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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
Gunnocliidjc 0cmcimiGaIt.

GrcilmO0reiBigitc &oGrc3iibuna DER
.2uloutii6en Goaicrcu8" IN Ser
Gmomtcl5 &irdc an Ger rs.
@rcua. TRACE. 2ip t1cjlHe5
mcaocn @ciilliucH. $500 FrjiimQ
Der Vyc0iqtumt@ Gouoi0oiu.
Iop 9}roaromm Iiir njc Sonic
rcuj @odc.
Gic 80. &oDrc9iibuN8 Ger Milan
tiidcn GonfcrcB Ser GuonAcIiidCn
@cnlciliNoit" miro in Der nGhItcn
@pdIc bier in Baltimore in Der Gmus
niicl$ Stride an E,r Grcruc, 5piidllu
Scr Ccruun um0 2ombur0 Strubc.
ingcn. M0brrW0 Die clgMltIidJe Con
icren5 crit oul 0purerItuG Geainnr
ncbmcn Sic Scicrlid)feitcn Der Gonfes
rcn5. ySod)c id,oN an TicnItoa ihreH
Nntang.
@iihoi q. T6omo2 &oumon po1
N%ucntonn, 30, miro Die SitWHg ON
Ionncriton, Mor0Cna I'M 9 llbr cr.
Gifncn mo Mouor ), 9orro N}obool
Nnhulittog2 8 Nor oic &trionmlun9
bcQriiBcn. Sic Neridtc ser @emciu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02

Cicnitoo. brr : WPoi @ormit
tn1a 10 llnr. glufoua Ocs Gromcns
Der irurocn 9lrcDioer lt,o Trcoiot,
orrIg 0cnNi0otcu 9Ibcnh3 S llbr lit
Wnttcsoic1It in Der WoniIonItraRen.
Mirhc. Imn W1doi Tr, 56omo5 BON.
man nrcNiot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02

Sounto0aiduulc, 4Soltor ). Gtjcn BON
&l2o1lono, Obio; 3, llcbcr ben Nl'
Gcnobuno, &oItpr IS. ". Hinoer bon
Hrooflum q. y.
Gomiton ocu 9. Wtui - Ncruuit
.n99; Tortictum0 Der GonIcrcn5.Si ii
lna; Nodnitt0O@: %erIeilung DEL :.i1-
i%!cllunQcn mo SNluB.
Sountog, Oeu 10. Wtoi - G,rmll,
tags 9 llhr; SonntoNaihuIc; Nnipro
hcn pon Fnitor George i. Sdmibt
ron N%&oooGuucL N.sD, s. Wuit bon
EbilnoClpbio, No, II. Noitor e. Ebi-
lirbur uoil Nrootlph N.sN.; &ornl:
tags 1914 llbr: Nr0iuotionSpre0iAt
vtH Mi'doi Ebonla% N,Wmoh : 9.
Mahalittu02 3 No.; Croinotiou"2ct-
tr~b'Gnit Qclcitct rlli M.idoi uno iii
M hluB on oeu'citrn Wiiilion+g 90.
t."('cnlt inter H"itung 6cS FrG
Ac ten Der Gonlcreu5 M~tillioH@Ht.
icaihoit; 9lbcno2 w llbr: @c'onN
%Qpttc80tcnIt mit9Inlprad)cn uonFoItor
{. G. 9cbCr bon Fh.lu0clpbiu, Nc,
mo &oitor ". 5, &olL Nb. O. BON
Vrootinr NJ.
Sn Den nnocrcn &irhen ser cuCi!.
Qcliidcn @cmcinlHnit in Baltimore
iucrocn ON Somtog Nbcno s llhr
Die iolQcnocn ollaluGrtigcn Euitorcn
prcOi1cn Mu0iion , Srnbc &c
mcin0c: Eoltor ). $. Nomb bon Sic.
pclunh, 8, Foitor Is. EbiIipbur bon
@rooflnn u. y; @ou1bitroBc (NiGb.
IanGtmpU: Noitor u. 2. Eiolt BON
rlnion-3iu rs; GroGitroBcn Niii-
ion: ). s.. Gcmcr bon NbilooclpDin,
IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
FIRST CALL.

