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The Bossier banner., 1909-11-18
Premiums to the Falrer Sex.

Mr.. W. j. Dawson of this place, Secre-
tary for the Parish Fair Association, has
furnished US with full list of premiums
awarded in the Women's Department at
the Parish Fair, which is as follows:
Loaf cake (from Monarch flour)-Mrs.
S. H. Cochran.
Loaf of light bread (from Iris flour)-
Miss Vivian Hanks.
Pan of biscuits-Mrs. G. T. Mays.
Loaf cake-Mrs. O. F. Boyd, ir.
Layer cake-Mrs. G. T. Mays.
Tea cakes-Mrs. o. F. Boyd.
Display of cakes and bread-Mrs. G. T,
Mays.
ran.
Display of sweet pickles - Mrs. 0. F,
Boyd
Display of preserves-Mrs. w. F. Bell.
Display of canned fruit in glass Mrs.
Leon Sanders.
Display of jellies-Mrs. Leon Sanders.
Display OF pickles, preserves and jellies
Mrs. W. F. Bell.
Display of fruits in Economy jars-Mrs.
! w. F. Bell.
Display Of vegetables in Economy jars
Mrs. W. F. Bell.
| Tomato ketchup-Mrs. w. F. Bell.
| Brandy peaches-Mrs. j. H. Nattin.
Acid from fruit-Mrs. w. F. Bell.
Dried fruit-Mrs. Gus Martin.
Homemade soap-Mrs. w. B. Boggs.
Child's dress-Mrs. N. W. Sentell.
Lady's wrapper-Mrs. S. H. Cochran.
Sun bonnet-Mrs. S. H. Cochran.
/ Mans shirt-Mrs. J. D. Herndon.
Pillow shams-Mrs. P. c.. Fontaine.
Pillow cases-Mrs. NJ. E. Dudney.
Crochet work-Mrs. H. E. Gardner.
Display of knit work-Mrs. j. F. Ford
Scrap quilt-Miss Bessie Bounds.
Silk quilt-Mrs. S. H. Cochran.
Sofa pillow-Mrs. A. White.
Embroidered center piece e. Mrs. P. C
Fontaine.
Embroidery other than center piece -
Mrs. L. F. Wilmington.
Battenburg-Mrs. W. B. Boggs.
Hand made dehandkerchief- Blanche
McClenaghan.
, Embroidery made with Royal floss -
Miss Pauline Dawson.
Egg bread-Mrs. J. D. Herndon.
: Display of drawn work - Miss Matti'
| Applewhite.
, Kitchen apron Mrs. W. B. Boggs.
Display of knit goods - Mrs. M. E
Goodwin.
Crochet work-Mrs. E. A. Woody.
Home made rug-Mrs. M. E. Dudney.
Display of growing plants Mrs. j. D
e Herndon.
Display of ferns-Mrs. j. D. Herndon.
Y Display of begonias-Mrs. j. D. Hern
don.
Display Of palms - Mrs. j. D. Herndon
Prettiest girl baby-Miss Sentell.
Prettiest boy baby-Master Purcell.
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Cotton Quotations.

Yesterdays Shreveport cotton quota
ti-as were follows:
Good ordinary, IL 1915 cents.
Low middling, 49, cents.
AIiddling, IA cents.
Good middling, i4'a cents.
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proposition. AT that time it was nee.
essary to obtain the sanction Of the
local and county officials, which is
not required under the new law.
There is some opposition to the 10
cation of a consumption camp on Long
Island, and while much sympathy is
expressed for the unfortunates, It is
claimed that Long Island ie not the
proper place for these sick ones, by
reason Of its damp climate at tlmees.
1t is believed that no matter what
opposition tn local people place before
the officials, the application will even,
taally be granted. 1t is said that the
reason the bill became lew was by
reason of its being sanctioned by the
State Department of Health.
1t is said that number of Brook.
lyn's clergymen and others we'll
known in that borough are interested
In the establishment OF the proposed
hospital at MediOrd.
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EXPOSITION GOLF.

