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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-27

grass in front of it would give very
ulHerent appearance, and if. in addi-
ton, rose-covered arbor. with
seats in it, be placed on this lawn. or
few rustic benches scattered about.
the bare, ugly yards would be
changed to beauty spot. The rail-
road companies are beautifying their
grounds in other places with lawns,
fiowers and shrubbery; and they GER
tainly have room for Improvement
here.
1T may not be amiss to suggest
also that if the owners of the Hotel
Mitchell would train a few climbing
roses over the back walls of the hotel
the tables could be supplied with
roses and the rear view of the build
ing be greatly improved
Il once read of the widow of a
noted American general travelling
through the desert lands of the Unit
ed States. She carried with her Il
large paper bag filled with poppy
seed. Every little while she would
toss some out of the car window, and
at every stop she scattered the seed
with a lavish hand The seeds grew,
the poppies blOomed, making gay and
beautiful spots on the desert Their
seed ripened and scattered, and dur
ing the blooming season that part of
the waste blossoms as the poppy, if
not as the rose.
ut has been suggested that the
| spot where the late Hotel Olympia
stood might be beautified by scatter
ing over it the seeds of the Califor-
mia poppy.
"The sloping banks right back of
the depot would also be improved by
a like treatment.
eff you happen to live next to
vacant lot, few cents worth of
grass or clover seed-nower seed if
you wish--and little attention, may
convert an eyesore into a pleasure.
There are many beautiful walks
in the outskirts of the town, but
ones pleasure in them receives rude
shock at frequent intervals when one
happens on the piles of debris that
have been dumped along the edges
of the town. These piles are within
the city limits and should be remov-
ed. 1t is an outrage to have so much
of the city's beauty marred. But the
hammer and saw are doing much to
overcome this. New homes are be-
ing built in the wooded outskirts and
their owners will not long tolerate
the unsightly heaps of rubbish.
'One thing more to be mentioned
is the neglected parking strip. There
kempt appearance to a street as a
parking strip overgrown with weeds
whose seeds are a menace to every
lawn in the vicinity. If Olympia has
any really waste places it must be
these neglected parkings. Not only
our own parkings should be kept
moved, but the one fronting the va
cant lot next to us. The improved
appearance of the street adds enough
dollars to the value of ones own
property to pay for the little extra
time taken with the lawn mower.
"If two things be cultivated
cleanliness and grass, we people of
Olympia will have little need to
worry over the waste places"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-27
CITY ADVERTISING
Under This Head Will Al
ways be Found a Sum-
mary of All City
Official Notices.
Improvement of ! Street.

On February IL, the city council adopt
ed resolution for the improvement Of
l street from the north line OF First street
to the north line of Benn & Hopkins Ad-
dition, by clearing, grubbing and grad
ing. in accordance with the specifications
on file in the Office of the city engineer.
The estimated cost of the improve
ment is Sc .1S0. and is on the immediate
payment plan, and the Goth day OF Feb
ruary is the time to appear before the
council ii you wish to protest.
All property fronting on I street be-
tween First and Tenth, and upon each
side to the center Of the block will be 40.
sessed for the cost.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-27

will cost $40 an acre to clear it, the
net cost of an improved farm here is
from $45 to 500 an acre. Its market
value is today from $10O to $4O0 per
acre.
1t is therefore an attractive oppor-
tunity for investors and home build
ers and hundreds of acres are now in
process of clearing in Northwest
Washington.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-27

This is probably high estimate
for this year, and it is safe to say
that the outfit can be operated for
$40 a day, exclusive of powder,
which will average nearer S. than
81 per acre.
This unique method of clearing
may be comprehensively described in
brief, taking a field Of 500 feet
square for example. The engine, a
50-horsepower donkey, triple geared
so as to make the net power $50
horsepower, is solidly anchored at
one side of the field. A gin pole, a
strong, sound piece of timber from
GO to 90 feet long, is placed in the
center of the field, sunk like a tele-
graph pole, and braced by four stout
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-27
A Logging Chance.

For Sale-a half interest in five million
OF cedar, spruce, fir and hemlock imber,
on Wishkah river. A snap for a man
with machinery. Inquire at the HERALD
office. 48.3t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-27
Bids Wanted,

ne clerk will receive blts, up to March
4, for 1900 feet Of 5-inch wooden pipe,
to stand pressure OF 200 feet head.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-27
Advertised Letters.

