigcr Semperen5lcr &c.
qrd- laiien. Sie Erohibitioniitct
nlogcn nod i6rcr Sucon ielig merocn.
acin Menib mutbet i6ncn Sil, etpos
St1rferes oils Waiier 81 trinten
Insielbe Hed)t biirfcn bic liberalcn
Glcnentc Der @iiracr fir lid beon-
fpruhen. Ias Hett, oas Serr 9ofer
n'o nit linn oic Erobibitioniiten &C.
an Die perionlife Srcibeit bean.
fudt, lit fein Hed)t, es lit cine
-riite anmaBung. Iie 1emperen5.
.nrtei NIT ihrem .frommen" gn.
1lng ~beruien iih gar gerrt alf Die
1ibel, auf ole moioiifen @eiete. "a
beiBt es: 9u ioait nidt itebIen! iii
fc0it nidjt tootenl Iu iollit nift Iii.
gen! II. I. Gin Trinfperbot Itebt I'M.
ter ben 5ebn 8eboten pid)t. Cas luar
otnerifaniifen bplteriihen ~@elt-
perbeiierern" %porbebalten. ,Serr 9afer
fuirft Den libernlen GIementen Der Be
p0lferung ben 5eboebanOihmb hin.
Son er aufeenommen meroen2 Sc
cher, oeito better; oenn Die 0eipesuna
tpelde eineeiest bat, milB gum auS.
irn0c aebrnht meroen. Tie Erobibi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Wnuie 6. Gfaert.

9la6mittags, Srall Mimic 6. @laert, ~aeborene
SrnnepaIo, As Sabre alt. eeIiebfe Satin oeS
perftorbeneil Charles @laert, In 9sr, 1881. Rpro'
ben 80. Septerber. giatmitt1es 3 nbr, bonn
1ranerbaufe aus aif Der ,gou6ou Bari Gene
tern" itatt. Sermailote rno Sreutoe itno ADJ
tuItgaooU eilgelaoen. (27t-3(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Rpiina Grak.

IS ftarb AM 2s. Sepieniber 1907 HoIuG
9raE, g~eliebte Ipbter oes oeritorbenen grHefi
YB. uno Der oeritorbeHeH WlaqoaIena lllrit,
in ibrsn "a. 2ebensiabre. Die geerotauna fin
bet am 3ten'tas, 8abmittd9s h3 llbr. bon Der
lSobHnng hires Sobnes, 8r. T. Sios@rIinatpns
itatt. (273-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Muntag, Den 80. September 1907.
Idt Sciten.
8cr jtcft babiutcr

Ssn unieren engliihen 3eltltngell
ipllroc lebtc ISOLDE cin longer 9rief
oeS Srn. Soiepb 9. 9ofcr I'M Nn5el'
sentbcil peroiientIi6t, Cine iold)c
@ln5eigc foitet piel 8elo, iebr piel
@elo, benn lie erid)icn allf Der erlten
Seits. Serr gater bat Den Srlel 9e'
ihrieben; oob or aud bic Eubllfo'
tionsfoitcn 9etra9en, 1T nidt on5us
nebmcn. @er bat MN oieic betroft'
liden @cIoopfer ge6radt, I'M Den
5iemlid beoeiltunesloien Sriei oea
Srn. 9afer 5r pcroficntlidcn? Die
Mnt1port crgibt iid) uni6lper aus Dem
gricie ielblt. @cnn bon vEolitlt uno
ben @irtbidoitcn" Die &ebe lit, bonll
iueib man, luer oobinter itedt; umlo'
mebr "a Die TrobibitioniIten. Fortci
olid) IN MorplanO rnaetuobnlld)
riibrig lit. Sn Dem 9ofer.9ricfe miro
5uerit piel bon n2iquor. Snterelts" gc-
reoet, alio BON SntereIien Der 9raier.
@renner, ibrer Inaeitclten mo Ir'
better, iuic Der @irtbe. Gieie 5cbn'
big fiini5ebntouieno 9iirger parei1
Die ein5ieen, meldc Elm Srterclie i'll
Der 8etrdnfeiroee bGtten? Gic 6tont
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Waric Melfer.