SEATTLE, June ia seventy Two
hole medal play professional tourna,
ment opens the golfing season of the
AlaslsarYukon-Paciic Exposition to-
day, and will be concluded tomorrow.
1t will be followed next week by a
national amateur tournament under
the auspices OF the Western Golf As.
ISOLATION.
Both tournaments will be played
over the G.2OO yard course Of the Seat,
tie Golf and Country Club. For tha
amateur event. which will be open to
any amateur in the country. regardless
Of club affiliations. there will DO prizes
in plate o. stGo. $500. 5000 and 500,
while for the professionals there will
be $500 in cash prizes.
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HoopsVlLLE AND MINIS
TER'S RUN.

The farmers at this place are far
behind with their work as there has
not been so much rain It makes It I'M
possible for them to do their work.
Rev. Anvil, of Rivesvllle preached
a fine sermon at Marvin Chapel Sun.
day morning at 1890 o'clock.
Mrs. J. S. Shuman, of this place, was
visiting her daughter, Who is at school
at Wyatt
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Straight, Of
townsville. were visiting friends at
this place Sunday.
Mr.. N. D. Linger and wife were Wis
itlng friends at Fairmont Saturday
Hoodsvllle was defeated in a loose
played game at Coretown Saturday,
score Ii to 5.
Mr.. Charley Clayton o. Faarmont,
was visiting friends at Baxter Sunday,
Miss Connie Linger, Of Falrmonl,
who has been visiting friends here. re-
turned home Friday.
Mr.. Fred Toothman and family were
vEsitfn gB. A. Valentine Sunday.
Miss Arlie Musgrave, who has been
visiting ut Warrington for the past
few days, returned nome Saturday.
Mrs. Nary Dickens. Of Fairmont, Is
visiting her brother. s. C. Straight,
THIS week.
Mrs. LYDIA Hibbs is the guest, OF her
daughter at East Park, Alrmont, this
week.
Hoods lost the game at Tenants
Park Sunday to West Falrmoni.
Score, 10 to 1.
HAPPY HOURS.
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WANT TUBERCULOSIS CAMP.

Union Ass0oiat ted PrSSS.)
NEW YORK, Jine ll.-At Patch
ogne, L, l., today Eugen? H. Potter
State Commissioner OF Health, heard
interpolation OF the Brooklyn Cen.
trail Labor Union for tie establish,
ment of camp and hospital for tpber.
culosis patients at Medford l., 1. The
project has been taken under advise.
ment and a favorabl report Is anticl,
pated by those who favor the plan for
saving the fnnumerabie caravan of
white plague victims nov vending its
way toward the grave.
This IS the first application for the
establishment of a consumption hos.
pital outside of the larger cities, or, in
fact any part of the State. under the
law passed at the last session of II,
Legislature, and which Is known rs
Chapter III of the Laws of 1909. IN.
der that law such aEI't1t.ola MIS-
be made to the State ~ $500.
sioner, who, with the health officer Of
the town wherein it is proposed to 10.
cate the consumption hospital. are to
decide whether the application should
be granted.
Should the State and town health
officers tall to agree upon the applica,
/ ton before them within thirty days,
upon due notice to Che persons inter.
ested, the matter must be referred to
a committee, including the lieutenant
governor, the speaker Of the Assembly
and the State health commissioner for
their decision. In either case the de.
ciston is final, no matter which way
1t is made.
The site where the Brooklyn Cntral
Labor Union hopes to establish its tn.
berculIsis hospital contains about six.
ty.fiye acres near Medtorl.
Two or three years ago when the
Brooklyn Central Labor Union through
DR. Horace Greedy, attempted to es-
tablish q Tuberculosis camp On Long
island 1t was met by strong opplsition
from the residents Of all the towns
wherein application was made to es.
lltablisS the hospital ans the town
oaieials and the Suffolk County Board
of Supervision, to whom theapplica.
ZION was also made turned down the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-11
Personals.

