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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16
VHEN TEA WAS FORBIDDEN.
what Happened ~ . Party Given by re
SeIIiOus Women.
From tke Boston Globe

fO'N
Tea was not brought over by the nrst
settlers. When the pilgrims landed at
Plymouth tea was selling In England Ut
from $40 to $50 q pound. 1t was . luxury
that had been known to Englishmen only
q few years.
Early settler. got along without India
or China tea for . long time. They used
roots. herbs and leaves found In the folds
and woods Is . substitute for tee. Ssssa-
fras tea WA q common Dim
Tea was ad ertised for sale In Boston
in 1852 for the first time. according to his
torians. In 1865 patriots began to take
the pledge not to drink tea because OF the
tax that the EngIisb Government placed or
II. II became fashionable for patriotic
ladies not to serve India tea, but - subsa-
tute. therefor Labrador tea and Liberty
tea"
Cant. PAGE Of Danvers forbade his spous
10 taste tea beneath his roof a. long a. the
Ak remained. but the strong minded and
ingenious lady ascended to the'hst roof Of
the house. invited her friends to follow
and there sbe served tea to them.
Some other ladies of the town Jared less
fortunately. They used to borrow or'thsir
tea parties the big teapot Of the once IA
NOUS Bell tavern. One day after drinking
the forbidden beverage the master Of the
hOuae unexpeCteUy WAIKIKI III, jumped
TO the nre. grabbed the teapot and turned
II over and out rolled q big frog. The
jovial patriots at the Bell tavern. suspect
ins the use Of the pot. had placed the frog
in il. Some Of the danes never drank tea
a%fterward, for It made them sick.
Isaac Wilson OF Peabody persisted In
selling tea, so the Sons Of Liberty seiSed
him and compelled him to walk about town
penitently repeating:
/, Isaac Wilson. . Tory. be:
I, Isaac Wilson. ] sci, tea.
The celebrated Boston tea party was
followed by tea parties in other New Eng
land towns. In Salem soon after the Bos-
ton party David Mason was suspected OF
having had his negro servant smusgle two
chests Of tea into the home. Patriots
entered and searched his house. They
found the tea. They gave II 10 boys. who
paraded with II to Salem Common and there
burned It.
Even after the Revolution trade In tea
was not wholly unrestricted. II appears
that in some New England places dealers
In tee we're required 70 take out . license.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16

|, One Of the brides-the only daughter
Of a wealthy Western family and just out
Of q New York boarding sohool-has
elected to have her Ave maids in exquisite
lingerie and lace prinoesse frocks Of very
delicate tints-pale blue, pink. yellow,
lilac and green-while her maid Of honor
wears a corresponding frook in white.
Big Leghorn hats Of poke shape and
trimmed In wistaria matching each frock
and long handled parasols accompany
the frocks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16

The lingerie frock sketch ed here is the
model chosen for the bridesmaids Of the
other wedding and the frocks are all in
finest creamy white with delicious big
lingerie and lace bonnets to match,
trimmed in tiny pink and yellow roses.
A Callot model which has been greatly
admired this spring is being copied for
another bevy Of bridesmaids. The origi-
nal model, which 10 shown here, IL in lilac
and white, white chiffon over white satin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16

with white satin folds trimming the odd
swathing draperies. Around the white
chiffon underskirt at the knees is drawn
q sash Of soft lavender satin which shows
through the chiffon draperies after a
fashion Of which the famous house Of
Cabot Is apparently enamored this season
The girdle Is Of lavender satin-a de-
lidous shade Of lavender dashed with
gray-and there is q fetching lavender
satin coat lined with white satin, which
also faces the collar and cuffs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16

quettish and'oharming. though, for brides
maids purposes. those peasant frooks in
fine stufs and lovely oolorings, and a
peasant Golf might add to the effect and
nightly become a pretty girl. q
The Vatican frock, too, which has
made it's temperance in modish circles;
though but tentatively, should be well
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16
A4n&a'c Constable aeG 3, J
81 Dry eoods- Cupss Upholstery. 20
Extraordinary Sale of.
High Grade Laces

oNE-FHTH TO ONE QUARTER FORMER PRICES Tm'
Comprising silk embroidered Filet Bands, Net Edges
and Insertions, Imitation Irish in baby aud heavy
relief, designs, Hand Run Combination Princess and
Filet Insertion, Venise Gallons in Motif aud Festoon
Effects, RePousse Trimmings, also superior qualities
Insertions, in = variety of exquisite designs in white
ecru and cream: --N %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16
THE BRIDESMAIDS RROCK
m REASON WHY 1T SHOULD
NOT he PICTURESQUE.

