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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-10
AInsIey,s AutemasLe 80 &

AInsIey's Automatic Brake nea
Saves mine accidents. HAD me kinss
ley Brake Dog been used Il Monon
sah mine said disaster would have
been ayerted. Address
AINsLBY AUTOMATIC Bra
DOG Co.
R. F. D. No. as, smocit ~.
Take look at our windows TOR
entines. Chilson's. Madison ST. ~
Watson Hotel Bldg. e-gt
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More Sensation
Is Stirred Up
MORE G a GEs FoEtsoAY 3 Esls
NATION OF gJDeE ieDoN 7 p
f1ksfSEE 81 il

mo- & BSEs FoEloaH REsle:
NATION or 1tIDGE Afeoo ON Z p
UNDER 81
cHARIEsTo On va, Feb. To-
Following the RESIGNATION Of County
Commissioner John s. Mcdonald,
against whom impeachment proceed
ings had been instituted before Judge
Burdette Of the Circuit Court. which
resignation stopped all proceedings
which were for the purpose Of remoy-
ing him from the county court bench.
another sensation Wss caused by an
afidayit made by Madison L. Davis,
court senographer, stating forth that
in a conversation between himself
and Judge Mcdonald, the latter had
said that Judge Burdette was con-
trolled by The chiltons, Upon the read
ling OF this affidavit Judge Burdette
set two O'Clock In the afternoon for
the hearing Of the contempt case.
when. upon an afleavlt made by Nc
Donald that ne meant no discourtesy
to the court. the proceedings were dis
missed.
Upon the meeting Of court to en-.
ter the final order in the case there
was a physical encounter between A.
G. Lawrence and ]. P. Clark. head Of
the liquor firm that succeeded the
Walker Lawrence 4 Company. The
lie had been passed and the combat
ants were separated before any ma
terial damage was done. IN the gen
eral public view the corruption expos
ed has been tremendous lever for
those who favor prohibition for the
sentiment seems to be that while pro-
hibition may not prohibit entirely. it is
true that under present laws and their
execution regulation Of the liquor traf-
&c don't regulate and It is known to
a simple choice between two evils.
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Notice Monon0sh Relief F.nd Sub
scribere.

The general reliei committee has -
quested me Nest rirgInlan b lafn
over is fInd into Tie hands 81 III,
SANDS freaslret of TIE commit
tie. md Is 1 part u me money sub
scribed has not Jet been pad Ia, this
means Is taken 10 notify such sub:
scribers as have not yet paid their
subscriptions that the entire amount
win be turned over as soon Is The
balance Is paid into the fund.
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valentine post cards9 Wen. come
in and see. cHnsoN's. s-sl
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For cI.ARKSBURG ana WESTON Leave
TOR ClarIcsburg onlyl, ArFlEf Sp
H.Ss q. m. (for CIarlssbtirg onlSl
s, x4:45 2. m, IS
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Bracelets make a very acceptable
valentine; newest styles at scott's. tt
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saesertse Tor Tie west v1slnsan.
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RHILRO ODD
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DAILY. xpany except Sunday. lsanaas
only.
.D.ny. xpany except sunday. lsandlasy
Eastbound

for WASHINGTON. BkLTIlfcs
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
No. I, s8:I0 p. m. uocal to GFhftop.l
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sor COLUMBUS and CHICAGO. Me-
1924 a. /: No. u; e1:30 p. M
FOR WHEELING. No.S7. s2s24 u. mi NJ
Z. de- cioeal5 s. No. Sn q &C. .sos g B Z.
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and hear tho debate on tbs interest
lns subject as we think i VIII be heuc
acialto many
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Monday, gyednesaay ana
y & ss.s g i E;SS ST KS & g; ss.
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LITERARY PROGRAMME.

