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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05

The Commissioners yesterday trans
miited TO the Senate and House commit
tees on the District Of Columbia the draft
OF a joint resolution TO permit railroads
in the District to occupy additional parts
Of streets to accommodate the travelling
public attending the inaugural ceremo-
MES" In their letter Of transmittaI the
Commissioners recommend the enactment
of the resolution They inform the CCm-
mittees that the resolution is in all re-
spects similar TO that passed on January
IG, 1897. and which contributed greatly 10
the public convenience and safety dur
ing the emergency it was designed to
meet.
The resolution provides: THAT the
Commissioners of the District OF CoIuIn-
bia are hereby authorized to issue to
steam railroad companies in said District
permits TO temporarily occupy additional
parts Of streets for the purpose Of ac-
commodating the travelling public attend
ing the inaugural ceremonies IN March,
1901. Provided That such temporary Oc-
cupati0n shall not exceed the period Of
fifteen days and shall be subject 10 con
ditions prescribed by said Commission
eFs."
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05

Dhoua 7iE4 u quart bottles Of the Wash
NUM- @AOE ington Brewing Co.'S Famous
For Rea@ Golden Hop BEER Tor 81 De-
Oi O~~A' Gvered in unlettered WzgonA
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05

The funeral Of Nj Proverb Burrows.
who died Thursday at TenIeytown, viii
take place tomorrow at 1.20 o'clock Mr.
Burrows was seventy-eight years old and
had been a lifelong resident OF the Ten
lcytOv district
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05
Cbe Gpeuing gimrB
SATURDAY. JANUARY ). 1901
weather Indications.
TEMPERATURE.

Fair tonight and sunday; colder tonight; north
westerly winds.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05

Mrs Elizabeth Ried died Thursday
morning at her residence il Langley, Va.
Mrs Ried was well known IN Georgetown.
The interment VIII take place Sunday IN
the family graveyard on the farm.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05

The Trinity Church mission services, TO
last for two weeks. VIII begin tomorrow
night. The priests who Will conduct the
mission this year are finer speakers than
have ever come TO Trinity. The sermons
promise 10 be powerful efforts.
The colored American., 1901-05-11
BASE BALL.
Wash. Us. Phil,
MAY IS, II, Is, 20.
Game c. lied at 80 P NJ.
Admission:
0B 81 50 OTIS.

.o,ond entertain ment will be given
= Trvrno,s Hall, ia D ftreet, Snutl
o,st Wednesday evening, May 22nd
-, dor the lyrimage OF Simon Con-
,,onderv N. l This committee " ii
ba assisted by the M mbeTs and friend
~ the Henderson, Gethsemane and MT
Cavalry Commando rles An evening O.
real , Ieasure is prOmis, d to IL who are
luokv enOuoh h to be present. The best
., order VIII be preserved. Re'res' =
roon,s in abun.auce md music OF
bind that tic and cher rs will be IN
ovidenea The II wing mmIttee OF
orrano-ments is a guarantee that The
sff.irWill b. \ success in Every psrtiC-
Ulsr;
Sirs H., r, Co eman, Chairman; A.
oIs, Ohter Cla-. d Freeman, John W
Frs.myp Jnu F n " lktrsOn. u
u HIDE, wond james II SD ilar. P. R
Sasar. Ja< Il Hill r l. Potter, c
Ker lie %cutr, Henry II B4DlS Nii
liam Gaskins, HanisC u Banks v li7r
G. Smith, c. T Buchanan, J. d Ho'
aid S r. Craig, P. Il. Sin mol 8, Afro
Mo,en L. Il. Wayne, b. Jsckop, q
Duncan, Geo. s NeWmsD, II. q. J."
ing H. SIN me. w. 8 u!tC q, j. W
ThOu paon, james E Ennis, a L
Hi Ks. Doors OF ell al 7.3O 0'cl0t K.
n 4
Admission III CtDI
The colored American., 1901-05-11

Persons having sent IN money foI
con,es OF April 18th issue Will / llea'e
10 natient as all orders will be d led a.
coon as our returrs arrive. This lssu'
which contains 1.-THE Critic Revealed
article by Bruce Grit was entirely sol0
a. ,'0'O if.
out,
The colored American., 1901-05-11
A Fact.

