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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29

5 It eS cine ungeiebIi6c
g pielm 6ine2- 3mei Wfnl
innerbolb elmer @odc murbe SEER u.
g. 8ebefinb, Snbaber cines Heltau.
rants, gtr. 8, Glop.S trabe, benz Yoli.
5eiridter bes mittleren Giitrifts me
ter ser @nidulbiaung uorgeiiibrt,e cine
Slotmoifine in ieinem 2ofal gebal.
ten 81 bo6en, ouf ser I'M Gigarreu
gcIpielt ipurOe. S6on am Wontag
mllrbc SER @eoefinb in berieIben
9lngclegcnbeit pcrboitet, ieood) mieieu
Die @roBgeihmoenen bie gc9en i'm
crbobene ACKNOWLEDGING ab, mornui.
BIN Serr @ebcfino ole Woidine bon
Nellcm in ieinem 2ofal ouiiteate. Sim
6reitog erfolqte Ole 5peite Ierbol.
tltng. Toli5eirid)ter Grammar bebielt
iid Die Gntideioung in ser Sohe Dor.
lGuii9 Dor, ga er 5uerit nit StaotS.
anualt Slucns conferiren nil.
st. Y~auluS Hitter" lei.
crn Eotronotsfeit. - Sn Ser
81. %&reu5-&ird)e, an @eIt., nobe
2iabt.S traBe, ieierte ser st. Gou.
llS-3ittcrpcrcin" aeitcrn Moraen iein
Eotrocinium ourd Elm feierliheSSod ).
amt. glS Gcle6rant fllngirte Tater
G%ngelborbt, ais Giofon 8oter Conner
mo OILS Subinfon Batter Stterbein.
Inter Den 0urh itorfe Gclegotionell
pcrtrctcncn @creinen befonoen iid
Die st. @fidoelss," st. @coras.,"
st. Sron3isfuS-" uno .St.Sofobus.
Hittcr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29

galtimurcr, iucldc Die SOmmer.
Monatc nufcrbalb Der Staot ucr6rin'
ocn, f6nncn Den Correspondent" nadj
irgcno elmer IorciIe in ben @crcinis.
fen Staatcn, europa, WcrifO nnO
Canada 5ngeidift crbnltcn. Die
9lorcHe mag 10 oft ais ge,uiinIdJt &C.
Gnocrt iucr3cm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29
Tiir SuGniOn's Domination.