90 M'GsDIano Rational ............ II
II llutieo 5lainuabS Gom .......... If
5000 Gin icr. 1926 ..1G2lt
$1,000 Conf Gas iiaer ............. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
Wooerne @DbnbGnIcr.
Glcftriid)c YelcndJtnng.
26O0 8epiert, Eti.!Dfcnnnent's trnRe

$3.50.
&aufen zines oieier Tooernen sipeiftbdi9en
Robnbdufer. Sie e~ntbalten ale nlpoerlleTl Glil'
rihtunaeIt, eIeiiriide uno 9Gsbeleihtltng; ba'
ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno s'orratbsfnIn
mer, etipas 3eues; auBerbem bic leneite ldFi'
tdre Ylumbilg. Serbtnoung nit sahal; 1rot'
@rnnptIiibic GepiIaiterte Sinier 8 aQep bobe
nno aeIunoe Gage. 3eben 9as bis 8 Ibeltos
fIr bic Nefi6tiellg often. Gin 0auS sur Fro'
be nit GIeiiri5it1t beIeudbtet. Go'uaro !. Wal'
laaber, Vaiunfernebnler. bureau: Nr. 2531,
OF. YaanumcutsS trake.
u4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
SIhidler Qnnh6t fir S22OO.

Sb't, 1T einee5dliiit, fdDre Sdaitenbdnlne, glies
10 3inlmerspnus nit neien Shtefctoat, S9eu'
ne. Siibnerbuiis II. I. 10. 9inbe g1bnftafion;
biQige Haten bei DfoildtssIidet. Sic 9dlfte
mub baur heSnbIt meroer. gidbereS bel ..
Saoenhuup, Sr. III, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
(Snbe ana einiae fleire 4lGse ani bent Cam
De 6u permieibcr.) (Septf ,11PD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
Gleftriidc Selcndtnng.
Yrat6er & 90.
346 nnS 348 Nurb.Galpert.S trake.
GlritriIhe uno Combinations aanbelaber.
Seioe 5clepbpne.
(Gept1 ,1S)
Baltimore Sransfer So.
ehbuhIGde gigbt. uuo 9pm0arb.S trake.
Sraht.1 ransfcrir.ascnten
transport non
SaubelSgftern,
Waidhinerie
uno 8elbipinbcn.
Wa bic Tan,cn.

Sullae Dafnett, ipel6e mooerne S6neioerfinft
e%rlernen piiniden, fouten nitt i'm 3petfel
nIr bel SrI. VI. Subcrs. 9tr. 302, &e'taSarn'
por5ulprehen, ibren Eainel ais
e~ilitrGgen li1b ie lerreu Die STUNT nab
Der fortsei6riiteniten Wctbooe. sic erbaItetI
nuberben Griinolifen llnterriht i'm 9nfbtetoell.
Sebr IiberaIe Neoineungen. Srl. ID. Subers,
9r. 3O2, Nrit. saratoga' Sirake. (376-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
N.u,imts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

SeutiMes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
urter oer Gufiitt oer g3eutfben SeieuI6ot".
rno 9ienitbotcn, gu beihdtti8en inintten, mol
len lh perfonliG cher in traniirien 8rieten al
ben asentet Der Sefellftaft, 3pbann 2. Daeher,
penoeri, pet6er unentaelilit Iusiuntt ertbetlen
pirb. Spretitunoen bon 1 biz 8 ubr.
CSan27,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
SECOND CALL.