Lawrence Knapp, little son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Knapp. of Diamond
street. has been alarmingly III for sew
ersl days.
Misses Flossie Mason and Marion
Bradshaw, of near Pruntytown, will
arrive here in a few days to attend
the Normal School commencement.
Mrs. Mitchie and four children, of
Cumberland, Md, are the guests of
MI. and Mrs. John Brown, Of Colun,.
blaf street. -
Miss Clark, Of Morgantown, Is visit
ing Rev, and Mrs ]. P. Turkelson, of
Market street.
Mrs. Rilla Prondtoot and Mrs. Mat.
\ son have returned to their homes at
Gerafton after a several weeks stay
with friends in this city and at Pitts
burg
Mr. James Morris and sister, Miss
IVY. u Quiet Del, were In this ward
Yesterday
Rsy. D.. s. Boggs went to Buclynan-
non yesterday on business.
All John Bradshaw was al Grafton
Wednesday visiting friends aud rela-
tiyss.
Miss Ross, o. Muacie, Ind, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ], s, Walker, Of
East Park avenue.
afrs p. Travis, Of Anita, was In
this city yesterday for a short time.
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NED |. i. yS {! |
Try a West virgintan want ad.
NOTICE OF REDUCTION.
FA1RMoNT W. va. June 5. 1905.

! FA1RMoNT, W. va. June 5, 1905.
s7aSAA - ~
To On" Patrons
We have decided to reduce Our rates
Oh electric current from ten (1o)
;22-ts pr XIV. hour to Five {5) cents
per XIV. hour, effective July list, 1907
If you approve n this so per cent. re,
tnction and are benefited the sby, W:
ask you to aid US In Increasing ou'
business, Our expenses are largo anf
our present business Goes not 1u.ti'.
90 great a reduction.
Rates from anil after July LIST, 100
by meter, Will b. FIVE t5) cents pei
XIV. hour. with the following discounts
which will be ellowed only when hi
Is paid On or before the 10th Of tn.
month following that for which bill 1:
rendered:
oa all bills not exceeding $500. to-
per cent Discount.
On all bills of $1,000 ami unSe,
$1,000, twenty per cent. discount.
On all bills Of $4,000 ami u7de,
$4,000. twenty-five per cent. d!sennn:
On all bills OF $1,000 and undeI
$4,000. thirty per cent. discount.
On all bills Of $4,000 and unde,
5000, forty per cent. discount.
On all bills Of 5000 and over. lift,
per cant, discount.
Minimum charge per month 800 /,
cover meter rental. cost Of reading
LIGHTING DEPARTMENT. FAIR
NONE AND cLARKsBuRG TRAc
ton COMPANY.
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Notice s hereby gwen that j cer.
slaeate numbered s5s icr ye isfe II
tie capital stock u he Bank 81 FslT
mont issued December ~. lsci. 10 q.
u. shoWalter. has been lost and 4 da
pllcate certificate issued therefor. That
ire saiG original certificate has Il.
been assigned or otherwise negotiated.
and Il the sa1f V in existence is
owned by me.
Given under my hana snis 18th dog
Of May 1909.
Ss44wkh. EN-. sHowALTER.
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E1OT ED ENNIS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.
"a Particular 4ete' AMERICAN
for Particular People" PLAN
Unobstructed view Of ocean .ape
world famed Board Walk.
Hot and cold Sea wates Baths IL
private and public baths.
Long Distance phone in each room
with bath. and in many rooms wlthou,
bath.
Perfectly and literally appointed
with every comfort Of home.
Enthusiastically consistent witt
the very best service.
Write to owner and proprietor for
beautiful descriptive booklet.
WALTER 4. suzBr. proprietor.
Gold Media. Flou, i. aoutlsnrps.
Subscribe for L4,.- Sost p,"4l"' "~'A'
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chlIdren,s Day.

Next Sunday evening at the First
NJ. 3, Church the annual Chillren's
Day programme will be rendered. Tho
chilegSn of the Sunday School heve
been rehearsingi:or several weeks and
the entertainment will be very good.
sunday. June 20, will be observed
at the Diamond Street NJ. E. Church
ahatne programme will probably be
given IN the morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-11

A STORE Whlcag ADVERTISER
ONLY, OCCASIONALLY sI.JsrlFles
T4E INFERENCE THAT IN Il
ONLY OCCASIONALLY Thai ~
A 9; 4, y = Y no ApYEErisE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-11

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Dia-
mond Street M. E-church held very
pleasant meeting last evening at the
home Of Mrs. j. L. Leech, of Msrket
street A5large number of the mem
Sbers were present and the meeting
was q very enjoyable one.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-11
Are You Going to pletsburq,

II SO you can get nrst class hotel
accommodation. bcs.d or room or botl
In business center Of town at shout
lslt price by calling on "Eotel." cart
this ONCE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-11
COUNTIES ~ HOSPITAL.