ThA Vero Dentist are extracting 'eeth
without pain, making Oesu.itt tha W
teeth aid filings an0 pulCUk Eron
double suction in l thelr pla'e sau1
with these odvantaRe uney d c"I pen
v0u money. Call now IL. y 8nt st0 & ore
ns lvania ave., Over DAVIS nA1 q ,s -,
Hours 8 q. No. to 8 p, m SunoaJ -
tn o. m.
The colored American., 1901-05-11
-0HK..rONUEN NAN EhD.

The Color d Auerican woulo ke
secure tie se'vice of good corfesp"i
dent tn wrile up he do nRs 1T he "a
in Atlantic NY. N. J Buffalo N
Philadel ,ria, Pa /; and 3 l''moIe, M
sa,isfs coy rra' gen ents will 'e n mad q d.
with ,he rlg It persons CorrerP"pf" &c
solicited.
The colored American., 1901-05-11

Don't fail to get a cory Of Mr. H''ye''s
hook "Colored Washington. con
riIatiop of the efforts the col'r d PEI :
ole of Washington ale puI'ihS l'''D
for their social bettermert, Pap
cover 35 cts, bound in cloth 6O cts'' a
2 HI .er 1857 9th street n W. IT,
The colored American., 1901-05-11

Only few apartments left at the
Linden and Har, wood, corner 3rd and
Oak streets. Prices leduced to $l4, $l6
and SIs per month.
The colored American., 1901-05-11
Notice.

AGENTS will obi ge Us when making
rstnrns. if they IL send in all copies
,Anrl13th uncut, as the Ell tire issue
;s soId out and some special orders re
main untitled.
The colored American., 1901-05-11
L, w, KNAPP, B D.
10 Cents


and yigOr, Simply send your name and ad-
dress 10 Dr. l.. ", Knapp, 1911 Hull Bldg,
Detroit Mich, and he will gladly seno the
free receipt with full directions so that any
man may easily cure himself at home. rms
Is Certaiply most generous ofer and the
,oll0WinV extracts taken from his daily mail
show what men think Of his generosit.
Pear Sir:-Please accept N sincere thanFs 8
for ours of recent date. have given your
treatment a thorough test and the benent
has bsen extraOroinar. 1t has completely
braced me up. l am just as vigorous as When
q boy and you cannot realize how haPpy L
am"
"Dear Sir:-Your method worked DeauI-
fully, Results were exactly what needed,
Strength and vigOr have cen pie e,retorneO
and sulArgemen is entirely SATISFACTORY
Dear sir:--YOurs wss received and hao
no trouble in II Rking use OF Il receipt ~
directed and can trufhfuuy say 1t Is q boon u
weak men. am greatly improved In size
strength and vigor,"
All correspondence is strictly conn0entlal
mailed In plain sealed envelope. Inc recelP
isEres Tor the asking and he wants sVery MAJ
g lave 80,
The colored American., 1901-05-11
IRE YOUNG tCIGBED AMERICAN.
For The COlored fmeIican.)

For The COloTed FmeIican,)
Now, after all is said an done,
Your mother is the only one,
The only one in all tn land
Thet strives t make the boy man.
She cheers me v hen I'm feelin' blue
She tells me that she loves me too:
An when darkness wales the dawn of day,
She ken make tn household gay.
Sometimes tn crops seem awful slow,
But mar ken make tn MELONS grow,
Fer when she takes tn hoe in hand
She puts t shame tn. farmer man;
An when I'm good sometimes she'll say
Come child t see tn possums play,
An then say, III be man"
An lend + her helpin hand;
Fer somethin' meath my troubled brest
Reproves me fer my selhshness.
Mar rises at tn dawn of day
And she milks tn COW an feeds it hay
B n then she gets tn ole wash tub
An she rubs an scrubs, an scrubs an rubs;
Then, when the washin' we'll begun
She calls tn family one by one
Come Sam an Lucy, an Jim you,
Tell your pap he better wake too;
Then mar will scrub all day long
Singin' an ole plantation song;
An eff you say mar, rest awhile
She'll answer with a pleasant smile,
Lands child, 1 amt tired. Are you?"
Look yonder at tn work t do.
Not long ago a pretty gal
Was lookin fer a life time pal,
An when | got in church, why she
Couldn't keep her eyes off me;
hat Chu recon when out of DOORS
She told t me'her noble cause
N was bout t make tn date
When my ambition lost its shape.
Fer somethin' meath my troubled brest,
Told me loved my mother best.
Now after all tn days work done
She washes our hands one by one
And then she gives US some corn bread
An after that we trot t bed;
Now mars left alone we say
| recon she's bout t pray,
An one night just peeped + see
Ef in her prayer she mentioned me.
| All! a noble prayer that night she prayed
T God in whom her faith stayed;
She prayed for all the neighbors poor
| Thet felt t wolf neer bout tn door.
An then she prayed, Make my boy man!
true I olored American"
| Amt AfriCs heart mighty right,
T claim a daughter of thet type;
| Fer in the sunshine an tn strife
! We breathed tn perfume of her life
Now, the ole man sits about all day,
| He lights his pipe an puffs away
| An then he says, - ell guess yes!
| Those crops are grine t bring sncCess,"
But he don't never pull tn weeds,
| Nor half supply my mothers needs.
| D. CLEVELAND SUAREz
The colored American., 1901-05-11

