davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

luoo0., no6c GomiQD Strabc, 1879 6ci
y, @rrm0jin$ $l2 s..
Sorob &otuon&fD Ii. q. at @pmou
9%Gnnbcrg 9~}or0ieite Ser GoItcrnNpc.,
no5c GoroGtne. Strobc, % bel 60,
$4,000.
GimotG0 5. &oopcr an G6orlc$ ..
Iracp, @citicite Der GoIt-2lpc., no6c
Erott- Strobc, 1879 Bel 10, @runo}in5
So S.,
&ono3 @ernon rlwO Satin an
2o,li& @irrmom 6 GruuNitiide, $40.
&oGn z. 0onobuc an ;So6n s..
NieGG mo Satin NoromcIt-Gdc Der
baltimore tnS Snft 5trdBr, fG bel
y, @r>m03it$ $GI 81. .-..'5.
Sober g. 6dtio8 on Niliou Z.
@toB, 9tor0Gfieitt 0(3y El6ilj6n-, tote
@loQmsS tFoba+ f3 Sci So @rlitlrrjins
$50, Si05O. ~,
Sntrp 8. y@Qplnn on @enioulin 2.
Ipplcitcin It. a. Siibieitc ocr Erott.,
no6c @oibin9tOu-S traBc 30 bel 100,
@ruuo5inS sac s..
@@iQiont 81. E641n an 1rcocrid
Wcnncr, ggcIticitc oef Mo6inion.Gtr
no6c 6oit Npcuac, - bel 10, @rrmO.
sins $50, 5000.
Sinlon &. 2loler al Solomon
Iranf Siioicitc %&egiu0tons, no6e
GlltomltroBG So.
3rcocrid Gcttrltnr on @ert6o
S0ntiot, yfciicjtc Caroline, nobc
MooiionitroBG 10 bel 50, @ruro5in9
$3.50, s..
G6onoS g. Strotton an 6lorcnce
9, W}orri&, Nor0icitc Mooiion., nobc
&cacitcritroBc 70 6ei IS, @rlno5ina
$40, s..
Carlos 6. a,pidcq an ooltis
@rccnbcrg, GiiowcIticitc 6rcntont-
9Ipcnltc, noGc Erc6tmonitroBe, @ro5.
$50, s..
6rcocrif &, ebert rrno 6rou an
9cpi5 =. @crbcr, Gorolcitc @olti.
morcItrnBc, no6c &inccnt.9ucp tG
bel 100, @runo}inS $50, $tt00.
emma 9oOcr an San Gcm5Sfi.
Norbmcitcde Gonton. g(ocnltc un0
Goitlcitrobc. @~rmno5inS $26, $t45O.
Gliiobctb q. 9Irni0cr an g. &.
@ipcrS, @citicitc Gnior., nobc 9}re-
Itonitrobc, 1875 BET = @rlt1o5il$
SAT, $1,000.
Sobn $. Stride an Iobcrt 6. @uro-
ncr S8citicitc Spriug, nobc 2onpolc.
itroBc, tt.G bel H. 0runo5inS $50,
5 Collars.
Benjamin g. &ppclItein an Sorrp
. Goplon, 8 @r>moItiide So.
oW}ehonicS 9. q 6. g." an @nt.
u. WcGlearp un0 8rdu, SiiOmcitede
Sodion' itno @cotbitroBe @~runb5inS
$40, $3.50. f,. 5'
Se1rtettd HolcnbltIb at Stllie s.
9. Gopbell, 9torOoitieite @oltoll,, nn.
be 2allrenSitrnbc f6.6 bel 80, @ro5. !
$3.50, s.. ae mtTu1e.
MprriS &ocob8 an slbrabom 6rec-
benbnrg, 9}orbicite 6aitnnount-9(pe-
ME, nobc Spriu9itroBr, 31.9M bel
1876, @rlnb5inS SCI So.
Scnrp @otion Gbilorcn'S Nio 60
cietp an Eerfin9 MoieIep, Siioieite
SorraineNpcmtc, nobe Surnpitc-
9iooo, 14.3 bel 70, s..
llniteo SltrrtO Gonlponp al 81.
&iolo M}Gore, 8citieitc Monroc-, ma
&c 9ofcritroBc, II bel so, So.
llniteo Surctn Goinponp oil Gor.
rtc 81. Scar, 3 @rlmoItiide 50.
GouI NJ Burnett on Morg. @ault,
&edte, EitI uuO Snterciien zines
NodIoIies, S..
Sbomos :. Noctb itno Srau an
Charles q. SbinoIer, iun., So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
RntinnnfsWnnfpn