MONTREAL, June 11.-Her Excel,
sncy inc Countess o. Aberdeen, bSesi.
1t Of the International Council Of
omen snd sGs delegates to the qutn.
|bennlaa cengesss to he held soon in
ronto, VIII be ire guests Of tbs
eal council from day until next
" ...s
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upAoLsrERlMe.

We make speciality Of hrst class
up to late upholstering, botn plain ant
fancy. Mattresses and feathers RAJ
ovated. Sewing machine needles IN
supplies. All work guaranteed.
H. c. voELKER,
lOT Fairmont Ave. Yost BUILDING
I'm. Phone sss. FAIRMoNT. W. "a
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GOLDEN SEAL CONVENTION.

UTICA, N. y, June 11.-Wth sew
eral hundred members of the fr;ter
nifty In attendance, the grand l2I-e
convention of the Order o: tine GoIdcr
Seal was opened in Utica toby.
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FIRST WARD
~ aAaG1AG 1898
Will Initiate.

The members Of the Degree Team
ot waaeta Council, No. 6, D. of R. are
requested to be present t1is evening
u the regular meeting as there will
be5taree Invitations.
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SCHEDULE
THE FAIRMoNT & WARRINGTON
TRACTION COMPANY.

Cars leave the corner OF jefferson
and Jackson streets, ralrmont hourly
for Warrington and all intermediate
points from 5 a. m. until 10 p. m.
Schedule Of interurban Cars May Ia.
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w. c. T. n.

The ladies of the W. c. T. U. are
holding a business meeting this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Slaughter. on Wilson street.
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IN Cola MEDIA FisaS RHlS ~
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sorsthe wsst Slssl ~ q
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-28
Ieras.

