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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
NnS &cttcr.

Tiir Warplon0 un0 Sen Gtitritt
Columbia bcltte rul0 morGen tlur mo
onboltcn0 morm; lcidte bis lrlIde
iii0lihc bis iiiomcitlitc WinOe.
Tn0iancr CONNER mar oo5 Mcttcr
~ nelltcn OaS Baltimore 0cItcrn be-
idir0en NOR. 9ie nieori8ltc Gcmpc.
rotlr mar 80 @ra0 nm 6 llbr Nor
0cn$ 1lno sic bofItc 30 @rao INN 4
llbr NuhmiitoGS,
IN ocu mOcrcn @unocS Wctter'
0cobadtm0S Stotioncn muroen Die
iclQcn0cn nicOrigiten temperatures
rer}cidnct: Goitport 0, @ortlan0 s,
@oIton -, 2(lbonO s, Nem-Dorf 26,
Gbilaoclpbia 30, gtInntit Gitp 80,
@uibinQton 81, NorioIf 36, &ottc'
rn8 ~, Charlotte SO, MiInin0ton
"a, Gbarlcitou 3S, Sapannab 10,
SadionpiQc IS, SlIpitcr GS, Seen @cIt
G6, Ntlantn 3S, Mont1omcrp 81,
9fcm.C rleanS II, &aIcitinc II, Sal.
peitou 50, Corpus Gbriiti 90. Nicm.
pbiS 10, Cincinnati 26, Eitt0burg
80, 05rpcQo fl, Buffalo 2S, GIcpc'
Iano %, Getroit 80, AIpenu "a,
Marauettc SO, Green Ban 80, Gbi-
cnao 81, 0ulltb 26, Ct. saul 2S,
Ct. QoriS 81, SoninS Sin 40,
Smoba 30, &uron -, 9iSnturd D.
Wiaiiton "a SABRE ~, Nclcna 80,
Gait Cafe 30, 0cnpcr 26, Nortb
Glottc tG, Go0ac Sin %, Amorilo
80, Sos }(ulc(cS Al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21

IanO nllSgelponOcrt icin. Ser 9riei
lit an Den 0oltpcrncltr bon Baltimore
gerihtet, uno periprid)t Der 9ricf.
idrei6cr, ben ielbcn rettlid iiir ieine
@Cmiibungen SIT belobnen.
St6otiid de 9tllS,
Sic Mumbirung Ser itGotiiden
Bills begann gaitern I'M 9iircau oeS
Stootprofurotora, bod meroen Die
iel6ell ga mondc Bills 5icnlih lang
iin6, r.ift Dor ser nGd)iten @od)e nod
annapolis gcionOt mer0en. Ticic
Bills iuer0en pom GoriiBer Ser itdoti-
i6cn Iclegoten Der StaotSgeiebgc.
brrng umterbreitct wcrOcn, mOroui itc
an Oie itGotiidc Delegation 3ur De
ridteritattung Oerlpjeien mer0en.
GoS Nnner Eroblem.
SobuIO Stoot Erotltrator Bruce
cine @ia sur &egulirung i'll ser DE.
Iteuerung 0eS MINER all9gcurbeitct
bat, miro Senator Gompbel cine
8erianmlrng bon @runoeigcntbit-
mcrn uno 4unGIten inn MINER, mobr.
iheinli6 am criteu Sumitog I'M Sc
bruor, e%inberuien, nm Oieie Bill 81
beratben rn0 miro in Oieier Der.
iommluna olth Miopor Wnbool un0
Staotprofltrator Bruce onpeieno
iein. Ger StuOtprofurotor 0loubt,
bob er Elm @cieB nuSor6citen fam,
mcldcS ole Sntcrciicnten juiricOen
Itcllen miro.
@cmiiicn5fon6
Sieurreiunc6mcr Trant 9roiun
cmpiing Qcitcrn fir ben @cniiicn3'
iouo 81, ole Der Scn0cr iiir Steucru
i6ulOet ODER SIT ituloen gloubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21

