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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28

0renjcno al Ylpnloltb 9tnu0; g(r.
tllr 4. Ecnripn Gin 8rllnoIhid nit
100 SUB al Elpnlolltb 3 9fooo mo
$50 SUB tici nn0 @cprg Wtiilcr ein
IoIhca $50 SUB brett al Monmontb.
NooO mo 200 SUB tici.
Zen untcr Dem 9tomen @rQ 9G1.
lUeien befullllte San0compler 81
@olbroof, Der % Ndcr umrinBt, per
follitc Die Mnlbroot SnnO Corpora.
ton fiir rnl0 100000 an Ycurrc Z.
Grolul BON Baltimore. Gu3 Nmuc-
icIL Ons zines Der bciten IN Der llml.
Qebltng @uItimore'S lit, bat ieinc
Sront an @iu0lor Wiil= uno 8nrri.
ion 9lpcmic. IS miro in Qrobc
VauplGte ubgelc0t in0 nit clcgolt'
ten @%obnbGuIcrn bcbnut mcrocn.
Gus inter Dem Nunlcn ,Qtarplon0
Gountrp Gltb" bcfomtc9lmpclcn az
Hnrt Scigbt@ 9pcnltc lullr0e nnl
Gomcritug in 0rci E6cilcn ~pcrtauit.
Ser critic SbeiI bcItuno I'M GGu6-
balllc ullo nobc5lt 0rcijcbu Nderrl
Sun0 uro mlroc @rn. Campbell Gur.
rin9tou iiir $4,000 3uaciNlo0cn.
Ter ilueitc Gbcil, nit ctluoa iibcr
Sluci Meier &nnb an Yart Ncigbt3.
gIDcnuc mo Strotbntore ? Npcnnlc.
mltroc bon Nrn. Wtorri9 ". Cooper
iiir iiG0 fGlllIid) crWorbcn un0 ser
critic Sbcil, ~beitcbcno aus Der @Qllt.
pirlng 0ca Country Clubs BON
&rn, \(pbn =. Noic iiir $500.
Gine2 Der bcfunntcitCr Nltmcicn
ppn 9toropclt Baltimore, oo3 30.
tcl Nnuclcn, an Sinocn Nprnnlt
rn0 TucotcIitroBc, ulroc iocbcn BON
Glios u. @lodlbcrc iiir cincn 5lui.
id)cn $4,000 unb $4,000 rongircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
2,ciifr iuic lsriincl.

Gas Surdpriiselm ifurirl &inoer
nidlt bon G%pttNaien. IgS bciicbt cine
conititln ionG4c llriodeojiir Oicic per.
0ricBIidc Sadie. Srall M. summers,
Dor u, Hotre Game, Sn0y lit be-
rcit, irgcno elmer Wnttcr ibr Criolg'
reid]cs &ol3mittel nit pollen armei'
iungen mitjutGeilcn. SGi1t fcin
8elb, ionOern ldlreibt 6clltc nod an
lie, I'M Sale Cure 9inOer NIT Oicicm
llebclitanO bebaitct iino. Ga0cIt oo.
iilr oas aino nidlt; eS lit b6dit mubr.
id)lhllid, Dap cs our Gcrmcloung
nidjts tbun fam. 0urd Oieie &c.
Gambling pcroen oud) grma6Iene
nno 1Itere 2eute, melde bci Gage ODER
bes Nodlts oil Snrnbehmer0en Iei'
Sen, fuyirt. Edrciben Sic in oieiet
Sprade. Ggt5iASo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28