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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
NOCKLAND

Coughs and colds are quite prevalent in
this section.
A family named Paul moved here this
week from Woonsocket
The Young Ladies' Club met on Tuesday
evening at Mrs Henry Seamens.
A Christmas tree and entertainment will
be given at the Christian Church.
A dance will be held at the Red Mill
Hall on Saturday evening Of this week.
Kings orchestra furnished music at an
entertainment in Clayvi!le, Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seamens have re.
Kingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mowry =. Arnold returned
last Saturday from two weeks stay at
Washington, X. l
You can find anything you want in the
way of groceries and provisions at Walter
p. Battey's new store.
Mrs. w. ii. Potter of Provincetown,
Mass, and Mrs. Plummer of New York
were guests recently Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cole.
Stock Reducing Sale at DesRoches.
Every thing reduced TO hard time prices,
Opposite Public Market, Olneyville.
Square.
James c Nichols Post G. A Il. held its
annual election of officers last Saturday
afternoon. The following officers were
elected Henry Bucklyn, Commander;
Samuel Goldsmith, S. V. C; IIerry Nye,
J.V. c; Olin Wardwell, Chaplain; c. A.
Tucker, Q. M; John Taylor, Officer of the
Day; James Edwards, Officer of the Guards
Sylvestus Cole Surgeon; Gecige Angel
q M. S.; James Henry, $. NJ
The following list of Rockland residents
are over eighty years of age, Wheaton
Luther SO, William A. Boyden SO, Mrs
William A Boyden 81, Mrs +. Il. Angel
81, Harris o. Whitman SO, Mrs. Chic,
Sprague SO, Olney II. Austin 90, Mrs. Alb
bic Austin SO, William IL. Olney 81, Mrs
william III. Olney SO, John Smith 81
Henry Nelson Capwell 81, Mrs. Ada Bate
So, Mrs Marcia Barden So.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
Worth Knowing

To remove Pimples, Blackheads Blotches
and al, forms of Skin Eruptions is accord
ing To a we'll known Physician, a very easy
meter; he says that many are afflicted
with some one Of the above ailments, and
are subject to great deal OF embarrassment
n account Of the unsightly appearance
which they present, and recommends the
following simple harmes and inexpensive
treatment. Go to your Druggist and get
this prescription filled: Clearola one-hali
ounce, Ether one ounce, Alcohol seven
ounces; mix, shake we'll and apply to the
parts affected night and morning, allowing
Il to remain for at least ten minutes then
wipe of the powder from the skin. Use a
soft cloth or sponge in applying the mix
ture and in from ten days to two weeks your
face will be smooth and clear asa marriage
bell. Get the Pure Clearola which is only
put up in one-hsli ounce packages Ask to
see IL.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
GRANITEVILLE

The Graniteville Free Baptist Church
held its annual "Roll Call" on Wednesda,
evening. An address was given by Rev. ].
A. Hainer Of Pearl Street Church. Provi
dence and Mr.. and Mrs +. J.. Lyon OF Pro-
vidence sang several selections. A pleas
ant social time was than enjoyed.
Stock Reducing Sale at DesRoches. Every
thing reduced to hard time prices. OPP
posite Public Market, Olneyyille Square.
Make your selection now for Christmas
presents at Angel's the Olneyville jewellery
lie will lay them one side for you by leay-
ing small deposit on them.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11

.al Sirza's barn is completed.

