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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
Chicapo's Live stock Exhibition.

Chicago, Nov. 7.-Chicago's annual
live stock exposition. which will be
held at the stocks yards the week OF
Nov. &c to Dec. 3, will have 80 per
cent. more entries than ever before
The horse show department will bring
to Chicago more horses than ever were
publicly exhibited at any previous
show
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
Place for Arthur McCausland.

Albany. y. Y, Nov. ct Is known
that Arthur McCausland, who has been
Judge Parker's private secretary, has
been appointed confidential clerk to
Judge Edgar NJ. Cullen, Judge Parkers
successor as chief judge of the court
OF appeals.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
Taggart CoucratuIates CorteIyou.

New York. Nov. 9.-rhe following
kilograms were exchanged between the
two chairmen of the national commit
tees, the first dated at indianapolis,
and addressed to Chairman CortelyOu:
Accept congratulations" This was
signed by T. Taggart. Cortelyou re.
piled: II appreciate your congratula-
tionS"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
Bandits Raid Indiana Town.

McCoysbur Ind, Nov. Robbers,
believed to be from Chicago. invaded
the town i'm the absence Of the night
marshal. robbed the postoffice and
nearly every store. and escaped with
botty to the amount of $1,000.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11

hundred i'm the next house OF
representatives The Republicans
majority in the present house is thir-
~, the Republicans numbering POS and
the Democrats lis.
The senate, MS indicated by the lat
est returns, will consist of tifty-siX
Republicans and thirty-four Democrats,
giving the Republicans majority of
twenty-five in the upper branch, two
less than in the Fifty-eighth congress.
The Defeat of Cowherd.
Throughout the entire country the
Republicans held their own in the nor
mally Republican districts, carried
most of those districts about which
there had been genuine doubt and
made great gains in unexpected places,
with the probability of success in sew
eral such districts when the revised
figures are at hand.
The most notable case of defeat
for n party leader in congress is that
of William s. COwherd of Missouri,
chairman Of the Democratic congress
sional committee. His Republican OPP
ponent in the Kansas City district Ed
ward G.. Ellis, has plurality of Loo.
The personnel Of the leaders on the
Republican side will remain practically
the same i'm the next congress as IN the
present The reelection of Joseph G..
Cannon as speaker Of the house is as
sured, and the makeup Of the com
mittees is not likely to undergo any
serious change J. w. abcock Of
wisconsin. chairman Of the Republic
an congressional committee. is re-
elected by n plurality of less than
LOCO.
RepubIiCnns Gain in New York.
The greatest gains 10y the Republic
ans were made i'm New York state. five
of these gains being in New No,k
city districts. I'm the present house the
New York delegation consists of TWEEN
~ Republicans and seventeen Demo
Gratis. In Pennsylvania the Republic
ans make a gain of two i'm MasSachu
sets they gain one and in New Jer-
sey two.
In Maryland they gain at least one.
The Democrats gain one in West Nir
ginia. but the solid south is broken
into once more in Missouri, which will
send three Republicans instead of one
10 the next congress.
In the middle west there are many
surprises, Illinois heading the list The
complexion Of the delegation from this
state will be changed from seventeen
Republicans and eight Democrats TO
twenty-three Republicans and two
Democrats. probably, the fifth district
being i'm doubt Preston Harrison has
been defeated i'm the eighth district
solid Republican Delegations.
Iowa will sent a solid Republican
delegation Wade. Democrat, having
been defeated for reelection i'm the
Second district Michigan also sends
a solid delegation, Lucl;ing. Democrat,
having been defeated for reelection in
the First district In Wisconsin, where
there were four doubtful districts, the
representation will continue rs at pres
ent, the Democrats rc-electlng CON
gresham Weisse i'm the Sixth district.
In the far west there are still further
marked changes in the congressional
field. California sending solid Re
publican delegation.
Incomplete reports are at hand az
TO the state legislature in states that
will elect United States senators this
winter but il is safe to say two Re-
publicans will be chosen in Indiana.
Republicans I'm Wisconsin and Nebras-
ka, and Republicans elected in the
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
Safe followers Get $500 in Cash.