nit tclll mathematician StrnBen II.
licgt b0ber ilbcr Dem @uiicripic1cl
600 6llB), ais irgen0 Gin mnocrer
&orort @altintorc'S. Sic 0raini.
ring, clcttrilde lu0 @usbclcudltull0
mo @olicrpcrior0ltng lit Die ocnfbur
bette. N00 NnhucIclL oo5 iib bis 5ltr
Green Sprirg Npcnllc, Scr &erlGn.
Gcrlng 0CS nellCl i'm &alt begriiies
rcll Woulcnnr0S, crItrcdt, fam III
rid)t golj 10 W}illittcu bon ocrSto0t
aus nit 5luci &inicn Der Strobcnz
tabn Crrcid)t mcr0cn. Wcniac Eldbc
III Der NG6c BON Baltimore f0nncn
nit GbCSiuol0e conflirrircn. Scin
iucllcrl0rlniqc3 Sul0, bUpul0ctc &ii.
gel, mtrn1cln0e Babe, Gin filler
gu unb hlluncllbciGctc @iclcn ntu.
dlcll Die @cgcn0 i0OaiidL iclbit IN ocll
gSintcr Wonotcn lit Die &un6ld)uit
cine bilbid)e 5u ncll1cll. SiclcnEun0.
Compiler hat Die Gbe3nolOe 2un0-
GompuNnic gcfullit, 0crcn Wcld0it5.
iilbrcr Die $50. &cnu0ro II. So, 9tr.
2i5, Ct. En1tlItroBe, iiuo, lpcl6c Die
teltct &orItd0terbolcr I'M Stuotc
iinb. Gbc@iuoloc lit circ Der gcIilll-
hcltcn Goritdotc in Der llmgcbung
Woltintorc's.
@ecigneic @rlu1oItiidc iiir Sonls
lllcr Wobnltngen pcrfolllt Die uOlu-
ncrS' Tcnltp Company" am 9od 9fi-
Der nlo Nortbeolt Gret 81 billigen
Treiicu. Gie @egcno beiBt Gbeioco-
Fart uno lit pom Wtittelpulfte Der
Stu0t liini Wteilcn mo bon Der
S~tootgren5c 5lpci Wcilcn enticrnt.
IcuBcrlt biaigc @oupl1be linb IN
Sintbiclmf @eiabtS in glnte grnnoc!>
County 81 bnbcn. 8eioe ncltct clcf.
triIdlcn @nbnel, Die yWolbington'
Baltimore Innopolis" mo Die Nns
nopoli9 Sbort Cine . Wo6n" britt
gen Die 9clpobner Oicler ncllclt Tor-
itoot IN tiir5tr 3cit nndl Baltimore.
0litelnno Eorf in Siio Mulbroot
1T Elm, anneter neiler Borort, Der gro
BE Sorti6ritte murbt. Gle eomono'
ion = Npetue . Clinic Der clettrIld)en
Wubn fiibrt horuit borbei.
Tie oGuloniol Eorf @ltnte Gont,
pam" bat bieie @od)e picbcr mcb.
rere Gcrfdufe BON g~ollplGben obgc'
ihloiien. Sr. CHARLES &c. Itbcp
fuuitc 5luei @runoitiide an 2ering.
ton Houo nit ie 100 SUB 5rpnt
iino elmer Siefe BON 200 6ltb; Gogur
DC Solo Elm 8rlnbitiid an Elp-
mouth , Hoob 100 SUB brett llno 2U
ssiiB tief; SRI. @crtpe 6. @rigIt ein
iolhes on 2ofapctte = 3ono 100 SitB
brett unb 200 Sub tief; Sr. Com q.
@oob ein 8ritnoitiid las Sub an
GarpeI /. &oao uno 1862 Sub tief on-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
St~cmcrratcn in Den Counties.

