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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24
2prrGine.

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Weitii1 bon 9Salbro1t cine un6 eire babe
Wteilc. Mount poIlD sgSagacns ilno eorraine'
@aggonS brett bis 5unt Gingung. &eioe Ies
Ierbore. Gtuotsgureau i'm britten Slus hes
Observation-Disclosures" Gbarlee. IND 1afetts.
StraRe. (W~laii,1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24

ST., &opne iogtc in iciucl
picritiinoiNcn Hcoe i'm GpngrcB IN
ter Nnocrcm ulld), oub lid Sultld)-
lon0 mo orocrc SGnbcr bccilen mir
Den, lire 30nc iilr anlerifnnild)t Gr.
5ellglliIie Der ncllen Gage 10 oll5upoiz
len, oob lie Die Sortheilc Der Mini.
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alt1 Fnris fon,n1t bercits Die Wel-
Dung, bob Elm 3oafrieg idmer 81 Der
meioen icin mcrOe. luann sic &erei.
nigtcn Stuoten feil1en @eg iiir lin.
icrhonbllinNcn oifcn IieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24
Baltimore Ecutctcrn.

Yiirtnn: Sranfliu Sfos., Baltimore Il. EDrtbitr.
9eardbni6pldbe sum SerIaiif - bon $25 Oil,
init Wurnorpfoitel utae9ren8t $35. = RIab
fir bier Srd6er. Sreie 9enubun9 Der 6apeue
fit Irauersottesbienite. (Suni16.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24
Subn Sermig e Sobn.
Wr. 2OO3, Erleans. etrahe

Tr. 2O03, Crleads.Strafe.
Bmeisgeid1dtt: Hr. 52. Gaitern.Nuenues
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g8ir bd6el in unierer Ian9er @sihdftspraItS
glrm uno 9ieid beeroiat. Siuo NIT geItnaeM
Vrofit sufrieben. Sic %feiniteu 8utiben eelies
tert fir Sodb5eitenr, lnterbnltungen nnb anoere
Gelegeubetten. @eioe IeIepbune. (Iiai2s.1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24
|ermiid)te Mnseisen.

Baltimore. mo. II. MdrS 1909.
Mn bic Nttiouare
Der ,~,tinitco 9iailraGe L. electric Company non
Salttmpre."
Gs miro biernlit belnnut gen,ad,t. bah Die
CrunSierirbil6er oie'er Gonnpdg rie ant Eunncrs
itag, ben 20. lRir5 1909. 3 llbr 9tadniitaGs.
gcidtIoWcn I;to an 10. Npril 1909, 10 llbr Tpr.
mitiGgS. ipieoer ~9eDfiuet iueroeu.
Sm g~lIitraee bcs SireftoriumS
Hm GarlB, w.
G1,S3 81, 1863 Gefreiir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24

Eidter - gebranmt = abe: 10 gnt tpie nen.
gtpa sur Sd!fie reeuIirer Yreiie; er1Btes
rs.Gutaw.str. .ilntSeritts glatt".
(Mfdr54 ,tWtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24

NerncucS tubl- { il, Der
iid) aus Der 9utfumormh Steel so.
bon Buffalo. Scr @etblebem Stcei
So. Der Grnbrio 5tetI SO. Don
Sobnstnlull, Der Mdrpldno Sreel 50.
bon Sparroms Eoint, Mb., mo Der
&pues unb &nliahlin Steel So. Don
EittshnrN 5uiunmeniebt ,periii9t ilber
Gill @ciommt Mftienfupitul no,l
$3.50 100000. Gin 8egncr, Der ilber
iolhc Mittcl pcrfilpt, miro DEM altcli
Stohl Srl,it ctmno &opiicrbrcd)elt
perltriad)cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24