s. itarb nn 80. Gtpiember 1907 Marie
@eiier, 3G Sabre al, eeIiebte Satin bon 9rcl,
berid Z. g4Clfer. 8eripunote itno Srelnoe IiuS
a6tun95boI eingeluoen, Der 8eeroieung am
9ienftas, ben /. Sitobcr, Jludmitidgs 9 llbr,
bon ibrer sS9bnune., Er. 1929 Noro'8rioSft,
aSruio Jtioae GemeterO". (273-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
SoheSiGQc.

afna Seribplbt, IS Sabre ait, nTranlIin'
Souare spofpiiaI." u. September.
Minute ateisr, 80 Sabre alt, Nr. 22s, Rearl-
Strdbe. 81. Septemher.
Bertha u. srriba, . Sabre ali. UT. 21o5,
eelperton.R oao. 81. Sepiember.
Seiie sdred, 5 Sabre alt, gr. 2t15, Off
gbQies Strake. %. Scnteuber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Gem Wcrthplot.

IS ftarb am 81. september 1907 2sna Bert.
hulbt, 4S Sabre alt, geItebte 91itin bon Sres
6arttlie fino aftuneepou eirgelaben, Der
Irnlers@erenoute am Mlpntas, 9aad ntttaee nm
2 ubr. in ibrer gSpbnun9. Or. 1926, 9seftsGrobs
strabe. bet5uipopren. 9eiietyrs ~pribatim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Nnffur0ernna.

gu elmer n%Ieemeineii. t~piiroigen 0eoad,tuiR.
ieier 5n Ghren oeS 8roFbcrJpgs Srieoridl ppn
observation-disclosures, Vaitor Stereer. Nidt mir
Vnoens .S1bre nno lUdter, ~fonoern has aes
%lalnHtte 9eutffihum III aufaeforoert, Der Seicr
bet3rlpoblien. SlulItei uno Strdn5e eriuiinfht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

