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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-05
DissoIuttnrr aotifes.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that the CO.
partnership lately subsisting between
us, C. Z. Blanton and J. NJ. Hillsman.
carrying on the retail grocery and
provision business at 900 West Main
Street Richmond. Va, under the firm
name and style of the Acme Grocery
Company. was on the list day OF
August. 1907. dissolved, by the said
Blanton retiring from the said firm
and selling his interest In the same
to the said Hillsman, who will con-
tinue to conduct the said business
under the old firm name at the old
stand in copartnership with w. j.
Smither. The said Hillsman will pay
and discharge all debts and liabili-
ties OF the said late firm.
c. f. BLANTON.
j. NJ. HIL.LSMAN.
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70 THE PUBLIC: ON THE FIRST
day Of August. 1907; the Acme Groc-
ncrship formerly composed of c.. r..
Blanton and j. NJ. Hillsman. The
business. however, will be conducted
old firm name by ]. NJ Hillsman and
w. j. Smither. We propose to keep
the very best stock OF groceries.
staple. green and fancy, and also pro-
visions. that the market can afford.
The patronage of the public is so-
lcited. We guarantee satisfaction.
Come and see us. 4
]. M. HILLSAI.AN and
w. J. SMITHER,
Trading as Acme Grocery Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-05

ASSISTANT REGIS
tered drug clerk:giye age. experience,
dress A. so, care of the Times-Dis-
patch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-05
Rawlings Institute

Select school for young ladies'
Healthful climate and beautiful seen
cry. Courses leading TO the various
college degrees. Special advantages In
art. music and expression. Expenses
$3.50 to $3.50. Next session will oper
September gath, For catalogue. address
HENRY WISE TRIBBLE. President
Charlottesville. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-05

FOR sALE-N1cE LOT OF YOUNG
stock hogs. u. G. GARRETT, Rural
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-05
FLATS Wanten

Main, west of First Street: willing to
rent house with a desirable party.
Address g. so, care Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-05

WANTEp--To SELL A SPEEDY
nve-year- old sorrel horse: sound and
gentle or no sale. Address G. 40,
care Times-D ispa tch.
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notires.

CHEW VALENTINES OLD-FASH1oN--
ed Sweet Gun: the kind mother used
to chew It's healthy. POLK
MILLER DRUG CO.. Agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-05

THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
East Main Street buy sell, exchange
and remount diamonds In the latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken In
exchange.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-05

FOR sALE-A COPY OF THE UL-
ster County Gazette. 107 years old.
Address 1905 Chestnut, Portsmouth,
Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-05

FOR. SALE AT PAR. FEW SHARES
In Virginia corporation paying ten
per cent. per annum. Address II. 81,
this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-05

WANTED AT ON CE,--SECON HAND
roll desk, one desk chair, one ste
nographer's chair, one high stool, one
typewriter table, TWO plain chairs.
Address b. s, care this office.
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uPHoLsTER1NG.
WATCH REPAIRING.
WHEN You WANT THE BEST

TRUNKS. BAGS AND GIFT GOODS.
wish your trunks, bags or suitcases
repaired, be<sure to call or telephone
to ROUNTREE'S RETAIL STORE.
703 East Broad Street. Phone 5t33.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-05

FOR sALE-GENuINE SHEPHERD
pups. Apply eos North Twenty-nrst
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Roarn 01lanten.
Roollrs QNanteb.

MANrED@TWo Nicely FURNISHED
rooms by three young men from the
LIST of September; Grace or Franklin
Streets preferred. Address j. 81. this
Office.
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1vANTED-AT ONCE. SIX GOOD IN
side wremen: all winter job: good
wages Apply to G.. w. r. STED-
MAN, I'ordwick, Va,
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Dusirrss Opportunities.