W Ooll u) all | Il
in Scip5ig i'm Sc. Scbcllajohrc gcitors
ben. GaIt bis an lein S~ebcnScnOe
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titcr lit @otti6ull iiber 80 Sabre nit
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icinc Homunc lrno 9tppeuen am be.
fdnntcItcn Hcluorben. Nod ais Nd)tSir
ger bat cr Hnnlone 9eidriebcrL ocncn
mon bna Nlter beS NlltorS llidt an
merftc. Gin pielbcmcgtcS mo All
Grtolgcl rcidcs Seben bat lllln lci.
men MGldlluB %0cflllocr. @c1cn iciler
frcicn Nniid)tcn mllrbe er ais Stll.
bent Don oen llnipcrIitGten aDnigs.
berg mo 9reSluu ucrlpiclen. 9Hs CT
icinc Stlloien IN Berlin ppllenoct
bate nno lid) an Der @crlincr llniper-
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lcbte III a%onigsberg, ging bonn nud)
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hobcn. Mit @pttidol lit cinc&onlpf-
notllr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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niltcr NsQuitb hot I'M llnterGnllic sic
Igitation gc9en Geutldlono cine
rfiinitlihc" gcnnnnt, Die Die tbatldh-
lihen &erbGltniiie cntltelle unb chen.
10 mpotriotiidl, uic aetpiiienloS ici.
IS beltehc mcber &erboht, nod In.
irennolihtcit obcr gar Meibun9 5ipi-
id,en oen beiocu 9Guocrr. Sic @ortc
0eS ErcnlierS ioltcn III Gngluno @e-
hcrSialrng ftllocn, allein cs iteht III
beiiirtten, DOB lie iiir Die engliid)c
Scbprelic IN ocn @iro Nerebet iinb.
Gns cngliidc &olf iheint burd, icine
EreIic lest nod crregter 81 icin, ais
es Die SrnnSo'en Dor 1870 morell.
SIC nj c I fam d, c II
Sraltcn liilb nit benz Same . Surif
ni5ufric0c,. Gr pertbeilert ibncn Die
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bis SO Erujent. unb lie hntterl CT.
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ea nit Den Sanoidluben nlo nnoercli
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lannmentblut ullb ge9en oieIc &crs
boiernng btS SarifS proteitircn. -
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'olen nid)t bober. ionocrn nieoriger
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lit @ottcs @iQe, pilegt Der Sran5oie
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nn,eriforiifelt Senat un1itin,mel,
neroen. bos bleibt iraalid). 3u min
id]en lpare, noB lie Grfolg faben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24
Nu bic Nanten.

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fssin. ipobin fG BATH: sn penben' sic brauaen
nur bel art. wa. Snbtrs, ST. 500, tpeh.gara.
tess. etrake, borsufpre1ens ibren Eau,en. aIs
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talten drheroem griinoIi6en 1lnterriht I'm
3uf1netben. Gebr IiberaIe gebingnnoen. -
fri M. fstesa,-Rs. 5O2, Sgeh1ear6tpas-otS.
(S70-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24

&oiicc itcbt in Scr Fopnc-
Sorii- 9il nlli Der SreiliIte. Tanlit
lit ubcr nitt Qcingt, oob &aifee soft
fret elngefilhrt luerben fam. GaS
b1llat oapon ob, Oh Gle SGnOer, mtl-
dc aaIiee crportiren, eilten Nusiubr-
5ol nlf &uiiec rrbeben ooer nid)t.
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&ofIee'S fommt ans @roiilien. Gprt
obcr miro cin ~Nlsiu6r5ol BON elnenl
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ben. Gem ST tSolee illub nud) Den
Seltimmltl9cn Ser Eopne.0tl Der
Mnrimol.Snri IN &rort treterL olio
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&affee crbobcn meroen. Eapne mo
lelne Mitarbciter fonnen io9en: @ir
lilo flltg l1o weiie. ms fam Nicz
mano an Den @in1pern flimpcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24

satew eis bieiefben sefeben?
Die fieinc ,Irinee Bang"
Gie Iette gartfes ssspitdt In S~ass.Spasren.
Die grDbte urS ieinite 1uawnbI uns bel
Naa6ame Vattime QpkleSntamM'S.
BaItimpre's borncbntfte SdnriiinftIcrin.
320 NsSbsgntawset tahe.
(Ufar52, 6Wate)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24

Mus aibingtpn mirb ges
Id)rieben. Cas- @iireou fir @rapiren
mo Gridcn lit in oieielt So9en I'LL
g%eipobnlld) tbGtig uno eS miro ongc-
llornrlelL DAB Die rleitc Sarifbill-
&lan'eln entbolten miro, iueld)e Die
Stonnplteucrn. ipeld)e mGbrelto oco
lpaniid) : ollerifoniid,en &rie9eS er,
bobell ipiirbelt, Dieber junr @eiet err
bcbcl uno Ole geiommtc Srudcrci-
Nprce arbciiet nit llebcr5eit. Wtlllps
nen iiir Stamps fiir fiinftigcn Ser
fultf Iino innerbolb Der lettcn 5cbll
Gage gcorilft norbeil, Mno Die Nn'
1ahnle ipaltct OBJ. baB Die Viircanbe-
orltcn cine Wittbeillung pom Sbot-
ants Gepurtcmellt erbaltcn babelt.
naB Ole Nuigobc. flebhare StanipS
5iint 8ebral,h bon Yatent : MeOiai-
nctts 9artinlerien. aal,sumlni, orf
GbedS, @cd,ieln ml,b lonitiaen cont
mer5icIlen Napieren Dem Viircma SIT
iallen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24

