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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-16
.emperea wIth reason 81 80.


tempered With reason ana justice
There Is no use in TRIMS 70 4 ates
ont a testimonial Tor van n Cola.
TIE nominee sof city clerk Hts rec
ora 81 faithful. efficient. painstaidns
services IN ist once FOR the last
seyerai years stand out upcn the
horizon Of l6eal aftairs IS conspieu-
ousiy Is washington moaumeat
Honest. attable ana ohiistng. Ed
asrd y Doyle WIN maize d good SUI
periptendeat 81 streei ne will 81
ON the ~ AZ an times ana viii do
his duties % the very best Of his
abilBy AS he said IN MS speech Of
acceptance. lie VIII soon DO away
With the .hog walters" that have
been permitted 20 exist IN several
parts OF the city. ana he win sweep
and clean The streets as thoroughly
ana promptly In july or Noyemhsr
and Just as readily as few days be-
fore nm election comes on.
John F. Kearns Is good, strong.
leyel-headed, patriotic citizen and
property owner. a man VINO has had
experience in local public AFFAIRS and
a man who VIII Ill the Office of city
assessor with fairness ana justice 70
'alls and special consideration to
none.
Membership on the new water
works board calls for honest. straight
forward. business men who have the
Interests Of the city at heart and
are in. position to give the duties of
their Office the hest of attention.
The nominees for the three positions
are men who viii fill the bill in ey-
cry particular. They are good. sub
stanttal business men. and have had
long exnerience in business affairs.
albeit they are comparatively young
men.
The old reliable" John r.. Steel
VIII as faithfully and efficiently at
tend to the duties OF city collector
and treasurer as he has always done,
which assurance is In itself sufficient
recommendation for his reelection.
Rain or shine. mud or snow, Mr..
Steel will always be found looking
after his duties, and his honesty and.
integrity and loyalty to the city are
irreproachable.
Arthur k. Thorn VIII make an.
ideal school commissioner. BY train
Ing and experience he has been 1T
ted for a position OF that character.
His splendid statesmanlike abilities
the people of this city and county
have heheld in his capacity as a state
senator. and as councilman ana as
an official OF the Board OF Trade he.
has demonstrated many times the!
possession of wisdom. sasaclty, pru-
dence and strict integrity.
Taken as whole. the ticket Is
one the people OF clarksburg and
the Republicans of clarkshurg. cspe-
claliy. may well feel proud of. ItIs
one of the strongest tickets that
could be put together. Indeed. it is
Of such high character and suhstan-
TALLY. that its triumphant and en-
tausiastic election as whole is al
ready assured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-16
NJ . AAn IlnnossiililifY

1t is a safe bet that. the ..ex''
which now precedes Rooscyeltss
name does not mean 'extlngulshed. .
Washington Post.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-16
An Evening Echo.

To know how to wait IS tho great
est secret OF suceess.-De Mai,re.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-16

county, 1ht Z VIII 5e II tracts under
forfy years y ne, sonfr ming wood
s5eloE e most profitable size ios
clttips Sordgood could tiIi Oe
ea sHt applle 81 he most proii E
a5le psodact MI lss ana lnmb
would n practically exhaate tea.
consetteat, eas illustrates what
s nisnat eheh me ezaapstion Of
me timber supply s SPOKEN o.. Il
does not mean thai eyes tree viii
9e clit ana that The sFoand win be
bare. e means on the other hanst.
thar year BY year rhe ps5Dle Of the
country aFe enatins nor ttmDer
than the forest grows ana that with
in 4 comparatively Short time tils
continued loss will have 81 reduced
the torest that It N.li 81 diificnlt ana
expensive %. obtain timber OF useful
size in Sufficient dnantstyss
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Ought tosDe.

National Democratic Chairman
Mack has lost his home, By tins
TIME he must lie Convinced that
Bryan is a Observation-Disclosures In
: -
quirer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-16
WRAIgTHER EDITORS SAY !
Grows Stronger.

