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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
Smrd,brcnncrpaar i'm 8nrn.

HCiollttc NrooflpnCrin f0ngt Nottel
uno ociien nNiiinitdt" Elm. - los
Eaor biclt lid orCi S2odcn lana
IN Baltimore perbor9'n,-ySllrot
bier pen scr Satin ouIgelpilrt
mo iliihtCtc mCitcr.
Gin GurhbrCnncrpaor, Der ucrbcis
rutbCtC moblbnbcnoc WrlIn0eigcu'
t%bumamutlcr Soli9 Sclobcim ms
bic lc0iNG Surob @ctucr, NCi0c Don
@rootlpn, u. D.. 0a3 i'm Noucnlber
unO GcScmber IcBtcn Sdbrca lid 0rcl
@pdcn lang IN Baltimore pcrborgen
belt, bis Die ucrluiiCnc Srou Selo
beim c9 bier ouiipiirtc, unb Damn Wct
fer Hob. lit jett IN Ncrpnrf, M, pnrt
Der Srult gcilu1Oeu por0cn un0 IiBt
IN Nrootlpn bi'ltcr SdloB mo Hics
gel. SCl0beim ser Noter bon pier
ainocrn lit, pcrifmon0 an 4. No.
pcnlbcr p"pri0en Sobrcs, lno lcint
Satin brnd)te in Grabbing, ooB er
iid) nit SRI. Sorob @ciucr nod Ebi-
laoelpbio gcmunot babe. sic mad)te
lid) altf Die Tcrfolgung ocS Surd)-
%brcnnerS um0 icinlr .@ublperluuuot.
ihaft" mo crnlittcltc nod SipeilpGhis
gen InltrcnglnQCn Die @obnlrn9 ocS
Eoorcs. Gbc lCinc &Crboitun0 Criol-
gen tonntc, bcfom Sclobcim iC6nd)
Winb un0 reiitc nit iciner 8elicbtcn
nod Baltimore lpcitcr. 9llh onrt
fnn0 i'm Ieine Satin noh 0rci no
d)cn, ood) modte or lid micbcr redt.
5citig ans Dem Stollbc. Son 0olti,
more Ning Die &ogo iibcr EittaburN
nad Chicago. Sicr 0clunG cS Irot
Selobeim cine llntcrreounG nit
ibrcm@cmob 81 crlougcn. Sic ltclltc
linn Dor, iueld)en SfunOol iein DC
ncbnlcn crrc1cn miiiic, lpcnn ca be.
FAINT lpcr0c, mo lpic leinc pier Stint
Der lid nod) linn iebnten. Tic Grit
nerlul1 an lcinc &leincn erlucid)tc bnS
Scr5 bc@ NllarciBcrs mo CT bcihloB,
bcim5lttcbrcn, Sir cincn Wonot oocr
10 luur or mic6cr ciu brnper Gbcmann.
Nm IS. WGr5 crtlartc cr icood) icincr
SrulL 0oB or mcbrcre Gage uui Coma
Salan0 81 tbun babe. Gr pndtc eli
nlNc alclocr III cinen Sanofoiier.
rciltc ob mo blicb icitbem perihipnu.
oCn. 9lrd) EripatS eteftipS brodtc
otc gum 5~luciten Wole perloiicne @ot
tin Dor eini9cn Gogen in G%rfobrung,
0uB CT lid nit Sri. Mciner in Scricp.
Gitp hciinoc. @ci ibrcr Nnfllnit BORT
mur onS Euor icoodI nod Nr. 42i
SI0b.StroBc NGuorf, pcr5ogcr, mo
bier licb lie ca olrd) ocn Sfcriii ppil
GIlcr Gountp ucrhoftcn. SelobeiIl
nubm icinc %erboitung iebr fiihl oui
obcr Sri. Weincr gcrietb in groBe Gr'
rcglrnA ais lie b0rte, oub JIG bintcr
ShloB mo Nlcgcl miilic. sd lnife
nid)t bon Dem Wonne meiner @a6l
mo gcbc nit Ibn bis ans Gnbc Der
@cltl" riei tic O%romotiid). .SencSrol
1T mr. Dem 9tunlcn nod icinc @ottin.
Sic fam inns nidt trennen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09

0milfprbsQ lbenuc,
3wiihen 26. unb 81. etraRe.
Bon HenR aebaut.
GO atebt fetue beIereu.
sDtr iADpten, Nmbere abnlen uadl.