Micheal Sirza's barn is completed.
Elisha Westeott is confined to his home
by illness.
A daughter was born recently to Mr. and
Mrs Fred Keighley OF Peacedale.
Rev. Louis w, Horton occupied the pull
pit at the Hughesdale Chapel last Sunday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ellen Lawrence was
held on Monday. Burial at St.Ann's Gene
terry.
Contractor Chace expects to have the
,epairs to Calefs Hail completed by Christ
mas.
Rev. c. c. Mckay preached last Sun
day at the Thornton Congregations Church
on "The Sinners Substitute.
The funeral of Thomas Reynolds was
solemnized at the Church of the Holy
Nativity last Wednesday afternoon.
Stock Reducing Sale at DesRoches'
Everything reduced to hard time prices.
Opposite Public Market, Olneyvill Square.
Hiram Kimball has been appointed tru-
ant officer by the Johnston school commit
tee and Harry Paulson will take the school
census.
Tasco Taylor drew house lot at Long
Island City by holding the correctly num-
bered ticket at the Imperial Theatre, lasl
Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Stringiellow and George
Henry Hawksley were married Wednesday
afternoon at the Congregational Church
by Rev. {. c. Mckay. Miss Lizzie String.
fellow was bridesmaid and William Hawks
ley best man. After the ceremony a recep.
ton was held at the residence Of the bride,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Gill. Mr. anc
Mrs. Hawksley will reside on Thornton
avenue.
The large barn belonging to the John
ston almshouse property was totally de
stroyed by fire last Sunday evening. Th'
fire was discovered by one of the inmatc
OF the place about O'Clock and had ther
gained good headway. James g. Mich
OILS and two men employed there succeeded
in getting one COW out of the burnin,
building, but ten cows and two horses were
burned. The Thornton Volunteer Fir,
Company were notified but arrived too lat,
to be Of service. No cause can be assigned
for the fire as everything had been left Sc
cure for the night.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
CLAYVILLE

Albert Gallup is quite sick at this writing
Hiram Bennett is reported quite sick at
his home He is attended by DIR. Bowen
of Richmond.
1t is reported that Mrs. Betsy Burgess,
who moved to Cranston last spring is COM
ing back here again.
The services next Sunday at the church
are Sunday School at eleven o'clock, even
ing services at 6. 80 Pm
Walter Comstock has moved from Pot
tervills to this place and has taken a tene-
ment in Orison Coles house.
Stock Reducing Sale at DesRoches Every
thing reduced to hard time prices. OPP
poste Public Market, Oneyville Square.
The committee appointed last Sunday to
have charge of the Christmas entertain
ment at the church. is Mrs. Grace Paine
Mrs. Mertie Burchard and Mrs. Florence
Conan.
Herbert Brundrett, who works in the
mill at Rockland, had the thumb cf his
left hand badly crushed in dresser he was
operating one day last week. DR.. Arnold
dressed il.
The services at the church last Sunday
evening was conducted by Mrs. Joseph
Cherry OF Providence There was goodly
number present who was all pleased to
meet Mrs Cherry again.
The entertainment at the church last
Saturday evening was very largely attend.
ed. Alter the play ice cream and cake was
for sale aud social hour was enjoyed b,
the large number present. The receipts
were $2I 20, after all bills were paid
Wedding Rings, in IL and SIX all shap,
and sizes, from So to $40. Every rins
guaranteed. Engraving free. Establish {
1873, JA.Angell, IosS Westminster street
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
MONEY SAVED

by trading with us. We are agents for
McBrides & DR.. Daniels Liniments and
preparations, also Balsam Myrrh and Bal
sam Elixir, harness soaps, oils and dress
ings, brooms for house and stable. whips
and whip sockets collars and halters, har-
nesses, new and second hand and every ne
cessity for the harness repairing in all its
branches promptly attended to at George
Prices, harne SIS maker, I845 Westminster
street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
HALL TO LET.

Manton Hall, at 941 Manton avenue,
is available for socials and entertain
ments at reasonable rates. Apply to
Nathan M. Wright, Room 22s Butler
Exchange, Providence; or call tele-
phone "a Union.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
We'll Show You How To Farm

40 acres, half wood and lumber,
balance meadow and tillage. Two
houses, s and s roome, i'll good re-
pair, good barn, hennery, crib, 3
wells, fine orchard, apples, pears,
and peat hes, neai macadam road,
village, and good market. To close
estate ST. 900.
We have other desirable farm in
vestments. Write or call,
LAND OFFICE,
Moth Scituate, X. |.
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Screinigtc Sdngrr bun Baltimore.

