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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-14

Nblcben. - SSnt Iltcr BON GO
Sabren lit Trou Morp @ilmor
Noltl1g, cine Sdlpeiter 0eS &apdlle.
r%iefilbrers Der confooerirten Irnlec,
Sberiten SarrD @ilmor, mo Softer
bon 6o6ert uno Glen @oro 8ilnor,
i'm Sbepporo. uno Gnod Trott.So.
Ipitol perItorbcn.
- ST.. YbiIip @ottihalf id)ic0 &c.
tern nnh |fllr5er Gronfbcit nltS Dem
2eben. Gr binterloBt ieiuc Satin,
Srau Siietto @ottld)olf. Die Beer.
biglnN iinoct an Wiittpod) Nod)ntit.
tag = llbr bon Der &obnln1g, Nr.
1920, 9a1fltroBc, aus itott.
- Ndd) fltr5er aro1fhcit lit Sr.
Charles Hdabc int hobcn Iltcr bon
81 ,Sabren aus Dem Sebclt 9cid)icocl.
Gr luar ser 8attr Der perItorbeiteli
Sruu @liiabctb Gaabc. Gic gceroi.
0llna iilloet oln Viittipod) Hod)mittag
. llbr pom SrnuerbouIe, Nr. 1906,
Sit.Ghalcitrobc ats oli Dem SouOon-
Earf- 5%rieoboie 'tott.
Sni Ilter bon 10 So6ren ld)ieo
9eitern iSrou Dora 9irfefelo in ibrer
@pbnltna, Nr. 931, 9ouIbinItroBc,
ATS Dem 9ebeu. Sic mar Die @itt1ue
bes @ril. ali9ult 9irfcieIo. Die &c.
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, nlittag : llbr bon Der per. oclttiden
epdltg. Stride, Gdc bon GiQoultrabc
lmo eoIt-a uenue, ats itott.
- Sr. Charles Gliar1ot ltorb &c.
| Iterit Morsen i'm slItcr BON 76 Sab.
rrn. ST bintcrldBt icile beioen Sob.
lie, Die 0S. grtblir u. iino GrnIt &.
Sltanot, a~potbefer at Der gde Der
So,uaros llllo 2ontbarOItraBe. Tie
Satin bes 6rn. Charles Guaitot lit
ibm I'M Sooe pcron gegangen. Gie
geeroieula fitoet am Mittpod 10
llbr pom 5r%auerbolie, Nr. 952,
Sorlem.I penuc, aus ltatt. r"
Mit lebensgefGbrl d] er
aopfpnnce bciinOet lid Der as
| Sabre alte 5bomas &arrington bon
Chicago, SSa.. I'M st. So'epbs.So=
ipitof," pobin oerlel6e geItern 9taf.
mittoa in Ser ambulol5 oe8 oitlld)en
9iitrifts gebradt ipuroe. Sarrington
nuroe geitern Iohnlittag gegen 122
lt6r nah einem Mortped)lel NIT He'
ter Mad bon 2esterem in Dem 9ii.
reoi, bon Sames 8igner, Nr. 2316,
9oItonsS traBe, NIT einem Spaten
nlf ben aopf geidlagen. Mad emit
flob iofort nod Der 9bot uno fonnte
| geltern Abeno pom Der Goli5ei nidt
| gefoBt peroen. 6arrington bat einen
Shaoelbrud erlittcn ino lit in fritz
idem 3nltonoe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-14
In iein Mutt eingcfiibrt.