secure one of those lcve'y apartments
~ tho HareWCOd for $14 per month
The colored American., 1901-05-11
To Rent.

Room furnished for gentleman; reasonable !;
with or without board. Address l. E. z, this
office
The colored American., 1901-05-11

This is an excellert time to begin q
subscrIption for The ColOred American
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-10
SnterpeIGatiO D berf 9 D.
BEN.

2onDon, 9. Qlug. - 9uS Britt
f6e 9(u5pGrtige 2tmt bat an Cir @rz
nett Satotp, ben brttii9en 8e1anbten
in pefing, telegrapbirt, Inn bic Grim
De gu erfa6ren, aus nel9en er ii4 ipetz
qerte, bos 9ineiii9e 5riebensprOtofol1
gu unter5ei9nen. sSn 9lnbetradt bic
les l1mftanbes bat 2orb gran6orne,
l1nteriefretGr bes 2luspGrtigen, ben
2iberalen 6enrD g2orman erfu9t, feiz
ne oynterpe1ation i'm unterbaufe ii6er
Die 2lngelegen6eit Big gum nd4iten
Montag 81 Deri3ieben.
General Mei's expedition n.
Stems Tin, 9. Qtuguit. - @ez
neral Mei 1T bierAer 3uriifgefe6rt uno
bebduptet, 6unberte BON 8orern unb
8anbiten getOOtet ober 3eriireut gu
6aben.
Die Grnbteausf9ten Ger Tiibpefliz
9en 9iitrifte Der prooin3 Gbi 81, iOz
pie Der propin5 So Nan iinb ausgez
5et4net.
Ser Stanb Der Il n ter + n b.
lungert.
@af6tngton, 0.G., 9. 9lug,-
Die folgenbe genaue 0ariteaung gez
pifer g6dIen Der 9ineiif4en Ser
bunblungen pirb aus gutter Quelle
ausgege6en, um getpiiIe MiBberitdnb>
Mile gu beIeitigen, pe19e bur6 bic
perDffentli6ten 8eri9te binii4tli4 Der
mDgli9en l1rfa9en bes @er5uges in
Der nnter3ei9nung bes Prototols in
pefing 6erpprgerufen fein m0gen:
nQlqe 8et6eiligten iinb binii4tli4
Der 3oIItariffrage ritanben. Ser
gegenpGrtige Mertb5oQ loG in einen
ipe3ifif6en Surif nit ben Our4z
f9nitts 3oGIdBen bes gegenpdrtigen
@ertrugsturifs gu flint qrO3ent, effetz
tip, pertpanbelt tperben, unb Die Nrttz
tel, pel9e gegenpdrttg auf Der 5reiz
liite fte6en, iollen in bas neue fpe3tftz
f4e S9ema aufgenommen peroen.
Die nd6eren 8efttmmungen bieIes Or
ranqements fperoen aber elmer Spez
5ial Gommiiiion ii6erlaiien, ipel4e
fpGter bermutblt4 in Shanghai 5lz
fanmentreten ioq.
Die Details bes arrangements be-
5iigli9 bes 8erbotes Der @infu6r bon
S4uBpaffen, Wfunitton unb Matez
rialien gu beren Ser Ite[lung tperben in
etli9en WDnaten georbnet tperben. gs
ipirb bur9 baTelbe angeorbnet, baB
bon ben S9iffen Der MG9te 9ineIif9e
unb ausldnbii9e S9iffe bei9lugz
nabmt tperben fpqen, ipel9e nit ben
berbotenen Qrtifeln an 9prb in Die 9tz
neiii3en @etpGfer einluufen, unb oaB
Die perf9iebenen auslGnbii9en Gegiez
rungen nod S9ritte tbun t0nnen,
tpel6e i6nen bienli9 unb ausfii6rbar
erf9einen, um bic Musfu6r BON Wafz
fen uno S9ieBbebarf aus ibren refp.
2dnoern na9 Gbtna 5u 6inbern. uez
Der ben Wortlaut zines 4menbements
gu bieiem 4rtitel bes prOtotolls, bei=
fen @inbringung tiir3lt9 eemeloet
purbe. it bas Staats 9epartement
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-10
Nrne GoIofelher III Montana.

