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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07

whore the good mother Of Abraham
Lincoln lay beneath the sod. While
there the picnickers went through the
cabin where Lincoln saw his mother
pass away and from which place he
returned to Kentucky to get a minister
to come to Indiana and bury his moth.
er, Nancy Hanks Lincoln. A few old
relics we're found, among them being
an old knot maui and an old fashioned
mouldboard pillow, both Of which had
been left there when the Llncolns
moved TO Illinois. The Old pillow was
brought outside and an old man by
the name of Gabriel Medcalf stood be-
tween the handles While one of the
party caught a picture of the oiG Lin.
coin cabin. The old nan carrying tho
pole was Joseph u Halnes. better
known as Uncle Porter Haines, The
picture Of LinCoin's second log cabin
was made from the original taken at
the time this party wen to the home
along in the seventies.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07
mistaken Esteem.

"Your husband is still very fond Of
horses, said the woman who disap-
proves of betting.
"Yes." answered young Mrs. Tor
kins.
We'll, it's nothing to his credit
81 don't know about that. 1t shows
he has a very forgiying disposition
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07

Sir Walter Scott, in his Fair Maid
of Perth" on st. Valentines day, has
his hero send the heroine a small ruby
cut In the shape of a heart transfixed
with a golden arrow, the gem being
inclosed in a tiny purse made of links
Of finest steel. Around the edge of
the purse was engraved:
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07

UGH quaint and attractive
valentines are shown In
the shops this season tina,
the giving of them VIII
doubtless find more favor
with children and grown
ing too than II has In
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07

February IL OF
every year the
mind of every
American loyal cit
iZen " momen
tarlly turned to
the thought that
upon that day Just
an mnnN NpHTE
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07

what Money oaye
sPa. did you eve hear uaonSl
TALK"
Eyes"
what did It say?"
Goodbye"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-02-07


many years. For, unlike the average
type, that is so perishable, these are
more substantial-like p~ictures-anu
a-e really ornamental enough to hang
on a wall or to use on a bedroom
table. They differ from the ORDINARY
styles in that there are comparatively
few verses or lines relating to the
day or conveying messages OF love.
In addition to these changes, there is
another marked one, that is the ab-
sence of glittering gold or silver
decorations. which save the valen-
tines from being gaudy. The colors
used are conservative. too, and alto
gether they will make desirable pres
ents for girls and young women, for
they aye free from silly sentiment
tality and are quite artistic in de-
sign.
A strikingly pretty valentine that
is fraught with meaning but unaccom'
panied by verses is a splendid repro
ducticn az an old English coach, cor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
OjrOfe GnrpOrntiOn uerfradlt.

gformi h, N.-l)., 3. 9}ouenlbcr.-
9ficbtcr Nan ieBte beute Gburles ".
glnorcms aus Sprocltic, @eorge W
0unn aus 9ingbnmtou mo Oiilton
Oeleno ans Gonuitoto ais 3monga.
ucrlpoItcr Der S5uoion 1tiper electric
4Soper 81. cin. Die Corporation
rllroc im Sabre 1903 orgoniiirt uuo
iibt Die Goutrolc iiber Die S5ubion
9fipcr Mutcr Eopcr So, Die Souoiou
Nincr electric Gp. lno ole ouolon
Hiuer EoWer lron5miiiion So, Ionic
iiber pcriticoenc lmter @eiellihaften
aus, lucld)c Den bei0en leBtgcnonnten
@tipllihaftcu ongeboren imo oen
Citcu mO Die centrolen @egenoen
oe5 StdoteS Nerp.Oorf nit 9etriebS.
trait ucrlorgen. 0uS 2lftienfapitul
bctrdQt S10,OO0,0O0. popon ober mar
%5,39O,000 ouagegcben limo. Die ge.
iammtc iltnoirte SdllIo Der Gorpo-
ration bcIoltft lid noh ibrem Iesten
gIu2meia oli $9,6S3, 800 unO oieRein
crtrdge belieien lid i'm Sabre 1907
OH SlS6,20O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
2Inf Der iSabrt 5nm 6iid)inng ucrnn.
giift

