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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-07
Plans a Bio Game Preserve

Henry Carnegie Phipps, whose en-
gagenaent to Miss Gladys Mills was
recently announced, Is planning to
have one of the largest game ypre-
serves on Long Island. IL was for that
ultimate purpose that he purchased
the old Dun estate between He.np
stead and Wantagh.
The young people. who will prob
ably be married the first week In De
cember, are to live on beautiful new
estate near Westbury, where Mr.,
Phipps has allied himself with the
Meadow Brook set.
In the art Of riding to hounds few
excel Miss Mills. who. by the way.
was one of those to finish with the
men OF the field the other day at the
hunt of the Meadow Brook club. on
which occasion Paul Rainey acted az
NJ. F. H., and when Scott Cameron
snd G. Caswell came croppers. but
we're not seriously hurt.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-14
Disagreeable at Home.

Lots of men and women who are
agreeable with others, get cranky"
at home. Its not disposition, its the
liver. If you find in yourself that you
feel cross around the house, Ii tile
things worry you, just buy bottle of
Billiards. Herbine and put your liver
in shape. You and everybody around
you will feel better for it. Price so
cents per bottle. Sold by Mailing
Drug Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-14
Active at 81.

This would be unusual news if men
and women would keep themselves
free from rheumatism and all aches
and pains as well as keeping their
muscles and joints Timber with Bal
lard's Snow Eminent. Sold by Nall
ling Drug Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-14
Dahnke's Sailed Peanuts.
Marriage Licenses.

Tom Lee and Rosie Dalton.
John King and Lila Burton.
D. S. Emerson and Ella Reedy
E. P. Cox and Leila Cummings.
Frank Farris and Maggie Smith.
B. A. Sheriff. and Irene Davidson.
T. Fl. Alexander and Mollie Alexan-
der.
Robert Whitaker and Miss Alice
Allen.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-14
Last Sad Rites.

The remains of W. /. Davis, whose
death occurred at Shawnee, Okla,
while en- route to New Mexico for
his health, were shipped back and
reached this city Friday morning.
From the station they were CON-
veyed and escorted to the residence
-. W. Beckham, where services
ldelld under the supervision Of
F'irs c. Sellers, thence to East
~ /or burial. The Woodmen Of
a Ainof which deceased was
: ohk charge of the remains
lcs,im with the rites of
70 hs also a member OF
7M}Lodge and. Of the
Fl. Dh. He was the son
kelland was reared in the
Non ict. He is also sur
Drabrother, Jas. c. Davis.
kDre, probably during har-
lisNavis was in the field and
AZ AIne with heat, resulting
tatk cold, from which his
Ty an to fail rapidly. Being
friends he at once began
10 change climates and
~, t0 New Mexico.
4 Eertook him on
z house SisAwas unmar-
Il E6 plA man of quiet dis
p 4 4 5isnIna in his manner,
strong1n his convictions and took
lively interest in political and pub
lie affairs. He was we'll known and
widely esteelhed-one Of the promi-
nent men in his locality, and his de-
mise is universally lamented.
-l------
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-14

!, sls. tent Valley. She was the
daughter of D, G. Byrn and a sis.
ter of Mrs. Joe Latimer, of Toron-
to, Canada, and Miss Sallie Byrn,
the latter residing with her father.
Interment took place Saturday
at the City Cemetery. Services were
held at the residence by Revs. S. R.
Hart and ]. R. Oliver.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-14