S6e EfS 1uluW National 8anf, Seq unb Gre
, tersGtrake. 60 Sargh, " Soui, 8rdIoCAt; sAne
bio Is. Gouus, Sices8rdibeGt; 9gnU 4. DE
oue, aaiiirer. ~
p5trp Nnttonal 9auf Of g'attfmors," s.. q.
Bilcpr, Gaibtcr, n Sput6sStrabe.
v3iueiie gatiunarVaut," 1872 GlOsgrOao foah,
gS. e. gSuGner, &ailircr.
nglcitern National @nnf,' R. Murriott, 60,
ibter, IA ytorosSuillp4S iraBe.
vDrootrS & NtrhauicS' RatIpual CANT"
Gbds. g Witler. gaibier, aoroptit@de GU
tam unb 6QDettesStrdbe
pSBiro RdiinnM @nnf, Baltimore nth glortb,
StpnBe; Idq mo 9tnDt often.
tt6drmeT3 d WcrdDauts' RattunGl SAINT"
SOUTH uuG QombarosStraee.
n6ommcrcicl & Tarncr5 Hntiounl SAINT" Glo,
lpcliz@de SOluaros mo @ermau.Sir., 8. 3.
UaloiUiu, 9iiliSsNnItrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

Mouue, ser in Dem lctten Sto0ium
Der S6luinOiuHt 5l icin iGeint, bod
mlBtc er i'm Dem @eri6tauerfobrcn
ii6cruciien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

o9tortb baltimore Improvement
N%iiociotion" al Mopor ru1O Sto0t
rotD, mcGrcrc 2ot2, ST,
&ome2 y. Hod on @oltcr .. N}c.
Gorocll, Siticitc Der 8urclt-, nobc
WiiQltrQBc @rO}. $tO2.50 S..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
Baltimore Tampf Hafet So.
lGIte nno 5uOeridiiBe Sat'2inte.)
Die Ser. StdateHs4SOit hefDrberHo.
7anipitr ,,0trgiuin" (peu), ,glabama,a
.IJcurdto." .Srrur{fsgH

8arpfer YYabren idali&, sonnfass aussenom.
men. bon ben .NaizaiNte" s9iers, &r. f0-1s,
2t9ltGtrabe, $50 Iberos, oireft mao Oh
Boirt Comfort, Horfolt. Bortsmontb unS ulen
ganiten oes SIeene. Gerbinoung In Glo
Fitmonb, &crbinoung IN Gortsmoutb NIT BEN
rSedbonrb str Cine" foIibeH 3ug MD Borts.
nonib unt Attauta. Sn gorfof .Yerbinopng
peittt nno DID Dominion 0tne' moo SEEN.
bert.. B%afbinetpn. 4.'g., Ribmonb. No.. nns
9etps Yorty
rt6fe aaiiterstmmer, elettrifne BeIeu6fline,
8ampfbei5ang, aoten fret. Referbtrte aainten.
thinner In ben giletsBireour ber Dab Cine
500, ~9igbtsGtrahe. Q. ", g.. Office, Glooft.Gde
Baltimore uno galoertStrabe, continental
9ruft @utloiue- unb Ml5aueb's Rr. 100. Norbs
G9arIessgtrdbe. s
Sohn ". ehefiusob, @. BROWN,
8ices9rdf. II. Gen. sMPanaa E. Gen. 9af .ssgen..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

