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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Nene WnaeiaeM
oHarnfaubsS nfituf.

Sabres=s dfubfcttr Der Vtals iino Setqntnlpnle
am 8 enfa a, ben a.. Stunt, 8 l1br Abeibs, III
Der sMuHf.buats an Mount appal: Nutnus. an=
ipradt oss Mttb. Z. %. @tring. GOntroleur BON
Murblunb; iiebetrti&nhG Der EiSloms ouE6 ben
0rdfbtuttn. Der 4sabpops9 rdmisn our6 Sr. Z.
Or. iibler, 9ropot pts 9eaboop=S ntititts: Der Sn=
itituts .9rdrien, Der Grieori6 8ains:Neouiae, Der
Standardization, Der Gbren=gleoaine uuo Der
Rinebart=9rdmicn Der 8ilobuuer.S 6nle onrb ben
UfdEntntsn. Cracisr=gtuif, &ob Siinanidsl, Ei-
riaent. Ginirittstartsn tDnren I'M Snftitut eut=
etgen qeuDmmen iperoen.
Sol. N. guibius,
Q5l-A - 4rdfissnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
- Merchandise Miners

SANN&&5 transportation CouAPs
Ganipfer : 4tnten.
Rad Sofcn unn Dem Often:
i.eei G~tsntaa, DonnerTtos Sreitoa iino Sernsa@
Nbenes d uhr.
Rada frpptetnce uiic cem Often:
feben WoHtas. Yiittn9b uno Greitas. gbsnos g ueG
Radb Sdpdnnab Mne benz = ieen:
ieben 0lcnffas. Oonn.rftns, Canning. &ttnef q ukI.
gfad " eippprt,ge q ps unc vtprfoIt:
tdsIiG. ausstnoulmen Niltfr obs uno SaHiitass,
Abero5 b lpr.
unlbertr.inihe g.au.mli ':it.n uns Sctohiauns.
SorsfdItise Beriaeurs aio itHcae Stioroeruns
BON 6Iatt. 6. u. @ininsbam. Agent,
NuB ot5 lGugeu Dofs;
u. 9.gt.bbtns, u. z. VI;
g8. =. Gunner, 9.zQ.sG.;
8. 6. WSbitnep. 2.=Ut.
5euptblr;crr-Rr. 2IL. 0H.8erman,Strose
I1St&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
s@AMYirsGnnsfinie Mrfraftise
Baltimore
Mlts unc supsrldfHGc
y ais tnfe-

elegant: 9ampfer tdslih, auss.noum.n Conn.
tags ron ben neusK BierS yr. 10, IL, Ii rnb ID.
Siobte Strage, I'm $50 uhr Ibenos mad Cle gpint
Gomfcrt, NnrfoIf, PORTSMOUTH uuc allen
9uHften ees Sieens. SerSInouns In 9ortsnlouth
Sit Der - Ssaboaro gir 9init" sC0loiener Gig, Bortss
mentb nadb atlanta. gnge Btrbinours su JSeloon
nit Der "atIantic @oat einis." !8u gtoIiolt @erbius
ours mt Der rHortoIt uuo @aroIiua," ~ytorIolf uub
Soutttrn," ATLANTIC urb Daupiae" rnb -glorfoIf aHo
Neftern StieEbahn,- uro nit Der .Olo Domtniona
Sinte" RAD gtspberne unb l9aibiuaton, yt.sS
DiahFsetter mad Dem europdliheh Blame. 9ururioie
a%aiitenz8 lmu;:r. @l.ttriihe B,leud,tune. Dampia
h.isnna. soien frti. Dian bel.ss saiitens 3immer i'm
Boraus I'm Billet Biredu Der BAL 2inie, Sibtpcfs
Baltimore uno @aIuert'S traSe. 9.lepboH 1885.
Spbn u. 9]berpppc, gSfniam Ranoan.
Bice=YrdiioeEt Gen. Rr. uno 4aii. Isent.
Eno geHtrG!s vlauaser. g. Brown. q .Biatts aatnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
- Atlantif Transport 90.
&E~ET GeHsraI'as snfen,
O3 bic AG9 9Batsr. @tpaAe.

