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TAMPA RESULTS.

TAMPA, Fla, March 1.-The results
to-day were:
FIRST RACE.-Two.ye ar-olds; three
furlongs; purse, ;l5O-Dave Nicholson,
iii (TroXler), 9 to 5, to 10 and ! to (,
first; Keep Trying, los IT. Burns
to 2 to and even, second. Fear
naught. los (McArdle). Is to /, s To /
and to 2, third. Time, oar a.. Also
ran Monami Sylph. johnny Wise
won race in drive by a head but was
disqualified for fouling.
SECOND RACE-Four-year-o and
upward; selling; seven furlongs.
Boserian. ll5 (Pendegast to TO
and out. won; Malta los (Reid), 1 to
|, S to and to 5. second Bitter Hand,
lis CFlynnl, to !, 2 to and 1 to 5,
third Time-l.32 l-?. Also ran, Judge
Treen, Ora Suddath. Martins, Mary
Belle,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
during luncheon-cav.naEa''' 2as: go wa Il,
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Then she grew violently hysterical and.
screamed as policemen seized the at
lacking man and dragged him back into
The courtroom before Coroner Har.
burger
A big crowd followed him from tho
corridors OF the Criminal Courts Build. +,
ing into the Coroner's room. In tho
meantime Byrnes, pale as chalk and
apparently in mortal fear. was hurried
over to the Tombs. where he was placed
In cell.
When Goldhammer was brough. be-
fore the Coroner he had Gained himself
somewhat and said;
Il want to apologize for this Nj.
Coroner, | lost control OF myself"
You get out of here and don't coma
back" said the Coroner, and Goldman.
mer Immediately left the court room.
Made No Defense.
Byrnes's hands were free when Gold.
hammer struck him, but he made na
attempt to return the blow He APP
peared to be afraid Of a weapon
The attack came as sensational
close to the first session Of the Cora,
ner's Jury which was empanelled To.
day to investigate the death Of the man
slain by Byrnes on Feb. 10 In his homo.
No 1870 First avenue Twenty-slc
witnesses were on hand when the case
began to-day.
Assistant District-Attorney Manley,
who had charge OF the peoples case.
announced that he would call all Of his
witnesses, and as soon as the jury-bo.:
was filled he called Walter Fl. volcken-
ing a draughtsman, OF No. AZ East
Twenty-siyth street, who had with mir,
diagram which he had made OF tho
Byrnes fiat. Samuel A. Berger. OF No.
?77 Broadway who represented Byrnes.
after examining the sketch admitted
that 1t was true diagram
Plea Of Self.Defense.
Byrness attorney contends that his
client shot Goldhammer In self-defense,
believing he was a burglar The detect
I've did not wear policeman's uniform,
nut was disguised He was about to ar
rest Byrncs when the latter fired, The
bul.lt struck Goldhammer behind tho
ear. and he died shortly atterwarJ.
ByrnoS, who was known as Niger, tie
Chimney" has protested his innocenca
ever Since his arrest, and he also has
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The worlds Travel bureau

Second Arcade Booth, New Pulitzer Build.
ing, Fullest Information. Tickets Drafts
EIpress Parcel and BAG Checkins. new
a.. Is convenience In the path of travel. IS
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WHAT'S THE lsEs"

This l. the title oi the yer, clever song
now being snhs 10y Jack barrymore OF the
broadway Theatre In ~ stubborn Cinder-
ella" Words and music complete with
uext sundays World.
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Fine New Turkish baths

nov open at the New Pulitzer building OnIy
frs,-class downtown esiablisnmei;, Modern
In every detail Electric aud Turxlsn baths
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Unreported Interview Reveals
His Prophecy and Fears
of BlOoiShed.
DREADED HIS DEFEAT,
Conservative Element of Party
Was Bent on Forcing
Hanna's Election.