Setena, Mont,, 9. 2(uguft.-gin
niloes @plbiu9errennen na3 ben
Big Snopp Mpuntains 1T tiir3lt9
qur6 Die Gntbedung golb6alti9en&ua
pferer3es unb Sunbes perdnlaBt tporz
ben. 8un5e @tGbte ldngs Der Monz
tanaz8abn iinb i'm tpa6ren Sinn bes
0ortes entb0lfert, unb INNER ellen
nod me6r @olbgierige na6 berStGtz
te Der 6unbe. Die erite Na9ri9t bon
Der 8epegung ipurbe 6eute bon Dem
9(iffiftenten bes GountDzNnnalts 2es
mis- penipell bier6er ge6ra9t.
,Mon tbeilte mir nit, Elm gepiiIer
9(Ders babe reines &upfer i'm Sanbe
am G6arGeSzGreet nube ieiner Quele
in ben Big @nOpp W&Ountains gez
funben," fagte 9r, Penpea. sd fa6
einige 9roben bes Sanbes. 9erielbe
mar tpirfltd auBerOrbentIt4 reid unb
ent6ielt einige @olbt0rner. Gs folz
len peite Streden fol4en Sanbes
bor6Qnben Iein. Die 8eb0lferung BON
W2artensDQle, Sno Dot, 9arlopz
topn, u6et unb 8urneu lit fat gGn3z
lid in Die 8erqe qe8ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-10