Sn Roleigh Scr Soupt-
itoot bcs StaoteS Norb-@urolinn,
iino icit Scr crIten NiGr5lpofc Die 81
IentIid)cn S6ulen geihlplicr, neil
fem @elo %porbunoen lit, Die &ehrcr
5r be5ablen. Gic Ginnohmen, Die
%fril)er ans Dem &erfollf Don Spiris
tuoicn floilcn, buhen olligebort, unb
Gcsholb lit fem GoQar mchr oa, bic
Sdr,len bis 5lum CONNER i%ort}uiiibs
rem. 9lild) tinc Grrlungenid)oit Der
Erobibitipn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24

Sn 9onoit(c, apy limo IS.
600 6aiier @bisfep perbrannt. 60
iperoen Die ErohibitiontItcn SalIcIn'
Job Iingcn.
Gic vSebigh &ollep Goat
Company" bereitct it'd bcrcita ollf q
1len Strife Der &oblrngrdbcr Dor. Sic
loBt Dobc StodelOrobt 3diu1c I'M III
IL @crGlpcrts =SnlogCn crrl6ten.
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abgerclIt, INN in 9!iritN oaa @olos
lpcrfa 81 pflegen. %icI @olbmanns-
bell, reid,c gelitc llnO eliidlidc @ic-
berfcbr!
@ro britannicn lit no ely
lnlllter nidt eroB gcnlig, Gcabolb
bat cs IN aller Stilc Siom nod, TO-.
600 Standardization obQcfnopit. Ser
Sonobnn9er GnQlono'a lit rncr'ott
lid.
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neunt HiiBlono cinen &crrGtber,
Seitrcid einen HouibolO unb ol,Ocre
Sonocr Seiglinge. llno Scrbicn
lclbit?
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inter Scr Come, bat Idpn Der Ere-
bigger Snlomo geiogt. Q8irflih nid)t?
Sat atluo id)on ein aemeiener ErGii=
bent Der G%ereiniQtcn Stontcn einc
milienihoftlid)c Grpcoitiou, einc Sor.
ldpn1sreiie ooer cincn Sn9o5ug -
ME nlnn'S ncnlcn mill - nod Nfri.
ia 0cnnht?
Ser flcine Mtllic @bitlu
iii ieincn Gltern micbcr0e9cben, ober
cs hnt oieic 10000 Collars 0efoitet.
ihrcn clltiilhrtcn Sogn1 mieocr i'll er-
holtcn. llnb oaa lit cnlporcn0. Nic
Gntfilbrtr Idlcincn aerlcbcnc @eltucn
81 ieill, Ole cS pcrllebcll, iidD ocr Der
oicntcn Strofc 81 cnt5iebcn. Nit III
rer @ellte lpcr0cn tic i'd lpobl IN Siz
d)trbcit hrin9cn. Sd)ube!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24

Sn 9onoit(c, apy iinb IS,
GOO 6aller @bisfen perbrnmnt. 20
lperoen Die ErobibitioriItcn SaIcIus
iah iingcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24
YIrcaM hes carbohydrates.


Graene j.. Nuogcre,
(Wdr516,2 20, so ;S(pril6, 49, Glerf.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
BISHOP REPEATS
COLLEGE ATTACK
Sacred Principles of Good Mans
Life Subjected TO Merciless
Analysis" He Says.