Following letters remain uncalled for
in the Aberdeen postoffice for the week
ending February 25, 1905:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12
EUuucnauf. uuS ltuieroauu.
las Mcttrr.

sir Winrplon0 luu0 Den Niltrttt
Golumbiu belltc NcQcn, ipGtcr FLAIR,
morAcn tlor mn0 mil0c Ecmpcr0tllr,
iriid)c iiiOlihc, nod Dem SilomttclI
un'prinacnhc @in0c.
lluougcucbmca rcAncriidCa 9Sctter
hcrrid)tc QcItcrl non Mor1cn2 BIS
Nbc10s. &or ser M%tittagaltul0e
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0rilitc 81 @ro0 nm 6 ltbr Wtoracn9.
III SEN mOcrcn Numoc9 Ncttcrs
&robothmla StotiOncn mlrocn DC
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ucr5cidnrt Goitport q, Furtlono &,
Noiton IT. Albam 10, Atcn.Dorf 30,
@bilooclpbid IS, Ntlontic Gitp Is,
l&uibinaton b, 9toriolf "a, Nottcroa
36, Charlotte SO, MiluiuQton 3S,
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2ltloutu 40, MontBnmcrp 80, Mem
Nrlcons IS, Eolcitinc IS, @ulpcIton
81. Corpus Gbriiti 30, N|clnpbl3
is, Cincinnati 40, Eitta6rr8 81,
0aucqo 10, Buffalo 20, GlcpcIono
80, Detroit 30, Nlpena 26, Otors
Quote IS. Green Ban 26, Chicago
30, Gulutb IS, Ct. Eoul rs, Ct
Soltis II, anniua Sin 81, Cmoho
2G, Nuron IT. Ni9nlarf 10, MiIli.
ton 10, Noprc IS, Nclcno 26, Snlt
9ofc 26, Icllpcr IS, Nortb Flnttc
is, Googc Gitp 81 Nmorilo IS, COS
NudClC5 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12
3un @eibnadDtsfeit

Grci 6cittoQe. - @ouperltellr Gro
tiers null 5umit0M Den 26. Gej"
ola 6eicrtog protlomiren %or-
bercitunQcu ilbcrdu iiir Silent
lide @cihccrunacn. Fodetpolt-
9~ef6rocrllnQ nod GcntifIono.
0as b~ieSi6brjQc @eibnuttafe|t
miro lid inioicrn pou 'cillcn ll,ll0lterl
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pcrllcllr Grotbera bat llorlllb DEM
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mill Den Dueitcn @ct1l1nd)tStaM
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ncnt ofii3ielcn 6cicrtol erflorcn.
9ie &orbcreitun0cu r,lr ortc1ltIlt3t
&cid)ccuulNcu iin0 in poilcm @nr9e.
Scit ctlihrn Golcu iton lnmmcIt
Die oNciI9ormec" Wausn iilr Die Nc,
ideerunG Der Nrmcu; Der vGmptD
StoctIn1 Glub" miro, luie ilblidl, III
n6or0'S Spcrnhaua" an @lm0crten
m%ittelloic &inbcr tlciur @clhcnfc Ocr
tbcilcr; Sr. &nmc3 &crnun gtcbt Den
Mnilcn ulrO urnten &iuNcrn 0crStoNt
luic0cr frcic Motiucc'n III lctrelt
(bcotcrn uno miro iic nnf ocn Gorz
itcltunOcn nit Spie, u1n onocret
Sohen bciGcufcn; De- oNIor0oIts
Baltimore @eidQit2!2utr &crcin"
plant cbeniulS cine ubcrTnliAc 81
Iclrtlid)c @eid)ccrrnI III Ser yNObr
mcn=@nlic".
Enitmeiiicr :. 0uu Nurrio bCt sic
ilblidlcn T%orfcbruuHcn Nrtroiicn fir
Die lfncllc Sef0r6crunQ Scr hunbert-
t%nuicn0c Nricic ulo Fodetc III 0cu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12
SonntagS=Sorrriponotnt

