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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

.-ac ynrd--Al The merccrzed white Walstlnss and
Fabrics In fancy designs that cost to Sho
a yard. s.8 &asg sls 88& 5e
19c yard-Importcd Mcrcerizcd W,aistings, il
fancy weavcs Of almost endless variety, a $50
valuc.
&C a yard-Whte Satin Stripe Madras, best
12hc value.
Ioc a yard-Importcd India Linons, soft finish,
same quality always sold for lSc.
Cohen's Embr oidery Store
Is not TO be overlooked. There is half-price rca-
son for it, which you can measure by any store III
town.
&C buys Embroidery values up to &c a yard. S
You can spend SC, 7c, &C and s2hc and up to
25c and get l.nbroidcries to half a yard III width
at the latter price in utter disregard to import
price.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
These Veilinss Are Yours
for Very Little.

Ten pieces Of black. with dot and gray
and white Fish Net Yelling. good Csc
value. IL t-2c yard.
Maline Net Yelling, for tulie rosettes
!n black. white. blue and lavender: spe-
cial price. &c yard.
One and half yards long Ready Made
Wells, in black, blue and brown, with
chenille dots, at Zoe a veil.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Cohen's Toilet Prices,

Bring your bottle and buy Pink Rose
Extract. &c an ounce
All White Rose Glycer!ne soap 100
Two-quart Fountain syringcs and Hot
Water Bags guaranteed good 7sc value,
SOC each.
Table OF Nail. Hair Scrub, Tooth
Brushes. sample lot; also Whlsk Brooms;
choice. any. lOc.
Rubber sponges, special price Zoe for
q a1c article, %aa
Table Of Assorted Toilet Soap. special
price l-:c a cake.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

rhc spirit that prompts great buying has again leg tie WY
~ fnnon nrce such as few houses in this country are III posi-
~ - n;ov The store pushed up to mammoth stock Of
H. newest and most exclusive styles Of which WILL present
of he wonder price work that engages the order Ct the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Wanted Little Things.

Black Head Mourning Pins three boxes
for 30.
stoekinet Dress Shields, No. and No,
8. for no pair.
Nickel Safety Pins, three dozen. for no.
Twelve yards Itoll Tape, all sizes, 90
"A roll.
black ana White Cotton Elastic, oil
widths, worth &C., Sc and loc; cho'ce' no
q yard,
Three special tables OF White Bead
ing, 2 I &c, o. and &c piece OF SIX yards
$500 Umbrellas to Be Sold
A manufacturers entire stock
at prices from 4oc 70 75c on the
,dollar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19
Nn aue beuti6eH 0eier
int norOwefli1en
5taOtt1eil.
9Iuf bic uielcu ScidmcrOcu ii6er

9Inf bic uiclcu SciduerocH ilber
nurcaelmafigc N6licfernng SeS
,9cntIdJcm GOrrcipOHScntcn" int
nOrSiucltIidcu StNOttbciIe SurdD bic
bort GngcItCltcu SrGger tritt bon
Gcutfc at clue NeuOeruug in Der Nbs
licfcrnng cit, lucldc in 3nfnnft alien
8cIdmcrOcn H66elfcn uiro. @ir
bitten SGgcr nllc SeIcr, iucldyc Den
yTentidJen GOrrcipOnoCnten" i'll Der
uGdDitcn @OdDc nidJt r~cdJt5Citig nno
prompt CrBHltcn, ms frcnnolidDit per
SclcpGon Uocr per SOitfGrtc ION
irgcnS meldJen DISQUALIFICATION
iOfort III &cuntnif 5n ictcn. Sic
ScIcpbOn Nummern iino m Der
Spite OcS glottcS nnf Der lcttcn
Seite anscsc6eH. %OittGrteu luOIIc
man gefGaigit aOrciiiren:
90. Saline,
r9cntidIer Correspondent"
Ill, ct. Sanl Str, Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19
StaOt Baltimore.
TaS Wcttcr.