\ RELIABLE MAN, WITH 81. 10000 TO
for the State OF Virginia for the
best patented machine on the mar
kct; business already established
and growing rapidly. Will guarantee
the right man s2,D00.OO a year. Don't
reply unless you have the ash and
mean business. as territory must be
closed promptly. Address p. o. Bon
a343 Louisville KY
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Dersol1als.

pARLoR SUITS, ODD CHAIRS AND
touches recovered and reupholstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
easy payments. No charge for esti-
mates. CHARLES JuRGENS' SONS,
Adams and Broad Streets.
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BIDS WANTED.

wANTED-BIDs FOR MOVING AND
relaying lakewood Rink floor. Adj
dress FRED LEWIS. Manager Idle
wood Rink.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-05

WANTED, A BOY WHO HAS HAD Ex-
perIence IN composing room. Job
press feeders also wanted. j. w.
FERGUSON g. SON.
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FOR SALE--A GOOD PAYING GRoC-
cry store In country, three miles from
city. Apply at 16 North Twentieth
Street.
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q 2, ALBERT STEMS SHOE SALE.

LADIES WHITE CANVAS gibson
ties and pumps. leather and white
heels, worth $500. STEMS price, 75c
Fifth and Broad Streets.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
for 6alt.

FOR SALE, GOOD PAYING DRUG
store, or would exchange for farm
or town property. or would sell hall
great opp stun of for bargals; ,a In.
vestigate; have other business. ADJ
dress Box 1856, Fredericksburg, Va.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
@crbranntc lire Sticffinbcr init alii'
bcuocm Giicn.

9fem Dorf. 81. Sanllar.
3lpci fleire S1meItern 9}e1ie @ra-
oilS, Iicbcn Sobrc alt, un0 Sennic
@rapiuS, iiinf Sabre olt, er5dbItcl
belltc ocm 9fihter Souic i'm Foli}eis
9erid)t SIT 8orlem, luie lie 0urh ibrc
Stieinultter Sruu &ate @rapills nit
einem aliibcnoen Oienocdelbeber Der
brnmt norocn icicn, neil lie 5u uiel
2Grm mohtcn. Die 9lngefIogte, cine
intelligent lln0 gan5 unO gar nidt rob
ouaieben0c 6rau pon b0dItenS 5mans
sig &abrcn iicl pGbrenO Der Gr5d1-
hung 5lucimol III Obnnadt 2llS lie
mic0cr 81 ii6 gefonmen mar, ga6 lie
5lt. 0aB 0ic &inocr Die @obrbeit ings
ten, lm0 ertldrtc, lie bobc 0ic I6ot in
1olAc cinc8 mmi6crItc6liden SmpnI-
cs bc0nnQcn ais 0ic Otdohen lin-
0crc 3cit bel i6rcm Spieicn nit Ylrps
pen 0roBcn 2irm Ncnadt bdtten.
Wcioc ain0cr babcn groBc Vranonars
ben oui 0cu Riiden Der reAten Son6.
Nrmcrfcn8mcrt1 IN Sem Safe lit, ooB
sic M1Ohcn trob i6rcr grallIamen
@e6onohmg ocr Sticfnuttter nit gro-
Ser 2lnbGngli6fcit 5ugetban ideinen
uno in lolteS @e6flogen orSbradcn,
ais 0icielbc obnm6tbtig oulag. Die
GinOcr lpurOcn scr &in0cridnlb @e'
icaihait iibcrantmortet un0 Die 2ln9e-
flagtc Bis ju cincm anti mor8en an
6cratnltcn ncitcrcn 8crGor inter
G6but i5rcS 2lnpoIt9 gcItcl(t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
BON guli3iitcn erId)oilcn.

9onpiGlc, 30, 27. s5anuor. -
u. 6. Hepnol0s Elm jilnger, na1e
G6atbam, i'm 6ici9en County, moDn'
Batter Gauinalu miroe beute frilb
int bieiigen 8cn0crloin bon pref 30
li5ilten, mclcbcn cr lid mioerieste, er'
iduiien. gorbcr jntte er einen gcrpll4
len 3om Gorbin in einem 9oroell
our6 einen ShuB perlpunoet. @r
entffob aus Dem 0auie, uno Die Roli'
5iIten, pelde ion fiir gilbert 2lofins,
einen ilii6tigen Strdilina bielten,
riefen iJn Salt ju. 3ugleih ieuer'
ten lie IN ole quit, lin i'm 81 er'
Ihreden. Gr crluioerte oas 6euer,
uno nadoem oht bis 5ebn ShiiIic
ausoctQui6t nor0en naren, itiir3tc
er toot nieoer. teiner Der goli5iIter
muroe perIett, Hepnolos mar 2e
;Sobre aft uno itammt aus einer an
gcIebenen 1oniIie Gorbin's @unoC
gilt nidt fit t00tlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

