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The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
EanitN Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD

al'At' T. hHttAiifa
Assignments for Monday, June 10 la7
No -f Sinclair e. Sinclair A-rgrueys Rails.
Ton & SifTus Barnard & johnson.
No. So Eegp vs. SchcUcz Attorneys Clagett-
Ray.
No. E- NrNau~ U.s. McNeIly ct al Attorneys
Lyon Lv1n-Ha0kart
No. 3d. Strickland vs. Tucker 20 al. Attorneys.
NcEcnry. FIswery i-z-Strsshuger Wilson
No $50. Hotter vs.. Hotter, Attorneys. Clukscsles
-pavfsv
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nnughters EIect Officers.

Mount Vernon Council No 1, Daugh-
tiers Of America, at a meeting last night
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: c. \. Evard councillor; Mrs.
Sarah Lyles. associate councillor; Mrs.
Mary Beach, vice councillor; Mrs. Fannie
Risdon. associate vice councillor. S. A.
Forrest. recording secretary; G.. y. Grad
lin. assistant recording secretary: Mrs.
James H. Mansfield. financial secretary;
Mrs. Mary TIGER, treasurer; Mrs. Grace
Mills. conductor, Miss Nora Perry, ward
en-; Mrs. Annie Perry, inside sentinel.
Mrs john Travers, outside sentinel; Mrs.
Mary Goodrich, trustee, c. n CTadlin,
representative TO the national council. and
G. A. Evard, alternate; Mrs. J. II. Mans
field, representative to funeral benefit as
ISOLATION. and Mrs. Mary Ticer alternate.
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MEMORIAL SOCIETY FORMED.
Graves of COnfederates at Hngers-
town, MD. 90 BE Decorated.

SPECIAL 10 1he washington Herald.
Hagerstown, Nd. June S.-A perma-
nent organization Of the Confederate
Memorial Association, of Washington
County, has been effected here. and the
following officers elected: President. s.
Lewis Lamkin. vice president, DR.. A. s.
Mason, secretary, John *. Becken-
baugh; treasurer, William J. Hurley.
Memorial Day viii he observed at
Washington Cemetery. where 900 Con-
federate soldiers are buried. June Is.
Capt. r. s Parks, Of Luray. Va. will
deliver the address.
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New Charter Granted.

A charter has been granted by the
State corporation commission TO the Pc
tomac Contracting Company, Of this city.
the capital stock Of which is to range
between 5000 and $1,000 The incorpo-
rators are J. H. Lee, Of Washington,
president; ". II. Blount, ir.. of Washing
ton. secretary and treasurer. and II. "
Garner, Of this CITY
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~. slE. Roger b. Berry rs. Mary Z. R--v st
al. % appoint trustees 70 sell Complsnants s,lic-
tor Charles II. STANLEY.
W. Ei45. Arthur e. Picsrell vs Unknown Heirs
o. Daniel Buusrd. 90 quiet title. Compliments
solicitors. BrandenbUrE Rr1udenburC
No. -ilA Fried. Krurp Aktiengesells-h7ft vs.. WI
liam Cr0zier injunction Comrlsinants soh-t5s,
Harry g. kimban.
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Mrs. Mary Buncutter Dead.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. June S.-Mrs. Mary
Jane Buncutter widow Of John H. Bun
cutter. died at her home. near one
ouon, to-day. aged eighty-six years. She
was the last member Of her family.
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WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
Conner Of Prince and ROYAL Streets

Conner OF Prince and ROYAL streets
Alexandria. Va, June S.-Chaivman W.
p. Graves. Of the city Republican com
mittee, has completed arrangements for
the meeting to be held in Schuler's Hall,
next Wednesday evening, for the purpose
Of electing delegates TO the convention in
Alexandria. August q, when a candidate
for Congress from this district will be
nominated. Eight delegates are appor-
toned 70 this city. II is announced that
al qualified Republicans will be entitled
to vote at the meeting The total voting
strength Of the Republicans in Alexandria
City, according 10 the present registration
list. Is estimated at about 80
There is considerable speculation here
as to who will be chosen 10 make the
fgh. against the Democratic nominee for
Congress. The impression Is that VIII
liam B. King. of Loudoun. will receive
the nomination. John 3. Henderson, jr.,
of Alexandria County. who has been
prominently mentioned in that Connec-
ton. has announced that he is not TO be
considered, as a cadidate. The name Of
N. K. Lowery, Of Stafford, has also been
mentioned as a probable candidate. but ii
IS understood that Mr.. Lowery does not
wish TO enter the contest
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Rev. r. 4. Smith ,rnke, Change

