davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-28
4 SURPRISED MINISTER.

For many years have been a suf-
ferer from bronchial catarrh, and had
despaired OF anything like cure,
Judge OF my pleasant surprise when
| FIRST used Hyomei, which brought
complete relief. Hyomei has been a
yerltable godsend. Rev. Charles
Hartley. Sardinia. Ohio.
Thousands OF catarrh sufferers have
given up ingdespaIr. They have tried
stomach dosing, snuif. sprays and
douches without success. and now be-
lleve cataleh TO be incurable.
But j. w. McCollunn q Co. the
druggists, hold out hope to all dis
tressed. They sell remedy called
Hyomei which is guaranteed for ca
tarh. colds, coughs. bronchitis. asth.
ma and Group.
Hyomei pronounced High-o.me) Is
medicated air, full OF the healthy yir.
tues OF the mountain pines. You
breathe In the delightful antiseptIc
AIR. and as Il passes over the infamed
and germ-rldden membrane, II allays
the Inflammation kills the germs. and
drives out the disease
A complete Hyomel outfit. including
q hard rubber inhaler, costs but 81,
and an extra bottle OF Hyomei II az
forwards needed costs but SO cents
See J. W. McCoilum & Co. about il
today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-28

James ponahue. Now Britain, Conn.
writes; Il tried several kIdacy RENE,
dies. and was treated by our best
physician Cor diabetes. but dld not i'm.
prove unul ] took Foloy's kidney
Remedy After ere secona bottle !
showed Improvements. and ave bot,
ties cured me completely have
since RAISED l.sid examination foF
nse insurance, rcey's Kldnvf Rem,
edy cures baeKaehe end an forms a
kidaey and bladder trouble, J. W
Mccouum a Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-28
NO MORE PLAYING
UPON THE STREETS
Council Passes Ordinance Prohibiting
This Common Nuisance.
LIcENsE TAx Us 80 RAIsED

The Tax on Hacks and Drays Has
Been Increased BY the New License
acknowledgements Until To-
night at 1850 p. N.
From Fridays Daily sun.
The City Council met on Wednes-
day nignt pursuant to adjournment,
when the following members were
present; President Stands. Aldermen
Burnett, Cannon. Graves, Mixson. and
Clerk Dell
Ordinance No, 16S, being an ordi-
nance prohibiting the playing Of
baseball and football on the streets
Of the city, was passed and penalty
attached which will in future prevent
this nuisance on the public thorough
fares.
This practice, which has been large
" INDUCED in lately by the younger
set more than others, has caused many
horses TO run away, and recently one
morse was SO badly. injured tnat the
animal had TO be killed.
Ordinance No. 100, for the collection
|of the city revenue, was also passed
at this meeting OF the body. In a
great many instances the rates have
been Increased, but the rate viii fall
harder on the hackmen and drays
as they have been raised more than
other enterprises
The clerk was Instructed 70 pur.
chase the State statutes Of 1906 and
also the acts OF the Legislature for
1907 the same to be paid for out OF
the contingent fund.
Council adjourned until Friday
might when they will meet at
1880 o'clock
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-28
OFFERING WAS GOOD.
Neat Sum Raised by the Local Lodge
Of Rehekahs Thursday Nlaht.

Neat Sum Raised by the Local lodge
Of Rsbekshs Thursday Night.
Tho neat sum OF sll was raised by
the Rebekah lodge on Thursday
night AZ their Offering for the orphan.
age fund.
After the regular meeting. az which
come new members were given the
degree work. the lodge took up the
matter Of a frec.will Offering for this
worthy Institution. which was liberal.
" responded 90.
It Is the desire 81 tho lodge 10 In.
crease this amount. and they viii
hold Il open for others 20 Join them
ia sending a larger contribution
Anyone desiring 20 contribute 10 enc
cause can 90 so BY handing the
amount 20 any 81 The Rebelahs. and
R win be duly forwarded aud az she
same tune BE- assisting not only thc
Rebckahs Ia making 4 fne showing
but also the orphapsg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-28
DEATH or JOHN FLOYD.
Caused from Accidental Discharge Of
His Own Gun.