res NdlnenS bon WtcGlcuat'3 9(Qcp
III WcGlcaan's Blace.
8on Srn. WuQifin - Grnenuing
pom Focu u. 8ooer gum GonItabIer
ser fl. @orO.
@%ntfernung ciucS Srinfbrunnen5
non Gutam.9Iace uno giooIcItroBe.
Gon Srn. Bet - 4%61ll0errng Ser
S|elttmmungen Oe8 Contracts nit ser
SOUTHERN Contracting Co." sic
@ntfernlln8 ser controftli6cn Nnloge
Der pHeOuction EGnnt" pom 3ebn ouf
Iitnf MeiIcn 81 reol5iren, nnO ioQ5
ote Golnpogtie 3ob(ung5uui0big ner-
Cen Io0te, 0oB Oie n&eouction Elont"
on Die StaOt OILS @igentbum ioQcn
ipH. Foiiirte erIte 2ciimg.
Son Srn. &iQer - GrIou6niB sur
@%cnubung oeS @i5booteS .2otrobe"
0n fl. SltIi fir sic Gonoention Ser
6lnidcnglaS6IGIcr , @eieuidait ser
Ser. Stooterl. Goiiirte erite 2eilma.
Ton Srn, Sadion - FiIniterlng
ron 9oieitraBe, 5uii6eu Oiomlment.
lnO Nic@l0errpItroBc, nit uitriiijir.
ten 3icgcliteinen.
Filoiterung ser 2afemoo Nocnte,
jmildcn Monumcnt- INTO WiaOiIon-
StroBc, nit bitriii3irteu t3iegelItei-
men.
Nnirdae an Sic }(65ug5fonol-Gom-
miiiion mie picle SUB Stprm- uuo
iGnitGrc &lnGle bcrcit3 ooQcn0ct
linO; mic piel SturmmaIiertanGIe
contrdftIiA uergebcn iin0; mie uiel
Stlrnmoiierfnn0le i'm Goh%aclcgenen
un0 mic Dicl I'M ticiaeIcgencn Gcrri-
forum noA ibrer @oucnOung Iiegen
lucrOen; Nuifl6rumg iibcr Die Notb
mcnOigfeit elmer jGbrlidcn SolQrliIte
BON $4,000. A%ngcnommen.
Bon &rn. @eIt - Iurfbrlld) Der
80. Strobe, 5miiAen Dort-Hoao mo
llniUerlitus Edrfman.
&on Or. SedtpoIe - 0ltrh6rlld
Scr 40. StruBe, 3miihcr llniperiitp.
GorfuoD uto Molon0 Apenuc.
Son &rn. Cummings 1890 Grncn-
ming ocS Srn. 2lfrco Nt. Weoingcr
5llm GonItobIcr Scr II. @oro.
&on prn. 9inSwnnQcr - GriuHcn
an oaS 9oltoepartemcnt, Sen erIten
HotbajpciG oariiber nlli5utldrcM ob.
Gle Grri0tunQ BON Wcbduocn nit
Eltmpmoidincn fir Acknowledgements
I'll mcbrcrcn Eunttcn I'M @eihGit2s
riertcl rntbinm lei. 2Ingcnommcn.
&m 5~rucitcn 3meigc:
Son Srn. Seinbcmon - 9urf-
GrltG ser Offend. StraBc, 3lpiidcn
Rocc. mo 9cuoonbnaitroBc.
Noti3en.
9a9 Gomitc fir Mdrftc miro ON
nGhitcn Montoq cine 0iipntlidc
SiBrng iiber bic Mict6Spreiic fijr
StGnoc int lteuCll Tctuilmorft ant
Wartct Elncc obboIten,
Ter Stn1trat4 ucrtagtc iid bis
MOnto9, Oen 81 5amlor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
Scr ncuc Guntrulcnr.