atGautie= a;nie.
gon Baltimore nab 2onoon.
Sampler r&uiqbt Commander" . Q. Suhi.
Sampfsr plJtibiQon" . . q. SUM.
2oro=1tnte
Bon Baltimore mad 9.lfdit, Sublin uno garoii.;.
9taa gIfah,
Sampfrr p9orb 8obGrts1 Is. SUM.
Rad +upiin.
Sanrpfer p9pro Grhen . Is. SUM.
eftftOt. g anntG. 0intt.
Eab 9ritol.
Gmpfrt .rinis.
Rab Seth.
Sa al : IN CT ia SIs.
9ta4 9umbHrg.
Sdnpfsr rgisoraoia" !. Snni.
Sampftr Bosnia" . -. SInl.
Gampfcr s9en9alia" . q. 5un'.
Sur9lauftnbs s ru6tbriei E psrssn
perousaabt nab @dien in @rObbritannitn, na1 6eM
Continent. Der Gtist, benz Wittsadnoil9tn vtssfe
unD benz Often. tG'orLa&SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Gih[nm, GlaIer s g.,
Cir. 21O, Nnrb>G barles=S traBe.
6drIehcn uui mHbefn,

Reurr. Isi&tsr. LANCER aHdiabIunssslaa, hi.
iofar BON iona Ritinaneem ~efisrift pirs. aut
bic Seit zines Sabrss. tptnn Gle es tHnfau.
Refine ialiaen gsrisrs@uHsex in ben 3eitunstn.
Reine Sinitn'Naten a~ngeasist, um Sic IRE glu
fiihren, bed nsrhen Sbnsn nre Wsrtbtiie ctboten,
psr ,pstsmae asan Guarant.e 0smponp,s Simmer
Rr. S, r1anf bon Naltimores.gtsdubt. Ode Eaftis
msrs. uno O.. Qsulsetrats- Caaa. Is 9.&s.lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Serlanat int MQaemeimen.
S~teQenseiude:

Gte1Ieeeud
Gin iungtr Seuti6sr ipiuidt sine Steae alg
Subrmann poet fiji. ireenopslds Arbeit, pertt'bt
nit 9ferOsn um3ueebRn. Ra63ufrdssIt bel &arl
Gdiier, r2epcrings ooui,," 6ront= uro 5uDettcsS Str.
(I53-5)
SteI1eee d
Cine CANT, Der fran36fidsn Spru6e poGfontmen
md6tig, tpiini6t llnterri6tsfurpen 81 ertbeilsn.
Man ~aor.iFre: Dime. pooprsfi=Qoifon, SIR. 332,
Ct. 0aulz Strabs, @ail6)-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Seuur sic anSernGrts fanfen,

iolten Sic iene ioeben icrtie ~gsitenten prddttqen
Dreiftpdioen mpbtrntn @Guicr CIR. 1902, 1904 rno
1906, g8eit : Baltimore : StraBc. Ode Der Monroe=
Strabe, bcii6tigen. IN icpcr 1inii&t erfcr &lafe
ino bon Wtaginuis octorirt. &0nnen grunoj insirei
pier NIT irQeno ipel6em qctpiini6ten 8runo3ins be-
latct gefauft peroen. Sir bic @eiidtiqung tdali6
~ge0finet bon % bis !6 llbr Nadmitta9s. Weitere
Ausfunft ipirD ertbeilt an Srt unD STEELE poer bon
benz Gieentbiimer
6. g. gpaIeins,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Gutter Gatbihfag fir Samtctt.