fruits IinO emo 8etabr, 5lt1nal IL
cinem 2onbe, in Dem 10 piele tdui-
lid iino.
Gice = BrGiioent Sairs
banfs lit in indianapolis BET Der
2elegatenpobl fir bic Wetbooiits
episcopal Gonferen& oic I'M ndditcn
Wioi in Baltimore obgebolten per-
ben miro, gl1n5cno burdgefonen.
limo norum? @eiI bel Dem Mittoas-
mabl bos SEER S%oirbonfs Dem YrG,
~lioenten HooiepeIt om DECORATIONS.
Gage III iciner @obuln9 CAB, Sod.
tails uno orei pcrid)ieoene Sorten
Wein leroirt porben iinb. Sdon
balo nof bieiem id)redliden @elhe6-
nib lpuroe Serr 6oirbonfs ,Godtoil
Charley" genonnt. llno iebt baben
leine 3irfennlitalieber ge5eigt, oaB
iie 0os Gerbrefen, bel einem 8olo.
elmer fir etfpo 40 2elltc etrpus
Storferes lpie @oiicr 81 ierpiren.
unpu3eiblid) finben. ga modte man
nit 8retd)en i'm .Sohit" logcn:
GO tbllt mir lang id)on meb'. bob
i'd bid in Der @eieGidoft ieb'.
Sic @crtbc u~nIerer
6ormprooufte oil @ei5cn, MoiS, So.
Ter uno 9ounnpollc luerbc1 bon ocm
Iderbnit.I epartement fir bic Sabre
1898 bis 1896 uuf etnoS iiber finn
Willaroell Collars angcgebcn. Gin
SobrSebnt lpater, in oen Sobrcn
1903 bis 1905 Worcn tic orf nabcSil
5ebn Miaioroen 9eitiegen. Ger Mertb
Der gerlonnten Grnoten bot iid Der.
boppelt. Sn Scr Teriobc 1893 bis
1896 luarcn Die Ereiie nieorig; iebt
limo tic bodl bic Eroouftion lit geitei.
gcrt poroer, unto bic 6ormer luno
Etlan5er itebel iid) gut babel. lbs
coniumirenoe Eubliflm baeegcn bot
bic boberct Ereiie ST. 5obIen, obrc
Dob feline Ginnobnlen in oemielbcn
MoBc geltiegen iinb.
Die SaIbmonatSlhrif
uWtobcrnc aunlt," sic i'm @erlo9c
bon Hid)arb Sang erideint, bat ibren
5luciunb5ipail5isIten Sabrsung ollge-
iongcn. @er Srelloc al, @etroften
gutter l,lo prad)tig ausgefiibrter Oil.
Der muoerner Stunt bat, Der finoct
III bieier iunitrirten 3eitld)rift alles,
luos CT MIR miitiden mag. Gin &C.
NIB, ooS reihe @ilocrmotcrial orii,.
ihaiIen. Aud Scr literariihe 2bciL
Der 3eitidrift itebt alif Der Sobe Ser
3eit. 9citeaunsen onf Die DO,
berne aunit" nimlnt Die 9udhano-
hung bon q. Sonitid, 10 Noro-
Eoppleton.S traBe, entgegcn.
Yraiibent MooicpcIt II.
Ser yHigbt Mepcreno ano Hiabt
Sonoroble" 9iihoi bon 2onoon, en-
grant, baben olf ben SpiclpIGscil
oes y@ciBcn Snlties" III @oibington
Gin Sennis- Spicl gcipieIt. Spaltcn.
Iaiise 9eridte horiiber lit Der eneli.
id)en Greiie, obgleid) tie nid)t eil,moI
iueib, iuer oas SpieI gelponnen bat.
. mar ebelt ELM 8ampf slpiid,en
Staat nnb Stride, unb babel meib
man e%epoGnlif .nift, tuer Sieser
lit.
Cine 2abung
bon Ginmanberern bat Der @bite.
Star-I ampfer Baltic" nad) Nem,
orf gebradt: 1902 MGbfen i'm hei-
ratbsfabisen gIter, Die in gmerifo
balo ale inter Die Saube 81 fotnmen
%seoenfen. Gas Ginlaufen in Den So-
fen Der Che lpirb linen iuobI nitt
mehr Sdynierigfeiten MAIDEN, oIs
-, Na,, o.,ta,, n.,,, 0no,, M,,f =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

'obtbltton ll1ad)enE Gln
g Sntcreiie an bieicr
/ sic Suilocrttoulenbe.
bre perionlid)e Srcibsit
cine bpiteriih .fanatiid)e
u, perfiir5en unb be-
en-; oac Die, lpeld)e filr
ftigen 2ebcnSgenuB. Den
iilo. eintretem. is ban-
4 nidt I'M 10000 ober
trlen, ionbern ilnl Srn.
Nid)t Die @ctrGnfe.
in en9crcn Slime ocS
Yroon5entcn ppi, Wtcr
penn ullo Die Gcrtoufcr
= @irtbc, iinO ou0ihln5.
nlebr lit eS Dos grpbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

tioniiten lino riibrig on Ser arbeit.
Sic laiicn iid's Irbeit H. @elo foiten,
I'm propaganda fir ibre Sa6e gu
MAIDEN. @ebct bin unl0 tbut oesgG.i-
den. IbDortcn lit in oieiem Sale
idle6te EoIitif. Ger 9ofer'ide 9rict
lit aitgcnideinlid aegen Die bemo.
frotiidc Eartci oeS Stootes geriftet
obgIeid Der Serr 8crfoiicr bctont,
ooB or 9cnofrot iei elmer nit 8or.
bebolt, Oenn er min fir feinen 2egiS.
latrrsG dnbiboten itimmerl, Der in Ser
n2ocoI Option. 6rogc nitt 6arbe be-
fcnnt unb fir oieieIbe eintritt. Gr
lcioet on g~efrGnftem Gbrgei5, neil
linn sic @oupcrncurs Domination
nift gclporbcn lit. Gut, ooB e8 10 &c.
fommct, lit; oic Marpldnbrr 9eno.
fratie b0tte ionit Gin oGebocle" crlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