ST. 6rc0Crid-Gountp 0li 80 Gcnt5
crh0tt. - &n Gl1ccu Nnnc'0 Die
0lcifc Hntc. - Sn Gccil. Goumtp
Don $1.06 aui $t.O5 rcOujirt.
Nus AnIaB ser Wr~brnuSgobCn iiir
Sd]uljucfc I'M @ctrage BON $4,000
hoben Die Srcoerids Gormtp.Gommii,
iGrc sic Steucrratc pom SO Gents nli
% Gcnta PRO 500 crb6bt. Die
Staot3f StCucrratc brtrG8t 16 Gctta
olli 500, 10 Bob iid sic Sotols9totc
n,ti Sill pro 500 bclGnit. Die
StclcrbaliS oc9 GollntuS betrGAt
$23,OlI927 mo Ole burd) Stcucrn
crbobcnc Summc %235,6it.l9.
Die Gmmtp GonmiIiGrc uon Queen
NnEc'3 Gouutp babcn Die Stulcrrnte
iiir 0u5 6iafnlinbr AMI 80 Gcnta pro
500 ~lcltNClc9t. &nn lcttcn Sabre
mur0c Die Hatc bon 80 olli 80 GcntS
re0ujirt, 10 0oB iic in 0icicm Sabre
IS Gcnt9 mc5r ais I'M %orinbrc be
trGgt.
Die Stcncrrotc iiir Gccil. Goumtp
mlrOc Don 0cu GonuniiiGrcu uon
$l.06 pro 500 oltf $1.05 rr0u5irt.
Die GolmtO Nuii4 bctrG0t $t3,lS1r
293 mI0 0ic Studt3 @uii3 $Ii,SlG,
632. Gle Gonmiii0rc Crtidicocn,
cine NClabihdbutg Oc@ pcr1nlidcn
Gigcntbum9 i'm County porjlucb-
men.
@ul0iNtc fonniboliiNcn
WcbrUu d Ell.
81 $500 Wrl0itruic mo 80 Su3cl
@ciGn2nib pcrurtbciltc &it)tcr Nolt
int Cumberland, mo, Sen irilbcrCn
Observation-Disclosures oca oNotcIS Wuiio-
man" III GlfinS, @.-&n., Gborlc9
@arr. 0criclbc nuroc idulIbi1 be
tulOcn. otm irilbcrc1 OCid)0it0lilb-
rcr Oca @otcl@, &antcS 5. Burns,
m1brcuo cillcS Strcitca elm Gbr o1-
0cbiiIcu 81 bobcn. Nurlt3 Lat ac9cn
Nurr cine GiriltlAAr NIf 3obllW9
bon $4,000 SHa0cncrint ~onDGn0I1
0cmod)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
Wits bcm Iuncrcu Warplnno's mo
ocu n%r9rcnScnocu Sinatcn.

