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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27
S'rcdjrr Gin6rMd.

0icbe crbcllten olS Dem Neloifranf
elmer 6nbrif al ser Oit Morll-
ment = StraBe Sd)mltd ofcn i'm
@ertbe uon $500. - Ser 8elo-
idlronf miro nit 9rcdciicn lln0
S6mieoebammer cr6ro6cn.
Scr WaiAintit ser Baltimore
9rior-Ffeiien.6abrif bon Nr. 500,
Git-0fomument- StraBc, ST.. SameS
@attolL mcIOete 0citern flrj nad Z
llbr Morgen8 ser &oli5ei Ora mitt.
lcrcl 0iItriftS, OaB in Ser 9taGt Sin.
brcfcr in Oa8 Compton ser 6abrif
g%c0rungen maren, mcIdc Sen 8elo.
l6rant cr6ro6cn bGttcn. Die poli5ei-
lifen Na6ioridrrnacn er9n6rn, 0aB
Sr. 8uitau Storf, YrGii0cnt ser Sc
~leaid)oit, i6m lnO ieincr 6rau &c.
boriAc Sdml,diod)en i'm @crt6e BON
etlra $500 i'm @eloidronf olli6e.
mabrte, "a 6rau Start o%errciit lit unO
Sr. Start ben @eloidranf i'm ISabrif-
compton ais Sen Iid)erIten Nuibemu5-
rlngSplab fiir 0ic Sumelen aniab.
6ol0cnoc Sdnufiaden lullroen &c.
Itoblen: 2 T%ianontringe 500, Gin-
mantnn0cl 500, cine 90. $3.50, Elm
golOeneS emaiairtes 9lrmbono $50,
elm golocncs 2Irmbano $25, Elm $40
@oIoitiid, cine goIOene llbr $50, 3wei
Iiamantringe $400, Elm 5iirfiien
ut0 G%i1martring 500, Elm &ubinen
uto Iiamantring $50, Elm Gion1all-
ten unO YerIenring 500 uno cine
Nn3obI gcrin8mertbiger S6nnld-
laden.
Ger GinbruH mu,B 5piiAen 6reita9
Iben0 6 llbr uno Sunitag I llbr
Morgens ~bcganBcn porocn iein. Gle
Iic6e boben oas iiber Dem Seller
licgenoe eiierne Glitter oti un0 ct
longten oaourh @inlaB in Die ga.
brif. 0as Compton lit pon Der Sell
lertreppc MIR our1 cine leidte Soli'
tbiire gctrcnnt, meld)e nit elmer I'M
aeaer gefllnocncn 9rcdItonge leidt
ae0ffret mtroe. Die Seifnung BEG
8eloihronteS mllroc anidclneno MIR
nit 9roBen Sdmicri1feitcn crreidt
pie sic WerfmoIc an Dem Sdranf
5cigcn. Iie Gicbe benrbten oa5lt Ell
llcn groben SdrnieoeDammer, welden
tic i'm Compton N,riidlieBen. Ga
oicier Snmmer nift in Die 6abrif &C.
bort, batten Die Ginbred)er benlelben
wabrideinli6 fiir Oen @inbrllf &C.
fault ODER i'm oon einetn lrooler
ooer SGmieo entmen0et. Nahoem lle
ibren 3med crrcidlt batten, ucrlieBen
Die Giebe bas Beb0uoe Ourb ein
Scitenienlter Ser Sa6rif.
8cbcimpoIijiit =. Bradley mnroe
nit ser A%uiorbeitung ocs 6allcs be-
nltitrogt.
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Sricffaitcn.

anfragc: .@ie pielc Ginnobner
bat 9erlin nit u1o obnc Die Sor.
itGote? u. 2. g."
Intport: Berlin )atte mad ser
8olfs51blung pom /. 0e5cmber 1903
2,O40,t4S uno nit Sen 81 Sororten
3,024,S60 Ginpchner. Iie 9eoolte-
runa JON 8roB. Berlin nimmt jdbrlid)
nabe5u 2 Tro5ent 81, miiBte iebt BENT
nad ungei1br 100000 Gopie sab
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27