Sir idbpfen, Anbsre nbnien uadl.
Y8ir forbern 5ur aritif uno Snfpefiipn
aut. DriRat Guren gduneifier init; er
piub oas Neudrti9e .8nge'teben, uilo oiels
in ieinen rdbiten @auten ausiiibren mag.
ipie Mnoere IS tbun. Seoe @iaenbeit mo
9inri6tung 1T uniere fpe5ieIle Soee unb
Gntpuri. @i6ts bon anoeren Sduiern
rahgenbnf.
eradbtpone Nobuunssn.
Sir 9eute bon pdbierit1em @eitmad &c,
buut. in ienem better lbetle sioro.yaltis
more's, YeabobD Sei9bts. ilabe gSpnldn's
Barf, geleaen. nir cine iur5e Sirede bon
benz reuen 8oulebaro ulo .Sruiosoias
Yarf. 8ebiIoete leute itno Sbre ytah6arn,
ieine rmsebuns: s6nlen fir Die stinoer in
Der gtdbe uno MIR II Minutet bon brei
gSdgepnsGinleu bis 8nm Wittie. punfie Der
Gtaot. S6tiier Purit in Der Staot. Sn oer
beiten @eite gebanl uro init groBter Sore'
fult eineerihtet. IS limo 5peiitodige Sdis
fer init Stetn Beratoas5 ronte (Uofiuner
guuart), eroBe 5ronien. uno Suupldpe 154
SUB tiei bis 5u elmer 20 Sub Stnier'aIep.
Srei Gurien Sdufer - 7. 5 uno 0 Simmer.
@iIite %unferer etgeIteit Joee'H: Sdrtbol5'
Wtifitons Slnirune. fnnitooue Sass mo elef'
trifhe Observation-Disclosures, prattpoa o%eforirt.
I'M Sans eingebGutc, nit SlteBen niis9elegte
Sisfbrdnfe, Us miro bon Dem Suf eiIige,
leet; fett @ef1b 5iiirt Bang oes sSnNers,
auton1tifte 9ntleeruna oes Na'iets IN ben
Sol; aiiders stGbinette: Nilheniud1oe nit
Sanitas,S eliut tnpe5ieri; 5eniterfiee; .Deo'
fp Corners" 9iiherfhrunfe, aleioer'trdrs
ie, 3innensS brdnie, Observation-Disclosures i'm
sabeBimmer. NPeffine SDnoruiL, 5luet @e'
rnnoen am Sinterbdus. Helertbiire Dem 3o'
fe 81. Roltrte Georgia Jitte 5ubbooen.
NIT alatter,. 100 6nb breiier StraBe 5lpt'
iGen ben Sduicrn, b~ireitcr anfdbIub an bic
neue fdniidre annaIifirung.
MPuiterbaus ieet 6ur Snipeition often.
Jofepb s. Fent,
Grbauer mnoerner Sdufer,
Tr. 2tf, Ct. Nauf.Strabe.
Mdbiae rssln5abluns. Gcit mad ge'
seufeitie befrteoieenoen Nebineungen.
Msent on Ert uub etent.
SiImcrsStrnbe uro @uilforo.g berue.
Waaaons paffireH %. Strnbe unc @uilforos
sbenne = odnn ein SduferseDiert norblib.
(Itdif .1Wtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
Sas Stat : urnicr.