s.s,snts' Costumes, Vatican ELECTS and
straight Noyen Age Lines Some Of
the Fashions to On OOse From
costumes FOR New York Weddings.
Bridesmaids frocks are usually delec-
table things. The brides gown Is bound
70 be of more or less conventional type.
She isn't even sure to look her best in It;
but when it comes to the frocks for her
bridesmaids she may indulge within and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16
All Linen Suitinps

ANOTHER OFFERING OF 10000 YARDS, In iatsstl) =
shades Of blues, pink, helio, catawba, amsthyst,
wistarta, old ross, maise, gray, tan, natural -
green, brown and white, IS inches wide. Rsgu-i -
larly SOC. per yard, r. ~
N0TE-Tbsee eutings sp warranted yarn dyed
and all pure Irish linen manufactured IN Ireland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16

VALUES 4ee- see- &c., CSC, 7se, par I'd 10
SOC, 6oe- 7se- Sion, slss a" is y.
500, s1ss saso srzs saoo, rs -
" snso s1zs saoo, saas, saso, :" .35 :
SITS sseo, saas, sase, sa!7s As -
+" sa's, $3.50, $500. $3.50, ss.zs s. IS
All Linen Suitings
A'o :,.::: S q s!s::' s;S 2, s:s:s s .a.s:: .s !: 's;::,s 50
t::s !, s:e, : % 9 ::.i s:'. . s;s: e. '' s:es = 80 III
, *: ss1 Il I1s: III: st tsss s :s s:s:s:f Z ,1 H. sz:f
Silk Remnants
One-third and One-half of Former Prices
Remnants Of High Grade Silk Of ali kinds q. flsvr-
Waist Lengths LIS to 500
Skirt Lengths .5.25 tn 1900
~ Women's Waists
a ' ''-'''' ''- 1sS. 6 &: Ar z4sas 4 I'm: ;sss:!: !. t' following
PINE 'ArHr1' trimmed with '''' y 7.,: :.: .s:. ESQ
rRzHcH sAr1srs, '.sonst ha4 snss4.-A z QS
.AnssA1uR' IN '.sa and ool'. a.y sn.nA E So.
Women's Suits and Dresses ,,v' {
READY FOR nnHndATz WEAR ->~s-a.- a
= .: s..::: ss, ssa1:s'assi i.s :. s = , S"ss 90" ::s:. s ssssaa. ssPssssx
DR1ssss OF POULAND,. PoEcEs, CHINA SILKS $3.50 "
TAyTsrA DRESSES, 22.5O
PouoRI MOTOR Or TRAVELLING COATS $500
: sissst i.1ssssssass sr 1~sns. va, Ito, l-5o, 225
IcH WOOL sHAwIA eolord chenille dohA l.05
Women's Underwear glow Neek)
'A0 : ' a.ss s Sss:s' e.: s::.,: sa:: g.: '' :.sa. crochet s'''' IS
PURE SILK GAuZE VESTS, s-. nsasa hand NJ. tss 100
oAuzR Isle UNION SUITS, aa' or umbrella y. go
Sale of Aprons !"
...' c s::':z :: :. :.s e: i - s :. ::::: e :. s::::;z; r. s &c am ~
oNE-THnD UNDER REGULAR PRICES
APRONS, dotted Swiss O. Gross bar nusliu. so ek ~
APRONS, IN. I~.. en.. strip. .usraaa, trimmed IS. lbs. 1.6O
APRONS, ....-. an. .".s '--. Princes" '> IS, IFS, LIS
APRONS, lawn, fa saoa, each, .35
compass. A.utn.nt Il MIDI Caps IN I.ss.t Moal. = 80
Women's Undergarments >~
Special lot. In .up.rss grades decidedly unAar regular prA-4
PETTIcoATa, plain O lace trimmed, l.5O. zoo, 3.7S Il
c0ATpNArYONN IN. ? IN I'm y
NIGHT GOWNS, embroidered or NO. trimmed 100, $50, ESQ I
Silk Parasols -.
4 e.se. :.ss,s. & superior r.A.-snt tip. md n- lang
o''s &. s : s::I s g: II: -! !s. ss.4 e; $3.50 e. ~. ~ sH'' IS
Women's Chamois Gloves
w.sh.Il., o.. hutton, natural color. Vain. srsa IS
- Carpets and Rugs
FOR COUNTRY AND aEAsHoRE HOMES.
. .SDh s1y ssos so,.1ias sas spring and SUNNI n a. !" mast
ORIENTAL RUos Special line Of dsslrabte eoiorines and sins At
Esasonshls prices.
COLONIAL AND pnsRM RAG AND HoNEspun Ruos-of
exclusive qualities and designs
CHINA. JAPANESE AND GRASS NkrrMos AND RUGS
noURzoUK RucS-Spseial eolorings In tam, green. for porehmL
DOMESTIC RUoS-compiets line Of reliable qualities In Aelh.t.
and Oriental effects, at very attractive prices
oncIorHs LNoLRuH AND FLOOR LINEN
&seaa~a &!9S@
so -. s,.,a-.
rYRDl A3usyttsemsss ~ TEE SUN oMd TEE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16
Sale of Aprons