The smell OF oil is getdng strong
er around Charleston
Gazette
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Tho Season Aeai 3 {

The Season Again:
II seems that Instead q diseour-
aging embryo efforts this spring
among the pots and 9Oetesses the
following sentence from the saturday
editorial on the Season brought
forth the blithesnme rhyme aeioa.
The sentence read:
'2But We add one more petition to
our Lenten litany-t that We he spar.
ed from the coming crop of spring
poets.
Then comes, this attempt:
Il oDEsTo sPRING-No. f.I:s, &,
Published under Protest.
Han the springtime. with greeting,
Hear the neighbors carpet beating
see the lambs SO gaiiy gambol
TIL they stick fast In the brambles
See the crqcus Soud a-wqking, "a
Jack 20 frost too, his ~ plans
are making.
lust to, nip. her nose so white
On some sim and starry night.
Peach trees now show signs of bud-
ding.
Rains like thunder, rivers flooding
An the old hens want to set
Chicken sQuawking nthe wet.
Sow's the time the young mans
fancy
lag htiS tflips to thoughts of Nancy,
Nancy's thinking of her buds,
sernbbtns brushes plus soap suds..
AZ the same, It's Han TO Spring,
May she come and with her bring
that grow on the bushes,
lfaliny breezcs. sudden slushes.
IL II. w.
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WIN Pay Hoard Nov

Nick Itongworth, We suppose, snas
IN his white Houss latchkey.
Sentinel. 81,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Die Scmpfratiidjcn Gnmbibatcn.

Eie Goit6iooten, melhe bic oelnc.
frntiife Tortei in baltimore ouilc.
itelt bat, iiuo Gbrcnmonner. Eic
Hid)ter Gonoioatcn Charles ".
Scuislcr ilrlb Mortin 2ebmloper uno
Die Gonbiooten fiir Die @eriftS.If
iunrItellen: Mar Wops, Somllel ".
Gottiion .m,b Ioom Ieupert. ionic
Der Gonoioot fiir Stobt@eonleter,
Serr Hulaigb Is. 9bomtas, lino IN bcn
Gcnltern, llil iuelhe lie lid, beiperben,
bereitS erprobt. Eie gnttsfiibrrra
oieicr ied)s Serren iictt iiber aler
aritif. Sr. SoriS :. Greene. Der
Gonoioat fir Sderiff. p~ertritt Sic 1.
Worb ieit 8 Snbren i'm eritcn Stnbt.
%rotbs5iuei9e, uno Sr. Soiuarb ".
Sodion. Der GonDioat fir 1eitu-
mcnts .Reeiitrotor, lit felt Dem Moi
1907 Yertreter Der Z. @arb i'm critcn
Mntbs5ipeiee, Gle idnumtliden ad)t
Gonoiooten fir Die SIT beiesenbtH
it1btiidIcn gentter bnben nlio irit
Sobren id)pn I'M ofientlifen 2eber
eeitnnben, uno ibnen lit pebsr OILS
9canie, nod als giiraer ctipas nad-
5uiagen.
Bon SEN "a Gombibateu DER ben1or
frutiid)cn Yartei fir oas llnterbons
Der Stqots. 8eieteshnns paren hit
Serrelt Sanes V, IeGuape +uuo
@n. .. Smith inn .sriteiL Robert 3!
Carr ,i,rb sGaen g, 8irSppoD IN
Slueiten nno Solpss ". EawfinS l'S
Z. 2cieb Morriott I'M orittcn 2csiS'
Iob,roiitrift IitaIieocr bss Infer.
bouics Der @eiesaebuna BON 1908.
Sic beitanben in iei,er Seilion Die
6euerprobe. inbem lie NIT all,r
Wad)t aeecn Die StaatS . v2ocnl
Option" -8orlaae Der vgnti.S aloon.
2iDo" fdinpften. Sbrc @ieberrpab(
lit iebr erlpiinidt, beionoers i'm Sn.
twersiie Der perionlifeil 5reibeit. G,c
YIilti.S aloon-2iea" l1bt fem Wtittel
unoeriud)t. ibre 8ieberluabI 5u per.
bitten. 8eIinat ibr oas. Damn miro
es id)lintm iteben i'm Die Sod)e Der
perionlid,en 3reibsit; ocnn ibrc bic
oerlnge miro oen onOeren 2eeisIa
TIN. Mitalieoern dlS cine @armlna
Sifnen.. lid nidt 5u .eltergiid Den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01

