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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-03
BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST.

GoLDENBERGS 9Th and h SITS NV.
E. KAHN, SONS & CO., Sth and Market spacs
GREENS CAPITAL A d Y r TESIN e
AGENCY. 1i46 10Th st. NV.
w = McNULTf, Cigar Store. 18th and p NV
ROBERT 7. PETZoLD, The Harvard Phar-
macy, ilth and Harvard sts NV
w A DARLING. cor I4th and II Sc
:. FRENCH SIMPSON. COR 7th ST. Rbnss
Island ave. and r st. NV.
Mass ave NV. 1N
CHAS. {. HORNUNG, ChriSt;anI Phar-naev.
sw. cor. 9Th and n SITS. DIV
and North Capitol street
r A. KEIICH, Goth and II SITS. NV.
QUlGLEY' PHARMACY. 2lst and q sts nv
S n WAGNER Sc CO., 1st and III sts- M
l. T TAYLOE. cor eth AID p SIS NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and pa ave m,
PARK ROAD PKARMACY. 18th and PARK
road -
MATTINGLY's PHARMACY. 18th and I.
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CRYSTAL ROCK WATER

CRYSTAL. ROCK WATER
- 4 I'D FRESH every day AZ Chestnut
Hil-- Eirsiniai delivered same dsv Pb11s
ap3-Tt
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THOROUGHBRED barred rock eggs, from
excellent laying strain. j for $50 L. s.
SHEWMAKEH. $50 Rhode Island ave ne
aus-g-
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4. z. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol stz
ROACH DRUG CO., Sth and G SIS. Sc.
n. s. FEALY, NV cor 18th and Pa. ave.
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LADIES' TAILORING

SUITS and -ressG2aizinE AZ c11t r-5rs-.
English goods; SIX lined. latest stJTs.1 -
- -ee4 NJ - ana ups opening season "a
IAESkN & PATTERSON 500 90 .--- -
ars-ggt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-03

BROOKLAND. D. G.
ARTHUR II. F. LCERSSEN Drug store
ALEXANDRIA, VA
p. L. CARNE x CO.. 200 King ST
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
T. A SONNEMAN.-
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NORTHEAST

LADDON PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave. ne
CHAS- II. BLUMER, y. Cap. and r sts ne
AcCHESNEY JOACHIM cor. 2d ana u sts
KRAUS' PHARMACY, 9Th and K sts
McCHESNEY q JOACHIM Sth and + sta IA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-03

ALI. KINDS Of millinery: hats remade and
trimmed: feathers curIed- LAURA ANDRE
SEN. Iil5 9Th ST. NV. least side). formerly
1856 eth 81. open evenings. ar9-21r
SALE on all trimmed hats for Friday. Ss.ur-
day and Monday az cost. salts stylishIy trim
med Soc 9I9 G. a. NV sp2-90t
MILLINERY stylishly made. trimmed and
rem0deled: straw hats dyed. cleaned and re
shaped at reasonable prices FOERTSCHES
6l3 l2th ST NV rnh24-qOt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-03

FOR SALES white legh0rn hens and
cockereIs; all Of last springs chickens: price
50. Address ". F. WEBER, Laurel nd
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-03

FOR sALE-Light rubber-tIre buggy IN ex-
SsI4ent condition. 50 10 quick purchaser
MATTINGLY 3th and L NV apg-gt
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ANACosTIA
BURYS PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

- .-S- * * AT TAILORING business - "A
- - - suits sold weekly. about - 90 - =
ebsr~s - @ouId sell reasonable. s7oI
L--.neIanl9- BOX sas Inn 90 -. -.-- -,
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HIRING STABLES.

HAVE YOUR HORSE boarded right No. :.
al'en'-oll' II yCu want a good blsi-eSe -
P-eaS-rs team can az "a 14th 81 M
- = - mhS0-s5-
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SAVE YOUR BACK STOP SCRURRTNc.i
Use Hunters Sanitary Dust-KiTing Floor
OIL; it keeps the hoor clean and rfds the
house Of insects 6Gc ?. gallon. Phone Main
545S. or drop postal - u3 Pa. ave NV.
nhS0-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-03

WHEN LOOKING Tor genuine antique ma
hogany furniture OF all kinds. repairing and
uphoistering. give US a call E Z SMITH
500 p 81. NV. Phone West 6S3-. 1nh2I-S0t
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SOUTHWEST
v. HUGO EISENBEISS, 9Th and strootA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
cfiisirarr etamo Der Clubs