Aiachua. Sept. pa wellHnown
and respected farmer residing three
miles west n Alachua died Tuesday
morning az ! o'clock. from the effects
OF a gtnshot wound h his left arm.
About ten days previous to his
death his attention was attracted By
"a polecat among his chiceens near the
house lie shot the cat and set the
gun down, when the hammer struck
an unseen object and the gun was
discharged, the load entering bis left
arm near the elbow. blowing OH part
of the joint ana mutiiating the flesh
terribly.
Dr. J. W. Bishop dressed the
wound and attended him all during
his illness and pronounced hts wound
as doing nicely, but last Friday he
grew worse and blood poison develop
ed, causing the wound to be fatal,
Mr.. Floyd was well known and
loved by all who knew him He was
% years OF age and d deyout Chris
tian, and he told bis dear ones that
he felt prepared to meet his Creator
MIR Floyd leaves a wife and two
little children, his father mother
two brothers and two sisters to mourn
his death He was Kind and az.
rectlonate husband and dutifnl son
His remains were Inferred IN the
Forest Grove cemetery Tuesday even
Ing, the burial services being con-
Quoted BY Rev Foster OF Als,ana.
Many beautiful flowers were carried
by kind and Toying friends and strewn
ON the grave.
Dear Johnnie has gone to heaven.
His place Is vacant here,
But we know that We shall meet him
In that land that IL free from care. =
MRS. y. n. wARSOCK.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-28

Tucker clnnery Now Receiving II b.
the Carload.

tNc OaFtodds
Since tho perfect operation OF the
Tucker ginnery that Institution o.
receiving the ileecy staple In car lots
daily, and the scene around the plant
Is a busy one.
The proprletors already find that
they win De compelled to enlarge
their plant another season. and this
they propose 70 do before the time
arrives to begin work OF ginning.
Taking into consideration that the
season was 20 far advanced, they did
not deem Il necessary to install more
Gins this year. but the large demand
made upon them has proven other
wise, and they are receiving cotton
that they had not anticipated they
would get this year.
The capacity OF the plant Ia ten
bales daily. and they are now putting
up ita full capacity, Il being difficult
10 keep up with the amount Of cot
Ton that IL being received.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-28
WIN Interest Many.

Every person should know that good
health is impossible n the kidneys arc
dcranged, Foley's Kidney Remedy
viii cure kidney and bladder disease
m every form. and win build up and
strengthen these organs 70 they win
perform their functions properly. No
danger Of nrights disease or dia,
betes n rolcy's Kidney Remedy Il
taken In time, ]. w, McConum q CO,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-28
dies WHILE WRITING
TO HIS LOVED ONES
Sudden Ending Of Machinist AT High
Springs Wednesday Night.



Had Rename Embalmed and Shipped
70 His Kentucky Aome--was Well
Liked by His Fellow co-workers
in Shops
From Fridays Daily suns
Chas w. Keitchman, machInist
employed III thea. G. l.. shops at High
Springs, died suddenly Wednesday
night while he was writing a letter
70 his loved ones in Kentucky. his
old home.
The deceased had come TO High
Springs only few months since and
had endeared himself TO the machin-
lists OF the shop with whom he worked.
and It was this body Of men that took
charge Of the remains and had them
embalmed and properly prepared ana
shipped to his former Kentcky home.
It was his custom to write his peo-
pie regularly every week, and II was
while he was engaged IN this pleas
ant duty that death overlook him.
The case was pronounced one Of heart
failure by the physician called TO
make the examination
No one was IN the writingroom Of
the hotel at the time Of the mana
death and be made no outward strus-
giles Or noiae, for parties sitting on
the porch adjoining the room heard
no sound during the time tho man
was inside, and we're surprised to
find him cold IN death when Il came
time to close up the house for the
night.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-28
soNOs $500 EACH.
Walker and Kirby Given Preliminary
NEARING AZ starke ThursdaY

Walker and Kirby Given Preliminary
Hearing al starks Thursday
In the case OF Deputy sherir /. c.
Walker OF this county, being charged
with assault with intent to kill,
which was heard before the county
Judge at starke Thursday. bond was
required IN The sum OF $500 for hts
appearance at the next term OF court,
Friends here believe that the case viii
really amount 70 nothing and that
the defendant viii Ne released
when court conyenes. Walker was
represented BY Col Long o. starke
j. H. "a, Kirby. a resident OF New.
berry. who WIS also arrested on the
same charge. was siven his prcllml-
nary and was hound over Ia like sum
lie IA represented by Col n. A.
.rhaaher o. this city and Col Gorntp
zoe starka.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-28

