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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18

Bon Gee unb 9ofcn. - Sn
Stelle oes Campers nSloriooy bon
Der nSlo Ban Cine" meld)cr am
,Sreitug in Der 9t1be BON 9toriolf mi
'1ief, fubr qcitcrn Nodnrittn9 Der &c
~ieruebompicr .&irginiu" sur Iabr.
plonnllBi9cn 3eit nod NorioIf nb.
Die nSlorioa" beiinoet iid) jest I'M
Srodenbod ser .Nenport , Nclua
brotherhood uno S6iiiabol . 0cica
ihuft."
= @eitcrn Wiorgcn INT I llbr trot
Ser nelle @mnocs, DoQtutter .(uhp.
ina" feline $4,000 WciIen Iongc &ciic
nod Sort Sownieno, @nibingtoh
an. Gle Teiie miro bier Monatc in
Tniprud) nebmeu.
Ser 20 f N Gcrein
ppn Baltimore belt geitcrn glbenb IN
Srn. !. 9poeniteincr'5 SoQc an Sit,
Sopcttcitrobe nobc Central Npcmlc,
lntcr ocnt Soriib ocS Nr1Iibentcn Sc.
,Eiiclc feline reqeIm0Bi9c Scriomm-
hing ob, in ipclfer oos Gomiie iiir
ons fiirSlid itottgcbobtc StiitungS-
felt feline abrefInung porlegte, lpclhC
eiils ilbcr alles Grlporten giinitige9
.Heiiiltat ergebcn bate. Gin neucs
Witslieb tplirbe nuigenomnlen, aud,
fbiirben Gin!obungcn bonn ,8orfielo.
aranfen : ltntcritiieungs -@erein"u.
y3itber : Club Sormorie" ehtgcgeu.
,aenonmen.
g Gder II nterIt ii sungS.
Werein q r. 81 Inter 6cnuIor.
fie BON BrGiioent Seinrid) Ttt urb
Der Hrotofoafiibruno bon Sefrct1r
gbmorb Garll fono geitern IN @ol5'
Gale am 2erington . Worfte biegSer.
iantmlung oes sVdfer +. ltnterItii.
lungs : 8ereins Ger. 3" Itott. IS pur-
De beihloiien, Wittc guguIt I'M @eit-
emo Yarf Elm Yicnie 5it pe%ranitolicn.
3fpei Witglieoer ipurben oufaerom.
men unto Elm ganbioot 5iir Nufnob-
'fhtc borgeidlagcn. Die pierteljGbrli-
den geitrase wuroen be5oblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18
Rotionals9 anfen.

GretersStyabe. SGcob @. Sooi, grdfbent;
Seurp 8. Hcoue, Ndfiirer.
,5pcite Gnttpnni.gnut," i32 SiosBro1opnb.
Is. Is. 8agner. NuiitrCr.
,~,s9cIteru TattuuahNGHt," IA giorosentatpsSir.
u. WtnrriOlI. SdiIrcr.
,5armrrs auO MiRrhnuts' SiatipnaI Sanf,"
Soutbs mo QombarosStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18

NVWF SUIIUTVu NtUW0 WuW VteIU' UUtI fTNu Ut'
rett gum @ebruIt6 in Der gamoens uro Ult.
Hoe nsS tntior TIM 1000 @benos.
aeferoi.ura BON Rnum In S6Iafs ,ober Durs
loIs2SnggniS. Speifernien etc. iperben t6nen
beforat per Ielepboi in allen foleenoet Billet
Niireaus; Gbdr'eSs uno galttitor re- Strnbe, 9. &
q, Ct. Guul 1924, ober Wb, Gourtldrie 1901;
Ut. Y~tobobStnt'oit, e.. & g., Wf. gernut 3f2S;
9antbersS tatipn Snforruationss 9iireau, g. & g.,
q. VditI sl6. ooer lRb., Gourtlano 2726, nnh
9lr. $40. Siio.Vronotpap. e;.V
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18
3ablrcid)e SrGuoc.