@encrolompolt Siooc 2obc StruI3
BON MiorpIono miro 0icicl6c olli
Dem 0Cmotrutii6cn NntionoLGon.
bent in 3enpcr mtcritiiBen.
Scrr @arficIo oils @ice.YrGiiocnt'
idaitS. Gonoiout porgeidluger.
9tuh6em am 3. %uli inn SotCl Ge1s
merit cine Gonicren5 Scr Oemofrati'
ihen Delegation itott9ciunoCn bat,
ucldc ult9erforcn mltrOc, INN Die o.
mofrnter MarpIan0'S auf Ger Notio'
rolGonpcntion in 9cnper 81 pcrtrc.
ten crfol9t Ole Nbreiie ON 3. >Sult,
500 Worgen3, bonn llnion- 9obnb1f
CHS. Die ~NubGnqcr Sobnion'S, mel.
die I'M Stootc Worplano itort bertrc'
ten iinO, bobcn in letter 3cit mieOcr
ncltcn Wlttb gcfoBt, felt cS ii6 bcrs
cll89citcIt bat, ooB 8rDon i6lucrlidj
Eel Ser criten Tbltinmung nomlinict
lrCrOcn fam. sic boffcn, ooB &icle,
sic bel Scr critcn |9lbltimmung iiir
@rpon itin1mclL loboIo ie icbcu, Oob
tcricl6c nidt ~gcniiqeno Stimmcn bat,
iid bon ocmicl6en obnenoen mer.
Sen.
Sir sic W0rpG1n0er Tentofrotcn
lit b~cionocrS oic Sbotiodc, BOB Der
@encrnIanmnlt Slooc Sobe StroltS
bcn Nntrog olti Die Domination bon
@onuerncur Sobnipr unteritiibcn
miro, BON &1tcrciic. Sin ipc5ieler
Nb0cionbtcr bat bel Srn. Strolt5 Dor.
0ciprodcn mo oCIllelben erilld)t, oie
?tOminotion Al: unttr'tiiscn, meld)erl
@cIltd) &r. Strnll3 b%crcitmiQi9it cnt.
iprcd)en miro. i@r. StrollS lit nebcn.
bel NIT Dem 9lbinlicn BON ctlidcn BE-
idliiiiCn bci66iti9t, mcldc cr Scr Be-
nofrntil6cn Tlottiorm cinpcrIel6t
ieben m0d)tc, 8cinNtc Heiollltionet
iino nod) Den Frin5ipicn bon WGl;.
llcrn mic Scifcrion, Sil0cu u,O Glcpc'
lonO ob1cioBt, uno tbre InnoblHe
iu1rc 0n}lt ongctbnn, oic Eortci in
Den Nll9cn oeS c%unieruntiOcn Glelnen.
les 81 bobercm AnlCben 81 briuacn.
ST.. Sohn i. Mobon, Der bcnlotruti.
i6e Siibrcr IN scr Gtoot Baltimore,
hat iid 0lcif Srl. StrnIS OiicntIid)
iiir 8oupcrnclm Sobnion mlagcipru.
dlen.
Inter Den ntScrlpGbltcn 1cleGotcn
III ser G%nnpcntion rpor picl oupon bic
&coc, Den Gr-@ollpcrncur MariiclS
fiir haS Nnt 0CS iccsYrGiiOentcn III
&orihlog ST bringen. So0or Ser
Sobn !. Mtnbon bot iid) fir Elm lol.
dlcS Gorgcbcn ulsgeiprodcn. Ga
lfcincn nbcr bis iebt sic Scrrcn oic
Gednllng obnc ben @irtb gcmodt 81
Gobcn, oern ser Gr. @oltpcrucur bat
burd)nll0 tcin &crlnngen nnd) ocnl
hcbcn Nmt mo folglit Nicmunocn
nutorilirt, Icincn Namen IN Soridlog
5i brin1cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29
Sm Silbcrfran5c.

lieutenant Sobn 8. Strott pom nett
lidcn YoIi5eioiitrift ieicrt feline
Sil6crbodBeit. - Stomrmt bon
bC,tlhcn Gltcrn. - Grbielt 5ohl.
rcide @cihcnfc uno @~ratnlotio.
men.
lieutenant rSobn :. Strott bon!
ipcItliden Toli5eioiitrift mo icinc
Satin Srol Wollic &. Strott, geb.
M%onntree, bcgingcn geltern oos Set
Der i%ilbcrnen Soh5cit. Sieutenont
Strott, elmer Der popnlGritCn Foli.
seibeomten NoItimore'S, Der iid) lei.
ncr itetcn 3~uuorfommenbcit nno ict.
mes beidciocncll, oufrihtiocn @eienS
lpcgcn ciltcn ipcitcn &reiS BON
Srcunocn crluorben bot, Ituntmt bon
0clltldcn Gltcrn, lino Der Sllbilar
ielbit id)Glnt iih nid)t, ieinc Wiutter'
ipruhe 81 iprehcn, mcnn INNER iid)
sic @clegcnbcit bietet. Sein Sutef,
&r. Sobann Strott, fam IN junger
Sobrcn not Baltimore. Sobn s.
Strott crblidtr I'M Sabre 1858 boS
2id)t Der Melt unb mlIrbc an %.
SUM 1883 nit icilter ietigen Satin
eetrolit. Ger Srbilar, meldcr unl
10. Septembcr 3. IS. 90 Sabre lang
inn Toli5cioicnit itcbt, mitrbe an /.
Sanuor 1903 gum 2iclltcnant err
rannt uno bon Dem Gentraloiltrift
nod) per lucitlihen Yoli5eiitation Der
iett. guH Der ilberoiS glildlitell
Che aingcn bie iolgenoen &inoer ber'
Dor: 6rou @ciiie Ieocrcr, Sr. Gbos.
Strott, &r. @ondrb Strott uno Sri.
Coma Strott. lieutenant Strott
mobnt felt lGngcrer 3eit in GER. 2S16,
Sit.@oltimorc- Ctr.
| 49, n. NJ III --..n.L.uQ uohk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29
Scbbcrs cin5iaeS MtcIicr.