Stem Aorf, 3. 9}op. - @tc
GoQiiion 5uiiden 3luci tlcincn Dlo.
torbooten orf melcben iih eiuc 2lu.
3obl 2ln9ler na6 Den 6ii6ereigriin'
0en Der Sanaicu Bal bcgcben wous
ten reiuItirte in Dem grtrinfen eine9
0}anne8 ln0 Der 3erIt0rllng zines
Der 9oote. Ger Grtrlnfcnc beiBt Sn.
cob Snptb umO mobntc in BroofIpu.
Qa5 Wotor6ooto lrio "6otte in JoIgc
0Ca 3uiummcnbrc6euS ieincr Wta.
idJine Dor glnter geben nlillien lm0
muroe glei6 ourallf pon Dem Wiotor-
6oOt oWergus, nit 10 Dtdnnern az
9oro, an8erannt. Gle , Erio" muroe
mittcn cnt3Wei gei6nittcn mo ging
inter. Sieben Uon ieineu n9t SnioI.
icn mrr0en gerettet. Suptb'5 9eihe
lit nod niGt mligcilmocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
3 | q 10 are.

@ilmtngton, II, Gel, 8. 9}op. -
Seh@ 9iitriftc bon oen 81 in @iI'
mingto1 Qoben 339 Stintmen iiir
@rpon lno $40 fiir Gait, Die nom-
liben Qiitrifte goben Dor bier &cbs
rem 325 iiir Barter 1tno SOB filr
Nooiepelt.
@cncrol Z. Coleman Dupont. Dor.
iitcr oea rcpublifuuiihcn Stnata So
mites, 6eoniprllht nm $3.50 2IbcnO2
$500 Stinmmcn Fhuolit1t IN Gclo-
mare iiir 5oit luO cirta 2O00 @tim-
men @lurulitdt iiir Ooa Stoot@titct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
2nmpfcr.GpniiiOn anf Dem 9otomac.


gGaibtudtom :. g., 3. RoU.-
Ter uou 9}orioIf, 90. bicrber be.
itimntc Gontpier oGitu OF 8oi6ing.
ten" pon Der )}oriolf @ai6ingtouer
2inic colli0irtc bcmc irijb, orei 0}ei-
lcu fluBabmdrt5 uon bier, oui 0cm
uon bier noch 2Ilcran0ria 3cbcnOcn
Tdbrourupier o2odumuunu" Don Der
}llcrun0rio-8 -8uibin1toner Clinic, lnO
elm QlumL Ociien 9Iumc noh niht cr.
mittclt lit ultroe babel 9etoOtct ooer
ertrdnf. Gle Gollijion mar tbeiineiic
sic Iolgc elmer Goniltiion Scr Gig.
nale tbciIUeiie atb oc3 ne0rt8en
Naiieritan0c3, mclcber e3 Der N(ann.
i6oit oe3 66brOampierS lnm68IiH
modltc, oenIcl6en 8e60riJ 5ll Gono'
bobcu Gle Steuerboroieite OeS
o2udmuouno" muroe melgeriiicn lmO
0o2 6obr}eu4 nurBte ouf Oen Stran6
aciijbrt ueroen Sic ,GitD Of Q8oib-
ul8ton" erlitt mr Ieriuaen ShnOen.
6rml Gumo j. Smoun b Sabre
ait ibr Orcij0briger Sobn 9iihoro
lmO 6rmr 6onnie 8. SnitD, 81
Sabre alt iomntlih ats @oi6iug
tom tru0cn ihmcr}5oite 9erleblmgen
0Qpun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
VI 2id,iQor.

Getroit, Did, 3. 9}oucnlbcr. -
Inn 9 llbr bcutc 2IbenO bcunipruht
ooa republitoniiAc Stoot3-Gomitc
cine YlurolitGt Don 100000 Stiul.
men fiir loft in Mihigon.
Spdtere 9erihtc rcol3ircn Colts
|lurolitdt IN NHd)igon olli ehpa H..
900 Stimmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
Slntigc8 Gn6e cines 3cdlgclagcS

2lromore, Gflo6, 8. ltop. -
=. .. Goof. Elm Gonltoblcr aus @tuI.
fen mo 5. g(. SirHcs, cin Gnrmer
mts EroUcHce, lpuoeu belte oa1ier
nuf Der Oit.Nloin-5 5trabe bon Sobn
gra5ieI rie0er8eitoiicu uno mtgen.
blidIih aet00tet. Games Briggs, ein
mroerer 6armer, mel6er iid in @e-
lcliboit Der Opfer beianO, trng ctnc
gcfdbrIide SduBulrnoe oopon. Die
pier NiGner batten iid 6ctrlntcn lmo
moren in Streit gerotben 9ro}ieI be-
ilu0ct idb in 6aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
IS 0 N q.