YoItor :. IS. SpiIman lit ieBt Seels
'orger ser cpong, -lltb 9etble9em-
@cmcin0e. - 6eierlidcr Ginfiib-
ulnQS-Nft IN ser Stride an Col
lingtou. Npenle unO GliueritruBe.
9llf ieicrIidc Weiie muroe g"eItcrn
Nbcno ser n%erterlu0blte SceliorQer
ser cuongcliih hut6criid)en BEETLE.
bem2s @cmcinoc, Eaitor 5. @eorg
Spilntan. I'M @ottesbauie Der Sc.
mcinbe an ser Gde bon Gouinatons
2lpen1tc mo Glipcr-StroBe IN iein
Antt cingciiibrt. Go8 Snnere Der
Stride mar olrf geidmofpoIle @etie
NIT GoImcu olt2geifmiift moroen.
6oIgenoeS &rogromm gelongte 5ltr
Gurd)fitbrung: OraCG g GrGIuoium,
Sr. 8. Shonf Orguniit Der Stride;
@eucinOeaciona: o2Sir Wtenidcn
iiuo 5lt benz, o Soft; Shriitobifnitt
bon Eoitor SIR. aiibu; GborQeiong:
o@iufoumcn in 8otte3 Qcrueibtcm
@olt5" bon 5. Nc. 9tortb; @euteinoc-
qeioug: yGomnt, beili9cr Beiit, 0errc
@ott"; Yreoigt bon Eoitor Gbr.
aiibn; Gborqelono: oG3 lit elm tart
rro trcler @ott" BON i. 6eocrletn;
@emeinoc9cIong: nId bIeib nit
0eincr @no0e"; Ginfiibrung 0eS
nellen SccliorqerS oltrf Goitor Gbr.
&iibn inter Mitpirfitng Der Goito-
rem &oiier. Sticmte, Steiicn8, Gotfc,
Gadlcr, Studert, @udcnbergCr uno
Wtitulafi; @cmeinoe . @eiong: so
fret i6 bennd6 an; Nntipbone;
Goaeftc; Seaen; @emeinoe.S dIuB.
uerS: v9ldl bleib nit Gciner Ereuc"
uno YoitIloium.
Gle 9etbIebem-8 enneiuoc, friiGer
ct. Getri.@ cmcinoe, nilroe, nohoenl
ibr @otteSbolta an Gager.S traBe,
1dbe Srouolpop, 0ulrd eiuen g9irbcl-
Itltrm 5erltort moroen mor, unter Dem
leBigcn Non1cn nelt orgoltifrt mo
bat 5nr 3cit 800 WitglieOer. GoS
8ottcSGuus an Gollingtotl,9(pc-
me tnO Sliuer-S trnBe luuroe I'M gll.
quit 1903 ein9elueibt. Der oerSeitige
&Ird)cnrotb lit 5ltiomnengeiebt aus
|
Den 9S. gltauit 9rollie, FrGiibcnt,
0elnrtd) Studs, 8iee-ErGiioent, Sent
rid ariilc, Sefretdr, 6einrid) Smnel,
ShoBmeilter, Seinri6 Malfemeper,
Martin mo &oltis &obmonn, @eorg
GritifL @uitop 9%ie0ermonn, Seinrid
Wfidel, 6rollt S6neioer mn0 8eorg
8onbog. Ter @cmein0e Ite6t elm aus
ctlud 10 Wtitglicoern belteber0er
6%rouenpercin 5llr Seitc. Die Conn.
toBSIhule Der 8emGilt6c bat cine
oeutldc Nbtbcilung nit cttua $50
&in6ern mo cine engliidlc nit etlud
70 ainoern. Eaitor Spilmon lullroe,
mic beridltct, on 3. 3. Nc. gum Seel.
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ocnt ser biSbcrigc Secliorger, Goitor
=. 6. &crluicbc, cincn Mui noh 9ui.
iolo, u. q. onQenonImen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-14