@ir babrn nnr Elm Mtclier in @alti.
more, nno bas bcfinSct iid in Der
Gta9e ~ rbcner GrSc, Nr. 321, Nuro'
Gan, nabe Sisb.Str. &inocrsEbu'
t~oarapbien cine Spcsialitat. - Seine
Marntrn mno feline Srcpprn sn itciscn.
s. Scbbel. 6. Grni, 0eidaftsiibrcr.
(315@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29
,Sarmunic.Gafe

Wr. 414, @eit.Jagettc- Strake, Garf
Sdmiot, Snbaber. 9urtmnnocr mo
MGr5cn : Sier ant 3apf. Diners,
SomperS a Ia carte. Der Gunner.
sartcn jctt fit bas YnbIifnm ofien.
Clpril1 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29
Sbcu. 8. Oicncr &. Eu.

0chtides lno mnoeres m~nsIGnoi.
ihes 8cIb g%efanit nnb %perfauit.
@eIolcnoungen beiorst nod 1eutid.
lano ScItreif, Gublano II. /. III.
@ed)icl allsgciteat ailf ausl1nbiide
ganfen. G%reoitbrieic uno Srapelers
Cheques.
217 Sit.galtimorc. StraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29
Eit-Yaltimurc. StraRe.
,Ndtct auf nnfcr 1adstbum."

V<f'T'RF ""T HHTtF <CUUJVFUHW'
@aggonS fir @aibineton iebe babe
Stunoe auf sen yEunft." 8eoer in
Walbington, nod InuapoliS lit es
rotbig, 81 aeben ODER autiden at
mietben.
(@ai15) r2ic Gleftriidc 2inie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29

Ser crIte SubreSbcrid ) t
scr &creini0tcn &9roelitildcn @eiclls
id)nIteuL, Dcrcn &ouptQnnrtier iid) IN
Nr. All, @citS oucttcsS Str, bCfin0et,
lit iocbcn I'M Grud cridicnen. NllBcr
Dem nllgemcinen @eridt entbGlt Der
Ielbc 0crihtc Der SSroclitiI6cn Wobls
iDGtigtcit8. @elealhoit, Der S5raelitls
ld)cn Spipitol mo @elcllhoit,
beS Sanen.9tGbfrciieS ocS S3roeli-
tiid)cn SoipitnlS, beS iSroclitil6U
@oilenbouieS, beS Ganlcn.@iiliaoers
Gins bea iSraelitiid)en MoilcnbouieS,
hcS SSroelitiihcn 9omcnsgt1b.G Ser
Gins, Der GoGtCr IN S5racl, Den Wot'
cobGcr, Der Soroelitii6en Sreibecroi'
rrnoSs@cicalhoft, Der SSraclltiIdcn
Gr5iebungS @eicuihoit, ocS Goncll
WtilN unb GiS Sonos, be5 SSrucliti'
iden SeimS iiir Shmin0lilhtige, 10.
mic cine Cite Der 9eitrdgc.
Gas Eicnic BON =. 4. @on.
ier'S Nngcitclltcn finoct hicleS
Sohr Ntittc Sui IN &ebcr'S Fort
itott. Gie Scitbcb0rbc lit mic iol0t
5uIomnlengcicbt:
GmpiongS Gomitc: GboS. q. @.
@ontcr, &orlibcr; CHARLES Softer,
Serm. Sorn, Gurl Sniincr, Is. 9ic.
gel.
@ar.Goniite: &, Holp, Sorlieer; =,
Giiirin, Niiiitcnt.
Son5.Gpmlitc: Sobn @ob, &oriibcr;
e. GorbpcIl, Iiiiitent.
ainocripicl'Gomitc: &. 4. ". 0on'
ter, @orlitcr; ". @iintbcrSbcrg, q.
Slider, Iiiiitcntcn.
Tlot,Gomite: S. GGnigSmort, Gb.
Slndctbcr1er,
SNicBitanb: II. Gurfcr, Is. no
rnc5cd.
@ilritituno: ). Eroincr uno Sobn
Sdid.
Announcements ii r " a d
Der bccnbct.-9ic arrangements
ipclhc iiir boS nGd)itcn Monot ltott.
iinocnoe Worinc.W anoper bon ocnl
Gommanocur ser Wurplonb Worinc'
Brigade. Sres. $. @n9ncr, GetroIIerl
muroen iino icbt p%ollitdnbiN bccnhet.
Gic Brigade miro Baltimore onr Is,
Sui pcrloiicn mo on 81. Sili Sll'
riidtcbrert. Itc Wonoper, mclhe bod
interclinnte Sd)otIpielc bieten mer'
bcn, mcrpen III Der mtercn Gbeia.
penfe.9ai a~bgcbolteu. Gonmonoenr
@oaner CAB om Somitog on 9or>
Does &ononenbootes nssSla DC Guba"
Elm Siner, ~ meldem Moior Silb.
baro uno onS Siii5ierscorps beS Sor1
WeSenrD aelooen maren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29
Eonncnonfs uno ltntcraana.
Cns @cttcr.