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was h'"hS out I'''l''hi McN'"i'E UNI
expired term and before he was elected.
IA 1907 declared ,lat II was lt. ,iun,st
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''''"'s 81" ''"''J"H' ''' ''''''"S vi
hug" corp 'aton> tn Tire 'aw, aud dat
he fnreSaw conditions rerg.ng ON civil
war In this country unless some read
justmaut was mace. Is tn assertion II
Lindsay pcnIs.u In an article review.
lns the Roosevelt Administration In the
Circle Magazine for March.
TIL" article is called Seven Years NJ
Roosevelt VIZ. Ienlson has travelled
mNcl with IN" frcS!i"nt a. the CORE
spohaeht ~ newspapers ana magazines.
ana ''iS written many articles about
nun out has never yet been included In
the AuAnlas 'll1
Alter dos t.NlhS remarkably emo
tlohaI patriotic reception ~ the ffcSi-
hsht III 'eS MONIES ut the time When
"oN' 'uiliinlhH was hr"uSlnI tn" state
I"' ,'e IOWA Hed' 'I'" article tells no"
'"' r'''u'O' caught t"' emotion "t tie
. ,,. ANA " 'T '.''.', '''' 'T' Wy IL, ana
dent and his fear tina, his Ir,ir. ,,i,Il
Wir be realized because the ronscrya-
tive element IN the Republican marty did
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Has Taken on Weight.

Il am not going TO tell the public
that | think I am in better shape than
ever before and then have the sense
knocked out OF me. People who talk a
lot don't put up good lights, and nope
| shall always fight we'll hope, too,
that the New York public and press will
pardon me for r.trainng from .alking
about myself When the time comes
shall try to make my fists ;alk for them
selves"
Men who saw Jeffres stripped and at
work to-day say that he is fast getting
IN the pink OF corditiun. He has taken
of lot OF weight, his muscles are clean
and hard. his skin is clear, hs com.
pleSion Is rudy and his eye is bright.
Despite his evasive answers there IS no
doubt that ne IS determined TO meet
Johnson. and that lie Is convinced that
he will win.
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MAYOR VET0ES CHANGE OF
SEVENTH AVENUES NAME.
Too Many Localities in City Bear
Name of "JetferSon;' Another
Would Be Confusing.

Mayor Mcclellan to-day vetoed The
resolution Of the Board OF Aldermen re-
naming upper Seventh avenue Jefferson
Parkway.
The Mayor stated briefly that he op-
posed the measure because TO carry It
out would prove an inconvenience to the
business men o. Harlem and create con-
fusion otherwise. He called attention
t. the existence OF jefferson avenue,
a Jefferson Park and a Jefferson Mar
ket.
Alderman Little Tim" sullivan crltt-
cised the Mayors attitude and declared
that "commercallsm appeared In these
DAYS to be supreme to patriotism"
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1? The best thing for me to do. and the
editor of The Evening World knows It,
is to say nothing and saw all the wood
/ can. That's what am going to do.
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Frofeior Hun0e bier
Froienor Gorl Munge BON ser llni.
perlitat @ottingen, Der ;iir Belt all
Der Golnmbio.llniperiitGt. Iefu.Y orf,
clncr GpfluS bon S~ortrGgcn bGlt,
fam am Somitog nod Baltimore
lno lit Der @oit bes Yroi. Or. Scnrp
Wooh bon Der Sobns Soptins. Uni.
berlitot. Ter @clebrte belt am
SGmitug Nbeno i'm @cbGuoc oes
.SoptinS Club, Ode Monunlcnt.
iino SoparoltroBe. Dor Der miiicn.
'd)o'tlid)en 0cieuid)aft ser Sobns
SoptinS.llnipcriitot einen intereiian.
ten &ortroa nit Sauitrotiollen iiber
bos Sbcmo: .Mietboben Der Motbe.
motiflcbrc." aub Eroi. @ooo belt
cine Nniprohc, 8or Veginn Der @ors
ieInng ipuroc i'm GIubbouie Elm Iincr
clngenommen, Erof. Mun9c miro bis
morgen in Ger Recommendations blei.
ben.
Siebjepn meme omerifas
niihe 9iirger. - SicbScbn Np.
plitantcn nm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ipurocn am Sonlitog bon 9unoeSs
rid)ter Worris in 9moes.G iltrifts-
Bcrld)t III omerifanild)en Niiraerlt
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der, fill' Gcntidle. Orei Muiien unO
je Gin Sobu Der Nieberlotoe, 8ric.
f%ehlono's uno Guglono'S. Nit be.
ionoerer Ginoringlihfcit erfunNi9te
lld) Der Tidlter oanod,, Oh sic MppIi-
fontcn Nnordiiten ieien oocr polpao.
miitiid,en Soeen buloiNten. Nue Der.
neinten je0od, NIT Gmphoie oieic
Srogel. Gle Gonoiooten morcll
iGmmtlid, iiinaere 2elte. NIT elmer
Tiisnabme; cs mar Dies Der 65.iGh.
rige 1bomos Senrp @rod, lucld)er
bereits lein gauges Sebcn lang in
ErinceB Innc. No, lebic. Gr mllroe
in Gn9lano 9eboreu unb fam ais
Sinh mad oielem Saube.
Afritoniihe it d) c L
bier. Yaitor grneit 5itcomb bon
Johannesburg, Siioofrito, Der Seel.
ioreer Der srobtcn Observation-Disclosures
oortielbit, ipar g~eitern Der &oiipircb.
ner in elmer TeriorUnlnng. ipcld)c
inter ben guipisien bcS IereinS
hriiilid,er iuuaer W1nner III 6orb's
Gpernbous ot Der Weit.T opeitcitrnbe
itottfano. Ter @eiud) mo elm 5obl.
reider. Gin 1riu oes Teoboop.Son.
ierpatori,tmS erireiite nit mebrcrel
8%ortrIgen.
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Eatrunsfeit.