Gin neuer i ii brcr. - Ser
@nt. s. Nn0crIon pom Buffalo, Heiu.
9)orf, lit gum Superintcn0enten Der
.Anti Saloon 2caglte" bon Wfarp.
LAMB" oil Stelle oes am Wontag Don
henl Yoiten 5llriidgetretenet Sailors
Ir. 6. ". 8riie crmdblt moroen. Sein
Soiiptol,ortier miro i'm SItufcr0iitritt
bes StanteS iein.
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WcISienouuncrt

nad GertibIano "a Gents pa Marf,
mad Seitrcid 2019 Gents pro Grone.
Forto EXTRA. Sdiffsfarten bon ano
nad 9eiltidlano. 8~eiiepGiie, @ed.
iel, Greoitbrieie uno ausIdnoiides
GelO. Sbeo. s. 0icner C &c., 2t7
Oit-gaItimore.S trobe. (3O3-)
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3iuCi &inocr pcr6rannt.

Iie fiinf Sabre oltc @nlnlu Slider
tonntt Ocm Glen 81 nobe uno cr.
lci0ct t0Otli6c 9ronoluuuoen. -
&ino ipicIt nit elmer &cr5c ltno
crlciOct ihlinme UronOmunOcr.
- Nn0crc ltnfGQc.
N1brtno oic Ntllttcr nit &odlcn be.
IdlGftiGt mar, Ncrictb bic flint Sabre
altc emma Slider, Sod)tcr bon 6rolt
@pDio Stonifer, Mr.. 1908, Columbia,
2%lucntc, I'M 5pcitcn Stofmcrfc scr
gcnnnntcn @obnung Dem Sfcn 81
nobc, 10 0ob ibrc &lci0er 6c1cr fin.
gen, Sr. GrncIt NtcGcrnott, cin
Nnd)bor, ser sic Siilfcrltfc ocS &in.
ocS bortc, fam berbCigccilt II. l0id)ts
Die 6lanmen, mel6c 0uS W6o6et
OolitGn0i0 CinbiiutCL inOcm or Ell,
ItiAtld I'M OaiIeIbc mifrItc. Cos
lnglildliGc Gin0 bate ic0od] GcrcitS
am gdll5cn &GrpCr ifrcdlitc Brand
luull0en CrlittCn. Sl1 cilCn SCppid,
acbiiut, luuroc oo3 MGOdcn in cillCnt
Strobclba6n @oggon nad) Gem
ltnipcriitGtS q. &nipitol gc6rod)t, no
ca non 0cn Goftoren Smith 1t. S6ip.
len bcbon0cIt mlr0c, abcr nod mclti-
gen Stun0cn itorb. Coroner 1Sront
Is. &oncS pom iil0mcItlidcn IiItrift
pur0c bon Dem ltnioQ in &enntnib
geiCtt uno Icitctc cine llnteriudun0
Elm.
Spjclte NIT brcnncn6cr
&cr5c.
NI3 Sic picrj6briqc Gfcollorc 2ori$,
God)tcr BON George 2oltiS bon 9tr.
1921 GambriOgeitroBe, geitcrn Wor.
gen in ser Nbmcicnbeit ibrcr M}ut.
fer nit elmer brcnncnoen Serge ipicl.
tc, ioEtcn pl6blid) Sic &lciOer Scr
Glcinen 6cucr. Inter beitigcm Sc.
lfrci Lief OicicIbc oi,f sic Strobc, mo
lie ibr @rltoer 2plliS, ser i6r gefoI0t
mar, in Die @oiic mari uno Sic
Slomntcn eritidtc. Gns flCinc WGbs
den 6ottc ON gon5cn G0rpcr id)ipc.
re 9ron0luun6cn erIittcn, Sic Slt.
nGdit bon Or. Ssfor 9. Gong bon
9tr. 2ll9, .Npcnuc, nerbunoen
pltr0cn, oli 0ciien Nnrot6cn obcr
lpdtcr NoS ainO nit ser oitIifcn 81.
ItriftS- NmbuIor5 in 6o$ nSobnS
@opfinS. SoipitoI" gcionot mltroe.
llcbcr obren.
Ter 3isi0Grigc Samuel aelIcp bon
Or. A, 8rcen.2onc, cilt &utid)er ser
u&nbcpcnocnt 9oiru Gon1ponp,"
mitr0c grItcrn an Der Soriorb.Hoob.
III Scr 9tGbc ocS critcn 3olbollics,
BON cincm Stro6enbobnpoggon
i%lbcrfohrcn. Gr crlitt idlpcre Ser
Ictun0cn ont aopf unO 8ciitt ioiuic
Suctidnngcn al Scr Siiftc uno ont
@rin unb brod) iid) nlebrcre anodcr1
Der rcd)tcn &nnb. Ser Gerunglildtc
lpilrbc bon Eniiolltcn in icine @pb.
nltiln gc6rodt, no inn Or, $. y.
@cit6roof bon 9tr. 237, @oriud).N ue.,
Gr5tlid)cn @ciitonb %lciitete.
Sn Sporrom's Eoint er.
trunfcn.
emanuel @encit, Gin Motroie beS
Gompii6iifcs nSropic," fiel BON
Dem Giicncr5.Eier uno ertronf, ebe
i'm &iilfe 0cbrodt merbcn fcnnte.
Iuf Sem Sis gcitiir5t
Ser 81 Sabre oltc @m. q. M6ce.
fer BON Nr. 1905. @riScpeitrobc,
~itiir5tc geitern Wiito9 fir5 rodl 1
llbr al Scr gobnfreu5uno Der n9oI.
timorc.S Dip.gobn" al Sitcnn. lt1o
@%orrenitrobe ouf bcm Sis unb crlitt
cine Gerrcnfiing bcs redltcn Sitbgc-
lcnfS. Gr mllrbe i'm Eotrolmoger
bes iiicliden Giitrifts na6 ieiuer
@obnung gebrodt.
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Sin Id)6ues nnb niieIides 8cidenf

