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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05
Life Prisoner PardOued.

Columbus, O.. July 4--William Demp- sey, a Cuyahoga County prisoner, serv- ing a life sentence for murder, re- ceived the Independence Day pardon from Governor Harris Thursday. Dempsey is only 2S years old and he came to the penitentiary eleven years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05
MAY 1907

M 6. Noble, Circulation Manager of The Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn Haygs
 The foregoing statement of The Adver- &fSer.s circulation for the month of May, 1897, is true and correct and compiled after all returns from news boys, news agents, spoiled and leftover copies have been de-
 P 6. NOBLE,
 Circulation Manager. Bworn to and subscribed before this gsth day of June. 1907
 RIGA ALEXANDER,
 Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05

Those Dublin people who have given pick Croker the freedom of the city don't know him very well, Next thing they know they'll want it back and woa't get it
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05
MAY CIRCULATION.

The Montgomery Advertiser guarantees 1tA advertisers (an6 makes It part or tne Sontract when requested) that It's daily cir euIation is larger than that of any morning nawapaper printed in Alabama--and that US Eunfav edition has the largest circulation of my edition of any newspaper printed Tn Afnbama without exception.
 The figures for May printed below. rep resent the actual net circulation. all returns having been deducted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05
Long and TunefuI.
Doing Good Work.
OUNWB Tuscaloosa Tim

Tuscaloosa Times Gazette.
 It Is pleasant to note so many Uni versity professors giving lectures of a high grade at the summer school The University 9eeulty is able and strong and capable of doing great woRk along this line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05
They'll Never Prove It.

GadSden Journal.
 The friends of Governor Conner will yet prove him to have been the origt- nal Bankheaa man. They are certain ly making strenuous efforts to repair the more or less dilapidated political fortunes of their leader
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05
Some OmcIaIs Don't Get Rich.

NOTINpUII 1oIttAU' -
 The Circuit Clerk Of Etowah county has resigned, giving as a reason ehat there was not enough pay in the of flee We have just heard of an attor- ney going to the office Of the Circuit Clerk of another Alabama county on business and that officer was out on his farm at work to make living
 So all AhA nhhcials are not RettinG rich.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05
A GOod Boomer.
Ta11adara M

TaIIadega MOUnIaIn Homo.
 We wish every citizen was as quick to see and boost the advantages of our town as the editor of The Dothan EAgl . The dispensary was closed last week and The Eagle begins to boom It's towns fine artesian water. ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05
Letters to The Editor
CHANGE Fon OAprrALIsrs.

77. Splendid water and Electrical sover
 in Limestone County.
 Mooresville, Limestone uSs Gs.; , A'ss5 AI'ss57 Editor The Advertiser. want your help to call attention of capitalists to the great natural advan- tages that Mooresville has to make Q manufacturing city. Piney Creek, that a river. passes through the town. and near by Is Limestone Creek, which is still larger. but if any one near here has thought it worth dam" except Judge Hayes, our able and energetic know 1t. He several years ago had a dam built on Limestone, and construct ed a canal which I think is about a mile long. and gets enough water grist mill. also saw mill. where he saws blanks from the immense logs that grow in Limestone County. About one and half miles from Judge which. too, has enough water power If developed to build considerable electric plant
 The Creator of the Universe has fur nished an unlimited supply of electric Franklin. Edison and others has har- messed and made minister to the wants of man. Electric plants, when based on water power, are not stopped for the want of fuel by the strikes of coal miners or the tying up of railroads from the same cause.
 NJ am not a land owner. but give you the names of several who are, who no doubt will answer the enquiries of cap italists that want to earn large divi- dends: James W. Woodroop, Moores- vile; pr. J. A. Hill, Mooresville; Ma lor J. W. Martin, Mayor of the town: Hon. w. N. Hayes, MooresviIle; Gen eral John H. Peebies, Mooresville; c. A. Oliver, Mooresviile; B. N. Bibb, Mooresville; Henry Zeitler, Moores- vile; J. H. Hundley, Mooresville Dr. J. J. Cain. MOoresville; Captain Porter Bibb, BeU Ulma, Ala; Dr. Thach, Bell Buckle, Tenn.
 Jno. B. Hagard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05
"CheaD Money"