8cinobc cleftrufutios
nirt, - 3oicpb GermiQor, Elm
@dfter al Der 9uibitroBcn arel.
sung Der Baltimore Ohio VablL"
acrictb QeItern, ais er iid olli Oenl
Neg nod Dem Camden 9obnbof be.
folG, an Der Gutum : StraBe
nit cillcn bcrnbb0n9cu0cn 1elep6on.
0robt, melfcr eineu Seitungsorobt
%freu5te, in @erilbruua un6 muroc be.
tollbt. Gr cr6oltc lid inoeiicu iorucit
micOer, OoB or obuc Niilic ltod) ieiner
Nobnllng 5t GItriO9c Hotbing iab.
rem fonnic:
Cine ol9cn dmcrc COT
lt1ton creianctc iih uorgcItern
Nben0 gcacn 6 llbr al scr 9eloir
Mooo 5piihcn einem Strdben6obn.
lpoa9on Der YeIoir Noao.2inic uno
cincm bon Dem Neaer @nl. So6nion
gelentten Subrlpcrt oe5 Srn. Robert
- @DNlllul. Lux SllutIuttl luNIue
total 5crtriinmcrt, zines Der Gferoe
oltgen6lidlif gct00tet mo ooS al.
ocrc 10 iducr perIeBt, 0oB ooSielbe
III ieinem Sdntcr3 iiber cine Bride
Iprong mo IN einen Sod i~tiir3te. 3ie
6olge mar, ooB oo5 lDier getootet
lperoen nllBtc. Ger 2enfer oeS 5ltbr-
luerfcS lpurbe oili sic StruBe &c
ldlcnocrt uno erlitt einen SAGoel-
brltd). Ger poroerc SGeil oes Stro-
observation-disclosures mllroe 10 idluer be.
i6aoigt, DOB bericlbC oltber 7icnit
9cltcQt luerOcn mubtc. Ger Miotor.
mann Sobn $. WiQcr crlitt ortrd,
@loslplitter Shnittpuuloen I'M @e.
lld)t mo ideint audi inncrlidc Ser
letnn8tit oaporgctragen 81 baben.
Gr luilroe nndl DEM Sta0t.0oipitol
gebroft. Steiner Der Poiiagiere oeS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES muroc perlett.
9err Opcnan ld0bt leit1en 8erluit
ollf ilber $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-14

Gin Gcitfnff. - Ger 300"
al Nortb. 9lDcnle uno SofitroBc biclt
geltern ieine Ibiirc oifct ullo crbo6
10 Gents Gintrittsgel0 bon ocn bic.
len 9eIudcrn. Cine @oriteaung iuno
jeoo6 nidt itatt. 9ie @ei6GftSfiiG.
rltltg lpeigcrte lid, Der 8eiiung Der
Foli5ci, bic Gbiiren 5l iAlieben. Sol.
&c 5l ~leiItclt lu1o 5luei glaltr0de be.
Gonnen oonn Nomen Der 4ngeiteQ.
ten ltno etlider Der 9eiu6er 3u mott.
rem. Ser 6aa miro ieoenfoQ8 bellte
Dem Ni6ter Der n0roli6en Citation
linter6reitet mer0en. uno bon Ou al
oas bobere @eri6t 9eben. Sr. 0ule,
Der BreBagent bes 300, lit Der an,
Iidt, oaB eS I'M Staate Worplono
tein @eicb giebt, oaS cine iol6e
SdauiteQung, ipie Der 300" cine lit,
perbietet.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-07