Jas. Cunningham. salesman for
W. G. Clagett Co., left this week to
enjoy a few days vacation visiting
and friends in Hickman
County.
Mr.. Pete Cherry, of Fordoche,
La. where he is engaged in the
manufacture of lumber, is in the
city this week visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, Adam Semones and
family, Mrs. Joe Prieto and Mrs.
Jno. Semones are camping this
week on the Semones plantation
near Cayce.
Mrs. Emma Lewis McCaslin has
returned from Ohio and will for a
while have charge Of the school
books and supplies with the Pres
ton Printing Co.
DIR. ]. f. McMichael has returned
from a trip to the meeting Of the
international Dental Association at
Paris, France. The Doctor ar
rived home Monday.
F. o. Watts, president of the
First National Bank, Nashville,
was in the city Sunday, guest at
the home Of DR.. A. P. Warterheld
and w. M. Warterfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Moore, after
very pleasant visit here with the
families of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Moore and Mr.. A. D. Keller, left
Sunday returning to st. Louis.
Mrs. Mudd, of Decatur, Ala, is
the guest of Mrs. A. L. Brevard.
She will 60 from here to California
to live. She has many warm friends
here where she lived seA -ears-
Capt. J. c. Reyno{rieas Nd Y /, R.
Rogers are in st. Lonss this wick.
Mr.. Reynolds is there for the pur-
pose of buying an engine for his
steam heating plant at the Palace
Hotel.
]. e. Stovall and daughter, Miss
Nellie, of Rives, left this week for
Fort Worth, Texas, with the pur-
pose of locating in the Lone Star
State, either at Fort Worth or at
some point near.
The faculty of the Union City
Training School will soon begin
the publication of a school Journal
devoted to the interests of that
school. The6nGrst issue will ap.
pear sometikhin1 August.
pahnle-Rek / Milling Co. ex-
ported to d Spa this week seven
cars Of fine .....sfe&s o tnpany is
J: ]: J. !.
winner on :. :, .,
They ma9 srws
land wy ii
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

D. S. Henderson, Of Kenton, was
business visitor in town Monday.
Officer Freed, of Number Nine,
was a business visitor here Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Miles have re-
turned from a month's visit to Dres-
den.
Sheriff Jno E. Finch went to the
Lake Monday on short business
trip.
Miss Ella Winstead left Saturday
for Los Angeles Cal, her future
home.
= Master Horace Latimer has been
quite i'll of slow fever the past three
weeks.
Mrs. Mollie Adams has moved to
y her cottage home near the c. P.
Church.
Mrs. A. ]. Nichols, of Obion, Wis
tied friends in the city Saturday and
\ Sunday.
Mrs. John Inman and Mrs. Smith
Crockett Of Troy, were in the city
Monday.
We are glad to say that Mr.
Keller, who has been quite sick, IS
up again.
DJSparkman and family, of near
Protemus were IN the city Monday
shopping.
Wylie Clark left last week tor
Denver, Colo, where he will remain
some time.
Mrs. Reib and son, Clarence, of
Dallas, Texas, visited Mrs. B. F.
Lane this week.
Mrs. w. P. Rogers and daugh-
ter, Miss HATTIE were in Bon Aqua
Springs this week.
MrsrA ]. Lasster and daughter,
Mrs .AugrCrisp, Of Trenton, visited
~ tsfty Saturday.
A.and Mrs. Herman Dietzel and
Fare enjoying an outing at
lake this week.
Phillips and daughter, Mrs
sn Bynum, of Clinton, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Craig.
Miss Patt1e Chambers, Of Padu-
So cab, was in the city last week as a
guest Of Mrs. j. F. Gregory.
Mrs Don Taylor, of Fulton, was
in the city this week visiting her
mother, Mrs. Cave J. Crockett.
Mrs John w Branssord was in
Cairo thiJweek, aang her Pr
repteSffoofnd Mrs.,fsoh durantr : fids
sinteSSM Mrs J. rhtheeleF!
Aboutfhss ateA Ihim need
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-14

ested John Par
5orderly conduct
! 900.
1 colored, was ar
nue and the court
for the stunt.
Rde two arrests
raised the city
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-14
zy1pQ.
nrnefan

q had been per-
: ]. rior to her last
rs a mistake. Mrs.
unwell for a num-
t not seriously i'll
Her death was the
;rcular affection of
but her arm was
L. was any surgi-
re.
n was reared at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