ger6esette aussbote nit Der aatf6riit BRO;
poidlS for QeuoA nuo all rIbe Eonro OF
Iiparbs OF Baltimore Gin" ~doreffrt peroen I'M
9iireaa beg Siaot.aegittrators aatbbaus, ga!'
tiuore, Oib., bis IL nbr 8orniita9S am Wttt'
uodl, eeu q. Ettpber 1907, fir bic aieferune
mnS abIi.ierans an bic @aiisrbsb0gss ant ibrsn'
@anttrGbeH,9aGerplab, SAB nno y9olte.Strabe,
Baltimore. W6.. bon tlnfnHb3p au8ie (95) Zone
nen. 5ipeiianieno (2e60l 4funo pro 1orne, hon
Snlabseletflnurpeu eroffnet tperben.
spesiiifaiionen fir oas gIei f5nnen ir benz
8iireau oeS gSaitersJ n9enienrs i'm Satbbans,
Baltimore, WIey erlaret peroen.
Seoes augeb6t muB bon eiuem begIaubigien
She'd, an ben Wiapor ilno ssaotrat9 bon galft;
more 5abIbur, in Der Sohe zines 3cbnteIs oes
setraaes beS gnacboirs ~besIeitei tein, nne oer
ertol9reihe 8ieter mHb cine 3lfrteeenfteHsnoe
irene Srfiiuune bes eontraltes i'm ooppeIten
9etrne oeS Wertbes oes Gortraftes fteuen,
Die gontrafts8eborbe bebdlt H6 oas Aedt
Dor. irgenb elm eeer aae Ineebotc snriidSn'
pcifen.
Tifrco M. Euid,
B1iierRS ugerteur.
%. ~. Gberrn,
teIbertreterber 9rdIbeni Der Gonfrditbeboroe
Sepf20. 81 49, "a, 25, 26, 81. 1880, Sftl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

etgeHthamtr q. saaiue, Bobmna:
q. & g. SeIepbon: 1865 Wabifon-M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Separtsnteut fir bfientlide stderhett-Saltcn
Cub Scpartenteu hes Observation-Disclosures
Vhreaue, 1tathbauS.

ghreaue, Statbbans.
SaIti m e.. 20. september 1907.
@ngebote fir Die 2ieferune ban Stdnber uto
Negalen I'M 9etuiIssDMrft uno ,Diarplalo' Snitis
tut" fir ben W2apor ino Stdoirnib hon 8dltts
more iuerben bon bet a9oaro Of sfpdros" eits
9egen genomnien lperoen.
Mneebote ntiiiien In oerfsgelien 9ouoerts elns
sef6Ioien, an ben Boob OF Miuaros" ~norcifirt
uno nit Der slnfidrift .BioS for Staus aito
RAIDS 9letatl Wlarfet ano Wdrplano SHitttlife"
perleben fetIl. lrlb nnt ODER Dor W1tttipodi, oeu
0. Gttpber 1907, fl llhr Yurmittaas, bel Srn.
). Selueu 3bomaS (StabtsNegiftraior) in beis
fen 9iredu i'm gtatbbaus abeegebert tueroen.
Seoe5 Nngebot muB bon einefl be9laubt9ten
Gbed IN Der S6be bon $3.50, 5abIbar an ben
Wlapor nno Staotraib bon Baltimore, be9lettei
fem.
Bon bent erfoIerei6en slneebotfieuer iuirb bic
9telung elmer gllten urlb germ aetloeil Hhro..
lhutt urto Die VeioIenIg Der Nori9riften ees
SiaotsGbarters fiber 9oHfrdfie uerlangt.
Yldne nHb Gpe6tfifattonen ibnner i'm Btreal
bss Observation-Disclosures am unb nab benz &c.
September 1907 eiHeefebeE fperbeu.
Die 8eborbe bebdlf ii1 eas Hedt Dor. irgere
rpel6e oeer ALE Mngebote 5i beriuerfen.
Gbtuarb .. Breton,
@ebauoesS nfpefior.
geftdiisi:
Z. 9arrn Makpof,
Hrdiibert Der Gontraft'9eboroe.
tSept26,2 81. 2S,30 ,Sft1 .2,34,b,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Eprra;ne.