Sir MnrplonO un0 0cu Qiitritt
Columbia ih6ncS @Cttcr mo irii6c
nor00itli6c Min0e.
Ger b0ditc (bermometerItulo mar
81 @ro0 INN I llbr NodDmittogS.
Ger nicorigitc SbcrmonleteritonO
iunr 4G @rnO I'M ! llbr MtorgenS.
N}ittlercr 9orowctCritono 1904.
Ger nieOrigitc 3bermomcteritono
ser lcBten 81 Stunoen in nodiol'
neu0 1Cnoultcn StGbtcn iuor: Goit'
port 80 Wrnb, Sortlnnb as, Bolton
81, Nlbom 10, Ncu- Dorf 80, Ybilo'
6elpbio 80, NtlonticaG Sin 30, Woibs
inoton 10, Norfolf 46, &otteroS IS,
Charlotte Is. Milmiu9ton 56, Gbors
leiton 81, Sopon1oh 66. Sodiouuil'
lie 20, acn.g9cit rs, Ntlonta 80, Nclu-
Orleans 81, montgomery "a, YoIc.
itine 81. DoIpciton IS, Corpus Gbri,
It'll so, MicmpbiS 80. Cincinnati IS.
Hittobllrg -, 0puc9o rs, Buffalo
IS, GlcpclonN IS, 0ctroit 81, NIpclu
80, Muraltcttc -, @reen 9oD 90,
Chicago 56, Gulutb 80, ct. YouI IS,
Ct 2ouiS 56, anninS.Gitp 81, Smo.
ho IS, @iamord IS, @iQiiton 80,
0ourc 2S, NcIeno 26. Solt 2ofc 2S,
Genocr so, Nortb YIotte If, Gob9t
56. NmoriQo 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19

CAN'T Of ei6en an &or0t=
nal 8ibbonS. - Goroinal 8ib.
bons, melder olt Den SricoenSsGons
greB i'm Snng ein S6reiben acridtct
bate, III iueld)en er sic EoIitif ser
belgiiden 8caierunq i'm Gongo.6reis
Itodte pertbcioigte, bot Elm Shreiber
bonn bef9ifden @eionbtcr, 9nron
Mtonfeitr, erboIten, morin er ibut
oen 9anf 6cs &onigs Qeopolo aus
ipridt. Ser 9oroinol ermioerte our-
feno, inoem CT erflorte, es lei ibnt
cine %ongenebme Rflidt gcrpelen, fir
einen Souperdn eill5utreteu, meld)cr
idon 10 piel fir sic Snde beS G9rt'
Itentbums utb Der Civilization &c
tban babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19
@rORc Gr6ffnnng
OOn 8nSOlpb Scrscr'S Rcltaurant,
1909 &nnf'S trafc, beatc ben gan.
sen Sng. NQc wilfOmmcn. (292-3)

CONCERT Soiiou, - sir sic
%eobobp Gon3crtioiion hot Yroi.
8on0olpb iol0cnOeH 6rcitoga. Yro.
grolnm oui0citcllt: %. Sftober-
Nr. unb 6rol Charles Iabolo, IA.
rlton mo Sopron; #. 9touember--
gleronocr Wuilmont. Gr0oniit; %.
9topcmher - Nnton Mcttina, GelliIt,
Tltrco Z. @oOolUin, EioniIt; 9. DC
SENDER - !. =. @uu Nulitcun, BIO.
limit @Uuoro llrodmou, YioniIt
4. &omior-&oici Noimon, Tioniit
20. &onuor-Gliuc MeoN, @ioliniIt
Mnrion e. Nous, |ioniit; 3. 6cbrltol
- Sooio Barter, 9ob. aeqep Cole
8enor; Il, 6ebruor Gulouuc
@ao, Viuniit; 3. Ml0r5 6rib arcia
Ter, 0iolinlit; Sorolo Houoolpb, 9i
oniit; II. @tGr5 - Grncit Sutd)cIol
8ioniit; 81. NtGr5 - Gtta be Mont
jul, Sopron; I. gpriI - 8looimi
De Yadmnnn Yioniit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19