Or. 6criu9 Iciitct ais nclter Stoota.
G~outrolcur Den Nlmtseio. - Die
3abl Scr Ncmtcriud)cr iud6it. -
&err Mott3 pom cinfllBrcidcn
W}1nnCru in0oiiirt. T. Seltte g8iCs
Ocr5uiammcntritt Der Legislature.
annapolis, 20. Sonlor. &C., Or.
Toibua ". @crjna Quolifi5irtc Dcutc
Dor @uuDcruCltr GrotberS ais Stuutss
Gontrolcltr, unO icin 8orgdngcr Or.
@or0on Z. @tftnion, Ser i'm Dor bier
EQbrcn nbl0itc, trnt in Ocn Nllbes
itaulo. g}ur oo9 &ilrcmt-4}erionol Oc5
@ouUcrucrlr9 mo @r-StaotaicfrctGr
Gbcrit GamoIO lilgbmun mobntcn
Ter &~crCioiglng bel.
Nemteru der.
Inter ocn neren N]ppIifanten fir
9lcmtcr, bic @olrperncllr Grotbcro SIT
oergcben bot, bciinoen lid &obn "a
nabcD bon Homecoming fiir @rubcn
&nipeftor, Sommcl Z. Slifcr Don
6rcocrid iiir Scll- uno Strob Snipct
tor, SEQ. .. @ummlie bon Baltimore
fir Hotar I'M @iircau Ser Sole &c.
poiit II. Gru1tGo." Gmue Gorluap
BON Cumberland iiir 9totor, Sobu Z.
,3ild) bon GlmbcrIonO fir Notor,
g2m. @ouIo BON Baltimore iiir 6ric.
Gcn9ridtcr, Eoicpb y. Wcrrpmon bon
Baltimore iiir WiitAlie0 Der EOli3ei-
QriiiunlQ2. @cb0r0e, Tbomo@ $. Dhtr
ran BON GcciI GoumtD iiir Stoot9-
Tcucrmorihuu. 0ic GonOiOotur oc9
Or Observation-Disclosures 0ltlbro0 NJ.
@utts bon Der fl. @ar0, Baltimore,
iiir WitQlico Der Spiritloien,&iccn5
Web0r0c lit iuooiiirt mor6cn bon Den
Vln0ca. Gcnutorcn Mnt. y. @bptc
uno rSii0or Rupncr, 0cm @encrolNns
malt &ioac Hobe GtratS un0 oieIcn
ciniluBrciden @ultimorer Yolititcrr.
Ncute 1tBun0.
Die &c1iSlutltr tritt bcutc W}itto8
micoer in Situnh ulo c@ miro cr.
luortct, Dab in oicicr gSod)c Die Nrbci.
ten orocntIid III 6IIB tommcn. Sine
Wtcnge Bills bon GROCER @iGtigfcit
cingereidt mcrocn. 0oruntcr
sic ItG0tii6cn Bills, ole StaOt-Frotlt
rotor YIN. Gobcl 9rltcc oll9gcarbct'
tet bat. SIS miro crluortet, OaB nlld)
ole ,Socal Sption"=Y iu Der Nnti.Sos
loon.2i0o, Der BON alien Soften NIT
groBer Sponnnng cntge9cn gelcben
ibr Grid]cincn modcn miro.
SEER Wfurtin 2cbmaper BON @aItls
more, 8orii6cr oc8 3lloi5iul. Gonttcs
Gc3 &uuicS, miro icinc gauge &roft
Noron icBcn, Dob Oic bonn Vorrenll'
Icrein oll51curbcitcte Corporations
2iQ sur &hnubmc gclaHgt, mo ollt
moracn Glbcn0 bat or cine StBullg
0cS GonliteS c%inbcrliclL IN Der Ntltz
Qlic0cr 0e3 8orrcall Ncrcil1 crldcl.
Ilcn mto oie @citinmlngcn Der Bill
bclclldtcn ipcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21