Gs qisbt sint gdn,. aeibe BON Mitteln unO gBe=
gen, nm f5 -ein,n unabbdneiotm llntsrbllt 5u idai=
len; elmer Der an9ene6mten it aber Der beg Su=
i6nsipeus bon aitiDtrn. Sas rGlettrie &aop Sailor
Spftni,4 ME ss burb Gtdu Subtts eelebrt iDiro,
III arinplia, reel, prattiid, OtoHomii6 uno snt=
ipribt az ben petibisbtnen Stiisn lno gtobeu, Ole
eriftiren unO nod tommcn t0uncn. Siics 1T lttbf
81 tsrnsn unS sInmal eelrrHt, 1T e INNER nitsltb.
islbf, u,nn man paOur6 nibt ieinsn llnt;rbaIt psrz
Ditiisu niub; oern man fdnn ieins tig,uen RItiotr
sui6nsir IN unb %anpatn. Wteen geoinauitgtn uno
onpcrer ~Nusfunft fptrne man hh an N. %Seu6ers,
CIR. 212, orD=@barlsg=Stmbe. 6s qie6t fsin. bsi=
iere Belt aunl 9sqlnn. Wop4,iSo,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02

Wresn 5oosgfal Elm felt 81 Sabren ~tt1blirtts
unO iumos besabltnOcs 0etails9iqu6 raGsi6dit =
obtt gar; fir ben p~afenoen Wann cine trc'l'nte
@,Iegtnbsit. Ndberes in Nr. COS, @et=esrington=
StraBe, ODER bti Otar oouis Don DIR v6Ottibaits
Comp" lj2+D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
SbriHind @uff.

sc iorb um 20. Mai 1901 6ran Gbrifina @olf,
alter BON - 5abrsn. Sic Pesroiglng firott b { II t I
Sonutaq, Na6mittaes am 2 ubr, bonn Srausr.
bauis, CIR. 210, berldnesrte @uoionsStrabe, aus
itatt. 20
81. trausrnben @interbliebentn .
Q5l-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
3u %perfdufen:

Gin oroBsr Bargain. Cine Gurm bon 1874 Nd,rn
in etnent bodQcleosren uno g%eiunOen 3betle bon
bauie nit Z 3inlmsrn, @tinosbaus, Stul, Glsii6s
baus unO anosrcn decentralization, 90 alder in
&ultur, Der Tsf NIT Giten=, oidorpz nnO 6bsss
iut=gtlbholj b~eipadien, ciniee oapon itbr erob.
Sbtgarten nit Nepfel= uno 9irubdumen, ebrrio
9firfi6s, 3irids, Nprifoien= unp 9flaumbdumen.
9nr6 GueGsn unb StrDntt %brpdHsrt. paHsno fir
S6aaf= unb 9ieb3u6t, rbenio fir Milherci ooer
8ctreioebau. 6irden, S6uleu II. t. IN. in rer
gldbe. Gin ~iofortieer 9eprrbsr fann ben plas fit
$500 f%aufen, nit unmitttlbarer Seftbergreifun9.
Seoineunoen 5000 Saar, Der Geit in sebu iGbrli6et
3ablungen bon $50 nit 8iuieu.
e a mn 6. d i'll, Nr. 300, GauitablesGcbGuoe.
Q5O-2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Dr. i0m. Dfksr. s5 ot;ssi.. a ar,t;

Sp.sialif fur Wdnner. unS 6rau.ns
arantbtitsn. S.ilt in t~iir,sfttr 8sit eps
willis, ausi&lao, Sa!ss unb ftuubiranf'
b.iten, GusffaHe i.s,r Dirt, Stristur, Dos
i~utionen, uuosi. 6aipd4s, SmpotsHh
Ritr,ns uno Hlaisniran,btiten. Ctttts tn
Or. ged.r's anatomiiaen VeuisuH,, ri
T08, Gt=galtimprefrabt. SprsdfuHesn
bon 10 ubr MOrgsns big 10 ubr ADDS,
Mittpo6s unb Gr.ita9s BON 10 sls
llbr Wittaos uns bon 6 bis 10 et3eo
q, o. Tr. Stder's sane bett uni
ftbIbar i.oen gusilub. GsniultatiOH 'Ta'
(Wai25. IL, I&6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02