WcnIs S1rQbe. StQlI
pcruriod)t 6eller in cincm Sdau'
fnIten an Glib rooopop. -
6o~rmacbGlloe on Nort6 Yoiut.
&oob cingcdidcrt.
Gin @runb, Der nid)t nbue bctr0d)ts
Iide NtufreGumN ocrlici, cntitono ge-
tern Nodmitta9 in Dem pom Srot
Nnnic Cannon, citcr 70 Sabre oltcn
@ittlpe, bcpobntcn @ouic 9tr. 1926,
DIT r Monumcntitrubc. Go9 Scler
'iuilroc bon Dem - Sabre ultcn Gnfel
Der Srau Cannon, Der lid nit Heb=
terer ALIEN i'm &ullie bciano, cntocdt.
9l0er &nobc lici nod cincm nobegelez
gelcn @roccrploocn ulo boltc 0tlt
69Ierf George i. &obcr bcrbci. Gl5
jScstcrer ontanl, bate SroIi Cannon
"mebrerc Shodteln nit Wertbpopic,
'rel1 aus Dem 5meiten Stodperfc oes
fcttct, melde tic linn iibergab. Die
tSrau nollte oonn nod)nlnl5 nod Dem
"5tuciten Stodmert 5urildfcbrcn, lpur-
DC obcr ooran BON Dem Nb5ugatonnl.
Snipcftor 5. $. Iauioion, Der nit
Iieinem Gollegcn &orrp S'@rien Der
beigceilt mar, buron p%crbin0crt, ga
bic Srcppe bereita 5u brcnnen be-
3banll. Gen bciOen N}Gnnern Qclnng
res baum, nit Sillic 2ober'a bic Slant
men SIT loihe1, che bic bon eincnl
Yo'ionten olarnlirte Gpltcrlucbr al.
ram. tSr. 9apioion bate Dos NrdL
uSie GcQcrtrcppe binnb Sl itiir5cn uno
es mare ibln in Ocnl bort bcrrIdcn
Then &oud un5iuciIclboit ihleht er-
gangcn, lpcnr inn nibt Mr. S'8ricn
JC5li SiiIie gccilt pGrc. Ter un9crid)s
tete Sdabcu bctrdqt ctlun 500.
dn 9rnnoun @rou0pou
"., Sn cinem Dor benz 2oben Der 6rorl
t$elenc a%oiblonocr, Or. Alb, SiiOs
8roaopop, befinolifeu Sholttoiten
IeltItonb 9eitcrn Nbelto fur5 nod 8
9llbr burf cineu o%cfcftrn cIcftriihcn
0robt 6ercr, bos icood) oltrd) Die
HSellerpebr nod mcni0eu Mtinlttcn Ge-
l0idt purOe, 10 oaB Der Shoocn MIR
-ietlpa $50 bctrGgt.
'|" 2eihtcr 9ron0.
SIM britten Stodlpcrfe oc3 &oiiea
Nr. 2022, Sit . TrnttitroBe, in Dem
Sr. 9eniomin IppIeitein cineu Gro
'cerplooen betreibt, entitono qeitern
Ibenb eegcn 7 llbr ouf mlbcfomtc
@eiie ein 9rano, Der ourd) sic 6clt-
,eriuebr raid gel0ift muroc. Ger
S6aoen lit unbeocuteno.
Sarmb ans einge06 ert.
a. SSSn benz Sormboilie ocS Srn. Soi.
,Gopnes an Nortb Yoint Hooo brot)
seitern gbeno gceen 8 llbr Selter
GUS, ipeld)cS boS @ebGuoc eirldidcrtc
,uno einen Sdoben bon etlpa $1,000
0qnrihtete. Ger @rono ipnroc bon
Srau Sobn 0ebop entocdt, ipcIfc Die
Canton uuo Sigblonbtoipn ,SelIcr.
ipebr alormirte. Gbc Die beiocnS pri-
ben : Gompognien iebod) onlongten,
Batten Die Slommen bcrcits %iOlucit
Inn iid) gegriffenL ooB an cine Het.
.tung beS @obnbollies nid)t mcbr 81
,Denfen luar, meshnlb iid oic 6eltcrs
pebrleute boralf beibrdnftru sic
StoIlunaen 81 ifiiben. 9Iuf hcmGop-
nes'iden gnrueien beionb iid) iriiber
Sellers Yierberembobn, lpclde litD
in friiberen Sobren elmer groben BE.
riibmtbeit erircnte. Noh anlid)t 0cS
6Srn. 9ebop liegt @ronbltiitung Dor.
Son see uno Nafcn. - In
SteIe bes Campers nSIorioog bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18