Das 2egisIaturfonite, Dem
Die llnteriuduns lrnieres 3uhtbaus-
pefens iibertragen lit, bat iebt aud
Oos Suntspiler 3ubtbaus inipi5iert
unb bat cine Mn5abI 8erbeIierun-
gen belprohen, Die es bort ernpfeb-
len mill. Der Staat ioa mebr 2anO
faiifen nn0 Die 9lnlage ion erirei-
tert merben. gieue @eb1n6e ipIlen
gebaut l1o bei ben Neubauten 5oI
anf Die Seueriiderbeit gan5 beion-
oers abt gegeben tperoen. 9lu1 O..
miiie Sallit1tseinriftllngen loIlen
getroffer, Dor alien before &olet5
eiilgeridtet tperoen. 0anr ioa audi
elm Sdmimmbaiin fir Die @efange=
men eingerihtet uno nod perIdieoe-
ne anoere 8erbeiierungen porgenonl=
men meroen. Das &onlite miro ie-
oenfalls einen eingebenoen 8eribt
ablegerr.
Sci Yeaop Gurpe, fiiilf Mei-
len iueitli6 BON Sernple, ra1tl1te Elm
5raht5ug Der Saslta Sc gabll in
einen arbeits5ug birleill. Der 2ofo.
motipfiiber Better nurbe getotet
uno Der 2ofomotibfiibrer Sberluooo
iotpie Der 9ei8er Hitts ipuroen per-
lebt.
Sn elmer 5u Dallas abeebaite-
men gerimnrnlung Der Direftor.a
Der 80. 6. & g. gabn iit anorenl
Mniea aaen gum Braiioerlten err
tp1blt poroen.
Der 5tpolfidbrige starcus
@aloldnibt in Neu=Braunfels,
Sobn BON 6re6 @oIoidrniot, fiel
beim Gpielen Dor oenl Sauie ieines
8aters uno brah iid ben rehtell
Arn. 8eim 5uBbaa-Spiel aoa Iid)
Der 5tpolfiabrige @erner @eilie, Ser
Sobn BON Hoitmeiiter SeiIig in
yteu-grainfels, cine idrner5bafte
8erlebung oes Sanoeelenfs gu.
Sn elmer 2ocal Optior-2b.
itimmune 3u @bitesboro murben Die
glnti-Hrobibitioniiten gelhIagen.
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ge foroern miro. Die @etpalt ser
grplolion mar cine fllrdtbare. .Seile
oes aeiIels muroen mebrere bunbert
Sub melt forteeidleuoert uno Dos
@ebdltoe poaig benoIiert. Ser anae=
ridtete @igentltn1sI6aoen miro auf
$250,000 geihast. Ser neben Gem
&eiielbauie itebenoe groBe 0aa[s-
glepator muroe brei SUB peit bon
ieinen Sltnoan1eltten IN oie 9llep ge=
i6oben uno miro porauslibtlid eb-
getroeen merben nliilien. Die 10.
StraBe lit aitf ei1len 8lod melt s
bis 10 SUB nit Sriinunern beoedt.
Clientele nn6 N0bren i'm @epiht
BON gauienben bon Bfino ipurben
ipeit berllngei1leubert uno ri1tete1
an anoern @ebonben grobet S1a=
ben on.
@enrp George IT,, Sobn bcs
II. st. beriibnlten 9eationalofonon1en
gleiden Nantens, lit bon eir1er1 lan=
geren Mufentbalt in Gbino 5urid=
gefebrt uno legt in einen sssllter<
pieip gegen Die BON llltierer &eaie=
rlng i'm fernen Often perfolete So
litif energild) Hroteft Elm. Seiner
Mnliht nod bat oieie feinen meite-
rem 3iped dls es elmer @ruppe
BON @an Street 5inan5iers gu er-
mogli6en, an ber gusbertuna
Gbina's InteI gu nebnlen. Die Mb-
iesung Cranes als @eIanoter nod
Gbina iei eil15ig uno allein oorauf
5uriif gu fiibrefl oaB er Die gebei-
men Motipe, melde unfer Staatsoe-
partemel1t leiteten, als oie 8etelli-
gung an1erifaniiben &apitals an ser
dineiiiden 8abnanleibe er5murgen
Dur6e, ausplaliberte. (Diele ge-
bauptungen iino nit GROCER gor.
iidt auf5nnebmen.)
~ Die SEEM Oorf gentralbobn
beabiihtigt, IS Miaionen Dollars
fir 8erbelIerungen aussugeben.
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M. 6. & s. gabu.
Gins mad benz anberm.

Ser HrGitbemt lit bier getueien,
Der Er1fibent lit tuieber fprt!
Wir uerben bieI md ppn ibnt Ieiem,
Seopd1 aus einem ambern Srt.
Wir baben tuiirhig i'm eutpfangem
tlno tbn gefeiert aud gar febr;
Wtebr tpnnte ct ia nid)t berlangen
unb er begebrte aud nidbt mttbr,
60 sing benn ber geim@ sm gnbe
So ber5lid er aud INNER lei,
Wsan brtift smm Abfhieb iid5 bic S1nbc--
Gr reifte ab nun it's pprbei.
Sun fpntmt 'uas anS'res an bic Mei6e,
Sd 0enfe iunl, bas nad]ite tuar'
9em ih bier nteine 3eier meibe:
Ste Snternatipnale Gair.
I'm feiner arbeit anFerft fIeifig
9as &nntite ffbun lange mar,
Qat Mlee arrangiert gang tueislih,
Sur id)1niten Jair tn bteiem Sabr.
Sic brinsen 8ieles nns tatiG1Iitb
gSaS nns eritamnen tuirb gar febr,
Senn In ber 2uft fdbrt gang genadlid
3errn Strpbels 2mftidiff bin unb fer.
Die 9iennen fpnmte ms perbinbern
Sas WettnerbDt mod lamge ni1t,
9smr ems mill mir bic Srenbe tnin6erm,
9as nnfer 0pmpernemr burt iprid)t.
Sp TT bet alien gutem Sahen
Gin Sr1pfhen 8ermut INNER bier,
Waan fann bagegen ia nidbts MAIDEN,
1lns tr5itet bas y lamp 8ier!
8et allem 9fenent, bas sefpmnen,
Sas Mlte mir nersei1en ifjier,
Spdl bab' if mod Dpn nidbts pernpmrteu,
Sas befier, ais Alamp Bter.
60 lange nns bieies bleibt erbaltem,
Siebt aud bic gSelt gans rpiig aus,
Waan Iakt ben lieben 0ptt bann tualten
umb jast bic Waferbanb' mad 9aus.
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: 8eifer abltiir5en ols einfinfen.
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Gin idredIides 5didfaI abse,penbet,