mt NitSIonoe geboreHen 8iirger*
miro I'M 8egentbeil mebr gefciti0t
Ser 6rsmOgeborenr miro ourh ooa
Enhancement dnf .oieielbe Stufe mi!
Dem Gingeborenen, nit Dem Ntndj'
tommen beS llreiuqelponoertel 0e-
itelt. SeBt mllB Der @ingeluultoertc
ieine 9iigerpnpiere por5eiget, mail,i
er lid iiir ole gSohl regiltriren IdBt;
lein Gio oQein gilt niht. 9fod) Nn.
ilobmc besImenbcnlentS u6er broltdt
CT Die 9i%irgerpapiere nidt oor5u5ci-
gen. Sein Clio, Dab err noturalilirtCr
9iirger iii, mus Onnn pom Sen &eGis
Itrirheamtcn ais eloaiiltiger 9cmeiS
fir biefe5 batiadc nnaenommen MGR.
heil uilb tic m ii ibn obne ipci=
tere Sru0cn ollBer BEN Jest iiblid,en
beSiiglid) Nlter, @obnung II. i. 10,
regiitrirer.
Mnnfer Molli, frdet: .@orum
Toa Der Ncgcr p6litiid) cntrcd)tct locrt
ban?" Sic gntp6rt lit cine ciniode:
Ger Negcr lit niht fir Selbitregie-
ring geihaffen. gr itebt oils Mcn.
ihenroiie nod in Den &inocrihube,l.
Gr ipeib nift, mos ct onionaen ioa
nit Dem Stimm5ettel, uno in ieiner
@nno miro berielbe inn rllo Den
@eiBen MIR 5ilm Seroerben. GoS
@oblrcft mad)t i'm ii%berbebeno. Gf
olonbt, cine wiAtiec Yeriou 5l icin,
neil bic meiBen Eplitifer inn llot)'
laufen itro pcrtrollli6en llnlgung
nit inn pilcgcn. @r lGBt Die grbeit
!ieaen. pclln oic @dbIen b%crounabclt,
ldbt lid) BON oieier 5aftion Der repll.
blifmriideu Gartsi be5oGlcn mo bon
leilcr, betrinft lid bolrl uno miro
auf Dem 2anoe, no cS nit Der poli-
5eiiid)el gelpaf)np9 .ltid)t .ipeit fer
1T, I'M boditen @raoe ~gefG1rlidl fir
Die lpcibrii Srantn.' Gr mei6 obcr
abiolllt niht, fir mas er ltinrmt.
Gr feltnt feline Eorteiirdger, iolloer.l
MIR Die replblifoniidle 8ortei ma
itimmt. ME Der BOB" bieier Yortci
linn befieblt. Werm bonn bnrd iciiie
Stimme ieile lpciBen repltblifoni,
id)en Sreunoe ole Scrmoltuno beS
StooteS, Der Stoot ooer bes Goin1,
ties III S0ilben befomnien. miro Ell
arrogant unb pcrlongt ~io5iole @leih,
telling ino NadJiid)t nit ieincn
SdipGd)en ullo. niebriaen 2eioeu.
ifoftcn.
Gs lpar" cin GROCER Sebler, bem
Negef. olS ct aus Der Sfloperei be
freit lbiirbc. bdS Stinlmrcft 81 ee
beit, eitS Hed,f. fir lpeld)ss Die ger,
'mnniide Hniie Sobrbilnoertc fang
gefompit bat lrto nel6es MIR bon
oen intcaigenteltcn Wenidlenroiieii
'rid)tia gsipiiroist iperben fam, Viii.
lioncn Iepublifoner ieben iett cih,
Dab ibrel Yattei eir gerbred)cn De
mig ali oen @eiBen in ben Siib.
%itaoten mb on benz gteger ielbit, ais
iic ibm nud Dem nnicligen 9iirger.
friege nit Dem 0oionet Dos @atf-
red)t erSroang. Millionen giiraer
alollbeH iiberbnupt. onB baS Is.
Enhancement 5ttr Contribution Der
8crcini9ten Stnoten, ourd) ipelfe;
eerj9aeaer Dos g9oblred,t erbielt. nidjt
conititutionell lit. Ins Sber-9moes.
9crid)t bat Die 6rage nod nicrnalS
cntidicben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Wcfanntnladlitnaem
Nhtenn sts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Matbaans.