lplpunicll lei. Su cirenl onoeret
@rieie babe 2lrdbolb Die G%rnennung
oea 9ti6tcr3 @enoerion BON Mleao.
bile, ia, gum Obcrrihtcr c%n1pfoblcu,
nno audi &enoerion lit berte Wtitglieo
GeS Sbergerid)t9 BON Eemiplponien.
gScitcr pur0en Nr0bolos9ricfe dn
Den General Inmalt Don 4iermlplpo.
MEN, s. i. Glfil1, perleielL 0orlulter
ollG elmer, in Dem Elm 9epoliten-
idein in 9etroge bon 5000 Collars
81 @unlten 0es @enernlanmnlts ilbcr-
mittclt miro. Sn einem anocren
&ricfc crbiclt @lfiu ultf telegraph.
ide5 &crlongen 10000 Collars 5uge-
Ionot. GnS itibibte 9rieimdterioi
mtB Scarf ldluereS 0eIo g~efoitet
bobel1; aber NOS tbrlt 0os; Sr. Searlt
fam nit SenIotioncn ultfparten,
rnO ooS madjt linn beionOerS uiel
@ergniigcll. Sir Die bloBgcIteQten
pcnniptDonilAcn Eolitifer lit sic 60
d)c olleroings icbr uno1gcne6n1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
Bic Mctall.N usbcntc Der 1itlidJcn
Staatcn in 1907.

IuS 8eologiide Bureau oeS &c.
portcmcnts bes Snncrcn hot cinen
9crid)t iibcr oie aliSbeutc BON @olo,
Silbcr, Gnbier, 9lei unb 3int III ben
0ltlid)cn Staoten bes 2onbca I'M aos
lcllGcrjobr 1907 pcroiicntlidt. 2or-
rndl luurocn IN Den StaatcnNcrnlont.
Nciu.9ompibirc, Nem-Sericp, &irgi.
nicn Norb, unO Siio.Gnrolino, @eor.
9io, Mnboma unb Scnneiiee III 1907
bon Den oben %genonnten Wetolleil
insgeiommt fir 5,729.99S Collars 3u
Gage geforbert. GS ipnrcn in ben ae.
nannten Staoten 105 9crgiuerfe I'M
petricb. Sic 8pIbproouftinn belief
lid ouf 1905 lln5en SSeingcholt
I'M @ertbe BON 100000 Collars. cine
@crtb5unabme bon iiber orei Sori.
ieno Collars gcgcn Dos &oriubr. Nm
8robten lpnr Die 3linobme IN @cor.
gin nit rurb $4,000 Collars. 9ic
NuSbelttc an Silber IN Den oitli6en
Staaten hattie einen @ertb bon Sc.
$50 Collars gum Iurd)ihnittSprciie
bon 66 Gents pro lln5e, fir rltn0 5000
Dollars meni1er, nls i'm @oriabrc.
8rGberen @ertb bate bie Glipier-
Mnsbeutc bcs SubreS 1907. Sic be.
trie iiber 20 Miaioren Iiulrb gum
2ilrdiduittspreiie BON 20 Gents oaS
Eiunb, alio i'm 8ciammtipertbe BON
iiber bier Niuionen Collars. 9lei
lieierten mir brei Staaten: Nem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
@cfanntmnd)ungcn.
Separ.emeut fir ofiCutlide 5i6erbcit.-9auien.
Subs Scpurtcmcnt oCs @cbauoe- Jnipcttore'
Iiurrnc. RatnNuue.

