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The Washington herald., 1907-10-05
PAWnBROKERS,

nO7 MONEY FLOWS FREELY-FOR Sc
ID 10 crrirv ] accept 90 &C. watches. diamonds.
"a aud .evelr. LOUIS ABRAHAMs. 453 Ninth
81 uE Phone II. is-3- sels-eod -5lt
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
TYVFSTYEYT-yEW HOUSE.


Six rooms ard bath; nicely finished; colonial
porch. This house Just completed and IN one Of the
best sections Of the Northwest
ONLY $4,000.
Convenient 10 ans part of city: near cars. Cau
and inspect this clean. new. up-to date house be-
fore buying and compare the price with others.
A. u. LOhr. I4IO II ST. y. W. Room 3IO
uCArf
FOR SALE-HANDSONE HOUSE: LARGE
rooms and bath. e. M l. large lot. excellent well
water 0utUIildiugs. &c. price. SGD. SJO cash
balance. So monthly including interest e. 7.
JOHNSON. Jr.. Review office. Mt Rainier.
oeS5t-eod
THREE-ROON FRAME AND FOUR LOTS. 5zl5
each; price $500. on easy terms y. g. REALTY
BROKERS. 6l7 IHa 81. ociU
FOR SALE NORTH TAKGNA - BEAUTIFUL
clevcu-room house, on corner, bath. hot and cold
water, concrete pavement, N 90 square feet 400 fet
front. stable. &c lot alone worth 5000. Price
Sc go. easy terms. C. J. UBHOFF, 40 Colorado
Building oc,lt
FOR SALE or RENT-TEN -EUuM HOUSE. OF
st.. near 18Th NV. two baths. Aot-watcr beat,
and hardwood fnishs a barCaiE.
BERNARD 6. BROWN.
'Tuoue NJ. I1sL s-j 18th S. nv.
saIa-tf
ARE YOU LOOMING FOR 4 HOME THAT Will
he a valuable investment Northwest. east. ~
southern SECTION " c.-y. y. Il. JOHNSON CO.
CIR 5tb So uw. Oc3u
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
District ef Columbia. October l91--Nrs Margaret
y Langley. aNEgr Dot rs rarc 93i District Of Colgm
'la- hoH ave hereby notified pursuant 90 the Iro-
visions of the act af Congress Of March T. IS99 en-
titled An act 20 cause ;h. removal of weeds from
lands IN the 'tv ri Washington. District of Co
""ba. ard f-r other purposes. O. correct the con-
atloH existing ugm the above described lrad ard
premises iU the District ~ Columbia esuel ty rau
20 wit: growth " weeds ri more than four inches
la height contrary fD tte provisions 0 said sc aUd
as amended os An act 20 provide f1- the ahato-
m'nt ot uHislucas in She District Of Columbia hy
the Commissioners of said District, and fr other
.ri-p'scs approved Arri' g. Ifs Upon your fail
wt 90 c-utcf the condition existing uprl thc said
land and premises W.'i.u seven dsy- .~Hu'ars aud
legal h0a'a.~ cyrrTtedI from OCTOBER 3 1877 the
Commissioners OF The District Cf Colombia viii
cause -srh condition o. Do rG7ercd and thc cost
~ correcting r-ch condition and au expenses i1C.-
dent thereto intending the cost of tbis fubHcti1uI
VIII be assessed against the -sid property ard car
moi 7u tIc r-.sr TAX rolls of the said District and
collected iU Ga same manner as general taxes ~
said bi@-rir. are collected pursuant 70 the pro
visions ~ fss acts nf Congress If March + I.-9
aforesaid and Ar1I a. 100. aforesaid HENRY p.
p NACFARLAND. HENRY L. WEST JAY j..
MORROW, Commissioners Of the Dis.ric, Of Co
gmhis. ocl57
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OFFICE or TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Distric. - Columbia. Wa~IivErau- sept. 2. 1907
Motto. is hereby given ta1t the Commissioner of
tlC District g' Columbia intend % make the follow
i-E named improvements. which are. iu their juIg-
meut necessary for the public health, safety, and
comfort Assessments fer Cne-bsIf 0f the same viii
De- made as provided iE public acf 80. III. approved
August T. dsgi Parties who are Iater. stgd IN the
proposed work are notified that the Commissioners
viii give q public bearing 1T the Disruc Building
an WEDNESDAY. THE NINTH DAY CF OCTO-
BER. 1866. At ELEVEN O'CLOCK =. NJ in the
Board Room of the said Commissioners On any and
an persons vfa NAV desire 20 object thereto: SET
NEW GRANITE CTRB-Ou the north side Of Flor
ida svsu-e ue from eth street 90 s'h street. at en-
estimated cost Cf son 20 DE assessed against all
property atutting u the said north side Of Florida
avenue between the limits named. On the west
side q 18th street NV. from Massachusetts, avenue
10 street. az am estimated cost Of $50. TO be as
srss7l against ed lots iu square OF abHtting said
west side Of li'h street between the limits named.
PAVE ALLEYS WITH YITRIFIEp OR AS
FHAT.T BLOCK-The alleys iu square 2,53, n an
estimated cost Of Si-2 H. B. T. NACFARLAND,
HENRY L. WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Comnis-
soue-S. u, g. s's,-iocs.5
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WALNUT FOLDING BED. WITH MIRROR
front ;s walnut bureau. s. large oak wardrobe
s.; waluu, bureau s.; 5-pece walnut -ct covered in
rgd tavtstIy So walnut tables. -, oak tables S9
3Uirrc MAHOGANY sets $3.50 and $50. walnut ward
robe. 81 mahogany tables. Sj and SIS. solid oak
dresser. sl5. solid cak bureau. SIS. diran. ] corner
chair. ] small chair, covered iu SILK tapestry. 5lZ.
solid walnut u0UECds1. $50. odd parler chairs from
s. t1 SIS. some old mahogany pieces from SO 60
So HUGO L. WATERS Furniture store Sd
10Th So. oC4u
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TIGKETS,