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Ger ct. a~atbarino rauen. aran.
u.llnteritiibln9s- Gerein" icieri
buiielbe in Der lle,leH !Ser5 Seilt-
STRIDE 5l Si9bIanbtcpn. Sir
dcnd)or mirft nit.
Ter st. &%atbarina Gruicn-3rnn-
en-llnterltueun9s- 0erein" Der futbo.
liiten Ser5 Selu.8emeinbe ~ieierte ge-
tern in Der nel,en Ser5 Seil.airde
5u Sigblonotoipn iein Yutronsieit.
Die Seier turroc eingeIeitet o,trh einc
Yro5eiiion Don Der Scr3 Seiu.Sollc
nod Dem @ottesbuus, in fueIbcr lid
oie W~iniitruntenL 9cIegaten oes ct.
Warien.Tereins Der ct. Sufobus.
Stride, oes 81. Gliiabetb-8 ereinS Der
ri. arel5.aird)e aulb oes ct. Yarba.
ro.Bereins Der IA bl. TotbbeIfer-air-
DE, iolpie Die Witglieoer heS Ct. SD
tborinct. 8ereims %beiunoen. Sn Der
STRIDE ongelangt, nnbmen Die Trauen
an eincm ieierlifcn Sohomt lbeil,
ooS ibnen 81 Gbrcn celebrirt plrrDe.
Gelebraut mar Eater Sol. Stul5,
Iiufon Enter Sobn Braun uno Cub
oiofpn Fnter 8crnboro 9tiebuus. lie
Ercoigt belt Der Rcftor, Eoter Co
marb Wcigel. Ser &ird]end)or lang
pGbrenO bes Sofamte5 inter Sei-
tuna bon Trof. Senrp 5. Wiiller
,Wtiiio Eoiiorule" BON aniBe unO
.Yeni" BON Gamma unb I'M Siiertos
rillm .Npe Wario".
Ger st. &atborinen aronfen-llil.
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n1hitcu SabreS icin lilberneS Subj
l0uml. Gr bot sir Belt 93 Mit9lieber
ulb ieine aeaelnuGrtiAen Seomten
iinb: F%rGiioentiu tSrou Nanes Wots
tes, GiceprGIiocntin Grou Nnno Wa.
ria Eoblt, Sefretdrin tSroll Sulimo
Gbriit, Shobnleillcrin tSruu Stunt.
9m1ha Iottcrlpcid) mn Tcrcinsbotin
Srau Sbcrcia Sbanncr.
Nopent @ottesbienlte.
Ter critic Aopent.S %onntog lpurbt
0citern in alleu airdeu Ser Stoot
cut ieieriihe @eiie begansen. Sn
Der aatbeorale. lpoielbit iruter Sci.
Ting pom Erof. j. .. Sale elm beion-
oers Invertebrates Erogralnm 5ltr
Turdiiibrung geIangtc, besann 3ua
glcid cine pier5igiriinoiae anoad,t.
pclfc morgen nit einem 8odamt
sum Nbid)lllB fommt.
Gum 9elten Der fatho.
liihen II niueriitGt.
On iammtiiden fatboliiden 9irfet
muroe geiteru gum Better ser fntbo.
Iiiheu llniperiit1t III Woihington chic
Collefte erboben.
Cen ii de 3ionsgemeinbc.
@elegentlid) oes 1eitrigen Worgerts
@ottesbienltes in Der Oelltld)en lutbe.
ridden 3ionseemcinoe iano bic lie.
berreidung elmer prnhtuollen nelleit
altaroede ourh ben 5%rouenperein
Ser @emeinbe itott. Yaitor Sitlius
Sofnlamn preSigte iiber ben erlien
Nopent$sS onfto9.
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IuterbaltMngs-@e