GoiolsS0ldfpaSoons ra0 Gttpsgcrf tne ns'
rett Slm Webruub in hct Gun1elts nno Dit.
Toh al Cation I'M 1900 Nbenh3.
u, t1th HtlaHticGltp al 8ohentnG}n; 3.
tudb Atinutie.e Stir iiQIln; 7, nnb Gilanttt'Gitf
Son:!a9& Nut S1ge balier IN gStlmiuBton.
Is bait IN Ghcter an.
Yhlla,. Nttum., Standardization, *s.t6 Bprrl.,
1920 go bnt., 2G.t0 Sl1enbS; Nit. G~obnIsSfa.tor,
sS.2o Sprln., 1925 gnGm., 26.15 GbeHos.
&osr6ren Nffum., GdmoetsStltton, M.00
g}adul, 1910 NhenoS; mt. adjudication
II o. 9Sndm.. 6.t5 A6eHhS.
9teferoirlnQ ron Auum in ShIdf. pber Rdts
lers9aanQons, Speiferaieu etc. ncrneH f1ueu be-
lprGt pr SelepBuH in auen fuIoenneu 9inets
L., gt. g6ni 1874 oSer DO. GonrtianS 1901:
UT. 6obntSiCtiolL g. & g., Wtt. Sermon 1923;
COMMUNICATION Standardization, 6. h q.
81. Vuul $40. oScr WsS., Gcutti1I5 s726; uTs
%t H26. Ghss9roa5tpG~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
BAIZ1EEigaE&CGLD
RAILROADS.
= 3dgIib. | Idglth. nusgeaomnteR SoRntls.
4 Mlr GnnnInn

9TpCtb5lAe pJcoc Sttnbe all ols StGnpc" Don
oer GamoeusGIutiGT na6 GaiBtngtan an
gSObcniaGcn 100 Sornt. bis 500 glbenos.
Gribcre 9bfabrt Dor Oct UT. Ho0aIsS tntion.
ggniginBtur, %pcr!alicn at. 9toqalsGtaticn
*6.05. tG.45, l7.iC, 1850, 1856. $3.50, l10.5l.
!ti,63, ?li,55, G?rll, fl2.18. at9,55, M.65,
1906, 800 Qimiteo), +1O.55, III. % a6enos;
oeri. Ganor', GtatioH 300, TG,t6,. 1880, *7.G0,
1920. 1900, $50, 1000, 1900, ltt.00 Borln..
*I2.O0 m. It2.U2, *t2.22, II 90, 21.05, 200,
1890, 1905, 400, F4,3O, 1900, 1905, 1855
9,nGm, $500. t6.16, 1920, l7.CC, 1900, *s.16
(9tmtteo), aeon, 1905, +l1.1O, *11.32 abes.
Nnuapuiis Nj. Hnnat.5tuiioiy 1850 unb
7s,5; %u;nt, iA.55 unh 1913 yicMri.; @amocn'
Citation, lS.C0 milo 1900 9ornl., lf2.00 Wrtags.
800. 1885 gabT. INTO 1900 NbeHbs.
Srcocrid, GunbcusS infioH, 1875 uHo 2o.16
Born, H.25, 1850 mn $500 9ta3m.
MindCiisr, SIT. 80hats ITO Sorrrt., l2.f'
1850 atubni.; GaniosrpGtqiioM. H.20 Boot.
1900, 1850 uno 400 9taG5m.
3a8srctnlur, Oit rehabilitation, no Bolm.
1850 gtahm.; characterization, 1920, 1855
8rtrl., $50, 400 9iaIui.
gdttUttGit1 uno ut. Air1, GdmoenzGiuiioh
1855. 29.15 &trnl, lips, 800, 1870 GGdm.,
1850. *tf.45 Nbenos.
Gu5up, Ht. Ropd: statio:;, '2.49 ga6m.;
GuHocr. N3.QG g}ut5rt.
SIpul 2lne Cine
ma Raltaoclslia uno gietp s9nrf.
Reper 1trIHiIlts an ber Sreluna5 udiibt9'tpr
Gtrahe, N'lYzDorf, heaueul 1qh Sotel5. Sbeaters
hut 8cihut45s4iitrift
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

YGTc :nr Icise ms InsIanS BE.
iorst g. Ifninc, Nr. Alb, Sit.SaIti.
more.S trafe, nabe Goitumtunie-Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
GtnntS 0nnfen.