NC@ u 0 ines, So, ,. 9,oO -
No6,5crid,tc .uua 80 4rc}mftcu III
Soma crQcbcu einen repubGtoniihcn
/ &crnit uou 2739 5tinpncu i'm &er.
9Ccih 5u 1904. '@cnn Sic Rcmu6lifo.
ucr inn Rcltc oca Stootc9 eltipre0eu
0c Ncruntc crlci0en, 10 miro Ioit
Ocnnoh cine @hrolitdt pou 10000
StiumCu ibria bubcn.
&Iliuoi&.
GbtcuQo, 3. 9}op. - l}ob Ocu
his 10 llbr bcute }l6cn0 Dorliegeuocn
&crihtcu 5u lrtbcilcu, bat Ioit nit
chpo 10000 Stinmcn YllroIit0t
in EQinoia aciieat. Die GhroJit0t
0c8 rcpubIifoniicben @oupernctr@+
Gonoiootcn 0enccu miro otf t00,-
GOO acihdtt. Die %cai3lotr, nclc6c
cincn &lmOcaicnotor }u crm0blen
bat lit itorf rcpub!ituniih.
&n0iuno.
9}cm Oorf 3. 9}oo. - 6crr
@oOrib, 8oriiBcr oca repubIifuni-
idcn Stodta- Counties pom $noiona
tclrarapbirt ocm biciiQcu rcpublifoui-
ihcu l}utionul NnuptQllortier 0aB
(uit einc YllroIit0t uon 10000
Stinmcn in &uoiono crboIten babe.
@tobridtcn ans onOcrcn GueQeu Ocll-
ten 0o1c1cu olL 0oB oic Ellralitoi
cine jiemlih tluppc lcin miro. Die
0cmofrotcu bo6cn Die S5oiimmQ olf
ooa GIcttoroIuotm &nOiono'a nod
niht oltiAcdcbcn.
&n0iunupoli@, 3. Roucmbcr.
- 20 BON ocu 3245 &re5ulften &rt.
oionn's Gebcn t5,5S5 fiir ben repu'
bIifoniiGcn @ouDerncltr9 Gon0ibos
ten Notion mo 1904 iiir icincrt
Ncnotrotiihcn @cQncr Morbol 81
1904 gobcn Die ndmlicbcu %re}intte
1860 iiir &onlU (GepD mo 12,5I9
fir &crn C0cm).
22l uon 0eu 32l5 @re5iuttcn int
Stootc Qrben 2S14S Stimmcu iiir
(oit m0 26,7S5 fiir Nruun. ,Sn
1904 aobcn oic u6nIihen Fre}inttc
29,22l Stinmcn fiir 93ooicpeIt lno
2Lt12 fiir Barter,
Inn 10 llbr bclltc 2IbcnO 0elttcn 0ic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04

GcntidJc Spar6anf DUn Baltimore,
-Subnrit.Gde-
Baltimore unb Gntau-StrnRe.
Eifcu taglidl nan bis l.br
SuUnrrtng 9bcno uuu bis llbr.
Die GeIoer meroef nur in foIioeu glfticu uTb
Gbli9atcncn uno auSgeiud6len 9OpotDeten
anqeleQt
GGnS. Spilmau, Rrdtoent.
Subn Bruins, Is. Qiebcrfnebt,
Charles SpiIman, S9enrb 3. Greber,
Sobn Wiebring, 6enrp Sertel
0tubert 2auge, Q&tuiGm Sptlmau,
9. 6enrD Soldier, Sobn 2nuGe,
SBrit 9emmeter, SarrD s. 2tnoenan,
Gurl 9iCbcrtncdt S6ubnleiiter.
gSm. Spilmnn, 9illissSbabmeie
(San4.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
Sait unO SHERMAN iibciacn nit grObcr WaOs
ritat erwdBlt.
GrhDtte repnhliknntrbe 11lmraIttdt i'm
5tnate 4te,u-1Dnrh
2Srpon fiegt in 21e6rasRo,

lud SOnuncur 6ugb hat maGridimd uicOcr ac9t in ct-
dn weflidcu SOOn mnrOcn Oic rcpnbifOnidcn %nraIan
rcOuirt. - 1nOiOnu unO &:mntu i'm 3mccl. - Nnd
CDO cacm fargo %crid cood c6cn Oc Gbuncn
pOrmi9cmO III 8nntcn 3mOfrniid 6aGr oui
nGbcrc Ncridtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
Z il D : q { 0 t q.