Gin Id)6ues nnb niieiides 8cidenf
iir I~ugcb6rise lit INNER cine lebens.
aroNc photographic ooer cine limit.
lcriid poacuSete Gupie zines alien
SilSes lit Gragnn, @aTerfarbe, Del
uSer Saitca. Die id5niten cabinet.
6ilacr MIR 81 pro 9ntenb.
5mlims Sebbel, oeutider photograph.
co. 321 NorS'0 ah. 5traSe.
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mar 'o9or oo@ @e0'llfQeil 'epf on
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gDr8el5 llIo ltnDIefhet eher0lc, mn
oehl 1e'tell %"IIIen, ole @fod)f DIE l0lIl
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o%Pl'llaeh Ne9lerlIll9 @eoot 0elpclcl1,
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3lueitcs Gaiicrs Nnutctt.

beInt's Ocs 3mcitcn i'm n&nrmo-
nic.Gaie" Ourd elm @anfctt &c.
@icicrt. - &c0c 0ca 6rn. @cniina.
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0eS As. @eburt3toge3 0cS 0elttidel
aoiicrS @iIbclm oc5 3tucitcn, mel.
dies 1cItern 2tbcnO i'm ,Sarn1onic.
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NcntifleS WcIo

gu ocrfalfen. $3.50 Gents pro Mart
ober APO Marf fir einen Collar.
@edicl unb Grebitbriefe aif ale
StGote guropa's. @eloienoungen,
Sdifistarten, &eiiep6iie unb ausIGn.
oiidcs 9elo. She's. $. Siener 6 g.,
2t7 Otis Baltimore tra6e. (3O3-)
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4O9-411 Nuros Strabc,

Spc6tulsI fcrfe!
Nnr fir cine furSe Seit.
6 feinite Cabinet Bortrdits uno lebensgroBes
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HcauIdrer Treis $500.
gitte, adten sic auf metne gbrriie:
Wlnr 8%eiiert, 409-411, Nuro.8ag.a traBe.
(Se811,1O
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Eniie. fir's Nnsiauo beiprgt C. 9iaiue, Jr.
Alb, Gh'Salttmore'str nabc Gpitambuuie .9tpe,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-18
ROBERT r.. LEE.