5cntihe ~auf ma @animure," Baltimore Ino
9oatoGbsSiry iglnguit 2Seber Erdioent, &. s..
Slot Sbabnieiiiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

@oumatcrtoIien, &biircn, 5enIter.
rabnlcn Sa0en etc.
SaInss g.. Softer & So, 115 urO lit. Gdb'
SreneridsStrGBe.
8er. j.. SIOan 4 9ru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
Icrdants G. Rincrs Sransport. 81.
2nWptetscthte.
Sradlt nno Bnhagiere.

Srnhlt uno Bufaaiere.
*Tadj Bottom NIB benz Often
W'ont, 9tenit.. @ptncrIt, Sanlft., 6 u6r sbbS.
FHan Erputoerec unb Sem Often
Sonntnn, Wiittuub, Sreitng, 6 llbr NbenbS.
*9af 9!eiupprts Stems unb NprfuIf
tiqIi6, 9 llbr StbeHoS.
*5rnht alectomnteu tdGli6 big 8 ubr Rn6..
fir Senleihcl Sn9. ahl9brenoe Sompfer.
Stcnftua SonncrItug, Gamiiag. O llbr ahenba.
y. y. 6orin, &acut. Goug God.
Sdnfts9brcan: German. uns Sight'5 traRe.
Ut3,1&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
:. "N'F . "NFls . 'kstII <NtltkIt NHl.tt*AsE
Or, @m.Rerker
rteiitriner oentiher Gr5t.
30.tnbftnr grrriS.

30.JdgfIDe VrGriS.
GpeiiaIift fir Mdrtiers nito SrGueHs
ar1nt6eiteu. SetIt IN llr8eIier Seit
GOpbilis. NusfbIaa. SaIes uro Miinos
araniGetterl. @iisiIiife ieoer Itt, Gtrtf.
tnren. BoIrtioHen. nero6fe .Gtbtudbe,
Smputen3, Nterens uro gIafeusarcnf.
beiteu. Office in Or. gSeder'S anntomis
fhen Mufeuift. 9tr. 70S, Ci.Valttmure.
StraSe. Spredhftunoen; ron o llbr Mors
gems his 10 llbr gbhs.; Ennntaes bon
10 uhr Worocns bis 2 nhr fadhn,ittags
uno bon 6 lIbr bis 10 libr elhenos.
81. q. - Er. We6er'S gaffe heiIt
linteblbdr ieoen IusfIllb. gonfuItation
fret. (Osdi25, I&S.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
@cf1aftss @egmetier.

3eitun9en 3CttI6riften etc.
nSBe Baltimore NsuS Su,. Gc0io s0ereroul,
bic, MIanager, 318 8eI51eriRGnsS traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
Vanfeft.

ySeutIfe Spnr.Snnf uUn SaItiHnrr," Hutufs,
ilito NnltimoresStrabe.
uGt. .Snmec. Sparbauf," EaItiuoresStrab NIB
ShitontsSpniesaoenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
ruItsGpmnoonie'n

Mnrplanb sruit Co., Ror6meItGde gaIpert.
nno @ermnnsStrGfe. @rier Serib, Brill
y. g. zimmerman, SetretIr: Carroll Ban
9eb, ~Sbabme.iter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

M0b0tQtet.
Stnneis 8. Slenlin, Jiedts0mpuIt, 225 ct. 8nuIs
GlraBe, baltimore, Wfo.
Nnri Y. ID. Sd1lt, t26-t29 Gam gniIbtna.
@utanNs SDrb- 26i-2G9 g~albertsGuil5tna.
8. YIN. Srtnlann, Ill NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