SIC S0rtcl FUR ore tyelttbcllleDIller
lhon icBt SIT bobcn, Gine De
tbcili9une BON ungci6br 1000
MitgliCbcrn III NuSlid)t. - $3.50
fir ie0en Sit 5i 5oblcn.
Cas- &ntcrciic iilr 0oS 9robc Sfni'
Surnier, hos Scr Observation-Disclosures
Sfat N~crbuno" pom u. bis %. &lni
I'M .@rnno Central Eolocc" ~ Neps
2)ort ucranltaltct. ninlnlt bon Mod)c
81 Wodc 5lt, lno 0ic bci'm uorberci.
tcnocn Gomitc cinIollicnOen Nniroacn
loiien olli cine SctbciIiGrng Don 1000
bis 5000 @en6clrittern ihlicBcn. Soa
GcitproNrumm milr0e pom ,3Cutlhcu
Gorrcipon0cntcn" bcrcita bctunnt &c.
Qcben. 3nbIrcihe NniroAcn aus Dem
Eublifun gcbcn Anlob 5l iolgcnoen
Wtittbcillngcu:
&eOcr 6eIttbeilnebmcr bat iilr lei.
ncn Sib $3.50 81 5oblcn unb 0ieien
9ctrog 5eitig al Den SefrctGr Z, @Cp'
mann, Hoie6ont, Stotcn- rSSlon0, cin-
5ulenocn, Worallf linn Seitfortc mo
Sitnrrmmcr, 9iiltig fiir bcioc Gage,
5u0einnot lpcrocn. Iieienigen, lpcld)c
idon Witglie0Storten fir 80 Gents
gcloit buber, brnltd]en mr. s. cinjlis
ienOen, miiiicn ober Ole Mitglicoafors
tc beiiiigen.
User MIR an cinem ser bei0cn Slir.
Mere Sbeil nimmt, lit cbcnlo gut 81
cinem Ereiic bcrcdtiat u%orallS9cIeet
notiirlidL Dob or ole bo5n n6tbiGen
Heiultotc er5ielt bat, mie Semonb, Der
belize Surniere mitgen,odt bot. Gle
&cillltote Der bciocn Gage perben
nld)t oobirt, ion0crn iebcS ocrielben
5Gblt iiir lid ieooh fam Nicmnnb
5iuei Greiie erbolten.
SoS Gonlite iiir 9erehnllng ulo
Sertbcilut9 Ser Ereiic miro Dor DC
ginn beS eriten CURRIERS' crnnnnt
meroen, unb oae 9roBercu @enoiicu.
ihoitcn mer6cn in bemiaben pertrc.
ten iein.
Se6cS FrptofoI. ,pcldeS cine Grei3,
bercd)tigung onneDmer l0bt, miro
nad)gcrednet mCroen.
Cine Nclcrung, meId)e iln5mciiel.
bait iebr uicl Nnflong iinben miro,
beitcbt borin, ooB oitf Der Giidieitc
Der WitglieSsforte iid) cine Hciultuts
Sobcae bciin0ct, meld)e fir icocn
Spieler bon Trotofouiii1rer an iei.
mem Glide mts5uiiillcn lit.
Sntte feline W orogeouns
fen. - Ger l9.jdbriae anore,p Su'
ienei Don Nr. 91S, Vinncp. Strobe,
iianb geitcrn inter Ser aniduloigung
Dor Midter @arlan0 IN Ger oitlihcn
Eoli5eiltation, angeblid in norbert.
ider Nbiid)t einen SduB olli So6n
@roDam n6geirllert 81 baben. To9
Serbor crgnb, ooB Snienei pobl &c.
id)oiien, ieood nidt einmnl semrlbt
bate. ooB lid Graham in Ger N1be
beionb. Hid)tcr Garland perilrtbcilte
Salenei onbcr mr. luegen 9lbieuerns
elmer SduBipliie innerbalb scr
Staotgrenjeu 81 $40 Stroie uuo So.
item, Ole prompt be5oblt muroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
Gin Ifarfer Sbmt.

SduSen Si: BEN ROrper sesen aranis
belt bur4 5utt'ss piaen. Elm a%biolutss
Geilmittel fur aopiidmer3en. 9pspeps
fla, Mdlaria. Sartlsibi9teit unb dbnli.
DIT 2eiben.
.DaS Iriebrae res Scheme
Or. Gutt: Shr. Qeber piaen 1inb bai
9riebrab bes lsbsns. Sd peroe Itets
benz 3uIan bantbdr iein. fp.Ider mi,
bi,I.lb.n su meinsr asnntnib brddts
8. 1airl.isb. plutts Cannon, Col.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
Sciratbs Iiccn,cn.