Nalftntorc, No, 80. Gffober 1909.
81 bic Observation-Disclosures Gominittnre Der
1tnbt baltimore in 9eleelif poraef6r icbencr
9Seiic ibren cIogiltipen ino cotrtairtelt be
riot iiher bic 5ii9eiprodenen @nifdGni9ui9et.
l@lntpitet Inn @ertbcrbobnnsen iiir Die Con.
hemtiriita ilnb Grbifnurg Der Smalpooo.
Strahe. bon Der g~lorofeite Der SarutoaasS trabc
bis 5nr Siiofeite Der 5raniliIt's trnbc. itebtt oetI
edralif 'be5iisIiden. c1o9iiItiaeu ltnb corriairtcn.
erlnlternoen 3ldncn in @errdBbcit Der BOT
idriitcn ocs StubtsGbnrfers liro Der nm 10.
Wiiri 1909 linierScitnieten 9seroronun9 Ut. go
oce Ylapors ilto siaotratbs bon Baltimore BET
mir biuterleet bahen,
mirb bieritit heIunnt gsGeben oab ~6eiuetcr
Pertd,t illo- Pl1nc 1uf biefe 6Seife IN oicicn
Gilredn biricrleet purberl iiib. mn hdb Der
9fupor mo Giaotrntb non Baltimore ooer il
aeilh cine aSerion pbcr perionen, cocr cine obcr
inebr Gorpprniirneu. bic init Der Vertheiluno
oer borheUur1tcf gntthdoietnlaett ober 8ertb
erbnbbnnaen nrdlirteoerl iino, innerbaIb nreibip
$500 laacn- bonn I. 1obeiiber 1909 an llo
benz eriien 2ape Der bon mir aisaeenneenci,
Nerbffenttihnitp bieier 9,oti5, tdriiilih oaeeacn
an eos. Solitmorcr Staotaeridt appeniren nto
Gas briaate Seribt eriuden nioaer. ~bieieIbet
Su reoioiren.
I. sewea sbpmas,
tNobt S.t5.22( Stabts Repiitrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
aphn 6. Wasmnth.

IS iiarD In 9iitsbure. Ya.. AM 81. Sriobcr
1909 .Jphn 6. Wnsmnth. IS Sabre alt. aelieb'
Gcborene Wnder. Die 9ecroieuna finoet an
Dtittmpdy. Nad)uliiiags 3 lbI. bon DER 2apb
nlina %ieiner Otutter, frait Gli6ahetb gaasmii9
Rr. 91i, Wprb.9rcasuan aus uif Der -9dIt''
more GetnterD" itatt, (305-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Scnru Nnppel.

IS fiarb am 81. Sftober 1909 eerrn 8nppet,
81. Sabre llt, eeliebier, 8aite oer ptriiorpeilsii
Sli5dbeib auppel. Die Neeroigiins iinbet ont
Mtt:pnd1. oer g.. sioucnber, Gadbniittdss nm
1sS subr. bon feincr Bpbnun9, Nr. 1884,
Iratorein.ApenHe, aus auf Der .%,99etterH GO
rreterO" ftntt. t305-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Ngnes g. Wehrc.

GS itarb am 90. oItnber 1909 Nsues g.
@tbrr, Satin oes peritorbenen 9tobert 8ebre.
i'm 4lter hon to Subren. Die Seeroisuua iins
oct Vipntag, ben I. Hopemher, 3 llbr Hcdhrl..
pon oer Stdpeac bon Gbus. e. Strand, gir. SOP,
Wiaoiions slberlie, aus 'tuft. (30i-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Bic @abl in .Gountp.