VIII TeCICDlHIeOe mo YIultDels, r,
5obn Sahsrt, i714 Ibaues.a trube. Is Il g.:
SelersG
sAs,Ohal 2ninraais 50; VI sipsseeSi." eens9
99adiber o. GoMmeree Antleipa;
rGermauia Bcneruerldtrnngs . WsIsnfdaf.,"
ldltinlores uno 9lOttDrStrate.
&m. :. sha6eltOro & So, Is unb II gbaup
bcrs Of Commerce.
8run6eieerltbumS = geeuteh unb
.S1uolcr.
@icrrs g. SEBnI 4 Repbsp, 10 Dttseeytus.
tpnStraBe.
Bfcrocgeidirr. SSabrifanten
2. o. Dab Spn & Co.. 404 @ef'1ermdipStr
SufihnIico. 3ubebDr.
G.. eeutt s.apne 60. sIr. 500 uuS s64, gorbs
@apsStrabe.
&oblen uno Sola.
eeass O. Bon 9'tue, $50, GoInmbtasubsn,c
Shinudiohen uno l1bren.
u. !. Mtllsr, 2s ofts9altimpresStrabe.
GfanoIeibe.8 cid)dfte.
u6pnioItbntso euan 6D.," 1 Roro,@apsStr.
FionoS uno Srgeln.
Gbas. W. etteff, Q Notwithstanding.
ISM. Snabe g. So, 91rics8eb6uee. wRt. sopdl.
Moerpe.
Sampf- unb @oiIer.Sei5itrg.
6. Q. Gdaedter. 742 Oftsaumbdrbrstrabe.
Eapier un6 Eapier-S Otter.
smith. Eitrn So, los uiro lot Sauobersstr.
6laggen, @anner, ab5eiher.
cisco Zinc, sr. IL. MeitsaeItnatoisS tvabe.
gleAhlattsH Netan etc.
eppn, Gouftln & GO. 1910 gaIberiton.Str.
Tetettib-Igcntlr.
epnnsauer & shmiot driiber bel sntitb. sscft
& euoHs. COB Colbert Sebdube.
Srieobofe.
r2cnbuH Start Gemeterp," Office 81. Wetfssa'
rntogasStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
9(0bofotett

Baltimore Srnt & Suarastis Co.," eau
tnbles@ebiuoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
2anOnirt6iNnitIi1e @erGt6e

SQmcreicn.
@rIFfIth & Turner Gpmpaup, 205 q. sBaasStr.
Warmor- un0 Grant erfe.
g, 1iiadrtnsr & edHne, 714-1s @eitselIti.
Der VI Commerce. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
Observation-Disclosures

~NFNVNTTUN TNVITNIs ="
Gamblers & Sbhns. t70S-t7t0 Gnnton.sibeiui
Am. 0rDf, NOrtb' uno @reuHpuHt.sloenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

&upferI6mieoc mo Blumbels.
5obn 9uhsrt, l714 Ibame8.G trabe. Is l. o.:
gSolle 1899.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-17
Church and Society Directory.