George ". Worpiue 244 unb I'll.
ma q. Smitb - Sabre oft; gppli.
font SoierD i. Tierspon, Tr. 1873,
Oit-22. StroBe.
Sobn Sitter Sc, Wittrper, uno Wa.
tbilou Sitter, @ittDe, 81 Sabre oft /;
Npplifant Charles Seller, Hr. 2616,
2efmonitraBe.
g(uguit Sebnc 81, @ittper, uno
Murp &. @urter 10 Sabre alt; Nip
pIifont Sobn $. S'Ooogdn, Hr. f4t3,
Norb- Noleltrobe.
safe faS'S ansians beisrst q. Seaise, TT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
Wuoerue @obnbGnier.
Gleftriidje Yelend)tuug.
1900 Septert. ct:gaonument.e trai

aauten zines oieier lnooerneit 5uetiiodtgen
Robnbdufer. sic entbalten ale mooernen Gin.
rthtunasn, eIefirifhe uno S~nsbeleudbtuug; ba'
ben 9ombinations'Sisi6ra mo Sorrqibsfam'
mer. etiuas Geues: ouberoem Die i%lenette innlr
f1re Qlumbing, Berbinoils init Nanal; 3rot'
toir, Keller lino Sof- eemeitirt, 10 Sub nttt
Yranotliibie sepfIatterte Siilter . IIlep; bobe
uno eefunoe Gage. Seoen 1n9 biz 8 Ibelios
be nit @leftri6itdt bcleitiet. Gbparb 3. @eI.
Laeber. Sauunternebmer. Bitreau: Nr. 2J37,
Cft.N0pnument.S trate.
I4s-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
SECOND CALL.

1900 baltimore electric Ser ......... SAY
20O0 llnitco RniGpubs inc. .......... 81
1000 &Scit gior. Gur. Ger. ............ 1906
100 llniteo AGiIpaDs COM .......... 1919
30 lilo. ROS, C1ruit Gtio.) ........ 1Oa
A. MercGutiIe lruit ......,......ti2
5000 Ito. ItUS. /. 4er ............... s4Ts
10000 Seabonro sIir Cine 4er. ......... 1915
so ITO. &Us, duuo. (Serip) ........ II
5000 @eor9iu x Ala. con. Der. ........ OAK
5000 lltS. A0S. inc. ............. 81
200 ITO. HbS. 5ino. Ser. .......... II
5000 vii. e. g. ncu der (Gtis.) ........ 10
1000 Cotton Sucf ser. ............. 72a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
gtr, 3 peitliher &oggen. 81 So
ISn SGden, ic nah Gua.
litGt ................ 10 $50
gerfdufe arlf ser bieiiaen effeften'
borie.
FIRST CALL,

5000 llniieo RaiIpops /, 4er........... 84M
1000 llHiteo %aiIUd1s T.. 4Er.......... 81
5000 Limited f~atIrpapS /, 4er.....,..., 84Ts
1000 lluiteo f~niluaDs /. 4er......,... SO
1000 y9sft. Gor. Gar. Ger .............1O 1906
5000 ScGhouro 4er .......... 49H
5000 Scabouro 4er .,....,....... 40A
5000 Sedbodro +et ............,.. 4@s.
$4,000 Seubodro 4er ............... 40b
10000 Gin 3L2er. 1850 95A
1000 atlantic COAT cine con. 4er...... 1913.
2OoO Ntlantic Goait Cine Con. ter. s9Hs
20 Tito. 8ps. Stumbling Cscrip ....... 1854
1000 G%Oriolt e. RI, Der. ...........i0 4
1000 Conf. @as. Ser. 100
1000 Sim Il Suburban Ser. ...........l10
10000 uniteo AuiIpuoo inc. ............ Of
1000 s.. q 2 Bretu, 4rr. ............ 40
1000 yorioIi Nh. x 2tgbt er......... 30
15O Scuboaro SO. com. .............. 9
80 Scabooro 50. ?. pio. ............ itA
200 ltOrfcIi ny. & 2iGbt. ............ IL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
u ~uet.aE,.n:

Cine moberne Cottage nit ~ 3inmern; Got
$50 bel 2l0: Sbdiiens NIB Sbfibdume; artens
fder grunnen; gde SipbnnsSnis uno Tbornton'
goenue; electric EarfsGars iabreH am gIate
b~oriiber; Yreis ~nieoria: Beoiugmnsen IeiHt.
3tdarb 1isnn. speft.ArIinaton. u22-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09

GounftJ, wio. f2 MeiIen bon Der 9aItimorer
Gtuetaren8e. Cine ssarm bon Al adern nit
g9obntdiS uno 3tebengebitoen bic aroere
Himmern rrio fIeinen aiebenaebluoen. g8eeen
@inseinbeiten ~aorefftre man an SIN. &. 0enp,
Tr. 124. eRo.Mmn.s traee, Baltimore, Orb.
u22-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
&ublen nno Sol5.
Hphlen.