bic nBeItern 2umber So" BON Port@
Lamb unb ni9t cine 8ant beraubt 81
baben. Oas @elb bat er feiner Nn@
sube na9 in Gbicago uno Oent1a<
lamb beriubelt, unb er mOAte leBt na9
ben Ser. @tuaten auriidgei4tdt tperz
ben. 0ie bieiige dmertfanii9e 9e.
ianbtfdaft bat Inn glustunft na9
8aTbinston telegrapbirt.
Neue .Snpaitpn Iene5ue=
las.
@illemftab, Snlel Curacao,
9. Qugut. = 9ie peneaueldnt13e He@
qierung bertiinbet, .baB etne neue sS1lz
Daiipn BON Colombia aus geitern IN
Der NG6e BON Colon unternomnle1l
purbe. Die Ginbringlinge peroen
pom &riegsminiiter Der &ePublif GOz
lOmbia befebligt.
8ene5uela's g 9ulben.
2pnb o II, 9. Quguit.-Ser 4gent
Der auslGnbiI9en 8onbin6uber tobelt
BON Caracas, bab @ene3ueld Die 3abz
lungen uuf Die auspdrtige S4ulo BON
1881 etngeIteut bat, iie aber binnen
Rur3em tpieber auf5unebmen gebenft.
(gene3uela lit iiberbaupt Elm f3le9ter
3abler unb lit nit ben 3inien tpieberz
bolt i'm 2uditanb geblieben. Die Gouz
pons bpm Sebruar 1898 purben er1
um bic Wfitte bes leBten Sabres, uno
bann nur tbeilpeiie, be5ablt.)
9e5u9tigte 6 an b allen.
Brisbane, 9. Dug. = Der fletz
ne beutI6e &reuaer nGOrmoran" LAM
bete auf Der i'm 8ismard Ir9ipel
aeleqenen SSn1el ct. Mattbtas na6e
Der 5tene, mo i'm @nfang bieies Sab
res Der &aufmann unb 5ori4ungsretz
fenbe W3enfe nit fetnem S6pager
Walt6er Garo unb einem Matrofen
&rebs ermorbet ipurben, Elm Cont
manbo, pel9es Ioglet4 gegen Die Sam
ntbalen porging, 80 berielben tOotete
unb II gefangen nabm. (lleber ben
8orfaG 1T mebrfd9 etnge9enb berlatet
lporben. - u. B. Reb.)
Srontrei9 berlangt Sc
f9eib.
garis, 9. Qtug. = Die fran3D>
it'd tiirtif9e @treitfruge, pel4e ben
Q(nfprii9en Der 9uaD Gompagnie in
Gpnftantinopel entfprang, mtro nahr=
ibeinlt9 prompt 9elDft perben. gBte
Der bieIige 4gent Der r@fociirten
9reIIe" i'm @uspdrtigen Nmt erfd9rt,
bat Der fran8DiiT9e W}iniiter bes 4usz
ndrtigen benz bieiigen tiirtii4en Sc
funoten mitgetbeilt, baB Srantret4
ipdteltens am Is. Nuguit cine Definiz
tipe 4nttport auf feline 6oroerungen
berldngt.
&ur5e & Bel bepef den.
Ser 9ampfer rSpbir," nit ben
6er5og unb Der 9er5ogin BON Gorne
| man unb Yprt an 8orb, lit BON pprt
2ouis, W1auritius, na3 9urban abz
| gefabren.
- SoIepb 5arnbaIe, tpel4er 5ur
3eit Der 5enierbepegung, in mel6e
ggan, Salp unb Gallagher pertptdelt
| naren, g6efzgonfabler BON 8irmtngz
bam, @nglunb, mar, unb BON Dem eS
bdmafs bieB, ,baB er bic 8er14pDrung,
| bic Der Grbebung gu @runbe lag, an
ge5ettelt babe, 1T geitorben.
- Qn Steqe bes dusgef6ieoenen
| Jinan3miniiters 8auenborg lit Sig
nor Yaolo Gorcuno gum italienii6en
| 6inan5minii ter ernunnt. Garcano III
| M}itglieb Der Oeputirtenfammer.
Bring gilbert BON 8elgien, So6n
bes 86nigs 2eopolO, ftiir8te geitern
| na9e 8riiifel gelegentli6 elmer Spuz
| 3ierfa6rt nit feinem Nutomobil in Ell
men @raben unb fam unter bic 6a6rs
maI9ine gu Iiegen. @r erlitt iebo4
feline eripdbnensnert6en 8erlebungen.
| - Nus &openbagen fommt Die
Na9ri6t, bag bic Ruffen i'm 8egriffe
| iinb, ausgebe6nte Nfilitdr WtanODer
| -, cS;r,Ioo6 -, norop4oI4o,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-10
Carrie Natinn's 0atte fIagt auf
Sfrihuna.

Nl Nlebictne 8 bge, 8s., 9.gtua
QUIT. = 0dbib Nattpn, Der 9atte Der
berii4tigten 3emperen3zMegdre Garz
rie Station, pel6e ii6 CUR 3eit in
Siberia, g., auf6dlt, bat cine S9ei=
bungstloge gegen Oiefelbe eingeleitet.
Qlls 9runb fir feine Sluge giebt er
an, baB bic Srau ibn gum Spott Der
2eute gema9t, t6re 5eimat6 berlaIz
fen bat unb ibre 9fli4ten 9egen ibre
EnmiIip bprnnG1l1f1int
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-10