Sppbus 3u Secl II : Fotnt.
Ger SppbuS grcift in @ocuit.Eoint
irnncr mcbr I'm lid. @einabc in ic.
oer1 Strnbcrgepiert ioacn Supbu5.
Sronfc oarllicoer liegcn. &r. G6uS.
Gilman, al ser Sort, auemlc ulo
NnOrcitrnbc. bat alein brei ainocr,
Sic an Scr &ranfbcit leiocn.
Nuf Dem Wege Scr @ei.
icrurg beiinoet iid @r.S tootS. &c.
motor Gogcr GitarleS WiiQ9 bon
ScroS, Scr am Mittpod) i'm rSobllS
Soptin3 Soipital burd Gr. Su0b s.
young opcrirt muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

%nltinorCr, mcldc bic CONNER
MOnntc nnfcrbolb ser StaSt Ocrbriu'
ncu, fGnncn ben Correspondent" nudJ
iracnb Cincr NSrcIic in Den @crcinig,
fen Stantrn, Gnrupu, Mcrito nnO
Canada 5nscidift cr6Nltcn. Die
gbrciic MAG 10 Oft ais acmiinidJt Gc-
GnOcrt ucroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Scb6cT's cinsiacs YtcIier.

@ir babcn MIR elm Mtclicr in SaIti.
moro, nno Sas bcfinSct iidj in oer
Stage 5n cbcmer Groc, Nr. 1921, Nurb.
CAY, nabe 9igb-Str. 9inbcr-Tbo.
t~oarapBicn cine Spcsialitat. - Seine
Agcnten nnS feline reppen at tciacn.
S. 9ebbcl. q. Grni, 8sidGftsiibrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

Gie 6rei6uo Gommiiijon. miro
nod)ltc @ode eiucu %crillh nit
9rolicbGoern fir Nnobcn unO Dido
den allf elmer scr vFcunlDlponia-
Vobn" GcGoriqcn @ouitcl,c an Vono'
Strobe ntt0 Gaitcrn NucnIle MAIDEN,
oltt mclhcr jest Gin Belt crrid)tct
miro mo sic 2tnid)lijiic all Die Ito0-
tlldc @aiIerlcitun0 QCmoht mcroen.
Inter 0cm 3elt f6ncn ijd) otc Baden
Den on nno ou3flciOcu. Soils Der
Tcriuf), Ser olti cine @ote bcrcdnct
miro, Elm @rfoIg iii, ioucn OicIe 90s
Der IN @egcnbcn, in pcldet fein
6rcibaO e~riitirt, inn nGditcn Sabre
nllfgeltcIlt meroet.
9eoitrfnib Nu it alien.
Die 9c0iirfniB 2%(nitolt nn Mtnrfct
FIoce ~erluciit iid bcrCit@ oI9 }l flctn
mo oic 6rciboO g Gommiiiion oentt
bercit$ an cine before 9%ll2nuBum9
oeS p%orbnnOcnen HuumC2. Ger Ban
bon lolden 9InituItcn an Siio.
@ronDmog mo in Scr NUhc Oc3 BE
loir.Otorft$ miro pon scr Commit.
lion cbenfoa5 encr9iid bctric6eu
luCr6cn.
S0 cd tc 6uu0umcntc.
Notboem ictt Die &crItdrrlmg ocs
GulloomentS OeS Nlmpcnbouic9 ser
@}t, neutrality-suspicious. Ole SIS,
600 %toItetc, icrtig acitellt luor0cn it,
ltl1tcrmori Snipcttor Erciton Gnoc
lebtcr @o6c Die 6ruroumcntc oC5
&cllcI6oltIca eincr 9cnoucn YriiiunQ,
ll1o or ianO, 0ob 0iciclbcn cbcnial3
pcrItGrtt lpcrocu mijii2n. Gicic pr
bcltcn lDer0cn ctuu $4,000 foitcn.
"a iitr Die Ncparuturorbeitcn der
Mt. Mopal characterization 100000
bcpillgt mor0cn iinO, miro &ou (5u.
lpcftor Ereiton etpo $4,000 bon Die
lcr Sumnlc eriporcn.
Str0Benpflu teruugcn III
Winner.
Nic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3 Commit.
iGrc bobCn Dem M}auor Cil1cn 9cridt
iibcr oOt Strobcn inn 9(nncr, lpcGd)e
'Ctt 0cm 80. Scptcmbcr 1907 0Cpila-
ltCrt mor0cn iin0 o0Cr OcrCn 4flaite.
rlrng begonncn lUurOc, untcrbrcitct.
Iic Soften 0icIcr Mrbcitcn morcn ct.
ma $4,000, uno itcbcn mlnmc6r
ans Der %2,00O,00O Nuucr. Nnlcibc nltr
nod 100000 in 1909 5lr &criiig1ng.
Nptt5cn.
&c6tSanmoIt Y. G6ombcr8 @idcS
Got Dem Wiopor OoS @rlltoitiif on
ser Sii0pcIt.G de BON %. Strobc u1o
Ct. EoltlitroBc, 81 Gci t25 SUB groB,
81 $4,000 fir Sos YolOte6niidc Sn-
ltitut %on1cbotcl.
Ter Yr1Iiocnt bc3 3mcitcn Notb3.
3lucigc3 George q. NumIcn iun9irte
Acitcrll in glbpcicnGcit oc8 Mopors
ais Sto0tobcrhohpt.
&on rs 0llrd5 0ic &nipcftorcn ocS
@cIunohcit&omtc$ bcIlrd)tcn 9icitou-
rants morcu % Erp5cnt in luuitdrcr
@ciirbunQ to0cQoS.
@o%uinipcitor YreItpn bat sic &er.
Strobcnbubn-@eiculdni bcnohrid.
tidt bnb sic Glcttri5it0t bon ocnl
ACKNOWLEDGMENT an Baltimore un0
SmolmooOsS troBc 8 S0llIcr OcS
@olmciitcr5 Charles 9. @uroctte an
9oItimorcItrdbc mic gcitern bcriftct
mltr0c, nit $50 &oltcn gciiiut bot
utN ioiort 9h6iilic 0ci6oiien ipcrocn
mrlB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
StaSt Baltimore.
ltmtcrGaltnuoS gSc0ruciicr.