OnsrinS of q large stock Of maids and wairSae5 Aprons IN .
great variety Of modslA just Manufactured e1prsay 6r this se at
ONR-1HnD UNDER REGULAR PRICES
APRONS, dotted Swiss o. Gross bar muslin, 81 me-
smhfoNsy trimmed, Nv !OVs 40
APRONS, nss lawn. Chen Strap snhradsy trimmed 49,, l.Z5, l.NO
Aprons, a..'.". and s"s.a s-,.' rnaa- ''s IS, LIS, LIS
APRONS, lawn, foa saoo each, .3S
complste Aaortmanf a 1laidS Caps In IAsk Modala - -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16
Silk Remnants

One-third and One-half OF Former Prices
Remnants Of High Grade Silk Of all kids a fallsvE-
Waist Lengths LIS to 500
Skirt Lengths .5.25 tn 1900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16

Chinese girls are forming themselves
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16

The taxpaying women Of Poland have
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16
.Women's Undergarments

Special lots In supssior grades decided
PETTICoATA, plain o lace trimmed,
COMBINATIONS,
NIGHT GOWNS, smbroldssed or iAos trimmed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16
Women's Waists

A ltnitsd quantity Of 6us waists Of latst models 1t The follswinx
saE UH0SuALY ATTRACTIVE PRlcEas-.
PINE BATrsTE, trimmed with lace and smizeAsv. 2aE0
- vans $50, ksOV
fRANcH BArIBTB, slahousfsy hand snhreAssd 2 NJ
| Valns $3.50, O.9O
nHSSALMR, In blaek and colon. dnaty tstharL. e en-,
Value SA7S .,OsOO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-24
Sin 9ielbe,ueibter.

0onfers, N..9., %. Oftober.-
giner ieiner Srauer bciite I'M bicli'
gen @eridt gegeniber eeltellt, &C.
itono Sobn i, 3rcnlper pom 9teIu'
burgb ein, bab er bereits Der gliidli.
de 9eliecr bon iiinf @attfitnen lei,
ilnb gerooc I'M 8egriii mar, has bal.
be GuBcnO poa i'll MAIDEN, inoem er
Sri. Morp 6. blaine bon Neiu'Son.
oon Conn, 81 beirntIIen geoobte.-
Die 3eugin crfldrte, boB Der gnges
idulbigte inter Dem 9tonen SoGn 2.
acitcr 5il 9toruooo, RS, gebeird-
tbet babe. Ter @eiu1gene erfldrte,
bob er itinc pier lcbten ,Sruuen I'M.
Ter Dem gionen Setter gebeiratbet
bube. Seine erIte sSroll, iugte er, leI
Srou u. Willon bon Nenburgb &c.
meien Die er Dor % Sabren beiratbe'
te, 9tr. = 6rnu 2pnlnn bon Utica, r.
o., bic tr in 1893 in 9anoen, g.
s., beirotbete. Tie brittle Gbe ging CT
IN 1900 nit Sri. Slliie u. NeperS
81 WeItniniter, go. ein, lporollf CT
cin Sri. Cane Gulbert bon @ilfes.
barre, Eu., bcirotbete. Seine lebtc
,Srou mar Sri Carrie slllen BON 9tor'
luoo0, H,2)..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-24
Scr spirk nmgeorebt.
Charles u. Snsbano eridjiekt j. s.
Smith, Der i'm inter Soocsoro'
hung ans SafionUillc ocrluics.