 July 8, 1907. Editor The Advertiser: < noticed your Cheap Money Need ed" editorial this morning. Can't no- tice everything you write-life's too short.
 You recollect we are living under a blessed Democratic administration in Alabama In such cases the interests of the people are carefully attended to. Who are the people?
 If cheap money Is what the people want, are not the special people tthe banks) getting a pretty good slice at. say, a nominal sunni That is the State, Democratic to the core. lets the banks have the peoples money at @ little or nothing" and taxes other money out of countenance Why don't the people who want cheap money go to the people who have the States money for nothing and get some if no moreT"
 Perhaps in Democratic parlance there is a difference between The People and the people. The People are certainly not complaining about the price they pay the State for money
 Go to. go to, who is 1t wants cheap money? J. Culpepper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05
Didn't Go Far.
Roanoke Leader.

HOanOhR IJcducTt
 It required an administration man of the straightest sort to back-up the Governor in his advances on Senator Bankhead. the man with the big pri. the the Governor-and the latter didn't so far
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05
What fhe State Papers
 Are Saying and Doing
Legislat, should Act.

LegtBlRtI ShOut0 Aces Syllacauga Advance.
 The legislature should do something when 1t meets to stop the pernicious habit of carrying concealed weapons. It is a dangerous and deadly habit and should be curbed as early as possible.
 + +
 Long and TunefuI. Tri-Cities Daily. MT. Sam Tune and Miss Annie Long wer united in marriage at RiVerton last week. Let us hope that the Tune will be a Long and happy one. and without discord.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-05

The Pennsylvania Pittsburg is fast earning for itself the reputation for being the worst town in the United States This. from The Sun. is addi- sional evidence:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13
Nod feline InfflGrnna.

Ger permntblid entiiibrte 3nabe
Maroin lit lno bleibt peridpun.
Den. - NQe Iorpeitigen Spuren
triigeriid.
Goper, Gel, ~. MGr5. - Nad-
benz mnn 0ie an sic 0elopare = 9oi
itoBenoen Sol5pieien in Ser 3Gbe
BON &itts Sommod cine gauge ISOLDE
lang OurhIuht bat, perbleibt ser
Haub oeS bier Sabre ulten Sorace e.
Marpin, Del6er bon Ser iieben Wfei-
len 0itlid) bon bier gelegenen Ban Of
WteaoomS = tSarm perIdrpuloen lit,
ebcnio mpiterios, mie porber. Or.
Midt0iit Ser Safer oe5 &lloben, 6of
Die 9all5e perfloIiene Nid)t fem gllge
5ilgetbot unO iif ge0uBert, er babe
menig Soffnung, iein &ino wieoer5t-
ie1en. Ger San lit poaltGnOig r1tb-
ielboft. Die M~eloungen bon Nep-
Oorf uto philadelphia uno anoeren
Srten mlSpGrts, ser &nnbe iei BORT
9cIeben moroen, boben iid oQe oils
~trilgeriif erpicien.
Or. Marpin lit fem reider Wann.
Gr bat ii6 %geGuBert, mern or ollie
ieile Sa6e SIT @elo made, miiroe er
nid)t mebr ais $4,000 oafiir loien,
u1o Niemono, ser ieine 9erm0gens-
perbGltniIie femme, miiroe fir bas per-
b%altniBmGBig geringe 2oiegelo, Oos
er fir iein aino be5ablen fonnte, oic
@efabr Der Sinridtung %lalien, meIde
Strafe in oielem Stuate ouf Wen.
ihenrnub itebt. glS Murpin, BON
Soma bierber fam, oeponirte er ni6t
mebr ais $500 in Der Sanf uno altd)
oapot bat ct $1,000 oils Sbeil5ablung
fir oie Ban Of Weaoom-6orm ge5o.
gen. gr bat sic @erii6te, Oab er cine
bobe Selobnung fir Gen ouSgeiebt
babe, Der Den &naben 5uriid bringe,
fir unnabr erflGrt uno eeiagt, er
babe feline beitimmte Summe ul,Sge.
iebt. Al,ber Der Soffnung ouf Elm
grobes 2oiegelo fam mar iid) aber
fem Mfptip fir ben ainoesraub Sen.
fen. Or. Marpin periidert audi, es
babe meOer in ieiner 5amilie, nod
ou6 nit bieiigen uno i'm &eiten mob-
nenoen Termonbten bon ibm irgeno
cine Teibung ooer Seinoihait beitan-
oen, ole cine GrflGrung fir ben Haub
0es &naben bote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13
GoOieuclt's Grmabnnna mirftc.