p9Hoitorium" - .Nuro Guu0ycdy0".
",Elnurn'@" e. .GonDict g1p".
s i: .,, ~, cue @ri 9.t,s ;..
nlildO baltimore ur1tt l'h'lGlp.
,7cHiincr 0riracruuH0" F. gm 81 GIuRuii
s'G G,nn mr'r ~ ", ~ T,s'el' t GsIIE eop,erto nm,
'', asop N sborc .art. aaoIi6 eon,crie
gGubci0iloGr rno onosrc @2rGmiaunQcl.
mn lluicrDaltuulcn nucr grt. iotptc Gou5crir.
ySbc 7uUurbnn" 5eoen 9lbcuo @auocptaea
arcin's = snrrc ptnc 4ort" - 16aIt6 @auoe.
1ol6crcrSeaa - 2daIt6c Grfurfioucu rer
Claiborne 49, IdaIidr grturfor, init glu5.
nGbme SonltdQs, prr Sampler s6nnhribGC".
Sope Fptnt GdGIihc Nd6ntittaG5.Griur
iinncIi.
ven. Mar - IdoIihe Grfrtcnen.
YnrtsGnnScrtc.
Gonrtna s}nhnltitna aGrltoretltPGtt"
garr" nro s5eOernI otg Bari".
g}ittluoh Ibcno - p0rnior ptls|'dri".
9onHcrItaa Nbcro - Carroll Eart".
IretlnQ I6eno oGlttion RarL"
Gamtiuu gG6eno FlttCrfuusl}dri"
(Sonuiaea non ? bis Z llbr 9lbclos)
(IH ISObentuuc1 non Z his 10 lGr Nbenos)
NruNramm iHr hrutc.
tam uGIiioH' tntt.D
TuulcI SrlowanH EiriNcut
llnyih Triumph NJ GotOr2". ......... ycrte.
Guneriiirc }l JaHn5auitr" tnrt Ncrinn0trD
gol,cr IN, z,nr vii. ... ... %o2 2ss1.
sctctliou abe goDcmIans" Dant &crioger3
Gurbonium colo ..n,osino utrb" 30. sairtt5ini..
Sr. 49, EoUr5.
GiaS di6torint 2t5craoe 1rcinod" .marr
Gorict 5cIt rFoblu @o1tI. Duit &crIoH1gul,
.atuarnro" pouf H.rrrnor1 .........( 'airc
Ciri0cnt 20u.ri 'gIomaru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Sdiffsfarfcn

oon llro nad europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Hem'Oorf, 9aiiitc ober 3wiiden.
ocd. 8cdiel, oisl1noiides Gelb,
SrcOitbriefe un0 8elOienbungen.
Sbcu. $. Siener & &c.,
Nr. 217, Eit-Yaltimore- Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