Z took two az chamherlaing stom.
aeh ana Liver Tablets last night ana
lFei ATTY Ter cent better than Z
have tor weska.~ sayRI.J. Firessoue q,
Allevan. Mich. ~rhsy are cersalnly
a ane article Cor hllioaanssa FOr
salo ~ al aruggiatA Samples sreo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-28

whea yoa drink. drink -nond 4
LiIlara~ Il took me PRISE AZ Ire
wogld's Fair Tor purity and ghe hes,
arcr. II h made AZ TIA homo Of pure
whistles. eight ycara Ola ana bcttiea
IN bond. Twelve tan QaartA SIC per
case Ae1rsss Sou q Co, Lsxingsoa.
NJ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-28

A sprAlned ankle may be cured m
about one.thlrd me time usually 10,
Qulred. BY applying Chamberlain 4
Linimont Freely, and Eiying Il Ahso.
inte rose FNr sale By an druggists
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
1otol 14,7OS 2,7l9 51,21S 6S,675
@eiberpriioler beItraft.

@eiberpriigl Ter 6eltro t..
- 8cil er ongcbliG icinc Srot &C.
ibloDcn bate, lpurbc 9cltcrn Der 2S
Sabre olte Scnrp aronlcr bon Scr.
1918, Slt-Ni"pnluncnt.S trabe, burd)
FoIi5eirifter 2lcmcllpn i'm norboits
Iid)eit Stotionsobuic nit $40 unb So
item bcitroft nnO III grnongclung ocs
aleingeloes nod Dem @cfGngniB &c.
lanot. &ramcr CAB 81 ieiner Gnt-
iduloiaura al, icinc Srau babe i'm
NIT ellicm Stod 6cOrpbt.
8ebt d Miiiiiippi.-Srl.
Sophie s. Scuberfing pon Nr. 3032,
@aferitroBc, lit mad Soltgaloo, Miii,
gerciit, no iie 1T Der oortign llnipar-
iitdt Den 2ebritltbl fiir Sp9iene iiber.
ncbmer miro.
@irb iein eigener u a ds
olgcr. @oltperneur Grot1ers
miro ben jetigen Sbcrridter oes
Stoots : Expectations . @eridts u.
Sumter @opo, Der ben pierten Subj.
5iol : Iiitrift pertritt lrb oeiien Ger
min bieien Scrbit abl0lIft, fir bos
Sobr bis sur ndd)iten Stootslpabl
mieocr erncnnen. Hid)ter 9opb miro
aolm t6 Sabre 9ebient BADEN. Sbnt
3lpeiiel iuerben Die Senlofrotcn beS
4! Slibi5iol . @e5irfs i'm oils Gonoi.
batcn ipieoer aifiteaen.
Wutter nnb. g no 5u q nj.
III e gcangen. Ilice Sadlon,
cine. 26 Sabre olte NegerinL BON Nr.
1912, Miggs : apcrue, perbradte &C.
iIcrn mcbrere StlnOen nit ibrent
fleinen ainoe in elmer 3eQe Der moro.
fpeItlid)en 4oli5eiitotion 81. Sic ipur.
sc in @oibington tpegen 9iebitabls
gerpiinid)t, unb che lie abgeido6en
lruroe, brafte man bos 10Sabre alte
Mdoden in elmer anitalt iiir gteger.
m1oden inter.
YerfonaInoti ID. = Srau9Rin-
iiie Mprib BON Nr. 81, Siib . gnn-
Strobc, fcbrtc nod smcimonotlidcnl
Mufentbait in Itlautic Gftp mad
! Sauie 5uriid. q, ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25