Cine 90 pac tc @cburt@'
tuQ8feier inno gcltcrn III Der
@obuuma 0c8 Nrn. Mor Spibno9eL,
9tr. PIG, &nniplponio NpcnllG
Itott, inOcn 5lpci Sinner oc@ Scrrn
SpiBnageI cinclt MciIcnitein ibrca
2ebenS 5uriidaelegt botten. @ernlonn
SpiBnoqcl ~icicrtc n0nllih lcincn rs,
nnO Soiepbinc Spibnoqcl ibrcn IL,
@ebnrt9tug. Ncioe Sinner crbicltcn
BON Ocn Gltcrn Nolocnc l(brcn mo
unoere hilbidc @ciheutc BON ibrcn
8reun0en. Cine Ncmiitblihe Seller
iun0 am gbcn0 itott.
Sutte sic &ouSorbCit
iatt. &obn @onocrclct, elm -
Sabre alter &nobc, oit9 Greensboro,
u. y. ,meldlcr ieincn Gltcrn oauonlici,
milroc geltern I'M Mt. Glorc 6rodlt.
BOZ Der Baltimore. Ohio 9obu" Der.
baitct II. nod Scr iiioIihcu @olijci.
~Itoiion qcbroht, moielbit CT fir Ole
Tn1eborigcn %icitgcboltcn miro. Gr
crflGrte Der Boli5ci g~egeniibcr, Dob CT
ourdgebranmt iei, neil ieine GItcrrl
ibn sur 9ausorbeit onhielten.
&abernogeI frei. @ul
&%dbernogel, meld)er inter Der gln'
iduIoialtna, an Der grmoroina ben
Grnit Douglas beibciliat gctpcicn 81
leill, in Der noromeiiliden Goli5ci
ftaiion i~eitgebalten muroe, lit bon
GoIiSeirid)ter Goldman oitf ircicr
IrB geiett moroen. Gie Soupt5eugir
Carrie Snpoer miro nod in Ser Sta
ton feitgeboIteu. Gie Seidc bcS Gr.
moroeten miro in Der Worauc olDibe
pabrt, bis ole 8eriponoten AnItaItcr
fir ole geeroigung g~etrofien baben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21

3u GGrcu 0c5 Generals
gee. 49, 0cr t0t. @cbuuiStoG OC8
Generals Hobcrt 6. See. Der ON
Gonntog nor, lpltr0c GcItcrn Nbcno
bon ser oSociCtp Of the Nrmn ono
Hnun" scr GoniGocrirtcn Stootcn
Ourt cin @oufctt im~&otcl &cnmcrt"
0ciciCrt. an mcld)Cm POO FcrIoncn
tbcilnnbmcn. Inter Sen Hc0ncrn BE-
fonoen iid) @mnOcaicnotor Sobn ",
0unicl bon &irginicLGon0rcB 9Ibs
Qcor0nctc &umb un0 &onca bon Dir
Qinicn ulo &ipin1ltOn mo EuDIor
Don Maboma. 1ieicS Nnnfctt lit 0u9
IS, mcld)c9 81 Gbrcn General Gees
ucrnnitultct mlIroc, un0 c@ lpnr 0u3
qr6btc lpeldc9 sic @ciclihoit bi9bcr
o~bgcbaItcn hat.
Gem cri6t$pcrnb rcn
ii bcrmicien mitr0c Qeitern IN Der
iiiOlihcn Eoli5ciitotion Scrr Wiuiom
=. &riimpiclmunlL. Der GigcntbiIn;cr
Scr Mirtbidait Nr. ttl3, Nlill Str.,
aus mclhcr am SonntoG Scr GrEp.
li5iIt 2othioro tunL ais lid Scr Ger
Qeont G5looi in scr NGbc beiono. ySjc
bcrihtct, belt Der ScrNcnnt &otd)
iorO an unb conii@5irtc cine Gloihc
&bi3fen mclde ocriClbe bel lid) trll1,
@lottcrufdIIe. &n scr
@obmmQ oc5 NeoerS Mtotbc>u Sou.
ocr3, Nr. 1908. 2ittle 8oIibsS trobc,
mllr0c Gin NlottcrnfoIl cntocdt, ltnO
Die @clrm0bcitSbcomtcn brad)tcn sic
aus iiini Mopien b%citcbcn6e Sonnilic
nod 0cn Guorunt1nc Soipitol. Cine
b~cireutoetc 9tcgcriu, mcldc iid in
Dem @ouic ST Yeild) nllibiclt, oils bic
OciitnobeitSbcomtcn ibr Grihcincn
mottert. mlBtc troB ollcr Erotcitc
cGcniuQS nit nod Dem @olpitol.
Ger 80. 8cburt6tdAb cS Gid'
tiers Go0or glaen Noc muroc am
Sonntog ourd) Die Sdmiiduu0 ici.
ncS 8robcS Ourd cin Gomitc Ser
Soc 2itcroriihen @eicnifoit" Nciei'
crt. Die nEoe WemorinI @cicuidoft"
bon Baltimore, mcld]c Elm Gcntmol
iiir oen 0id)tcr SIT crridJtcn 0cOcnft,
hot bcrcitS cine Summc bon $1,000
0ciommclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21