3u Ghrcu SECS Der it 0 b G.
men Srn. 6rOuf Q. Worri,
o II, oeS Sltperilttcnoenten Der SRA,
rDlGnocr 0linoenidytlc," ucroen i'm
In5ei0entbcilc OeS oGcutidcn GORE.
lpon6entcn" cine Rcibc Sruller6e.
id)liiiie per0ffentlidt, ouf pelfe an
Oieier Stclle bcionoerS bingenieien
miro. Giciclbcn crgebelr, in iuic bo-
Der Yhtlurg Der @eritorbcnc geiton.
0Cll bat.
Htccn5 NppIitutioncn
al Qcmiccn Die Spiritlto.
Observation-Disclosures bat ocltcrn iolocn.
DC N%ppIitationcn mn Spiritltoicn,
Slccn5en o61euicicn: &. NebSuid,
ytr. 1928, Nlicconna.S trobc; Geo.
Srolpn, Nr. 1926, Iisouitb. Strobc;
Wftd)oel Nfc2ot9blin Nr. 30, Col.
pbtn.StroBe; Conrad Sdnmot, Hr.
SS3, @eIt-2omboro.S truBc; @nn. 6.
WorcbetrL Nr. 301, Siio Sutton.
Vicente, nno v@otd)cIor GotiIlion
Club" Nr. 1888. Spion.S troBc.
3ndcr miro biIIioer. -
Hnr1llllrter 3llder 0ill0 oeItcrn l,nl
~ GcntS pro Sunocrt |iunb berob.
Gt9cntb ii mcr iir Sdube
-
0e1udt. - Die GoIi5ei oes iiioli.
d)ell Ntltritt& illdt Den gigentbiirncr
bon oret Foor MGnncridubcn nit
Der Marie D0rcmium," sic g~eItern
oe'll Htc9er Charles IoonlS obac.
llollll1ell lunrben. goontS batte eilt
Eoor Der Sdi,bc, bic $3.50 mcrtb
ZEN 'olIcL fiir Toe. an eircn N1t.
ionorel1bonoIer perfouft. Sic beioen
o''oerc1 Noore milroen nod in lei.
mem SeItb geiunoerL, oIs man Sen
''e9er lur9en ongebliden 0iebitobl5
perbaftetc.
M1t 5moIi 6inqcrn un6
"''I 0epel1. lSit Der WDdje
demonstrating ocs ,anaemei.
He'I @torpldnber @oipitals" fpurfc
an San'lta9 bon Der Negcrin Names
@arner Elm Sabp acboren, oas apoIf
olll9er linb 5luolf 3cbcn NIT IN Sies
.ro''Ge @arllnlert6ol hradtc. 9ic bel.
oV" Mlftel''ll1er, rcip. ;3eben, inn
ooil 9lclter 9anac. ltno cine 4.
Sfrablcn.E benefit. ooi,
orc anoden III &Gnocn nl,b Siifc,
9uI elliipIdclt iinb. Sic Grtra.6it,.
ger i'i'o 'Seben iino 70 ~ipnrmetrifd,
gu oeli allherelt. oub man tic, ipic es
loilt III abnIidcn 5daen acid,ieht
n'd)t anlpltircn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19

Don Scnricttc u. Mccrbcimb

BON NCnricttc u. Wccrbetmb
iii Elm ailnitlcrromOn aus Dem Scbcll
Scr @c0cmmart, iciiclno III Der Sd)ll'
6crltud Oc3 mritoliidcn Scbella DER
Rcid2ho1lptitoot ulo ourcacno III Der
Iiiuc Der mc0outcl. Gr cr5oblt Den
2cbcnaaouQ elmer iulNcn Gonlc, ole
itd Don Ocu ,%briQcu trenlt. nm lId)
Ser S1ulit ut mcibcl, mo Der III
ibrem pcrgcblitcu &ingcu nod &oII'
cn0tng elm poIl 9cid)iittclt A{oB polt
GnttduihmQcu 5ui0lIt. 9lu Ocm
@ciipirl onocrcr lcrnt lie cnOIit) eir'
ie6cn, DAB crit oo9 2cbcu init lcinclt
@ilidten fonlmt - oom Ole Stunt.
@citiibt Ourf Die @eOul0 mo Die
@roBmttb eiues crit ungeIiebten @ot'
len, orbcitet lie iif sur leeliIt)cn
9Giltcrrmg mo 5lnu mobrboitenSliit
Clnpor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19
@iQiac Mciic nadl NcutidlIanb.