$1,000 Gear. Gol II. 9uG 1............i0i
10000 GcdGonrb 40 glur ter. ......... 4gN
$1,000 1cubodro 9tir cine der ........ 49h
$4,000 llniteo 9iniIWGHs Giut ......... 81
$4,000 lluiteo JiailunOS Ginf .......... 5tls
$1,000 llnitcO Jctruaus Stnf. ...,...... 5t,i
$1,000 IA Ifro (Nroipn gros cts. ... 81
$1,000 GayoItnn Central ier ........... IS
$1,000 Scubonro iOsidbr Der .......... 81
$1,000 ga II. 2ud Gpuf 5er............ 94E
$1,000 zenbooro 3idbr 5er ............ So
$1,000 Spnrroiv's Foint ilacr ....,.... 93
500 uniteo JiDs t1ruI glis) ....... 1OY
$1,000 llnitco 8ps /. der ............. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02

gerfdl,ie auf Ser bieiigen giieften,
b0rIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
Sm %perfanfea.
5000 3focG
WmilfprSs Npemuc,
3piihcn 2G. Iuo -. @raGc.
gUn EcnB Gebaut,
SO gicbt teiEc bgNcrcn.
gair lhOpieu, NnOerc sbmcu nadp.

SO giCbt teiEc %tCfercn.
glir ~it,Opieu, g.uOerc sbmcu nnd,.
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all, NrlIlGl Gurt1 Ndlmlcliter mt: CT
1tliB ona AcnurtIae 8uNeile6erL uuo bieIs
lctnt lam CT etnlge &OCe'H l6opieH, Die er
1T letnen ndbltcH Nuuten nus'librcH lIlae,
ME Nloere g ibtn. SeOc @i9eubcit mo
9tnrthllIlG lit unlcrc lpe3ieuc Spce NM
eillluurl. Nl1ts non anocrcn 9duierH
HGhgeubmt.
$radtuuGe gluBuurDcu.
Sir Hcale BON iudDlCriibein @efbmud &C.
bnul, III lctlcnl OciicH (bcilc ltUrosgaltis
more >, VcGboo0 0ttabta, nabe RSuudu5
Farl, Nele1eH, Hlir elnc iir8e Strcde pul
Dem llelleiI Vouleuaro uuo nSruio=pits
Sart. Nehiloete Eeute lt1o &brc 9tud)bGrn,
lelIc ltIlGebunQ; Shuleu iiir ole Niuoer in
Der Nube uno nltr II Uitmrlen bon brGi
gSagguua Hinicu bis llut mttttc. puufte Der
Stuot. Qo0fter Tun!i in Ger Staot. IN Der
oelleil 2Seilc aebhlt nm mil GroBter Spr8s
ter nit Stcin Bcrntoa 5runte C9oitoner
galarD, 9rUBe Srontcn, mo gdlIpldBe t54
TllB tel bto 3t elmer 20 SUB pittcrsIuc1.
&fsi Sorlcn 9anier - I, 5 itn6 . simmer.
Wltiitons5 tniring, futitoole @nss mo clets
tribe GidntsSta1oelnher, prndDtool oeforirt,
I'M SGuS etngebuute, nit SlieSeH nlis9eleate
9teInrdnie, SIS miro bon Dem 8uf cinGef
lCgt; fem @Cfab 5ltnt Sutg oes %2Suiiers,
"dutomntiidbc SnflecruIlQ bes gSaliets III oel!
Nui; Nyiihcu NtaDiueitc; ~&iidemunuoc init
Sdlttds Gelitn idoeiteri; Senlierltbei 80
~ Corners. 1ilbCrlhrdnie, Nletoerfdrauz
fe, Qjnncn, smrdnic. Soilctteu. GabiRette i'm
NnocitmnrT 9iciitn9 Ggnorntl, 5loet Be
ruuOcu am .iutCrbuu5. Nrlcrtpilrc Dem 500
ie ~. |G.iric @cnr0iu 5ittc SuBb6oen.
NIT pluttcr. 100 SuB hrettcr StruGc 5lpis
ibcn ocu SuuierH hiyciier NnitluB an ole
ucic 'uuitdrc Nnun.ifirInp.
Itu'lerbdl9 icti 6ur SHipefttol often.
3uieYb .. RenB,
Srbauer mooerner Sduicr,
~" Tr. 2it, st. paul. StrnRc.
Wldbine Nnnr. 9lniublung, melt nab ees
GenfeitiA h~cfricoiGcnocu NeoiuGunAcn.
stseut al Srt uup strue.
@ilmors Strn6e uuo @uiIforos gIrenucs
0ugguns rnfiirel %. Strubc unO Suilioros
Apelluc 6ant clH 0dlIlergeptcrt noroIib.
(9Foti 1Wf)
Su rcrtnuicu:
Sine mooeruc Cottage nit ~ 3immeru; "a
100 bel 21O; G6Gt!en uno Hbnoduruc; arteit
iber Qrluren; ode Gilpunu-Sdt uuo Iborntou
Glectric Eurf Gar3 in6rcr am @Iapt
8reis ntcori8; gcoinGul9cn IctAt
Rit1aro Etean, GScit.Nrlinatpu. 022-4)
Su pcgianicn:
Smci feline Semitic Surnefl IN Inrle IrIlilocl
Dto., - WtellcIi bon hcr baltimore
Stubtprcn6e. Sine SGrm bon II 9ldern mi
mo observation-disclosures: ole dlloeCC
Surm lnHluBt ~ Ndcr init Sdio bon i'm
3lmmeru mo ~iIcilet gtebengebdltocn. 2SeGel
@irjclnbclirll %Norciitre man an lSrt. 7. acnip
124, eiiOs MINI strafr, @nitiinpre, @io.
U22-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
8erIanat:

Gin IleiBigfr Sd,ubml6er, Inn eineH alien
Bias 81 iibernebmer. Mlun a%oreiltre: ~,
yIcutider 6prrcippnb cut." U22-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02

Gin Ieotecr 9lrbciter fhr cine @drtneret.
Nah3ufraqen bel y. gsaltber, 6loriit, Fart.
ScigDts. Npcnue, nnbe Sbirtc1. @morp @rpoc.
Ubcr Tifesotue Sug9oHS. Ops
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
3n famfcn seiudt:
Sn p%erfaufcn:


3u Ucrfaufen:
Glia elm oreiii0dige5 0als nit ltehll Stils
nIeru; Wtieibe $1S. Nad3uirnecu bel Slaries
1urtpn, gr. 200, ct. g,aui'Strafe, ODER sr.
1903, 9tpro.W iumuts Strnsr. t23-G
Gu ucrfaufcu:
Sin Tferh mn 9Saeen. paiero lit cine Vude'
rel. Nadb5ufra9en IN 9r. 653, Aeits9ee'S traRe.
12l-3),
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02

WDlf NtI0 Yu0lo.
3tuei Wtinncr iilben Stptt uno 2pgts bel ais
f~tanoigen ocuil1en QeltteH. 9td35uIra9en IN
6er office oes y5eutiGsn Gprrcippnsenten."
U22-4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
Ierlaugt int Nassmeiuea.

&erlnngt:
&oilenIufc SiclleHoerlnlttellillG Nlt1ehtpultaort
ho.ltfinoi0c Miid)e liir 100. llIro Zoe. ,WiarnlunD
Ginning BOOM" Y,r, 20H, GcntrcsWiGriet'elncc
u23-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02

gerlnngt:

sin Bidder ais brittle SGno iiir einerl @Iut III
GnnucpninA, Wio.; Hubn So bis ST. prO 2SOhc,
iomie Nuit mo Gpgie. JiuD5ulrd9cH mad 1
llbr gtu6miita9S Del 3idluuic BROS, Hr. "a,
ucrldugertc ouriurosA Urnuc. tl23D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02

Wcrlaugt:
Gin outer itetiger 8lder. gfdb5lfrdsen IN
Or. 1873, Satersstr, ,peitiiG pcn 6ultpn'Npc.
G22-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
Berlangt Manner uno Snaben.