Lansing. Mich. Nov. 9.-The safe
in the office of the Michigan Produce
company, near the Union station, was
cracked open 10y nitro-glycerine ana
upwards of 5000 i'm cash taken. aside
from papers being destroyed.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
Lost Home and Life on Election.

st. Louis. Mo-. Nov. "a special
TO The Post-Dispatch from Sterling
H.. says: William Mayer, Of Mount
Carroll. lost his home 10y betting on
Parker. and committed suicide by
hanging"
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Perfectly Reckless Just Now.

His tongue was burned rhitn and
full Of blisters, as also were his lips.
He answered a number of questions
and told the sheriff to arrest him, or
do anything he wanted to with him,
as he did not care to live longer. Sher.
If Streetcr said that probably no ar
rests would be made.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
Fall from the Ninth Story

Chicago. Nov. S.-John Hakeson, q
window washer, fell from the ninth
story of the Rookery building at s a.
m. and was dashed to death on the
stone pavement.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11

Eardlnge. the British AMBASSADOR. has
submitted 10 Foreign Minister Lam
dorlf three additional articles of the
Anglo-l,uss.an agreement for com
mission To inves gate the North Sc,
blunder. the first providing for legal
assessors for the contracting parties,
the second for division OF the ex-
penses OF the commission. and the third
that the decision of the majority OF
the commission shall be binding. Rus
STA had already accepted the tele-
graphic draft of the convention.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
Armies In Close Touch.

Mukden, Nov. S.-Tbe Russian and
Japanese armies, extending from Bent
siaputZe. east, to the Lao river, west.
at places are almost within a stones
throw of each other. AT Bentsiaputze
not more than 400 yards separate the
advance posts, and at Sinchinpu, OH
the Shakhe river, just west of the rail
way and fifteen miles south of Muk-
den, the Japanese and Russians oc-
cupy the extreme ends of the same viii
lage. At Huangshantese the Russian
center has thrown advance posts across
the Shakhe river. J 9th armies are
still strengthening their positions all
along the line. The slightest movement
on either side is the signal for firing.
which occasionally lasts all night.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11

eastern states now represented by Re-
publiCans.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
EXCURSIONS
VIA THE
PERE MARQUETTE
Worlds Fair. 1T. Louis.

Round trip tickets at low rates On
sale at all ticket stations. Ask agents
for rates, limit of tickets aud full par
ticulars.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
Thanksgiving Day Rates.

thanksgiving Lay Hates.
Round trip excursion tickets on sale
November % and "a, good to return un-
til and including November 2S, 1904.
One and oue-third fare for the round
trip.
Tickets will be sold to points on con-
Meeting lines distant not more than 80
miles from starting point, except that
tickets will not be sold to points in Can
ada or west of Chicago or Milwaukee.
Ask agents for rates.
III. +. MOELLER, G.. 7. A.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11

LIVE STOCK SHOW.
Special excursion rate to Chicago and
return November 81, %, -, and Decem-
Der LIST, good to return up to and iuclud-
ing December 9th. Ask agents for par
ticulars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20
Ins benz Snnern @arplanb's nnb
ben a%ngren5enbcn Stanten.
6rau bone inem . it
ae hoiien.

6rau BON einem q alto
gei6oiien.
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befannte Dame bon fredericksburg,
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ii6 ouf Der 8eranoo ibres Snuies am
Notionol . 9ouleporo ooielbit be.
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ibrem Auffommen. 0oS llnaliid lit
Elm R6tbiel uno obgleid) man gloubt,
oaB Elm ungliidlider 3ufoq porliegt,
10 lit es bod nidt mogli6, cine quite
grfldrung oafiir 81 finoen. 8egen
8 llbr borte Sr. Decatur @omoros,
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unb begnb iih in oos Saus Der Srail
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itdnbe, Die 81 Dem lln9liid gefiibrt,
gebort bate, iogte er, Dob CT iiber-
5eust iei, oab ct lelbit Die iatale Slit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20
u rnnoIi6s . ltebertraaunaen.