sacramento, Gal, IL. MGr5.
=. Die geltrige 9otidJoft beS YrGii-
oenten an ben @ouperneur Gillette
be5il9li6 Der iopaniiAen 6roge er.
regte Die gr0Bte Seniotion i'm Inter
bortIe Der 2egisIatur. Wan moQte
geItern Die beiOen pom Scnat am
Somltag angenommenen iapanieinos
lifen SiQs 6irirung oes 9llters bon
Sdulfinoern bel Ser Aufnabme in
ShuIen auf 5ebn Sabre uno YroteIt
gegen Naturalization ser Sopaner)
oebottiren, reip. ontebmen. @rope
=. SobnIon beontrogte, ooB Sic 2egiS.
latur IN In6etra6t ser 0epeide 0cs
Frolioenten mo ser oieiel6e be0lei=
tenoen 9otidaIt 0eS 8ouperneurS
mabreno Der beurigen 2egislatllr lid
jeoer iopanii6en @eieBgebuug ent6ol.
ten iole, uno Der antrag muroe obne
Gebatte angenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13
Srci pcridJieocne 2cidJcnfcicrn.

0onie's @~egrG6niB Elm 3onfopiel
inter oen 3ioniIten. - 0os Sc.
ltantent oeS Yropbeten.
Gbtcogo, ST., II. MGr5. Sin
Streit iiber Die iroiiden Helte S5obn
NlcronOer Comics lit oooilr6 gum
NuSbrlt6 gefonmen, DOB Srou Sane
0omie mo @laoltone 0ppie Ole g(b.
boltllng Der &eidenfcicr inter 0cll
IllIpi5icn Der nHeitnltrotion Soft"
Der fleincn S6aar BON 200 Wannt.
niht 5llgebcn mollerl, nelde oemSSiibs
rer m1bre1o Der lebtcn i6peren Wtos
note treu blie6en, i'm ollrd) gbfiib-
rllrlg ibres 3ebnten unteritiitten uno
Iib ibre Serebrrng fir i'm ielblt nod
be~pabrtem ols CT ihon perbumt, er.
communicate ltno BON oQen leinen
a1oercn M%nbdngern perlolicn ipor.
Die 6olge lit, DOB 0rei peridieoene
2ei6enfeiern fir oen 8erltorbenen
itottfinben lperoen, Die critic bopon
geltern Ibeno I'M Sollie oes 0ias
fons s. e. Cutler, ipel6er oen Nns
iprild erbebt, oils Der Na6folgcr
Comics bctra6tet 81 iperoen. slu
9onnerlta9 Nndnlittog nm 2 llbr
finoet Damn Die ciaentlide 9eItot=
tu1gsfeier bonn Silob = Tabernacle
aus itott. Sci bieier @ele9cnbeit
miro Gidter g. g. Barnes omtiren,
unO man bemiibt lih, Die 9etbeili.
gling iGn1mtliber Taftionen berbei.
5%ufiibren. Gor oieier Seierlidfeit lit
ober nod cine Srollerfeier Der Wii.
glieber Der nHeltorotion SOFT" I'M
Silob Sollie ongeiebt.
9aS Trltament 9omie'S lit nod
niht poait1nbig oeroffentlidt, o6er
&ieleS lit oariiber bod ibon befonnt.
@enn Die omtli6e 9efanntntadllng
erfolgt, miro iid) ergeben, Dob 9omie
bod nod ein &ermo9en bon amid
berno elmer Wiuion beloB, meldeS
Die 3pan9speriuoltllng nidt IN ibre
SGnoe gcbrobt botte. @looitonc
0oipie, Ser Sobn beS @erltorbenen,
lit pollitGnbig enterbt unb feline
8ittme lit o,lf ibr @ittlpenredt be.
ihrGnft. Ser Geit beS NodloIieS lit
Ser STRIDE uno ben BON Soluie &c.
g~riinoeten S~nouItrie . Inlogen bon
3ion Gitp 5~lgeluonot uno beItebt in
9lftien, BONDS, Sppotbefen u.8runo.
belit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13
Die Strifc.ltnrnben in 2uuisuiQe.