Stississ SiGt.nS"iIss. Z SsrS $3.50.
Yumis j. Willingcr.
Gan. strahe. 3peigs9iirean; ySlS 5u,pu Gpal
g." Monuneut', .nabe eIaH. strafe.
Eel: Is. & Y. g8oIfe 1l17.-Wo. eourtI. 2079.
(Npril20. 6l9te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
gu ~perfaufen.

Su perfuufcu:
Sin gr0Ber 6leiitsGisitrnnl qrofc Satire
milbIe uno AcgaIe. Nad~ 5ufraaen in 3r. 1888,
G~ipg o.Npennc. u2n--auJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
SIbiher 2nnoGt fir $220O.

Sbit, 1T eingejdunt. f66ne S1attenbdume, autcS
10 3inrrer' Saus nit reucm Shieieroat, S6eu'
ne. Siibnerbals II. I no. gabe gHbn'tatton;
mub buar be3ablt neroen. RdbereS bel 9.
pnbenbpop, Rr. III, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
(Sabe aud eini9e feline 9lite oit Dem Gam
be 6u oermietbeR) (Septt ,1Ytt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09

|NlN. 3llfl0t I602 WlllfcI;
Terlanot bon Den Glcpatorcn 2OGS
Willd)el; Elepotoren . Vorroib 800.
ll5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
Gteacusciude:


Sin clnse ais quite brittle Suno in elmer
gdderei ipiinfcht Steliung. 9tad5uird9eH in
sir. 1888, NpHlbiu. straRe. N2S-30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
Gu %nerfanfen:
%uerfaufeu:

III UtffnNTtU.
Sin 3ueiit0diaes 2Sobnbuus nit g 3intHern.
Wues in erter GronuIg. Sabrlite ~llnfoiteu
S4S. 0ub5ufrusen in Tr. 932, Gurb.Wiaorira.
StraRe. (12S--3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09

Teutthes Observation-Disclosures
unter btr guffint ber -3euifben 8etent4att-.
uro 0ienftboten, su befhdffigen minf1en, mol.
len I'D perf6nIi6 sber In trdnfirten @riefen an
ben aeenten Der 0sfeuf4att, Sepann .. N.easr.
bsnSen, peiher unenteeitIid ansiunft ertbeilen
Hirh. spre4ftunoen bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
(SaR27. 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
1raueR uub WGbden perlaust.


0erlangt:
Cine 5ran iiir nagemeile Sausurbeit nliBers
balb Der Sfaot. WidH ~aoreiire nit HefereIl6eu
ltno InGahe bes 2obne5 an Gbas. gsctR, Hnua'
ppIts, Nib, G2g-3l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09

VerlaHgt:
Sin WtdodelI fin uua,nttIle 0dlt5lrheif III
elmer Sumilie non 1luei feriuHtH. Nad5itraf
gen in Hr. 2U3I, 2inoer.Nuenne. DSO-l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
Baltimore Warftberidjtc.
Grcitnn s. Wni 1908,

NrcIt 4, :. Wt0I 19US.
Mebl. - 3uiubr 2t02 SGlicr,
cinldlicbIid BOG NGiier 81 Occult
Foint mo 800 Safer 5t Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09

SAFE far'1 ansfanb beisSet q. Slaias, RI.
l1a, Dt.s3aittMsse.ets.s naee 1sksm oeuteAoSe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-09
8erlangt i'm Mgemeinea.
0erlnngt:

Vcrlnngt:s
Sin Wiaun mo ,Srat AMI einem YnlloItt, 81
~erfragen beuie nab II llbr 0tiiiGgs IN Rr. $50,
Hpros puiparbs StraBr. (l3O)
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-19
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QuinIne
Tablets. Druggists refund money u
It fails to cure. =. w. GROVES
Al paso RobIes EIot sprIng..