ltntCr h lpcrcm NcrNddls
llntcr Der Nnihul0I0lnlQ, bic %
i0brigc Nc9crin Carrie Vltrrcl III
Cumberland, Wt0., nit MIorpblltm
pCr1iitCt ST bubcn, luur0c ihr Nollc1s
gc1oiic WcorNc Wtpcra ont 6rcito2
~perboftct mo nod NbboltltnA elnc@
SnQllCltca 0urb Coroner Otorb ocn
Wrob0cldmorcncn iibcrpiclc1, Is
Itebt icIt, boG Wipera am Gonncrlto9
NoGmittog in Der @obnlung 0c9
WtGodcllS cridicn; bel lcincr Set
nobnIe mrroc elm 1r0BcrcS Qnontllnl
oeS @iitc9 bel ibnt porgciltnocn. Gar
rie iicl in ciuen ticicn Sdlof mo
ltorb 9cgcn 2 llbr Wor0cn&. Grcl
StootS5cltgcn murbcn .0cgcn Siir0-
id)oit ans Scr &uit cntloiicn.
&erb GnAni BpoIlcr Il II
gliidSfoll.
Sin beOnternSiuertbcr llnqlild9s
iau, oelicn Spicr Srau Cecil 9llupS.
IT,, Die SShtcr bc9 IN Baltimore
mobnboitcn &rn. Carroll $. Smith,
qeuor0en, crcignctc lid an Conner,
tag Ibcno in ibrcr Sonm1cr Wob-
ming 81 G0gclunter, nube gtorfolt,
ga. Srou @illlpS, mclde nit Ourd)-
id)olicncr 9rlit I'M ,Noriolf Erote.
ltnlt Soipitdl" NilInobnnc fon0, be
iin0ct lid III fritiIdcm 3~ultan0e unO
Die acr5te bobcn lucnig SoIfnlln0 altf
ibre @%cnciung. Ger llnioa irltg iid)
III Der Sd)loiltubc Der Srot 81. sic
iuor oui cincn Stltbl gcitic0cn, INN
ans cincm Sd)runf cine We0i}in ber-
por6ubolcn. Sabci berilbrte tie eincn
IN Dem Shubfod)c licgcn0cn gCluoe.
men HcUolpcr, mcldcr 81 Noocn iicl.
IS miro ucruultbct, bob Der SnbH
Der Mniic Die Stubllcbue troi mo
iid Ooolirh cntllt0. Iic &ll0cl 0run1
Der Irnu IN Die linte 0rllIt, u1tcrbalb
oca @cr5cnS, unO 0%urdJbobrtc 0ell
Niidcn. Srnu 8iaupS, cine Scr
lb0niten 6rnllcn BON Norfolf, iii III
oortigen arciicn cine moblbcfonntc
Fcri0nlidteit. &br &otcr lit icit pier
3obrcn General Ngcnt Der .Wierdnnt
an6 Wtincr@' Transportation So"
un0 0cS oElont. SDlten9".
y Dnrmn5cutcn Gonbens
tom.
Die folQell0cn Ueonntcn, ipelhe Die
,WtorDlono Ybormo5eutii6c Wclcll,
idloit" lpGbrello ibrer 8erIommlung
I'M atlantic : Sotel, Ocean Gitp, ers
mo6ltc, Wurocn geitcrn initdlirt.
9ieicIbcn iinb: YraiiOent, Or. @n1.
Toitf, bon Baltimore; Iice : Trdii.
bcnten, SSr. Sobn Is. Bed pon @nlti.
more, Or. 5ronf Haplor bon Cant
fridge, Wfo., uno Sr. @. s. Taop
bon SogcrStolun Mb.; Sddbmci-
tier, Ir. @m. MeIteott bon 8alti-
more; Sefret0r, Or. 6. 4. &eap bon
Baltimore; Greflttip 3. Gomite: S8.
s. j. 9ofer, @oriiber, 8. s. Smitb
ltno Mm. Weiicl. - Die Terlamm.
iintgcn foltocn geitern ibrcn Ibidlltb
mo Die aus perid)iebcnen Stuotcll
eridienenen Geleguten iubren nadJ
ihrcu Wphnprtcn aitriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
Weibcrpriiglcr b"eItroft t.

Eoli5cirid)tcr 2lcluenpn bc1troftc
qcltern i'm noromcitliden Stotions.
hats Serbcrt s. lrcooneu bon Gar.
1888, Sarior0.N pcmne, nit $50 mo
Soften neil cr ongeblidJ ieiuer 3rau.
Gole Srenbmell, einen S6lag ms
@ciift pericbt bate. 5reoomell gob
Den angriif 81 uno ipielte Den relle4
poIlen climber. Na6 sngobe Ser
Sruu hntte lie Die 3iftigung erbnl.
ten, tpeil itc ibrem Marn bermeisert
botte, Gas gobp gu fiiHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
$4,000. 3n uc~rfnnicn: $4,000.

Sene ntuert, mooerueH 8petit5digen 9Guier
an ber gDrosonresS trnbe, 3tpiibelt i5nirlipiup
stbsitnc mo ,S~uuotic.Sirdbe. NIT aHen mobrc.
ncIi @inri6imtgcii; cetucuitrte Ncller, 6uf uro
lrnttpirs. @nIaiIirie WubepnnncH utb NiidCit'
QuSGiiile. Dtarinortreppen unn sScitlHic. iuui'
tdre 5taiitnge, SiraBen nit uiirift9irtel 3ie0cis
fieincn Qeptlaiteri. Gie miiien gefeben petoer,
Gni ie idbdben 81 tdnnrn.
man rrbnP 5uirriount gtoenue Wnn0cus.
Sfbr Icihie Deoinpunpen. aut Snipet!iun tiG,
ltf uRo Epnptaqa riiru. Aaeitteu am aIabe.
@rlfnbntieibp 5000 - iehsutobreiBia 3pllnIs
pro 2nhr. .
ia (U7atl9-) ts. 81, Aauugte EHebutr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
slniae aarmen tn MarnIans.