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Boyds, Nd. June S.-Rev. r. A. Smith
OF Poolesville, connected with the
Poolesville and Travilah churches has
resigned his charge there to accept the
Upper Seneca Church, near Cedar
Grove.
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HURT IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
c. Parker Jones and Three Daugh

7. FHTINFr juice ana Ihree UauEh-
tCrs Narrowly Escape Death.
Special 70 The Washington Herald
Boyds. Nd, June sc. Parker Jones.
Of Forest Glen, and his three daughters.
were seriously injured in a runaway ac-
Cident while driving behind a team. The
horses took fright while crossing the cleo
tric car tracks and ran away, the car
rage being overturned.
Mr.. Jones was not seriously injured.
but the three ladies are suffering greatly
from the shock and injuries about face.
head, and body. They were taken 10 the
Forest Glen Seminary, where DR.. Eugene
Jones and Dr. Wright now have them
under treatment
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
INV ulfa.

No. H5l7. Alice Y. Carroll vs. Harry Keans~ and
Annie Kenny; account $50 Plaintiffs attorney. r,
L. BaltImnre-
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

At a preliminary hearing in the Police
Court to-day the cases Of Harvey Robin
son and Charles Markell. charged with
stealing 525 pounds Of copper wire from
the Western Union Telegraph Company.
were referred 20 the grand jury.
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the anticipating movement they have
been failures At those fairs the cat
tlemen bought stock 20 place upon the
grazing ranches. owing 20 the Ggi-a-
ton. the grazers did not turn up in the
usual numbers, and prices ruled low. The
owners refused o. sen az the prices Of
fered. and most Of the cattle was driven
home AGAR
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Light Infantry Departs.

The Alexandria Light Infantry. Com
pany G, of the Seventeen Virginia Regi-
ment, left here this Afternoon by train over
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad for the jamestown EXPOSE
ton. to take part in the encampment Of
the Virginia regiments. The company,
which mustered about fifty men. was in
charge of Capt. 2. J. Murphy, First
Lieut. Windsor Domaine and Second
Lieut. Richard Talbot. Mai. James z.
King and staff, of the Second Battalion
Seventeen Regiment. have also left for
jamestown. A feature of the encampment
viii be the military exercises June L. Vir-
ginia Day. Il is expected that the local
company viii return home June 19
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Probate Court.
Ennitv suits.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate # Isaac :. GRAY; viii dated August g. $50,
fled.
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NEWOOFALEXANDRIA
Republicans Finish Arrange
mentS for Meeting.
FEW CANDIDATES IN VIEW

william II. King, of LOudOun, Cen
orally Regarded as Possible Stand
Made at Convention August %.
Light Infantry on 10 jamestown.
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Not Unmi1ed Blessing.

TN many parts of CoHnaUght. where
the grazing lands have been divided
among the people, IT cannot be said that
the division has been an unmixed bless
ing. As a rule. the peasants have not
which they have been compelled 20 use
as meadow land for several seasons past
They cut grass and made hay which, 0w-
ing % the distance from the market. they
have been compelled 20 sell at a third Of
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Summer Assignment of Justices.

Justice Wright. JuIv Z % s.
Justice Anderson. Julv = % July 81
Justice Hsrn;-d August 7 20 August g.
Justice stafford. August u q August 81
Justice Gould. September ] % September Is
Chief Justice Cataugh. September is % Serteu
Der -
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

The funeral Of James II. Miles, whose
death occurred Thursday, was held this
afternoon at o'clock from St. Mary's
Catholic Church. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Father Kelly. and the in
terment was made in St Mary's Gene
teTv
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Circuit Court No. 2.