SuuplQHuIlleE. nVertlluUIQ $ UfuII'
nerdor Sale;;" Yr1liOent Senrp
Ebomas; correiponoirenoer urO pro.
tofoairenoer SefretGr pro tenn. q.
Simmelbeber, GER. 3t5, @oro.G6cn.
StraBe, Sinan5iefretGr IS. Simmel.
beber, Gar. 315, Noro-G ben.S traBe;
Sdatmeiiter $. Midlid, Ir. 713,
8arner-S traBe; 8irigent 81. Sem.
berger. g%criammlung ieoen 8peiten
Srei.ag i'm Wonat.
r@ermaniaDS llartett-glub."
Sauptqunrtier: @agner's $ane,
%itllnoe: 0ienltags. - 0iriaent s.
8arolus.
-
SauptQliartier: 8ermonia WGr.
rerd)orsSuue, Nr. 410 bis 4l2, 8elt.
2ombarbeS trdBe. S%ingitunoe: Ton.
neritngs - 9irieent: 2beooor Sem.
berger.
rySrobitrm."
Sultptquarticr: Sroblinn SaGe,
Nr. 1000, Sreoerid Gpenue. Sing.
Rr. TIC. Noro.Baca-S trobe, Sing.
%itunoe: Wittpods - 9irisent: Sobn
q. Glein.
~arbeiter.W Gnnerdor."
Solptqllartier: Inbreas' Sale,
Nr. 314, Sanoperitrabe. Singitunoe:
Mittmobs - 9irigent: Dapio See.
lamet.
rSboIia.W Gnnerdor."
Sauptauartier: 8oiet's Sale, 1r.
1922, Sarforb.gbenue. Singitunoe:
9ienitags - 3irieent S. s. Sranf..
r2ocuit.B MGnnerdor."
Saliptquartier: 3fpider's Salle,
gde Cuba. uno anoreltraBe. Sing.
itunOe: Wittluod abenos 8 r1br -
9irigent: Subert ariippeI.
~grbeiter- 2isoertafeI."
Sauptqiartier: 8oI5' Saue, Wr.
4C8, 8eit 2crinetonitraBe. cling.
%itltnoe: ~Sicnitass-9irioent: Suberf
4riippel.
n9aperiIder WGnnerdor."
Saliptauartier: Idernann's Sane,
ede pnu Caroline. uno @ougbitrabe.
Singitunoe: 0ormerItag abenbs -
l0irigent: guguit Shneioer.
-Woaart.WGnnerdor."
Saliptauartier: Mobert 8oIImer's
Soae, Nr. 1921-1923, Orleans.
Strabe: Sinsltunbe jeben Conner.
ltng Mbenb - 9iriaent 9. @. p0bI-
mann.
~eibenfran3."
Saliptquartier: gu9uIt @oebel's
(normaIs Sorn's) Saue, ode Der 8.
uno @ougbItrabe, Sigblanbtotpn.
singItunoe: Mittpods - 9irigent
Geo. 80. g6bImonn.
vWelabie."
&auptauartier: S. Ries' SaIc,
gfe 2olpItraBe nnb 9elair.Na
9irigent =. &arollis.
,Sarmonie."
SnRptqliartier: Scr. Ala. @eit.
5apette Strabe. Siueitunoe: 2ien
tags - Girigent: sSobn u. 8lein.
~Wetger. @eiangpcre:1."
Sanptaiiartier: Soffmann's Sole,
Soip. nn6 Sorreitltrabe. Sinoitunoe:
9icnitaa = Diriaent: Silbert Strip.
pei.
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%riefbciSrocrnma mad Sctn IuslauSc.