REDUCED RATES 70 ALL POINTS AT
SPLIEDT'S TICKET OFFICE.
1885 = ST. uw. Phone NJ i55
Tickets and Mileage Bought and Sold.
V-07 -0r
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SUBURBAN---fOR RENT.

GROOM AND l0-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSES.
SO and 50 per month; trolley. river, dGck-
ing running fishing; trains suit Office holders; CON-
mutation S4o5 month. d. {. REALTY BROKERS.
6l1 18th 81 ocir
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Phone Vain 3;SOO When You Return,
Subscribers returning from their sum-
mer home who desire TO have their paper
sent to their city address viii please
phone Main 900.
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES,
WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Eiecluczl Supplies Automobile SupplieA
UyuauOs and Motors Machinery SupplIsA
Wiring Contractors.
We have competent mer 70 plan cut and produces
the sptcal results always essential 10 the installation
Of electrical apparatus
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
1890 New York Ave.
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FOR SALE SUBURBAN.

EERWYN BARGAINS.
3z3o-NEARIN ACRE. BEAUTIFUL SHADE AND
lava. 7r. house. newly laue.ed and painted. la
trohe. cellar, chicken house and UIn, garden. LOOK
az this. sure By all odds the most attractive home
in Baruyu. a splendid bargain az S65l
T1-Frettv home IN best part town. new g.
house. never occupied, handsomely HaDred through
ont. cabinet and slate mantcz. iatTahcs. JUst iae
place for y1Iuc couple 90 ser zap Eoueak-epus al
most half acre ground. only ils)l.
u acres about mile trolley plenty wood Tor build.
ms, stream through center. worth fully 500 per
acr,. Sl VIII bus it- It's snap.
MANY other Iasgrius. THE sOULE co. Ask for
J. e.. IDTELES>. Ast-. AZ trolley station. E.ss.I.
WE'LL LOCATED TRUCK AND POULTRY
farm 6 miles from CITY. 0u fine road. mites
from electric CATS. ! mile from steam road. ursC-
tiCllly usw Groom dwelling. running nat,r. south
eu Slope good s5ii acres fer 5000. 10 acres i-T
$500 MARION DJCKETT x SON.
ocJSt G35 IA s.. uw.
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OFFICES FOB REHI.

FLEMING BUILDING. IH9 q ST NV: RENO
waited throughout l-t t0u suitable for stock broker
real estate. also excellent Office rooms with best
Cf iEuitoT service. uu extras. Iv25tf
FOR BENT-sl6 ITIH ST; TWO LARGE, COM
mUuirsriHg src9udstcy front Office rooms Iglt,
light and service. Apply on premises. se25I1t
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
THE VAN DYKE
FURNISHED.