Assignments for Monday. June No. 1907:
No 16Z ERASER a Brand Brewery Company vs.
Flcischman
No 175 Jackson vs. Ross Attorneys. W. c.
Prentiss-A. p. Duvsu.
No 3n Brennan Construction Company vs..
United States Electric lighting Company Attor-
nets. Hamilton & CClbert-J J. Darlington.
No $50. Mckee VS.. City and Suburban Railway.
Attorneys. ". C. Balderston and Stuart Mcnamara
=. J. Darlington.
No $50 Farlaue vs.. Bond. Attorneys. c. E.
Emig-B. + Leighton
No $50 Wilkinson vs. Riley. Attorneys. Leckie
Fulton & Cox-D0uglass & Douglass.
No. 5il Morris rs. Notes Attorneys. Z. A.
Jones and c. i. Canisi-Leon Tohrner
No SAG. Stewart vs.. Winslow. Attorneys. 7. L.
Jones-Irving Williamson.
No. $50. Burroughs vs.. Bovbecr. Attorneys. H
L. i. Atkisson-J. b. Mclaughlin and T. L. JET
fords.
No. 556s. stone Us Washington Brewery Com.
T7uy. Attorneys. B. +. Leighton Hamilton. Colbert
& Hamilton
No. $50. Jones vs. Fcuss Attorneys. Tucker &
Kenyon and Z. s. Bailey-Halam & Hanam.
No. 555. NaHnan vs.. City ard Suburban Rail
way. attorneys, Wolf & Rosenberg-J J. Darling.
ton.
No. $50 Lea vs.. Patterson. Attorneys. H. W.
Wheatloy-J. J. Hemphill
No. $50. Lambert rs. Riley. Attorneys. W. !.
Lambert and r. A. Heisken-Douglass & Douglass
No. Ve' HAYES vs. Washington Post Company
Attorneys, T. L. Jeford=-Chapin Brown.
Criminal Court No.
JUSTICE STAFFORD
Assignment for Monday. June 10 1907.
United States vs. Edwin S. Holmes IT. on trial
Criminal Court No. 2,
JUSNCE BARNARD
United States sc. Harry F. Jerome; grand larceny.
defendant aTaignel: plea. not guilty. Attorney. J.
b. Mclaughlin.
United States vs. John II. johnson. depreciation
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farms and make the people government
tenants. it was predicted that the peas
ants would one day revolt and refuse 10
pay rent. Up to last year the govern
ment tenants had their rents promptly
paid. but il is a significant fact that
within the past few months the land
commissioners Of Dublin, who are re-
sponsible for the collection of rents. have
received numerous letters from farmers
stating that owing to the had times, they
will not be able TO pay when the next
rents are due
Great fairs in the South Of ireland
have Just been held. and as a result Of
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

Rev. ". VI. Poisal, OF Baltimore, who
has been invited by the newly formed
congregation Of Bethany Methodist Prot
estant Church TO assume charge of that
pastorate, VIII preach at the morning and
evening services at Bethany Church to-
morrow. Preparations for extensive re-
pairs 10 the old First Presbyterian
Church which is now serving as a home
for the new church, are being made by
the congregation.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Criminal Court No. 1
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Criminal Court No. ?

Assignment for Monday. June 10. 1907.
United States vs.. Edwin s. Holmes. ir On
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

United States &c. Harry +. jerome: grand larceny,
defendant araigned: plea. not guilty. Attorney ].
B. Mclaughlin
United states vs. John H. johnson. depreciation
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-07

Below YOU will find the names OF
AN persons returned By the sheriff
on his return OF Tax Warrants. aud
the amount due from each for the
preceding year.
The following list f. published as
required by an Act OF the Legisla-
tur, of 1906 See Acts 1905. Chapter
SD. Section I>46. page 3l5. Acts
f4ut
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-07

lowed from Oct. End.
1906. to Oct. 3rd, 1907 81 o'o'i'''
To which add claims made
payable out OF County
levy 1906. and prior
levys which have not
been paid .... ...... 5,oSS.I'
Total amount OF claims
unpaid .... .......s l",- 80
The taxes now being col
lected by the Sheriff for
the year 1907. from all
sources will net after
allowing Sherin's com
mission and delinquent
list about ... 900. ltOOO W
Which will leave a deficit
OF $500. .......... s2.277.93
IL will be seen from the above
statement that the levy for the
present year will meet all claims al
lowed for the year. and pay sl,iO5.23
OF back Indebtedness.
All OF which is respectfully sub
mittrd
c. +. WELDON.
Clerk Crittendeu County Court
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-07
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Continued from page three.