ron uno nnh europa ii6er Baltimore
oOcr Rem. Dorf, 9aiilte o0cr 3miihm.
ocf. @cdiel, alSlGnoiides 8elo,
GreOitbrieie uno @el0ietourgcn.
Shcp. s.. Ticncr & So,
Nr. 217, Sit'galtimprc. StraRc.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
Sebbcl's cinsiges sltelicr.

Wir bnbcn MIR Gin Ntclier in 8alti.
more, nno bas bcfinbet iidj in Der
Gtasc 5i ebencr GrSe, Nr. 321, 0oro.
@ap., mabc Sigb.Str. 9inoer-Ebu.
tograpbiem cine Spc,ialitat. - &einc
Ngcntcn nnb feline Srcppen ST iteiscn.
). Sebbcl. 6. Grni, 8eidaftsfiBrer.
(3t5-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
GOtbc gn0
"'Oeutf6en Gorre(ponOent'
0cS
fir 1908 lit in &Orbcrcitnua.

~ $3.50
Scoer rc~gclmGBigc 2tbonncnt Oc8
9latte8, Oh iiir sic tG8IiHe, m6dcut.
Ii6e oOer Sounto9S . TuSgobc, miro
Elm GrcmpIar unent8cItIih erDultcn;
Saiicl6c lit nidt ~ ucrfanfcn nnS MIR
Subicribcnteu lucrbcn c8 crbnltcn.
Sin poIicn0c8 Ncuia6rS . 0cidcnf
fir 6rein0c un0 8ertpnnote i'm Alt'
bcimat6Ionoc lit ser m06entIidc
Correspondent. @enn iebt bcitcIt,
mirS on sic gOrciic aud 6oS TOtbc
Nu6 bei0rocrt mCrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
CUR Ncndltnna.

Tr sEeu,Ihe Gorreippnbrnt" ulmmt III ieSrr
Srit geriftr anf lbcr 8etlUbunaen, NOdlstiten,
@tburtstaae, nrIocnc unO T%ifberne 6nd5eiten,
@tituidn ts.abcnoc rtc,, nit beu 9innIen orr
Sinwsieubeu, bic uber brutlih aeimricbeu itiu
iontH. Huh Se~rionuLEOti5eu iurrOen nern
au'grHOmnteu. Tie 6iuienber folnrr @eridrts
nil Tru nber ibreu SIumeu untsridreIGrn mno
Dor Anem uiht Usrasten, no bic 6sitItGieit
l~tattlauo - strabe uuo SapSnumurer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21

@enocler's :Sotcl, 400 Galpcrt-,
Gfc Wnlberrp-Str Glcgante Sd)laf.
simmer, mafise Erciic. Mabl5eiteu
5n jcScr Sagesscit. Negmlare Siners.
5cinitc @etrGnfc nmS Gigarren.
Giscntbiimer @altcr u. @enocicr.
(20|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
ySarmunie : Gafc,"

@r. 414, @eit-T apcttc- 2 traFe, &arl
Sdmiot, Snbabcr. @%iirsbmracr Suf-
brGm friid) ant 3apf. Diners, Sunpcrs
Il Ia carte. Sebcm Samitas Mbemo
Srci-Gonscrt. (aprilt,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
S. Siencr & 60.