no escape, H,i nj auie iuHdcnc'
with you even wnen she hefse'ffs II
1t wra ps about YOU IKE cloud ~ a
makes you sh'ver.
The feminine martyr. the dep
ing woman, a,waSs speaks as II sufftf
ing from some parsou,l Slight ut T. q
hands OF fate and Il YOU DO not "p
roach her with 81, ~ belize II
the justice Of her complaints, Sn' I"
sents this gross neglect o. indlH :
epce on your part H. ~ Il sin ~ ''
cheerful when ~ her company AK
ner how she il ~ health or how h"r
general circum ,Jahces appear 70 o4
shaping and you Will h!-caver that
ynu nave arrived ~ very sriesfl's
moment, for sh- Is III and the pros
pecJs for the Immediate failure aie
anything but br'ght. Question b'I
.ili further asNi"n 'ri Ietaiis ~ lie
cnu t Uf ~ beta, 2rd you Will e
ceiye a Vague t.,l'. rHe Is VI a.
over. uae iutgA ~ hNpi-, "ne fre'-
",.,ai urwtu u ~ 80 sptcIiic
I'M adj.
piA. ~ birc. rI.d II Womsu 10
keen aoay I Oui 4: "ii be Ee6eraliY
t0mtted; but Consider Lhls depress
lug ecimen OF our sex as u wife; II
there is one thing which more than
any other. tends W happiness In mar
Iied life, 1t isa cheerful wife, 1t is
as mucu a woman's duty to please
and make the home happy by being
herself aiwlys cheerful as it is for
her not 20 develop into that sloveni
ness Of mauupT and costume which
causes mao to seek comfort 10. club
instead II Ia his own house.
A wife who cultivates a cheerful de
meanor is a treasure. A husband, b.
ing a member OF the stronger sex and
Driding himself upon his fortitude
,ught 10 play the role OF comforte'
and iuculcat tor Of Cheerfulness out he
loes cot often assume that character
n the domestic drama. He expects
20 be comforted; that Is his weak
less. 1t NAV not he quite equitable tn
.xpect a wife to do II, but tho more |
he tries the better it will be for both |
PARTIES.
In anycase. every woman should |
urefully guard against becoming an
mertYI and taking on that
Melancholy strain that makes every |
'Ody anxious 10 yet out OF her com
ANY at the earliest moment. Exper /
ence OF life teaches US that 1t is so E
cry easy 80 grow like that; neDse the
lecessity Tor wdJchfulness. New
Zealand DairVman.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-07
LINCOLN MS, A. JUDGE on MEN

Lincoln was great politician. be
was the most sagaciouS Of all the great
readers OF hts party itS,sttalning poll
& tcal results, althO stranger TO the
Common methods OF political mani
pulatiou. He studied men most IT.
telligently and, he rarSly II ever erred
n assigning q friend 10 the perform
tnee Of a political duty, Hs alone
.ominated Andrew johnson for Vice
president In 1864 and there were nos n
score OF men IN tha country who
knew of his purpose TO accomplish IT,
lie had no prejudice against HanhD:
ON the contrary, would have been
glad to havs Ham,ba on the Il, ket
again with him out he had carefully
looked oves the fieA and hs felt that
y change In the Wise presidency was
necessity for twe reasons which he
gave to ma personally the day before
the meeting Of the eenvoRtion In Bal
timore ip which was the delegate AT
large from Pennsy lvanta, when he
asked nae TO vote for Johnson for
Vice president and he tsld me why IL
should he done. He anticipated a
severe and perhaps doubtful contest
with Mcclellan; he believed that IL
would be necessary to bri ~ into the
support of the Republican ticket In
addition to the Democrats who had
become Republicans the large mum
Der of loyal war Democrats who Vel
maintained at least passive relations
with the Democratic party. Among
them we're such conspicuous charact
ers as Dix of New York, Holt OF
Kentucky, Butler OF Massachusetts,
Johnson OF Tennessee and many
Others. While he regarded that as a
stron and controlling political reason
for the nomination OF Johnson there
was behind IL what with him was
even more foreeful. The nomination
was made 10 the early summer of 1854
when no important victories had been
achieved by our armies under Grant
or Sherman and the dark pail Of RI
cognition OF the ConfederacY BY Eos
land and France yet hung over u.s.
He believed that In no way could our
friends in the European countries be
so greatly strengthened.as by the cleo
ton of a man to the second Office Of
the Government from reconstructed
State In the heart CT the CoGfederacy
and q man who had filed every i'm
portaut office within the gift Of bis
State and he thought 1t important
thus to nationalize the Republican
party.-Trom "LIncoln as a Peliti
cian," by Col. A. K. Mcclure, in The
Circle for February.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-07
MARKET REPORT
Kansas City Mo. Jan, 81, 1905