$3.50 49, Sir cincs iener rndtpoucn Sdti.
fer nabe gnttericnsFntt. Nt. 90. 70. 2S etc.
9loro Nnre strubc. Sementirte lrottoire. aei.
Ter uuo 6of: emaiuirie 9abepanne uno afts
6enau59uh etc, $50 g5aar uub S4.D5 pro no.
DE IGuien zines lener mooerneR 5duisr, De.
iitttai fte uHp iberseuqt eMd. Gebr Iei6te
eeninauuaeH. COWARD ]. stord. an Crit uuh
Steitr. tSuuilT1S,I&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
3u nerfamien:
@aQnnbcr, Ser Yanmciitcr.
COO glod, glore. enltipOOo .Nurnnl

$500 fnrieu zines Der Detcn 5,urtitb6tDen
odairr In Gits9lnitiuorc. has man fir bus @clo
erbaIieu fam. GerrnNcl- 5routen, eerncrttrie
Sciteupcse. Sbfe NIB Seller ut6 cine 10 5uB
Gtnr0lit6,gEleD i'm 9intcrarul6c; lnOoetie gn
ocitmmcr. @lbSinS:a t9nfdlub; @rrao5inS
MI, sac prO 5apt. 9hrenn sr. 1851, Monn.
mcntsStrnbo. CAS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
NuttiunS Nnjcioc.
g.r6nrr Wills S;rGDcr, AulUnlt,
933--gBJ GulUcrt Nuit0inB.

0cruGtterSsGrrtanf
oce-
WcrtbuDiicn SSpbnhnncs9igcnibnrls,
VT. 1865, McpcHrp Strnbc.
Strait ciuU5 NClthlo hes graticnnprthiS Der
Eluni Baltimore iUt.o Der llntcr8ciuHcic. &crs
lrnlt,r g.. Z. ~. ncY giu6ldiit5 ocS pcriturbclclt
ASiuian y. Scpel. an Wipnina, ocu 6. 1uiI
1909. $50 giabuiiiitgs. dai oitcnl,itbcr Initlpll
an Crt tno Sictle yne pdaSe @runoitd nrbit
Wcbnplidtrtien i1 b.i1Gicr Siu6t ucrldutcH. cas-
ME lDlgi beibriCbrt piro:
2cginnt an ber Siioieiic ocr Dic0enr0 <irate
IN ciHer eliiieriliug non 10 SNIP 10 SOL OF
lUb Url bcr Gllmut StrI6c, bat eilic 6r0ft bon
cilpu 10 Sitfi 10 80ll nit elmer 81 .ltben 3iclc
Uut ~ Sub bis sur 9%lotblcilc elmer 3 SiG brett
irt 9tllCu. @rltnonticlJe $50. Ncba.,I nttt Ct
ncu oreih1di0rn iieaclheinrrurn &obnbaue,
init ciucnt rtritjClacH Nintcrbau2.
Wetluut9 pcoinBIlgeH: 9aar. Scpudt bon
800.
Srsocrit g, Sepcil,
NubidBpcrtualtcr. 8. l.. u.
FGttiiun d Wdban.
073.s0,s) giftioud;orcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
Surdi u. Y. Su6e Il 50.
Veriunlterc. 2crfauf
werihucncn Yaht.Giaenthnms