Ross. J. W. for Judge l. "a.
o. Reg. ...... &C.. ..'.' -'''
Ross. ]. W. for Judge L. o. =,
Elect. ...... ...... -. -'V'
Rogers. J. NJ for Judge of %,
Rushins. NJ. b. for sheriff
L. O. Elect. ........... ON
Robinson. J. H., for Sheriff ,
L. O. Elect ...... ....:. ON
Roberts John y. for Sheriff
L. O. Elect ...... -.....'' 90
Rheindlander. W. J. for 80.
house for elect ........ S.oO
Riley. c. T.. for days T..
and T. on road ......... ".V'
Ramage. Charlie. for y days
p. and r. on road ...... go
Ramaes. Charlie. lumber and
nails ......... .......''' lou
Rutler. Charley for deliver
ing I'd Rutter ......... 5p.''
Na Iana o. 49, ''' '.... $500
Ro,ars T. /. for hauling rock 45O
Robinson. r.. for lumber o.. 20
Redd VIM. for work on I'd. o.>V
Rogers, Tom. for Z days P.
and T. road ........... GO"
Rogers. !. l.. for days P.
IN. ".p IT,. anu - 5.,.
9'i.'.l 5 .r ' ~, Ia ,o' ''' O 40
c.t anu u = f,r t,igs of
80 - ,-.9' ' 90
c.. "a t,r ..-ctirg
7'o - % ,,,. 5oo
s.' u-o. '-' NJ -,'' t,r l,,bs~
''1 nsr rep i''j in- ~. '''4'.'' 13.45
o,.i,.u1 - ms e,- d.t.
''' -, -. O m
c,,Irar1C~ car dsvs
80 ~ -, - 3 On
c..i..- ',.O ~, s,- 49,.
'''i5 's WI =, -, Wv, "a 'o- '''
g.. anu ~ VA va go ~ A.. %
~
S.,ii ''. "a g.. -,
~ ~ r. L., ~ N''S ca,
"''u o. w va. ' S -.
" w, Io N"'S "a
anu oH '9du -, o'0'
S'G 81 a.. Ig' u"' anu 20
c.,
olsIeI' -, a. n LOT d GAYS 49,
ana J.. ana hdlIs on ROAD. So
ouIiehset' fe'er' lot / uaE
r anu On Iodu ''.''' Lou
ocIeelE' Cnariey' LOT 2 DAYS
g.. r. ana l. on on road $3.50. 60
Stembridse' W. B.. for AZ
DAYS +. ana !. on ROAD 90
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-07

ROAD V Iifl A..AtN AA'N.
smith. J. y. for WORK on 30
road. s per cent int. 49,. o.oo
stephens. J. r.. for running
grader zig days ........ 5o.oo
smith. j. n for work on ,ooo
road. Is per cent int .... lO.oo
Smith. j. y for work on 800
road. 8 per cent int &C.. 1000
''', road & per cent mt. .... 5000
stephens. j. r. for work
win grader. = per cent int. $500
Stallion. G. f. for lumber. 40
STANLEY. J. H for lumber. 3.95
Stephens. j. r.. for work with
grader per cent int. o.. 5000
smith j. y. for work on
road. per cent int. 900. $500
smith. j. y. for work on
road 8 per cent int. Soc. 1850
stephens J. r. for work
with grader, per cent int $500
Summerville j. r. provi-
sious furnished &C.. .... 7.S5
Stephens. !. R. for work with
grader. 6 per cent int. 49,. $500
smith. ]. y. for work on
road. . per cent int. 49,. 1900
Smith. j. y. for work on
road. per cent init. 27.5O
stephens. J. r.. for work
wish grader. g per cent int. $500
StaphonSou Jas. for work
with grader. 6 per cent int. 5000
stone. !. for land foy road 1900
Stephenson. J. r.. for work
with grader. 6 pev cent int. 60 90
stephenson. ]. r.. for work
with grader. e. per cent int COLO
smith. L. f.. for lumber.
Der cent int. ........ 1906
Travis. \. II. for bal on
claim vs.. CO. e. per cent
int. ........... ...... N445
Tackveu. W. 4. for 3 DAYS
2. and r. on road ... so
Travis Rus. for az DAYS p
and r. pr road 80
Thomas. John for : DAYS p
and T. ON road II 90
TAYLOR. G.. B.. for DAYS p
and T On road ...... 3 90
TAYLOR. VIII. for 6 DAYS p
and T ON road @ 90
Truitt. J. y. for 9 DAYS p.
and T on road 1 IN
Travis Te0rev for a.. d.vs
p and r an ~oad 5o-
Travis. Al for days P. go
and T ON road "a
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-07