Kansas City MO. Jan ~, 1tnS
Live stock receipts at Kansas City
last week.
The cattle market was uneven last
week but Closed about steady on
steers. while best cows and heifers
advanced 10 TO 15c, stockers and
feeders 25 to 35c lower for the week.
The supply was 1000 head less than
IN the previous week and feature
was the large number Of partly fl
ished stsers included. The run today
Is 10000 head, market steaoy on
steers, top SIS, COWS and beifets
strong to 10 higher Bulk OF the
beef steers bring 4e5 to 6.25. good
heavy cows up to 4 50, bulk OF COWS
8 TO 4, hei fers from 8 25 90 4.75, bulls
8 to APO, best veals 625 stockers
8 40 to 4 so. feeders 100 10 AIS. Jan
uary cattle receipts amounted to
I77.OOO head here, besides 1900
calves, which was shortage of 81 pei
cent as compared with the same
month last year.
Hog supply last week dropped down
to $4,000 head but prices were net
very satisfactory, changing contipu
ally with weakness the ruling feat
ure and finally closing Saturday e
below previous week. The decline
continued today, run $4,000 head
marked s TO 10 lower, top 4,35, bulk
4 is to4 3O January receipts foot up
500 900 head. which is $4,000 heao
more than were ever received at thi'
market before in any msnth and 24o
600 head more than arrived here lSsl
Jrnuary. Average weight fer the
menth was PIG pounds. against FL:
pounds for December.
The mutton market was uneven last
week making big losses after Tuesday
the high day of the week. especial,
on lambs aud heavy Rings
There was some recovery Friday, bu'
the net loss for the week was 10 Il
25c on lambs, while sheep aud yea
ltnps closed about steady. Run II
10. 900 today, market strong or sheep
lower on lambs. top lambs 6.S5. fol
light WEIGHTS, heavy lambs $50
wethers and Ysarlings mixed at 6.56
ewes s, light yearling worth up Il
60.
W. E. Sharp Of Neosho comfy
Kas., marketed carload Of hogs thu
3lst.
A. J. RJCKAR7,
Live Stock Correspenaeni
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-07
THE NEXT MAY FESTIVAL

platst shc t,'o,n' eni W. o'lc
rr>uv ~t Re Univ'".''''' K 80
ar a., n'3ci "7ur J -,
val vii y A~ih u Frity q "]tu'
dev. Ma, s hHnd9;u y, M BIN a."n
Gtmnas'uD Euos y 10. - .iil
he ,.tulI ~ oaf rri. amaze .
p-.p'. ~ be nil 20 Gar -, wn' ~
40, ";,ii walk gar p acc mn.
died tn, fist ;IrceiG 0n FriG y
i2ii. y II, ne "a
SONG RECITAL BY DAVID BIsPHAM
| air. BIspham - TIE r"r,G's mo' 4
famous bart cr He il 30 Ar' IL" y
ny birth anH has heen far ves'a c'r
u.citd with tne Metron n" o leia
:. ,r.e az Nav YR IL is,u y'est
1.mann FOR -nng rpcitai- ~ which he
l. D. !r..' - 80 pprr
THE ENLARGED CHICAGO SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
~ c Gas . rye IN
= 'Nfu ''.''' ii Nr t'- " =
'nIN'us T. tt'E ~ ri;
~. 4iau &C., .u -" " -.
- y appear Saturnt tA.gp'"n ii! 4
Svenlng under new iead,r aud &C
companled by a quartet OF singers.
Oue feature q; the afternoon concert
will undoubtedly be
PROFESSOR PREYER's NEW CONCERT
This is WI k for piano and oTChes
ira, completed last summer ana new
beiug published ny Breitkorpf and
Haertel OF New YORK H. issaid 30
be larger 10 fnrn and grander In style
than anv OF Professor Prsyer's pre-
vlou4 compUsitlDus and Will receive
IT'S first performance at the next FEES
tlval.
There bas been much discuss on a.
10 the choral work TO be uUder taken
mt IT has been decided in accordance
with the advice OF the leading mus
CABS VI hnt Guy 10 give
GOUNOD's OPERA FAUST"
This will be rendered in cOncert
form but the music Is 30 melodiOUs;
the chorus so IMPORTANT that 1t Is a
very acceptable work in the concert
room. This Is the most popular Of
all operas and will be- she most at
tractive plumber yet gi,en at Fest
val.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-07
GoUNOD's OPERA FAUST"
The University of Kansas aDDOun