ST. James African Methodist EpiscoPa
church, located at Co. Sth Ave. and Hobici
street, Rev. w. T. Osborne, Pastor. Services
Sunday at II a. m. and 7 90 P. m. Sunday
SehJol, 4 p. m A. Marshall, Supt., Carrie
Dorsey, Chorister, Florence Anderson, Sec'y
Prayer Meeting Wednesday Evening. Class
meeting, Friday evenings.
R. ]. Fletcher Lodge No. IoI. A. F. and A
NJ, meets lhefrst and third wednesday even.
ings Of each month in the Lucas Block. K,
/. Ford, W. NJ; c. Johnson S. W.; Spen-
Ger Smith, ]. w. Geo. Alexander, Ssc'y.;
w. X. Dorsey, Treas.
Byrd Lodge No. IL, A. r. and A. NJ, meets
the first and third Monday evening Of each
month at Ia Ia S. Main St. H. Bake
W. NJ; G. NJ. Lee, S. w; J. Hairs. ]. w;
Chss. Ecton, Sec'y; w. {. Rose, Treas.
Bethsheba Lodge, o. E. s., meets the and
and 4th Thursday evenings Of each month
in their hall in the Lucas Block. Mrs. ChaI.
Johnson, w. M Mrs. N. Ford, A. NJ; Al
bert Napier. W. P; Mrs. M. Simmons, Trsas
Mrs. c. c. Matthews, Sect; Mrs. Jos. Clark
Con-; Mrs. !. Harrison, A. b.; NJ. o. ]. Ar
nett, w; Chas. Johnson, s.; Mrs. L. Napier
A.; Mrs. Jas. CrumP, r.; Mrs. M. A. Cole
Esther; Mrs. E. Dorsey, M; Mrs. George
Alexander, Electa.
Golden City Lodge No. 34S5,G U. of o;
F., meets the first and third Tuesday evenings
Of each month. X. Brown, N. G.; ]. M
Reed, v. c.; J. Howard, ?. N. G.; N. Ford
P. s.; w. Parker, E. s.; w. Cottles, Treas
]. w. Crump, N. f.; Albert Marshall, Chap
lain; w. Mason, Warden; ]. Ingram, /. e
]. Tolbert, P. N. F.
Household of Ruth, No. 847, meets the
and and 4th Tuesday evening Of each
month. Mrs. Sadie Ford, NJ. N. G.; Mrs
Lucy Nicholson, P. M. N. G.; Mrs. Elanoru
Johnson, X. N. g.; Mira. Carrie Johnson
N. G.; Mrs. Georgia Irwin, w. r.
Pride Of Montana Lodge, No. 4. X, Of P.
meets the and and 4th Monday evenings o
each month at G. A. r. Hall. J. w. CrumT
c. c.; II. Robinson, V. C.; S. Smith, NJ. G
F.; w. Cottlss, M. Of E.; H. Howard, X
Of R. and S.; ID. GordAn, NJ, at A.; Gee
Harrison, o. G.; w. C. Irwin. l. G.; A. Mar
per. Prelate.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-17

Mr.. Eugene Clark received a
message from Missouri that his
sister was lying very low. He left
Friday at 2.1O for her bedside.
Owing to the fact that there has
not been a ball in Helena for
many days, the ball which takes
place after the concert at Electric
Hall on the Both is of great inter
est to those who delight to trip
the light fantastic toe.
Miss Fitzgerald says there is alb
solutely no danger of a shortage
on cream at the Concert May3Oth
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-17
At REST
Last Sad Rites Performed Over
the Remains Of Albert
Marshall

The funeral services over the
remains of Albert Marshall at the
st. James A. NJ. E. Church was
largely attended; citizens from all
walks Of life, regardless o race,
were there to pay the last tribute
Of respect to a citizen who had by
his life been an honor to the COM
munity. The church was filled to
OVERLOOKING. The last rites we're
n the hands of the r. ]. Fletcher
Lodge, No. IoI. A. F. and A. M.
the Golden City Lodge, g. U. o.
of o. f. was in attendance, and
made a great appearance. The
funeral service was conducted by
Rev. w. T.. Osborne, and a beauti-
full and forceful sermon was
preached, indeed.
The Sabbath School was present
in a body. The floral offerings
we're many and beautiful. Several
out of town people came to Hell
ena to attend the funeral. The in
torment was at Forestvale Gene
tery,
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-17
at the rand Benefit Concert at
Electric Hall on May Both.

at the rand Benefit Concert at
Electric Hall on May Both.
Remember; at the conclusion OF
the Concert at Electric Hall at
about 1870 the dance will begin.
All those desiring to remain may
do so without any extra charges.
Headwaiter w. w. Richards OF
the Montana Hotel at Anaconda
says that he has the finest crew OF
walters in the entire West. The
crew is mostly from Kansas City,
the roster being as follows: w. ~.
Richards, hcadwaiter, and 5. E.
Ridge, r. Tate, F. Webb, A. Ross,
s. Pope, w. A. Carr, +. Ford, j.
Schafer and Geo. Branch, walters.
It seems as though for some
reason the Luzon Bees are being
boycotted; at least they should
have the call OH games, and are
not getting it. They r by a
long odds the best organized ball
team in the city, and play the
game Of ball all down the line.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-17
LOCALS