Shiffsfarten foTten ictt MIR 500
fir Observation-Disclosures bon 9altt.
more na1 Bremen. @eeen meiterer
anSfnnft ucnoe man iid) an Tbeo.
s. 9iener & 6 o., ia Sit.2er.
in9ton.Str. 3immer Nr. g.. QS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19

@oIc2Iolp 9olufa5o, icinc 8ran aotic,
icinc Ginorr Roluno 6rcocrif, See
&cou mo MuQocc George Tniut3jo
eiu @cilld eingcreid)t, ibrcn lmaltS.
iprcflihen rltiiiifcn 9{nmcu IN Oclt
bCiIcr bcfonmtcu dmcriturii6cn Nns
men Smitb um5lmon0cln. Ger
alGgcr ioNt, ooB i'm nid)t mn icinc
amocn mltcr Dem id)Gncn Nulncn
Gee ). Smith fcmlCu, ionOcru Oob cr
olld, lultcr Dem Nonnct nerbcirat6ct
mor0en lit. Der Hidter iettc citcu
Sernlilt an ben If. gtoucmber fcit,
al meld)enl CT cntid)cioen mill, ma.
I'M Dem &rnid)e Der 0amfs5oS nidt
nndgetommcn meroeu iollte.
SnCorporation.
Die o&ombcrgcr g 2pid = Morbo'
lilo = 60" sur @eritcllltng bon flint.
lihcm Wormor lit BON ocn foIgen,
ben Eerionen incorporirt Woroen:
Otto aombcrgcr, Gina 2orr, emma
q. SEED, Conrad Rippmon mo MI
TONS 3lpif.
@erionolnoti5cn. - Gr.
@oltucrnclr @nt. Eintncp @bptc 1T
bon ieincr Gonr oilrd) TirQi-
nien nit Dem observation-disclosures,
Gonoiooten $. Is. Gapi$ nod 9aI=
ttmore 5llriidgcfcbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19
ScrabaeieBte Gaiiitenprcilc

bon Baltimore naf Bremen nit
.Norooel,tid)en 2lopo~ 0nnpferll
$31, mit0 ampfcrn oMoin." a3bcin"
uio .Nedor"% $33. SbeooorS $.
Iiencr& 60, IA Sit-2erili9tpn,
Strabe, Simmer Hr. 3. obi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19
Genns's feline aer6itete Gaffces

perocn in olen Stabttbeilen BON
Baltimore ~perfauft. Ole nor5iiglide
0ltaIif1t u,b m6Bigen Ereiie MAIDEN
6ieielben gerabesu beriibmt.
6. :. acnns &c., Sbec, aaffee, 3nfcr.
(NpriI5 iDiCoSnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19
StGrfnna Der @cinnoheit

finoct man in ei1cm @loie 9ier ans
Sreo. 9ouernldmiot's Dgnericoll
9roiicrei." Nus beItem Sopfen mo
Mulj acbraut, oilirnilirt lid leid)t
init Der Nobrung u1to lit Dem Id)lp0d)-
lid)iten Mogen 5ntr1glid. Sroiterei
1104-1126 Siuen.Str. S~elepbon
6. & g. 1854, Mo. 1891. (293)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19
Webt nadl Der @eltansltcanng.

GS lit Die erobte ienials perail.
italtete Sfanitelluna. @orsiialiher
Observation-Disclosures oltf Der Remit
lplpouia Giienba)u." (290.2I6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19
.aabor . puccu,t f. Sane."

,aabor : 9uccnm : Snle."
Sic neu oefurirts Sale Ut fir
Safe nnS Observation-Disclosures biz
lie 80 ucrmirf9cn. On erfrascn bei'm
Iermaitcr. (Sept6, iaE ,1M)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19
Snline Sebbel, bcutid)er Vbotoaropb,
321 3.s8ag. Strafe.