2ouispille, &p,, IL. Wdr5.-
Die bieiige StraBenbabn.@e ieaidaft,
beren 9eoienItete lid am Strife beiin-
Den, modten beltte einen 9eriuf), ben
Gerfebr ailf bier 2inien mieber auf-
Sunebmen uno beforoerte mGbreno Oes
GormittagS cine sln5abl @aggonS.
Sic ltieB ieood arf 10 piel Sppoiition
uno Die &ranoQe maren iolder Irt,
onB lie am Na6mittag ben Seriuh
oufgob nnb ale @aggons in Die
Sdulppen suriid b%eoroerte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13

mites Der Carnegie nltitlttiot fpllr-
be beidloiien, IN Bolton, Wtali. ein
2aborotprium fir Die Nlisfiibrlng
BON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. alt5ll-
legen Sir Die Grri6tung oes Sc
bdltoes uuo Die Iltsfiibrung Der Ser
Jude mGhreno oes loufenOcn Sobre5
iultrben 100000 ouSgeieBt.
M~etcolf'S Snfpettions.
Geiie.
Na6 BEN jest getroffenen Arrange-
ments miro 6lottenietretGr Wetcalf
nit Sen i'm begleitcnoen Wfitglieoern
OeS 9ongreiieS morgen Nbeno ouf
Sem 9epeidenboot nGolpbin" cine
Snipettionsreiie nod ben iiiOlihen
WarineItationen ontreten' unO aud)
Guantanamo alf Guba bciuden, no
0ie atlontiidJe Slotte nit S6ieb. uno
anberen llebun9en beidGftigt lit.
&ein Goiienunterd ieb.
Gos Goitoepartement beoblihtigt,
bel Scr @ei61ftigung pon Giienbo6n-
poit.GlerfS teinen Hniienunterihie0
81 MAIDEN. Gem Superintenoenten
beS Observation-Disclosures lit 5luor gu
Obren 0cfommcn, 0aB bie meiBen
GlerfS int mittleren &eIten INN cine
Srennung mad Hoiien I'M 0ienIt pc
tltloniren molen, ober eS lpltrhe be-
reits berte erflGrt, ooB Elm iolfer
@nnid feline 9eriidiid)tiglng iinoen
fonne.
Morgan bei'm 8rGiibenten.
s, Sierpont Worgan ans Gelp.Yorf
befano iid geltern 9l6eno 3ipei Stlu1-
Ben lang in Gonferen5 nit Dem GrG-
%iioenten Gooiepelt. Ser Sinan3ier
bate Iid] auf Griuden getuiiicr ST.
non6ierS in Nerps2)orf bierber bcge-
ben, nm nit Dem BrGiioenten iiber
Die @eI6GitSlo1e, nomentliG iopcit
lie Die Gticnbobncn beriibrt, 5lt ipre-
den. Gr bat ben ErGiioenten, bier
Observation-Disclosures cine llntcrre=
Dung 81 gepGbren, llno Oieiem @eIll-
che mllr0e entiprohen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13
Mas Gin @issnpfcm anridltetc.