Cor. ID and d sis NV. Well furnished rooms and
apartments: private baths; rates reasonable; tran
sients taken; 50c I'D U6tf
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APARTMENTS TO LET,
APARTMENTS WANTED,

WANTED. 4. AND ROOM FLATS. CEN
traIy located; good tenants for desirable fats
y. Il. JOHNSON, G1I 5th IT. NV.
seZlff
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STABLES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A STABLE WITH THREE STALLS:
room for three carriages. coachmCus rooms with
kitchen srr5red iu square bounded bg Mass. ave.
y ST.. l-lh and 18Th SIS. NV Apgg - WILLIAM
J0RCORAE EILL. 1872 II 81. uv. ocj7S3t
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DANCING,
PERSONAL.

u
boarders "a hand and vehicles and hiring horses
make an offer Apply On premises J. EDW.
CHAPMAN. Assignee Crj3t
HOWEVER, TT THE FAMOUS COCKTAIL WAS
on tap a. the door We couldn't be- more pleased
than 20 pay you big cash exchange fGr mems dis
carded wearing apparel hats, shirts shoes JUSTH'S
OLD STAND. C3 d.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments ladies Ct gents; send postal: viii call.
l. IAbshEs lSoo 'th st. NV. Prone north 400.
CHARLES FROHMAN WILL PRESENT DIS
TN f1rnum u The Ranger all next week AZ the
Columbia lheater The Ranger is this seasons
New 1ork success. SeCUrl yCur seats now fer this
blg American play. CCj4t
MRS. LYDIA JOHNSON. TIE EUROPEAN
complexion specialist. Swedish system; scalp
treatment; scientific massage; medicatad vaU5r
baths, and electricity l2l2 81 NV Phone
Main 1919 " s27-S.tu. tlllr,sat-5o
Superfuous Hair. Warts, MoIcs,
birthnaarSs hlachheads and all facial b.UGishes
permanently removed by elcc;r1Esi& Lady operator.
Room 67, Metzuott Bldg. no ST NV.
Miss Melville
Scientific Nlassagc-Face and Scalp.
ocj-50t 7l6 1th ST.. nl., FLAT 2
SIX LARGE BRICKS or SUPERIOR NEAPOL-
uau Ice Cream ID box. 3lc; not in bricks zoe
and &C ger gallon. LACEIS 67 New York ave.
NV. Phone NJ 933 sss9tf
MISS NJ j. BOYD. ENPEEE AIARCEL WAVER
and hairdresser. shsmpJOug maIicGiug chirop-
Cdy, facial and scalp treatment. Work done al
hotels and residences. Pbone Main 2555. 9ls
b nE. fe2i1
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ROOMS WANTED.
BOARD WAIVED,

BOARD WANTED BY COUPLE ~ PRIVATE
aid Office oCl2t
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October s. 1907. Remember the date.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-05

COLUMBIA HIGHLANDS.
LOTS 81 AND Up.
81 down and q weekly.
Only 10 minutes from Capitol.
ocl-f Call 625 ST. NV
II LOOKING FOR \ HOME N ANY OF THE
suburbs. fer a small farm near cars. eau
Gil the bill HumeseCEeTs can ind what they want
here. THE SDULE 60. 'facl. GO La. ave.
FOR SALE AT KENILWORTH, ID. c.
Now is y0Ur time 70 secure, easy monthly pay
neuts, Cf these attractive C1ttaas choice lots
in Knilwcrth, ID. c., Washington PTowing suburb
ALLEN W. MALLERY, 1415 & st. NV.
Ii y0u want 10 bly MARYLAND farm OF suburban
home. see us OF send for latest Bulletin
Marion Duckett Il son, $50 NV.
seI4tf
TO-DAY Is y GOOD DAY To co OUT AND
inspect Silver Spring Pork Immediately on Bright
wood car lire. EASLEY & HILL Owners. LAP
Munsey BidE. Phone Main 663i. sC21tf
PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS. TO SC PER
foot, az Nj. Rainier. Nd. on 18th and 18th sts-
near r. l. ave. Distrct Line Sta. l fare high and
healthy; small monthly payments. J. c. ROC EkS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
&croicncn tire Soft.