GbiucicnihmuggcI in groBen1 OtoB'
itobe. - fl YcroGhtigc in Gal
las, lcroS, ucrbuItct. .-Tr. Goof
lu0ct Eroi. Ipfc cin, nit ibn
ocu N|olmt Nicainlep 5ll bette
gen, lllo Scbtercr nirnmt on. --
Die OtoienpcrlpuItcr scr 9toriol.
& Solltbcrn gobn miIiien nit
@clo bcrolis riiden. - OtiBlml.
gcncr ShpinOcI eincS GrprcB'
GlerfS. 9Irbeiteriilbrcr nobc
Gric, go, ermoroct - 9lncrifo.
niihe Sounoc oli Somoicn Der.
pGnt. - Icrfmol iiir @ropcr
GleucIano.
Sodionuillc, SID. %. Otto.
Der. - GhorlcS u, SnSbono, luclhem
elm 5ermin bis bcutc Worgen im I
llbr 0cluGbrt morocn mar, UNI Sad.
ionpilc 5ll perloiicn oocr bon ). S.
Smith ms ScnlcitS befGrocrt 5u pers
6en, crihoB Smith ouf Der Stellc,
olS CT bcnlclbcn bcutc troi. Snit6
Dottc 0uSbonb beioblcrl, Die Stoot
5ll pcrlolien, pcil er Ocniclben oeltern
nit iciner (Snitb's) @ottin geicbcn
bate Smith lno feline @ottin leb.
ten icit 1907 getrennt, olS SnitG
Sobu Otilton criduB, neil oerielbc
Trou Smith nit gluimerfiomfciten
iiberbGlite. Susbono muroe oerboi.
tct.
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Sdllimme @unoe.

Holeigb, N. g., %. Sttober. =
Ios Iircftorilm Der yamerican Ger.
tile sliiociotion" bot bas SdlieBelt
btr groben 9almpoaipinnereien III
Glib. unb Horo.Goroliuo beute filr
cie 3citoduer pon IA bis 80 Sagen
orgeorbnct nm Die Sabrifatipn Der
&ooren ein5uihrdnten. - %
Charlotte, 9t. g., 23. Sftobe..
- 9luS Spnrtunsburo, 'S..G., traf
belite Die 9tatrid)t ein. ooB iieben
Gounmoaipinncreien. lpeld,e 10000
Terioneu bcidditioten beiltc ben Be.
trieb einitclltch.
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Widltigc Gntidpionng.

Wo bington. %. Sftober. -
Gos ShobomtS-I Iportement bot bell-
te entihieoen, ooB fein aItes oo,r
9lbfoQ. .Giien ooer .Stobl, ipelt)e nid,t
por ibrem @ebrouf eingeihmol5en
lueroen n1iiiien, inter oen 9eitim'
munger oeS Yarograpben tiS oes
neiien 5orif. .@eiebes eingeiiibrt iuer.
cen oiirfeil. Sn Ser Eonomo'aalial.
Gone befinoet iih cine foloiialeGuan.
tit1t alter Giienbobnihienen welfc
aud bon Der 9eitimmung betroffen
lueroen.
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@ar nidJt IdJlan genng.

Eeorio, SaS., %. Sftober. -
9iodbcm cr ii6 $1,000 in icinen
Hoddrlncl cingcn1bt llno lueiterc
$1,000 on o6gclegencn Srten oeS
Union. Nobnbois perborgen Bate,
fom bcllte nlorgen iriib Sonies Win-
bon, Der 9iodt.Naent Der n9lmericon
GrpreB Gompnnp," nod Dem Eolijei-
SuiptQllortier llno er6dblte, Dab er
bernibt luorben iei. Gin BoIijilt
Der i'm jitidllig an gIrm iobte, fiiblte
ons Eopiergelo in Dem aermel, nno
cine Glrdjiilhung oes WionneS CT.
iolgte. pobci $1,000 uorgeiunoen MIR,
ben Spdtcr legte WtoGon cin uo1es
Wcltdnonib ub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-24
Sin lcnfmal fir @ruper GlcpclanS.