Die mpraen rridrinenoc SuunmgaGuegabc bs yScntidem Gur
rcLponocntcu," Der cn5iscn bcnfh:n 3einns in Marnlanb, ueldbc
Den Gcpeideubicnt Der rNhOdirtcn Ercie" lat, >prb aufer ben
ncnctrn NcpcIdrH AXIS alien 3bcilcn Der @elt. ben ncncicn Iofa!s
Nadriducn, YUtbrridJHn aus bcutidcn &auocrn, Sumpriitidcut, CT
nr sonntrasplanocrei aus Der Sober os Nru. &idjaro Crtmann,
@cotdten pn Eaior u. i. Stcrgcr etc, oc foigcnocn Nrhfcl nmO
~@riablnuGcu cnbaltn; uHriu5 Iusut @ibclm ppn &rea4rn auf
Der &Od5cttarciie," cGic Submit ocS biligcn Numtniums," vNic
Chopin icincn Sraucrmarid cumpunirtc," ySramcmbcrmfc in Gn9
lanb," ySUuriiiide Strcf5H9c in 1apan," Sic &iHcmiGnit opn Der
GAIL Is" Ser ate SduH," sGrniducrbcrbnng," yGiuc ncuc Sn.
putbeic ibcr Aaipar &aurr," rSruhdcr SolSateubaubcl i'm Is.
Subrbnnocrt," Scr Sdumcttcrlin1," yGin icliamer Srbrn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12
Sicbrntco Gcabpon= Hccital,

0u2 iicbcnte Northumberland mel.
DIES 0citcrn Nafmittug in Der Goll
;crtbollc oea &nititntS ltottto1o,
bradtc 0a5 Auitrctcu 0e2 rltlltlhcn
Hiuniitcn Siiip @obrilomltld). Etc
bittcrb0ic 2urnc Oca Mettcrgottes
bate bic Ntulitircunoc Der Staot
nidt obDoltcn ton1cll. Den WtA 5llril
,Gcobpop-\ Snitltut" III mad]clL lnonb
Der aiilltlcr bel ieinCnl crIten gctre
ten Nca Yooiruma lih Iitr bcn NrilBclis
ncn Nciiou zines unllcn NUllea Nc
nontcn foultc. Is lit uitlt no2 cr'tt
Mol, Ooi Ncrr Wobrilomitlh III &ul.
tinurc Nrpbcn iciucr rcltc1 STUNT
ublcat; or hat bier bereita icitcn 6lrG
AcfoBt; icin gcitcrll iuiebcr6oltcr @c.
iud) bradltc Dem &iilritIcr ncllc GhrcV,
Dem Nltblitum ncllc @eniiIic.
3o3 HroQrnmnL 0aS Der EtontIt
ijt Ncltcrn QcmGblt bate. Aili1 III
iCillcr N%llS0chmm1 bcino0c iibcr ac!l
in ocll Gcobobps Gpnjcrtcn gclpohnten
Hnhnlcn hinnla; e %ItclItc, rein PIN
lid gcnonumcn, oil Ben 9luaiibclocll
0crurtigc NnfnrhcumNcn, 0ob nir
ucuiQe aijnltlcr ibW roliclbc noh
ipiclcn iuiir0cn. &rn. Nubrtlrmitih
ld)icu Dies nid)t 81 cnpiinhcn, CT lies
nlrd) bel Den le6tcl EroQrmmm1 9tlm-
mcrn nid)t Die %9criuNItc Ermil0utJ
pcripilrcrl.
Gr cr0iiucte icinc &ortroNc nit
Dem nHouoo" III Nnlo0 nm ". Il.
O%io}ort, bnS CT ichr itinnum1@uou
crflin0cn licb; baum iolOtcm orrl
Gompoiitioncll pom Bad, ErGlu
OilIm" IN Nmoll, ,Soro6occ0c" IN
GnloQ mo n@opottc" i'll @nloH, 'ir'
MIopicr tronscribirt BON Solut.
Socna. &n alien biclen &ortrGNcl
5ciqtc CT cin por5iiglid) nllSgcbiloc.2l
NuuOQelCnt, cincu fr1itigcr, mann:
lid)cn NuidloN mo cine Mooula-
tion3fohiAtcit be5 Cones, mic mull
lie uIdlt oil iinort. Ger Wlnnipuntt
leincr SciitlntACu obcr non 5pciicl0-
obnc lcln GhopinsS picl; cr brndlle
bc9 Gomponiitcil oScuote" in Nmol.
Ncrcn 0rittcl Sot Der bcfourtt
SroltCrnlorld) hiloct. Scr ltltcr Ncll
Sillgerl 0cS Aiinltlcra mld)ii0 un0
muicItotild) crtontc Gllcu 0lCld) tic
Ict Gll0rlid C"r}leltc Der Yinniit nit
0cnl lcttcn SnbC (ErcIto). Nci NgE
Ghoplnidcn Gompoiitioncu mlIrOc
Iciltem temperament miutommcncr
Spic!rnum 0ebutcn. Iaa Fublifrnr
chrtc i'm nod oicier Summer orrd'
linn Scrporruie. Ica Nuitrcten0cl
eigcuc ShGpfuuG. nNIClobic" IL
Gntoll cine itmcrmiitbiBc @ciic wit
rci}ct0cn mulitaliid)cn N~rubc2tci'
pcr5icrt. brnftc ibnt eillen Sepornt
crlolA Der MONT cbCll 10 uicl NCn
GonlponlitelL mic bcu4ioliiten 0al.
Gclnc enincntc (ed)nif funlltc or il
Der SdIuBnltnlnlcr 6c3 EroNronrma
elmer yGtilhc" in Gluoll bon Sron.
Sls3t, pOll jllr @eltuna briu9ctl. I'll
3iiborcr 5lpangen linn cine 3ugob,
ab.
GrciBia Sabre Tiphio
ter. Or. eolpar0 y. Nilib. Super
intenocnt oes Sbeppnro unb Gnod
Gratt Soipitals, par geitern gbcnE
Der G~brenaait bel ciilcnl 9iner IN
@altimore.Ghub, bos ibm in Ilerfei
llitila ieines 30jdbrigcn @irfcna al;
TiDf)iater gegcben mrr0e. u. &p
%. &ilrb, Superinten0ent hes Subn;
'0opfins-3oipitalS, Ct. 9ngb s.
Doul1g bon oernielben Soipital nm
n EhnrIna SD lrnnfItu hiIApteli m:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12
!. Sir Meihnahten