,pcrthuullcn Yadit.Giacntbums
oiproiucit -Ndc Seiieripn. uno Bethel. Sirnhf.
Stc llnttr3elhllcic CScrudltcriti oeS Aau1'
Idiies OCT pcritotbcncl WtarD ". Wiarihnu) iutro
iTuii clues NcicblS ocS NniicHaerihts Der Stuet
baltimore am W,untag, ben -. 5uni 1905,
= llbr IndmitidgS, uli dffcnilider Nuftipl an
Crt uIo zlcltc naS gaH5e @runo ftiid. nno Nau.
ten berfnufell. bd5 'uIt Der TotpuetisSde u0it
S~citcrfons uno Bethel Strnbe ltcGt. Is bat
cine Srout non eiiuG II 5uB an Der SefterfoHs
Ztrabc nit eiucr Lieic bon ctlpu 80 Sub un ner
ActbehS trUBe; beb1lii nit eilieni 3lueil1ioetfls
G%ntbilDdigln 5iegeliteinernen Seutnbnns, ntS
ytr. 1920, CttsSeticrions StrdBe, befarnt.. vi
ncut id6rlitheil C|5ruHo8ius BON $500 utter
lpcrfcit. Stcs pduS liegt innerbnIb zines bal,
ben SduiergCpicrtS bonn Nronofpa0D iito udhe
bent .,Subns 6nptinSaputpiinl".
0erfnuie VroinGnngrn: guur bel oer Nutiiis
fatiun nce 8crfauis, bic al ncIbcr 3eit Steuerr
etc beQlihcl iperbcn. Eepoiit bon 500 quo
icit hes gcrfunfS %uerluuHt.
eair TcpoNt ano Emit Gonpann ppn Baltimore
Berlpnlterii.
o. fl. - SoHibs 5trabe.
u. q. gpbe & SO.
CStui2l -29J Nuftioiiuiuren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28

Carton, BiGmsr, ar:olcr & etepart, stntudIte.
201 .loro Galuert Sirnbe.
AnNnltS,2leriauf
-pe@-
prrtbvoten gnhjt 6tgrnibnmS
Va. rs, Hnto.Hd a, bpuHs etruRc,
M Eft iio Steile
MitilUofl, hen I. Suii 1908,
nm 2.30 9iadmittags.
@rlnbitiid bat rs SUR Sroui mn N ioi SUB
tiOf bic 81 elmer 4 But brcilcir gtIcD; @rIlto
aims sos. Nnuien: 3it9diges icnclfteiuetncS
gapbnBane, in aatem 5uitauo. nit IL StlHnicrn
unh YG0.
9ertdIf5 pceinannptr: itB gadr. RET IN 6
mp ~ DloHdl2u Uber yAea Aadt. init 3tnlet
tis aum Jaqe ot5 tserinuis. Eeroiii poH 500.
eutttiou & @abau,
u7O4s0,3l auti0uatorsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-28
Tarnlcn

In ieoer 6r5be bon 4 hs bu 5000 Idern, In
Wnrblalb mo GnoereH CItiiaatcn; fetnet Be'
idid ftS bauier ltno WubnbGuirr in Baltimore uto
Die Genernisgtgenllr bon Germon gooenboop,
III, gpre.Gh arte@.G trafe, Baltimore. DID.
(Scptt 12UiD
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-07-24
How 20 MAKE Rugs.

To make durable rugs out of old
clothes. rip the garments apart. tear
In narrow strips nne-third pf an inch
wide: bend q stiff wire 50 that II will
form two pr0ugs an inch apart. the
length ~ the width Of the rug ron
rvanf ia make TtIsr IaKa the strips.
pin the ends together. mixing bright
and dark "olors for reniers or border.
~ 0ne wants Now wrap them around
the prOngs carefully until they are
FILED. then place the prongs across the
foundation Of muslin tint sizs OF the
rug and pin th"m firm Now sew IN
rhr middle Of prongs With the n,achine
nr by hand. remove tie prongs aud
cut the loops Repent autiI length is
tiiled TAX" some thick Paste. spread
on timing. iay tb" rug und"rslde
nown. press on timing. making It irm.
and lay smooth oD the floor. aud you
have gnDd aud durable rug easily
made aud With no expsuss
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-07-24
Durham was visited Wednes.