TRENTON. y. J., June Bishop
James A. McFaul. of the Catholic do
-ccsC Of Trenton, y. J.. is net yetdeRe
with his attack on big colleges and
their effect on young men who attend
them
Following the statement of oresi-
dent Eladley. of Yale, that he did not
believe Bishop McFaul had said that
the tendency of college education now
adays was to undermine faith end
breed immortality the bishop said TO
day:
president Hadley need not hops
TO evade my charges that Yale in
cludes courses which undermine taitt
and breed immortality. by saying he
does not believe | have been correctly
quoted | haven't said half that | In
tend 10 say before | am done with one
OF the most menacing conditions the
young men of this country have eve,
faced
There is no lack of specification IN
my charges said Bishop McfHUi. cf
ter quoting several interviews with
college professors which he said evad
/ ed the issue The colleges where
Z lAlLARldiAAs - ptiAS lduShA hdNE hts-I
named They are Harvard. Ya.e
Princeton. the University OF Pennsyl
vania, the George Washington Uni
versity. William and Mary, the Uni
versity of Chicago. Columbia, SYRIA
cuse. and the University OF Califor-
MIA" After outlining his information,
Bishop McFaul said:
And what was found in every cases
The multiplex issues of immortality;
the vitality important problems OF po-
litical economy. marriage, divorce.
the home, religion and democracy
all these sacred principles OF good
mans life subjected 10 a mercilcss
analysis as If they were mere fossils.
equation. chemical elements or Chi
meras.
Unless proof of their falsity is
forthcoming, shall instruct every
Catholic whom | can reach that to
send Il son 10 one OF these universe
ties Is comparable only TO committing
his soul 10 hell"
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
risky GROOM, S6,
DESERTS HIS BRIDE.
Told Woman of 40 Who Discarded
Widows Weeds That Nephew From
Michigan Would Invest Money.

SHERIDAN. Wyo., June 24.-Mrs,
jeanette stewart-Morrison. aged AZ
10 bride OF three months. IS trying 10
1Dcate her suave and supposedly
wealthy 96-year-old husband, who sud
denly and quite mysteriously dropped
out OF sight al Cody "A few weeks ago.
The deserted bride is not mourning
over the loss of her husband. but she
rs anxious 10 locate him. and in order
10 learn. II possible. what has become
'of all the money, land and stock he
claimed TO own when ne induced her
90 discard widows weeds for orange
blossoms.
Mrs. Morrison Is also anxious tc
Giscovcr IL her aged spouse has IN.
|&1ght to the name he gave when h'
9arried her, for she has been inform
~ that he bears a marked resem
Nance TO one S. NJ Walton, witt
Nhom the authorities at Springfield
3. d.. would like to have heart-to
heart talk regarding an old man whC
8ecured more or less money thee d
few years ago under false pretenses
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANAN AN~N Sf''"''t,
posing as veteran OF the civil war
with a wonderful fighting record, and
cl0ming intimate friendship with
| Donocratic leaders from President
|An6rew Jackson 10 VIM. J. Bryan.
4he young acting nonogenarian
|mGt Mrs. Jeanette Stewart, a bux0n
widow of considerable means. He
|pa{d her arduous attentions and the
|tNo soon. became engaged They were
|moyried here April 5. last. by Rev. o.
A-sAdams, Morrison giving his age as
ED6 and that of his bride as 49,
u few days after the wedding. Nor
+x160n and his new wife went TO Cody.
{Nxore the husband said he owned
Emuoh ranch lands and large herds OF
.ea1<le. He hired rigs for few days
0t&C Cody land went into the country,
bus he was never able 10 show his
bride his ranch and stock possessions.
Later he said nephew was coming
rQm Michigan 10 invest money with
hin. The nephew failed 10 come and
DffD Morrison went TO the county
cl6fk to verify Morrison's statements
Regarding his ranches and stock.
Her investigation did not confirm
6ee impressions.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
GIVES LIFE TO SAVE KITTEN.
Child Falls To His Death But "Taony'
Is Unhurt.

NEW YORK. June 24-Playins
with hts kitten "Toddles" in the third
story window OF his home In Brooklyn
10 keep his mind OF the heat. which
had kept him awake all night two
year old George ANDERSON fell out OF
the window 70 his death On the eet
crete sidewalk when the kitten
sauirmed cut OF his arms and he tried
10 save II from falling. The httl'
fellow died before he could be takei
10 hospital.
The kitten WAS found unhurt by III
three-story plunge, meowing piteousi,
at the boys side.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
viii Increase Wages.