Gnmo 20. Goof uno 8dtte ongln-
oreip 8eIfer uno 8ottin, 9iioipeit.
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IS bel 70 SUB, 8runo5ins $50,
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McGougou, Giioicite Der 9erington.
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8rino5inS $28.3712, So.
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bel 62t0 SUB, @rurb5. $t1, So.
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ton . aoenle, na6e SefferionitroBe,
1876 bel 70 SUB, @rnno5ins $47.25,
$500.
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Gbeiopeofe', nhbe SuolonItroBe, u
bel 81 Sub, @runo5ins $50, $3.50.
George $. 8oblmun al @iQiomS.
gogelmon uno @ottin, Siioleite Der
6oliomltrnbe, nobc Scr 3. Cane, II
bel u SUB, @runb5ins $36, $3.50.
Hresbpterion 0De, Cur etc. Soipi.
tai an @m. s. 8eiiia9er, Siioieite
Der Baltimore. nobc Greteritrobe, 81
bel 40 Sub $1,000.
gtarclIs Genilon unb 3rou an 90.
morb Solonoer Ii. ~, 2 Cots, $2t0O.
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Dan, Gpleite Der 9orclop.. nobe9ba,
ieltrabe, 10 bel Il Sub @runo5inS
$50, $500,
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Inftions Nn5cigcn.
.. Wlercbitb NceIc, NnmaIt,
Central Snbings PAM @ebduoe.
benjamin. .. Sbrccuee, InmaIt,

benjamin y. Sbrccuce, Nntpalt,
9tr. 327, ct. 8uuls Strabe.
Beriualteres0crtan uuH mCrtbuulcm YadIts II.
grlto5iusfreicm 6iBentBuui, stenmudjer. It.
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tuu'Auenue, nuo bic guulmcrn $40, 512
uno 5t4, observation-disclosures, un0 bic
Nlmmcrn 513, 515 HnO 5t7, SRo'Sunran.
Nllel.
Strait zines grIafies oes areisgcri6tcS Der
Staot Baltimore iper0eIl Die uWter5eibneict
Seriunlter WlittupdI, oeu -, SUM 1904, giGbs
mittags 4 ilbr be9tnlello. 6aS GefaInn1te rdb'
tolgeno bei6ricbene nertbOulle 8runoetgeis
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Hls or ~ fhl Silhbis
geriunfters ri. %9,crtuui Ocs ipertbpclen @trtb'
203t, nitcrn.N uenue, NIB bes iuertbuuller
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gSerpaIter am Sunucritng, ben %. Stunt 1901
Enhmittags No llhr 6e9i1itellh, ons g|eidriIfitt
nadfnIgeuo bei6riCbcne mertbbole Srtnoeii
geftbiim r~efpeftiue an Ort nno Steue auf 0f
fentlitter 9luiiion ocriaitet;.
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faufsbehitorrtoen. ronitdnbtaer ge~f6reiburgeH.
Gin3elnbeiten fiber @riro5ins etc.
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benjamin. .. Ghreeucs,
BeripaIter.
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U63, 7,7OA) Iuftionotoren.
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Nannerrt nnb Tranen.

BIutoereiftuns sebeiIt in 40 bis 90 9aaen,
@efttpiiee, men ober alt, in 10 bis 10 Iaeen.
gerIuit Der Waannbarfeit, brains" fofort Gin.
bait eetbur, Nterens unb gIafenIeioen, Striftur
II. I. no. 9nr6 infer por8ieIi6es Spftem 90.
raHifren mir duberft f6neue unb permanente
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RbiIip's MeoieaI Snftiiute. Ir. 1887. IN.
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nuh Dem bon ibnen e%rinobltcn reli,
gtoien Nomen %genonlt. 6olgenoeS
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iolpie audi Der otgenommene Nante:
Sobn Moran bon Scronton olS 8rlt.
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bon Nen.0ort ais 8ruoer allgliItine,
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8rltoer element.
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oeu @runo nieoer. 0aIieIbe mar nit
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poren. Der &erluit betr6gt lnge.
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8criiherung gebedt.
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Arbeit.
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Salisbury bat Norfebrun9en getrufs
fen, oen 8ertouf bon SpiritlloIen dnl
Sountog in Oceon . Gitp 81 unter.
oriiden. Obgleid bis iett nod nidts
getbm muroe, 10 lpoaen Die 8aIier-
limpel ood) Niles olif Den 9opf ltel-
len, bis lie ibren 3med %erreid)en.
@u Ser 8eierung.
EoItmeiiter @m. 9eorre bon Gum.
berlono bat am SomItog 9beltO cine
&obeloepeide BON ieinem 9r1toer,
Dem GongreB > Gbgeoroneten George
u. Beorre, erbolteit, pelfe Die Otit'
tbeilrng entbGlt, Dob CT IN 9remer.
booen fuoblbebolten anaelongt lit uno
iif beoellteno better befinoet. Der
GongrcBsg lbgeoronete leioet OH elmer
Nerpenfronfbcit uno mnd)t cine @r.
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Q 6merer II ali.
81 Gbarlestomu, W.sGo., brad
am SomIto9 cine 0ompfmoihine,
melfe einen ihlperen Stein5ermal-
mer 500, cine eiierne Bride GUAM.
men mo Der 2enfcr Der Moi6ine,
Sobn Wiie bon Sbepberostotpn,
Wur0e getootet, mGbreno 3ipei iunge
@ebiilfen oes &rn. @iie mebrere
8riiblpunoeu erIitten.
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Or. 511nt. Berker,