@eIton $3.50, 27, Somlnr. -
Bic geitri9e grpIoion iGlagcnocr
Wetter in Ser 3ehe Der y8enniplpu-
nin Gool So" 81 2orenb, ". So,
creignete iih gerabe, ais Die Gagihiht
i'm 9egriife mar has 8erf 3u ner.
laIien ginige mcrige Dtdnner bat.
rem 0ie OberfIGd)e erreidt, cma 20
maren in Dem 6nbritubl in Ser 2llli.
iobrt begrifien luno nod etna so be.
fonOcn iid) ouf Dem 8oOen oeS
ShohtS, als Ser arof fam. Gin
ilir6tborer Ganlt brad inter Den 2lrs
beitern aus, ie0oh geloraJ es etlihen
beionnencn @ru6enleuten, 0a5 Het-
tllngsperf 81 organilircn un0 Den
6obrIntbl I'M San9e 81 erhaltcn bis
aQe nod untcn befin0li6e Nt0nncr,
nit ghtSnobme bon 5lp0lf rueldc
ourh oie grpIoiion get0Otet Doroen
moren, lebeno ouf bic SbcrilGhe 3lt
bei0r0ern. 9ic meiiten Der 2eltte,
peIde ourd sic 5uei lebtcn 6nbrtcn
berauS gebrndt nuroen lal8tcn be-
nuBtlos oben AT. Gie 3nolf 5ooten,
fiinI 9lmerifoncr ltno Neben Stale
ner, mlr0en etmo 100 Sub pom 30
sen oes Shodt3 in einem Stollen
ais 9eid)en gcinocn. rSbrc aorper
moren nid)t perbrnnnt ltt0 ull8cn-
i6einli6 morcn lie erItidt.
@olo nod ser Grploiion Itilrjtc Die
@rube eit ltno i'm Safe nod ncitere
Spier i'm Snncrcn liegen, 10 miro es
oieic Gage ooncrn, ebe man lie onI'
Iinoet. Gle Wclntten Der Gontpgntc
Iino Oaran, ciuc Cite Scr ViGnner,
nclhe iid in ser 3ede belnnoen, oilT-
5uieten, nm Die 3abl Scr llmgefom'
menen onndbern0 feit5ltItellen. Noa
llngliidsmerf mIr0e Dor einem Sabre
bon etlihen aopltoIilten ans FbiIo-
Selpbia er0iinct uno mar lelt Ied3
Monoten i'm Nctrieb. Sic 3efc mar
nit oQcn mooornen einrihtungcr
ocricben, lno Die Oirette llrladc Der
erplolion miro mn burh cine ior8'
i1ltige llnterld)nng ieIt8eltellt ner.
Sen fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

SlC BClltlGCU SullllIugSululltl utta
oorbcn i6nl sic 2oltnc, - sc
ihmocrcnc in itrcngcr 9Ib9citlol-
icnbCit.
9tcm Nort 81 San. - SorrD
&. 5bom, ocIicr Ero5e6 tuc0en Or
mprolng StoniorO @bitc'a moracn
fortNcicbt miro, mar bcltc 0ltca
N&utbcS. bis CT Die Sonnto0&5citlul.
gen qcIciCn luo oorous cricbcn bottc,
Dob Wcinltn09pcridieoenbcitcn I'LL.
ter bcn WiitgIiebcrn Ietncr 6onlillc
uno iCincn gImpGltcn criItiren iollcn.
GieS pcroor6 inn bic 2owc. 2IlS
ibnl Elm 3cttel 5l9eItcllt murNc, III
luClhcm Cilt Gertrcter Scr 45reIic I'M
Citi1c gluSfllnft criudItc 3crrtB CT
ooS Eopicr ltno It)tftc bic 9lntport
3uriif, buB cr 9tifts nit 3citlng9.
iclltcn 5u ihitn bobcn ipolle <Sn tn
tcrrcounNcu nit bcn @cfdnaniBbcs
omtcn crflGrtc er lid) nod mic Dor
iibCr5cu0t. boB icin Ero5cB nit lei
ncr 6rciiprcdun9 crbCn mcror
!Scltc mei9crtc CT iid) 5un critcn
Wtolc icit Monotcn, bem @ottc&
6icnItc in Scr @cfGngl1i6fupcllc BET
}lnuobnCn.
Sic iic6cn Iolpcit bccioiqtcn @c.
ihluorencn pcrbrotbtcn bcn bcutl0cl
SonntoN IN elmer Sfcibc BON 3inl-
mcrn inn Nrtttcn Stodlucrf oeS
o@roo0uon Central SotcI" inter
Sbbltt bon fiinf @crt6tSNicncrn glm
9todnittoQ moftcn iic cine Spa
3icrfobrt. sic nobmcn lire MobI5ci.
ten QcnciulhoftIi6 I'M Spciic3im-
mcr cill ltn0 fCincr bon ibnCn erbielt
ir0Cno melchc Goltioden 3ruei Ser
iclbcn ibidtcn bltrdj Cincn Der sc
rihtSOiCucr fllr5c @otl6oitcn oil @c-
idGitSfrclln0c. Ole SountnQ&blGttGr
mur0cn bcn @cldnorencn 5u0citcllt,
nohocm oQe Guu0Gnlngen bcs
nu.Hro5ciieS ousgcidnittcn NOR
Sen WorCn. TQc Sicben bciin0cn iidI
mobl 1t. IinO nit ocn fir iic actroiic'
ncn arrangements 5lfrie0ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
gScisc SfInuen inn Siioen.