alttmOrc ID. Slloocr l0OS.
~Slreeboie per0eu eIitgc4en 9eilorlnleil bon
Der @outrafts( eb6rnc Der Staot baltimore liir
Die &rridfuno bes %eripnItl!GSs @ebdLoes fir
bas Gobenbom Acknowledgement Tiir aHliet=
Nlsebote miiiicI in ocricgeIten Goupcrter,
%ooreil!rt an Den r9oaro. OF NiparoS Of Sd,lt.
@9miniitration Vuilot49 ior SqSGn19m DInnici,
pal Soipitul for Contagious Sllcales iraSeil
mo bel Srn. +. SCuCu I0urln3, .StfotsHeals
TRAITOR, In oeiicn Niredll I'M NatDDaiile UNI
ooer Uor II llbr &Ormlttug5 ant ~. &tooer
1908 eingereift meroeH.
Seoem NnGCnot mus Elm an Den Wia9!or. n1lo
Stubtrat6 bon Baltimore 3%ubIbnrer certttl5ltrier.
auf eiue .GlcnrinN 0Onfe" Sunt Qc5o9eler 90eu
hcs 9icters fir iiinibrnoeri ($oOO) Solars
~bei9tfiist ieir. ,. "a,
Ser erfulgreic6c @ietcr rlub @ilrQihnlt itel.
len lno Die IurihrilteH oes G!aoi=S0arletS III
Se8ug aui 9nItrulte %eriilllcn..
3eicbnuit9en luno Spe5itliutlonelI lpHlel an
ooer nab Sem 10. Situber 1908 I'M gllrcal oe9
9ebdu6esS nipcttors beittiQt rucroen.
Sic NebGroe hebdlt lid bne 9eht nor, U9ello
Gin oocr uue g~llaebote III uerlucrlell.
Goiuaro 2. Ercitun.
ScDduoesS Hipeitor.
@erebmigt:
Z. SarrD Waboul,
U.iapor.
CSu1Gt7ta2O.2t 20, %, "a, 2G.2O
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Mimi Shcrcin Mnthrrt.

IS itarb plbbli6 am u. Gttober 1908
Muia SBrrcia 6utpcrt, Qcliebte Saith nca
GG Snbrcn, III ibrer GtubnllG, ytr, 024, ytpr6.
GeniruI gpeuue. gicrluauole Ito SrcuIloe Der
SnmiliC iiuo b6flicOlt cir9eIuoeIt, Der Vccrbis
gullg hei5uippbner, Die am Sicnitna, Den u.
Sfiobcr. uHn 8 llbr Wiurgel9. bon ibrcr lcbtell
gSobnuua ans itntifinoet uno bon "a nnh Der
Ct. Suioblta. NirdDe, no nm y llbr Wiorgcns cine
Neuuiemmeile Iitr i6r Seclcnbeil ~cclcbrirt miro.
Weiienlug anl Dem D0l. Gribierz 6rleo1ofe",
(pnO-3O1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
Wariu GfborOt.

IS iinr6 am "a. 0ltober 1908 in Der SSobs
niIIg iDrer Sobter. Sruu J., u. gSn9cr, @de
bon Sdiierltssloemte mo Sritte Strabe. Sigh
ldHotolurl. Srnt Wurin Gfbarnt I'M glliPr nm
oe3 Ocrilorbcncn Sorn. ,5uUn y. Gu0nrot. NIe
&eCrniguug linoet am Sicutag, giadb nittuG5
1at llbr. bon tbrer letten gSob1ulla, 9tr. 2j5,
Siio 9rttte Giraffe, nab Der Ihbutt DtcnlurtGl
STRIDE. no nm 1 ll6r elm SrauerBoiteSoienit
nbR,bulier pirh, rlio hdnIf duf Der Baltimore
GeInctCrO" Iiatt. Good
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

in Glitter Stu1oe iiir sic Hepublifulcr
retten 81 heLien. So e5 etlpa3 niiben
miro? Gie Nrtsiihtcn Der Nenlotro-
ten linb Oiesnol bciicr, OILS icit lall-
ger Belt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
Catherine Glicr.

IS itayb am "a. Sttobcr 1908 uan ~Idli0crer
&rGnibcit Catherine Niier, Satin oca O%critUrs
bencn GnipGr Nlicr. i'm sitter BON 90 SnbreH,
Sic @ceroigun0 ituoct Sicnitaa. Gtutmitia9s
nm 3 ll6r. BON IrolerDnlie, 9tr. 2O7. Siina
GentdIunsS tra6c, ans auf 6cnt oGouhol Yaris
Srieobuie" liGtt.
(sSNfbin8loner 3citliGen n1oHen a~eidaigit
Cnptrcu) (2HQ-3OD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
Marn z. Guauu.