Neun @efangniBpogel bon gtnne
. @rlln0et-Gountp m%iiiien alti ser
2nnbitrobc orbeiten. - Sin0 aQe
Ncger.
@itcm in Der lebten 2coiSlatur alt.
genommenen @eiebe 5ufolge bat SIDE.
riff 2intbicum bon Inne Irlu1oel.
Gountp neltn Heger, nelfc eiten ldll.
gcren Straitermin i'm Goltntp . @e=
fGngniB a65uitben bnben, BEL 2anOs
ltraBenar6citen ongeIteat. "a Ser 90
Sen gefroren lit uno Die S6nllfel nid)t
IN Inmenonng ge6radt peroen fam,
10 miiiIei1 sic Neger iebt al oen 8e-
gen entlong ltebcnOeS 9llidtpcrf uuO
8cItriipp abboden. Die Gountpbeonl-
ten boffen boB Die Heger iebt mebr
Silrdt Dor Dem @ef0ngniB befommen.
Seit SSobren ltelte li6 i'm @inter re-
~gelmGBig cine grobc 3abl foiler Re
ger ein, Die in irgeno eincr @eilc OBJ
iihtlid) sic @eiebe iibertrotcn, I'M int
@cfdu9niB Ourhgefilttert 81 mcrOen,
bis oaS @etter mieoer mornler
Drr0e.
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SNarlah i'm Nmherit GoQcgc.

ell il, @oii., 10. 5ebr.- I'm
i'm Eitblifltm feline llnii6erbcit ga.
rilber beiteben 3t laiien, mic es be-
3iigli6 oes S6orlo6fiebers in ant-
BERT College itcbt, oob beute 9lbcno
8rof. George g. Obs ais Iteabcrtrc.
tender ErGiibent befonnt, ooB in ser
Irltalt leds Grfranfungcn porae.
fonlmen iinb, bon pelden cine t6ot-
lid perlief, mGhreno bte ii6rigen $50.
ticnten iid ouf Dem @ege ser 9elic.
rilng befinocn u1b ieit 0onnerltog
fem nerer 6oa mebr conitotirt nor.
Den lit. 9ie S6lieBung pes College
lit MIR Der &orli6t bolber crfolgt ilno
l0mmtli6e Stroenten nit Nusnob-
me Der in Nlnbcrit lpobnenoen lino
nod Dor Sreitog obgereiit.
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2pbnerbDbnna be,uiQiat.

GonneIISptIle, So, 10. 6ebr.
- Cine 2obnerb0bun9, an melder
2t,000 Wann participiren, uno mel
die cine iGbrlide WebrouSgabc bon
$1,500,000 beoeutet, fiinoigte Die
8. 6. Srid Gofc Gompagnie an. Die
llelte 2obnifala ion am /. WGr5 in
8raft treten uno oie 8rubcnarbeiter
meroen oanad cine 3ulo9e bon 1919
Tro5ent ilno 0ie ilbri9en Arbeiter
tbeils etmas meniger, tbeils etluas
etipos mebr erbalten. Ger 9eidlllB
murbe orrd Nlni6log iiberoa in ben
beioen Goferegionen befannt gemoht
mo iiberrai6te allgemein, neil Die
Gofeorbeiter i'm lpeltliden Yenuiplpa-
nicn obnebin ihon sic beitbe5oblten
i6rcr &loiie in Der @elt iinb. Gem
Ternebmcn nad Der0en nudJ Dem
Gorgeben ser 6rid-Go. in Der Son,
%nellspiQer, unteren GonnellSpiller
unb @reenSburger Hegion idmmtli6e
Gofes@ eieQidloften benz 9ei'piel fol-
gen miiiien, 10 Oab Die auf6eiierutg
i'm @on5en iiber 10000 Damn 5utbeil
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
Sciratbs 2iccnsen.