Ntogara sails, N..9, ~.
MGr5, - Gin enormer GiS5opien fiel
bellte Nadmittog bon ben &lippen
Der Nio9ara = Shlud]t auf einen oui
ser 8orge.HoaOs an Den Struoel-
Stroml6nellen porbei iabrenoen 81
lenbabnpag9on. Wotormam Cue
rett GamSoeQ muroe getoOtet umb
Or. DC. 9. Nerpp aus Siour Sitp,
Ga, neblt Satin llno SodJter, iolpie
3. s. 2inOiap uno Satin aus Eitts-
burg e%rlitten Gerletungen. Gem
Srn. SinOiap pllroe cine Sonb ser.
molmt. Die Serlebten limo i'm oGro-
ipect Souie" untergebradt wor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13
@esem Grmurbmns Marsarct eeslie's
ppr Wcridlt.

Gbicago, ~. W1r5. = Somaro
Nibolas uno 2eonuro 2eopolo iplrr-
Sen belte inter Ser Inflage Dor @e-
ridt geitellt, bic Sdouipielerin 8ralt
Margaret 2eslie am II. Sftpber
1906 i'm bieiigen rEalacesSotel". err
moroet 81 babeu. Ni6olas seitanO
nad ieiner Serbaitung elm, oab er
uno 2eopolo iih in oas 3immer Der
Srau ~begaben, I'M lie ibrer 0iaman-
ten 81 berauben, ino oaB lie oas
Spfer babel erluiirgten. Spdter mi
oerrief or bas 8eitdnoniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13
Gleuclano amiiiirt iidJ.

@eorgetomn II, S.-G., ~. WGr5.
- grsYrGiioent 8rouer Gleuelano
nno ieine @enoiien liegen Dem @aiO-
merf i'm Sagoreuier oes Generals 6.
g. 4leranoer 81 Serbs 8oint nit
groBem Quito oh uno baben omt leb.
ten Samitag nit Dem gintreten fnl-
ten @etters uno elmer itrammen griie
aus NorOoit cine groBe In5abl gnten
erlegt, Die Tie mad Dem Hproen abs
ldidten. Sr, Glcpelano lit nad ipie
Dor ein GROCER Sreuno Der Sago uno
brid)t ifon friib am Gage nit faIt
iugenoliher Gnergie nod ben Sol5-
ipieien alf, no bie @iloenten 5abl.
reid iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13
Wiro ant 6. Npril a6ac6liBt.

Columbus, O. II. MGr5. -
Or. Sliper s. 9augb, Ser 9aptoner
Wforoer, miro am 6. 9lprif i'm bieii.
gen Stoats3u6tbauie ollrb gleftri5i.
tat bingerid)tet. 0oS StoatS. Sber-
geri6t beItGtigte belltc ons ltrt6eil
Oe5 &reisgerihts mo iette Oa5 90.
tum Der Sinri6trng felt. GoIielbc
i0at olif eiien Sutnitog, lpG6rtnO
lonIt Ielten Siuridtungen on oroeren
Sagen uoQltredt muroen, alS an Srpi.
tagen. Saugb ernoroete ieincn 3D.
ter, icine Wutter ullo ieinen 9ruoer
obne irgeno ruelde befannte llriohe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13

loae lieber gIeiG Die Surp Onbin lult.
tend inItrliren, oaB Die on9ebli6e
Ser9emaltigung Gpelpn's ii6er6o1lpt
9fidtS nit Der SodJe ST. tbun babe.
BUR 9lntrport ouf oieien NusfaQ err
mobnte Der Hid)ter oie @ei6morcnen,
lit) nid)t an Die pom Nnlpolt an oaS
@erldt genlaftelt 9enterfungen 5lt
febren, ionoern ii6 MIR an sic accep.
tlrten 3ellgenousiagen ST bolten. -
I'm 3.47 Nadmittogs pertngte iif
onS @erift bis morgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13
Nls uWppOlcr" pcrhnftct.