- ts '"
Sn Baltimore Gouutp bat SCI
Wabltompf. eben 10 beiB geluogt, al
in Der Sta6t Baltimore. aud bort
piblt bic nantieS oloon.2iga". alls
pen ilanlidpu @%riinoen, aus meldel1
lie i'll Baltimore iedls oemofratiidc
acgislatur; Gnnoibaten befampit. per.
iilht lie, III 9altimore.Gountp blt
@obI Der oemofrotiid)en 2c9islatrr.
Gonbiooteu Gornilc :. 9eniolt
Charles &c. Snpoer ull6 u. j. Gp9b'
Ion 5u bintertrciben. Gle BRET Ser
rem iuorell, mie ibre eripGbnteu iedS
GoQegen in Ser Stoot, aud Witglic-
Der bes ll~nterbauieS Der Staats.@
lebgebnng bon 1908 uno balfen Do.
mails, Die Stoats n2ocol Option
9ia foot 81 MADDEN. Serr Snpbcf
per0icnt gol5 beionbcre anerfel;-
ming iiir iain Gerbolten Ga CT Nit.
glico ciner Stride lit, melhe iiberoll
Die Siibreridoit III Der n2oeol
Option" 9cipegung iibcrnimut. Tic
Gelltidcn iino Srn. Yenion 3u be-
lonberem Ionf perpilidtet, ba er es
mar, Der III Der 2cgislatilr.S itltnN
1908 lpdbrenO elmer 9ebotte iiber Die
s2ocol Option" sSorIn9e Die 3cut-
id)eit III Sd)is ilabm, ais Gelegot
George g. W'opre non Cabot Gonnip
tic uno Defenders Ole oeuti6en6raucit
nit gcmeinen Insoriiden ongrifi.
Sin anoerer o~emofrotiider Ganoi.
bot in Baltimore. Gountp, Der idmet
bctompft mirb. lit County ommilior
Senrp q. Wionn, weld)er fir Die @ic'
berlpobl oufgciteqt lit. Serr Mnna
bat icine Eiliht getbar, ipic lie linn
pom @eiet porgaidrieben miro. unS
cil pilidttrellcr 8eomtcr ucr0ient,
iuicocrerlpGblt 5t mcroen. Anitob;ge
@eiebe iuerocn babur6 nid,t abge.
ihoiit, BOB bic geonrtelL bic lie
bnrd)fiibrclL lpie JIG iid ciOlid) Der,
pflihterb binnlsaefporfeu mcrbel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Sacub TIQing.

IS finrb am 30. Sftober 1909 Saeob smiling,
~aelicbter @otte bon Wiarn Siiuina. I'M 81. 2ans
re feinee pebcne. Die 9eeroignta iitoet IinH.
tag, Den I. Hobember. = llbr Tahmitiuee. bot
teiner leBtcn gSpbnmra. Nr. $40, shbs sbarps
straRe, ans itott. 8eiieeurie aui oct .Gouboiis
ISarfsG eutpterO." (30i-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Baltimore EcmeterN.

Sirean: Uranilin Vibs., Baltimore. u. Tprtbiir.
,Nearahnibpldee 6um &erfaif - bon $25 an.
fir bier 9rdber Jreie geiiibiiii9 Der Gapele
fir 9rauergotieSbienTte. (Sunil6,t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Dat Gawn Gemcterb,

enne.9 ipaS, nahe North Ypint.9luab
geftnnotge Nufidlt. Yrad,tpuic 2age.
2 CSuutt9, 6Wite) .-s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Giniocnoen.

Coupon. 3inien All bic iolsenben %ytHber-
6iettrie 6om9amn," iGaiD ami 4. apoemper
1909, mcrocn pon Der ,,HatioHai 9lethanies'
gani" pejallt:
baltimore FRACTION GompaHb'8 erfte @Dpo'
Baltimore Gitb Rniicneer RniRunn Govt
paln'e. critic Sppot6ef, 30, Coupon 9ir. sc. .
baltimore Gin 9aiiengcr Gdilpub GnIIts
9tr. %.
central J%iailuob eompanp'S critic 6upotbrf,
5G, COUPON Ut. 50.
\. 8. @impipr,
(305) fuft9irenoer Sdabmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
@iiniden Scr Muder 81 miberiesen