y8oi1ington, 3. e., 27, Gan.
@inunnoerllngs sSGonntiiidr Sar.
gent BAT einen Beridt betreiis Der
ieds 8rieher erbolten, ipeI6e Bel oenl
gumuanoerllng5 Snipcftor Sernplice
in Iampri. t5la.. porgeiprohen bo.
ben. Die 2crte poren ourh elm 9lr.
observation-disclosures giiremt in geip.
Dorf pon Srn. Samibine nad bent
Siioen gelpdt lporoen, unt ar9eblid
all giieubabnen 81 arbeiten. Gort
lultroen iie aber lpie Sflapen beban.
oeIt. Sr. Sargent legte Die 9llsiugen
0em SuIti3oepartetnent Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

GubaniidDer Sanoit cinaeiangcn.

Sapann, 81 Sanuor, @n.
riouc Noin. ein Bandit, weIdcr ieit
iiber 5luei ,5nbren oaS oItlitbe Gubu,
nomcntIi6 ole Erouin5 Santidgo,
terroriIirte, Der 2onogenoarmerie
Srob bot uno beri6ieoencr Worotbu.
ten ongefloat lit, murOe ndbreno ser
letten 9tad)t 0obier pon @ebeiurpoIi.
5iIten perhoftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
lin cine Yoitmnrfr.

Nlton, ST. q. Sdnuor - Gin
Shrciben OIL oic Satin oeS Erdii'
bCnten RooicncIt lit I'M Upper Glton
EoItonlt 5nriidgeGaIten uorocn, iueil
ser 9fbIcn0cr cine gricfmnrfe oufju.
flcben ucrgaB. Gie 6ruu Froiiben.
TN mur6c ontlid perltdnoi9t Dob
ibr scr 9ricf 5ugelfidt miro, tucnn
iie oos betrciicn0e Eorto porber ein.
iCuGCt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
Winttcr nnb Sobn ~ Sobc ucrbrannt.

9Sorts NJ moutb, g., 27. San.-
Glbcl GpIcs, so Sabre aft, Die @itt'
noe eincS Beterunen oes 0iirgerfrie.
gcs, uno ibr Sobn ,Sonut6on Itorben
in ser lebten Nodt oltrh OnS a6bren-
nel elmer non ibnen belpobnten 8lod-
Bitter 3u Giron's Wills 0cn 5lnnl'
mcnto0. 0eioe ipuren toub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
@emcinid,aftlid) in ocn Sob.