GclltideS uno mnbercs o!islGnoi.
ideS @elo g%cfaltit uno perfauit.
@eIoienoungcn beiorgt nad 0elltidy'
lano, Scitrcidl, Tllblano ii. i. IN.
@ctieI ousgeiteat ulf ausIGnoiid)e
9onfen. Greoitbricie uno Srapelers
Cheques.
217O..YaltimOrcsst ctr.
~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
Sunncnauf- nub llntcr0nng.

GomcnauiGona. ..,7,09 VforGcn@.
Sonncmlntergang ..4.51 Nbcno9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
81, Sbr Grmcn @nIIcriimpel,

Sei0 Ibr Bod 10 Oumme @impeI;
@iBt nid)t, oaB bel Steil'8 Bier oQein
Ser Menid fam irob uno better icin.
(2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-21
Nbant Oft,

Nbam DIT,
Or. 511, @eit 2eyinston Strafr,
cmpfieblt iein Eager IN Hbein. ano
Moicliueineu fir bic Ieiertase.
(ApriI17. GoWlo1o.1N
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11
From an Old Arlthm.tls.

These questions are from q London
arithmetic OF the year 1780:
A man, overtaklng . maid driving q
Aock OF geese. said TO her: How do
you do. sweethearti Where are you
going with these thirty geeser' mo,
slF," said she, IT have not thirty, but Il
4 had a. many more. half 40 many
more and I've geese besides should
have thirty"
A, b and q playing at hazard to-
getheF the money stAked was 100
gulneas; but, dlsagrOeing. each Seised
80 many 40 he could. A got Q certain
number. b a. many ~ A and sixteen
more and o the sixth part OF both their
sums How many had eachI
A gentleman going into garden
meets with some ladies' and says to
them. GOOD morning 70 you ten fair
maids" "eIr. you mistake" answered
one Of them. we are not ten, but II
we were twice A. many more a. we
are we should be a. many above ten
az we are now under" How many
were therei
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11
NEGLECTED. BAYBERRIES.
Time Was When the Crop Was Eager.
~ Harvested.

VNNFNoJtvQs
Years ago when the first frosts had
come Connecticut people went out to
pick the punches Of bayhOrries to make
the pale green wax candles which
when burning gave out the aromatic
smell Of the leaves that the plckerS
crushed In pulling OF.
We no longer pick bayberries for
company candles for the winter time.
Except a few romantic souls who gath.
er berries enough to make 4 candle or
two for old memories, a few faddlsts
who want to try to make bayberry can.
dies by some discovery or other In q
magazine and some stanch old New
Englanders who love to get out In the
pastures on crisp fall day-these are
ell who gather tho bayberrieS now.
Left 10 themselves. the clumps OF
bushes have spread out and In some
cases oyerrun whole pastures. In some
parts OF Connecticut the bushes have
grown very tall
In Dranford, on the coast there are
almost hayberry trees. Us many can bo
found growing along the highways ten
feet tall and some even taller. These
baybCrrius must Ike very old. You eau.
not help wondering how many crops
have been picked on them In years
past.
As early as i7l7 the town records
show that the gathering Of bayberries
on the highways and common Was for.
hidden before Sept i5 \ fine Of 10
ahlllings for each violation was the
penalty u appears that the wax from
the berries WAS used IN making a
backing aud salyc and that bayberry
wax continued an article ot trade In
Bradford down TO the last nifty years.
Human nature b1iug about the same
one century 10 another. there was
probably hl7i7 great complaining
~ people vi y, picked the berries be.
fore they were half ripe or got up
mornings trGorc anybody else had q
chsurs,' heucc the regulation aud the
Cue
Hut what hreathlrss. hurried hay.
berry piCkAs II uusl have bccn tho
mornlng OF sept - Hartford Cou. |
rant
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11
Carrie Nation