Travis. \. H.. for cleaning
closet ....... ........ lo.oO
Travis, \ H, for services as
jailor. per cent. int. 5000
Thurman. X. L.. for bridge
SillS ......... ........ 2.5O
closet ........ ........ 1850
Travis. O. 5. for lumber q. 20.SO
Travis. 4 H.. for work paid
for on road ......... leo
Travis. \. H.claim vs.. Co,
6 per cent int ........ 5000
Travis. \. H, cleaning closet 1880
Thomas. J. j.. for transport
ing poor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LOO
Travis. \. H., for cleaning
closet ........... ..... l5.0O
Travis, Wilson NJ. for work
on road ........... .. 800
Travis, \. H., for claim vs..
Co. 8 per cent. int .. $500
Tabor, 7. NJ, for work on hill 4S.4S
Tabor. +. NJ. work on hill g.. 1887
Travis \. H, for cleaning
closet ............ ... 1870
Travis. \. H.. for building
walk ......... ....... 1880
Underdovn. r. p. for
days p. and T. on road o.. 600
Utterback Chas. for days
p. and r. on road ...... 800
Vaughn David. for p days
p. and T. on road ...... 225
Wick. Frank. for : days z.
and T. on road ......... 1850
Nanhooser. Robert days
p and T. on road ..... 80
Waugh. J. r.. for > days p.
aud r nu rnu1 . 90
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-11-07

Watson. Henry. for day p.
and 7. on road ..... $50
Woods d, for lumber. 6
per cent. int. .... 1850
Walker. J. D.. for team on
road ........... ...... 500
Woodsides. W. F.. for lum-
Der. 8 per cent. int. &C.,. 5.72
Weldon. c. f. for cash for
extra printing in ID. B.. 8
per cent. int ...... 1850
Weldon, c. f., for road or
derS. etc. ...... ....... a. 90
Woodall. W. \. service as
road comr. ..... ...... 1880
Weldon. G. f. for election
supplies ........ ...... l'.lO
Wheeler. II. S, for work on
coal house ...... ...... @.9o
Walker. 5. e, for work on
bridge ........... ..... o.VV
Walker. 5. E. for work on
bridge ........ ....... {. o.
Wheeler, II. S. for work on
bridge ............ ..... h.VV
Wilson. w r. for work on
bridge .............. .... h."'
ders ......... ........ 25.S5
Wheeler. Il. F. elk l.. o.
W. '.ho-,s ~
- 80 % oo
w.. u - ,i.-,.
~ - o. On
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49,. .t..,tc
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49,, 49, d. oo
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{. 80 ''' '''- o. M
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nee. ~ i' ''' "a
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08
Ser 9erliner unb Der
b Z T

9ei Ieinem Sreunb in DRESDEN 1T
Gin fioeler Yerliner duf 8e1ud). Nd67
benz Der GrItere ourb perIdieoene st
benspiiroiqteiten" rem gdrenfiihrer sez
matt, obne Soften gebdbt gu baben,
fiiblt er ii6 idlieBlid perpili4tet, NAL
ettpus ,fprinoen" gu laIIen uno 1etnem
Freunb audi etpos o ben letbliden
@eniifen n0rGiens" 81 bieten: er fubrt
i'm cesbalb in Elm neues idpne8 SAFE.
Ser gerliner, Der tpie, bic mel'ten
Ietner Qanbsleute fir einen Sierpdla't
IdtpGrmt, Grgert iid etfpos ooruber
uno beI6lisBt. Ieinem nfreunplthen"
Siibrer einen tlcinen Oenf5et:el gu ges
ben. Oils inn uuf beS JreunbeS @es
beib cine Sa5Ie 8aIfce porseleBt ipors
ben, nimmt cr Elm 9latt aus ieinem
Iptiabud, lGbt Elm 3r0pfden oes 8al@
fees 6arauf fallen, trodnet es urlo ltedt
bds 9latt nieber Elm. Der Oresoener
1T erItaunt uno fragt, pds oas beoslls
ten 5oute, ba Iagt Der 9erIlnsr: yS1
babe mir BLOB eene profe BON SIREN
8liem6entaffee mitgenommen, ben
oibt's bod in Berlin MIDI"
uNu, narte," Dentt Der 9rtsHener,
oreift au benz f%leinsn, gum &aifee nit
ierpirten MildtDpf6en uno 9ibt es lei
nem 1reunb nit ben Worten: nNu, bo
5dted Dir bas nur op6 gleid etn!"
.Warum benn?" iragt Der aug 8era
lin. Der Sadie meirt froblj4 blinz
aslnb: ,Oos Subnenteppel bat . eene
9leene S9ndu5e, bic gibts IN Berlin
pph mid, hcsberipagen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08
Gntgegentom m e n b.