1ctroit, Wih, 81. Sonuar. -
5bos. 5bompion, Elm 50.j0briger ?lr.
better, lm0 ieinc Satin muroen belitc
Nnhmittag in iDrem 2ogis an Der
GbamplninitraBe oIs 2cihen geIltn-
ocn. 9lcben ibncn Itnn0en cine &C.
leertc s5lnhc, meIde Stru6nin emit
Golten bottc, lln0 5mci Slider. GaS
Gbcpaar mar Dor orci Sabrcn ans
gngIan0 bcriibcr gefomncn lmo oic
5rau ioQ Iih Sem Grunfe ergeben bo'
ben. Mibnrlt6 iiber 0oS llnoerrnogct
Scr 6rou, oiciem Cater 81 cnt'ogen.
trieb. mic man gIoubt, @ci0c 5un &C.
ncinidoitli6en Sclbltmoro.
Gonlocn, RS, 81 ,5on.-Gin
iun9er Wonn un0 ein Di1o6cn
geioe lnbefannt, Itonben beutc frilb
nit hen Irnen umcinonbcr gc'hllln'
gen ouf ser ii6er SEN 9teiuton Greef
fiiGrcnhen Bride Scr NennIpluunio'
gohn" unb uortetcn rltbt8, bis EN-
cIcftrilebcr BUG bcranbrQilltc. SetOe
lpurOen oct6btet unO ms Noiier &C.
ihleubert. Ter Wtotormonn iob lie
erit, nodbent or 6cn 3ug nift me6r
onboIten fonntc, u0 tic ihcnftcll
ieillen Signolcn feline 9eaftilng.
Sic 2eide oes 6roucn5imncrs, mel
dies cttpo % Sabre aft idien uno
mobcrn gefIeibet por, lit ol'fgefltn'
Sen iporoelt 0iejeni9e oes Dionnes
baoegen nod lrit1t. Sn elmer Soidc
ser 9obten fon0 mon cine goIoenf
llbr nit oen 9lniongsbuhltaben v@
g."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
@ci'm Shlittidynblanicn crtrnnfcn.

Gort8moutb, 3. 27. 3an,-
3luci &nobcn, gtomen5 Tenrl SoprD
un0 1oreit Sioc, broben 6eutc 6ci'n
SGtitti6ublauien 0ur6 Oas Sis unO
crtrantcr @eorgc 2oprp ltuo Sou.
lton Midcp cntgingen mir nit fnup-
per 9tor6 Dem gleiben ShidIul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
%luttbat cincs pcrId)mabtcn Sicb'
babrrs.

Tbila6eIpbio 30 q. Son.
- Ter Oei6Gftsreiienbc Sobn
@futcn eridob Dor ibrer @obnltn1
Dtorio Morris uno brohte iid) Damn
icl6it 5ipci Sdufiuunben bci lucIfc
fir t6otIid gcbolten mer0cn @ic oi(
Boli5ci bcbnl,ptet lieb @loden iid
5u scr lbnt birreiBen. neil ooS
Di1ohcn. ruelfes i'm Elm Sotr dItet
olS scr 26.idbri1c @loden mar ibnt
lire Sono periueigert bate
gdie tir's auslano beiorgi g. 9lainf, NJ
ii3, Sh,Naltimore. 5tr., nahe 6otnmboate'Npe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

Auatefs berfprht nd1t, Sbipinbiud1t. Qcber'
Icioeh llnperenulit1teit Iribiinn oocr piibner'
utpen III beIeit pobI aber eurdntirt e3 ioi9r'
ali odniprrhuibeu eibct Sc n ene Der ics
mie 10000 baufbare @atienten br5cugcn tDnucn.
groben dif &erldngeil an iroelo elne Norete
fpienftet geianoi nnrh " Neniideter Il go,
gor 24te Qetpsyori Siiiet Giih hor ylat-
n1ffnpqen adbiet onrdti nnB ole llnierfbrft
BON z. SiIsbee VI. 3. iid unf eber Seite Der
Sdn6teI benoei (NloWt5r .I&gs)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
anf etnen
gannl beben.

YrOiciiiuncac Slcflumc unO bc5abl-
teS Sob m6gen eincm glrtifel 5n ma'
fiacr Gaf)fragc pcrbelfcnt o6cr Wenn
ocriclbc nidt onrd) inneren @ertg in
bic SDbc fommt, lit es nutlus, i'm
bnrdD sln5ciscn pciter 5n id)icbcm.
rSalc's Soncp Of SOrebunno ano
Sar" erreidpc IdJon lansc bcn 0ipfel
baSardJ, baf cs mic beriebltc, Sniten
obcr GrfGltung 5n furiren. Gs brinst
idnclle GrlcidJtcrnng non iuebem
S6alS nnb groudlitis. Mun nebme cs
in 3cit nnb perbiitc ernitlid)e Sranf'
beit. SIR gpotbcfer perfanft es.
Man 6alte cs III oieicm bcrGnScrlidcn
@cttcr 5nm 8c6raud b(rcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
3w6li 2eidlen gefnnocn.