Certainly smashed hole IA the
harrooms OF Kansas, but nallard's
Horchound Syrup has smashed all rec
ords as a cure Tor coughs, bronchitis.
influenza and all pulmonary diseases.
7. {. H, Horton. Kansas. writes;
Il have never found medicine that
would cure cough So quickly as Hal
lard's Horebound Syrup have used
Il Tor years Sold by W NJ John con
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

baltimore, ~, ian. IO.-TAS
wAoamGr Lp&iRenaa. Oe the NesOhaatS
and Miners dee. fFOH BalumOre b
9AvannAA whieA StfsReSa Ia tie Chez
aDeaks Bay ~ JAmsp Rolnt, Ma. Last
Tuesday nGehA, was slih aground e.
TharsdAy. TAroo tueS palloG - the
steamer AnEiag The hlGh water but
Snly succeeded In moving It. head
SLIGHTLY. ABOUT 20e tons OF cargo
have beon rsmOVed. AnotA0r tug and
. Nghter went TO The Lexington. 1as
passenWers Semalu on beard. The
OoSitiOn Of the vessel b not OoRSiA-
cred dangerous.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11
An lnaIdleua pannsr.

One OF the worst features OF
kidney trouble Il that Il IL an inSid.
iouA disease and before the victim
realizes hls danger ne may have u
fatal mAlady. Take Fuley'u kidney
Cure ~ the 'tirEt sign OF trouble as Il
coFrccts irregularities and prevOhts
BriEhts disease aud diabetes. J, W.
McCollum 4 ca.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11
The HoI.Snlo Epleuros.

Enormous fcasts were spread at the
Persian and other Aslalc courts. and
the great 0reclRh cOnqueror Of those
regions WIS once or twice In his daE-
Ellng career mors lavish than even the
successor OF Caeaar. nut II was not n
regular habit Vita him. nor was rCck.
less prodlgallty ever a Vice OF his TN.
tlon. Of course there were exceptions,
and that societies devoted to luxurious
living existed Ia Athens We know from
tho works OG ArcheHtrutuA and Attic.
haeus, who wcotr long pOcms Ia the
glory of cookery The Hellenic cpl
cures were ingenious and often IAN
tOslic IN thrlr iicas. but We're not. as
u rule, gully or s,0s extravaganza
They were f0ui ~ such CopCvlts ns
having Whole rs served one side
TonHted and thr other holcd aud stun
ell with great variety ~ delira,lrs
although the actual had "lcycF lpen
cut ar Nopautd IN any way, ThSir
cooks were also Sklllful la preparing
Vegetables 10 taste like meat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

The toI'cy IN INV ella byd ,.scu g.,ra
Bu advance 10 ssIaO "Nuv % he sid
int,'sut.N. g can ,~s.a ss,.as 10 hay
faria
TIC as~'cu.,ug..t luo>yd a. che ,teck
rv>rt,v,i frr a,s ,,tsoLs wheat IA.
c,hry su.u crop ut no sad tan
move iau .lr c.ty 30 nusri ItlA
tslpaa ,yI.vs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11
HEALTHY PLANTS



pld Yca ever 80 = Fasrbush which,
despite the must bensnceht cHVtrontaent
~ soll--Of suRshlnc-ARd of AtnVspherN
-Seemed never ~ achieve a healthy
gv0Wth
\ toa 81 msuUte VIII nNt help q plant
that has oanhW eating osi Is heart.
Yea must destroT The causc esfSFe you
CS0 remove the edect
N'a csnuol caFc naadruT atA psl1-
ners ~ UlheihE ~ haf l,ttoas ana
su''fHE iH Vaaeuae rte
Voc must ioab o. TIE ytusr ~ ne
t'' 's tts germ az lnt '5.ts -
3..' 'aiT Wb'yh causes tt go ssU gUt
NtN '"'s Nerai,itt tastr.1s o.. rerr.
e. ~ oAi'ny hatf a. &c saee rusr't
>t ,f 'nsdins druggists seg1 as .a
g. 't sauple ~ The iSrfrlsias 60
Ar..Ht Af'eA
t"u -st seats aad 81 60
j. $ T. io.d a Co. SsvSAl Ayyals,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