NUUtItIUIUtI INIT 9I VTU NUBrHD.
sSn ennnilirten poolen 9iloern iin6
ihone 9terbeiten ermGhne1sipertb.
2cben5grobc Ghotpnropbicn nno
fiinltleril6 uolletoete Gopien alter
9iloer IN GroDon, @aiieriarben, Gel
niib 4aiteIl Gin S%pe5ialitGt.
ban urrseiie midyt, uorsniprcdJen.
do
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19
9lithuOdL Den 10. cftO6cr 1904.
1Intrrhn[tnnns . @cnluciicr.

p@uNi. ainSrmie." - Gicic 9Sonc: v3dpfrH.
fireih".
.6bnic'S Sbenttr." - Nicfc 18obe: She
Gulubou uHo the yGoO'.
n9tudlel 8uloltctu". On
oSurn'S Spcrnhauc." Gttie HSoHe, "$''
9duteC GuHlul".
yWiarllnno'5 bcntcT," Gicie gSo9e; S"Iota
biIesloriteluuacH u.-,. I'm
,NuSiiurinnt. " - ElClc g"otc. "N'l!2 ''IH
he @irlS".
,,NlnncH'S SbcatCr," Glt'f tsod't' .-I'v
little Sutlpr l'Oue".
p5rpgiuW'6 rnuen'gerciH." DlihpoH 9sH
~. Cfiobcr, grp6e5 g%tlitCrlr "copper" liio Vau
in Der 4. Srubiune Sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19
@ns lit Wnth?

Wetm ntolt nad)ocm mani Srnnt
Stcil'S 9icr getrinten bat, nod Elm
nnocreS @ier ais bciicr riibmt. (290
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19

ton, No, 0ercn Sab mo Gut Der.
bronntc, GeItern eincn Gbed iiir
S36S, ooS 0on5c GrgcbniB Der Silent.
lld)en Sollette 0cS pcrmoncnten Niir.
ger 3 l(ntcrltiitul1S e Gomitc'S. Ger
Wtopor lfrieb Nrn. Ncnfin2, 0ub cr
oen Stoht 3 Grofurotor Bruce ollf.
torocrn lueroc, cine Niu oltSiuorbei.
ten, Die Scgislotlr IN 1906 crit.
demo, Srn. SenfinS Die iibriaen
$1632 aus DEM Der Stobt uerlpilia.
ten llnteritiibun1S 2 6ono bon $3.50.
600 5uriid5u5oblcn.
Die 8oieritcuer.
@r. Glorfe, Der Collector ser @ol.
'erlteierlt iogte geitern 9lbeno, Dor,
Den 524 SouSbcliberr. ipcld)e aeitern
Dor 10 So9en mnod)rihtiqt lporber
tporer, Dob linen ole @oiierpuiubl
III 10 So9cn cnt5o0en perbcn lpiirbc
. mclm lie bis oobin nidIt ihrc @olicr
) Iteiter iiir 1904 5oblten, icicn MIR 4
Der NitTtorhcrltng nid)t nohgcfon,
) men mo oielen fl rpiro Ole @oiier
+ 5uiubr beutc Morgen ent5ogen lpe,
/ ben, gs linb iolpeit 5000 Sousb,
iiker, Die nit Der Woiieriteuer it
Niiditonbc limo. bepod]ridtiet 100
Den jeoen fa9 5p. 3oS @Oiie
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-05
Management

he 0 a O fve
directors The thorough n the Utmost confd S
posed The pr o lie O sfac conS
aG bit t h them land dp the ton
p a b rs ework
ice ire i he proper div
director fomn gany
debdn in ~ o the of ASH il the ary ha t
n
r h ders eany
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-05
Stock Of the Canville Creek Oil Co.


Oil Company now place on the market at 10 cents per share and the money raised
wells which
will
pOtp bY Our
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-05
Some Reasons Why You Should Buy Stock
In the Canvile Creek Oil Company

n in ma n BpeH has rwHlit
and vidn;a all
from the o ofteas
W be coffee directors
mont willie epainpa
mont ncpm
a itme ifyoubu
offered
his
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-05


lin
O us a isnow
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-05


gpointf
nrerb
the Kansas field be delivered Wichita
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-08-19
Taking Cold.