IN Artt nuNrrr1 U,,uAaS Mrttpr-
@,ohodt,mos ctotiorrn mrrNcr nic
io(orrNcr hSfitru s~cmncroturcn nor.
,cirbpct. goitpnrt GA TnrtIorS 50
gnltnr On o~uborr % Nen.Norf 90.
H~biIohcphi, % gtIoutir Sim So.
Eonr mon SO M]oihiu,tor ol Nor.
inIf 90 No,trroa Sc 0horlottr oO
MiImiuoton Sc 0h,r(riton Sc IN,
noruoh 9S Iodiorninr 90 &unit,r
SO npo Mcit sG lItl,rt, 90 VPont.
oomcrr Of VnnL7rlr,rs On N,lr.
;t;nr q, Mor,,Tt,n Qs r5,rn,,s
ehrii,; sQ Mrmnhis ss E;,rinnoti
sG Nitsbur, Sc 1.,c,, ~ W,i,
fof, - 6IrncI,n> sN 7otroi+ en-
a~lnrro g Moro,,tt, IN Mrco,,
o,1n ca Ghi,onn ST Sunni, - a.
C,,I - a. 0n,i. Ct o>,i,. 6i,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
217 Sit.gnltimu StraRe.
Sbcu. s. Sicner & 81.

Oeitihes uno anoeres auslGlbi.
ihes Gelb gefauft unb p~erfauft.
8elOienorrngen beiorgt naf Geutidl.
Iano Seitreid, Iublano II. (. no.
@efiel ausgeitelt auf alisIanoiide
ganfen. Greoitbrieie uno SrapeIers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

@eim Slid foug. @crr
2ouis &obmonn 0iiliStutiher Scr
Spritcn-GMnp, gar. 10 an Nortb.
Gtpc. mo @onoitr, trot acitcrn &or.
mittog nit icilier 6nlRilic cine Gin.
no6entlide llrioubsrciic nod ocrl
llfern oea Gplgate.Grect an. Gr miro
iif) baltptiddlih DEM 6iid)ionG mio.
men, mo ieine Goucgen i'm Spriten.
bollS freuen lid id)on ieet oni Gin ic''
res 6iibeiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

@oicboll. - Sic Orioles Der,
loren 0citcrn 0oS Spicl ac0en Die
@ltiioIocr. 9lbcr obldon sic Yropi
ocnccr Dem Stub bon Nodcitcr cill
Spiel obgNuunnert, limo ibncn Die
Orioles INNER nod S Nunttc porulta.
Sclttr lpiclcn sic 9ilfiolncr micocr
bier. Gic gcitrigcn Spiclc Ser DIT
lid)cn Sigu pcrlicfcn iuie folOt:
%, l,f.Irr,r,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Bum 6clOc Der Eolitif.