IS iinrb am %. 0fiober 1908 MarD &.
&uapp, Gclicbtc Satin bee perftUrbcnefl gouis
Mrapp. Sic gcerotguna finoci am Sieuitag,
ltahmittdas . llbr, bon Der GSubnuno ibrer
lodtcr, M. 253G, 6oiier-9IbCnlte, aus ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
SpicnG Ed,in0Ier.

IS iturb nm %. AItober 1908 Suiepb ed,inn.
fer, Suitc bon 9ouiic Shinoler, Geu. Ippel.
Ole NeerhiGunG fiHoet Wtontag, ~ytnhmittdgs
. ll5r, bon ieiner SSolnlInG, III, 2i05, Gbale'
Strnbc, aus 'iatt. Geiiepung p~riuaitit.
t29S-3d0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
Srcieiniafcits Stride,

CEaitor ". 3. Sterger.)
Sic Gunfirlndroenihul luirh am D. Ettober
I'M Sdulbaus be9ltlllell. MrrlelolIllgel lperoell
clltgegcI QPliullncll.
SaS &ianumteus Sl6iI6lm Der 8emeiloe
miro ant %. Sttuber mo /. Npuember geieiert.
(Sept27sSoWtoSa2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

TntoS' 2audi 3iuuii, Gnirrrt. nro Sraufliu,
Strakc, qegeuiiber Dem Galpcrt.QaDnbof, NnIits
more. Wb. %erfutbt meine t5e. unb Pc. W,abl.
soften. Sabcl Mot itrcS @lci6en. 3lueie:
Nr. 800. &eitsNnliinlor sStruBc.
CSU1I 20tte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

giirsau: 92r. 81, @eit.s arntuaa. StrnRe, nnn
p%nnpt.Ginaand: orcberida3iunb
8egri6niBpllBe BON $25 on IfIlar bolt1loieet
iperoen I'M 2rrib5uus am yenHpts SiuganL 9e'
funocn. Infer Ygeut Mrs, pemi genilnftt,
burlpreben. l', IIg. ~ t92--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

". u. Scarf bottc @rpnn
nnr9clportcL oob cr Die Nrbcitcr o.
fcntIid)c 0ettler 0enonlt babe. "a
Ser Seniotionsmomn Scr Gompo0nc,
Scrr Scorit, oieie SeidplIoi0umg CT.
bobcn 10 luor cS fnum Der Wtiibe
rucrtb, 0icIelbe ridtig SIT itcQclr. gtln
bat abcr oltb SonoelsiefrctGr StrollS
Gic Seurltid)e @eiduIoigltng lpiebcr=
bolt, obgleih Der @ortlallt Der
%rponidcn NusIoiilulA mic @err
Somb, Der Gorliben0c oeS 0emotroti-
ldcn &ollptqilorticrS IN Chicago, er.
fI1rt, III &oibinoton gerloll btfonnt
iei. @err @rpon bobc m0rtlid) 0e-
logt: sd proteltirc Oogc8en boB
mat oic glrbeiter inn 2anoc ais 9ctt.
fer binItcut. Sic perlangen fem Wfit-
lcib, lie perlongen feline @obltbGtig-
felt, lie ioroern nidtS mie @ered)ti0-
felt" Gic Veihuloigung mGre olio
nicorigcr gcbGngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