@eloienoungen nod Geiltidlanb
uto Scitreih : ltngarn iifer unb
ifne[l beiorgt. 5, 10 nno 20 Worf,
iotpte 10 uno 90 aronen . Sdeine
at perfaufen.
9beo. $. 9iener e So,
9r. 217, Gf.galimore's trafs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12
Trco. @aucrnidmiSt's pMmcricni
Grciucrg"sgicrc.

Nci Der &critcaung Oieler Siert
lperoen nllr Sopien uio MalS better
SitalitGt pernai,ot - ouber tire Itei.
genoe GopiiluritGt. Gin 8erllidl ipirE
Sic bon oeren 9orjiieliffeit iiber.
3eilaer. aiitr 81. Eel. g. & Z.
1t. Saul 364. NfS. Gonrtlano 1891.
(347
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12
Se66eI's einsiaes Itelier.

@ir baben nar Elm IteIicr in Bal.
timprr, inb ocs befinbct fid III Der
Stage an c6ener Grbe, Nr. 321, Nprb'
@ag-, nabe 5isb.Str. ainber.Ebo.
tograpbien cine spesialitat. - Seine
Iscntet nnS feline reppen III iteigen.
s. SebbcI. 6. Grni. @rihGttsfibrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12

&rumtcnmu /. Ter sc
motrotiidc @erciil Der s, MSarb" or
mGhitc in icincr SubrcSucrlommliunN
IN icjrcu Glubbou5 ON @roobluop
mn0 Nrciton Ctr. folgcnbc Ncoultc;
NyGii0cnt Miuiom =. Srcnn, /. &icc.
ErIliocnt Ebilip Is. Shluoo6. ,.
Njcc ErGiioent 6rorf Snpocr, Sd)ob'
mciItcr Ninion z. NtcGlrOn 6inon5
SefrctGr 94iliom Mclld)oll, Eroto-
Toll Sctrrtdr Eoicpb 5. Sanobob
SGc1cunt at qrnls @crnorb !, Snr'
tc, lircftprci: ". ), NleueQpn, d.
). @ucubouAh SD0nep Norris itnO
Srco. ". Sd)moinA. Snl Nntt bile
bcn ioloenoc Sircftorcu: Wcrnaro :,
McchoL Robcrt &. Gnolep, Hobert
:. Gprilcr ilno George ". Nbein.
@ht5igiGbrigcr 0retS
pCri dl ~ II nocn.- Srou Niulalt
Gci0cl Don 9r, 5GG, ct. Warp's Str,
mcloctc Der norbipcitlihen Gnli5ci'
itotion, oaB ibr 8otte, Sr. &iaia!t
aei0el. cin ~S0si1briger @reis, lett
Gonlleritag ploslid) neritiplunbcn lit.
Gr perlicB angeblid) am genanlltell
Gage gegcll 4 llbr GahnlittogS Die
@obnurlg, III Der Ablid)t, eilleii fltl'
ncn SpaSiergallg I'll mod)elL ltlio III
icitocnl nid)t mieoer Siriidgefcbrt.
Ger olte Moull, Der III Der 9tod)bor-
ihaft ieiner &pbniiilg cine iebr be-
torntc tSigiir mar, lit . SUB 10 Boil
grob, 175 Tfuno ifiper nio bat
9raites SOAR II. etileit lai,geil graiieil
Bart. Gr ipar ~gcfleibet III einell
omnflen 2lnsug II. ir,,g einen ityDdr@
cen Serbn.S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12