Tiir WornIanD unO oen IiItriti
Columbia bclltc Flares Wcttcr, Gict'
Itoa @elpiticr mo nieorigerc Gcnrpe.
ratlr I'M n0roIideu Gbcile, I'M iiioli.
6en SbciIc flares Wettcr,
@eitern betrltg bic b0dlte Scmpcro.
tlr 81 @rno nm 3 llbr Nadnlltto9a
mGbrenb ser nicbrigite thermometer.
itono nm 5 llbr Morgen8 G3 @raN
mar.
On Sen iibriacn @unbeS @cttcr.
observation-disclosures mitrbc Scr iol.
gcn6c h6d)itc SbermomctcrIton0 Der.
5eidluet; Goitport GIG, Tortlonb II.
Bolton 50. NIbonp Sc, Nem- port 81,
Y6ilobcIpbin IS, NtIonticsGitp II.
@nibinQton Sc, NorioIf 81, @ottcro5
rs, Charlotte Sc, @ilmington 50.
Gborlcltou 50. Soporuob 81, Sodion.
pile 50. Sllpitrr 50, Sen @eIt Sc, gt.
lnntn Sc, Wontgomrrp 90. Nclu Or
leans 30, Folcitinc Sc, Collection Sc.
Corpus Gbrilti Sc, Mcmpbi5 So, Sin.
cinnnti 90, EittSburg Sc, SSlpeNo 81.
Buffalo SO, Glepclono 81, Setroit 81.
9llpeno 81, Woroitcttc &c, @rccn @or
so, GbicoNo 50. Iulutb II, ct. Toltl
16, ct. 2olriS 81, &onio@sGitn 81.
Smnbn &c, Suron 7G, @i3n,ord GG.
NiaiIton GO, SABRE GS, NeIeno GS.
Snlt 2ote 70. Tenuer 40, Nortb
Elotte GS, Googe Gitp &c, NmoriQc
81 un0 Sos N1QeIc8 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29
Shiffsfarten

bon lino mad europa ii6er Baltimore
ooer Netp-0orf, &aiiite ober 3wiiden.
oef. WedieI, anslGnoiides BeIO,
Greoitbrieie unS 8eloienbungcn.
Sbco. s. 9iener & ST.,
Nr. 217, Git.Yaltimore- Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29

HGTe snr Meiie luis ansIanS Re.
forst 6. @aiue, 3r. 4t3, Dn.gaIti.
uasreirase, natt Cation Ssnk Xse,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29