SiourGolla, &c, 3. glop.-
% uon ocu 1909 Frc3inften in Siio.
Gofotu acbcn 2lOl Stilnmen iiir
luit lm0 1862 iiir Yrpon.
Sp0tcre 8Iri6te oelltcn on, 0oB
Iait cine @IrnIitdt pom 10000 bis
$4,000 i'm Stnate cr6olten 6ut. lmO
6nb oo5 aan3e rcpublifoniidc 5iadt@
ti4ct crpdGlt lit.
9}cD $ am birc.
Concord, N.-@. 3. Nopember.
Wicr}iN BON ocn 29O (olun5 umO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04

''"i N"',,, ,,I o'C ,''''''O'y'. ~. = - Sp'o!''
IT, >''' ~ ll,' @ ~',,''''.'" II, '''' ''0''
'''' ''''' -''- '''' Fo'''''
%rrnlont.
@bitc &iurr Junction.
vt, 3. 9ioucub'r Nluu ihdBt. 0uB
! (uit inn Stootc Ncrmout cine Ehuo-
Ilt0t oon 2SOO1 Stiulmcu crbuItcn
bot
lSpOtcr) -- Nuft not cine Ehwo
Iitot pou chuo 2TOOO Stimmcu in
&crllont crNoItcn
u oro p EurOltuo.
Gburlottc, 9I.G.. 3. 9|op. -|
Die Hcpu6lifoner bcmnprlhcn oic
Grmdbhm1 Der rcpubGfouiihcu Gon-
Qlcb Gm0iOuten GowIc2 lmo @rout
inn s., rcip. TO. Ntlnift. @icuciht lit
nod cin Oritter Hcpublifonrr in
g}or0-Goroliuu in orn GougrcB &c.
m66lt lico lit elm uncrmartctcr. @c.
minut fiir oic Rcpublifoncr.
0d5 0cmofrutii6r 9tutioual (idct
hat cine 4hlrolit1t uon ctruu 10000
Stinnlcn IN Nor6. .GuroGiuu cr6ulteu
Die RcpubGfuncr muhtcn @eminite
iii oQcn Gheilcn ocS Stuotc2.
Ofinueiotu.
ct. &uuL W}inn,, 3. 9}ou.-}lu9
ocu bis S llbr 2IbcnO@ porlicacn0cu,
ncdb 5icmlib lmpouitdnoi1cn Mobl
beridltcn 5iebt man Den SbhB, OoB
loit 10000 5tinmcn EhmuIitGt in
Otinnciota crboltcn Bat
0o9 rcpublituniihc Staat$sGomite
bconiprudt mf @rluo ipGtcrer Be
riGte cine Ylrolit1t non 10000
Stinucn iur Ioit in Wlinncioto.
0oa Ocmotrotiihe Stoot3-GomitC
Qicbt 3u, ooB Die MieoCrcrIuIblmg
oe9 0emotrotiiheu @olmerdelua |
&obnion inn 3meifel lit. 0a5 8eiul.
tot bc5iialih Oea Stoot5tidcto miro |
cin jicmlib fnoppca iein. !
" g3i9cOuiln.
Oi it(muufCe, @iac, 3. 9top.
Sarge bis 7.30 2l6cnoa cin0etroiicne
2'crihtc ans ucrihicocncu I0eileu
Nc3 Staatc8 Oelltcn an Dob Gait in
8iacouim gciie9t bat. 1apiOion ser
republifaniihe @ouucrucurS Gunoi. |
cat, bat ltn1cfdbr Oo5 uamlihc go
tlm crbolten mic Iaft.
1O5 BON Sen 12l 4}rciitften Der
5tn0t WHmalttc uubcn 1861 Stin.
men fiir Yrpm rnO 1922 iiir
laft Tics lit elm bctrGdtlidlcr rcpu.
blifuniidcr Gcrluit.
9{cm Scricn.
9tcmurf, 9t.-1}., 3. g&ou. - as
pcn Ocn 1854 IiItriften inn Staotc !
Mem. ,{cricU, uuBcrbol6 Der Sto0t !
9iemurf, ac6rn 1926 Stinmcn iiir |
Ioit lm0 7OGS fiir Gruun. ,<n
1904 gobCn bic nGmlicbcu CHUitte !
1879 fiir &ooiepelt unO 72l3 fiir
Barter.
81 BON ocn 1874 Iiitriftcn olBer.
hulb 9tcmurf Qobcn 2O9Il Stinrnlcu
iiir Goit un0 ti7SO iiu @rOun. Sn
1904 gobcn Oic ndnIidcn 0tltrlfte
1861 fir 9}ooicpclt uuo lL5lO Tnr
4orfcr, Cic 9}cprlblitancr beunlprlI
hcn olli @rno oicNer 3obIen cine
Gr10bund DER FIuroIit0t tir lor Ma
tionoItidct I'M Stootc,
Spdtcre 9crihte 0ettcn an Oob
Eoft cine nod 1roBerc EIltrnIItat III
9}em- &crlcp crboIten bat, oI8 Noole'
ocIt Dor pier >Sobrcn.
: er Z tloen ME 9em D bn I'D.
Vi 6 MO II D, So., B. 9top. - Srs
9lltcn bat otc llblt6e ocmotratIlDc |
Qtolorltat nb8e8eben. No@ rcpubllta-
n'de 1tndtScomIte gcltcbt cine Demo
fratllde Otebrbeit non 10000 1tmls
,,,, 10 t,,,., sod,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04