Ru6 qnnaSOIis. 9t. aopal:Stution, !7.05.
$50 BORN. Ganotn=st Station, 1920, 900 9orm.,
l2.l5, 500 Na6m. -o.
@erlaiien @amoens 5tation nap Jreoer,d' a.@
Born, ?9. As 9orm., !1.2O, 4.30 uno $50 ?aom.
Na6 Win3efs. !7.2o @orm., !2.4O, AIS uaS
4.3 Rad1ni. ,- uoo
rad mt. airp uno 3pii6sntatiOntn IS, 941
Born, M.0, ADO, $50, $3.50, "ll.9 Ra4m;
Ea8 Ga:cott=Gitp !7.30, ?9P WOrH., IN'
!4.3O. $50, $3.50, *11.90 Ia6m.
Ho6 Grrtis' gap, 1923 Born. .
mad qurap, mt. 3opalss Station, 1926 TaSnI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02

81 permfctben:
3irlmcr in Tr. III, Sito=Gd lboun=S trabs, Sd
)aus; 6lat im 1fp.iten 6iur ,ipsi Bstt3imrnsr
Ride NM 9snubuu9 zines mooernel
Sabt5immers; ftine Ginbsr. Q4l-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
yldrufano Sntitut.

Nughentnq Der S6ittrs Nrbtitsu Der DIAL itnO
;Seidnsn= Sdbule, einidfitBlih Der 9ilobanrr=Irbti=
ten Der seinebart=&laFc NIB D%ericniqtil BON 9aris
fir bag Sabr 1900 bis 1901 am Mittpcdb, Sonti'r:
TAG itno 6reitda, ben s., 6. unb 4. Snrt, BON 10
lttr 9ormittaqg bis 10 llbr Nberps, III Der 9aupt=
Gale ocs Slftithts. Gintritt fret. Ias Ynbli=
ftnl lift eineeia Den.
Scbu III. Garter,
DID 0orfter Ses Gomite's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Mnseissn. -Sn berfanien.


Su perfaufen:
u n~ieoriqem 9reiis oag Oreitodigs 6aus, Nr. 2G7,
fOroE 99oIfe=StraBe. nit 7 3immeru; 8runo3ins
lur 1925 1856
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
,Rpnal Slue'"9inie

nab p1tlopelpDld uHo y
Sefli9. StrL eGlioei. gss!;Dt n ;O'15l''
SaplOr i Siner -. *7S5g. $50 3 . S
@9o uim fS7insr ?9.529. ? 9.57 8. 8 s
Satior', SiHtt 1850 : 9. !1o:5t q q. . 70 "a e (
STAMINA Rocm Gintr Gufe *2.l5 g., *2.2 q. q.
~8O9oI !9imitsO, .Itgaut g G % - 9 "a % % pa
SSnii.tzIarlor LAB q. ASP q. 98
9arISt, Sin'5 nt;,, .S. g . SO. g : :. @ y g
SgG y .ySIoaong az. 80 9. +12.4 9. %
9TofaI.s5iafipaoqOns nab .@spsOOrts .fsrtig aura
gtisssn IN nj. @oDaI5Station UNI 1900 ,abtn6s.
imitation un0 Gbeher, ale anosrtn rjbt.
9rl. Gamoeu. 9erl. 0t. 8opnl.
nbifoDslpbia gffom. *S.05 9orm., $40 3.
TSsSSiiaStip5ia Grpreb -. !2.35 @u9m., go q.
9Btrostn 4fton. 49,. +5,l5 Na3m., 1920 y.
Stbiiobelpbia Gttpm. ?6.10 N6pg, ?6.15 y
NSidtt.9ireauE 1oropeft=Gde Galperts uno Salti4
,uorefrabe, Nr. 20l, StO=groaonap, ut. Gopala
stotion ODER GambensStation.
8. 9. Martiu,
Mor. 9ai. z48snt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Gus Seutihlano.

0euti9 : penniplpanier. @lemannen
unb Granten. = Oie Behanblung
frans1ff9er &riessgefangener IN
Deutfdlanb. - Die Mbitammung
Der bret Gebriiber Salomon. -
Ghmuoael.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
gu b%ermietbeu.