Uaalrrttd1 - Harsartis TrebIim.
BeitIi6 bon @aI5rooi eins nnb cine babe
WeiIe. 9enutt Die nit Vppbatfan be5eimnete
sortb sstpenues9ar.- Sreie &utf6en Ta6nittaes
am IerminuS. greite bon Geardbnibpidben
iest fpesleu. Qeihte Bebineureer. SeIepbon-
@atoil 223. 8iirenu: 1rnnfltI. unb Ntnbfpr.
sspass. Setianat 8rof6ire. (Mai4, IL, a&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

ssfaaftsfHhrer @. u. eetnS, Bobmins:
g. & 3. 121 W RtIbrooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

&otulano's tiirfiide 8Gber.,
ediiiinhlesS cbdnbe. poftamt seaen. Stcts often.
(siug22-) ""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

Sic Sam @merif q.
2inie bat beidlIoiien einen Hieien-
SoInpfer bon 800 SUB 2duge unO
10000 Sonnen @ebalt 5u bauen.
God ioa berielbe fem S5ean-@tnO.
bunO weroen. Seine 6abreeidwin.
oigfeit lit oui Is anoten pro Stunbc
bere6net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

aseutur tRr Nafhinstpn nub 1iftrtft Guluntbta:
spm. Sannenann, 1915 Martpn.etr., R..M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

SIN Stoote SIIinoi8 bat
sic lebte @eiesgebung eincn Ereis
bon 25 Gents ailf ieoen oSfalp" Der
r@rouno.Sogs" geiett, unb in 5luci
Wonoten iinb in eirem Gollntp be-
rcits iibcr 1000 bieier Sbierd)en &C.
tobtet lporocn. @enm 9os 10 fort
ge6t, Damn blcibt ia iiir nGfItc 2id)t.
meB fem 0@rounosSoo" mebr iibrig,
Inn nod ieinem Sdatten 81, ip1bcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

@ei Der L II dl ung ges
gen sic "Stanoarb Oil Company"
ite0t iid) beraus, BOP nidt MIR &c.
ibdftsbiiber, sic pidtigeS 9elpeis.
material entbolten, p%eridwunoen
iinb, ionoern ailb sic ifmeren StoDf-
ihr1ntc, in beren Die Bidder einge.
i6lolIen lparen. lno Niernano mill
piiicn, iuobin oie Soden gcbroht,
mas aus ibnen eeiporoen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Der 2entf6e Gorrefponoent

e. &atue, Gt8enthamsr uup Hepafttas
1ef6dftsbireau uro Neoaitton
VT. Alb, Of.galtimpre- Strake.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-02
Are Yon Ready.

Are you ready to investigate where
you can get what you want for your
Christmas gift in the sweet meat
line, If so, l am ready to give you
prices. An investigation is all l
ask Call and see me.
Yours for business,
BERT n. LATTA
N. B. Satisfaction is raped up in
every package or no sale.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-02
&c Norqulst'g ID on page aIr.