Serr gum Seirntbspcrmittler) (:
DWlllen sic, Die Srolt, Ole id) beiro-
tben ioll, nuB Dor Nllem brei Gigen-
Id)altcn beiiben: Gcrnlo1tH, nNeid)-
tbltllt lill0 8elo!" anQr2e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18
MarplanO &Gcnnisfuania Giienbabm.

Eaiic sur 3eiie in's NnsIanS &c.
irrst..G &ainc, Nr. 4l3, GA.Salti.
mprcitrakc, nabc Gnitoia Sonie Nbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18
.Wnufpu

yTertfae Snut non @ultimuEr," RnIttMo-,s
unc &oEt6G1sStraBc. gIuguit &tber, Brdf'
bent; &. 3. 5i4t, G1npueIiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18

""' Gic v&crcinigtcn Ginger uon
@olblngton" %pcronitnItcn nn Wtiit.
nod Den 81. o.. Mta., in Scr oorti-
gen y9totionaI Riilca Solle" Gin gro.
be& CONCERT nit onihlicbenocn Bali.
Gin Invertebrates, umionGrcitcS &ro.
Gromm lit iiir bicic @%elcgcnbcit olli-
qcltcltt lporoclr, 10 onB bcn 9ciud)cru
cini1c pirtliN gcnlBrcihe Stun0cn
III NllSlidlt ltcbcn. Iie @aggons Der
rNaibingtoL baltimore II. Mnnopos
liz GlcftriIdlcn Clinic" p"erluiicn Ole
hlclt8c Gnoltation an 9ibertp. StruBc
INN 6 llhr 80 GbenoS mo treiien
rcd)tjcitig fir oos Gon5crt in DER
Hunoeabauptitnot cilt. Ger ErciS
Der SIN. uno Hiidiobrt bctrGBt 1925.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18

,Teutfde eparbnut bpn g~alttnote," Wutnin'
uni 9lItimprcsSitabc.
,,st. SGutc5sspurDauf," B1ltimrretS trabs uab
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18
SruIt-G ontpadnten.

,,Marhlauo 2rnIt Ga" QoroiueItsgde GnIbert
unh Scrman : Gtrabe. g. g.. 9iurrnertnun
8rdfioelii Gurroa gan g}eb. s@ablnetiteri
&an Sinner. SiilissS ciretdr.
Baltimore atuit ~ @uarantre Co.," 9duttabl,
Building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18

9ou-M oterialien, Ebiiren, Seniter.
rabmen, Qa0en, etc.
Sarncs y. Softer & 60, 1t5--1t7 SRbsSrtoe'
rId1StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18

plumbing, SurnnceS, Rnngcs unb
Sefen. 9od6eden irto Girneit.
Bennett Bros, 523 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18

Der 3ltber.Slub .&armouic"
pcrnlltqltct mor9cu 2lben0 in Der "a.
bcr.SpceunlsSoue Gin Gor3ert NIT ga.
rnuifolacubcm 9aQ, ipeId)cs aerllB.
rcite Stlnben pcriprid)t. Bur Illi-
fi'brunB Gelan9t folscnoeS BRO.
aramm: Suoertiirc .Gidter uno
Sorler", Slppc; rSm areiie Ger
Nrcimoc', Tolto; Hingler; 3itber.
Sub. p3ruiit mo 8eriobrlulla",
Gllett, HuoiBicr, Scrren Scilmanll
itto 6ritId). Solo - bon Dem eiil.
otni9cn 3itbcr.T irt,loien 0rn. Geo.
Sbnntiilcb. v9ci ser Wilttcr got
teS int @oioe", 6ontoiic, yledillger;
Sltber-Glitb. o@oriotionen". Solo;
GbIlmSti, Sr. OspoIo Seilmonn.
"SeimIidc 2icbc", Siinait; n2oriia.
RI, Sdrcincr; Naperiiter MGnner.
dor. yGochpcib", Yolfu.M o5urfo,
BOD; 3itber.Glub. Selection, StrauB.
@ortraa rno Soriiibrilns ocs narti-
d}itelild3en Frof. Eorid,o Tooio" nit
lelner nrten @eiuilobeitSlcbre ms
8I!eSerocrrcnfung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18