Su permiefben;
Gas stp'ite unb brittle Stodiperf, fir elm lenb=
ties 6abrifeei6dft pafenb. Nu6oufragcn III Nr,
500, NenniDlbania=N Denus. Q50-2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
2u oprfdtffeu

Sol5erne Cottage init II ,3intmtrr, Direft benz
Gnopunfts Der Hortb=Npsuue= StraBeubabu QeQsn.
iibcr. Qeft ~0ebdutss Saus in Q1albroot, aae Ieue.
alt Sequemlidttitcn, slettriibes 2i6t,
ftdotiibes Wafsr, Gas, Gouutp= 5tsusrn. Wi,pri.
ger 4rets. Sslep6On rNiabiiou" 524-Q., ooer man
iprtdt Dor in Nr. $500, 8ioae=9otnut,s @albrpOf,
ootr in Hr. $40, l1nion=5rufts@sbduot
f146-51l .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02

81 uerfaufen:
17-3l tinb 46 Ider: bitliq elm neues Saus
auf einem; billiQ, penn bitie g8pbe nod ,%erfauft.
3u %erfraaen bel Cannon, Nr. Ito, st. 9auls
Strabe, Baltimore. (Stt24, 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02

Cine felt breibis Sabren btttbenoe 9ddersi nit
Vtarftfano, 9fero, Q9aaen unD 9ripats&unosn.
9a65ufraacn bel 6. 6. eind & Co., Nr. III uno
1l6, Sio=Sooparos Strabe. (Suni4, Fro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
9. g. gpaleins.


Nr. Cos, Qaip= 9uilbitq.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-10-14

x" 1'st0 si4stlon on a g game
scale, contemplated on Long Is.
iand is promised early existence IN
Tact by Rufus L. Perry, a. negro
lawyer and politician of Brooklyn.
Details of his plans were given ont
yesterday. He said
"of the $4,000 required we
have $40, 900, aud will raise the
s25, 900 still lacking through col
ored clergymen | am sending into
the different States. We have 3D.
tons at So per acre on about 1900
acres OF land in South Central
Long Island. The fashionable
whites who now live in that section
will move out, and we will move
In when we want to expand our ter
ritOry.
"All Afro-Americans will be in
vlted to make home 10 the COLONY.
No cash will he required of them
aud money will be loaned to build
cottages, the borrower, taking an
insurance policy on his life to Sc
cure us. Honesty aud dec6rous con-
duet will be required of all settlers.
AS soon as either quality is found
lacking in one he will be kicked
ont of the colony"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-10-14
AS Things Are Explained

She-Why does a ship have to
weigh its anchor every time it
leaves pOrtY
He-Well-er-you see, the
weight is constantly changing on
account of the binnacles that grow
on it in the water.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-10-14

Special attention given to chronic dis
eases Of AL classes. Will visit any
part of the county to attend the sick
day or night Consultation confden-
tial Calls LETT at the Botica del
Leon.
OFFICE MILLER HOTEL.
Brownsville. Texas.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-05-30
Badger Building Opens.

Buffalo, n Y, May 23The hanging of draperies the
the Wisconsin building the PanAmerican exposition
shortly before today marked the completion of the
outside the CANALS which includes the section
for state and foreign buildings The building has been
occupancy and has
month"; and Wisconsin visitors have been received
but until this morning that final readiness
It canary coored building aside from the
buildings, and is the most conspicuous the grounds
decided the last meeting of the Board Architects
which it is built should be lily
and be closed for the of boats
Those from Wisconsin who have registered the building
dedication day Mrs j. NJ Green Bay
Prairie du Chen H. G. Campbell Milwaukee,
S. ShOehe Milwaukee; O. P Deand Appleton; A D. Land She
boygan j. c. Meyer Manitowoc Florence Hambrght Racine
W. A. Calhoun, Green Bay; Mr.. and Mrs Bonestel
Fairwaer; T. G. Buchan Racine; William Fesser Milwaukee,;
A j. Davis, Menominee Andrew NJ Johnson, Mantowoc
Zcer Waterown; Dr. c. Rche wife and daughter Apple
Richard H. Barry Eau Claire Alice Fnay, Rice
Webb SUPERIOR b. r. Hicks attorney general Oshkosh Emil
Giohann, Milwaukee; G. Hecht Milwaukee, f. T.
T. L. Smith, Milwaukee, Ray Hallnghead, New Lisbon
Talman Deavan; Dr. and Mrs H. A Gilbert Madison; George
Schenk Milwaukee; T. H. OBren Ehorn; A McDougal Supe-
rior Cook Eugene E. Danorth Ekhorn
pagh Racine; A. NJ August, Milwaukee.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-05-30
Gx-Gove1nor Oanne1. Dead.