8rinceton, RS, %. Sftober.
Sn Ser lnmittelburen 3uflrnit
miro ser 9Iob fir Oos GIeuelono-
Ienfnlor ousQeiudt. mo pubrifein-
lid miro ooIIclbe in Yrinceton allfge-
Itellt. 60 perluutcte bellte nah elmer
Sibunq oes Gomite's Der vGlepelano
Memoriol. .@eiellitboit," peIdeS aus
benz ErGii0enten Wooorom 0iliot
bon Der Erinceton.llniperit1t, Dt.
Soplor Eopuc uno bem gr.@unocs-
Senator Sobn ). Grpocn beitebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-24
Or. Suuf mndlt (Srnit.

5upetn, aonioS, %. Oftobcr.-
Cine Spc5ioI. Gcpei6c al oos, ,Stuot.
>Sournol" bon 2murence, &onioS, b.,
iogt:
nGr. Srebcrid u. Goof ionbtc bcll.
tc iolgenocS 5clegronrnl an Eroi. g.
& Iphe BON Der aanioS Stoots.
llniperiitot 5u Gulitb:
yGS ioll mid ireuan Sic ols DC
Nlciter bel nleircr Mount Wicainlep-
Grpeoition bel mir 5n bobcn. Gic
@urbcrcitrnGcn iiir bic Expedition
iuerocn Ocnlnddit in 9lngriii gcuonr-
nlen."
Froi. GDhc nobm Die GinloounN
QN
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Wicocr oabcim.

yetn.Dorf, %. Sftober. = Gort.
lonbt 1iclo Viibop, Eraiioent oeS
,,Aero.Gmbs pon 9lmerifo." febrt.
beutc pio europa 5uriif uno brabte
oen 9cdcr 3uriid, ben 0lenn GurtiB
in HbeimS errong. Gr ioate, ooB
noh ieiner slnliht 9lmcrifo Die beIten
glusiidten bobe, Die beioen groben
2uftid,iifer- r-Gongrele 3u erbolten, ben
einen iiir 2uitidiffe, leitter, ais Die
2uft, unb ben onoeren fiir lolfe,
lhtperer, ais ole 9lit.
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Wtmiien br5nblcn.

9torfolf. 30. %. Sftober. -
9ifter Woooell crtbeilte Geutc oeu
Tonuoltern Der .Goriolf & Solttbern
9obn" erlolbnlB, $66, ,40S.60 an Die
@l0hblger ollS5l5oblen, nebit eintm
ipcjlcIlcn 9etrog bon $52S3.S9 on bic
nSorrett Contribution COMPANY"
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Die Groe bcbt.

~ Vicmpbis, Tenn, %. Sftober.
SScltc gtodnittaa Inn | llbr .
Wiinuten puroe bier ein grobeben
pcripilrt. 9lacm anifeine nod lpur-
DC fcin SdIuoen ongerihtet.
ct. Huuis, Mo., 90. Sftober. -
2cid)te groeridiltterungen luuroen
beilte iriib 5u 9llton Sa., mo ct.
EcterS, Wio.. peripilrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-24
2OO0 clcaantc Nnsiioc, aleiocr, etc.
NNS""N "'O"D>f
llmGnoerllngen foItenirei.

llllluitpttllH8tll lulltllIlti.
$40 uno $22 otoiIoreO" 9ln5ii9e
aus iciten @oritebs, Giogonols, slt'
lusitreiien Erlmellos, etc. in alien
glten oerbltiorbcn uno lhmor5;
ncucitc Wiooeae bieicr Suilon; am
Montoo ................ $14.95
$50 ytoiIoreo" 9lniiige ans Sergc,
Sio9onal Gbcnicts. Somelpurs,
0roobclotbs; Of1ntcl 40 bis 40 3oll
long; neumobilte &rogen; gorontlr-
teS 9ltlosiltter; grobte Sorbcn'9lus'
mobl .S1S.75
$40 ,erqiliiitc Wtooell- -9ln5iigc, III
5lpei oocr orei Stiiden aus importirs
ten @oriteoS, 9roooclotbS, ScrgcS,
Erilncllos, etc; in ollcn bclicbten
Wtobcn oiefer Soiion; gralt, bIoll
grim, ifpnrj, etc. ...... $500
$S unb $40 OiilitG .9opcS ans
Nroooclotb; dmor5, blmL role, la.
rrnocr, grau etc. c...........S S4,65
$t5, SIS luo $40 cle9oltc aIciocr
III eincm Stiif. aus Ser9es, 9ltloS
Hrlmcllos, 9roobclotbs; ncueite &C.
iIidtc Mobelle; Ioltcnrodc. .S11.65
$50 Scol Niiih.MiGnteI 81 3oQ
Inng, grnlles ober ihrporjcS gorontIr.
les tSutter; nod neueIter Wtooe; gro.
ber Sbaplfrogcn. ...... .S17.9S
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GbineIcm. SdJmnascl in sruecm
WtabItabc.