9eitungcn, 3eiti6riften, etc.
,Sbe Salttmure 9'riys Co." 8ubto shererouts
Die. Sei1ditsfiibrer, 318 8eIts9etIaE'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18

Wormor- un6 @ranit.3erfe.
8. tflsartmsr & sbtuc, 7t4-71s sBeit,gaIti,
moresStru6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18
LI)A4l1lly!RlNlLILN
As> n
. 1dsIi6. I adsli6, aussenommen sOnntae

SbpleBbHBe nJeot StuHae uuI DIG SthHoe" DOR
nCr oatioclzStntipn uadl Snittn1tou au
@o9eriagcu ZOO, gorln. bis 800 sbenbs.
Srlbere Ibigbrt bon bee Wit. Hubal.S tation.
Eircfte @crbinbtng In scr ueuen tlniua.
stntion III &a'9instpn init alen ficlid, ssben.
ofn 9inieH,
.6'O5, .G't6, Il. 10. s7.t5. is'5J. - So. HOBO.
ftt.53,. stl.5b Yiornl, SIC. 10, HE'S. t1.65,
+2,43, 1850, t4.tG, f4,5b, t5.55 sindin.. 800.
1870. 800 @imlt,o). 40, so. *l1 ~ Ibcnes.
8erIaiicl Gaaloen.C tatiou: 1900. -6.i5, +6 30,
200, 1920, $500. $3.50. 1000, $1,000, +11.04
BORN *I2,OQs t12;02 *12.25, t1.o0. t1.o5,
t2.oO. 800, 1905, 400, *4,30. 1900, 1906.
sahm.. 1900, *6.t6, *6.2o, 400, 1890, ES.16
Gpltiteol. 1000. 1908. "ft,05, +1i.S2 Mbbs.
5rcocrid, Gambeu'etntion, +7.35 unb sg.15
8orm., fl.25. 1850 inlo $3.50 gladm.
8aserefuiun, VT. EoGdI.Stdtion, f7.45 8orut,
1880 gadnl. GambensStaiion 1875, 1904
8oru., 1880, t4.00 Na1m.
WnBal Slue 2tue
mad, Ihtlabeipbia nno Retu.Dprf.
Neler terminus an Der Srciurto3fpan3tg'te
SiirqBe, BEN gorf, benuert ilab Sote!S nito
,2bedterii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18
Etnnt3. Wnnfen.