BUFFALO, y. y. June 24.-The
Lackwanna Steel company has an
nounced that on July II will advance
the wages of all its employees ten Per
cent Last March the company re-
duced wages I'm the Office force ten
per cent. while that % the unskilied
laborers was GU. from 10 and Il cents
an hour 10 - cents
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

The books OF Best Dentists company
will he closed June Goth preparatory
10 declaring our 10th semi-annuai IL
vidend OF 100 per cent Per ahhuh'
No stock viii BE- transferred on thA
books of the company 81 TINS date
Best Dentists Co.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

Roast Prime Ribs OF Beef DENT Glaze
Loin OF Veal Sage Dressing
Spring Lamb. Mint Saure
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
into psyehieal

leading investigators into psyehieai
phenomena. ,.rt
IN W. Dodge & Co. New YORK
Macauley's. Sheehan ana iiuuso" .
Detroit)
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
CHOLERA SCOURGE SWEEPS
80 OVER RUSSIAN CAPITAL
FQly 1000 Persons Are Victims Of
oisease-One Hundred New
& Cases Each Day.

It, PETERSBURG, Via Eydtkuh-
men. June 24.-Though the official fig
urea today place the number of chol-
|er4 cases in st. Petersburg at 3l3
|cafefnl estimates made by those in a
|poSitton to know are To the effect that
|1here are fully I 900 cases.
The conditions have grown steadily
worse until now there is an increase
Ecf nearly 100 cases a day and within
u few days the situation will be as
grave as 1t was. at its worst last year
About one third OF the cases are
|proying fatal. Within the last few
days many persons have been strick.
en- In the streets and other public
|places. and the entire city is rapidly
becoming panic stricken
The Sunday closing OF the vodka
Elhops In the hope OF decreasing drunk
|onness and thereby removing one OF
NE worst features to the disease, has
proved OF no avail owing to the late
enlargement Of the closing order.
The government is again talking OF
building a complete sewerage system
IN the capital as 1t does whenever the
|cholera situation becomes serious, but
|Buch move can furnish no relief in
tne present epidemic as ii will take
years to get such a system under
way
4 Every hospital In the city is crowd
led with cholera patients and many
large buildings are being improvised
INTO hospitals.
Reports from the provinces say that
the disease is getting a firm foothnld
throughout the country. the spread in
finland being particularly menacing.
Job Printing done right Times Print
va Co. Is John R-Sf Phnna LOG
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
BOOKS

The Light OF Stars. by Hattie d.
Bohannon. II is a simple. dignified
story OF peculiar people and a hither-
TO undescribed country. The character
drawing is vigorous and original. the
arrangement of motives and expert
ences interesting and effective The
book sketches the career oc country
boy who develops great power and
charm Of character.
Or. F. Fenno & Co, New York; Mac
auley's, Cheehan's and Hudson's, De
troit)
Are the Dead Alive?" by Fremont
| Rider. Mr. Rider does not undertake
! in this volume 10 declare his own be-
| lief or 10 set forth any new doctrines
or discoveries. He simply seeks re
present review OF recent progress IL
psychical research. digesting a large
amount OF already published material
and presenting the net results of in
vestigation He declares that he will
have failed In his purpose H. having
read the beck, the reader - able "a
class the author definitely as a believ-
er or -disbeiiexer in spiritualism. For
ne has endeavored he says, TO give
an impartial presentation Of subject
tangled. perhaps. more than any other
with conflicting theories and obscured
with the grossest fraud and the most
deep-rcoted prejudice both pro AMI
con The work is based upon the
writings and statements Of such in
vestigators as Sir Oliver Lodge. Count
Leo TOistot. DR.. cesare Eombroso, Dr..
V. Maxwell, Prof. William Barrett
William T. Stead. Andrew Lang. Sir
William Crookes. Sir Charles Richet.
DR.. Filippo Bottazzi. Camille Flam-
marion. Prof William James and 9TH
ers. Numerous Illustrations are Civ
en- showing instantaneous photographs
Of experiments OF deviation, reproduc-
tons OF so-called spirit photographs
and spirit sculpturs and portraits OF
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

Job Printing done right. Times Print
Ing Co., Is John R.-st. Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25


CHOICE
Radtshes Young Curorg
Sliced Tomatoes
CHOICE.
Plsnked Delaware Slad
Small English Chops. Green Peas
Banana Fritters. Glace Ccgnac
Roast Prime Ribs OF Reef. DENT Glace
Loin OF Veal Sage Dressing
spring Lamb, Mint Sauce
CHOICE OF TWO
Boiled or Mashed Potatoes
Lima Beans Spinach with Egg
Carrots and Pens n B1ttpr
CHOICE
Almond Tart Watermelon
Ice Cream. cake
New HuCkleberry Pie
Vanilla Cream Pie
CHOICE
Coffee Tea MIX Buttermilk
Beefsteak Sandwich with Spanish
onion or Tomato SOC
Thursday, June % 1909
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-01
nest Treatment for Colds.