Sr. Mobnab& Co., Rsp=Qorf.
gBertbe 6srren! = S.t fan stusi Snbrtn mar i1
froni unb bub. siuius Der srtabrenten ssrote IN
ben @treintoter Staatsn su &otbe gesogen. S9
booste uub trauf beibes NaFsr in ben Sot=Sprtngsy
Wri., ober anes i6ieu BEL mir isinen SrtOia ~
6ubeu ats i'd Sbrs an,siat, btmerite, bst@lOs
ids, nit Sbren 9ittn einen 8sriu6 5u ma4sn nno
otbrou6ts i'd nabtlu sns Sba6teln. Sd BabTt
iipei giuen Dor BEN e6lufenosben unb zine nod
s.m arhbiad uno bobsn mir oieislben mtbr gut
ottbaH, ols ireenb Gtrpas. mas i3 bisber ees
brou8t babe 0l.tn 2tiosn btttano in elmer 9'bsrz
tronfbeit NReint 9uut unS meine 4ugen toartH
can, ucfb; i'd bate i4!dfri9s 9stibls, mar 'pis
Elm gstrunftnsr, bate S6mersen btrett aber benz
Rub.l. ocrope als ob bic Go1t oui ben Maesu
bride. Mtine GiHsepsibs pareu iebr oft psrs
Nppft Wein Nunb uuo bic 8unee tparen meiiena
tbtits ent,iiubet appstit par aDar gut, ober eis
Wabruna tDnnte nidt ntroousu uno lag f6Der i'm
Mdosn, 10 bob oisislbe INNER pteesr empor fam.
Sd tOnnts uur l,ibt btroauli5e 0abrung 5u mig
nebmtn. gitte i6idsn Sic mir BEN rRatboe6er.a
. a9tunesbo! Ben Sau9e
SOt=Sprines, Irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-10
Erieeri6 Ger 6rpAe

iouts pom Raisr yoiepb Osm 9peitsn BON Cejfrs5,
Strisfbe poae mnier ibon ben siDsten S9ritt tbuH,
bsuor sr Osn tritsH asmabt babe. fSsrei 5oitpbe
oebt es eetua uHttr ben Rrunfen, Dslbe nit odz
norrboiOen bsbaftet fiuo. SbHe ben erten S6ritt
Der usbsrleeuHq gu tbun, ouB IS elm sinljse5
,uOerliifigss oeilmittel Qiebt ndmi9 Or. Sisboe's
Audi,iis, lduitH fs in tbrtr Notb gk:b Don tiitsm
,um anoertn Gulfialber, um mad hanger unHotbiger
Gual f5lisblib bod nod CUR erfen ueberlsgun5,
finoen Irobrn frsi oerian0t BON 3. 9sufasottr &
g., bog 2il6, RsD.9Ort. C9i,So, 81. .8&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-10
90 " YiQelt

r.bmen, neld5e bag sbfttm i6H:n bon ausn shEc
oenannt.n 9si6Dsrosn betrelsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-10
mnbebagem
tta0-
oe,1t @jie,t.

n,rfpn,n, tpelGs mad bsm GHen nnbebnesn Osr'
ipiirm init ,tutm Gtiii5l Der Yolbsit uuo S9ners
lrb fus4ds 6dnfie finbtn, bab bic Rdbrunu pit slE
ibpsres Gspi6t i'm Nog.n ltsgt ooer Dsl9s an
6artltibiqfeit SdmOrrboiOeu, Slutanorone i'm 8o'
BE, MQosuidurt, Rauiea, eOsbr'nnen, a0ptiSm.sa
,rn ebibtu gestn R0brune, gosartiO'm auttobtn,'
br,I6tud6s oeer SatrltIopf,n trftdtnOtn unS be-
Aeien an ehpiuod i'm 2Opi., S3lsisr boz ben
Guosn Gtebsr uuO bumpfen S6mer.en i'm RopTe,
Woroel an 9rfpiration, gtbsr SautfGrbs, S3wtra
aen in Der Stit, 8ruf in ben 9lleo'rn unS
SlDsli5,n qnidasn bon 8ibe ltibsn. iOaten sinies
9oien Ron
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-10
ut1o aller cSe6erfeioelt.

ni6t unterri6tet, ober fein 3ped
f6eint 3u Iein, baB bic 4ineiif4en 8ez
b0rben aufgeforbert unb Derpfli6tet
tperben ToGen, nit ben oerf4ieoenen
MG4ten CUR 9urdfibrung bes @erz
Bots sufdmmen gu ipirfen, ipo3u itb
bic @ertreter Gbina's bereits i'm Prtnz
alb perftQn0en baben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-10
0erfwiirbige @irfuHg eiues Slib-
idlIaas.