uoh oem Golf Dem &oitc IN Der
6orm cinc9 cunltitltioncucu },ncn'
dement's Dor, oh Der S10ot ulltoriiirt
mcroCn iuuc, BONDS IN So0bc Don
%20,OO0,O00 fiir Ooa llntcrncbmcn
mt25uidrcibcn. r$l pier Stooten
mllr0c iiber ciuc Ginfonucnltcucr ob-
gcItinlmt: in Siio- Qutotu, 9torosQn-
fotu, Wtincota rn0 gSi9coulin. Gnli-
iornicu lit cine Der lCBtcn Stuatcn
Die iiir 9teforn 0C2 iCBigell QSdbl-
iultcmS agitircn. Gas &ult itimmtc
ibcr cin norgcihln9cnc2 2ImcnOcmcnt
sur Stut9Ocrfoiilmg ub, Ole ScBiaIos
tlr 5t crmdhtigen, Elm Oircttca @ri-
mdrpoDIgcicb 5ur oircttcn 9toninn.
tion aQcr GonOiootcu iiir cin 0ifent=
lihca 2Iut III id)niicn. 9}odIcbcn6
lolgcu Ole Ycridtc mtS 0cn cin5clnct
Stootcn, ipucit oiciclGeu uorlogcn,
ola mir 5lr @reiie giuAcn
Rem Yort.
9tcm Yorf 3. 9tou. - 0ic crs
item bcute 2lbeno bier per0fientIiha
ten @oblbcriGte licBen lpenig 3wei-
icl M Irr Grpdbnng 1oit's, lmO
tulmt jluei Shm0en nah Dem
S0htiic Der Stinlmlofule Derfiinoe
fen ocri6icocne 8ldtter, oorlmtcr oic
remotrutiibe ~ n@orIO," Den Sicg OcS
rcpublitaniihcn 9tutionaltidcta, ioule
oc$ Stout9tidet2. Gie 0cmofrotij6eu
OInIIcn mollteu niGt 0nran gIouben
mo bcontmortcten Ben SiegcSrlf ibs
rcr @c0ncr Gait, Goft, @ig 8iu
Gait" nit Dem Htie o8rpau NiQ
8rpan." Ger SdrnI ouucrtc bis ipGt
in Die gtoht bincin. Shon nm S.l5
N6enoS ibicften 8ouuernelr Sugbc8
un0 Der rcpublitaniihc Gnnlpognc-
letter S5itdcod Gcpeicben on Scrru
loit in Cincinnati mcl6c ibn 5u ieis
ncr GrlpdbIlng gratuIirten
I'm 10 llbr hcutc 2tbcuo ihidtc
SinotbD 6 Moooruii, &priiber 0eS
rcpublitoniihcn Stoots GoniteS,
cine Gepcid)e al 0rn. Gait, lpel6c
hcmiclben mittbelt, ooB er ilber
100000 Stinmen Yllrolitdt inn
Stootc 9}clu 2)ort elboltcn bo6e, oli0
nod mchr, ol2 9iooiepelt IN 1904.
Moo0rllif bcuniputdt iognr 5000 bis
10000 Stinlmcn Flurolitdt fir Gait
in ser Stoot 9}cp Norf umb 5000
il aingasGpuntu. Gle @lurolit0t fiir
ocn @puuernelW Nlghcs neranlblagt
Sjerr g8ooorrii alf $4,000. Die 9es
mofrotcn Qeitchen lalt ous Gleftos
roluohm 9telu Aorf'S 3lL boffen je.
0oG) nod immer ollf eincn Sicg ibre8
@ouuerncur5 -6ou0iouten Gbonler.
I'm 9 ll6r Gcltc 2Gbeno iugt Scr
6cntofrutiibc GoriiBcr Mod, er meroc
lid, offer GGmmcnture iibcr 0us Ne.
iuItot cntboltcn il longe or nift be.
Itinmnt miiic, mic ohio, Snoiono uno
,yainois uno mocrc meItlibe Stooten
qeltinlnlt habcn
llm If llbr hcutc glbcllb gcitono
8iQiom j. Corners, goriieer oeS
oemofratiihpn 5tuots.Gon1ite'5, ole
@rluGblimg uon loit 1ino Su9bes ju.
Gr io0tc: ,.Iaft nat Sugbea our69e.
ibleift. Gbanler Iief ieinem Gidet
porous. Sir batten gllten GrfoIg inn
o6cren Stoate b1tten ieooh IN Der
Sto6t 9tem.3 3orf beiier tblln iolIcn.
9luem 2lnideiu nod inner gauges
Stootstidet Dcrloren 81 lein" ="
9cnniulponien.
Gbilo6ClpbiH 3. fooem6er.
Senotor Eeuroic beonipru6t cine
8lurolit6t Don ilber 25O,000 Stinl.
men fir Gait in 4enniplpanien.
GbiGa6clphin 3. g3op.-Rc,
publifoniifc Giibrcr bebolpten ipGt
beute 9lben0, 0ob Gait iibcr 100000
Stimmen &(lualitdt i'll EennipIpo.
nien er6olten bat 2ie 2e8iaIatlir lit
DnrmipdcnA rrnuhlft0nIldl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
Y9 G II BirQiniCn.