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rNanetn"--. Hidito hounhcr5".
yoolicaH"-n 1be Gambler ri the S9eii".
yD;arplana"-teitb'e nga Star"s Gauoepinc
mo Der alnetograpb.
@irfS". "'
rfbs Great WiJarp," esrinetou., uabe Der
CHARLES irabe. IdsIit urinterbrot ems
siaioeptaes uno 8anbelhiloer goriiclunsen.
r&ilion. Shcatrr," Baltimore, nabe Cob Ctr.
ldqlih nnunterbrod5enc Nnnhepiues ulo
99nuoelbiloers@oriieIIungen.
Tsuttdlss Sarnlpnis.6aie. unS Rstunrant
Tr. 4i4t Wefts5apetiesEtrube - Sebtn gben6
npn s bib i2 llbr Groses Gon3ett.
,u9eninHia &ranttH ttnterii bnnso. gerein" -
WioHia9. ofH 90. yippember, 80. Stifilngsfeit
in rNoiets Sale" gtr. 1922, Garbforo. 9benit.
,edbtner . Tcninnlionb 4. aerrin" Wloniap,
ben 30. 9tooember, groee Collier Seller in Scr
r@CrIln niasW idnncrdhOrs0aIC".
-Grutftes @aiienbuus," gliSouitbsS traBc.
Wflitipod, ben !. Se}en6er. %?luiicrns Soiiper.
Srdl6ies PeabJon. 9teeital Sreital, ocn 8.
Se5clIber. giadbmitinGo INN 4 llbr.
repris,9 beater" 5leiiNa, oem 3. December.
Fntcini'S arobe Gpcr .IpsCd".
.Nipaugb's 2gerum" (oCitictCs rbcater)
y!1niaa cen u: Se5einber, o50riier 0brifl!."
EpeIftIe IN 9 YitPu.
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8olbencs So65eitS.S u.
bilGum. = Die 80. Wieoerfebr
ibrcs &od5citstnees ieierten eeitern
Serr mo tSrou Meier Weierboi I'M
areiie ibrer Nngeb0riaen uno BE.
toniiten IN ihrenl SeinL Mr. 1906,
Wooiion.apemle, ouf ipiiroige @eiie.
Ger Silbilor itebt I'M rs. 2%ebcnsjobre
mo ieinc Satin lit einige Sabre jim.
ger. @eioe moren in Der gliidliten
Gage, ibren Gbrcnto9 bel better @es
ilunobeit unb 9eiitiger Sriide nerle-
ben 81 fonnen. Serr Weierbof wuroe
III Gelltlflono acboren uno fam i'm
Sabre 1854 nod) Nmerifa. Seine
@ottin lcrnte er in philadelphia fen-
ncn unb or iicoeIte bolo nod Der
Sod)5eit ans Der GuGferitnot nad)
Baltimore iiber. Iiini5ig Sabre lang
hot bas greiie Eaar Sreno unb 2eio
actheilt mo fam Jest nit Stol5 ari
Die Ge%r9angcnbcit juriidbliden. Ger
GuBerit gliidlidIen Che entiproiieu
brei airoer. Gr. &. 9. Weierbof bon
Nep-Yorf, Sran Solomon Soifman
bon Sodionpile, Tln., unb Sri. @ut-
tic Wcierhoi bon Baltimore.
Serhdngni Bpolle Grpe.
rimcnt. - Ser Tcrlud,, ipie longe
cine Sagopotronc auf Dem Sfcn tie.
gen fam, ebe iic erploOirt. fam &c.
tern Dem % Sabre nltcn Somes Ee.
icr5ut bon Nr. 143T. GoofiieltroBe.
ibcler 81 iteben. Sm Iuaenblid, ais
TT in Der Slide ieiuer Nobnung einc
Totronc ouf einen aliibenoen Ofen
legte. erploOirte oieielbe nnb spel
@licber oeS Taunens mo beS 3etgc.
fingers leincr redten Sonb murben
Eeler5od Weeaerilien. Iuberbem er.
lit CT id)mer5boite 8erletnneel oi1
rcdten 9cin mo Der Strine. 3r. Yi.
rollt bon Nr. 1910, Oit.1ort- slperuc,
gclcitete Den Sernngliidten nad) Den,
Mercp.S oipitol.
3um~ &c il en perfriippeI-
ter 8inoer.-- Sn Der Hidyniono.
Morftballe miro bon Wittpod) bis
Somltag %itcluiipe Elm GROCER 9a5ar
5llm VeIten oea 2anoheimes perfriip-
better uno biililoier &inoer abgebal-
ten mcrben.
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Spnncnamf' nub nnttraana.
Gas Wettfr.