@aicbnII. - 9aS bi5brr lin,
erb6rte bat iid) 5rtActraAcn. 0ic
Orioles" bnbcn Qcltern III Nemnrt
2mei SpiCle AMI einnlol gcluonmcr
mo lino jebt rlir iieben 0unttc bin.
fer Buffalo 5ltriid. Die Score Scr
Spiele mar;
IN Netparf..
Critics Sptel - Baltimore .; gieiparf I.
SlueiieS SpieI - Baltimore 1; 9icpnrt O.
IN W,outrenl.
WnnircnI 6; 7oroniu ..
IN HudN Erlnt,
SrttCs Gpiel -Froniocnce 10: ScriearSitn l.
3mci!cs epicI @ropiocnec 4; 2crlb sim o.
2 comment IN lternib +. - Bc'
itcrn bntien mir cine Sunncniinitcra
nib. Die in Baltimore bon 9,25 Nor.
gems bis I llbr Nndmittng3 bcobnd)a
tct lpcrbcn tonntc, GA mGbrcno Scr
9on5cu Belt sic Come lihtbor mar.
Wobl Der groBere Sbcil ser 9ap0lfc,
rling @oItimorc'S bat inbellcn folnl
bnpon Noti5 acnommcL ba linen oil
Come cbenIo bell 81 crItroblcr
ihien, mie inter 9%eruobnlid)cn I'm.
itGnbcn.
SuGcnbli6er d) brcn
ner sur ii If gefcbrt. Sn ocn
8eb0l5e nobc @lppnnS Sails mo 50
monoion Ipcnuc bcrumhuanocru
miiroe Der ieit Gonneritog bon icincl
Gltern oils pernlibt Nenleloctc 13.i1b
rige @m. ". Soiinlm BON Scrrr
Wilion, pobnboit on Der Noro.Fop
nsStrobc, m%hgctroiicn. 2cBtcrcl
bate oas 9ilb ocs fleincn Tllrd,brcn
nerS in elmer bieiigen 3ciilng geicbci
snnb crfomrte Den Sungen ~ioiort. &crl
mo Sruu rSobn W. Sofiman, Die 81.
tern bes anobcn, mcld)e in Nr. 107
Gorb,G Strobc, mobnen, inn
iibergliidlidl, bob ibr rpcrlorcncl
Sobn" mieoergcfommen lit.
Erug Der Sunb elmer
90 auIforb2-S err Gbriitopbel
Sd)nifer bon Nr. 90, Sit.Sort.a pc.
berid)teie gcItern in Scr iiibIihen go.
li5eiitntion, bnb er am Sreitog uori.
ger ISOLDE bon einem Scrrn gbonl
&ogel. mobnbaft Nr. 80, Sit,Sanl.
bitrs.S trabe, aeIorisen Sunbc in Dos
linfe @ein gebiiien mitroe. Serr
Sd)aifer fam niht nit 0eIiimmtbeii
angeben, Oh Der Sunb einen Moil.
forb irug ober ni6t.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-17
IS 600 FEET DEEP = The

IS 900 FEET DEEP - The we'll
George Columbia and associates are
drilling east Of the city with the hope
of encountering flow OF artesian
water. is 1000 feet deep and the drill
is still going down. The company
expects to strike the subterreanean
lake at a depth of from l 400 to 1.600
feet, but it will be at least two weeks
before the drill has penetrated the
ground to that depth, as the company
must soon stop drilling operations to
case the we'll. Good speed has so
far been made on the we'll and drill
ing has been prosecuted under very
favorable conditions. AS soon as the
water body is struck the company will
excavate for a swimming pool and
parks. The park will cover fifteen
acres and will consist of beautiful
trees, shrubbery and grass. If water
is not encountered in the first we'll,
the plans Of the company will be de-
layed to some extent. 1t has bought
eighty acres and IL there is too much
water for the. swimming pool and
park. the rest of it will be used for
farming purposes.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-17
BUSINESS MEN DECIDE
HOLD ANOTHER BANQUET

At the regular meeting Of the
Florence Business Mems association
last night 1t was decided to hold
another banquet in the near future,
one similar to that given about q
year ago, but the place for holding
the banquet has not been decided.
To arrange all details for the coming
affair, committee Of Alva Koontz.
John Bald and r. A. Ramsay was ap.
pointed. The decision will probably
be reached to confine the banquet en-
tireiy to the members. Of which there
are about sixty.
Chairman Deibert Of the road COM
mittee reported progress. He stated
that convicts were now working on
the road in the vicinity Of the mouth
Of Brush Hollow. This committee
was appointed about five weeks ago
and is to look after better roads to
the new irrigation district.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-17
Big FREEZE OCCURRED
FRIDAY, APRIL 19