@iinid)en Der Muder 5ll miberiesen.
Gas gar5e benlofrotiid)e 2egiSlG.
tllr. Eidet iolte eripdblt meroell, mo
iene iedls Gaubioatcn iolten cine
groBere Nabrbeit befommerL oils
ibre Goaegcn oui Dem Sidet. Tu$
milroc Elm 3eider iein, baB Die 80.
ca! Sptiou" 9eiue9una IN Baltimore
uidJt popular lit, unb es miiroc ser
yanti-S oloon'2igo" oann i6narIif
g%eIin9cn Der StoOt oos n2ocol
Sption" Sod a%uf5ubalien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
ScrmiidDte Nn3cisen.
Nn Die Namen.

Sunac Sanen. ipeIde mcberne S6neiSeriunit
fein, robin itb oafilr III irenben. Gle brnudeu
iiir bel Tri, %. Subcrs. 9r. 800, gpef.eara.
toga. Strafe, boriuipredei!, ibren gamen. ole
hid, 6sr io~tieef6riiientct Wlefbobe Gic Ct.
hflfen anberoem grlinoIideit tlnterriht i'm
Slinncioen. Gebr Iibcrnle 8ebineuiteen. -
6rl. ", 9nbrrs. Nr. 800, peh'saratcsa.str
(Sept2&)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
@rriamminngs.a nscigen.

,@erHanta Esrmaneut aoap & Sapiuss Aiior. I"
Gie Sdbresoeri drntllIftg |ino' Beantenipah
fitoei am Muntng, heu l. 9onember 1909. I'M
&erenlsloiale, Gae Sait.NpcnHe unb 1. etraee,
itatt. ahe Diltg!ieper fno erfubt, dHtpefeno
3h Ieir. 70
Nug. s.. sseber,
t3O5) SeIreidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
umSngS.yerfauf

-bOn-
.Tonnmentsn, GSabnetneu nnb etataen.
To mir ods 9neerbdus Er. 223, .Ecrb.
SparlessstrdBe. be56gen baber. iverbeu mir ooS
Speh.Nalttmove. etrabs, su aisnrbNfffH nietrts
0fn Eteiien lcridnten.
Z. SiIaartner 4 Seas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01
Qouopn.H arf.G cmetcrN.

Birtan: Wr. II, Diet. saratpaa. straRe, NIB
-oaupt'0 iugana: Srtperid- Nuno.
Wcardbnibpl1te bon $26 an, inter beiiGroiaer
gnfJhbt; Shnit.hlimen, @epinoe. 4lariseit etc.
iueroe, I'M Ircibhous ant onupt. @inenne ees
iuubeii. Infer geeni ipiro, iuenit eepiiiiIhi.
borfpredei. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01

p6rdharse alatual @ermaHeut Snilbiug Hiipe. "
JnbressSerlanlnIullg mo Mahl bon ~ Si'
~refIorell am 'Sicuftug, bcu 2. yieoenber 1909.
6tpiitbet 7 mo 81 llbr s(benos. i'll Dem Niirean
Der Iitpciaiion, Sir. j06, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
@eio nah benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oer'
lieben.
[3O4-5l Ghas. !. 0oneiff, sefrctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-01

rstib:Saca. strasen gan.9erein eS."
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-10-07
Well Known Hotel Keeper Uses and
Recommends Chamberlain's
Cello, Ihsiera and Diar-
rhoaa Ramadv

"I take pleasure in saying that have
kept Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in my family medi-
cine chest for about fifteen years and
have always had satisfactory results
from its use. have administered it to
q great many travelling men who were
suffering from troubles for which it is
recommended, and have never failed to
relieve them," says J. O. Jenkins, Of
Glasgow, Ky. This remedy is for sale
Ivy all dealers.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-10-07
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL.
Health Is Worth Saving, and Some
Hood River People Know
How To save II.