Stbuca, H.@g, 9. Quguft. =
Q(m &anbe bon San Greet Gorge BEL
6teiiger Stabt purbe Sri. 2Gegra
Gg9leton Seelpe, Die Gntelin bes 6iz
itorifers unb Nops1iiten Gbp. gggles
ton, tobt uufgefunben, unb man
nimmt an, buB iie bonn 8ltb erT9lus
gen tpor6en lit. 5br &0rper bling an
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te 8aumtpur5eln pertpidelt bate,
pG6renb iie ii4 uuf einem Spa3ier>
Qdnqe befdnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-10

9enf, 9. Dug. = Der internatio<
male 8otanifer>@erbanb bat feline Or
beiten beenbigt. Die @ereinsartifel
purben i'm 9rinaip Dereinbart unb Ell
nem 4usiduB iiberpieien, Der iie gu
elmer Contribution perurbeiten fo1.
Der nd6fte GonsreB pirb i'm Sabre
1905 in Wien ftattfinben. Die bier
antpe1enben Mmerifdner paren Prof.
Wiliam 9ilion Garloip bon Der 9arz
barb llniberiitGt, YrOf. SbomiDn
Duncan BON Baltimore, 9r. S9renf
BON ct. Qouis unb 9r. Winrria BON
Heip=Qprts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-10
81. 9abrgang.
@a1timpre.c Chin. sabn.@anetin.

$500 pcn Baltimore nacb Mtiantic &itu
umo suriid itben 6reitoe uno Samitag. Siaete
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oiiifia. Rpbal Glue=~Sitnt.
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faniici,en Wus ffeIluns in Buffalo unb aurid
ON A. 20 uro %. gaauit unO T., TO-, 10.
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bic Riidiabrt Eeben Gage eiilte, eini6liebl;6
bes Cages neg 0srtaufs, aIi alen 9ieen, ben
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duseenpmmen.
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Iurud GamtaQs unb Sonntags, eultig bis
ium foleenben Nontae inclufpe Gae 3iigs,
NIT Ausnabune bes pRordl 2imtto.H t222T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-10

paris, 8. Dug. = @uf Der bieiiz
gen 8Orie bieB es beute. 9r. Stepn,
prGioent bes Sranie 6reiitaates,
lei i'm 9egriffe, ii9 bem prGitoenten
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-16
TRANSMISSION ROAD.
VIII Ask for Land Grants Like Pa
cific Roads.

Denver, Nov is.--President J. J..
Frey Of the Trans-Alaskan Railway
company, has gone 10 Washington and
will be followed In few days by other
officials OF the company. The officers
OF the company go TO Washington to
work In the interests Of a bill granting
TO the company every alternate Sec
ton Of land on their right Of way
through the peninsula. II is claimed
that the new railway will be Of great
benefit to the government In the
transportation Of troops, munitions Of
war and mail, and that the company
Is entitled to the same subsidy as
granted the Union Pacific when that
road was built through the Western
States. II Is the intention 10 connect
the Trans-Alaskan road with the trans
Siberian road and 10 settle majority
OF the lands Of Alaska with immigrants
from Russia, Sweden, Norway and
other old countries.
Y. 3. Granger, general manager OF
the company, who has been In Denver
for some time, will leave the first Of
the month for Seattle, where he will
open general Offices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-16
I'LL Stuffed Up

That's the condition of many
sufferers from catarrh, espe.
cially in the morning. Great
difficulty is experienced in
clearing the head and throat.
No wonder catarrh causes
headache, impairs the taste,
smell and hearing, pollutes the
breath, deranges the stomach
and affects the appetite.
To cure catarrh, treatment
must be constitutional-alt
alive and tonic.
III was afflicted with ca,arrh. tock
medicines OF different kinds, giving each
fair trial but gradually grew worse until
could hardly hear, taste or smell. l then
concluded to try Hoods ssrsaparilla, and
after taking FIVE bottles was cured and
have not had any return Of the disease
since" EUoESE FORBES, Lebanon, Kan.
IL had catsrrh In the head and throat.
Had a bad cough and raised blood. My
husband persuaded me 10 take Hoods sar-
ssparllla and II has done me 80 much good
advise all TO take II. When ! began lis
use | could scarcely walk and had head
aches. II has cured and built me up 90 |
can do all my own housework.p MRs. BuoH
RupoLrn, West Llscomb, n. S.