SereinS nit 5ur EoitorillS . Earooe
tah philadelphia geben. Die Dele.
gotcn perOen ipe3ieQ erilidt, oen
Frioat,G in9altg oes Gltbbnuies al
bcltutcr.
3eri d. lug 10 c rtbpoIIe5
9 d. II c n It err. - Wcil er onaeb.
lid SIaoc Solomion, einen gilf6at
ter IN Der aleioerbonoliung BON Sont.
rno Ebil. @loomc, Ger. 4O1, Noro-
GoenItrobc, cine Sdnittpunbe beige
brod)t bette, luurbe geitern ". s..
@olterS bon gtr. 1853, SrleansItr.,
ollrd Eolijeiridter 2lemellpn i'm
norO0itlidcn Stotionsbauie in gr-
mangelung BON $26.45 nadJ Dem 8e-
fdng1iB geianot. @alters iuar fri,
Der ebeniaqS bel oen 8ebr. 9loome
ongeltelt uno fam am 9ienitug nod
oenl @eihdft, Inn 8elo ST coQeftiren,
oos ibm bon Solomlon uno Ybil.
Wloome oeriueigert lpuroe. Nus ger.
ser oarilber ioll er nit DEM Sub eth
$40 Sdoufenitcr sertriimmert nno
Sololnion nit einem Meiier am arlH
rerlebt baben, oils 2ebterer i'm on Die
Slitt 'eben mollte. @alters oogeaeu
bebolptete, bon Solomion uno Yloo-
me ungegrifirn moroen 81 lein. Ct
TOLL babel 5ufaQig in oas Sdauien-
tier gefalen iein. 9e5iislid) oer8nn.
DC an Solomion's arm bebauptete
or, Seeterer babe iid an oen Clos.
ld)eibcn 9ei6nittcn. 0as ginsiae,
fooS @oltcrs 5ngob, mar, oaB er in
lester 3eit Itarf g%etrunfen babe.
Gr1bte ~ ntfernt.i
= an ~. Sftober meroen ollie 9rdb.
te, ipclhe iett iiber Dem io-groaS.
man geIponnt iino, entiernt unS I'M.
ter Der StroBc eelegt.
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
Sir sic SmitbsS IT. S9ule $780,

SuC ple SNlllp'Slr.ES pllle pZO,z
900.
Gr. @n. &oIennu mitroe o0gcnleiit
81 ieincr Giidfebr bon iciner @cimotD
bon ienen WitglieOern bcgIiidniini6t,
melde i'm nod nid)t gciebcn boben.
Or. Hoienol, Weld)er Ielbit Elm gebo.
rener Geutider lit, er itommt aus
Siridberg i'm &icien9cbir9e, cr56blte
informea in ieiielnber @eiic iiber lei
ne grlebniiie IN Bremen, S%omburg,
Berlin, DRESDEN, gtiirnberO utb
Sranffurt, iopie &oln, uno lpie er ct.
flGrt, gefGllt linn Gclltid)lono BOZ, al.
len elrop1iiden 2dnoern om bcitcn.
Gic iolgcnoen Gciignotioncn mllr-
ben on9tnommen: SeIeno e. @olOerL
S6ulc ltr. 112; ellie Y. Sonnel,
Shulc Nr. AZ; Sronccs SenfinS,
Iuficberin iiber llebun0cn; gQo
MtoricQ unb gaen Q. SotnoIl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
2 hlub Scr Convention

SdluB Scr Contention.
49, Die 81. SubreS , Convention Der
alncrifaniid)en Sbltrtrifer mo @plG-
fologcn enoet bcutc i'm ySotcl 9elpe.
Gcre" nit elmer Hcibc bon GortrGgen
itlt0 Der @iniiibrlulg Der ncugeipGbl-
ten gcnnltcn. @citern 8ormittag be
iltd)tcn sic 9ler5tc 0aS' nSobns Sop
fins Solpital," no Or. Somnr0 q.
aellp uno Or. 0llp z. Su1ner cine
alinif obbicltcn. Der alinif iolgte
cin SnbiB. AbcuOs iano Elm grobes
Vanfett itott, Dem cine @cidGfts-
iitung nit &ortrGgcn %poranging. -
Or. 5obn u. Ypons bon Chicago e.
51blte cine olttiiionte @ei6ifte bon
elmer 6rol, bic iid) einbitOete, oab iie
Wiitterfrclloen c%ntgegen iGbe. Die
6rol mo ibre GernanDten n1bten
ainoer5cug ulo blieb Benz Ioftor
nid)ts gnoeres iibrig, ais einenS Gug-
ing aus elllrlll Solpital tllr ole Sralt
I'll bolclL Der Die icrtigen &leiocr trllg
nno mic Elm ci9enes aino bcbunoeit
lultroe.
Ter III 9 ii t.
gerperein BON % drplano"
b1lt ieine monatli6e Seriummlung
nlorgen, Sreitng 9lbenO IN Ger Ger.
mania . WGnlerd)pr 3 Salle" ob.
Iics lit sic erlte ~Geriumn1lung III Der
y@crmoniu 3 WGnner6ors@alle" mo
miro ser 9iirgerneiiter einen Gertre-
ter bn5ll ienocrl, nm Sen 0elcgotctl
unb Ginjclmitglieoern bon 91a llbr
al cine Ge0e iiber Ole @aiier. mo
Gonouit-N nleibe 81 bnlten. Iesbalb
ioate Die Geriamnlitng piinftlidl Inn
s llbr nlianget. ga piele mid)tige Sc
idGitc 81 ~crleoigcn iino. Ger %Sinan5
berid,t iibcr ben Teltid)en Sog miro
ubgeIegt, uno Die Selegnten ioQter
! bcridten, mic pieIe Mitglieoer iBres
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25