Among the many charming stop
ping places in California Is Paso
Robles Hot Springs.
Here are conditions ideal for rest
ful recreation; quiet, congenial sur.
roundings and modern, almost lux
urious accommodations.
Paso Robles Hot Springs is a
winter resort hotel with the hoSpi-
tality Of a home; healing spring
without the atmosphere Of a sana-
torium; an enchanting country place
with the conveniences Of q great
resort.
Ask any 0. R. & N. agent for
illustrated booklet "Paso Robles Hot
Springs"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-19
PERSONAL MENTION

w. c Mckenzie ~ Portland was
N the city and domiciled At the oest
dent
Al Hakala, Willie Hakala, \, Para
vola, Charles Rungula, all Of peep
River are ii the city,
!, is. II, Haan ot llwaco arrived IN the
| city yesterday evening
Wallace Stuart 81 1okeland Y IN
the city q guest at the oceident
! w r. HolRster of Portland reach
Cd the city last night
Halvor Nelson 81 Chinook is visit.
Ting Ia the city,
! II. s Bent q Seattle arrived ~
Astoria last evening and il quartered
al the Qecident
G v Andrews of Albany arrived
here Rss night and Is doniciled At
the Merwyn.
III L, Gillian 81 Spokane came IN
on the night express and Is a gues,
al the Northern.
0, b, Savage u Yaquipa was a visit.
tor in Astoria yesterday going on %
Portland on the evening train.
\ N. d, Sufington OF Buffalo. New
York, was doing business in this city
yesterday,
II, +. Martin Of The Dalles, was
Famong the crowds touring at this
end Of the river yesterday.
Samuel Wright merchan, OF
Spokane, spent the day here yester-
day and will 40 to South Bend this
morning.
I, v. Henderson Of Tacoma was q
business visitor in Astoria yesterday,
II. +. Darlington Of Los Angeles
arrived here yesterday, en- route 10
Seattle, via South Bend, aud win
leave out this morning.
H, d, Musgrove of Memphis,
Tenn was among the group o.
drpmmers noted in the local business
world yesterday.
c, !, Shumacher Of Seattle was in
the city yesterday on legal business,
returned homeward last evening via
the 6:l0 express,
Editor Bailey Of the Columbia
River Sun was q business visitor in
Astoria yesterday.
Miss Leila Gilbaugh returned home
last evening after several weeks
spent at Baker City and that vicinity
visiting with friends and relatives.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-19
MADE SUCCESS OF IT.
Young Man Writes In Diary Before
Killing Himself.

FORT WORTH, Texas, Dee. ls--
'It is going 10 be a bigger job than I
at first thought ! hope | make q
success Of it'll never did make a
success Of anything else"
After penning this notation in IL.
hour diary which time he spent con.
templating the act, Patrick Dooley, a
resident Of this city, swallowed a
quantity Of carboiic acid at a railway
depot here early today. dying before
medical aid arrived
At 8 o'clock last night Dooley
wrote Of trying to think Of some way
Of avoiding suicide but that he was
i'll and homeless. He referred in en-
dearing terms to his mother and sis
ter. A little later he complained be-
cause the only way he could find il
possible to kill himself was by swai.
lowing carbolic acid. At different
times during the night he wrote oi
his dependency and warned young
men Of whisky and bad companions
concluding with the expression quot.
ed above.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-19
BoUNTIFUL NEW YORK.
Generous Christmas Expression Fore.
gathering There.

NEW YORK, Dec. lS.-Eyidences
Of prosperity throughout the country
now that the national election is set
tied, promise to bring about a boun-
tiful Christmas in New Yorks Wall
street district. The total numbers Of
gifts for Stock Exchange will run in-
to hundreds Of thousands. The usual
scale Of a cash gift Is 10 per cent Of a
years salary, but this year it will be
greatly increased, II IS said. Banks
through their directors have already
made arrangements for liberal dona-
tions Messenger boys, runners and
elevators men are watching the ap-
'proach Of Christmas with exceeding
satisfaction.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-19

/ NN0NReAe&eNNN
Probably never before has the
football oiever" been at a higher de-
gree il Astoria than during the pres.
ent winter season, The fact that in
the HisS School has turned out n
successful team perhaps has some
thing to do with Il and the enthu-
siam has sprea dthrough al the
grammar grades, Some Of the young,
er boys have organized elevens and
spend their spare hours in studying
the rules of the game and in reading
the sporting pages Of the daily pa
pers, Mothers who never heard
much OF football games before now
are in doubt whether to be proud Of
their growing sons when they talk Of
their weight. stripped, and Of their
ability to tackle low, or to look upon
the whole thing with horror, Some
young men who never thought much
Of going to college now are figuring
night and day on how best to get
there, with the great and laudable
ambition Of making the college
eleven. There's no doubt that young
er Astorian has the football ieves
good and hard.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-19
NAME MEANS SOMETHING.