S~SolgenOe Seiratbs Sicen5cn lullr-
ocn gcltern I'M 9iireau bes Glerfs
ocs Common Gleas.@ eridts allSge-
itellt:
Scnrp 5. earle, SO, mo Worgoret
e. Seller, 80 Sabre alt; 2iccni gebolt
bon u. 9. 0tcNQiiter, Nr. 500, Noro-
Greteritrobe.
@alter u. Yiercmon, %, unb Mo-
III u. Soplor, Is Sabre alt; 2iccrl5
gebolt bon Seize @. @9itlcp, Nr.
1888, Tiblonb-gpey n9pinf
SSobn W. Ignen, 81, uro CLARA
9ruibuiacr, is Sobrc olt; 2iccll5 &C.
bolt BON Goeor u. &icn1olt, Nr. HOS,
"Reminiscences pc.
@iaiom s. MeGarlep, %, mo Sec
&. Cotton, % Sabre alt; Siccn5 &c
bolt bon 6. 81. McGoulen Nr. 533,
ro-G alhornitro6c.
@illiom S. Nltpoter, 81, mo Gli3a
8. Eottcrlon, 80 Sabre aft; 2iccn5
gebolt bon Sobn 6. Iltpoter, Nr. oil,
Scottitra6e.
@iaiam s. Mhlrpbp, 80, unb In-
no 6. gorheS, so Sabre alt; 2iccn5
geholt bon s. hilbert Wurpbp, Nr.
1918, @elts2omborbItr.
Gbmin s. Ilbrigbt, %, unb Mobcl
Sdmuff, II Sabre oft; 2icen5 gcbolt
bon Gbiuin s. Ilbrigbt, Nr. 800, 90
onb-Ipenuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
Inslicfernna perlangt.

SeffcrionG Stir Mo., t9.6cbr.
- &ier ging cine HcQlliiitiot oeS
8ouperl1eilrS bon SeraS: Inn Die IuS.
licfcrlung BON $. Glop Giercc 1T ct.
2oltiS, Dem YrGlioenten Der @oters-
Tierte Oil So, Elm, melfer BON All,
tin olls inter 9eidulOiging berguS-
itelllng inlIdcr Nffioopits pcrfolgt
miro. @oupcrncllr Solf miro bette
6e5ilglid Der 9ieQuiiition cinen Ser
min obboIten. Won permlltbet, bob
ST.. Eierce ii6 5llr Belt in Nelp.yorf
oufbdlt. 9os nimmt oltf iein Sobn
s. u. Eicrcc on, ultb nan meiB ni6t,
mann CT 5ltriiffebren miro.
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@ibbeaicriacr 8ciitlidrr.

@ihito, &ani., 10. 6ebrilor. -
Sn elmer Morulpreoigt iiber 6rollen.
red)te erflGrte bier ser 8eiitlidc oer
eriten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stride
Hcp. Or. Spbn Senrp Gllolippc, Die
gciommten 3eltocnousiogen imSbolu.
Yro5eB iolltcn oltr6 oet Grrld Der
oficntlid)t merbell. sd uerlonge, iebc
3cile bon Dem 9emeisnloteriol &C.
orlift 5lt iebcn, lin0 mill tic lclclt, nm
meiner Nnlid)t nod iolte nlld) ooS
T,nblifun 9lacS %leien," iogtc Der
@eiItliHc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
Imf ser Balm nernngliift.

Sobn Z. Stlnt bel ser Station So(.
lofiel0 olf Der Baltimore. ohio.
9obn" pom cinem 3uge ii6erfab-
rem uno getobtet.
8ei ser Station So1oiiclo al Scr
Baltimore 8 io-9abn" mlroc Sobn
Z. Stult am Montag Nbeno bon Ell
mem 3uoe Ser 9abn getroiien nno
get0otet. Ser Wonn mar so Sabre
aft. gr arbeitctc in Der Nlberton
9oummoQ .6abrif, 'ipeltli6 BON @ai.
cott.@itp. SEER Stunt binterlGbt feline
@itttpe uno mebrere &iuoer. 8ie Der
llnfaQ paiiirte, lit nidt befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

ten Oie anga6c, ouB bier ein 9rief
bon einem Wunne eingeluuien iei,
Ser nit Dem flildtigen aoiiirer %. 8.
8alfer ouf einem nod Merifo gebell-
BEN 9abn5uge 5uiammen9ctrofien iei.
Der 8rieiihrei6er iou babel erpGbnt
baben, CT babe @olfer gegeniiber ieill
Gergniigen bariiber alsgeoriidt, Ell
men Sefonnten aus Hem Britain alti
0em 3uge ongetroffen 51 ba6en. @ie
es beiBt, puBte ser 9riefi6reiber
nidt, oaB 8olfer iih auf ser 5ludt
6eiano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

*** Der biesi1brige Wasfenbaa bes
vltnfel @rdiig.Sereens" finoet bellte,
Miittlpod, ben 20. Sebriiar, III Der
,8ermania : M1nnerdor : SaIle"
itatt. Gin tiid)tiges Arrangements
Gomite bot baiiir Gorge getragerl
bob iid) Seoermann auf Dem Bali
amiiiirt. Gies broudt iibrisens nif1t
beionbers benlerft 81 iperocn, bei1il
es fam nod ME Dor, Oab iid) Sernaio
oltf einem vunfcl 9rdiig.@erccm"
nidt ausge5eid)nct iiitterbalten Bate.
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Staatsfneipcn seldIoiicm.