SftCtDtfpTptIHHU Huuj p'Hh >'h9lu"p''
Sic ouslGnoiihe EoIt fir Die NIT
oen1 10. Sept. cnbclDe &odc id)licBt
bier i'm Souptpoitomt, III olicn 60l'
len t::lnftliG, mic iolGt:
sic Yodct.Eolt iii pon 9 lDr Sor'
mittagS bis 5 llbr Nodnlitta0s to9'
lid oifen, ouSgenonmen SonntagS.
9ie 9riefroten noA Dem Iuslonoe
(aitSgcnommcn Gonnoo, Merlco,
9onomo, Cuba uno Sbongboi Die
iclbcn mic cinbeimiidc &otcn) linb,
mic folgt: Slim CO. Gents fir Die
critic lln5c mo Orei CD Gents lilr
icoc mcitere lln5e, oScr Gin 9rlld).
tbcil, unb ioGte bon irantirt loerocn.
iuiorigcnioIlS bel Nntunit Scr 9rieIe
Scr 0oppcltc 9etrog collcftirt miro.
Gompier tabrcn bon Nclu.Oorf ab,
pern ui6t onoermeita ongegcben.
Grams : Atlantic Eofet'
Eoit.
@roBbritonnien Ii. Srlono, idlicBt
GicnItog unb Srcitog INN . llbr
NobmittogS.
Gcltihlnno l6lieBt Moutog mo
Mitt1pod) I'm 5 ltbr NadnlittogS.
fronfreid, id)licBt WontoN Gien.
ltog nno Srcitog Inn 3 llDr Nod)'
mittagS.
NcI0ien, iNIicbt 5reitag Inn 8 llbr
NodnlittogS.
Morrpegcn, S6pc0cn mo G1ne.
MARI, id)licbt Wittiuod I'm 5 llbr
Nodmitta0S.
@ollono, ihlicbt @ontog Inn .
llbr Nohmitto0S.
&tulicn, ihIicBt 0icnltaa nm )
l(br Nnd)mittngS.
trans Itlnntiide 9 It.
WtittmodL tG.- Inn Z llbr IbenoS
rod europa, GGppten uno SitinoirI
per Gompicr go 2orroine," pid
Sabre (@roBbritonllien, &rlonb rno
Gcuti6lono miiiicn nper So 2or.
rainc" oorcilirt lein); ltm 8 llbr
Nlbctba nnh europa per GonlpIer
~aoiicrin gugulto Giftorio," pio
Elpnloutb, G%bcrbourg mo Son-
burg CSrIanb mlB ipc5ien obreliirt
lcin); nod) Srlon0 per 0nmpfer
rTrobic," pio Queenstown.
Srcitoq Is. - I'm 1 llbr Ntod).
niitto0S nod Den I5orcn per Goms
licr bon Bottom; nm 7 llbr gbenoS
liod) europa per Gonlpicr st.
&olliS," pio Elpmoutb nno Cher
bollrg (&rlono nuB per Ct. 2ollis"
oorciiirt lcin); Inn 9 llbr Nbcnb3
nod) europa per Gompicr nGaronio"
ria Queenstown.
Soft nod Glib unb Gen.
trail 81 inertia, WeIt-
iuoicu etc.
WittmodL 16.-llm 10 llbr g(benoS
nod Gllbo, Oucoton unb Gompede
yer Gampier nWtorro GnItle;;" nnd
Den 60 Elnto.S tootcn per Gon1pfcr
Queen Souiic;" nod Sonloico per
Compiler bon philadelphia.
0oneritog II. - I'm 0 llbr TboS.
nod 6ortunc rSslono utb Colombia
per Gompfcr nErin5 Sigisnnno."
Trcito9, is. I'm 8 llbr AbenbS
nod Siio 9roiilien uno Den ga
Elato.S tooten per Inmpier BOT
%toirc;" nod Curacao unb 8~ene5ueIo
per Compiler n3ulio;" mad Eorto
Mico per Gonpfer rGoomo;" nod
>Snoqro mo Sopti per Camper 81
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per Iompicr .Orinoco" 9onomo
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IorO.S ionen nno nod Miquelon,
pia Bolton, idJlieBt bier tGeIid lin
3 ltbr &odumittags; nad Cuba, pio
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9iico, Sonouras, Iicaragua (Sit.
fiiItt), Solpaoor mo @ratamala,
Dio Nclu'O rlcons, tGalih I'm, 10 ltbr
Mbcnos; nod Icrico Gitn t1glid INN
9 ltbr Nodmittogs unb 10 llGr
I6el1os.
Erciic int 2criHatun .Narft.
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$4,000. 3n pcrfanfen: $780, 90.