See NOrquist's ad on page six.
F. D. Winn was a Spokane visitor
today.
C. A. Fisher of Moscow, Idaho. is in
the city on business.
w. F. Brashear came into the city
today from Post Falls.
Norquist's basement annex will in
terest every person in town.
Merchants lunch at Hotel Idaho,
from 2 to 2 p. m, 40 cents.
Attorney F. L. Burgan was
Spokane visitor this morning.
For quick results list your houses
to rent with Hobson & Parker.
Sixteen inch and four foot dry
wood, Idaho Mercantile company.
John B. Taylor, who has been on
business trip to the Pacific coast, re-
turned Saturday afternoon.
For bargains in real estate, see
Hobson d Parker, they are still do
ing business at the old stand.
The baby boy of ]. C. White was
reported much improved this morn
ing. 1t is thought it will continue
to mend
Strawberries are found in abund-
ance north of Woodlawn last week,
which would not indicate a severe
winter up to the present time.
Messrs Harrison, Jenkins and De-
wart, stockholders of the White Star
Navigation company, residing in
Spokane, are in the city today on
business.
Real estate men claim property is
beginning to move again. There is a
feeling pervading the business por-
ton of the town that times are i'm
proving.
Any persons, living in or near
Occur d'Alene, who are members of
any College Greek Letter Fraternity,
are requested to notify either Ralph
Nevers or VIII Sander.
Henry Rust, who recently went east
to see his mother at Philadelphia,
caught severe cold enroute and is
now confined to his bed His mother
has improved very much.
Charles Williams left this morning
over the boat line for Wardner, where
he expects to close a deal for his in
terests in the Mission group mines.
1t is said these are coming to the
front very rapidly.
Notice.-All members of the Frat
ernal Order of Eagles are earnestly
requested to attend the meeting Tues
day evening when the election of the
offers for the ensuing year will take
place. Claude Burlingame, secre-
tary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Amell, resid-
ing north of town, on Thanksgiving
day entertained eighteen friends at a
roast duck dinner. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Justin
Dow, of Greenacres and two Children;
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Amell and child.
of Hayden lake; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Amell of Rathdrum. 1t proved
to be a very pleasant time
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rons who fail 20 receive their paper regularly
viii report the sane to the office. az it is our
only means Of knowing how the carriers are do
ing their work.
We will pay reward OF s25 for evidence that
viii convict any one of stealing papers after
they are delivered to residences.
THE PRESS PUBLISHING co.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-05-02
DIGGS.

Mr.. Geo. Sadler come Tuesday
lie is suffering with a bone felon.
Lillian Sadler, little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Langly Sadler.
is quite sick.
Miss May Owen left for Nor
folk last week to spend some time
with friends.
Miss Bessie Peed is visiting her
relatives on Woods Greek this
week.
Mrs. James Brooks continues
sick.
Mr.. Guss Banks spent Sunday
at his home. Ret.
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BOHANNON.

The anniversary celebration of
Odd Fellows by Mobjack Lodge,
No. 273. was held at Emanuel
church last Friday. u large
number of persons we're in atten-
dence, including members of
other lodges. Rev. c, Rosser
James in the morning delivered
very interesting and instructive
address. His subject was
Dreams and Dreamers". Mr..
James is a great historical reader
with a very retentive memory,
and in his addresses treats his
audiences to a store OF valuable
knowledge. A recess was taken
and after partaking of a suptuous
dinner, and enough left to feed
a regiment. Rev. w. l.. Ware
preached the annual sermon be-
fore the lodge, from Rom. I3-S.
His subject was, Honest Deal
ing and Mutual Love-. Mr..
Ware seemed to be at his best,
and it was the verdict of his old
parishioners. that they had never
heard him make a grander or
more successful effort. We also
had the pleasure of the presence
of Revs. Remagen and I. P.
Duke, both whom assisted in the
exercise of worship.
A revival service commenced
at Oak Grove church last Sunday
night, under the auspices of the
Rev. Mr.. Burleigh, of Ports
mouth, Va. Mr.. Burleigh seems
to be a most earnest and Jealous
advocate of the Master and we
doubt not his labor will be crown
ed with great success.
Early vegetables are looking
we'll, potatoes are coming up
very regular. contrary to what
was expected, as It was thought
many had rotted in the ground.
there Is beautiful prospect for
a good crop Of fruit at present.
except cherries, they seem to have
been killed entirely.
| Politics are very quite here.
except the boom to make Mr..
L. G.. Sibley magistrate. a man
capable and we'll desiring the
position. and it is to be hoped he
will get the full support of the
district. Somnus.
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DISTURBED rAE CoMeREeATfoN.