SD mare our6 einen boie.l
Sdnitt an elmer @nieideibe 5eitie.
bens Elm &riippeI getporoen", f9reibt
5ranf Disberrp, &iaiber, MiB., uob.
ne 8udlens @rnica, mel9e nit baIo
furierte. l1nfeblbar fir @unoelr,
Sdnitte lln6 Auetidungen, es fr-
riert balo: Nerbrennung, aIte @e-
idmiire, 8eulen uno SmitamsidIo-
ge. 9as bette Mittel fiir S1morrEoi-
ben. 25 Gts. bel allen Druggi1ten.
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gelb fommt in Saufeu

an a. M. Chisholm, BON Ereaotuer,
sc. 9. Sein @runb lit Der Mube inert
gu leien. uSeit LANCER 3eit litt ib
on l1nperbaulidfeit, TRIGGER 2eber,
Sartleibigfeit, Nerpoiitat uno ollae.
neiner Sdndde", idreibt er. I'd,
fonnte nid)t idlofen, batte feinen 9Ip.
petit, feinen gbrgei5 uno ipuroe nit
iebem Gage idpdder, tros oler me
oi5iiliiden 8ebanolung. Damn qe.
braudte id) Electric 9itters". IL
Slaiden saben mir Die aIte Rroft
uno @eiunobeit uieoer. Nun fam ih
pieoer ieoen Sag meine @eihdftc
beiorgen. gs lit cine ipunoerbare
Meoi3in. l1nfeblbar fir Maeen, &C.
Der, Nieren, 8Iut uno Nerbe. so
gts. bei alien 9ruggi1ten.
III -
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Sobn $. Bolton, 0ffentIider $40.
tor. @runoeigentun1. Mgent fiji
geniionsmnipriihe. 8inmer 8, ct.
Sames Sotel, Dit.Souiton Stra6s
9eibe Telephone $50.
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- @ute Wetrdnfe uno fanoier
2linf) itets in @mrsitaIer's SaIoun
nno &eifanrant, MIlito Strabe, neben
Der Solle Der Sermonnsf6bne.
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V~~-~(
0anfbarfeit einen Diamantring
gu perebren. Die l1eberrei6ung oie=
Ter gbrensabe erfolgte am Montag
abeno bel Dem 5tiftungsfeit Ser
2ouiie 5dite 2oge. 5rall gdllarf,
Die Brdlioentin, iiberreidte oas @e=
i6enf, lpobei lie nadftebenoe @erie
ipra6:
Ser 9u NIT Wannes,nnt ge1pro6en.
Sir 9einer 9ermnnns5 51pelfern He6t,
lllt0 man9e Barge bait gebro6en
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8ir n09ten Sir bier gerre 1agen,
gSie iebr mir es erfennen an,
8as in @roBe2ogenzS Sibnngsz Saaen
9m Iles baft fir ltrls getan
9u trateit fir Die glei9en 9te1te
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llnO 1tanoelt in benz Wortgefed6te
Sa Ibiebtid AUDI nidt gang allein,
gStr tD0llen ltder nid6t bergeIlen
@as 8ruoer 8inblinser getan,
uno ihm all6 ltnieren 9ntlf erme1ien
9aB er Sir ebnete bic 8abn.
Sic b0fe @elt ipri6t BON BEN Sra,ien
unb ibrer groben geb1an1feit,
Sod bnrf man barnuf nid)t bertraien
9enn meiitens lpri1t bnralls Der sicib.
@s bat it'd in Der gSeltge11ifte
Sd]on ntander Srnuenrnt betpdbrt,
lln0 iDiro onrnm alI6 i'm @ebidte
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go rimin' ben Sting benn bier als 3eibel.
Won eoler Srallen Sanfbarfeit
Sen Sir Die S6tDeIternlogeil rei6en,
Nom Seraslan0e groB ltn0 tpeit.
Brunbilbe l1rb @ineta 2oge,
sSn Can Nntonio gu 1nlis,