The University Of Kansas aDDOul
ces that Governor John A. johnson
OF the STA OF Minnesota WIN deliver
the commencement address on June
10. Governor JODsOn will bea Ane
attraction snd the University con
siders itself very fo1tunate 10. seeNr
lug his prom se to deliver the address.
L. r. quite generally understood that
Governor johnson is \ receptive car
uidate for nomiRatioD for the pses
deus y of the Quilted States.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-07
THF FEMININE MARTYR

There are certain number OF hu
.n hsInqs who 8 em to delight In
S",ng miserable; they always speak
D tb, air of a martyr and they act
49, nsTt Of wet blanket wherever
they 60, rr,ess
miserable, so to say, is not confined to
80 ser but tne feminine variety Is
~. ,.tense in it's effect upon Others
thsn "a the case with the masculine
Ind. A depressing manis creature
,,ono whom there is way OF escape
hut a depressing woman permits Vi
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-07
NEW DEAL

d. z. McClellsnd has bought the
Legitimate Drug store, walter
Smiths old stand, and will embark
10 the drug business. Mr.. McClellaad
is not a druggist tut has had quit a
business experience aud there is no
reason why he should not make a suc'
cess of this business. Mr.. Holt will
continue as business manager,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-07

"a :. J,ra ell tor, after looking
"foffion ieached the FOL
* crHciuSion why people attend
r. r'. ",rsh.p: Some ~ 70 church 10
ws"p tl1e others go to Sleep
y me - a. tell heir woes, Others o
10, how near clothes. Some go to
30, pteacber others like The
scr, 'crer. Boys go to recOnDoi
g,rs 90 becaa.e thev orter,
o. Tor gnud reflections, pre-
~ few In help collections.--EX
tntLgt
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-07
ThREEYEARS FOR rs CENTS

Farm Progress, the big farm and
agricultural monthly Of st. Louis Mo
announces that the subscription price
will be advanced to % cents per year
beginning January l, 1908. Until
that date subscriptions will beaccept-
ed at the old rate OF three years for
25 cents. Farm Progress is one OF the
best farm paprs 10 the country, ano
we'll worth the advance asked. Send
25 cents at once to pay for teree.year
subscription, Ii you are ALREADY
paid up in sdvs ce send 10 Is cents
and have your time extended three
years longer. A beautiful fruit pict-
ure, size 22x2s inches, will be scot for
Fcents additional To cover cost OF tube
aud postage. Address all orders TO
Farm ProWress, st. Louis, Mo,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-07
RELIABLE JEWELRY

Our superior array Of Jewslry an
Watches makes selection, easy. Every
thing is in perfect taste, and every
Thing may be perfectly relied upon.
We sell nothing we don't know VII
about. and we tell you everything. we
know about every thing you ask to see.
c. E. CONKLIN. the Jeweler.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-07
ANNOUNCEMENT

announce myself candidate for the "ffice
Of TT ,asurer Of Neosho county subject to the
decision Of the Republican convention or pri-
mary
J.F.CooPER.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-07

hereby announce myself asa candidate TO
office of sheriff OF Neesho County snbj'ct to
action Of the Republican primary or caucus
@ Il RARDME.I..
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-02-07

y hereby announce mysoH asa ssndinat" 'oi
District Clerk Of Neosho County subject t" the
action of the Republican primary.
GEO. YOCKHY.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18
THE PoRTER's TIPS.
IBy Associated Press. ]