Springfield, ILL.,, May 23-Former Governor John Tanner
died this afternoon rheumatism the heart Former Governor
Tanner had been bad health time He went Chicago
improved change seemed presage ultimate
who had feared for his health told by the
physicians that crisis if there had been and there
alarm Tt great shock friends
from the Tanner home Mes
hurredy sent Chicago and other points the state
kilograms of coincidence the rapid
Riley Tanner born in Warrick county, Indiana April
1874 brought to southern Illinois boyhood where he
grew up Carbondale In the
Illinois volunteers serving until June 1865 when he
transferred to the and finally mustered the
himself in business Clay county, engag
ing in the lumber business
The public positions held by him since the include those
Of Clay county, 1902 clerk of the circuit 1926
state SENATOR 188O83 and governor Of Illinois 18961900
Mr. Tanner received the appointment of United States
southern district of Illinois, serving until after the
President Cleveland 1885 In 1886 he the Re
and elected by large
majority In 1891 he appointed by Governor Fer member
railroad and warehouse commission but 1892 received
appointment Chicago continuing
in the latter office until December 1893.
1884 he member of the Republican Central
committee returning to that body in 1884, when he chosen
chairman and conducted the campaign which resulted the Re
publican that 1895 he received the
his party for elected John Alt
geld his opponent by plurality of than and
ortvo all of nearly 90 900 votes
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-05-30
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR
Something New Under The Sun. !"

All Doctors have tried to cure CATARRH by
the use of powders, acid gases inhalers and
drugs in paste form. Their powders drv IN
the mucuous membranes causing them to crack
open and bleed. The powerful acids used in
the inhalers have entirely eaten away the same
membranes that their makers have aimed to
cure While pasteS and Ointments cannot reach
the disease: Ar old and experienced practi-
clOner who has for many years made a close
study ana speciality Of the treatment of
CATARRH, has at last perfected Treatment
which When faithfully used, not only relieves
at once, but permanently cures catarrh by re-
moving the cause, stopping the discharges
and curing all inflammation. 1t is the only re-
the afflicted parts. This wonderful remedy is
known as '.Snuffies the Guaranteed Catarrh
Cure" and is sold at the extremely low price
of one dollar, each package containing inter-
nal ana external medicine sufficient for a full
months treatment and everything necessary
to its perfect use.
''SNUFFLES'' is the only perfect catarrh
cure, ever made and is now recognized as the
only safe and positive cure for that annOying
and disgusting disease. 1t cures all nf1am-
alton quickly and permanently and is also
wonderfully quick TO relieve Hay Fever or
cold in the head.
Catarrh when neglected often leaQs to con-
cumptiOn-''Snuffies will save you if YOU use
complete treatment which is positively guarn-
teed TO cure catarrh in any form or stage if
used according to the directions. Don't DELAY
but send forit at once, and write full particu-
Ia as to your condition. and you will receive
special advice from the discoverer Of this
wonderful remedy regarding your case with
out cost to you beyond the regular price of
Snuff1es' the Guaranteed catarrh cure.''
Sent prepaid to any address in the United
States or Canada on receipt of One Dollar
Address Dept. EDWIN b. GILES & COM
PNA4, $3.50 and 1892 Market Street, Philadel-
pha 4-l8th
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-05-30
Hev Same Lars.