Many Hood River people take
their lives in their hands by neglect
ing the kidneys when they know these
organs need help. Sick kidneys are
responsible for vast amount OF
suffering and Ill health, but there is
no need to suffer nor to remain In
danger when all diseases and aches
and pains due to weak kidneys can
be quickly and permanently cured
by the use of Doan's Kidney Pills.
j. G. Buckler, of e Ninth st, Port
land, Ore, say: "ln my estimation
there Ia no remedy equal to Doan o
Kidney Pills. There was constant
soreness across the small OF my back
and STOPPING or lifting would cause
sharp twinges In that part OF my
body. / tried one remedy after an.
other but without result. When
Doan's Kidney Pills were brought to
my attention, procured supply and
was benefited by them from the fret.
| continued their use and they soon
completely removed the pain from
my back and corrected the action OF
the kidney secretion, which had been
somewhat irregular. Plenty more
proof like this from Hood River peo.
Die. Call at q. N. Clarke's drug store
and ask what customers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster M ilburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's -and
take no other.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-10-07

Mrs. Smith French, Mrs. ID. j.
Cooper and Mrs. 9. M. Page went to
Hood River Tuesday morning by
boat, returning on the late evening
train. They attended regular W.
G. L. U. session In the afternoon and
afterward an executive board session,
which was held to plan for the state
W. G. I. U. convention, which meets
in Hood River next week. The
Dalles Optimat.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-10-07
IL MAY Helm.

When the Valley growers learn to
handle each apple as IL 1t were an egg
40 do the II ood River fellows, they,
too, will get fancy pr'ce.-Ore
oonian
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-10-07

Adams, Mr.. b. O; Barnes, wilsey
Bevans, Mr.. j. E(l; Bill Wild
Coon, Mr.. Sheldon b. Coon S. b. n
DuCulver, MIR. N. f; Ferdney, Az
Swetland Bldg. Franzen Mr.. Matt.
Gensen, Mr.. Gems: Giovarri, Mr..
Bona Burr; Hadomann, MIR. Martin
Johnson, Mr.. Il. s.; johnson II. b
kamer, James R; Lyon. Rev. Elwood
p; MoLane, MI. A. I. W; Morse,
Frank; Patton, o. d; Pueill, L. +;
Rinchart, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A; Ros
ooe, Mr.. Cnas; Sohoonorer, Mr.. Sing
Mr.. Yuen; Smith, Aruner; Smith, j
A; Smith MIR. Rex; Surface, Elbeit
Thomson, rhos. j; Turlsen, Mr.
Thomas; Young, Mr.. Glenn; Allen
Mrs. Il. Anderson, Miss Anna, ~
Brown Mrs. g. l.; Gray, Mr.. M
johnson, Mrs. Annie; johnson LII
Nj ; Keeler, Mrs. L. p; Reed, Adelha
l.. Scribner, Mrs. VIII; Shelley Mis-
M. Stark, Mrs. b. j; Wedge, Mis-
Mabel Manning. :.
VIM, M. Yates, P. M
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-10-07

Miss Mildred Cooper, who lpen'
the past month at Dee In the Hood
River valley with her sister, Mrs. u
|. Thomas, returned home Friday &C
companied by her sister. who re
turned Saturday. .-Optimist.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-10-07
Money Comes iu Bunches.

to A. A. Chisholm, of Treadwell, N. Y,
now. Ills reason is well worth reading
For long time | suffered from indi'
gestion, torpid liver, constipation, ner
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-10-07
HOOD RIVER APPLE
CIDER AT SEATTLE

Serious charges of extravaganza
and mismanagement have been lodged
against W. II. Wehrung, president
and f. W. Rowe, vice president, OF
the Oregon Commissioners for the A.
Y. p. exposition In regard to the
conduct of the Oregon building at
the fair and not the least of their al
legged misdeeds was the selling OF
beverage labeled, "Hood River Apple
Cider" which was not only far be-
low the nectar which comes from
these parts but had, in fact, never
seen an apple of any sort. This out
rageous practice continued until about
a week ago when, after being compel
led to quit calling 1t Hood Rivei
cider OF even apple cider, some sure
enough Hood River apple cider wat
procured. Now the real article Ia or
tap and the cider is living up to iti
name,