Chicago, Dec 1S.-The tipping
system. particularly as it applies to
the Pullman company. underwent a
fleeting inquiry before Interstate
Commerce Commissioner Lane YES
terday. I-:chmonG Don, general
manager of the Pullman company.
denied that the public tips the porter
because he is underpaid. and observ-
ed:
The tipping custom is result of
the selfishness of persons who desire
better service than their fellows. and
are willing to pay for it
Counsel for the complainant asked
Mr.. Dean:
What is the salary of porter?''
They are paid $25 month"
Does the company furnish them
their meals?"
The company does not?"
Il think it takes that much to buy
their meals, then" commented the
lawyer.
Dean testified that he preferred the
upper berth himself and declared his
company considered them as good as
the lowers.
He said the experiment of reducing
the price of uppers 25 per cent had
been tried some years ago between
New York and Boston, but had not
proved satisfactory.
Dean said the cars are fumigated
country where tuberculosis patients
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18
GAMBLING THE CAUSE.
[speclal to The Sentinel. l

Durango. Colo, Dec. 1S.-Juclx
Slade, about 80 years old and un-
married, committed suicide in Il
rooming house here at an unknown
hour last night. the body being dis
covered by the proprietor of the lodg-
ing house late this afternoon. He
left note for his mother, reading as
follows:
Dear Mother; The reason have
done this is because | have lost all
gambling. | hope you will always
think kindly of me. Your loving son.
JACK.
"P. S.-See that the sheriff closes
gambling"
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18
TO HOLD HEBREW COUNCIL.
Especial to The Sentinel. |


Philadelphia, Dec. 1S.-One month
from today, January is, 1909, some
of the most influential Jewish citizens
of America will gather in the Quaker
City to take part n the iwenty-first
council of the Union of American
Hebrew organizations. Many import
ant questions will be discussed, in
cluding the following:
What can be done to prevent the
enactment of Sunday laws in so far
as such laws are detrimental to those
who observe the seventh day of the
week as the Sabbath?
What can be done to prevent secta-
rian teachings and practices in the
public schools of the United States?
What shall be done to induce the
United States to prevent foreign gov
ernments from discriminating against
citizens of the United States because
of their religion?
How many Jewish congregations in
small communities be assisted in
maintaining their organizations?
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18

The Bachelors" held business
meeting last night and decided to
give their Christmas dance in the
Margery hall on the Tuesday fellow
ing Christmas and to serve an elab-
crate buffet luncheon. The decora-
tions will be characteristic of the
order and will represent bachelors
den, with rugs, easy chairs, pipe
racks, etc. The main hall will be
decorated in the Christmas colors and
will be very extensive, punch will be
served and accommodations made for
about seventy couples.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18

Some very attractive and remark
able novelty sign and letter printing
work is being done by Randolph,
THE original silhoutte man. in this
city. His work is attracting must
attention and il certainly deserves
the attention. The message" to The
Sentinel from Santa displayed in
the window of this office. is piece
of Rando olph's work
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18

Dwight Newton. son of \. c. New
ton, is now employed as assistant
electrician at the great power plant
at Shoshone.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18

Mrs f. ID. Mahoney and the baby
were arrivals last night from Helper
to visit with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris O'Neil
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18

The Up To Date Cleaning & Press
ing Company have installed new ma
chinery and are prepared to do the
finest york for the :east money. Gal
Main street Phone Junction PHI.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18

Turkeys, ducks. geese. chickens.
tenderloins, crabs, Holsters, fresh
shrimps and everything possible in
the meat line for the holiday trade.
Wadsworth & Sons.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18

are carried the cars are fumigated
] at the end of every trip.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18

Lowney's famous candy from 25c
to $1,000 per box. C. d. Smith Drug
Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18
Just a day or two till Christmas

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The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18

Smith Drug Co. for the best in
perfumes.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18

Fine rigs. single or double. at all
times, at Blue Barn.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18

Our holiday gifts are now open for
your inspection. c. ID. Smith Drug
Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18

Manicure sets, $3.50 to 81, at Van
Horn Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18
Christmas Photos.

The Dean Studio can handle few
more Christmas orders, if you hurry.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18

We have some good bargains in
city lots. See Gray, 337 Main street.