Nnn,rrrnnrrirt bcnorItcbrno
Wo4 Fam 7otum f;ir Nio Nrin,Gr
m,Gro, io5t,a;,bt
&eBt "a S9uo. 5rnnln93 @rpoH9
NnnoDmcrGoe pGtolllIt Ut, MIRO 0tc
ocnlotrattl1e Fatt2tlilDrl'll9 Ill W}o'
mlono one G%onlPo3lle crnllIIdl begun.
men. aoQip' @HIFra9 %onoloer lplrO
III Der iluu)lIeIl 3eI ell'e Slgllfl8 oe"
oenIotroll)Wel SIoal9-eel'trolseonll-
les rIHo]fAI'lL I'M Ole 1oiDI8cn %or-
Vetyi'i''9'n ~ tr'I!v"'
eIl'eIl l'9r Ii'IeFe0ol'tcll StnlIlPt per-
'PrIat Is III 5loe'Ieh Nll'rltt ST. &C.
o'iL pVjo"o't9 III %uIl''''oFe-eol'll9'
Nlc '~o3''.oll'll'I' y''loF'l''F' QUE l'W
ans 9llI So'ooH Se''VL lfllpete'l
H''~Illlroo'Ict'L oV'VI' OCT Slltol DOT
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'''uVg'c Nvll'' Floll SotlIte' oe9 IT.
Pllp|lul'llueH SHORTCOMINGS, 9el'eF'
uel' %otlU'u0 QUE SuQl ouI pel' D.
StP'V'l'oCt Iel'j''PP'lI JCooW poI 9t'
pau Hou) IlW' 5''0Vlo8t, mo TT lo'to
wy VeHlt etI' VIllluje'ot''' W ~
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pcl''l''l''l Dob DIG Pt1'llaF'puVlVI' ol''
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HluI eI'!'9tl' loI'''tl'' Us lo''''tt'
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DER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, h''o 9rrr
!aCe, ooH replloillol'!lWe "diO''eO otr
SrooFoP V''''o,'co'' 0oorlL 'l't O'e
Sl''lIl''8cpel l'''l''''c'L ipVl9c I'W u'''
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lgm, ''or'!' ot u''tH Sll''''l9rVf'
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lupu'o o't "Vl'''D'I'i't'''" "tau'''cF'
&u llo'9I'c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W o'''
S'PlCI'to't' oVL't ''uu'''et S19c
l,oU OCT F~'',,'utIpuoI' NV't SpuF'VS
~. Nol'vL FtuI'oVI'' o'' $Su9'ul'I'
l.'qI'Op0o'"V' u "''to.Ii8| OCT Il.'
luj| pub o'e "'I''' 'l'u'' o''' "a
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"'P0a'i ''!o "rpt "I'G iVop0) t,''9e'
7V" oub o'V - SS"9'gt Su''''
more o1l cr,tcn gage o't "VN''.t"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

TnH @rttCr.

Sir MorpIano uuO Sen Giitritt
Columbia brllte tlnr lulo filblcr, NOR
aclt FLAIR. lcid]tc meItlidc @inoc.
}ui ct @rn0 3cigtc ou9 Gltcdiit.
Der Qcitcrn mieoer cinmol. Die @c.
p0lfcrumg 9aItintore'a iiibIte Is audi.
Iic Nibe mar, oa Is babel audi 0lt.
Bcrit 'djmiil mar, f1ltm 81 crtro0cn,
mo NbcnoS nm s llhr rcgiitrirtc o0a
thermometer nod 50 @roO. @cutc
iou Is, mic ser Aettcrnlonn Der.
lpridIt, ctna3 filblcr mcrOcn. Cic
ltiin0lihc Senlperatur mar mic iplNt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
S. @udcn=GnS Sunrcn nad bcm
Sccitranoc.

Seoen 6rcitog unb Somitng bis
5lum -. September nod 9%ltInntit
Gitn Cape Map, @iIomooo, Sccoll
Gitp ODER Sea Isle Gitp, pia SCENT
iplpnnia @abn, Gelaware : 9riifen-
Golltc. 9i0etc bis einihl. oeS n1f)-
item Sicnitag giiltig. (220,O
u. :. 8ilmor hmerfran {.
- Sm n9onfooerirten . Seim" 3i
TiteSuiGc lit Nif]arb Z. @ilmor, Elm
9ruber bes perltorbenen Obcrlter
Snrrp @ilmor unb bon Gid)ter @i(-
liam @ilmpr, a6f6mmling elmer ser
1Iteitcn WarplGnoer Saluilicll, crrit-
lid erfranft.
Ser Brcis liz Mois mar
oi,d) geItern micoer 81 Gents pro 91l-
ihcl, ulo IN cinem Sal mrroen 10.
gar 91E2 Gents be5oblt. Ser babe
Gent mar ieood) fir Glepotoreebiib-
rem. Sim Mittlpod war Der Ercis
80 bis 81 Gclts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Wiibe Grocnpilaer.