1863 N
Gtuat3s 0anfen.
pDertfae Snut Uon 9Gltinture," RnIttuto-,
UNI &oGtSG1rStrabc. Nuguit &tber, Srdf'
bent; &. 3. 5i4t, G@ngueIiter.
Spar-9oufen.
r9eutfde eparbunt BON s3ulttmors," Vutair'
i,ei. SGmr5sesparDanf," Baltimcre,c5irab. uab
characterization
SruIt-Gompagnten.
nD'ornlano 9rnit Co." goIo,oeltsGd. GaIoert.
Yrdftoeuti Carroll yam g}eb, s0nGineiiteri
Serbis LSpcEccr. Jun. 9iIf5sSba5nteifteri
Ean SiiHner. Sillfs.S ciretdr.
Baltimore Sfuit ~ Guarantee Co." @~duttabl,
8u:loing.
I%opofdten.
aarl II. ~. empit, fe6-f29 9atp 9utIoine.
Snitanas &orb, 2di-269 GaIoert'sutiSiiG
2anowirtbidaitIide @erGtbe uno
GGmereien.
griits & sarn,r Gu, 2C5 gtprb.Baca'g trabe
Warmor. uto 8runit.8erte.
g. tilsartntr & eBtue. 714-71s sBef'gaIt'
ntoresGtro6e.
Glunlbing, SurnnceS, Ra1ges uno
Sefen, 9od6eGen lllto Girneit.
Bennett Bros, 523 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Gupfsrihmieoe uno glumbers.
3osn fabert, 1Tt4 GbanessStrnbe. q. & q.
IsleppDt: g8olfe 1899.
euers8crIi6errngen.
pHsnal Sninranee 60 Of aius,ppot" Serre W.
N0nTfirTN afAnrt-l Nrt prn -nf-fnD X ~ fp.
Der o. Commerce &%uiiotra.
rgermania Gruer A.. @sriibersn IS. Geteqiaat.-
Baltimore mo glort1'Strabe.
Cigentbltms Mgclltcn ,no Sdnoler.
eierrs e. Tusnu & s'sp6ciu, 10 Gf,acIinaton'
Strnhe.
Sufifmico. 3uEebor.
g. eeott gasne Co.. 262-364 gtcro'SapsS Str.
,.s..in.seatso Scan Co.. gsorbssah.stros.:
Iobleu un0 9ol3. /,
Seprt y. 8un peiue, $50 GclnmDid, aperne.
gian0lcib. Geib6Fte. .
Bionos un0 Orgeln.
GtaB. se. sttcff, 8 gors,atbertps strabe.
8m. anabe & Co., Bartsloe. NIB Gatette.gtr.
Bapier uno Eapier.9 iiter,.
enttts, Tirun Co., i05-1Q7 Sanober.eirabe.
9leGplatteu, MetaI etc.
ahpu. Gunaia & go. (incorportrt', Is-1p
s3aIoeritonsStr
Eeteftiu.I gentlir.
eSamsaser & ghmtbt. slactfoleer bon gntitb,
Wei q SApns. 1r. 503 @aIbert guilbtus.
2eibenbeTatter.
sanberS q e5bue, t7eS-1710 gurtor,Nbenu
SIN. Qpuk Wertb' NIB 9reenmcuni.albenus.
5rieoboje.
,spubpa east eemetsrp,'' Bnreau: II H.ft.
GardtDansStraBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18

Bidder, gpnoitor. uno $oteI-
9eourfSsI rtifel.
5be 9lfsrs & Qifs 90, 104 GhosSpparo'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18
9(opofateu,

N0DotQfett.
9arf H.. an. e1pit, fe6-i29 Earn 9utIoine.
GritaonS Gprb, 261-269 GaloettsSntl6inG
2anouirtbi6aftlihe @er6ibe unb
GQmereien.
griiittt & SarItr Gu, 2C5 gtprb,Baca"st rabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18

Gupferi6mieoe u10 plumbers.
3p9n f,nbert, 17t4 GbamesaStrnbe. q. & 3.
IelepbDlt: g9olfe 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18

Geteftiu.I gentur.
eSaMsaser & sGmtst. slatfoiesr hon emitb
Wet q Sppns. 9tr. 500 Galbert guil6tus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18

9le6plotteu, MetaI etc.
ahou. Gvaaia & SO. (ineorportrt,, 1915
s1aIoeritonsStrabe. :
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-03
SEES HISTORY REPEATING
 ITSELF IN DE LANEY'S CASE

''The City court discussions, and the part the clergy has taken in the mat ter calls to mind,' said one of the at taches of the court today, 'the fact that Abraham Lincoln was opposed by the clergy when he was a candidate for office. His candidacy was op- posed by 21 clergymen of his own State, who fought against him from the pulpit and in every way possible The preachers regarded Lincoln as dangerous man and advised their con- gregations to defeat him. In spite of this opposition Lincoln was elected and lived to prove the fallibility of clerical judgment
 ''It is possible that this very oppo- sition helped to pave his way to the Presidential chair. If the rule is good it is possible that some day the friends of Alexe nder Delaney, the able prose cutor of the city, may be welcomed by him iD the White House. He should get there quicker than Lincoln for there are more names of clergymen on the anti-DeLaney petition
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-03
LOCATION
 FOR CAR BARNS