GpesioIift fir Wdnners nno SraueTisaranfbet.
ten: Self in ~fir3eiter Belt Gbpbilis, ausf6lde,
SaIs' uno Muns. aranibeiten gnsfiiiis ieeer
grt, etriitnT EolniicneTa ilsroofe S%toat.'
Office in 81. Reder's nHutomif6en Wuieuni.
Wr. 7Os, rit.gnltimoresS trafe. Spre6iiunoen:
bon o libr Ulorgens bis 10 ubr Hbenos; conn.
toos bon 10 ll6r Wiorgens bis 2 llbr glahmit.
ta9s nno bon 8 ltbr Bis 10 1br l5enbS.
n. %. Or. Yeder's 9aife beiIt untebIbar
ieben MusfluB. eonfultation fret.
(Wai25, 1S.2&S)
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@Iaublif . - 9ei Den letteit
Serirhen Der eleftriiden Sfnell.
balm muroe inter Dem 5uiebenoeu
Yublifllm ein Serr pom S@hloge ge.
riibrt. Der arme ioa = Sofomotip-
iiibrer gerueien iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20
4nhl \ Rmrhrmtmmh,
Nr6iteften.
Office unb Stuoio, Is Glab.S trake.
Baltimore, orb.
(Waai2s. 1S)
Baltimore Sramsfer Gp.,

Gront., nabe @ap.etrahe
bat tbre &nsltattling Inn me6rere Subrtperfe
GNans) berqroBert unb TIT iest i'm Stanbe,
Wtobel BON 3aiS gu Snus 5u bef6rbern linb fir
pader. yrornpte nns suberldftee RsoiemuHa
ntro iiQeit0ert (b2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20
Mnh. s,rrnrr,s Mennnrnnt.

1909, NanisSirube,
n1be ber 0itlibeH goIi5eiitatipn. Enrs
@iebner'S uniibertretIi6eS Bier am
3upf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20
Gu O~crfanfen.
geabNdtiacn sic, elm Saus sH taufsn?

genbTdtiacn sic, elm Snus ~ %taafen?
@esba!b fnuien Sic niht iebt ben. 9rurS.
Inn oamit ben ME eHoeuoel @rlino6tnfen 81
entgeben2 gBir babeu @duplibe, bic bon 100
bis $50 SuR sicie ~raugircn ulo perfauien bic
ieIben tiir
S1.5O pro Srpntfah.
9iefelben ~befi1oet iih an
Catherine StraRc,
nbroIib bon Tre6ertds 9loenie, lmeeben bon
@runo6eTib, oas bon ben @iaentbiniern hes
ipobnt uno einem @runo5ins untcriporfcH III,
In ooppelter Sobe bon linicrem Rreite. Nuf
t0rittIi6e ooer miinoIihe Infrngen an Die
,9lenl Gitate Yrpteetiue 3d."
Alb ct. gnuls Strnfe,
ipiro infer Nertreter germ bel Sbnen borfpres
den uno boue WlisfITtft geben.
@uni14S&So, tlRt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20