How careful we ought to be to preyens,
taking cold and how anxious we ought ta
be to get rid of it, is a matter for serious
reflection.
Colds may be contracted by temporary
exposure, such as sitting in a draft, wear
ing insufficient clothing, insufficiently pro-
tected feet, going from warm room into
IA cold one, slight exposure while perspir-
ling, getting feet wet. The trouble may
manifest itself in any part of the body.
but generally affects the head.
The symptoms Of cold in the head are
too well known to need description. as
few Of us have not experienced them, such
as a disagreeable feeling III the nose ta
burning or prickly scnsation), fullness
in the head, sneezing, a partial if nos
complete stoppage Of the nasal tract,
frontal headache, deafness, ringing in the
ears, and a temporary loss of the sense OF
taste and smell
The principal diseases arising from tax
ing cold are pneumonia, consumption,
chronic catarrh, and are as q rule brought
on by inhaling the disease germs into the
head, where they lodge until cold is
contracted, the mucous membrane then,
becomes q splendid field to propagate the
germ. and consequently the disease has
its f0othoid. To prevent this has been
the study Of Mr.. S. II. Meadows Il drug
gist OF Milwaukee, since 1882 who has
given much time and attention in prepar-
ing scientific combination of antseptic
and Germicidal drugs which, applied io
the, nasal tract each day will keep the mn
cous membrane Of the nose in, a perfectIy,
healthy condition, thereby preventing the
development of the disease germ, il not.
killing it outright. This preparation also
has remarkable effect on the diseased
mucous membrane Of the nose and head
1t permeates and penetrates the air pass
ages, causing them to regain their norIna5
condition within short time The sac
cess of this preparation has been 50
marked as to attract the attention of
some of our leading physicians, who not
only endorse it, but are using it theEs:-
selves as a prophylaetic and giving il 10
their patients.
We congratulate Mr.. Meadows Oh his
success ia procuring this wonderful con-
bination, which cannot help but prove az
benefit to mankind. Church Times,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-08-19
FOUR OF CARS
WARSHIPS ARE
OUT OF GAME.
Flags Lowered On the Czarevitch and
Three Cruisers at Tsiu-
chou

Tsinchou, Aug. 15.-Noon.--The Rus
sian flag hes just been pulled down from
the battleship Czarevitch and the three
cruisers which took refuge here. The
lowering Of the colors was done in the
presence of the German governor.
Berlin, Aug. 15.-The hauling down Of
the flags of the Russian vessel at Using
Tau took place in accordance with in
structions of the German foreign office,
which. having ascertained that the dam
ages sustained by the warships were too
serious for repairs to be made within a
reasonable time. gave orders for them to
diSarm and be detained during the rest of
the war Japan has been officially in
formed Of the action taken by Germany.
The crews OF the Russian vessels have
been ordered to be detained by the Ger
man authorities at Using Tau until the
close of the war.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-08-19
No Lagniappe.

New Orleans grocers have passed 81
resolution to stop giving langniappe to-
their customers. 1t has been the custom
there from the earliest French days, and
it can hardly be abolished by one set Of
resolutions. Lagniappe is little gift to-
children and servants with every puY-
chase, and in q year it amounts to q
heavy tax on Il large business. 1t is Civ
en- TO make the business house popular
and TO make people DESTROYS of trading
there. This lagniappe has been initiated.
and developed into regular business sys-
tens. In many cities it has used the-
trading stamp, and the stamps represent
q certain percentage of the purchase, oDG
when enough are accumulated some arti-
Gle can be purchased with them Tho
trading stamp has never been popular iz>'
Birmingham. In this city, however, sons
merchants give lagniappe in the shap4
of ponies, watches. candy and pianos. 3.
ticket is given with the purchase, azs9
the tickets may win the lagniappe.-Bi
minoham e1opr
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-08-19
Injury to Teeth from Biting Thread.