@cburtStagS lleberro'
6 ung. Nnl0blid ibreS Il. @cs
burtstogcS ipllrOc Srol Sobonno
@rtb am Iicnltog NbenO oui on0e-
ncbnle Meiic hoburd) iiberroibt, BOB
lire ainoer, Scrmonotc llno Sreuuoe
IN Der 0%eidnlodpoa oeforlrtcn @o6.
mug bon &rn. lino Irolt Wnl, u.
&lcin, 9tr. St7, Noro-Tottcrion.Eort.
Ipcnllc, cine biibId)c Scicr orran9irs
ten. Ntohbcn Dem @cburtatogsfinO
bon alien Sciten @rotltlotioncn umlo
Wcihcnfc iibcrmittclt morOcn morcl,,
mitrbe ein Invertebrates ltntcrbol.
tltngss Erogrnmm 5llr 3urdfiibrrmg
gebradt, mcldeS utter Mnocrcnl fol-
genoe Nllnnlcrn entbicIt: @clongss
SoIi Der Serren Ioniel Mobr uto
Senrp Sdclcrmonn, muiifnlii6c
GortrGgc Der 0errcn Sc1,rp S6cucr.
mann ulo Scnrp 5. SoDn, ocutidc
GolfslicOcr, porgctrogcn ourd bos
nSit.9oltimorc Guortett," Nliam,
nlengeicbt olts ben Scrren Io6n
Sutb, Sobn 9riG mo @n1. u. alein,
&iolinzSO l oeS 9rlt. George Sforr
nit Misunderstanding bird Srn. 6.
@oloen, Tiono.Soli burd) Sorrp 81.
=. &lein uno Wuiif bi1rd Brof. ,yobn
Iid's SrdcIter. SIN 2ol,fe bes
gbenos purbc Elm opulentes @e6urts.
tagsmobl ierpirt. ltntcr sen Sbeil.
nebmern an Der 1eier 6cfonben iid
Sr. rnb Srolt @iQiom Brill, Sr. uro
Srou SSo9n Sut6, 6r. mo Iroii Sp.
Sdcucrmonn, Sr. unb 5rolt Srco.
@. !Srtb, Sr. rnb sSron Senrp s.
Sobn, Sr. itno 5tou Sobu Brill, Sr.
unb 6rou @m. u. &lein, Srou Gatbe.
rino Better, 1rou Gmmto alein, Iroil
Bertha Mihael, Srau sfnno Oiesler,
Trou Scrhine Differ, Die sSrls. Soo
2lcin, Worp 9ria, Allgliita Brill,
bic SS. Serrb 2nuf Tniiel Moore,
Sobn Sid, Geo. Sdorr, 2oiiis Sol.
Sen ltro Sorrp 81 alein, George
Brill, @iQiom Brill uno 4noere.
aebrcn mad @oi6ington
surf ii Ct. = Srnu Bob. 1inor bon
Nr. 1902, If. StraBe, N..@., @ai6.
ingtont 3. g., bolte aeitern ibre God.
fer llno @retd @op0s, pelde am
3ienItng abcno bon 5lpei jungel;
TGnncrn p~crlaiien morben paren,
ans Ser mittleren Eoli5ciitotion a6
itnO febrte nit oeniel6en iiadJ @nib-
ilgton 5lriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25