When A. r. Petersen built and
named the Modern" barber shop, he
meant that Il should stand for what
il was called. No patron has missed
single feature Of the modern ton.
serial parlor at that house, and every
new device in the way Of perfect
comfort and service Is constantly add
cd as it develops. The latest Is an
expert sootblack, the best in the
business; a qualification that makes
his employment really modern.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-19
Guilty Of counterfeiting.

Passing counterfeit money is no
worse than substituting some I'm.
known worthless remedy for Foley's
Honey, and Tar, the great cough and
cold remedy that cures the most
obstinate coughs and heals the lungs.
Foley's Orino Laxative cures
chronic constipation and stimulates
the liver. orino regulates the bow
els 50 they viii act naturally and you
do not have to take purgatives CON
tinuously." T. r. Laurin, Owl Drug
Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-19
A Personal Appeal

II we could talk to you personally
about the great merit Of Foleys
Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
and lung trouble, you never could
be induced to experiment with un-
known preparations that may con-
tain some harmful drugs. Foley's
Honey and Tar costs you no more
and has q record Of 40 years Of cures.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-19
The Palace Restaurant.

Any phase Of hunger can be dainlily
grati6ed al any hour Of the day o.
night At the Palace Restaurant The
kitchen and dining room service are
Of the positive best. Private dining
looms for ladies. One call inspires
regular custom, Try it. Commercial
street, opposite Page building.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-19
If You Are a Trife Sensitive

About the size Of your shoes. it's
some satisfaction to know that many
people can wear shoes size smaller
by sprinkling Aliens Foot-Ease into
them Just the thing for Dancing
Parties, Patent Leather Shoes, and
for breaking in New Shoes. When
rubbers or overshoes necessary an
your shoes pinch, Aliens Foot Ease
gives instant relief. Sold Everywhere
2sc. Sample FREE. Address, Allen
S. Olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y, N. Y
Don't accept any substitute.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-19
Exepnse Accounts Filed


], w. Weleh, elected TO the water
commission, yesterday filed his ex-
pense account for the campaign. Mr.
Welch deposed that he had no ex,
pense, and had made no promise
In. ], Carney. elected to the council
from the First ward, also presented
his account, which showed that he
had spent $3.50 for cards, $500 for
circulars, and $500 for stamps.
Asmux Brix deposcd that he had no
expense and had made no promises.
"a similar statement was made by c.
"a. Abercrombie. The most detailed
reports were put in by Thomas Deal
ey. city treasurer, and olof Anderson,
city auditor, They had divided their
election expenses equally between
them, and their statements were iden-
teal Each had spent $40 to help
defray the expense Of hiring Logan
hall for the Citizens mass meeting
and publishing the Citizens ticket;
mailing cards, $3.50; envelopes, IS
cents; total, $ll.7s. Mr.. Anderson
and Mr., Dealey each made the gen.
eral promise to the Citizens meeting
that they would faithfully perform
the duties Of the Offices il elected.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-19
ADJUSTMENTS
in WYOMING.

in Myoming,a that popular drama
u western ranch life on the frontier
viii be seen here IN the near futufe,
Dealing in a breezy style with The
stirring events at the Dalhy aneh in
the Valley al the Biz Horn 4 thwars,
"a attempt IL cattle r'lstling with !
pleasing comedy vein and delightful
romance running through II, the story
oi "In Wyoming" possesses a iasei'
nation difficult g tssist i is reple'c
with stirring scenes and tense sitna'
tions and always holds the closest IN
terest from start to finish,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-19

The man who delights IN personal
cleanliness, and enjoys his shave.
shampoo. haircut. and bath, In Az.
toria, always goes to the Oceideni
barber shop for these things = end
gets them At their best.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-19

Money Deposited now in our Saw
ings Department draws six months
interest July /, 1909. scandinavian
American Savings Bank. ~,