@erlangt:
Sin Nuder ais 5luelte Sanb. 9tnh6Htrngcu
SilblanosNu unp 'Stru.e, Stgb'
lanotUiun. (l23,0J
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

was passed by the legislative assem-
bly last year. Two members of this
committee were to be the mayor OF
The city of Santa Fe and the super
intendent of the New Mexico penl-
tentiary and the appointment or the
third was left to the discretion or
the governor. The estimated cost OF
the arch Is $1,000, and 1t is speciiled
that in its construction convict labor
from the territorial penitentiary be
employed.
Miss Cassie Cross, who became the
bride of Frank o. Brown at her
home in Santa Fe New Years night
is well known here, She has SIS SIS
ter living on "A ranch few miles
south of this city and recently visit
ed her. Mr.. Brown who is now one OF
the proprietofs- of the ireland Phar-
macy at Santa Fe. was formerly a
prescription clerk in this city: Mr.
and Mrs Brown will visit friends
here In a few weeks.
Chas. Michaels, age 81 years, dled
rather suddenly this morning OF
pneumonia. The remains at the un-
dertaking perlors of A. Borders are
being prepared for shipment to the
home of The parents in Nebraska.
Michaels came to Albuquerque about
three years ago for his health. lie
viii be remembered as the young
man who has been often seen driving
fine team of cream colored horses
about the city. on New Years day
he called a doctor to attend bad
cold. The physician pronounced the
| disease to be pneumonia and the
most heroic treatment 10 cure II wa!
| resorted to but without avail, Th'
malady had been running some tim'
before the physician was called. TIT
] deceaseds family are reputed to b'
! wealthy.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03
PERSONAL


Some more Kream Klips. Every
body likes them. Richelieu Grocery
Mrs. George A. Fleming, of Las
Vegas, is reported seriously i'll with
the grip.
III. j. Hagerman, ex-governor OF
New Mexico, returned to the city last
evening from a business trip 10 Arl-
zona.
DR.. III. ]. Rowell, surgeon for the
Grant Bros. Construction company
at Belen, spent yesterday in the city
and returned to the cut-on town last
night.
1t doesn't come any better than
you get it at the Richelieu Grocery
Miss ELLEN Frakes and Miss Olena
Kennebeck have returned to theif thit
home at Belen after pleasant Visit
In the city to friends.
The remains of Lindow, the
man killed at the saw mill at Guam
may be seen by friends at A. Bor-
deIs' undertaking parlors tomor-
row. The body will pe put on the
train tomorrow evening ana shlppeu
east.
Phoenix sweet oranges for holiday
| trade at the Richelieu Grocery
Dave Summers, a well known en-
| gineer running out of Ell Paso' Is IN
| the city NlSltlnR IeldllNe -. hl9' ''Ni.A
| mers has been the guest OF her moth
| er, Mrs. Gus. Leasman, during the
! holidays. She and Mr.. Summers Will
return to the Pass City together.
The Santa Fe cutoff train has
started the new year by arriving IN
II albuquerque three days consecutive
i ly on time. A large number or peo-
4 pile from the nearby towns are USING
4 This train now instead OF the carry
morning train, when they come ic
the city to do trading
The special train of II. w sharp
general superintendent for the santa
Fe, with headquarters at La Junta
which has been on tour OF the Rl'
! Grande division, is expected TO ar
rive in the city this evening. super
intendent Sharp is accompanied nA
his family, and superintendent f. l.
J Myers.
The recital given last night b!
II Prof. John H. Crum, of the UniVer
: sity for the benefit of the Highland
Methodist church was hterar!
treat. A large crowd attended IN
entertainment The musical piece
( were among the enjoyable numbers
on the program.
Two of the finest stands of litho
1 graph paper ever put on bill boar,
) in this city are now TO be seen o,
! West Central avenue and on Sout
2 | second street in connection with a
= announcement OF the coming of Chas
4 b. Hanford, who will present An
y tony and Cleopatra at the Elks' OF
B era house on next Tuesday night.
3 The Misses Purdy Edith an
o Grace. daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
q T.. Purdy, anticipate a visit to the
= brother, Early Purdy, Of Ell Pas
Z They expect to leave for the Pa
. city this evening. Mr., Purdy Is cor
= nected with the Albuquerque, Den
& ing III Paso and Pacific lnspecuo
y bureau, with headquarters at ]
q Paso.
x Gov. Curry yesterday announc,
q the appointment Of Ex-Governor
b Bradford Prince of Santa Fe, as u
Q third member OF the commissiC
Y which will have charge OF the ere
x tion of the stone arch at the sout
x west corner Of the Plaza, marking 4
4 terminus of the santa Fe trail, whi'
Q iu years gone by was the only owe
q land route between Santa Fe and Z
* Mississippi river. The act for &
= erection of this memorial arch W
4 passed by the territorial legislatu
Q in 1908 Another act amending o.
- Of the sections Of the original b
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03
fLyWHtEL CRUSHtS
FLEEING GIRL
Escapes From Machine, Crashes
Through Wall and Creates
Panic.