Gpier einer grpIoiion iAlngenoer
@ctter in einer 8eIt- -8ir9iricr
aoblen5ebe. - Benaue 3ubl Ser
llm8efomnenen nod nidt .iritge'
lteat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
Mrbeiter:QOos.
@cnn DiGnner bnrd 0gnamit-Grplo-
iiuu in Stilfc 9criiien.

@e0enfliber 2ebcn@Q1rIllt 0ltrh cine
GrubenfatoitropAc in @cit &irgi-
nien. - Nem.Yortcrin uegen bar.
burii6er 0iiB5anolng i6rcr
Stieifinoer Dor @erif,t. - Ser.
brnnnte ibneu Bic 4Gn0e nit 9lii.
benOem giien. 9tngeiebener
@irginier @cid0itSmom nu6
elmer mititen u1htIidcn Orgie
bon EoliSiitcn cridoiien. - Seute
miro scr E9am FrojcB iOrt8cictt.
&onnofe, Ga, 81. Gomtor. -
Cine SpejioIoepeidc an 0ic Zines"
mcl0et, onB neiln 4Q}Gnncr, iGnmtli6
2ulsldnoer, nabe Ec0ri9burg, So,
olf Ger .SiOenater 9ahn" ourh
cinc Gpnamit Grploiion in Stiifc
gcriiien murOen. Die llngliidIden
ioBrn oeraoe bei'm 0}ittogeiicnA oIS
cine Guantitdt 9puonlit, 1ueIhe Dor
ein 6euer gelegt morOcn mar, um Den
SprengItoof auftbouen 81 lallen,
pI0bIi9 nit illrdtborcr 8emolt erpIo-
0irte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

Ieb's Wr 3it, 4prb.9aea'et Sffce.Gturi6en
s bis 10 llbr Wtor9ens uno IL ubr Witiass
GiB llbr Mbenos.
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Sbalu luirO nnluiridl.

Sic gcitrigcn Sonnto9abldttcr Der
oorbcn i6m sic 2oltnc, - &c.
ihmocrcnc in ItrcngCr 9Ibgcldloi-
iCnhCit.
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GaIrg
Grmnr oil Co.,
501-3-5 @ait6cr Snilbing,
III Norb Charles Strafc,

Baltimore, @lo.
8ir offerireu einen hei6rduften
1beil Der Slftien bet ~Guiep Grube Oil
Gnmpunh" tnuf neI6e Die @eieai1nTt
s 4ro5pnt pro Subr be8obID uuh oes
rem @artlucrt6 81 bcirdpt, 81 $50 pro
9ltie.
Ole Gefcni6nft bcIitt 3pei poblnuSs
9citaitcte gtuIaaen in ben Gafrp. Sus.
Selsgdnocreieu
Der Cribs bon Dem Serfauf bteier
gtiticn iou sum StnboUren rcuer GueIs
len pebraudlt peroeu. moourdb bic 9irs
rubmcn Der Gr'cQiNo't bctrd0tIi6 oers
mcbrt pcroen.
8roipelte oocr nd6cre glusiuuft lucrs
bcn arf Griudcn in ocm Niireuu Oer
GCicli0ait eeIieiert.
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camucl 8. seiiions. ... BrdiiOent.
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Gbas. VI. Spulbcn, Sefr. mo S6dem.
Gircttpreu:
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Gdpiidli't.
Charles ". Spulncu,
SrunoCiaenibunl.
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Son ". 3. Sciions & 50.
Sarrp I. @illiar,
SSn s. Iomle5 Dsg. 80.
Er. g. e. Hruniustpu.
Golton Senin gliiocintion.
gnip1 Is. 2uptun,
SlbuGnctiicr oct Delaware Gbnrter
Sllarulltcc mo Irnit 60,
SSiInlinGlun, Gel.
u. ". Gurccli,
bon Der Wtidliguu lSugun Winnu'Gcilirs
tua Gompan0, 1Gdion. Wiit.
(2j-3S)
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6abcn sic 8atarrb ?