Trade with the Helena Packing
and Provision Company.
Reuben Baker came over from
Butte to attend the funeral OF Al
bert Marshall, returning Tuesday.
Mrs. a. +. Hill and Mrs. J. But
lsY of Butte came over and attend
ed Albert Marshall's funeral.
Ed Johnson says that the Butte
people are lacking in hospitality,
and that his treatment ut the ball
Rivea over there the LIST inst. was
abominable, and that they should
journey to Helena for lessons in
the courtesies due strangers.
Only two weeks until the Grand
Concert at Electric Hall! 1t will
be worth coming miles to see,
Mr.. Dudley Peyton is in a very
critical condition with tuberculo-
sis at ST. Johns Hospital.
W. c. Rose, %janitor at the Assay
Office, 10 a very busy man these
days; he 10 giving the building a
regular overhauling, and is assist
ed by Harry Simmons and A.
Walton.
]. Branch left last Sunday for
Anaconda.
Magnetic influences drew Char
lie Cole TO Great Falls last Satur-
day evening. He returned Mon
day morning.
Mrs. S. Walker remained over
to attend the funeral, and returned
to Anaconda Monday evening.
Rev. w. T. Osborne was a wei.
come caller at THE PLAINDEALER'sl
new quarters Wednesday after
noon,
Monday VAS pay day at the
Federal Building
Andrew Green 10 now employed
By the Clafin Transfer Company.
Mrs. c. c. Matthews had charge
Of the program Wednesday even
ing at the st. James Literary. 1t
was an excellent one.
There will be three marriages
sure between now and November
among the elegibles.
Editor J. b. Bass is arranging a
lecture tour; his itinerary will be
Butte. anaconda, Billings, Boze-
man and Great Falls.
The Hub Team made a sorry
showing against the Edmonton
Nine Wednesday.
Wednesday evening was the
regular meeting for the r. IT,
Fletcher Lodge.
Golden City G. U. o. of O. F.
was very prompt in settling Its
funeral claim. Walter Parker, N.
g., and William Irwin, P. N. G..
handed Ars. Marshall on Wednes-
day q chsck for the full amount.
c. A. Johnson and J. L. Ellis
will put on a sketch written bv
Z. 4. Johnson, and arranged by
]. l.. Ellis, entitled LET il Llonan
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-17

Mrs. Geo. Alexander is reported
very i'll at her residence on the
East Side.
w. Stafford returned to Lewis
town last Thursday evening
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
MINOR SWEARS
SHE BOUGHT BEER

Frank Salkowsld a Polish saloon
keeper at No. i6 East Front street, is
on trial i'm General Sessions Court to-
day on an indictment charging him
with having sold and furnished intoxi-
eating liquors TO a minor. James
salisbury appeared for Salkowski.
Deputy Attorney General Hastings ap-
peorcd for the state
Stella Bacon. an 1S-year-old colored
girl. was the prosecuting witness. She
told Of visiting the saloon on Septem-
Der IS, as well as at various other
times. and of buying beer on each
occasion. Viola Coursey, another COL
ored girl sworc that Stella had bought
beer in tho saloon
For the defense, Mr.. Salisbury called
a brother OF Salkowsd who was bar
keeper i'm the saloon the night the girls
We're there. He declared the Bacon
sir had told him she was 21 years old
salkowsSi, being satisfied from the
appearance Of the girl that she was of
age, sold and furnished her beer The
case will be concluded this afternoon
The grand jury this morning re-
turned indictments charging frederick
Underhill colored, with the first de-
gree murde of Hoste Nelson, and VIII
liam c. Kennedy with emhezzlement.
The grand jury was then finally dis
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. H.-FEED soid
slowly with ample offerings at former
rates. We quote.
on spot. winter bran IN bulk and sprine
bran. I'M sacks. Se5 5Oa2650
BALED HAY AND STRAW-Hav was
quiet and freely offered at quotaticnsI
straw was pretty well cleaned up ana
ruled steady, We quote
New Timothy. iiay-No. I, large bales.
Sl9a.0; small bales. SIS No. D. S16a17. No
3 Sl41l5; no grude Sllai3 Glover Mixed
Hay-No ]. Si7all50; No. .. Si4ai5. straw
No. l. straight rye Si55naig. No
straight rye, SiialL50
EGGs-Reeepts Of strictly choice fresh
stock were Hight and values OF This de-
scription were firmly held under a co..,
demand We quote; Nearby nrsts in frfe
cases. Bic; nearby current recen,ts. In re-,
turnablc crates. zoe; Western frsts aic
TIVE POULTRY Fowls strict " csr,r.
laree 1sisai4c: fowls. ordinary aVcr,..
receipts 11ikh2izc; old rocsters ooo1tse
DRESSHD POULTRY Fresh iiifc,
fowls. fancy. iShc; fowls, average '.ed .d
ceir,ts i2mal3c; cid ruosiers dry bici,iS-
16c. roasting chickens. nearby choice fes,
i7c roasting ch ckens. Ilnois, fsnc,yt t
weighing Sa9 pounds per pair. l5c.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
!!
PENNSYLVANIA NOTES