st 2ouiS. %, Gftober. Ter
tilnuonoerimoS- Snipeftor Gunn bon
ct. SouiS erbiclt bellte Gin SeIe,
Nrnmm ans Toltpn 5croo, IN pel
dem linn Die 0iittbcilllng oenlod)i
mnroc, Dab II Gbineien, lpeIhc an
70. Nftobcr III iener Stnbt onlon0.
ten, iiber Die @rcn5e geihnllggcIt
pprocn ieicn.
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9lrbeiterfiibrer crmoroct.

grie 90, %. Oftober. D1it
ourdit)nittener' aebIe ino cinent
Gubeno y9inoen i'm 9liiden iunrbc
Der Seidnont bon UielpilIc aone, oein
@eidaits.slgentc Der guuidjreiner'
llllloil," leilte 5l Nuloomecr Eorf,
tobe oieicr Staot. ulligciilnoen. Tic
Foli5ei bot fcine Spir BON Dem Utor.
Der ooer .iilem Motiu iiir cen Woro.
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Nmcrifaniidle SnuSe pcrp6nt.

NnibinGton. %. Sftober -
Eie MISUNDERSTANDING pon Somai.
ca Got Die Giniiibr bon Sunoen aus
oet Tereinigtcn Stoateil poer oer
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srsssss @ssss'
%, rs uuh ~ @ef=0cgingtousStr.
pnpprltc Grerm Graoine stampa Ntantae
Sier grpbe Stprfiuerfe rpn
@ero= fparenoer 9pe5tdcttdten
harren Sbrer fir muraen.
Scmintion Der Saiiun in Yntluaarcn.
S1.9S, S5.9S mo S6.9S

Sf.9S, S5.9S mo S6.9S
iir gornirtc SPITE inn 8ertbe Don
$500, $500 mO $1,000
9lue 6ocouS, 9lQcS NOS icBt ncu iit
mo aus ben beitCn WiotcrioIien.
Srmberte pon Siltcn, Die gr0btcn
Bargains.
6il5biite, grobc, nittIcrc mo fIcinc
6nconS; ifmorS lmO ollc ocntborci
6orben. 9Se. bis ........ $3.50
9icbcrs0iite fiir ainocr. Ol1bdrn
ulo Srmlcn; ibmorj mo ctIidc quite
Sdrbcn, S3.4S bis ..... $1,000
EOrticrcu nnb Spibrn.@arbinen.
$3.50 SopeItrie &orticreL Elm.
uno 5mciiorhig. ............ .$1.9S
$3.50 mcrceri5e0 lopeitric 8ortie-
rem; nit 6ronicn mo 9orocn, $3,9S
$1.25 Ielour Sell Eorticren, ollc
6drben ................. .S9c.
Sl.19 Nnttingbom Gorticrcn 79c.
81. 509fottingbomEor ST 40
%iO09fottingbom |orticrcn, S2.9S
Sc. tottingbomYortiercn S4.9S
Woll- nno Stcppocfen.
$3.50 III 4 meiBc Woll0cdcn, ct
mas onrG 5onoboblm9 bcihnulBt;
IFolltd9 9..-...............S1 S1.9S
$3.50 meibe, grouc pocr rotbc
Mollocdcn. Worbcn. ..... I.9S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-24
Nr. 297

Hcpltblit Nonomo unO Der annoljos
nc meocn wegen Der IN ben 9enann-
ten 2dn0ern b0uiig portonlmenoen
Sollputb ucrbotcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-24

,EdS RnbiTcdItesNmenoenlCut iutrb teinenl
meIbcn Stnntncber i'm Stantc, 90 eingeburer
uner irembgcburen, oaS stin,nredlt ci,tiirbcn," f."
,,Suu," g. Scpteutbcr 1909
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-24

rEne Nnblredits,9 ,9lmruhcntrut Wirb feinem
lpetBcn Stimniaeber i'm Stnate, Of einaeburrm
uorr trrmogebprru. has Stimmrcdlt entSichcit. "
,,Sun," 3. Septcmbrr 1901
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-24
SemofratiI9e
Waiicn- riammlnng
In Der
.SoGims=M =MarRts Safe.