GoIumbi a, S.yGy 10. 6ebruar.
= SGmmtlide StaatSfneipeu bon
SiiosGarolino itno geltern ourd) cine
Proclamation oes @ouperneurs In-
fell aeifloiien morocn nnb Hrobibi.
tion miro cine ISOLDE lang ODER Ian.
ger berriden. Der @oltperneiir bat
cine aus 8eidditsleuten ~beitebenoc
Gommiilion eingeiett, I'm Die Inge-
legenbeiten Der Staotsfneipen ab5il-
mifeln.
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Wraf Grcigbtpn's &crmadDtniEc.

Smobo, 9tebr., 10. 6cbrilar. -
0oS Scitoment ocs @rofen Sobn ".
Creighton mltrbc bier Dem 9tod)loBs
gcridyt cingercidt. SIS iebt ipc5icac
Gcrntdd)tniilc i'm 9etragc BON ST..
10000 aus uno bapott fulleu Den
@criponbtcn beS Scrltorbencn unb
ieiner SoitSbGlterin $250,000 5u,
pGbrenb $4,000 llnterrihts- unb
mobltbGtigen anitolten, barunter
$4,000 ser Observation-Disclosures
s~ll1eluanOt iuer0cn.
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Gcsnlirnng bcs SabnlucIcns in Cfla-
1unta.

@utbric, Sfla., 10. 5ebr. Ger
Serfoiiungs = Content bieB Ben Sbeil
Oes Gilenbobn 9erid)ts gut, meld)cr
es fiir einen criminelen SerltoB CT.
fl1rt, @iienbobn . HGIie ODER unent-
geltli6e 9epeidenbeforoerung an5lts
nebmen. Cine Giienbabn , Commit.
lion ioa aus oireften @olfSnablen
~berpor9eben unO Die Goniolioirllng
bon Giienbobn : @eieai6often miro
berboten.
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SorId)nnssrciic mad &leinaiicn.

Stboco, N.-9., 10. 6ebruar. -
Erof. Sterrett bon Der Gornea. .lni.
oeriitdt 0iebt befannt, boB CT I'M
Sriihiobr cine Toridplng expedition
nod ben ori ben ietigen 2onofartcit
nitr llilgenoli per5eid)neten Hegionerl
bon &leinoiien fiibren miro. Gie
@elbmittcl bofiir iuerben bon gnbrep
Carnegie, Socob $. Sd)ifi uno ". s..
Vanderbilt II. u. geliefert lperoen.
Tie Stlloetteu Der Gorne1'ltniperii.
tit g. g. Charles, S. g. @rend) uno
q. z. Slmiteoo fperocn inter Erof.
Stcrrett's 2eitru1g Sanbfurtcl amer.
tigerl, meldJe Die Gage BON StGoteu
un5eigen, nelde in Der @iiite %illlter.
gegongen limo, ober in friibeiter unb
uorbiitoriiher 3cit proiperirt baben.
@alfer ioa mad Merifu cntfluben
iciu.
Hem 9 ri tain, Conn, 10. Sebr.
Iie Toli5ci mo Die 9eamten Der
Sparbnnf bon Gem Britain untcrin d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
Sranf 2%amDGunnt.

Sobn Stouiier lebcnsiiberoriiiiig. -
9e9e6t Sel6ltmoro in ieiner
@obmtng 81 SoserStomlt. -
SdnSlid)c SOrgcH Pie llriodc.
In8eblid in 6oIge' bdAsli6en lllt-
frieoenS tranf Sobn Stauffer BON
Sagerstomn am Wontag Abeno cine
0oiis 2%auonnum, uno menige Stlul-
ben IpGtcr mar er cine 9eid)e, trob-
oem Elm gr5t iid longe 3eit nm ibn
bemiibte. Stauffer binterlGBt feline
8ittrpe uno pier 4inoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
SGngcrfcit int Nproipeiten.

ga Groiie, @is., 10. 6ebruar.
noroueitlihe Sdngerbuno. be.
Itebeno ans oelltlden @eiangpereineli
ser noromeItliden Stnoten, bot Die
ab6altung oes ndflten 0reiiabrliheit
SGneerfeites in Ga Groiie in ben Ia
aen pom %. bis 26. SuIi 1908 be.
ifloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