Mpcnlle ipiiroen rltr 5lpai 8lodS &c
pfluItcrt tperoer1 rul0 miiroe ser ct
ma 81 5oblenbe Sdooancriot rur &c.
ring iein por5iiglid lucnn iid ouS
Giloltcr bctpGbren ioQte. Die Nnac.
bote iporen mic iolQt:
@itulitbif = @orren Brothers So,
90 pro Gliobrat &. NorO. @enerol8u
Ring II. Contracting So, 1924.
@lSpboltblodc = General Yabing
l., Contracting So, 1886.
9itumilloies Woco0om = 3. 6.
Shneioer II. 60, $t.S5, Gatrid @co.
bington, $t.SS, Gotrif JIonioon II.
S6bne $1.75, General @oping II.
Contracting So. $t.94. qa
@llBospDalt = General Yoping II.
Contracting 60. $50, s. 6. Gdnei-
Ser 1t. SO. $t.SS.
Sic gngebotc nllroen Sen StroBen,
Surhbrlld)S 4. GomniIiGren sur So.
bllliritn9 iibcripicicn ulo mcrbcn bic,
lcl6cn Stoot = Trofltrutor Yoe Inn
cin @lltu6ten eriud)cn, ltltcr ipcld)cii
@coingungen Die Strobc nit @itl-
minoiem Wocobom 0cpiloltcrt wcrocn
fam.
Scr @cfGnoniB In6ou.
Gie Gontroft &~crgcbnnoS . De,
G0roc bicb gcitern sic BON @ouinipefs
tor Erciton o,sgcorbcitctcn Spe5ifi.
fotioncll fiir sen rlcllcn Nnbolt Sum
Stoot & 8cfGngnib gut. Gicie Spe-
si%iifotioncn MAIDEN Die @cl6Gftigung
bon 8cfongcnen bel biclcm @au 5llr
llnmoglihfcit. 3ie Goncret > Arbci.
ter mililen b~rcij0brige G%rio6rlu,0 be-
libcn, mo miro bcItimmt, Dob 5lir
%c5oblll1g bon Nrbcitcrn bie bon Scr
Stoot b~cjobltcn H0bne moBgebcnb
icin ioIlcn. Scr 9auinipcttor bnt Die
%Goait0n0ige 9ontrolc ilbcr Sen Gou
unb boS Hcd)t, irgcno cincn bci'm
@ou @cid1ftigtcn luegcn l~lnfGbigfeit
5u cntlulicn.
Ger W opuraI5 &oriibcr.
Sn Der Wiltens . Ipcnlc 9optis
item . STRIDE, Ode bon @ilfenS slue.
unb WonroeltraBc, fii6rte geltcrn
Mbcnb Der Wapor ben Goriit iibcr
cine gum 9cltcn Der Stride otgebals
tcnc Scriommlung.
Noti5en.
Die onboltcnoe Giirre uno Scr So.
burd) bcrbeigcfiibrtc nieorige @oiicr.
iion0 bot Die 8oiicr5ufubr alls SSoncS
Sails iebr perrnin0crt, bod lit feline
orgenbiidlihe @eiabr elmer @oiierS.
notb porbul,beu. 81 20
@eiunbbeitS . GomniliGr Or. goS.
lep bot sen Gltaruut1ne .'9lr5t Or.
%id)orbion a%iigeipicien, beipnbers uilf
G6oleroidae ortf mtSldnbiihen edit
len olif5npolen n .arrr.
Sr. Soi.roi Observation-Disclosures Scr
Ntlolltic Syririt Co. bot Die Ii1lcibcn
irboliirt. an y 'tpj ot r
Sic Straben Iltrd6rll6S Cont
nliii1rc lucrosn I'M nGGitcn Wonntt
ElGnc fir Die &crmtsgubung Der lcb.
ten $500,000 bcr9 gmcr -sh1leibc fir
Gcr6ciierungen im~e(nncr all5orbci.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
Sic &csiitratiun.