Sir Warplonb unb ben Iiltrift
Columbia bellte tb~eiIluciie bciu0lft
rnb I'M meitlihen WorpIono f1lter;
Gienitna FLAIR; leihtc bis mGbige
HorOmcitminbc.
8eitern betrua Die b6dYite Sempc.
rutilr 66 @rno I'M I llhr Nad)nlit.
tags ulb Der niebrigitc Jbermomc-
terltaro mar 30 8ruo Inn ) llhr
Worgens.
Sn ben iibrigcn @unoeS : @ettcr,
neutrality-suspicious. mllroe iolgen,
De bod)ite Semperotllr rcQiitrirt:
Goitport "A, Nortlmb 46. goIton
AZ, NlbonD "A, Ncw.Uort 81, YbiIu.
oelpbin 50. Ntiontic.Gitp 56. SorriS,
burg GO, Waibington 81, Morfolf 60.
Charlotte 70, @ilmington IS, gu
rannob 20, Gbarleiton 81, Sodion-
pile 20, Supiter IS, aep.@cit rs, s[t-
lonto 6S. Wontgomerp y, Geru.Sr.
leans rs, Eoleitine Is, @olpciton 7G.
Corpus Gbriiti rs, WcnlpbiS ~, Gin.
ctnnloti 20, EittSblrg &c, SStpc9o 80,
Buffalo 90, 9lcnclono 66, Ietroit 90.
alpcna 90, M%urauettc 80, Green Ban
"A, Chicago 90, 9uIutb 81, Ct. Eoul
"a, ct. 2ouis ~, &anioS.Gitp AZ,
Smoba 40, Silron 80, 9ismord 3S,
Wlllilton IA, SABRE SO, SeIenu ~,
Solt Sofe Gitp 3S. Tenper 80, North
Elatte 40 Nmariuo 80.
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@enig &oiinungiir Mar.
Gus. - Ser SlBbolliport miro por,
ollslihtlid Elm wciteres Spier for
bern. Willis @oooporo Morclls BON
Ntlnntic Gitp, ein Stubent oes ibeo,
loaiiden Seminars 81 @eitminitcr.
Mo, ser Dor e%inieen @oten, pie be.
reitS alisfiibrlid) berihtet, bel cinenl
Subballipiel lebcnsgei0brlidIc Ser.
Ietungen crlitt. oiiritc failm nit ocn,
Seben hnponfpnmen. Gr befinhet i'd,
lett 5uci Wod,er i'm ~llniucriitGts $50.
initial" u,b murbe bcfaltntlid) gIcih
mad, elmer Ginlieieruug in Dent er.
WGbnten Sopitol operirt. Wlcid) llad)
Der Operation bcaorn iid) cin 3ir-
itano bcbelltenb 5i b~eiierll. bis lid,
leioer poraeitern ein &iidiall ein.
iiellte. 8eitern mar Der iiunae va.
tlei,t icbr idlluod, II. itpcbte offers
jiuiiten 2eben iu1b 5oo, 10 bob bic
aer5te luenig &oiinung aui Grhol-
tlng ieireS 2ebenS haben.
2ungcr Gauermard,. -
lie so. o. u. @ceel. ). Gaiep, =.
aoroon, s. Silbert. ). Sancp uno
/. &ertel Don Baltimore baben 90.
iitrn oen Meg non Baltimore nad)
8aibinoton in oft Stunoen 3uriid.
6cleat.
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3heo. 8. Tiener & &c.,
2f7 Dit Baltimore Strase.