Los Angeles, Calf, Jan. S.-The
fvwheel Of an engine in the r. w.
Jridham paper box works at liz
Center street broke from the ma
chinery 10 which it was attached yes
terday afternoon, cut through a par
tition with the speed of diseharg-
ed bullet Knocked down seyeral TONS
on cardboard, whiGzed through a
workroom full of girls and struck
Mary Worner, aged is, in the side.
She fell unconscious Edward Bren-
dige. a stationary engineer, who was
in the roor- ran, screaming trtm the
place.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03
SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE.

3 pkgs of DR.. Prices food. .....2 Csc
2 doz. fresh Kansas eggs. Csc
lbs of choice apples. Csc
cans of 15c grade sardines. 25c
IL &c grade of salmon. .10c
Cod fish, per l ID brick lie
Minute Tapioca, per pkg. 10c
15c pkg of BoraX. .12c
IL u c grade of Yermicelli .,... 10c
Succatash, per can ...........,,10 10c
Eagle milk, per can 15c
CurrantS per pkg &c
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03
MORTUARY
Nnnn BelI Enelisll.

Mrs. Anna Bell English, wife OF
Arthur English, of 615 South High
street. passed away yesterday atter
an extended Illness. Two small emil
dren mourn the loss of mother.
The remains will be shipped tonlght
by f. IL. Strong, undertaken 10
Springfield, Ill.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

Laura, the nine-months-old daush.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Brady, OF
John street, died very suddenly yes
terday of a complication of diseases
f. II. Strong has charge of the run
eral arrangements.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

NJ. Louis. % years old. railroad
employe. died at the Santa Fe nos,
pital yesterday of cancer. Fuherai
arran gements have not been COM
pleted.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

Lord Long, II years old, health
seeker, died of consumption yester-
day on the Highlands. The remains
viii be shipped to Kansas for burial
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03
THE MAZE.
VIM. Kieke, Proprietor.

Take DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills They promptly relieve back
ache and weak back. Sold by j. H.
O'Rielly Co.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-03

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of itching, blind,
bleeding or protruding piles in to
IA days or money refunded. so cents.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-06-18
Coal River Railway

Time Table No. 10, in Effect October
Is, 1907.
TRAIN No. LEAVES Peytona 6:1Aa ~
arrives at St. Adams ESQ a. m con,
Meeting with c. & o. No. Ia east
bound and No. 7, west bound
TRAIN No 5-Leaves Peytona 1:sonm
arrives at St. Adams sos D m Con-
Meeting with c. 8. o. No. 6 east
bound and c. & o. No II west
bound, and with c? g. o. No co.
passengers east of Hinton.
TRAIN No. 5-Leaves Madison. little
eeal } SIG a. m, arrives at Sproul
o5e a: m, connecting with train NJ
for St. Adams ~
TRAIN No. 2-Leav@s St. Adams 10
receiving passengers from c. &, 10
NO. "a and Nc. 81, arrives at Peytooa
1886 a. m. y 'ooa
TRAIN NO. 4-Leaves St. Adams 40
trains No No. and No ,, A. ~.
Tlves at Peytona S. 4o D. m. 90
TRAIN No o-Leaves Sprou1 $40
receives passengers Coal Rive trs;,,
No. 4, arrives at Madison at 60 ~. -
SHAs. K. McDERMorrs
1 Gent Supt.
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FINANCIAL
MONSTROSITY