Go. Glory and forever guard
Our Chieftan's hauowcd dust:
And, honor! keep eternal ward.
And, fame! be this thy trust.
Go, with your brightest, cmblazon-
ed scroll
And tell the years to be
me hrst OF names that fash your roll
In ours Robert Leo.
Lee wore the Gray, Since then
IT'S rights and honor's hue:
He honored it-that man OF man.
Ana wrapped II round the true.
Dead! but his spirit brcathos:
Dead! but his heart is ours;
Dead! but his sunny, sad land
wreathes
His crown with tears for flower,
A statue for his tomb,
"olu IL OF marble white
For wrong, n specter OF death and
doom
An angel OF hope and right
But Lee has thousand graves;
In thousand hearts, | ween;
And teardrops fall from our eyes
in waves,
That Will keep his memory green
All! Muse. you dare not claim
A nobler man than he:
Nor nobler man hath less OF blanc.
Nor blameless man hath Imrer name.
Nor purer name hath grander fame.
Nor fame another Lee,
BY Father Ryan.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-18

BENJAMIN II.
HILLS TRIBUTE

or the many tributes to
Genera Ice that OF the clio
quent Hon. benjamin II. hin
deserves to rank with the
best:
When the future historian
comes to survey the charac-
ter OF Lee he will find It rising
like n huge mountain above
tho undulating plain OF hui
manity. and he will have tn
lift his eyes toward heaven
10 catch its summit He nos
sessed every virtue of the great
commanders, without their vi
ces. He was a foe without
hate. n friend without re
proach, n Christian wlthou,
hypocrisy, man without
guilt. He was n Caesar with
out his ambition. a Frederick
without his tyranny. a Narol-
con without his sclnshncss. n
washington without his ro-
ward. He was obedlont 10
authority as servant. and
loyal In authority as n true
King. He was gentle aa
woman in life. modest and
pure as virgin in thought
Watchful as Roman vcstal
In duty, submissive to law AS
Socrates. and grand in battle
az Achilles.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-18
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

!, u. w Crockett, Special Rcceiv
er by virtue of the authority vested
IN me by a decree entered by the
Circuit Court of Mercer County
West Virginia, i'm the chanccry
cause therein pending in the name OF
II Carter Wexford, who etc. VS..
United Banking K Trust Company.
viii, on the 2nd day of February.
1907 at 10 o'clock, a m, at the
'front.' door of the law Office of Crock
1T x Crockett, in the city of Blue
icId, County of Mercer and state of
j. 81 Virginia, proceed to sell by way
II public auction to the highest bid
Ter all that certain lot or parcel of
and situate in the city of Blueneld.
county of Mercer and state of West
Virginia, and more particularly
)ouudcd and described as follows.
o-wit Lying ON the North side of
he Norfolk 4 Western Railway and
djoining the lot OF the Brick Com
1any of Elijah Trigg and tho VIM
\ Harris lot, and fronting forty-six
,l6) feet on Reese street. and
bounded as follows Beginning at a
take, a corner of the VIM. a. Harris
lot and corner of the lot hereby
onveyed; thence North forty 4O)
Get to stake, corner of a lot of w.
{. Lusk; thence with the line of said
.usk and Trigg East eighty-nine
$50 feet to a stat in the edge Of
toes street; thence South, with
he line Of said Recs street, forty
orty (i0) feet TO stake: thence
he VIM. \ Harris lot; thence West
orty () feet to stake; thence
North six Co feet to stake
hence West forty-nino Cl9) feet to
he point of beginning Being the
anne property conveyed to the
nited Banking & Building Compa-
~ afterwards the United Banking
< Trust Company by H. l.. Denoon
md Herbert b Halves, Trustees, by
Iced bearing date on the 21st day
wv - anu eco "'" III 'ho
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w. I'" o' ''o '""'u '.' ABOVE u'-
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-18
WHY SUFFER- FROM
RHEUMATISM

Do you know that rheumatism cal
be relieved? II you doubt this just
try one application Of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. 1t will make rest and
sleep possible, and that certainly
means a great deal to any one at
flcted with rheumatism For sale
by all druggists
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-18
THE GERMANS
TRIBUTE

More than two years ago when I
was III in Rome, called to my relief
a German physician and in the course
or one OF our conversations | remark
ed Incidentally that had served IN
the army OF Lee His face AT once
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-18

GO Glory! and forever guard
Our Chieftan's hallowcd dust
And, honor! keep eternal ward
And, fame! be this thy trust
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17
b.. FIkE s. COMPANY, |. sssss s=sH TO.