War d. a II Tuiiiih Tolen, 10.
Sebriiar. - Die ShluBipablen bon
Witglieoern Der neiten 0uma bobcn
in Golen in einem Sieee Der Natio.
naliiten rnb in elmer Tieberloge Der
Sroen utb So5ialiiten reiultirt Gro.
Ser TatriotiSmlis befuntbete iid) in
olen 2onoestbeilen. Ger polniid)e
Homanihreiber Sienfiepit, meI6er
oil gronditis barnieberliegt, lieB iid)
aus ieinem 9ett an bie8oblurne ira.
gen, Inn feline Gimme ob5ugeben.
Webr antiemitiide Sc.
maIttbofe'n IN Soeifa.
Sbeifo, 10. 5ebr. = 90 Silben
uib Siioinnen iino bier nad Solpi-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20


NeprGicrtont Sc arn,onb bon
WtiiIouri bat, ais er iibor bas @eriiht
bcfro9t puroe, ct iei bon elmer Ir-
5abl Genlofraten ais Naf)folger bon
Sobn Sborp @iGioms in Der @igen-
lhoft olS Siibrer ser Gcmofroten i'm
Sulls i'm ndd)Iten GongreB IN aus-
Iitt gcnomnlcn, oie antluort gege.
ben, er fibre feline Gampagte I'M Die
6iibrerihait, iperoe bieie aber anneb-
men, tpcrn cine Webrbeit Der Gen1o.
froten bies niinide. Seine GrflG-
rltng loutete: .Meine 4nlidlt iii, Die
Stellung lei cine, nod meld)er Bic
mon6 aus blobenl Gbrgei5 nio aus
ielbitiiidtiscu Motipeu itrcbcn loltc.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-24
y Pleasant Reunion.

Some years ago, perhaps we would
better not sayA how many, seven
young ladies of Live Oak formed a
social club which they named The
Peacherinas," a VOID suggestive of
all that is sweet ana attractive. They
chose for their president Miss Ruby
Dexter. who promised to see all the
rest launched safely on the sea of
matrimOny before sbe herself set sail
from the shores of ) Jingle blessedness.
Faithfully has lat pledge been
kept and six lovely matrons and hap
py mothers have/developed from the
charming bellaSfof a few years ago.
Last Tuesdpy October 22) Mrs.
George Butlgr, one of the seven, en-
tertained the rest at her hospitable
home. viz: Mss Ruby Dexter, presi-
dent, Mrs. WnfA.McGregor, Mrs. ]. d.
Radford, Mrs. HI H. Hair, Mrs. Ed.
Porter. Mrs. c. S. Hinely-
The invitation SECLUDED the children
and they were there eight in number,
being very much1n evidence, especial
~ when they all cried at once. 1t was
merry crowd; they INDUCED in rem
iniscences, talked over the old days,
enjoyed the delicious refreshments
served by their hostess, and compar-
ing the present. with the past, they
decided that there were no happier
beings in the world than wives and
mothers. and their advice to their
faithful president on parting was
this: Go thou and do likewise"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-24
FOR BLADDER TROUBLE.
Ola Folks Who Suffer Can Find
Prompt EelierlIn This Simple
Home Mixture.

Here is prescription that anyone
can mix at home. Many good prescrip
tiOn pharmacy can Supply the ingre-
dents named at HtHe cost: being
composed of vegetable extracts, it is
harmless and Inexpensive. Best of
all it does its wOFk well. relieving
even the worst forms OF bladder
trouble, frequent Rrination, backache,
kidney complaintA and by its direct
action upon the eltminative tissue of
the kidneys, make$ these most vital
organs rid the blQod and system OF
waste matter andf uric acid which
causes rheumatism.
Here it is; try it if YOU suffer
Fluid Extract sDandelion, one-half
ounce; Compound Kargon. one
ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla,
three ounces
Shake we'll in a bottle and take an
teaspoOnful doses after each meal and
at bedtime.
\ well-knOwn local druggist is au-
thorlty for the statement that one
, weeks use shows good results in
nearly every instance, and such
symptoms as lame back, frequent de-
sire to urinate. pain in bladder and
even chronic rheumatism are general
" relieved within a few days, the
pain and swelling diminishing with
aach doe ---------