gfm orittcn Gage bcocuteno obgcfol.
|. len. - Nur t7,457 Stinumgeber
lieBcrl iid) rcgiitrircn. - Sotal.
5obl Scr Tcgiltrirtcn iebt 6S,675.
- 1000 mtbr dis in 1906.
Ger brittle Sag ser o~iesiGbrigcn
Decentralization Der Stinml0cbcr9ol'
tinlorc'S ipnr rid)t 10 crfolgrcid oils
sic beioen critcn Gage. Snmerbit
CHER licBcn iiA 17,457 @Gblcr regi-
lyriren, uno 5lpor 1l,70S @eibc uno
2719 Negcr. 9m brittcn Nc9iitra.
tionStoge bcs SobrcS 1906 wllrOcn
1886 Stimlocber rcgiItrirt, bon
ipeldcn $500 Nc9cr morcll. Gic 80.
tolillnmc Scr Tc9iitrirten betrG9t
lcbt 6S,67i, Don mcld)cn $3.50 Weis
&c ullo 1925 Ncgcr iinb. Sn 1906
betrug bic8ciunlmt5obl Der HegiItrir'
ten IN ben crit2n orci Tcgi'tratiorS.
togen $4,000, BON lueldJcn 834Sgtcger
morcn. Bic oroBtc 3ubl Der Icgi.
l~trirtan bat bic s, @oro, nGnllid
4105. Ndbitcn 0ienitog unb Mitt.
nod lit obcrmals Hcgiitrotion, uto
honn iolgcn in Der acknowledgement
@od)c nod 5iuci S~itlnostagc Der &c.
attractions 9eomtcn. llngef0br Die
0Glite Der pablbcrcd)tigten Slirger
Der Stoot iinb iebt rcgiltrirt. 9ie
nod)Itcbcnbc Sobcuc gibt nod @oroS
ooS gcitrigc uno boS 8eIommtreilll'
tot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25

.PdNe tar9 MnSlanb befsrst q. Rslse, m.
No Ct.1elttmsresetr.. Rabe Vsksm 0osic.9vs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25

Sfnt.Glub" b1lt morgen Nbenb in
Scr o@ern1onio . W0nner6or . Sollc"
cine iuihtigc Gcrinmmlung al, pie
Der Sefrct0r, Sr. Eaul Sobonnien,
OIL onbcrer Stelle bicieS Ylottes Re.
fonlt moht.
nSurnpcrein Born arts"
9os Gomitc iiir's 80. gunoeS.
Siirnfcit in Cincinnati an %. sunni
1909 orgoniiirte iid aiif folgcnoc
@ciie: Soltis Sofimonn, eriter Gor-
liber, gmil 6. 3. Sful5, 5rpeiter gor.
iiber, Sbeo. 9. Bort, SefretGr, 8. s.
Sdneioereitb, Sdobmeiitcr, Wortill
2ltomig, Sobn Correct, Wm. @anS.
leber, Wtor Sonig lrnb Sol. 9enjo.
IS wurbe beihloiien, fir bic oftipe
@iege Observation-Disclosures 5l ar
rongiren, bomit oieiel6e iinanSieQ
ipoblousgeriiitet gum 5ilrnieit ans.
5iebcn fam. gltd miro Dos Gonritc
iofort ulit Der GrefutiDe oes 5eitoltS,
iduiieS ocs DNorbzGincinnoti Gum
percinS" in G%cr6inbung treten. Ser.
ner pl,rOc 6ei6loiicn, bis gum Surn,
felt mcnigitens einmal jeoen Monoi
cine Sibltng ab5ilbaltell.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-12-30
Death Of Mrs. John S. White.

The Manchester papers announce the
dearha Beacon fIu Hospital n that
city on tae evening vt Dec p of Mrs.
John : Waite. aged D. years Mrs
White had been sick 0iJh valsuar dis
ease 81 TIE heart aHd had been at the
hospital about three Vy,k-
Mr.. Nh.te 0aS 10 native Of Pgugh-
k-ep~ic. n. Y and the daughter d John
Hannah = retired carpenter 0f that city.
Her husband was the well known travel
hing salesman for John Wyeth * Brothers,
drug manufacturers Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Whites business has called him
regularly 10 81. Johnsbury for the past
u wears and in his more or less extended
stay in this region Mrs. White has al
ways accompanied him. She was a
most estimable lady and IS very pleasant
" remembered by MANY in this town
and vicinity who viii deeply sgmpathize
with Mr. White in his loss. She leaves,
beside a husband father and sisters il
P0ughkeepsie
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-12-30
Home Talent January 5.

There will be an entertainment at New
Music hall Tuesday evening, January 5
by some Of our best local talent. Every
one is interested in amateur perform
ances and as this is the first Of the sea
son it ought To draw large crowd.
The program IS in three parts First
Messrs. Sam Currier and John Moore
will present an amusing tarce-cOmedy
Two Old Crouies" Second, some OF
the best solos and choruses from De
Koveu's opera Robin Hood arranged
bv B. Frank Harris. viii be rendered By
Mrs. Stiles and Messrs. Err Mackev, H. o.
French. ". B. Atwood and E. n Garter. in
costume. The third part will consist Of
the farce Too Much Married present
ed by Mr.. and Mrs Peters, Sam Currier
William H Boyntou and E. N. Carter.