NnS gan5e &abtnct 0cS
HrGiiocntcn HooiCpelt loa IN Scr let.
ten GanpaBnc @ohc nod nltf ben
Stllntp gehcn. 9elon0erS loQ in
Ohio, Sl0ionn mo Ncm Oorf gear.
bCitct luer0en. ou Oicle Stuatcn fir
Saft redbt unii6er iinO. StdotS.Se
frct1r &oot miro in Cincinnati 30
leop mo Nep Yorf recon. S0ab.
anitSs Sefretdr Gortelpou miro III
9}cip 2)orf ltunupeL WencrolsF oItmcis
tier Wtepcr in Ohio, Wurpluno lln0
WtoliaduI etts, ariegSlefretGr Wrigbt
llno General gnruolt 9onaporte mol,
len Wnrplallo iiir Die Nepublifoner
rcttcr. Scrr 9onoporte miro ollh lit
Hem.Yorf ipreden. Worine-S efre.
tor Wctcalf bat @elt.Girginicn oils
Nrbcitatclo 5~llgemielcn erbolten, lrno
ole Scfretdre oes Snnerr, oes Suns
bells unb Der Sonopirtbidoft linb be.
reitS olli Dem Stump uno lperoen bic
gauge @od)e pnrtcipplitiid f~ortorbei=
ten. 6eblt MIR nod Der groBe Gbef
&err Iooiepelt. Ger modt's nit
9ricfen ub. Sb eS mobl nod ein ali,
bereS cipiliiirteS 2anb ouf Der Groc
0icbt, in Dem Die Hegierung bic
G%plfslpoblen 10 81 becinfllliien illft,
mie cs icBt in Den Sercinigtcn Stoos
ten Der 5oa lit? @iu iiG oos @oIf
bas gefaQen loiien?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

Gas 2iteroriiNc @urcou
0cS republifaniihen 9tational-Goml'
tc5 iteQt ben rcpublltonii6en uno MI
obb0ngigen 3eitun8cn ylcbenOlgcS"
Bacterial, tur5e Snter'
Diclu5 uno nfllrje EroiperitdtS -Gr5Gb-
lungcn" ourd ocn Grobt sur Serfii'
gltng. Gorauf mltportct Oa9 DEMO
trotildle Yllbli3itQt3 @iireoll, OuB eS
irob iein miiroe, bieie Gr5Qbllln9en
ollh 5u crboltcn. NnQeiid)ta Der III
6llItriellen Gage I'M SonOe milBtcn lie
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tllr5 iein. Allo
100 @ortc ii6cr Die $1,000 buugerll-
Den Sdulfin0er IN Chicago; 100
@ortc iiber Die 100000 IrbcitaIolcI1
IN Neru, 2)orf; 100 @ortc Oariibcr,
morllm mir eillcn Eonif bobclL mcml
repubIifonii6c Hconcr lulO 3citun.
gen BOT bier Snbren pcrfiln0et bobcn,
DOB repltblitalIidcr Griolg Erolperi-
t0t bc0clltc; 100 Worte ilbcr 0nS III
Die Bride gcgon9cne &crtralcn ocS
&oltca un0 Den @cidGitsriidQung
inter rcpllblitoniihcr Nominiitra-
ton II. /. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

SeiRiuaiier : Sei5apparate. TampitcTef nuo
9iaotaturrn. Gonirattpren tilr Die Snitauntion
d CONS, Charles llo COMMUNICATIVE.
CSttl5. 1QtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
gDrraIue.
g1ltimpre Gentefcrn.

Siirenn: SrGntIin.glo., Baltimore. II. Gurt1itr.
8ear1buiGpldte aunt GerfGlf buit $25 an,
nit Mnrmnrpiolten ab9cGreiI6t $35. - Yidb
fir bier @rdber. Srcte Seruburle Der StapelIe
fir Irauerpoiicsoieniic. (Snni1G,fO
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Scrn,iidjtc Imacigen.