Editor of the Farmer:-
 Sir-The various plans which have been submitted for entrance to and exit from the proposed location of car barns seem to have increased the dis satisfaction regarding it. Therefore, a speedy abandonment of the proposed site for some location in the outskirts of the city would seem to be the only sensible solution of problem the dis cussion of which has given so much annoyance to the people of the city for several months.
 From first to last the proposed To- cation has not been approved by the Board of Aldermen nor the committee which Mayor Lee has appointed to protect the interests of the city,
 An invasion of it's rights by the trol- ley company has, I think been shown by a persistent disregard of the peo- pie whom 1t should serve with fairness and fidelity.
 PRO BONO PCJRLNO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-03
SUICIDE FOLLOWS
 ATTEMPT AT THEFT
MYSTERY IN IDENTITY OF MAN WHO KILLED HIMSELF IN
 SAVOY HOTEL, LONDON.

Special from United Press)
 London, March 3.-The identity of "J M. Coleman" who committed sui eide in the Savoy Hotel after an un- successful attempt to steal $1O,OOO worth of gems from a. jewelry sales man, is mystery to the police today. Coleman registered at the Savoy as from Chicago, but the police doubt both the name and address. He was well dressed, rather good looking and the police believe he was a crook of considerable experience.
 Coleman had the jewels sent to his room at the hotel, explaining that they were for his wife and he wished her to inspect. He tried to disguise him. self and escape from the rear room of his suite, but the salesman's suspic- ions had been aroused and he follow ed Coleman as he was hurry1ng down the corridor. Coleman then slashed his throat and ran down two flights of stairs where he fell dead.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-03
ELL FOX WEEKLY
 INSPECTION OF JUNK
JOHN A. LEONARD APPEARS BE- FORE JUDICIARY COMMIT
 TEE ON SUCH LEGIS-

John A Leonard. business manager for the Eaton, Cole & Burnham Com pany, appeared before the Judiciary committee, dn Hartford, yesterday, on a bill regarding junk dealers. A pro- vision of the bill requires weekly in- spection of junk yards by the police. Charles w. Gross of Hartford, asked for a later hearing. A number, of Bridgeport manufacturers are said to favor this measure, who have suffered much loss through the depredations of thieves. It is believed that such thefts would in a. large measure be prevented if the thieves found it more difficult to dispose of their stolen wares.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-03
HANDSOME SCARF PIN FREE
A Phenomenal Offer Made By a New
 York Firm.

Thousands of persons all over the United States are taking advantage of the generous offer made by The Mer- Till Co.,, 1123 Broadway, New York City, making request for a beautiful gOld-plated scarf pin for either lady or gentleman which is mailed to any one sending their name and address free of charge.
 This offer is made by this well known house to introduce their large catalogue of general merchandise, household goods, jewe1ry, novelties, etc, and the readers of this paper are requested to send their name and ad- dr~ss imme ediate1y, enclosing four two cents stamps to cover packing and postage.
 Send today and be the possessor of piece of jewelry that you will be lr oud Of, and which does not cost you anything.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-03
SENATOR DOLLIYER
 ON PUBLIC VIRTUES''
WESTERN STATESMAN TO BE
 CONTEMPORARY CLUBS

United States Senator J. P. Deliver I Iowa, will speak upon Public Virtue as a Question of Politics" be lore the Contemporary Club, which will meet at the residence of David F. Read, 725 Park avenue, Thursday evening, March II, at S:15 o'clock
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-08-10
MOTHERS KINGDOM.

There Is a kingdom dear on earth
Known by the name OF home
Where love and happiness have birth,
With mother on the throne.
And with her love-brtght scepter fair
She reigns In saint-Iike glory there.
II shadows dim the sacred place.
And touch the subjects dear.
With tender lOvelight on her face
That shows no sagns OF fear.
She smiles and prays until the night
Wears the bright crown Of morning light.
And II some foe seeks to invade
The peace-crowned fair domain,
The brave. true mother, undismayed.
Is on Loves altar lain.
To live or die for the weak child
BY sin and sorrow both defiled. we
o holy kingdom. ruled by love 20
And earnest prayer and smile.
The kingdom most like that above, ,
Which knows no sin or guile,
Forever may thy holy light
Danish the gloom Of sin and night. =
o faithful mother. evermore
May thy true wOman's hand
Wave loves sweet scepter gently DER
The little household band!
While thou dost reign In thy great worth
Gods angels white shall walk the earth!
Mrs. n. A. Holt. In Christian Work.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-08-10