Durham was visited Wednes-
day evening by an electrical and
rain storm that did much dam
age, most of the damage being
caused by the lightning. For a
while a portion of the city was
in utter darkness. The loss,
however, was not great.
The three-year old daughter of
Mr.. Adolphus Dunnegan, who
lives in the Pearl Mil section,
died Wednesday night at about 9
O'Clock. The remains were TAX
en- to Little River church, in the
northern part of the county,
where the interment took place.
There are thirty-fve prisoners
now confined in the county prison
waiting until the time comes for
their appearance before the grand
jury. There were thirty-three
before the mayor Tuesday. and
he allowed two more to take up
their abode in the county prison.
i r Il y Il
Mr.. George L. Lyon returned
Wednesday from Boston, Mass.
where he has been taking part
in the eastern handicap. It has
already been stated in this paper
that he won the championship
while on the trip. so it is useless
for US to say anything more in
regard to the matter. He was
accompanied home by Mrs. Lyon.
The bankers and railroaders of
this city met in another game of
ball, which decided the cham
pionship for the bankers. Itwas
a very close and interesting
game, resulting in a victory for
the bankers by a score Of 8 to 2.
This is the third time the rail-
road fellows have met them al
the bat, and have lost each game
to the bankers.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-07-24

THE efforts of the city alder
men to save the people money by
cutting down the price paid for
electric lights would be all right
if it was in line with their ex-
penses in other directions. But
almost any time you can see
where the money is expended
with not as much results and
benefits as lights to the city. Of
course, every man has his idea Of
how matters should be in city
affairs, but it does not seem ex-
actly right when the Durham
Traction Company have furnish
ed the lights for the city all
along when the price was moi
sufficient to give dividends on the
Investment, to cut the price just
a. the investment begins to yield
or il at the point Of yielding or
income for the people that have
b,sn working hard to give Dur
ham lights, power, a park, ard /;
street car system t1at is a ere i
TO the city.
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no. 20 CIs.n Ensmsl Paint.

SoaD Gever shonih BE- used IN clean.
ing paint. especially white enamel or
uuy pains With gloss. ~ It removes
the gloss. which Is It's chief charm. n
80 washing enarleIed woodwork n cup.
iul OF csImon carpenters glue Is melt
ed and poured into n pail of warm wa.
ter u not only win facilitate the clean.
ing. but viii leave high gloss such as
new paint has II once used this com,
uJon glue win become q household ne.
cessity
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The Story ora Medicine.

Its Names Golden Medical Discovery
was suggested by enc OF its most import
ant and valuable ingredients y Golden
Seal root.
Nearly forty years ago, DIR. Pierce dis.
covered that he could, by the use OF pure.
triple-rcfincd glycerine, aided by GER
tain degree OF constantly maintained
heat and with the aid Of apparatuSfnd
appliances designed for that purposeFex-
tract from our most valuable native me-
dlcinal roots their curative properties
much better than by the use OF alcohol,
so generally employed. So the now world
famed rGoldcn Medical Discovery for
the cure OF weak stomach, indigestion, or
dyspepsia, torpid liver, or biliousness and
kindred arrangements was first made, as
II ever since has bSen. without particle
OF alcohol in its maes.up.
A glance tNthe fun list OF It's ingredl-
ents, printed on pXefS bottle-wrapper,
will show that IL Is made from the most
In our American foresfssS AL these In
gradients have received the Strolgest ems
d0Fsement from the leading medical ex.
perfS- yeac6ers and NElterS-on- -MafcriG
MedICG who recommend- them-a sihe yeLy
heSI remedies for the diseases Tor Which
'Goldel MelIIaT piscoyeIY- adylssq:
Attic book OF these endorsements has
been complied by DIR. r. ". Pierce, Of
Buffalo, N. Y, and will be mailed free 10
any one asking same by postal card, or
letter addressed TO the Doctor as above.
From these endorsements, copied from
standard medical books OF all the differ
ent schools OF practice, IL viii be found
that the ingredients composing the Gold
en- Medical Discovery" are advised not
only for the cure OF the above mentioned
diseases, but also for the cure OF all ca
tarrhal, bronchial and throat affections.
accompanied with catarrhal discharges,
hoarseness, sore throat, lingering, or
hang-on coughs, and all those wasting
affections which, N not promptly and
properly treated are liable 70 terminals
In consumption. Take Or. Pierce's Dis
covery in time and persevere In Us use
until you give IL a fair trial and II Is not
likely TO disappoint. Too much must not
be- expected OF t. To will not. perform
miracles. IL will not cure consumption
10 its advanced stages. No medicine will.
II tcill cure the affections that lead up q
consumption, " taks-. In Tina
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-07-24