When tn panic started last fall q
shout went up for currency reform.
| can elastic currency" would solve
our troubles, we were told. Xxx
element was kept at fever heat,
and Senator Aldrich presented the
most damnable and un-American
bill ever conceived in the Ameri-
can house of lords. In a few
words; it provided that the secre-
tary Of the treasury could Q. K.
the bonds of any railroad and ac-
cept same as security for real
money. But some of the little
bankers quickly saw that the man
that dictated the appointment of
secretary of the treasury held the
key to the situation, and the tide
commenced to turn.
Later the Vreeland bill was pre-
scented, and between that and the
Aldrich bill financial monStrosity
was born last week over the vigor-
GUS protest of Senator La Toilette.
This is the way the new law will
work. The Toledo Clearing House
association, can endorse security
offered by one of it's members to
SSSuAe emergency CURRENCY, VI Ii
allows banker to apply to the
secretary of the treasury direct,
who is sole judge of securities
offered. Senator Aldrich has con.
tessed that his original idea is
found in the new act, and Wall
street now has market for every
railroad bond so soggy with water
that the public would not accept
as gift.
The bill is a frightful piece of
imam clal legislation. The minority
feared to attack it because q couple
OF riders, wisely attached, would
put them out of business.
That senate crowd can give
Jimmy the Burglar points on real
work .-Toledo Union
Leader.
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Sue Labor Unions For $4,000.

Suit for $50, 600 damages against
labor union, in which it is
sought to obtain Judgment against
the property of individual work
lngmen, has been brought by the
Citizens Alliance of Denver, Col.
on behalf of a marble company, on
the ground that members of the
MARBLE Workers Union held up
the construction of the Ideal Build.
ing in Denver by strike for
higher wages. The American
Federation of Labor will fight the
suit to the highest courts.
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Political Announcement.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

/ respectfully announce to the citizens
OF karawha county that l am a candi-
date for the House of Delegates subject
to the Democratic convention and
solicit the support of the people who
belleve IN good government and pledge
myself to serve the people if nominated
and elected.
J. II. SHANK, Dungriff, w. Va.
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FOR CONSTABLE

FOR CONSTABLE.
hereby announce myself candidate
for Constable of Charleston Nistrict sub
ject to the decision of the Democrats
primaries or convention.
WRIT w. DONNALLY
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The union label, always remem-
Der it.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-10-08

There's tremendous lot of talk circu-
lated these days about the millionaire
farmer.
Down in Telluride the season seems to
be considered backward unless they get
snow in September.
When you try to hit the man who has
another fellow down you usually miss
him and land on the other fellow.
Queer, wasn't it, that with all their
oily dealings Foraker and Haskell we're
not slick enough To escape exposure?
Again the baseball fans have been
given the pleasure of seeing in print that
new poem entitled casey at the Bat"
Taft, in referring to Foraker, said he
couldn't sit on a man when he was down.
Guess the senator is pretty nearly down,
all right.
Ii Maud Muller had only known OF
the many parodies that are sprung on
the public in.these days we don't believe
she would ever have raked that hay.
While it may be the noblest kind OF
revenge to forgive our enemies, most of
us would rather administer a sound
trouncing before doing the forgiving act.
SuCCh hiCAdhdtid ndS StCuftu u DTOt-
ise from her maids not to keep diary
while at court. Probably her experience
while princess of Wales prompted that
precaution. -
Francis Darwin. a son Of the lannon's
scientist, says plants shouid be classed
as animals because they have habits
and memories. The vegetarian must
now subsist on air.
The cry Of "more business and less
politics" is all right, but what is really
needed is more business-like politics,
such as the past two republican admin
istrations in Colorado have been.
We have no intention of knocking the
millinery business, but somehow when
we see the stuff a woman puts on hat
to make her appear well dressed. we
just wonder il civilization really civilizes.
Many a man has relied on money to
help him out OF a bad situation, butit's not
every man who can make his money save
both him and itself like the eastern man
who knocked out highwayman with a
bag of money.
A Colorado Springs man wants all
the residents of that place to wear
straw hats all winter to advertise the
Springs as winter resort We foresee
good business for doctors and drug
gists il that becomes the custom there.