The Messenger year and make present complete
set of Custer county postal cards for.S3.0o
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-08-10
Epilepsy;
Fits

"A1y son was cured of a very
bad case of epilepsy with DR..
Miles Nervine."
MRS. D. BAKER, Cleveland, @.
"My little daughter who was
afflicted with St. Vitus' Dance
is now entirely we'll after taking
DR.. Miles Nervine only four
months"
MRS. C. G. BENNETT,
Alma, Mich.
Epilepsy. Fits, St. Vitus
Dance and Spasms, are all nerve
Gus diseases. They have been
cured in so many instances with
DR.. Miles Nervine that it is
reasonable to conclude that it is
almost sure to cure you. With
nervous diseases Of = severe
type, persistent use has almost
invariably resulted in complete
cure or lasting benefits, worth
many times the cost of the REM
edy. The best evidence you can
get of its merits is to write to
those who have used it. Get a
bottle from your druggist. Take
it all according to directions, and
if it does not benefit he will re-
turn your money.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-08-10
How Polly Knew.

A "befO'-de-war" matron was teach
ing one of the little darkies on her
plantation how 10 spell. The primer
she used was pictorial one. and over
each word was its accompanying pie
ture. and Polly glibly spelled OK. OK. :"
and box. box" etc. But the teacher
thought she was making too rapid
progress. so she put her hand over the
picture and sand: polly. what does
OK spell?" OK" answered Polly.
nimbly. "How do you know that it
spells OK. Polly." Seed his TAIL" re-
piled the apt Folly ArSonaut.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07

in IN. proporuouat. cash reserve as com
pared with as. week
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
QUALITY OF HOGS NOT VERY GOOD
An oaertnEx Are Taken ID steady
20 stroHg Priees-SheeP RE-
eeipt. Snail and Prices
steady.

The following table shows the receipts OF
cattle. hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year TO date. compared with last year;
100. l0H Inc Dec
Cattle ........ 1uLIzs IOs.76 ...-. So
HOGS . ZEg Sis .---.- 6g6
Sheep ....--. ia. 10 EE.sls n,S4 -..-
The following table shows the AVeTass
price Of hogs Al South Omaha for tae lASt
several days with comparisons
Dates. Iss. jIss. jIs0s. ISOs. ass. is4. 1893.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
NEW YORk STOCKSAyD BONDS
UNDERGONE Of the General List Con.
tinuss Depressed.
POINTS OF STRENGTH ARE FEW
Bearish Traders Profe-. some Appre-
hension over Japanese Ques-
tiOa-BORd Market t.
Irregular.

NEW YORK Feb. s-The undertone
In the general list Of stocks continued
depressed today and the effect was Off
set less efteetualiy By special points OF
Reaction from the dvance of the earlier
part Of the week made themselves felt
In some Of the latter class Of stocks
me rather hrmer tone OF TIE money
market and expectation Of a bank state
ment showing q clear decrease in the
margin Of the surplus were advanced ss
ing OF stocks. The bank statement did
not appear until after the market closed,
and It was said b. bankers that the
slight advance In money rates was rom
the effect OF bringing in increased sup
plies from outside sources
The bearfsh traders professed some np-
prehension over the japanese question
and the desire TO await the final action
OF the California legislature on the btl
10 segregate japanese pupils in the PUB
lie schools was cited as an influence IN
the days market japanese government
bonds in foreign markets continued 70
financial program. but the advance was
not followed today In the New 1ork
market The bank statement in its de-
tails showed the widespread readtust-
ment growing out Of compliance with me
new IS per cent reserve requirement for
state banks and trust companies. which
week the item OF deposits in banks and
trust companies, as stated By the trust
companies. stood at sIS2.915,s00, and In
this weeks statement has fallen to
trust companies has risen from s11s,-
SIS. 500 Of last week to sl42, 203, sec In
this weeks statement
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
istered, have declined Il, the coupons =
and the q. registered \ per cent on call
during the week
Number OF sales and principal quotations
I m sfncka UarR qa fnflrNn.