troach. u. @oOaro 7, Crane
Snrcriltcnocltt oeS ncllcn StnotS
Iithcrcrloii9 &oipitolS 81 SabiaaS'
piae IN pcIgliGen Marpluno, ntb
Snpcrintenocpiilr scr W1rterinnen
Der IltItalt. SRI, Caroline 6. @anber
com. %foruntC, lid iibct gctpiiic aorni
lli'troiirc SltriSoittipnelt nid)t cir;
Gen. Uno i'll Solgc beiieu bot bic Su
pcrintenoelltin reiiailirt mo bas Ie!O
9er1umt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12
EGeb. 8, Siener & 81.
217 .StraEe.

3elitibes uto onberes a,,sIGnot
ides Gelo s%efauft uno ~nerfauit.
9eIoienouteen beiorgt nod Eeutid,
Lamb. Seitreid, R,iBIatlb ii. I. t.
Wediel ai,sgeiteIlt aiif ausfdnbiida
gonfeu. GreSithrieie rnb 9rabeIsrs
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12
Mas crbnlt autcn Mppetit?

N%b,ucd)Slnna in ben Spciicn lit
Gin Sauptfattur Snr Grbaltnng cinca
gutcn Mppctits. Tas bette Mittcl,
mn NblucaysInna jn befummeu, it
Gin Seind Der WnrftltGnoc uon
GpniS .. NcftbcrN.
Nc. 9GG-9GS, GcrinNt9n- MART, uno
Mr.. 3il-346, &piiins Marti,
Sic iinocn Dart g~cniiaenoc Mua!uatl
III &nritWaarcn, SdJin.cM etc. iii
@udJcn. Nls cine tlctnc Grobc CT.
laubru mir nus, bcutc unicre t%Sranfa
furtcr @iiritc, cigcneS Nabrifat nnb
'mpurtirtc, Micncr Miiritc, &nDblin.
den, &rduuurit nnS mcitpbaliidDc
&odmcttlunrit IN cmpfeblen.
e. 8, HcttbcrA'S Tclifatciicnaeldait,
Mr.. 224, WurS.G mtam-S traFe,
lcScn MCrttN0 bis IbcuhS 6 ltbr &C.
oIfnct, cmpiirblt iiir Den Msihnndits'
Slid Nilrnbcrgcr gebtndjrn, Mar5is
pnn'Scbtnd mo Miirnhcrgcr Efci'
fcrniiiir.
Wcltrrn nus Scntid!iduo cinGetroi.
fen iinb:
@ormIcr &rcisctnt
pngciGr9S,
Sod)bcimcr SeIifatefsW surfer.
(3l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12

@ollte friibcrcN Nrbcii
Gcber bcitcblcn. 49, &u Solti
nlorc.GorultO hat lid, cin Ncaer Nu
mems Nrthlr Sonois, Der iriibcr I'M
0icnit bca Nerrn Geo. ". Goil lture,
Dor is Monoten icbpd) cntlaiien iui,r
DC, olti Die InldliIbigitng 5ll pcrans
luortell zines Nbenos Lester @ode ii,
Die Mobnlulg oe8 Srn. Gail. Nr. 1t6.
Miogemoo0 Gpe., Hplono.Eart. cingc'
brl,n9en ST. Ieilt. Srau 8oil, Die al,
lcin 81 Sauic lpar, entbedtc ben BE
ger in Der 8orballe. uno ipenige Gage
ipGtcr mrrbc herielbe ncrbaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12