GolnmbnS, ~. M6r5.- 6re0,
s. Smmel, Grdii0ent Ser bieiigen BE,
boroe fir 0fientliden GienIt, Gelion
Cannon, iriiberer Superintendent Der
"Sriniooo Eaping So" BON Glepe-
luno, o, un0 Nrtbur Bed, frii6crer
Stills Staot e Sngeniellr BON SO.
lumbuS, iino olf @rluno bon Snfluge-
Idriften uerbaftet mor0en, meld)e Die
@ranos SurD gegen lie olfiebte, ull0
mel6e Die Serren geniIier Be-
Itedllngsocriltd in &crbinoung nit
Den Gontraften 5ur Yilaiterung Der
OItsSrooOltroBe bcihuloigen. Srn.
mel bat 8ilr1ihoft gciteQt, mGbreno
9ed uno Cannon ms @efdngniB
mauoerten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13
Nnr Is Gpfer.

Geobing, Sal, ~. MGr5. -
Hur Is, nidt % Weniden, nie 5ll-
crit gemeloet, fanoen geitern burd
oos 8entern zines 6dbrboots ibren
200 i'm Titt.Hiper. Die Spfer ma.
rem iGmmtlidJ @rie1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13
Innisipalwablen lit Mainc.

YortIano, Me., ~. War5. -
Siinf StGote bielten geItern ibre
iGbrlihen @ablen ab. Der bemofro-
tide Wapor Sreberid Y. Elaiit mir
oe in Nltguita uno Der republifanilde
Wopor Gilman q. 2ittlefielo in Bio.
beforb micoereeiuGblt. Sn Berger
ietten bie Nepnblifaner Die @abl
Sobn i. @oooman's sum Mapor
ourf, mGbreno I'M &oriabre Die De-
mofroten geiiest batten, uno III
9reper iiegtert Die Hepublifaner uno
in 9elfoIt Die Temofraten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13
Ger S6iffbru6 Oes Gam
piers y0afota."

Ootobamo a., IL. WGr3. 0ie
Wonni6oft 0es geitronOeten 0rcot
Nortbern 9ampfers n9ototo" lit
cntlulien moroen. Die meiBcnS 6iffS.
lellte wer0en orf Dem 0ompfer Gre.
mont" nod Nnlerifn, Die 9liioten me
ter Der Wannifaft nod Son9fong
beforocrt iperoen. Die Wtebr5Qbl Ser
bier 5llriidgebliebcncn EaIiugiere
miro oltf Dem 0ompier Siberia" Die
Sobrt iorticben. Die Soften ibrer
&erpilegllng merOen bon Der @rcot
Nortbern SteomiDip 60, ben Gigens
tbiimcrl1 Der o0afota", 9etraget. Ger
nnerifaniide &oniul bat Die Summc
bon $3.50 an ben @ollucrltellr Der
Gbi6u g ErGieftllr gcion0t, speeds
&ertbeilung inter Die Slider, mclde
bel Der Hettung Der omcritanIl6cn
8oIiogiere BON Dem o0ofoto" be-
biilfli6 geneicn iinO. SIS iinO nod
feline 9ergungS WoBregeln ergril.
len morocn. Cine omtli6e llntcrlll.
dung lit eingelcitet lporOen. GopitGn
Srorlde bonn o0afoto" lit nod al Der
StGtte oeS @ruds un0 BART OeSGnts
IdeioS Der N%lliefltranten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13