DISTURBED THE CATION.
The person who disturbed the con-
gregation last Sunday by continually
coughing is requested to buy bottle
of Foley's Honey aud Tar. Sold by all
druggists,
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LAST BLOW GIVEN TO THE GAL
LOWS In NEW JERSEY.

Trenton, N. J., April 25.-Gov
Stokes signed to-day The World
bill providing for the erection OF
al electrocution chamber at the
New Jersey State Prison, and
hanging as a means of capital
punishment IN this State is ended
No capital crimes committed after
last March 1 car be punished by
the moose.
The prison authorities are
going ahead with their plans for
the new building. 1t is likely the
death chamber will be erected on
the State Arsenal grounds, adj
joining the prison, and that COM
munication with the prison will
be established by cutting a gate
way through the walls.
In this way the prison authori-
ties i'll avoid having the death
house directly in touch with the
prison. where the effects on the
convicts might be bad. Currents
for the death-chair will be secured
from the prison lighting plant
The room and it appliances will
be patterned after the death cham
Der at Sing Sing. N. Y.
| Prisoners convicted of murder
committed after last March 1 vii
be taken to the chamber as sooI
as possible after the conclusion
of their trials and will be kept il
the custody of the prison official
until the date of their electrocu
ton. Electrocutions will be con
Quoted with the secrecy and tn
limited number of witnesses tina
is the rule in other States wher
this mode of capital punishment
prevails.
To-day's action of the Governc
5 puts an end to the crusades som
: sentimental TrentoniAns hav
: been making to prevent Trento
from being the death town of til
: state. To haye the eXecutic
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HUDGINS.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. S Williams
were among the excursionist to
the opening of the Exposition
last Friday.
Mr. 7. Z. Emory, after spend
ing the winter in this neighbor-
hood, left last week for Middlesex
much to the regret Of his many
friends.
Mrs. Rob. Hunley, who has
been very ill, we are glad to say
is improving at this writing.
Mrs. Z. G. Cahoon of Norfolk,
is at present visiting her mother.
Mrs. John Stone.
Mrs. Crissie Foster and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, were the guest OF
Mrs, Charles Lewis last Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Gwynn has return
ed home afteE spending sometime
with friends in Baltimore.
Tulips.
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G narIes q. 6n cad >
DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Groceries and
General NJ erchandise.
Boharpop, Virginia.

We have just received a new
Spring line of up-to-date goods
to which we cali the attention of
the public and our patrons. We
have as good a stock of Dry
Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Hats,
Gags, &c, as has ever been In
the county. and we want you to
come and examine them before
going elsewhere. We have care
fully selected the stock, and as
we paid cash for everything we
bought we got them at a low
figure. Therefore we are able to
give our customers goods at con-
siderably less than were we
dealing with Baltimore merchants
on sixty or ninety-day basis. All
we ask is that you call and ex-
anime before going elsewhere
The contents of our establish
ment are new and up-to-date.
and we are convinced they will
give you satisfaction.
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were served, games were played
and the night was spent III a de-
lightful manner. Among those
who atlenned we're the Misses
Emily and Grace Hudgins. Ida
and May Borum, Edith Sparrow.
and Messrs. William Ward. Frank
Adams, Clarence Miller, Burke
Shackleford and others.
The firm of Dixon, Jarvis Co.
have about 100 pieces of glass
ware that they have had in stock
since they started in business IN
the Court House. They are tired
of them and will sell them at your
price If you are in need of glass
ware drop in and look them over.