@beeGinQ 3. g}oo @unocS-
icnotor Scott beanipruht MeIt-&ir.
oinien nit 25,O0O 5tinnncn Eltro,
litdt iiir Gait Ger r&becIing &ntcI.
ligencer" (rep) pcroni4Iogt lai'S
Vlurolit1t uuf Il. 900 bis $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-04
Summer \ Befer,
TcntidCS ganf- uno &cGiclgcidGft,
26 SuntbsStraic,
nNalIOnnl 9ant Oi 0pmmIeree". .eiebdnbs.

uHnlIpHnl SnHt Or 0pmnteTce"S0tDnupe.
WittaliCber ber Atttcnbbrie.
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, 1908-03-21
PARAGRAPHS

C. e. Cady went to Cheyenne today.
Sam Wilson went to Cheyenne today.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Welty are in from
Howell.
William Evans is working nights at
the check clerks office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w. Uhlig left for
their home at Hunt, Neb., today.
Miss Grace Drew went to her home
at Hanna today to visit her parents.
Prof. Helen Middlekauff and Miss
Laura Breisch went to Cheyenne today.
John H. Symons returned from a sew.
eral days business trip at Denver to
day.
DR.. Delaney returned today from
Walden, Gleneyre and other towns in
that district.
Mr.. j. w. Sullivan, foreman of the
blacksmith shops, and wife left today
for K~alispell, Mont, to visit.
John Whisenand, the messenger boy
at the mill, left today for Rock Springs
to visit his brother, James Whisenand.
Miss Claramaei Budee of Iowa, who
has been attending the university, left
today for Colorado Springs to visit
relatives.
Mrs. C. w. Taylor and family went
to Sherman today to spend the spring
vacation with Mr.. Taylor, who is the
agent at that point.
The Sigma Beta Phi fraternity de
feated the state preparatory school at
basketball in the gymnasium last night
The score was 80 to II.
Mrs. F. B. Kern arrived home today
from California, where she has beer
visiting friends and for the benefit
Of her health for several weeks.
Mrs. C. H. Thornton, wife of tn,
water service man on the Wyoming
division, has gone to Kansas City 10
a visit with relatives and Mr.. Thorn
tons sister, Miss Nellie Thornton y
Cheyenne, is here to keep house TO
him during his wife's absence.
, 1908-03-21
LADIES OF CITY PLEASED
WITH CRYSTAL MATINEE

Just as The Republican was going
to press this afternoon a large crowd
of ladies were seer leaving the Crystal
theater, after witnessing the afternoon
performance. Their faces were
wreathed in smiles and their arms lit.
terally loaded with beautiful imported
German chinaware souvenirs which
the Crystal is giving away to every
lady who attends their special ladies
matinee, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
urdays. The Crystal will continue Civ.
ing these valuable presents to their
lady patrons who attend the afternoon
shows until they have given out the
five barrels they now have on hand. Is
every lady happy? If not, attend the
Crystal, the Quality Show.
, 1908-03-21
THEATER SINGER