tbiin1er Der v@rcmo" $4,000 @er1c,
9elo 5l ~be5oblen bobcll. Ser .&oro
SptaGb", lucldcr Die oNremo" ms
S%d)lcpptuu nobnL fltbr am Corners.
tag bon Ccneriffc nod Baltimore al.
0cdurtcrtc 2 dopucr8
Sd)ooner nSoicpb IS. 6ap" t062
TonneD. SIZES, pom Baltimore ,lud)
Hort Campo.
Sd)ooncr ygtlicc 4. Glorf" G395
Sonncn), Soblcn, BON Baltimore
nod EortlonO.
Sd)ooncr nSonnic Eolmer" U726
Sonncn), aoGlcn. BON Baltimore
nud) @olton.
Shooucr nSoflcp 4. Curtis"
(2S0S Sonncn), &nblcL non @nlti
more nodl Bottom.
Sd)ooucr .Goporb .. @inalom"
(24S2 SomncuD, &oblclr, bon Nultj'
more nof Eortlnno.
Shonncr .|Norrp Miciicr" GOT
SoHnel), &oblcll. bon baltimore
nod Bottom.
Sdlooncr nNooiIpn L. EulurA"
1929 Spnucn). 3nb!cn, pon @nltl'
nlprc nud) Tort Campo.
SdIooncr .Nclcn Ehonta&" Gl53
Sonncn). 2Oblcn pom baltimore
nod @ulpciton.
Shponcr .Norrp Z. Maplunrh"
O02O Snnlcn), MohlcrL BON Sulti
more nod Campo.
Sdooncr ,9dpio Noir0" (632
[onncnD, BON Baltimore nod ga
UQllndb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-12

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The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-12
CHANGES
 MINISTERS
(By United Press.)

(5y United PresS.)
 ConStantinople, Aug, 12-The sultan has given notice that he will recall his ministers to the United States and France and will appoint others at once.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-12

Pardoncd from a penltentiary life sentence because of a dream-such Is the romantic circumstance surround ing the release of George W. Jones from the Texas state prison at Hunts vile, where he was mcarcemted eleven years ago on the charge of murdering a woman.
 In many respects Jones-w a re- markable convict. The murder for which he was imprisoned was com. mitted in Williamson county. A wo- man whose name had been handled more or less by local gossips was found dead. Certain circumstances seemingly pointed to Jones as the mur- dercr. He was tried and convicted. His wife showed her devotion by re- moving from her home to Huntsville, the peultcutiary town, so that she might visit him frequently. He fur uished money for her support,
 Jones maintained his innocence of the crime. setting forth that he was at all times devoted to hls wife and had ney-
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-12
SYMPATHY WITH STRIKERS
(Ry United Press.)

Winnipeg, Aug. ll.-storekeepers here are joining the strikers,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-12

description from hcarsay and the man he saw in his drcam-thc man who killed the woman-was of entirely diff. fcrcu, appearance.
 Waldrip was so impressed with his dream that he felt called upon to study the case. He neglected his own business and dcIvcd into the records. He interviewed the prosecuting attor- ucy in the case. He sought the trial judge, long since retired, and begged him for assistance in freeing Jones.
 "The man Is not guilty. l know 1t. I saw another man commit that mur- der, saw hIm in my dream" Waldrip declared with earnestness.
 At first Waldrip's dream was looked upon as a joke. Ills friends feared for his sanity. But he kept consistently at his task and at last attracted more or less of a following. Little by little the tangled skein was unwound, and now through the dream of Waldrip, total stranger, the governor of Texas and the pardon board>have set free Con- ylct Jones.
 Bcreft of the wife for whose love he sacrificed his right hand, Jones has sought scclusiou on q ranch near San Antonio, where he says he shall re- main.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-12
BODY
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The body of Michael Mccarthy was brought to town last evening in polling boat by bis partners, F. J. Porter and J. NJ. Davidson. He was buried under 30 ons Of gravel in the upper Salchaket district, and was dead when taken out.
 He must have lived for some time, jud giug from the fact that his body was still warm when taken out, and from other signs The two partners tenderly picked up the remains, pl4ced them in a polling boat, and then began the long and dangerous trip down the Sa'chaket Times
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-12
Dream Vision Frees Convict.
Romantic Circumstances Surrounding the Release of Texas Maj From Prison Where He Was nOarCerated Eleven Years
 Ago on the Charge of Murdering Woman

worked all these years for her sup port"
 The divorce was granted, and tue wife soon married again-marrled n man whom she met in Huntsville, where she was living to be near her convict husband
 Jones' wounded arm healed after a painful siege. but he always mourned for his wife and often in the night the guards on thelrFouDds would hear him sobblng her name
 And now for the strange pNrt of the story.
 J. II. Waldrip, who lives at Chester. Tex, and who ten years ago read newspaper accounts of how Jones had chopped his hand off, dreamed few weeks ago of the affair. He also saw in his dream the murder of the woman saw the tragedy enacted, he declares, as plainly as though he had been an actual eyewitness. Waldrip was not acquainted with Jones. had never even seen him, but he was familiar with his
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-12

A. E. Klndell, P. M.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-12

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