GENE neufn, mopernen 5lpcirodlgen SduTer
npenne unb 5apeitesS frabc, NIT alien ruooer.
men Gihrt6tingen; eerIeutirte Seller, Sot nno
9rvttoirs. gniaiQirte ~Eaoepannen n,b 8il1ens
MuSgiife. Wdrnortreppen uno s8eIimfc, tanis
tdre 9rainage, Straben init bitrifiSirten SiegcI.
fteinen geptlaIteri. Sic miifien eeiebeuU ners"u.
nm fe fd1bei 81 i1nncn.
Wan nebne Sairmonnt : gtoenue , Waaaons.
Sebr lei6te Seoingnngert. CUR Snfpeftion tda.
flo unb 6onntaes often. Mpenfen am VIate.
y~runoulletbe $4,000 - fe6Snnobreibig Dollars
pro Sabr.
SDalter g. gpefStaI,
(W2at183 Buuunternebmer.
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Scrmanri Ya0cnhuup,

Generals nno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
enrpfieblf iit benz ~aeebrten 4,ibltfum beitens
6iirt Solleiiiren bon WiieibeII uno @runo5irfeH,
gum Serfani bon ieeIidem @riirbeigentbnm, fos
lpie our Serfidberung aepen Senersaeidbr. Mth
Shiffsfarfen bon ino mad europa iino bel
mir 3i baben.
Bureau: 407 @aitbersgIbg.-ttt @,,gbarIess
Cfrdbe. (Sept1 ,12llte)
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TcreinS &aIenoer.

Vdder.8 eiangperein bon Baltimore.
9irigent Erof. s. 4aroIuS.
Sanptquartier Sobn gol5' Sone,
Var. 406, eit-2erinaton.S traBe. Sc.
oen SanItng gbenh, NIT stltsnabma
oes orittcn Samita1s i'm Wonot,
Gingitrm6e. (ApriI7-1O
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Baltimore Murftbcrid)tc.

Mebl. - 3uiubr 1921 Safer.
cinidlicBlib 1881 Suffer 81 2ocllt'
Toint mo 1889 S1iier 81 Canton;
aiiltclluerlanot 302 SGiicr.
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geesbalb utdt cine Nder.gauteac fauicu?

Nle YrelIe luerben Gle iiberruidel. Yn9c .
W'eileu ihhlib bon Der Siuot an Der rs, q.
X y. 9Ieftriihen lno S%borisGine @lienbabn."
200 Sub bod aeIegen, lleberbltd anf baltimore.
Sabraelo 10 Gents fir Hunbiubrt. 10 Wiinis
Ten bon Der Stnot %entierlt, lleber 20 3iige
icocn 2d9.. Siir Sin5elnbeiten fbretbe man an
Z. W. BRIAN, Hr. 34f, Glib. 5rcmunt.Nuenue.
SeplS-23l
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$3.50 = Sir eiEes iener pradipoIen Sdlis
fer nabe 9salterfon.Varf. Gr. 20 %. rs etc.
gioro'oar Strnbe. 9ementirie 3roitoire. ael'
ler liIo Sol: emaiIiirte Va oeiuunie u,o SIN
denoiseub etc. $50 8nnr uno Jteii inter iebr
leidten geoingunaen fauierI zines iener mooers
nel Sdufer. Nefi6tiet ite uno iiber5euet Sud
Sebr leidte geotn9ungen. 6oiuaro I. St0rd,
an Srt nno Stclfe. Guni17,1NI&S)
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Gallagher, Der Yanmeilter.

Sduter i'm coo Yls6 yloro. Gfoutr.e ctr.
Chen boIlenoet cine 8eibe mooerner, 5tuet'
ft0diger 6dufer. 6 Simmer itno Sao. Gas
gaoe3immer bat emdillirie ge1iine llo ~fanitdres
9lofet. Muf6lub on fdnitdren slanai. Preis
$3.50. Niebriaer 9rino5inc. Sbige Siuter
bnben bobe uHo geiunbe 2nne. TudSuirdaen i'm
Wirenn, ssr. 1851. ft'Wlonhne 'etraRe.
CAB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

gaie tlr'S Nnsfano beiorat q. Naiue. ri.
Alb. Ch'Valfinore.s Str, nabeG niton'Spmie L. sue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
3m u%crmietbcu.
GIT ncrmicIhcn:

3l Uernietben:
$500 PEG Wiondt; 5l%peiit0dia; g 3inlnner nit
gdo, 9ir. 1926, G~briitiaIpStraBe; in ieinem
3uiiauoe; beutide 9udbariduft. 9inb8utrageH
in Ir. at928i. Ghriitian. straAc4 'n. t3b9--6tb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
Su p%erfanfcn.
SciiBt cin .Scim.