SeoenfollS lit felt Dem 9lllitolt6en
Der Son 8ron5isco'er S6ulirage Die
Se16r0nfungs E alalliel in ben Sor.
oergrlrnO geitellt uno Sopm be-
CUNT, lid inter Der iogenannten ST.
nieorigllng ollf5ulebner.
SIS miirOe nibt ii6erroi6cn, penn
ollf Die Gegierung elm 0ruf ouSges
ilbt miiroe, Inn tic oopon o%b5lbrins
gen, 9diie %ous5ugeben, Die OoS Heiie-
5iel ibrer Snbaber einidranfel1.
3um tet.
2onoon, II. MGr5. - SnEortS.
mouth iueroen ied)S &ricgsi6iffc
bcs beitcn britiiden &reu5ergeidmo-
oerS ouSgeriiitet, INN an 0em Hen0c5,
poltS Der internationalen 6lotten III
Sanpton Hoao 5u Gbren Der Sames'
toun = I%ltsIteQung Sbeil 81 nebmell.
9os 9ed Der S6ific miro 10 eingc.
ridtet, nm 0arouf Gang mo anoerc
llnterbaltungelt peranitnlten 81 f0ns
1efl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13

ten Der Observation-Disclosures nid)t
ouloen, Die inter Dem 0edmontel Ser
E%arlan1entS Smmunitat oa5 GoIf
ouirei5en noQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-13

Ger permltblid) entfiibrte anabe
Warpin lit uno bleibt peridpur.
Ben. - glae iotpeitigcn Spuren
trilgeriid.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-04-02

audience; re marks by S. L. Kline;
instrumental solo, Blanche Hammel; :;
reading, Maybel Farmer; vocal solo,
Janet Dlackledge; recitation, Cora Hub
ler; vocal trio, The Mo re Sisters reci-
tation, Mrs. Anna M. Jones; instrument
tai duet, Inez johnson and Cla renee
Johnson; vocal solo Blanche Hammel |;
recitation, Fred Huber; vocal duet, Mes
danes Peterson and Farmer; reading,
Mrs. E. w. S: Pratt; solo, R. N. White :;
recitation, Bessie Huber; solo, Mrs.
Peterson; address by W. S. McFadden;
speech by J. R. N. Bell.
Miss Mary Sutherland left yesterday
for New York City.
The Barnacle club was delightfully."-
entertained at 800" party at the Jacobs
home, Saturday evening,
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-04-02

Easter services were held in the vari-
GUS churches OF the city, Sunday morn
ing, and in the evening Easter exercises
were given by the young people of the
congi egations. The programs were of
the usual musical and literary character
and the churches were prettiiy decorated
for the occasions.
Born, Friday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Riley
Young, a son.
B. L. Bogard he's just returned from
two weeks visit in Southern Oregon and
has resumed his osition in the Phillips
blacksmith shop.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-04-02

Mrs. George H. Kelly returned Friday
from Corvallis and was accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Kate, who is attend
ing OAC and who will spend her Easter
vacation at nome.-Eugene Register.
WANTED-Dining room girl at
Cauthorn Hall. %
Where is the limit to Oregon's natural
wealth? New resources are constantly
being discovered, one of which is related
in dispatch from The Dalles as follows:
A company has been organized at Dafur
to develop Gil fields in that vicinity.
Experts who tested the seepage express
the opinion that oil iu large quantities
may be discovered by digging wells.
The stockholders of the company are
men of capital, and work will begin im-
mediately. Great hopes are entertained
that rich oil field will bs found, which
will give great impetus to the growth of
of the town and community. Among
the prominent members of the company
is the president OF the Great Southern
railroad.
Mrs. M. E. Yockey spent Sunday with
friends in Albany.
FOR SALE-A nice line of second
hand furniture, carpets and mating
Kempin's new store. % 81
Prof J. B. Horner lectured in Leba-
uon, Friday evening", according to the
Advance.
NOTICE TO FARMERS-Good
alsike clover seed for sale at 103
cents per pound. W. S. Tomlinson
Albany, Oregon. 27-35
Born, Friday. to Mr.. aud Mrs. Jerry
| Barchard, of Summit, a son.
Wilbur Croft left yesterday for Port
land to accept position as motorman on
the electric cars.
Mrs. Ed De Almond of Suver is The
| guest OF relatives in this city.
| S. n. Wilkins arrived Friday from
: business visit to Vancouver.