Most ordinary colds will yield 10
the simplest treatment" says the
Chicago Tribune, "moderative laxa-
tlves, hot foot baths, a free perspl-
ration and an avoidance OF exposure
to cold and wet after treatment. -
While this treatment is simple, it re-
quires considerable trouble, and the
one adopting II must remain in doors
for a day or two, or a fresh cold is
almost sure TO be contracted, and in
many instances pneumonia follows
Is # not better to pin your faith TO
an old .ellable preparation like
Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy, that
is famous for its cures of colds and
can always be depended upon? For
sale by all good druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-01
THE LATEST BARGAINS.

A choice 40-ocre fine orchard OF
apples, English walnuts and small
fruits, good barn and 4-rootl
house, beautiful land, fine spring
water at house and barn; $4,000.
A Joe Dandy suburban home OF 20
acres, good improvements, build
ings, orchard. shrubs and flowers.
Windmill and tank, pipes and fau-
Gets in house, yard, stock, etc,
$500. See this home
Choice a acres, good Improvements,
house. barn. stock etc, $4,000.
2 choice 5-acre tracts, " miles east
OF Pen. See these cheap, nice
homes. One 1880, other. with
stock. etc. $3.50.
A splendid tract for prunes aud
fruits south OF town.
63 acres, good improvements, firs
road, etc. cheap. $4,000.
Nice chicken and fruit tract. s acres,
miles out only. $500; snap.
i2 acres in fruits. good buildings.
fine road on car line. $500.
rs acres new land on Portland car
line. house, barn. etc, Just out OF
city. cheap, $500.
l60-acre dairy ranch on coast, north
OF Slab creek. south OF oretown,
Tillamook county. for sale or trade
for Salem or Marion county land.
with or without the COWS; terms "
des.rad.
Some choice tracts for cherry or
charcs south and west.
Some splendid stock and grain farms
In Fox Valley.
A nice 20 acres one mile from rail-
road depot. school, etc. a bargain.
with good Improvements. build
ings, orchard. etc.
A good ~ y acre apple and checry
orchard OF 500 trees. new land.
2is miles out. only t25OO.
New houses for sale cheap on easy
terms
Houses for rent at all times. also the
finest lodge rooms and dancing
hall, best floor in town, smooth aud
nice. also for banquets. supplied
with tables, chairs. dishes. et,;
terms reasonable on both.
II you want help OF any kind or want
place, or have any notary work
20 DO, see me for your wants.
n. II. RYAN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-01
REAL ESTATE.
Some Of Our Special bargains.

poult Oh Out OptSih bh khhs'
20O-acre dairy ranch; new 7-room
house. two barns; 100 in cultiva-
ton, part in crop. balance timber
orchard and pasture; on good road
two and half miles from Il. X.
town; only S5S per acre; good
terms. Fine house. A snap.
Good 11-room house, fine grounds,
120x120, four blocks from capital.
Bargain for a few days.
New modern 7-room house close in,
$1,000.
We have some of the best inside resi-
dence lots In the city. only a few
left: also some lots on lnstallment
We have some fine acreage property
for 500 per acre; close In. a snap.
We have some very fine fruit farms.
also timber lands and some finely
improved and 10 acre tracts.
Houses TO rent.
A. q. SMITH ~ 90.
252 STATE ST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-01
FINE oPAIs FOUND.
Rich Mine Of Brilliant Stones Rum
ming Into Harvey County.

The following account 10 taken
from the Winnemucca Star and the
opal mine TO which IL refers ia part
Jy located in Harney county:
Lawrence Ashdown, who returned
to Winnamucca Thursday from a
trip to Denio, Ore, brought the news
that valuable opal find has been
made on Thousand creek, In the ex-
treme northwestern port OF this coup-
ty and about thirty miles west OF
DEMO. The scene OF the find ls near
the McGhee ranch on Thousand creek
and eight claims have been located
by Lindsay DEMO and four partners
A number of the opals were sent to
Los Angeles TO be tested and were
pronounced of excellent quality AMI
sold in that city. The Los Angelenos
who tested and purchased the opals
became so greatly interested In the
matter that they have asked Mr.. De-
MO and associates for time In which
to make n thorongh examination IT
the property with view OF purchas-
Ing II. II is probable that a deal
will be made and the production OF
opals will become a new and I'm
portant industry In Humboldt coun-
ty, there being a considerable de-
mand for the gems, those OF nne quail