MAKING GREAT HIT.

VIII Rogers, who is singing at the
Crystal theater, is making a great hit.
His rendition last night of the song,
Pm Afraid to Come Home in the
Dark" was immense and he sang the
popular school Days beautifully.
Mr.. O'Brien. the local manager. is also
to be congratulated on the manner in
which he is fitting up the Crystal.
With the fire-proof apparatus now in
stalled and the new decorations it is
about as neat a little place as you've
e in. many a day.
, 1908-03-21
Prof. H. A. Howell, of Havana, Cuba,
Recommends Chamberlain's
Couch Remedy.

"As long g as l can remember my
mother was a faithful user and friend
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, but
never in my life have I realized its
true value until now" writes Prof. II.
A. Howell, of Howell's American
School, Havana, Cuba. "On the night
of February 3rd III baby was taken
sick with a very cevere cold, the next
day was worse and the following night
his condition was desperate. He could
not lie down and it was necessary to
have him in the arms every moment.
Even then his breathing was difficult.
| did not think. he would live until
morning. At last I thought of my
mothers remedy, Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, which we gave, and it afford
ed prompt relief, and now, three days
later, he has fully recovered. Under
the circumstances | would not hesitate
a moment in saying that Chamberldin's
Cough Remedy, and that only, savel
the life of our lear little boy" For
sale by all druggists.
, 1908-03-21
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Bellamy & Son, the engineers.
Baseball supplies at Johnson's gar
age.
The bank barometer today had falle,
to 22.9S.
Spring flowers are now in. Mrs
Wall. Phone POI black.
Daffodils, hyacinths, roses and car
nations at Hertzog's. Phone Al blk.
The 22-months-old daughter of NJ
and Mrs. William George is ill witt
pneumonia.
A snow storm set in abou. IL o'clocl
this morning, but much of the snow
melted as it fell.
Policeman Arp will resume his posi-
ton tonight, after several days alb
sence from illness.
A quartette will sing at the o. K. to
night, with a mandolin performance il
addition-sort of city airs for this pop
ular electric theater.
Little Mabel Berner celebrated hel
fourth anniversary with a party Thurs
day afternoon, a dozen Of her little
friends being present to enjoy the
luncheon and games.
l.. Seehausen, who has lived on the
river for a good many years, says ne
has never seen so many blackbirds a
this season of the year before now, ant
believes it is d harbinger of an early
spring. They are several weeks ear
lier than usual.
w. J.. Squirting of Morgan, who ha:
been in the hospital for several days
was discharged today, his condition
having somewhat improved. He is The
son-in-law of F. M. Foster, who vii
soon remove to the city from Morgan
and Mr.. Squirting will reside with him