There is much discussion on the
streets AS to the date which the heavy
freeze visited this section last year
and killed all the fruit Of the county
entailing loss in the aggregate Of
more than $500, 900. To settle the
matter The Tribune will state that
the date WAS Friday. April the nine.
teenth. The Tribune published an
account Of the affair on the twen-
tieth. In most quarters 1t was
thought that the time was early in
the spring. somewhere about this
time.
1t was the most disastrous freeze
that ever occurred in the Arkansas
valley. The apple. peach. pear and
plum trees were out in bloom and
on the morning of the twentieth the
blossoms and leaves fell to the
ground by the thousands. During
the night Of the freeze the leaves Of
the blossoms were frozen stiff aud
when the sun warmed them the next
morning they began dropping from
the trees.
A few weeks before the freeze the
weather was just the same AZ it is
now. The hot rays from the sun
warmed the ground and the sap
came up into the branches and
trunks Of the trees and sent forth
the bloom much too early. In
many parts Of the county the horti-
oulturists fear u repetition Of last
years disaster. Within the last few
days the buds on the fruit trees have
been maturing and 1t Is feared that
q few more days Of such weather
will bring out the bloom.
All danger Of frost is not yet past
aud the farmers should look after
their trees as q loving mother would
q child for the next few weeks. In
the way Of gardening 1t is not too
early to plant onions. lettuce and
rAdishes. Today is the day to plant
sweet peas.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-17
LAST NIGHTS CONCERT
WAS A PLEASING AFFAIR

The Students' concert given in the
Presbyterian church last night by
the students Of Mrs. T. M. Howells
aud Miss Anderson, was very pleas
ing and satisfactory to the audience
to the full degree. The program was
participated in by Mrs. Howells,
Miss Anderson and their musical
pupils and the program consisted Of
eleven numbers. It was clearly
shown that these ladies have drilled
their pupils thoroughly and also
proved that there is some excel.
lent musical talent in this city.
Mrs. Howells teaches voice culture
and Miss Anderson the violin. The
following is the program rendered,
but there we're several responses to
encores:
Duet-"O. That we Two We're
Maying." Mrs. I. M. Howells. Miss
Beatrice Hyde.
Baritone Solo-''The Boatswain. -
II. L. Smith.
Soprano Solo-a. "If l but Knew, -
b. "Slumber Boat" Miss Beatrice
McCandless.
Violin Solo-''R 'Ricordo.' Miss An.
ma Amter.
Soprano Solo-"Iu Thy Dreams. -
Miss Hyde.
Piano Solo-"Fruhlingsrauchen +"
Mrs. N. Large.
Bass Rolling III Foaming
Billows," Marshall Eakin.
Violin Solo Alteration" Miss
Helen Scots.
Soprano Solo Serenade, "Sing,
Smile, Slumber." Mrs. I. NJ. How.
ellis.
Violin Solo-''Legende,'' Miss AL
derson.
Soprano and Baritone Duet-"Calm
as the Night" Mrs I. M. Howells,
Marshall ERkin.
Acoompanist-Mrs. N. Large.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-17
NEW CARNATION

Jay Bailey, Sec'y
The daily tribune., 1908-03-17

NEW CARNATION Ludwick
and Fletcher are today selling what
is called the st. Patrick carnation,
which is something new. The flower
is of the ordinary size and the leaves
are tinted with a pretty green. This
kind Of flower has just been develop
cd and is proving to be quite an at
traction.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-17
GARD OF THANKS

GARD OF THANKS - We. the
members Of the Florence Barber's
union wish to extend our thanks to
the generous people Of this city for
their donation toward the burial fund
of our deceased brother, ]. W. Riley,
and also to all others who assisted us
in the care Of the dead aud for the
comfort for the living members Of
the family.
Florence Barber's Union,
Jay Bailey. Sec'y.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-17

NEW FIXTURES = The o. X.
barber shop on Pixies Peak avenue is
today being fitted up with a new
euipment. Three of the latest pat
tern Koch hydraulic chairs are replac-
ing the ones that have been in use
for the last few years. A new mar.
BILE top shoe black stand is also an
The daily tribune., 1908-03-17
Cause OF Stomach Trouble.