Hno aud 2oui1e G6iibe 2oge,
SIe lpreGen ibren Danf bier aus.
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StdD aus st. Bortb, Der RantberS Gta6t,
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Sic borten ibren Wobn5ib Fat.
gs reid]et Sir Die glia 2oge
Son @ainesbiQe ibre Sdtpefterbalto,
utlo alleb Die Slean6ere2oge
Ton @alpeiton, am Meeresitrano
Ims Sberman griiBt Sid Die befalulis,
9te nad1 Der Dellti6en &aiierin
Allgllt' 8ietorin 1id) narute
yeit treuenr. f6tpeiterliden CHM.
LIMB alle rllfen Dir entgegen:
., mDge bod gu ieber 3eit
9as Slid auf alIen 9eine 8egen
Slr innrer geben oas @eleit.
Serr @uraba6, Ser Ioeben erIt
bon 9eutIhlano 5ariifgefebrt lit,
oanfte NIT bemegte1 @orten. sSn lei
ner &eoe bob er berpor, baB ibn iei-
ne Heile nod eilger NIT oem 9eutih-
tum perbunoen, i'm gu eirlenn nod
beilern Sermannsiobn genadt 6abe,
ols bisber.
Ser sbeno perlief ungelaein
gerniitli6. Sir @rfrii6ungen par
beltens geiorgt uno Die Danen ser
2oge berltiibten ii6, ibre @aite auf's
Sreffli6ite su beipirten. SIN 2aufc
oes Mbenos bielten Die tiidtige Sefre=
tarin Der 2oge, Srall 6rieorif, ser
9eputirte Der 2oge, Serr Sof umo
Serr sSobn @inblinger, Ser @roB=
Sefretdr bes Sroens, Heoen. 2ette=
rer iprab iiber Die @ntipidlnnq oes
Oroens Der Sermannsiobne, feline
geoeutung fir bas Delitihtllm uno
ieine Stelllng in Staat uno @elea-
i6aft.
Wiuiif- uno anoere 8ortr6ge med)=
ielten nit einanoer ab; urter ben
lesteren iino nod beionoers Die ocr
Srau Saaf uno Der Srau 9fuppars-
berg gu erlpabnen, Die pielen Bel
faa erbielten.
grdiioentin Der 2ose lit Sran
Gfnart Sefretarin Srau Srieori6
unb Sbabmeilterin 6rau 2esel.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-20
A FIELD DAY IN THE SENATE
Il Passes the Army and Pensions Ap'
preparation Dilis, Carrying a
Total OF 1852 1000, 900.

Washington, Feb. 2O.-Not during
the present session of congress has
such large amount of legislative
business been done by the senate as
was accomplished yesterday. The
army bill. carrying appropriations
amounting to s1O2, 2,636,O5O, and the
pension bill with appropriations as
gregating S160.S69 900, of which $780,
100000 was for pensions and $S69,000
for fees. etc. were passed. Forty-five
other bills, 40 Of which had previous
ly been favorably acted upon by the
house. were passed.
House. Three of the great supply
measures OF the government passed
through various stages of enactment
into law in the house. The fortifica-
tlons bill was completed and went
over to the senate; the sundry civil
bill was reported, and the postofIlce
appropriation bill was sent to confer
ence.
A variety Of other subjects was
dealt with. The report of the special
committee on pulp and paper inves-
tigatlon was read; the river and har-
Dor bill was reported, and the report
Of the special printing investigation
committee was submitted.