A JOINT debate between the
Democratic candidates is classed
by many as shameful. In some
instances they may be. But
when the proposition is thorough
Iy gone over, it should be better
than a debate between a Demo-
erat and a Republican. Repub.
hcans are the people that make a
failure and a mess at running
the government, according to
Democratic papers and speak
ers) and Democrats should get
along we'll out in a discussion of
their candidacy. For one we are
anxious to see a discussion be-
tween the Democratic aspirants
for the legislature.
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FOR SHERIFF.

| hereby announce myself
a candidate for Sheriff Of
Durham county, subject to
the action of the Democratic
Primary. If nominated and
elected will serve you in the
future as | have in the past.
Respectfully,
JOHN +. HARVARD.
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DURHAM, n. c., July "a, 1903

WHEN you think the matter
over, is it any wonder that it
proves a difficult matter to get
the best men suited for the place
to run for the legislature?
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N&WN5ita!k&MEstsH

Schedule in Effect May ~. 1907
DURHAM DIVISION.
M Sun Daily Ex Sum Dahl,
Pm am. am. pm
$50 7:oo Lv Durham Ar II:I5 e:IS
I2:o5 1859 Ar Lynchburg Lv S:iS AIS
Connection at Lynchburg with trains
East and Weat bound.
Is are thinking of taking trip YOU
want quotations, cheapest fares, reliable
and correct information, as to routes,
train schedules, the most comfortable
and quickest way. Write and the infor-
nation is yours for the asking, with one
OF Cur complete Map Folders.
NJ. r. BRAGG,
Trav. Pass. Agt.
W. b. BEvTI.L. G. p. A.,
Roanoke. Va. Gen. Office. Roanoke, Va
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We have not heard from the
fellow that is not satisfied with
the campaigning we have had
this year. The various elections
and primaries should satisfy all.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-07-24

MURDERS, suicides. politics and
the hot weather are subjects
that greet an editor daily now,
and it is little wonder if his
paper should fail to contain all
that is doing.
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IT is a thankless job, but if
you need a new road opened up,
or macadamized near your home,
it will be well to get in the cam
paign early for the nomination
for county commissioner.
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1T will not be long before the
matter of who shall be the
nominee and who shan't will be
proclaimed at every meeting
place or VOTERS, and in many
places where only two or three
are gathered"
UP to the present time only
one man has gone out in a cam
paign to tell his friends that he
is not a candidate for the legis-
latnre, but that is not saying that
there are no more in the county
that do not want the place.
Several have publicly expressed
the desire that they will not
accept the nomination.
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How 10 Clean Enamel Of Stains.

To clean and remove all stains from
enamel rub well with salt moIstened
with vinegar. This Will clean equally
well enameled pots and pans. no mat.
tet how burned or discolored.
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OF course good men should be
chosen for the offices in the
gift of the people. and they
should be good men that people
know about without being told by
the fellow that asks your support.
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ANOTHER epidemic of blind
tigers may be expected any day.
The reason they are not pulled
daily is because the officers have
to have some time in which to
work up evidence against them.