Tho Chester County Hospital was
benefited 1886 by "a recent supper given
by the West Chester branch of tho
Women's Auxiliary.
The members OF the West Chester
Council. No. 49, Daughters of Liberty,
held spellng-nee, when the first prize
was won by Mrs Albert Wortz
Joseph Kitzelman. employed az the
Pure oil Works at Marcus Hook.
whie overcome with gas fumes. fen
into tank ana was severely injured,
For chasing ana maltrcatlng a duck.
Frank poush and Tony Sllesh, Chess
ter boys. were fined $40 and costs each,
which their parents had to pay TO pre-
vent their going TO jail
Bristol township farmers have fixed
the price of milk from November 10
10 May nt g i-2 cents a quart, ana
the borough miikmcn naturally want
TO make tho retail price 9 cents.
Dissatisfaction over the disposition
by Council of now chemical wagon
may result In the organization of a
new fire company at Clifton Heights,
where two companies now exist.
Chester nremen gavc compliment
airy banquet to Edward McCarey chief
engineer of tho Fire Department at
the Imperial Hotel, which was attend
ed by the mayor and representative
men of the city.
Former Common Councilman David
w. Deakyne OF Chester was knocked
down hv n live electric wire that he
came IN contact with while on the roof
Of his barn, and narrowly escaped he
ing olectrocuted.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
GOVERNOR NAMES
MORE DELEGATES

Governor Lea to-day appointed five
delegates to represent Delaware at .ho
National Drainage Congress to be held
IN Baltimore the latter part OF this
month. The delegates named are
Former Secretary OF state James H.
Hughes, of Dover Former State Sena-
tor Simeon S. Ponnewin, OF Grcan-
wood; Former Congressman Waiter
o. Hohecker Of Smyrna William A.
Gum. Of Frankford and Professor
Harry Hayward OF TIE Agricultural
Experiment Station at Delaware COL
lege.
Delegates from many States win at-
tend the Drainage Congress. which VIII
be in session November 25. rs and e..
in Mccoy Hall at Johns Hopkins Uni-
versity.
Evening journal., 1907-11-14
Miss Lindsey Makes Debut.

a large crowd greeted Miss Emma
Lindsey at the Country Rink last night
on the occasion of her local debut. AL
though her work has been much ap-
preciatcd by the partnos Of the rink
they were little prepared for the ex-
'ellent showing she made in her TWEEN
,y-minute exhibition. AS evidence Of
her perfect balancing. she skated with
o tunbler filled with water on her head
without spilling "a drop. Her toe work
was very fine. Tonight is clown party
night at tho rink. and on Friday night
the mystic drill viii be given by eisht
couples. The Monday night dances
begin ON next Monday. accompanied
by The First Infantry Band Miss Lind
scy was presented with a medal by
her young friends of the rink.