Seiibt ein Seim.
S1rt auf Wiethe III Snbeu.
9rahtuole meme moberne 5,uciitOdiae Sauicr int
1900 8cpicrt Wuro-GullingtOn -guc.
2eihte Seoinsnnacu.
5aalidj uub Sumntasa uiien.
(Sept16, 1lFD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

AUIUT1I fTIUTTVN. ). WITH
Iue MnipaIf5gebiibrcu bonn 9dllinterfiebmer
be6u6lt. Mooerne GinricDtursen Elm ID.
ylaut, Sr. 100. Hpro.G Clinton ,stra6e, Ode pun
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (Sepi4 1WiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

0tuta III u%crfaufcn:

G Sdufer al Der Siios GlintonsS traBe, 2o3 bis
al 2l3; 9ountp. Steuerrl; neiefte Sinrih iineen.
$50 Baar, Der 6eit in ip1tbenilihen Ib5a1lulls
gen. 3u %ertragen bel Scnrg Soertel, ggeHt,
Nr. 2929, Eit.Galtimure.e tra6e.
(256, 1884, TOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
III ucrtaufl

IN DertaMfcW:
Gin ib6neS 2So6nbauS, 9rlno6lnSirei, nit
10 3immcrl lnb Naoe6imIner; nur ein Ibeil
in Nuar erioroerIih. yiah6uIrngen an Grt uno
StcIe, Ir. 1i0i, Maotiun.slucuuc. t260)
gu perfauieu:
gr. 81, IprofgrpaoipuD Epi 20 bel 100 Snb,
~ Simmer mo 9dbr piimibersuertbe Gnge.
9iad6ufrdgen COB 2am Suiioiug. (257,9,6l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

Wci5cn. 3nfltbr 79,S1G Sil'
idel; Terionbt bon Den eleuotore'
25,95t Ynid)cl; glepatoren.Gorrat
1,051,t57 9uid)e(.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
8clb 81 nerletben.

Ane, iuefdje 8etb aeDranheu. rprehen bier
pnr. Nnlei1elt nnf GaIlre, NibbeI mno @riIno.
etaefltblirlI. Snt Tcrtrauen. Seine Qpdn Office,
WtetDooeH. Baltimore Snpeitment Co.," Hr
100. Gurb.Yacn. strait. (278-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
Seutige Sblubrotc:

W q IS. = 3llFllDt 26S3 WlllNtI,
&crioll0t bon Den @lepntorcn 1925
9uidel; glcpatorensSprrotb g.
963 9uihel.
&elltige ShlllBrate:
Siioliher meiBer 49,. =. 81
SaDr. 69M-..
,Sanliar. 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
Sduter 5it uerranTcu

Ndafer 5i uerranTcu
'iir $f400 inter 9ontroft. Sbne In5abIunl.
Staten MIR So pro Node.
&dnfpreiS. ....$14O0 $500 gSoden6abI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

Safer. 3uiubr 1856 9u
if1l; ollS ben glcpntoren %5mriidge5o.
gen l0,09l 9uihcl; GlepntorcnTor
ratb 27l,933 Yllid1ef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

l Ut G6lpB 9o6ribta fab man an
4 Der reid teieB!cn Wtitlagstafel.
v Bon Der fat f~ommerIi4en
NLA-N1 -. n- LII
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20

All the delicacies of the season at the Pack Train restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20

The best dining room, the best hotel ac commodatlons, the most comfort at the Fifth Avenue