When man has trouble with his
stomach you may know that he is
eating more than he should or of
some article of food or drink not suit
ed to his age or occupation, or that
his bowels are habitually constipated
Take Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets to regulate the bowels
and improve the digestion and see II
the tro BILE does not disappear. Ask
for free sample. Sold by Dani els
drug store. it's
The daily tribune., 1908-03-17

letter, Salt Rheum and Eczema.
These are diseases for which Cham
berlain's Salve is especially valuable.
1t quickly allays tho itching and
smarting and soon effects cure.
Price 25 cents. For sale by Daniels
drug store. it's
The daily tribune., 1908-03-17
PRACTICALLY FINISHED

PRACTICALLY FINISHED -
County Assessor W. l.. Morris and
Committeeman George Wilson and
George Deibert who have been re-
vAluing the property In this city.
have practically finished and the
WORK Is stopped until Mr.. Morris has
time to figure up how much Of re.
duction there will be. There are
several lots within the center Of the
city which have not been valued as
yet. and NJ soon as Mr.. Morris fur
nishes the figures to the committee,
which represents tho city. value
viii be placed on these lots 1t is
confidently expected that the rcduc.
tion will reach close to $3.50. 900,
which will lessen the taxes In most
instances to some extent. In many
cases, however, the value Of proper.
~ WAS raised ~ II was vRlued at too
little formerly, while In other cAses
the assessed value WAS almost M much
~ the property was worth. This con.
dition WAS especially true In West
riossnos.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-17

Try Kinks stable next time. 1918
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06
PRATT NAMES SPONSOR AND
 MAIDS FOR TOURNAMENT
Next Saturday Will Be Tag Day" For Benefit of the Pratt City
 Team.

Pratt City. May 5.-(SpeeiaL)-J. c. Almon, chairman of the ways and means committee of the local fire de- partment, to night announced the sponsor and maids of honor for the team that will take part in the annual Volunteer Firemens tournament in Bir- mingham in the present month.
 The sponsor is Miss Hazel McKen- zie and the maids of honor Miss Louise de Lacey, Miss Addie Way Bass, Miss Katie McDonough and Miss Josie de Laney. MT. and Mrs. Willburn will act as choperans.
 A handsome victoria has been en- gagged for the use of the sponsor and her maids on the occasion of the grand parade.
 Next Saturday has been set apart as "Tag Day" in Pratt City for the bene- fit of the local team. The sponsor and maids will be in charge of the af- fair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06
First Meetina of Vestrx.

The first meeting of the newly elect ed vestry of St. Johns church met to- night at the residence of MT. and Mrs. John Morrison at Ensley Highlands. The meeting was most interesting and a number of matters to be brought be- fore the diocesan council that meets this month in Huntsville were dis cussed. After the business session was concluded the vestry adjourned to the dining room where a social meeting was held and refreshments were served The next meeting will be held at the home of MT. H. W. Wallace. Those present were: Rev. Alex Crawford. ,Ph. D.; w. M. Wood, E. D. Pugh, H. g. Meade, w. H. Wallace, and c. IL Mandy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06
Personal and General.

Miss Bessie Morrison, chairman of the committee in charge of "Tag Day. for the benefit of the Free Public li- brary of Ensley has called a meeting for Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the reading rooms of the library As the day set apart is rapidly approach ing the final arrangements will be made at this meeting. All those interested in this movement are requested to meet with the committee.
 The Thread of the Story club will meet Thursday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. S. T. McCluen at Palmer Terrace. The reading of The Weav- ers' will be concluded and the Spin ster Book" will be taken up. Rev. F. c. Doyle is confined to his room with illness.
 G. T. McNamara is seriously i'll at his home on Nineteenth street.
 St. Anthonys Catholic church was again burglarized Monday night. The thieves entered the sacristy and ran sancked the sacred vestments. The mass cruets and a number of altar linens are the only things missed so far. The church was burglarized about four months ago when a valuable surplice was taken.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06
MIDDLETON IS IN
 RAGE FOR CONGRESS
THOMPSON REPUBLICANS OF THE
 FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL Dls- TRlcT HOLD CONVENTION AT
 ANNlSToN-DELEGATES NAMED.

Anniston, May 5.-(special. .)-At the con vention of the Thompson republicans of the Fourth congressional district here to- day J. 0. Middleton Of Chiffon county was nominated for Congress.
 George w. Parsons of Talladega and J. G. Abercrombe of Shelby were elected as delegates to the national convention. J. A. Bingham of Talladega and L. T. Smith of Calhoun were named as alter mates
 pr. s. L. Black of Cleburne was named IS elector and Pleasant Shaw of Shelby as alternate.
 George w. Parsons was elected chair man of the convention and w. A. Kirk sey and J. ". Baker as secretaries.
 The convention was composed of about 40 delegates of whom two were negroes. The delegates to the national convention were instructed to vote for Secretary Taft for President.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06
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