2aft Gndl uidlt burdl Gin bcfanutcc @ciidt
IRE iibren. 0cnrp Y. Mrigo reiniDt mo biz
gelt 9ln5iIge in vi. 100, Nuros9iberiOaSiraB
tSlt23, tlG)
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Samcn-S dlneiber.

lln,nrbciteu unb Gcpnriren bon r3aiIorco"
Snmellsgl niiiGen cine Spe6iulitit. vi. &intlcr,
Nr. o33, @rit'2eGingtunsStrakc Wlon fenoe
9Soitfaric. (Sfti3 tWt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

Mn,e. Scuennp beiiBt ole gtus5ei6nina. mebr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

Serr 9rpon protcitirt,
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ten iiir ieine Eartei in Den @obl-
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England nod Der YroiiOcnt Sronf.
reidJ's ipielteln Die 0oppelrollc zines
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teifiibrers ulo 2citers.
Sbnc 3lpeifel miro ons YrGiioenten,
omit IN oen Siteen zines ernben Gbei.
les Ser 9epoIferrng bes 2anoeS &c.
9robirt, lucnn Der Sllbober ieinen
groben GinflltB als Earteig1nger
ohsnl,tt, iuenn Der Stontsntunm Eor-
tcipolitifer miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

Sompihirc, @irginicn mo Georgia II,
MIR 10000 EfunO I'M Nertbe BON
745O Collars. @roBer mar bic Gro-
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364OO Dollars. Ter Often fam lid)
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

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reroen. SEER Searit tbeilte oo5u
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
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SmurrS MiiuciutioH" 6eforgel Sutidlen fir Sr
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

536 18TH STREET SOUTHEASTERN
Cox Dawson to Henry c. Gatges, lot
-, square south Of 1901: $40.
ADDITION TO NILWORTH-Allen
w Mallory ct al, trustees. to Minnie
F. Barnes. lots ) and. g. block s; SO.
THIRTY-SECOND STREET NORTH
WEST near Grace street-Clarerce E.
Ernest to Henry Latin, part lot -,
square 1888: 80.
ADDITION TO KENILWORTH-Eliz
beth w. Ryder ct vir. Richard o.. 10
Addie Goldberg lots SO and IA, block 1;
IIS NAVY PLACE SOUTHEAST-Angel
Monaco ct ux. to Giuseppe PalazZo.
lot "A. square SIS: $.
7Ge 18TH STREET NORTHEAST-Julia
A. Allen ct al to Henry c. Berger, lot
21:i. square 1904: SO.
LANGDON PARK-Anna E. Larigey to
William A. Brodie. part lot l., square
-: so.
SIXTH STREET SOUTHWEST between
TO William Snyder and Mary Snyder,
lot III. square JO2; $40
GARFIELD-William j. Williams ct al.
to George F.. Pyles, lot %; $50.
913 WESTMINSTER STREET NORTH
WEST-John A. B. Espey ct ux. TO
Ferdinand Espey, lot 1893, square g.;
HOWARD AvENUE-Ernest L. Schmidt
to Flora NJ Schmidt, part lot 81.
Pleasant Plains and Lemars Outlet;
$40.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE HIGHLANDS
AND CLEVELAND PARk-Edith Fl.
Mackenzie to. William F. Hillebrand.
part lot =. block .. Connecticut Ave
nue. Highlands, and part of Cleveland
Park: $40.
BELLEVUE-Thomas A Rhodes ct uX.
to Arthur d. and Annie A. MOffett,
part lot ): $40.
1905 SEVENTH STREET NORTHW EST
B. Francis Saul eft al. trustees. to
Alice Fitzpatrick and Martha Fitzpat-
rick. lot -. square All; $4,7J0.
SAUL'S ADDITION-B Francis Saul ct
al. to Frank n. Bauskett, lot l. square
271O; So, 300.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-12
photo by Harris Ewing.)

scum at the. worlds fair and at the At
lanta Nashville Omaha, Buffalo and st.
Louis expositions.
He was vice chairman of the citizens
committee for the reception of Admiral
Dewey in 1899 and secretary of the con-
gressional. gubernatorial and citizens
committees of the centennial of the Ma
tional capital in 1890. At the present
time he is president of the Second Ma
tional Bank. vice president of the Wash
ington Market Company and director In
several other financial institutions Of
Washington He is the author of num-
Der of reports on various eXpositions of
the country and has contributed many
articles to the leading magazines.