Game laws as amended by the
Legislature:
l. The fish and game warden ap
pointed by the governor is to ap-
point two deputies in each county
and as many special deputies.
2 The deputies are paid a per
diam for the days they are under
direct order and their necessary ex-
penses.
3. Licenses for hunting game are
continued. Non residents to obtain
them of the secretary of state, resi-
dents from the county clerks, as at
present.
4. For hunting without license
the fine is from $50 to 500.
). Set lines may be used in the
waters of Big Wolf, Lakes Whine
bage, Poygan, Winneconne, Butte
dies Morris and rivers connecting
herewith, but licenses must be OBJ
tanned and ST license fee paid, and
% cents for metal tags to be at
tached to each 100 feet of set line.
Fishing in outlying waters will be
allowable from Nov. l to Dec. 10.
This conforms to the Michigan law.
6. The hunting season for deer
is the last twenty DAYS of November.
In Sheboygan, Calumet, Manitowoc
and Fon du Lac counties deer hunt
ing is forbidden entirely.
Z. Rabbits and squirrels are
placed under protection from May l
to July l. Mushrats will not be
protected at ALL
8. Guns, traps, boats and other
implements used in violating the law
and all game wrongfully taken may
be seized and confiscated and sold by
any warden.
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.. The provisions as to shipping
game are made more stringent.
There NAV be one shipment day in
the open season of not to exceed
twenty-five birds, this applying only
to woodcock, partridge, pheasant,
prairie chicken, grouse and plover;
aquatic fowl and snip may be
shipped to the number of fifty pro
vided they are accompanied by
owner. Deer Or parts of carcasses
and hides, heads of the same can not
be shipped at all from Dec. 5 to Nov.
3, under penalty of $50 to 500 and
confscation. Deer killed under
license may be shipped if a coupon
cut from the license is attached.
10. Hunting with dogs is pro-
hibited, except in the southern
and central counties, and dogs are
declared a public nuisance if found
running deer.
IL. Entering growing grain or
enclosed pastures without the
owners permission and hunting or
shadowing therein is punishable by
fine without effect on civil liability.
II. The transportation of fish out
of the open season is guarded more
stringently.
There is a general increase in the
fines and penalties with view to
making larger fund for protection,
as all fines and proceeds of confisca-
ton and license moneys constitutes
a fund to defray the expenses of pro-
lection.
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Ladies. Don't Worry. 1t Kills.

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by monthly stOppageS; therefore we
recommend and guarantee
DIR. LIE Dues Genuine French Female Regu-
lator" from Paris. France to cure and relieve
delayed monthlies, tardy and irregular mems
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irregularities and distractions of the mems
trual system or send free medicine until cur ed
If prescribed lot fails. This is no swindle or
fake and never disappoints; an honest reliable
reliable medicine Sent anywhere on receipt Of
price. 50. package or for S. Retail and
wholesale of Druggists, Owen. Frost & Co.
Washburn, 1.-TWO Stores; Bayfield, Pharmacy
Lignell & Sodergin, w. Superior: Max Wirth
Duluth
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-05-30

The Minnesota Linseed Oil Paint
Co.'S, paint is the cheapest because
it covers more surface aud lasts
longer than other brands of paints.
For sale by B. Ungrodt.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-05-30

Hats The proper thing-just what
you want, at |. Berman S new store.
in the Pauer building.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-05-30

The TINES is prepared to take
orders for binding of books and
magazines, and has an assortment
of samples that can be seen, and the
quality and style of binding select
ed. Send in your orders, and they
will have prompt attention.
The sun., 1901-08-05
HINTS FOR GARDENERS.

Sugar corn planted the latter halt
of June generally finds an empty mar
ket and sale at profitable prices. 1t
may follow peas or other early market
garden crops.
For the green pea louise Thorburn's
catalogue recommends spraying or
sprinkling the vines freely with cold
water. We have always noticed that
ice thrive in dry weather, but are
scarce in wet seasons.
Green clover makes an ideal mulch
for raspberries and blackberries.
Spread it two feet each side of row,
sufficiently deep to cover the soil and
keep it moist. This is only practical
on small patches.
The toad is the truckers friend and
should not be molested in the garden
or field. Fully ninetenths of its food
consists of insects that are injurious
to plants. We should forgive our
friend for taking in the other tenth
that is beneficial to our crops.
The timely and proper cultivation
of sweet potatoes by horse power rem
ders hand hoeing unnecessary. 1t II
an expensive mistake for grower
of this crop to neglect cultivation unit
weeds get such start that pulling by
hand and hoeing must be resorted to
Farm journal.