0ur6ihucioct Iih Die Tul9ooer
oea Irncs. - 9ci0c lcbcn nod.
0cr3pciieli6 am 2eben. ga CT ieit
Wonntcn arbcitSlo5 mur unb fem
Groo mcbr fir feline 6rou rnb 5cbn
ainoer ifoficu fonntc, monocrtc &c.
ltcrn ser b36miIbe Sd)ncioer Cont
ntf 9lu6tf, Al Sabre olt, BON ieincr
Mobnlng an Goaington., nobe Nib.
LAMB. Npcnue, IN luelder er Inter
tl1nft gefltnbcn battc, noh0cm t6n
letn WicthSbcrr ans ictner friibercn
@ohnuna hntte ernlittircn loiien,
5iel- mo p(anlpS fort, MIR Cincn &c
onntcn I'M 9ll9e hnltCn6, leincm
,Samnter olti cine obcr Die unOcrC
Nrt Elm Gr6c 81 MAIDEN. Sir olle
Safe Itcrttc err einen Strid in Die
Sn'dc rno fam oltf icircr Mon0c.
rltn9 nod Scr GrottAS trobe, no CS
i'm mic nit Wo9ncten in sic fiiblc
6llltb 500. Gnblif nm 6 l16r 90 Mi
nltCn Nbcn6s iprong er cnti6lo1icn,
Gin @cbct murmcln0, in 0oa God
pom Eicr Nr. 3 an 6ltbc ser Gonl.
mcrcc-S trobc. Scin Gorhobcn luur0c
n6cr bcnlCrtt unb 6itIireihc @Gr0c
5OQcn i'm mic0cr on'S 2ono. @oli5iIt
G'Nciu brohtc Sen Qc6CnSntii6cn
nod Ocm mittIcrcr Stotion@bnuic.
Slaott crtldrtc obcr, buB CT iid oCns
nod 0aS 2cbcn nc6nlcn mCr6c. "a
@toOif i'm Stntionsbouie o6nmGdy,
tiG 5rIonmcnbrodl IieB 2icutcuont
Sltlcm i'm nod Dem nStoot . 500
Ipitol" %brinAcn, 100 CT bis bclttc blci.
ben miro, Inn iih ouum Dor aoOi
6riCocl mcncn ltnorocntlid)cn @etru,
gems 81 n%crontlportcn.
%crmutbliA 0ciitcaQc.
it0rt.
6rou Sobnnnu &Clcr, @ottin BON
6rn. 6rcOerif @etcr, p"crilld)tc &c.
tern Nad)mittnQ in i6rcr @o6numg,
Nr. 21O7, @oainaitrobc, Sclbitulor0
Sill bcgcben, in0cm Tie iif sic SGlag.
o0crn an bei0ct Nrnlcn 0urdljdnitt.
&brc pCr5mcifclte Gbot mltrOe rcdlt-
3cittA bon sen Nngc66rigen entOcdt,
melhc Die N~oli}ci bcnud)ridtiutcn.
Nddocm tbr 5ltuor NotbperbGn0c in
lbrer Mobnlutg angclcgt porocu ma
rem, Wuroe Die 6ruu nod Dem
~6rnntlin . Square Soipital" 0c=
brodlt, 6ruu 0erer mllroc bcrcitS
an 6rcttaa Nben0 bon ser Goli5ci
oca liiOpcItlidcn Giitrift5 oui0e1rif-
icrL ip06rcl0 lie plonlos alrf ser
Strobe berltm monocrtc. Sic (ciOct
oll8cnIdcinlid in GSolgc Don &runf-
belt all tcn1pordrcr @ciItc8gcitortbcit.
dc Iron lit % Sabre aft.
Sottc Saubunum Qetrun.
fen.
Eoli6ilt Sei6l pom 0itlidcn Iiitrift
fonO 9c'tcrn Nlbeno flrr5 Dor 10 ltbr
0cn 46 Sabre ultcn Gomar0 Sellnin-
ger BON 9tr. 50S, Siio-I Gacn,
bcrpltbtloS oltf. Gr ionote ocn Wonn,
Der fir 10 GcntS 2nuoonum cinQc-
11onInIcn bette, nod Dem st. So.
lcpbaeNolpital," no ocriclbc balls
ollbcr Hebcnsgcinbr gebrnd)t mar.
Scr Morm bottc iih cincn gSbiS-
ten gcnebnligen mollcn, crluiidtc abcr
Die foIidc SloiGc.
@oiolinocn ais @urfoc.
doB. - Sn Grmongclung bon $50
ll10 Soften melder @atrog Inn Don
Eoll5clrid)ter 8orlono in1 0itlidcn
StotionnboltS olS Stroic fir cincn
ol1gcbIihcn tb0tlid)en 9ngriii olti iei-
nc 6rort 5ltbiftirt morocn pur, luolt-
oertc Sobn Sn0lcbort, BON Nr. 1913,
GbcrItng-Gourt geitcrn nod Dem
StootGcfGngniB. g8ie Die t3cltgcn.
oltalu9cn crgoben, fom ISngclbort oln
Wtittpof Y6enb ongctrllnfen nab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