Tito WInHerIs NeItnurant,
1441 Huro'9entralsglne., @de SIibersStr.
S~nuptaunrtier Der nQSilbelm Zen 9oas
Or. 3, bcrb. 8. Sc. Of g." BerfammIuft,
gen tcoen Wlpntag gl6eno. = Seinite sc,
trdnie. gSurmer 2unf9 tdgIi6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20
Canton tub Stgblnnbtutun.
Gantou Hnb Stpblnubtopn.
Canton Hno Sigblduotptui.
Gharles ean,s siehnnrant,

9ombaros unb g.. StraBe, ~8iebInnbtotpn.
Die %feiniten 8eirinite aIler glrt. = BoIls
itdnoie men eineeri6tet. Sin Befu6 aIIer
meiner SreuHoe uro oeS BubltfumS i'm
a%ueemeinen ftets %piGiommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20

1884 SUPERINTENDENT Il. Ohio.
&eire. 8erfnmmiuneslufnI p@erirunini
goge 81; sstaeem. @lrb. Scr. silni. sgereiu
bon Sits81Itimore"; gOpitlon GoncI. 8, !,
8. s.; ~Wtetaaarb. stlntun 49,. SGlle gu
berr1ietben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20

&erlnnst int Iagemeinen.
Qnft nnh Qunis.

stnftdnoiae Serren finoen Soft uHo 9paiS
eriter GIaiie in ciner oeuli6en SalHiiie. yia34
s~ufraaeH in Or, 1912, Eft.GaseS2 traRe.
U70-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20
Htnt,s Spte

1924 SI,8nTtinloresS trabe. = 8immer an
Serret 8u permictben. - Seinfte @etrdnie
uno @eine. .ga1sSieius 9rduerei "sBter.
YerfnmmIunasIcinI cSits9omburoftr. Snl,
merlp. 8uus uno 9eibberein". Gbef. 'IeI.
M. SerHur 4942-@.
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Nonu Mnpp's Nctaurant,

Ser r9prouft Smmerlpdbrenoe Rnr.
bereiu BON Baltimore" berfammsI t fi6
bier ienen Wput1g. - SEQ. 9rebm'S Bier
om 8apt, nab oeutf6er slrt brett bonn
SAB.
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9emti6es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DentTfee Observation-Disclosures.
Rr. 219, shb.Sgarp.etrahe, inter Der auffi9t
Der y9eutfhen @efeuibGtt", 9ieietigen, Die
beuttGe 91nolperier. glrbeiter uno 9ienitboten
ou bef6dftigen piinfbeu, tpoIeu itb perfoHli0
Dber In irunfirten 8riefe1 an ben glgenteu Der
9efelf6aft Subann ., 0leler, Gr. 219, Glib
sbaIp'9trdRC, luenoeH, tuelOer lIlenteeltlt9
S~Iisflnft ertbeiIen ipiro (SaH2S.10
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q. 0uiatiS 6aue,
- Ittt's Sallc,

202t Canton apcnue,
{ Snliptounrtier hes .ScWensSarmitdoters
, BereinS," n@nrfielo : ser. : llnterit : 8ers
ems" reoIumbias9iitr. "a. 3. u..9.. ="
|, Court Sort WfeQenrp, s. Of w." Wieb'
|, ner'S Bier,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20
gerlamst: SraneH nnO @aO&sn.
Serlanst: Wianncr nnb 9naben.


Sin 8dder ais 3lpeite ODER brittle SnRo
3Gearbeit 9Iad5ufrageH in Or. SOP, cit.6Drt.
NueHHe. G72-3)
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The HaberdaShery-

The Haberdashery- we feel 81
saying that every kink and quirk of
fashion in haberdashery may be found
at our stores, or if rot found, will be
found for you. However, regarding our
present assembly, we have this to say:
We have endeavored to secure mer-
chandise Of style, exclusiveness, and
above all, goods that will 1T We have
collars in odd and extra Sizes shirts in
natty patterns made to fit peculiar fig
ures; we have proper neckwear, hosiery,
underwear, etc.--and we have it all at
prices that quality makes lowest.