9austohter: nWarum nennen sic
mid nur INNER r@ndoiges Grdulsin"
= i6 perlange bas garnidt!"
0ienitmdbden: Sin unterffieo
muB bod 3piIden uns Yeiosn iein!'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08

Mit Der Rads iIts Elm eisen Ding:
Sc bitfersr lie 1T, UNI 10 iiibcr idmedl
lic s.tpobnlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08

nGrts, eln jeoeS Sobr boben sic
Weinrcbcn cine an0ere &runfbeit!
Isl itllr Der piele @ein Dertommt?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08
8er d n p t.

Qbbotat Our alten Sunsfer, bic els
men tiir3lib oertlagt, Der ie i'm parte
getiibD: SD osnte, ss pirb ni6t piel
5u MAIDEN iein! -. Gs nal bod ie,
oenfaqs idon bunlel!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-08

Ieues BON Sereniiimu 8.
,... Sobcit tuben ulio ben @encral
bon 9rombibti gum Observation-Disclosures
Sbrpr Sruppsn %crnannt?"
SercniIIimus: rSa. Der Mtanll
hat II IT aber porber ieierli6 perlprcz
den miiien, i'm Sale cincs Srie9es
unbebinat 3u iic9en!"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-08-02
DENTISTRY zooe WEAVE AGO.
London Globe.)

While unthoughtful moderns re-
gard dentistry as being virtually sci
ence of our own age, archaeologists
know that 1t was practiced among the
ancients.
The museums of Rome and other
places In Italy possess various speci-
mems Of dentists work dating from
before Christ, and another such speci.
men has recently been discovered in
the jaws of a skeleton found In a
tomb at Teano. The skeleton is that
OF a woman, and from the Jaws there
was extracted a gold mount contain
ing six teeth. A peculiar fact about
the find is that the teeth, although
tapped with gold, were undoubtedly
natural, and the theory is that the an.
clients used gold flaps or rims to
steady loose teeth.
For artificial teeth, the dentists Of
the old world had fancy for animal
teeth, especially bovine, by reason Of
their hardness, though occasionally a
person in poverty would sell one for
sufficient consideration.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-08-02
THE FLY IN THE OINTMENT.
Judd Mortimer Lewis in Houston
POSt)

Judd Mortimer Lewis in Houston
Post)
How dear to my heart is the
thought that I'm grown up, the
thought of the things no more have
to do; the thought that need not get
out OF bed mornings and wade through
tall grasses all soaking with dew;
the thnnght that I needi not pillow, har-
row or monkey with milk pals and
pig pens, or horses or COWS; the
Thought that there,s nntiing. to- iogEIei
my slumber when all of the wide
blooming world Is adrowse. The
thought | may have some new clothes
to my measure and not wear the old
ones grown too ragged for dad;. the
thought that my shirts will henceforth
be brand new ones-oh, those are
thoughts that are making me glad!
The thought that I'm grown and am
big and a man now, and may order my
grub as 1t suits me to do, is a dear
thought, sweet thought, with only
one drawback, sigh as think Il
must pay for 1t, too.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-08-02
HONEY INSIDE AND OUT.


Honey, one of the most nutritious
and delicate of foods, should be. eaten
more than it is said a cooking ex
pert. Bought in the comb it is
bound to be unadulterated, and this
pure honey will keep it's friends free
from sore throat and bronchial trou'
bles
Il have not had a sore throat since.
six years ago, | took to eating honey.
My doctor tells me he often recon-
mends honey, with excellent results,
for diseases of the throat
81 know a number of ladies who use
honey as cosmetic. They apply it
to the skin, rub 1t in well, then wash
1t off with hot water. The result is
a finer textured complexion, glow
ing color and young, fresh look. =
Louisville Courier-Journal.