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'Montag, %. eft. 1909. s Nbcnhs.
apntnt uno Iuut1t eiuer ebrlicbtu. 9eretbtcr
nno llnrnrietiobcn NcipredunG Der 9ampngnc
Stagen ourcb
ynnbcsicuator Siiour 9IaDncr ppu
WtarDlnno,
gnnbrsicnator 8. :. MDncp uun
Wiiiiiiiippi,
Strrn Stepbcn ". Wambrill,
Diur lSanS 2eonaro &. Bead.
Slonm Eeupcrt gIHorem I. Barron
Gam. II RQitiun Nermun Born
Qou5 ;. @recne. 8enrGe N 0ennn
Non1rb ~. Sndon So1n &. Scb,
Nnleioh G, l6umds. Srafltis e. Cuiicirub.
Spbn Z. Nn0dr, Nr Z. " slihhn.
Sde MtcG. Grippe ,1ds " Suiufne
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NrnEf N Henb.
TT. 3. Sartn llhrid 'uiro ben VurHt iEbren.
--V0NiCrt.-
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Hnriitcr ncS bcmulrnlichcn EtnutSaScntraf
Gunltts iiir Baltimore
9nmee Wi. 8. Mp,ufdnb,
Sor'iter ocS bcmrfrntiiChen 12Oer Noibss
Gomie'S,
- 5raut Ebinips, G6atmcitcr.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-01-15

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The friends Of Mrs. G. J.
Laughren will be very glad to
learn that her health is steadily
improving after a serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Johnson and
two little daughters left this
week for III Paso, where they
will reside in future.
Mr.. c. M. McCamey, who re-
Gently resigned his position with
the Deming Ice & Electric Co.,
has become connected with the
light company at Las Cruces.
Twins. a boy and girl, were
presented to Mr.. A. A. Douglass
last Sunday by his wife. Now
would undoubtedly be & good time
to let a painting contract with Mr..
Douglass. His present elation
would probably cause him to
figure at cost"
The jewelry business of w.
P. Tossell, beginning the first Of
this year, will be operated under
the first name of w. p. Tossell
& Son, Mr.. Tossell's son, Mr.. C.
H. Tossell. having become a
partner in the business. Mr..
Tossell has long been with his
father in the jewelry business in
Deming and is an expert work.
man.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-01-15

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice Is hereby given that have been
appointed BY the District Court of the
3rd Judicial District OF tho Territory
Of New Mexico, Receiver Of the Wss.
tern New Mexico Development Com
pany and Of all OF lie property and Of
fects. and that have duly qualified az
such Receiver and | do request as fol-
lows:
l. All persons indebted TO said Cor.
poration TO render an account TO me Of
all debts and sums OF money owing by
them and to pay the same 20 me and
no other person.
2. All persons having In their pos.
.eesslon any property or effects OF said
Corporation, to deliver the same "a
me.
3. All creditors Of said Corporation
10 deliver their respective accounts "a
me duly verified on or before the
fifteenth day of February, A. ID. 1909.
9TH. AL persons holding any open OF
subsisting contracts Of said Corpora.
ton 10 present them In writing and In
detail 10 me at the time aforesaid.
My postoiiice address Is Deming,
New Mexico.
w. r. MERRILL,
Receiver Western New Mexico Delop-
ment Company.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-01-15

this ordinance. issue, and the Marshal
serve notice upon the owners or per.
sons IN charge Of the lots abutting on
and adjoining the said proposed side
walk to build the same as herein order.
ed by delivering to such persons. re.
spectively, a true copy OF this ordi
nance, together with a true COPY Of
said Ordinance No. 10, as amended, and
II any Of such owners is a nonresident
and has no agent residing within the
said Village Of Deming. then by post
ing in the most conspicuous place up
on said premises, 4 true copy Of said
notice, and the said Marshal shall
make due return in writing showing
how he has served said notice.
Section 2. This ordinance shall be
in full force and effect days after its
adoption and publication.
Adopted this 9TH day Of January, A.
d. 1909.
(Signed) s. d. Sw0PE.
Attest: Chairman.
lSisnedD A. A. TEMKE. Clerk.
ISeal