9eutifes rmo auoeres a%risl1noi.
Idjcs Gelb oefnuit mnb nr!auil.
8eloienbuuscn beirr1t nod Ceutid.
lamb. Seitreid. Hublano II. i. ~.
2scd)iel nusgeite1t m.i ausIanoiide
@anfen. Greoitbrirfe uno 1rapelers
CHEQUES. o.
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ID. HciiIcrt.
Baltimore 9eutider YbUtosrap9.
4Oy-41l
0urS-Gag-S traEc.
Gin c~ritflaiTaes GridjGft iir crit.
flaiiiac Mrbeiten, nnb feinc bIgeren
Frciir, ais Sic anSersiuu bcsablcn.
Spesiaftat, T:reinssruppcn unS
0nmiliensrnppcn. @ererOferungru
mad, alten Yilbcrm nater Uarantie.
Idten Sic anf obige Moreife; cs
III 81 Sbrem @ort9eile.
acinc WerbinSung init irgsnb ci.
nrm aubcreH Stnbio.
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8cloicnSmmgcm

@eIoIenonnsen nad Ieltidlano
u,o CeItreid) . llnsarn iidler uno
Id,neu bclor9t. 5, 10 nnb % Marf.,
lolpie 10 mo 20 arpuen.S feine 81
%pcrfauieu.
Chez. 8. 1iener & &c.,
o. Nr. III. Ctt.HaItimorcStt.
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Nptis.
6ebbeI'S ciusigcS Sfubio.

Nptis.
!SebbeI'S einsiscs Cubic.
Sebcrmann fennt bic bon inns nc.
licierte Nrbeit; mir ocnfen nid)t ba'
ra,t, inns i.lbit ST ioben, iunoern iber'
laFrn bies MHieren Qeiitnngen. Scine
Srsppen bci inns 81 eriteisen. 2aiien
Sic i'd BON MnSeren nidt tdni@eu,
cs sieb. unr cin einsiscs Stbbel.Stn.
bic nno bies befinoet i'd i'm Earterre.
Mdten sic anf baS 3ans, mo ixitr
Wau,en anf 9birsn unb Genitern
itrgt.
&eine Ngenten. Sin Yreis.
Mdjten Sic amf
-Scbber's-
321 Nprb.V It,, uabe $iet.Str.
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8ergebtoas@ enhans.
Mn tern. Souper d. t. -
Ser 9omen 8 TGbperein bes rAugc-
nleinen 9eutiben @aiienboules" per-
a%nltaltet am Wittluof, ben /. De-
Selnber, I'M InltoltsgebGuoe al Mis-
qiitb- nno SrleonsitraBe iein iGbrlis
dies Iuitern : Sollper. Seoermann
lit su benz @eiud) bieier 8eronital-
tulig eingelaoen, uno eriuarten Die
Sameu bes @ereins, baB lid) ieber
beutide Malm nno iebe oelltide
Hrau oll oieiem Mbeno i'm Waiielt.
baiiie einfinben peroen. Ger Gin,
fritz lit fir Grmadyiene ori so Gents
nno fir &inoer nui IS Gents ieitge.
iebt. ga sic gimnubmen fir ocn
hcnfbar eoellten 3pef, gum Better
Der 0aiienfinber, beItimmt iino,
icHtc Niemonb Ole fleine Iusgabe
ihcuen, 5umal fir Die 9elider nidt
n,ir ein gutter SmbiB, ionoern aud)
onaenebme llnterbaltung bcrcit lit.
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Sduaers6cicr
Ses Sdiaer.G enfmalfOno' Sereins
Wpntaa, %. Npuember,

WcrmnntnzW VI 1nilerd)0rEDaIc.
3cieruirtc Site bel Mrtbmr 81.
VDmmel, Sournals8 ebdnoe, 413 Git
Tagctte.S traNc. C329,32-3)
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Narum?-0arum

Marum lit SteiI's Bier 10 popuIGr9
9arum, neil cs allie euten eisen'
ibaiten III lid oereinist, meld,e man
por Bier ~nerlunaen fam. CPS
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res Sd,iller.S cnfmnlfonS. @crcins
Muntas, %. WuDembcr,

WcrmGnia'W tGnncrd)Ur-Sal
MGuucrd,6rc nnb AcmiidJtc Gt6re
bes @ermaaia MGnnerdDors nntcr
Sritnng Ses GhormciitcrS Sbcu.
Slmbcrgcr. (329,32-3)
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SdiIcr-Jeier
Scs SdiQer.S emfmalfomS -@ercins
Muntaa, 90. Wooember,

Wcrmania.M GnnerAor-Salle.
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Nopo bon Der Sobns Sopfins llni-
ucriitGt H.. 3saitor Snlims 5ofmana.
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fiir bic arurc Witt,uc.