A practicihg dentist says this is ttszs
season of the year when his business ~
given slight boom by the women wAG
bite their threads. Only professional
dressmakers and seamstresses may be-
relied upon TO eschew this practice, snt2
all other women who make any of thear-
own clothes are more or less addicted,
to it.
The incisors are used for tho purpose.
but it makes the edges of several 0g
the front teeth as uneven as q saw. ana
at time, as now, when there is nuel~
sewing on summer dresses, produces q
state of affairs that no dentist can rPIne-
dy with any satisfaction to himself Or
his patron, so that the boom is nowhere
welcomed. Most women, when shown
the evil effects of thread biting, are hog-
rified and make all sorts of promises 81
reform, but nearly all Of them are back
sliders.-Philadelph Record.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-08-19
FLORENCE MAVERICK
MAY NOT LAND HERE.
Acting Commissioner of immigration
Holds That Under Law Convicted
Alien Must Be Sent Back.

New York, Aug. 16.-There is a pos.
sibility that Mrs. Florence Maybr;ck. re.
Gently released from a British prison.
and now on her way across the Atlantic.
may not be allowed to land when she
reaches New York, but may be sent
back.
Assistant Commissioner of Immigra,
ton Joseph Murray, who is acting com.
missioner in Commissioner Williams alb.
sence, says that, as things stand at pres,
ent, he should. unless otherwise instruct
ed, be disposed to refuse her permission
TO land here.
He bases his attitude on section OF
the immigration laws which forbids adj
mission to the United States to aliens
who have been convicted of felony OF
other infamous crime or msdemeanor in.
Nolving moral turpitude.
lie holds that Mrs. Maybrick although
she was born in America, became a Brit
ish subject when she married an Eng,
lishman, and that there never has been
any official act since then TO show that
she is to be regarded as an American
citizen.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-08-19
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William II. Chappell of Chicago diet
at the summer residence of his son, How
ard i. .Chappell, Monmouth Beach, N
Il, aged 50 years. For nearly half y
century he had been identified with the
manufacture OF chemicals in Chicago.
Two men were seriously injured
while at work painting upon scaffoid
| ihlrty-hve feet above the ground. The
ropes broke and the men fell to the
ground. The injured men are Eugene
Kelly. 23 years old, and John A. Han.
Henry Decline, one of the bese
Known veteran orchestra directors in tho
west. filed petition in bankruptcy ia
the United States district court asking
to be relieved from debts amounting to
S31I. He estimates the value of his as
sets at SOS.
Bernard Murphy acted as a peace
maker and as result is at the county
hospital suffering from Il fractured Ss1nn
lie lnterfered IN Il quarrel between Louis
Aheanasooleos. Greek fruit dealer, and
Isaac Levinsohn, and is said to have
been struck by the Greek. Akeanasoo-
leos was arrested.
Harry G. Selfridge has sold to Car
son, Prize Scott & Co., his big store.
| formerly SchleSinger x Mayors. ut the
southeast corner of State and Madison
streets. Carson, Pirie, Scott X Co., have
disposed of their leasehold and fixtures liz
tie buHuiHS in6y HOW occupy at the
southwest corner of State and Washing
ton streets to Edward Hillman of the
dry goods house bearing his name, and
give possession January l. next.
With bullet wound in the Right
temple the body of Frederick l.. BARTLETT
was found at his desk in his office as
special agent of the Illinois Life lnsur-
ance company. He had shot and killea
himself Bartlett was 81 years old and
came to Chicago from Freeport. III. He
had been employed by the Illinois COM
pany only two months. Before that he
was a solicitor for the New York Life
Insurance company, and preceding that
was the Chicago manager for the Oliver
Typewriter company.
Sam Simon holds a deed covering the,
property of the Graham & Morton,
steamship line, including vessels. docks.
warehouses, etc, but he cannot get pos
session of the property because the Ora
ham X Morton company declares it has
made no sale. Chicago detectives ar,
| locking for two well-dressed young men
VINO got S4.O3 from Simon and gave him
q deed to the steamship companys prop
erty to hold as security until they coulG
'go around the corner to raise more
money with which to close a deal.