gBes6aIb confuTiiren Gle nidi
eineu Ir3i. peI6er Sdiurrbs
aranfbeitcn Der Rafe, oes onIs
fes, Der 2utge uro Der S6ren
fir Idnper. als % Sabre in
niefer Gidoi bebnuoeIt bnt2 -
ySenn Gle reid iino, miro S1'
nen nibi 6u pieI uboerlunat,
uno meni Gle arm lino. 70
brnu6cn Gle nir iiir Die Wieoia
sin 5n be5obIen bel 9r. Sari'
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(5ortieenns iiebe 2. Seitc.)
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gdiIe tHs's ausiano beiurgi g. 9ldint, 9F.
4i3, SiNaitimorr. str., maize Goitnmhoaes9tps.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1907-11-21

A Sharon subscriber sends us the fol
lowing seasonable dissertation on Thanks
giving :day We infer that nocturna
visitations to hen coops and coal bins
have more than less frequent in Sharon
of late. a
Thanksgiving is before us, turkeys
should roost high as possible. Chickens
are on the decrease. 1t is said, some
are having fine ones that never raised or
bought any A neighbor addressing one
of his friends pleasantly and confden-
TALLY remarked "You are a perfectly
honest>lnan, but if 1 were chicken in
your neighborhood 1 would roost high,
Again, fuel is high, coal especially,
weights are often short, bags are plenty,
men are strong, nights are long. Three
quarters of mile is not far to carry a
bag of coal or good string of chickens
A bag is often better for chickens, and
safer. They cannot flop and fly, nor
squawk to disturb the slumbers of the
neighbors. If in bag, your friend
could not say Pardon me, but you have
made a mistake and traded your chickens
for mine" We hope there will be more
chickens raised the coming season to
supply the growing demand. This
would seem charity, that the rich and
the poor may have an abundance. We
look forward with much anxiety to the
coming cold and hard winter, and fear
there is not enough in our memories to
supply the wants of the many. 1t has
been written that the poor we have al
ways with us and the wag added "and
chicken thieves too" We are pleased
to learn that the roads to Litchfield have
been greatly improved, that the state
has expended large sum of money as
we'll as the towns upon this much used
thoroughfare thanks to State Highway
Commissioner Nc Donald for his earned
efforts to bring about this great improve
ment But it's cold weary road to
drive in the fall and winter even if you
have the best companions to keep you
in good cheer, and are forced by condi-
tions beyond your control to return alone,
as there are but few places for rest and
refreshment.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1907-11-21
Sharon Church Directory

First Congregational Church, Rev.
G. l.. Forte Pastor. Sunday SER
vices: Morning, 1920; Sunday School
immediately following preaching service.
Christian Endeavor, 6.45 p. M; evening
$780, prayer and conference meeting,
Thursday evening at 730
Christ Church-Rev. J. B. Mics, Phi
D., Rector. Sunday Services, 1920, a.
H., Service with sermon; 500, p. M,
Evening Prayer. Holy Communion on
first Sunday of the month and Holy Days
at 1920, q. m. Sunday School after
morning service. All cordially W elcome.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev.W
A. Mackcy, Pastor. Morning service,
.O.3O; Sunday school, Immediately fol-
owing; Epworth League, 6.45 p. M;
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1907-11-21

Secretary OF var Taft arrived &:
Vladivostok. His reception was cor
dial The government has detailed
Prince Bariatinsky and Baron Sacken
to act as the aids of Mr. Taft during
his stay. Mr.. Taft hopes to reach st.
Petersburg at noon on Dec 3, and he
says he must leave there not later than
Dec. 5. He will not be able to visit the
kaiser.
According to special London dis
patch, the welcome given to the kaiser
in England is good augury of the
better relations for which the German
sovereign has pleaded. =
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1907-11-21
a. SHARON ~

evening service, 7.3O; prayer meeting,
Thursday evening at 7.30.
ST. Bernard's Church Rev. Father
Smith, Pastor. Morning service, II. Is;
once each month at a. m.
Second Congregational Church CELLS
worthy = Rev. w. E. Page, Pastor
morning service, IL; Sunday school,
1915; Christian Endeavor takes place
of evening service at 7.30; prayer meet
ing Thursday at 2. 30 D. IN.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1907-11-21

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