@rOfcr Tamilicn.Insflag.
y@ittclSbnd) Gcrcin uun Snlti'
murc," Suuntna, 16. Mn9ni:,
in Nlbnd)'s, friibcr @cber's Enrf,
IN Der SarforS-H Moab,
(2251W SaS Sumitc.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-05-08

tended North Dakota for a great
stock center. Where do you find
any better cattle, horses, sheep,
hogs? Where is there region
better adapted for dairy purposes
We know all these and appreciate
them and it is with glow Of sat-
isfaction that we repeat them and
we sometimes wonder why the
people of other state do not come,
see and partake of the good things
which we North Dakotans have to
offer them. But the people of
other states are beginning to learn
Of these facts, and are acquiring
knowledge of our treasures and are
making preparations to come and
enjoy with us the good things the
Almighty has provided. Investors
and homeseekers are becoming
acquainted with these facts and
are coming on almost every train
that crosses the North Dakota line.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-05-08
Garrison Times.

About 20. Indians came down
from the reservation to buy sup
plies Monday. A few more going
thru to the convention at Under
wood the same day.
DIR. Scott townsite agent of Big
Bend says operations have COM
menced on hotel at that place.
Inez Miners returned from Bis
marck Saturday, she having been
in the hospital for some time.
The Washburn Jrs. will in all
ikelyhood carry off the kid penant
They played 9 games last season
winning from the Underwood,
Turtle Lake and Wilton Jrs., but
losing one game to Conklin by a
score of 2 to |, but in turn won 2
from them.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-05-08
MeC1usky Gazette.

Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Robertson
of St. Paul, arrived on Saturday
evenings train to visit a few days
with Cashier Robertson and fam
lily of this place. x:
Miss Adell Jones, of Battle
Lake, Mimi, arrived this week
and is looking after farming ir-
terests in this section and visiting
with friends.
Sam Ridge made business trip
to Redfield, Iowa, to look up a
location. Mr.. Ridge returned on
Monday and reported that he will
move there in the near future.
Sam Harding. Deputy. Sheriff
from Goodrich was in town on
Saturday on business. Sam. is a
fine boy but he is on the wrong
political band wagon. We predict
that he will come in and be good,
before the primaries.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-05-08

Hon. Andrew Miller. progress
sive republican candidate for At
torney General gave very inter-
esting instructive speech here
Monday night. The subject of his
talk was "The Political Issues Be-
fore the People in the Present
Campaign. The speech was strong
ly anti-McKenzie and no one who
heard it could help being con-
vinced when he explained how Nc
Kenzie salaried by the railroads
and corporations has controlled
and dominated our politics ever
since North Dakota became state
twenty years ago, and how he is in
this campaign making the fight of
his life to keep his prestige. If
every voter in the state should
hear that speech we believe that
not one honest man would vote for
a Mckenzie candidate, but would
come cut fiat footed progressive
republican.
Hon. F. II. Register, candidate
for District Judge Of this district
accompanied him. Both of these
gentlemen are in our estimation
the proper men for the Offices
which they seek and we would like
to see them receive the unanimous
support Of the voters at the COM
ing primaries.-Iurtle Lake Wave.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-05-08
COUNTY CLIPPINGS
Max Phonogram.

Art Manning Of Underwood
passed through Max last week
returning from search for a hotel
proposition.
Mr.. Bruins has purchased a team
of horses and is improving his
bottling works preparing to do a
big business.
Jack Hunt was laid up last week
resulting from the inhaling of fire
and smoke while fighting fire east
of town.
RI. 3. Reiss, of Fargo, was in
Max the latter part Of last week,
and has purchased the Bostoa store
of Clevens Bros. and will continue
to- run a first class department
store.
Last Thursday the wind carried
E. r. Anderson's barn over his hay
stack and set it down some twenty
feet from its original position.
F. G.. Larson received word from
his old home in Iowa that his
mother was dead, and he left fo1
there Tuesday.