easier time than the man who be-
comes noted as a bum. 1t is the
truth. The man who succeeds lives
comfortable. The man who goes to
the dogs lives on free lunch largely,
and every time he takes a bite the
bartender looks grudingly at him.
Il is horrible life to be failure, a
drunkard OF loafer. 1t is much
easier TO be respectable, decent and
industrious. Field and Farm.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17
sparrow, Coming West

The Wood River New Miner says
1.-The English sparrow is one Of the
late arrivals in HALEY. They have
established quite colony here with
view to becoming permanent resi-
dents" 1.-THE people Of Haley are
wise they viii adopt siringen,
measures 10 induce the English spar
rows 10 locate elsewhere These
spsrrows have become such a nui-
sance in some of the New England
states that organized efforts have
been made by some states and nun
icipaliiies. to wipe them out Of exis-
tence. Several years ago the state
of Illinois offered a bounty Of one
cent per head for English sparrows,
and recently thousands of the birds
were killed in Boston, by order OF
the city government. They make
life burden TO our native song birds
and are a nuisance generally. Eng
lish sparrows we're originally import
ed with a view Of pidcing the trees
on Boston common of the gypsy
moth. but they didn't take kindly
TO TIE job.
While friend and advocate Of
most birds, The Gem State Rural
has. for several years, been warning
the people against the encroachments
of this pest of the feathered tribes.
1t has urged war of determination
before the birds get a fcoihold, from
which il might be difficult TO dislcdge
them. The English sparrow has
cerainly proven a nuisance in most
localities where it has colonized and
there is no good reason TO believe
that it would not prove SO in Idaho
Gem State Rural.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

A story comes fromjust over the
state line in Oregon which, as neal
as We can report, is something as
follows: "a woman who suspected
that her husband was altogether toe
familiar with the rosy-cheeked
b5xom hired girl resolved 10 detect
him in the act and one evening SEE
ing him pass quietly into the kitchen
the jealous dame took a few matches
in her hand, threw sha II over her
bead. as the servant often did. went
around the house and entered the
back door.
Immediately she was seized in the
darkness and violently embraced and
salutcd with ardent kisses. She a.
lowed the thing TO 60 on until she
thought the psychological moment
for unmasking the william had arrived
and tareing herself from the en-
circling arms. struck match and
was Mortified to find herself face to
face with the hired man. Ana
tone Times.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17
Final Proof Date,

For the benefit Of those who con
template making final proof We
publish the following which are the
dates on which proof can be made
before U. S. Commissioner w. w.
Hsmmell for The year 1907:
February S,h. March Sth. May
10Th, June 9Th, August oh. Septem-
Der OH. November Sin and Decem-
Der 6sh.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17
Respectable and Decent

When a good boy becomes good
man and makes good record, how
his parents glow with pride. How
they talk about him and admire him.
When boy goes TO ruin his parents
avoid the mention of his name. How
ashamed they are. Why should moi
boys have an ambition 10 succeed,
and please their parents and friends,
We wonder If it ever occurs to boys
that the young men Who make sue.
cey y life vorks less and has an
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

OFFICE HOURS -Opea on Sunday
from II 10 ! p. m. Other days from
7 a. m. TO p. m.
Mail arrives from Kaniah about
II a. m. Departs for Kamiah at p.
m. Arrives from Mohler md Dub
lin at 6 p. m. Departs for Mohler
and Dublin at IL m.
w. D. HARDwIcK. P. NJ.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

Why SUFFER RHEuMATIsM7-Do
you know that rheumatic pains can
be relieved7 Ifyou doubt this just
try one application of Chamberlain S
Pain Balm. 1t will make rest and
sleep possible, and that certainly
means a geat deal TO any one
afflicted with rheumatism. For sale
by all druggists.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17
....THIS is A GOOD BARGAIN HOUSE,.
~ Mems Heavy Shirts good selection.
~ New line of Ladies Collars just received.

~ There is patented Guide Chart furnished
free with each Ladies' Home Journal Pattern. Ii
answers the l0l questions which woman wants TO
know about pattern before she buys it. The
shape OF every piece in the pattern is shown at
glance. woman may want to know If the pat
tern is suitable for making over an old garment.
or IL she can some trimmings or old material
on hand, Of il the pattern can be adapted TO some
individual idea. All these and many more ques-
tiens are quickly answered at the pattern counter
by glance at the guide-chan.