"pO YOU cNP"'t It'aplc Ia heiIr,e al
that ynu tell tbcuY'
"Tha, h not the idea. ANSWERED the
HagaCious CshraisneT Tho way Ia
win the hearts OC the l,N0p,e ~ % tell
them what they already believe TO-
Washington Star
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11
WOULD pvmsH PARENTS.
Health o. PVIblle eehOOI Children 70
20 Made IssuO,

- Made Issue.
New YORK, ian. 1O.-IThat parents
who "fail 10 put their ch1ldFea IN
proper physical condition 70 sTOAt By
the work ~ Ao schools" they attend /.
should be VunlsAbd. b tho OpiniOn Of
BuDerlhten1gsA - gohaeas maxwell. a.
revealed IN bic AaReas EspoFt to me
board Of edaoaatoa. dAS supsfiAtOu-
dent favOrs . nDoA department Of by.
giOne 70 }0oaa eapoelaaY after the
health q SShoOl OAillFoa.
Thls AeDaEtSlpat woul8 have Its eva
medical eauoFts vita peWOr 10 make
phyaloal SEsRUaaAaiea ct chIldTOa and
% vgOsecuts paFsatS, fQeaA - ~ vii
sally nesssSthA 81 their ChIharsa's
Aoalkh sf ,.,,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-01-30
The Pure Food Law.

Secretary Wilson says, Gone of the OBJ
iects of the law is to inform the consumer
of the presence of certain harmful drugs
in medicines" The law requires that
the amount of chloroform, opium, NOR
phine, and other habit forming drugs be
stated on the label of each bottle. The
manufacturers of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy have always claimed that their
remedy did not contain any of these
drugs, and the truth of this claim is now
fully proven, as no mention of them is
made on the label, This remedy is not
only one Of the safest, but one of the
best in use for coughs and colds. Its
value has been proven beyond question
during the many years it has been in
general use. For sale by L. Taggart.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-01-30
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in { Il it's stages, and
that is Catarrh. Hair5 Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Hairs Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature
in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dol
lars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials. Address:
i. J. CHENEY & Co Toledo, o. Sold
by Druggists, 75c. Take Halls Family
Pills for constipation.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-01-30
Don't Take the Risk,

When you have bad cough or cold
do not let it drag along until it becomes
chronic bronchitis or develops into an at
tack of pneumonia, but give it the atten-
ton it deserves and get rid of it, Take
Chamberlains Cough Remedy ard you
are sure of prompt relief. From a small
beginning the sale and use of this pre-
paration has extended to all parts of the
United States and to many foreign coun.
tries. Its many remarkable cures OF
cough and colds have won for it this
vile reputation and extensive use. For
sale by i. Taegart.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-01-30
Genuine Offer.

Seger Bros of New York City, offer
for sale one High grade Becker Bros
piano, brought to Emporium recently
Same can be seen at r. Seger's resi-
dence. We will sell this piano for $3.50
cash, or 5000 on time, $1,000 down and
$500 a month We have also on hand
Two or three secondhand pianos which
we will sell out cheap. Further infor.
nation can be bad by writing US.
SEGER BROS,
237 West 142 st.
35tf New York CITY.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-01-30

No need to fear coughs and colds this
year as you can obtain Bees Laxative
Cough Syrup now from your dealer.
This is good news to mothers who fear
Group and whooping cough. 1t is a
gentle laxative that expells the poison
from the system in the natural way.
Cuts the phlegm and clears the head.
Guaranteed at r. G. Dodson's drug
store. 3m