3lpeds 9e3abliing Der Steuern Der
nrnen @ittiue on Der GniorItroBe
'ilio jett I'M 9iireau oes .Irltiden
Gorrelponoenten" $3.50 einoelou-
'tn. Is icblen nod $15. @eiteri.
cingelauiel limo:
Don 6. Bed. S1.OO
lriiber bcrid)tet. $3.50
Sofal $3.50
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0rono an Der SnnoDes.
Strabc. aur5 Dor Witternadlt
brod) Samita1 IN bem lee~ritebenoen
@c5aubc Der Sirmu Soiepb Sranflln
& Sobnc, Nr. 2t7, Siio Sonober'
StroSe. i'm 5%lueiicn Stodiperf in Ell
mem Sauien Sebrid)t Cit 6euer aus.
lueld1es Sergeant Sdlulte mo Eoli.
SiIt @eIler pom iiiolid,en Eiltrift
rctt5eitig enieedter. Sic alarmirte,i
Gle 3eueriucbr, meld)e Die 5lammen
loidten, nahbem etipu $3.50 Sfaoen
entitonben NOR. Sic llriade oe5
HeuerS lit permutblih oIi Selbitent.
climbing ;uridjuiiibren.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-30
THINGS WE NOTICE

Keep your head and you wont lose
your reputation.
When crossing the sea of public
be sure your boats not made of glass
unless ALPS ship-shape aboard.
The who weighs her words
is worth her weight in gold.
A burnt child may dread the
fire, but there are lots of 'em that
like the sensation,
why don't you go the mountains
to spend gOur vacation-Meet me
in seattle in 1909.
what ails you, anyhow I'm wise
Are there any more at homre at
home like you we don't need them.
I love my husband, but oh, you
kid.
why do you go away out to Johns
Place to catch suckers when there
arv plenty of toem in Helenp.
Lots of folks get pious when they
feel spitefnl. They know of no other
way to show what they consider their
"Superiority"
There are lots of expert femal
knockers in town, but their blows l9ayf
no marks except on themselves.
Remeber hat Cod made all the
world, and you had nothing 10 do with
it. And lots of us pretend to bear the
love of a man within our hearts,
though judging from the rancor of
our tongues, no n would suspect it.
General Observer.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-30

The Plaindealer Would Like To
Know The Reason Why?
They are all 50 anxious to see
this issue of the Plaindealer.
If what this column said was
not true. why should any young
married lady think it was a hint
to them.
Our good friend did not eat
that cake.
Why did tie s;Xtette cause such
a connection at the meeting of
the Busy Bees.
The grass widow came too late
to get in on the main event.
w. c. has become so sedate and
hardly comes OFT with the boys.
There should be so much COM
motion as to who viii do the hon
ors during conference.
The president of the Progress
Club went to Miasoula. Was it to
get a new rule for the club?
1t becomes necessary at times
one to seek favors and at
shelter from those whom
you have talked about.
a. p. looks so well pleased
he has got his new name.
Conference week should not be
he busiest one for some time with
he st. James workers.
Some of our know-it-all citizens
not take a tumble as to what
God department and common
ecency is. /
The young man bought that
axe.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-30
Eutertains Visitors.

On wednesday cv .ninS Mrs. II.
a. SanlrbuIg and Mrs. Eugene
Clark entertained at the residence
of Mrs. Saulsburg, In honor of the
visiting ladies from Kansas City
st Joe and Livingston. The even
ing was passed in a social way at
games and dancing, Mrs Clay of
Kansas City snd Mrs. Hickman
of St. Joe Mo. carcied of the hon
r S at whist. Refreshments were
served in four courses, music by
The Imperial orchestra. All d.par-
led declaring the evening n of
pleasantest ever snd that the que
SITS of honor aud hos!ess's were
the jolliest ever.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-30
HOLLAND oWENs NUPTIALs.

Since our last issue VIM. HOl-
land, well known throughout the
east as a crack musician and to
set a fast pace all along the line,
has been laid low by dame cupid
and is now a benedict, having
married Mrs. Alice Owens, who
is well known in this city. Hol-
land s many friends and acquaint-
ances throughout the country
will be surprised at this news.
He was known as King Do-DO,