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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06
Mnhnr McGIcnnn nrehrt.

9etpzgorf, 4. Sanuur. - Sin
groBeS 8antett 3u @6ren 8eorge 3.
McGsl1an's, bes neuen Mapors DON
9roBIgtepzgort, ipuroe beute 46eno
bier in S6errD's Qotal 9ege6en. ST.
PrdiiDent G~lebelanb, pel6er als elmer
Der @0ner angefiinbtgt porben mar,
lieB ii9 i'm RBten AugenbIite bur4
l1np6BIt4teit enti4uloigen. Inter ben
8eDnern befanOen it4 @r1Senator
0uDio g. 9iG, @rzStuutSietretdr
at9arb Olnep, @6as. u. Sopne unO
8ouberneur q. s. Montague BON 8trz
ginien. 9iu's Geoe mar 9auptiG4li4
elmer &ritit Der 8olittt Der N0mint>
ftrution in Der 9anamaz4ffatre 9ez
nibmet. M}apor McGlelun bielt e6enz
faQs cine Rebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06
M6fu6rtstage BON O3ean0ampfern

BON u tps9
4m 5. Sanuar r9rtn5 Ostar" nu6
g2edpel unb Genua.
4m 5. Sunuar n8ronprin3 @tlz
6elm" na4 Bremen.
&m s. Sanuar Oampfer n9o3ens
SoIern" mad Neapel uno 8enua.
Nm 5. Sanuar 9umpferr gorbs
4mertfa" mad Neapel unb @enuu.
Nm 5. Sanuar 9umpfer r@arbeg=
/ ma" na9 Neapel unb 8en1u.
Qm 6. Sanudr 9umpfer nMaie=
itic" mad 2iberpool.
@m 7. Sanuar 9umPfer nGbam.
payne" mad Sabre.
Qm 7. Sanuar 9umpfer uMtongo=
1ian" mad Glasgow.
Nm 9. Sanuar 0ampfer nPenn=
iDlbania" nu9 9dmburg.
Nm 9. Sanuar 9ampfer rMefa=
ba" na4 Qon0on.
Nm 9. Sanuar 9umpfer nS0ernia"
na9 2iberpool.
Nm g. Sunuur 9umpfer st
2ouis" na9 SDutbdmpton.
Qm 9. Sonuur 9umpfer u9aberz
lamb" mad Nntperpen.
Qm 9. Sanuur 9amPfer oSlOterz
bDt" mad ROTTERDAM.
Nm II. Sunuar 9amPfer uRbein"
mad Bremen.
Qm II. Sanuur 9umpfer n@arpdz
tbiu" na4 Neapel unb @enuu.
Nm IS. Sanuar 9ampfer Settle"
mad 2iperpool.
4m IA. Sanuor 9amPfern @aOOie"
mad SABRE.
Qm Is. Sunuar 9ampfer nGitta
bt NopoIiu mad gleupel unO 9enua.
Nm 16. Sanuar Camper r9etla"
na6 &openbagen.
Nm 16. Sanuar 9umpfer nRenz
Yort" mad Soutbampton.
&m 16. Sanuar 9dmpfer n8uberz
lamb" mad Nntperpen.
Qm Is. Sunuur 9umpfer nPutrt=
cia@ na4 9amburg.
Qm Is. Sanuur 9ampfer Linn
briu" mad 2iberpool.
Nm 16. Sanuar 9dmpfer r6urnefz
fla" nu6 Glasgow.
Qm 16. Sunuur 9umPfer nM1enos
minee" nQ6 Qpnopn.
4m 16. Sunuur 9ampferu 9eutf4z
Lamb" na4 0eapel unb @enuu.
Qm 10. Sanudr 9ampfer nStdtenz
BAN" mad &otterbam.
Nm 10. Sunuur 9amPfer n8ermaz
mia" mad Reapel.
Nm 20. Sunuur 9ampfer nSeutos
mic" na4 2iberpool.
Qm 81. Sanuar 9ampfer n8retugz
ne" mad SABRE.
9m p. Sanuur 9ampfer nSi6es
rian" mad 9lasgop.
Qm %. Sunuar 9umpfern Prin3eB
Serene" na9 Neupe[ unb 9enua.
4m %. Sunuur 9ampfer rPretOz
ria" mad 9am6urg.
4m %. .Sonuar 9umpfer n2ucuz
MIA" mad Qtperpool.
Qm %. Sanuar 9umPfer oSt.
9aul" mad Sout6ampton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06

1924 Gf=9attimorezStr 3iutmer dR
6srren gu psrmietbeu.-Gtiuite 9etrdufe II.
&eiue. r9aps9ierp= % autreiz"8ier. Ber=
ianumIungslOtal rOiz2ombarotr. immertu,
8aus u. QeibptrsiR.D Ghei. SCI: l424 y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06
9enrp 25isGOp,
1905. - @tabItrt 1ss4.- 80 Sabre.
piGbop's 0e(ddftssD rpartemrnts.

nauptzQaoeu uro Cffice-92I Cf=9altimorcsStr.
Observation-Disclosures NorD=@utapzS truBt.
%mtr Rr. l, General ; 8erpaduHgsbaus )
Compile StrdBe.
Nnnsc Nr. ,, Generals psi8tr-1O02 g8atOns
Stru5s.
Nuntr gr. 8, @tirosz@t5dltcr, @Tmtir:6uus
rEO Observation-Disclosures Gspurttmsut L RorOs
SrOut=StruBe.
griitzGapacitdt msbr. a!s 3iuei Miaiouen @olos
iiibe pro Sabr; Goutrple iibsr 50 3tibs uno Seem
in W{arDlauO, Sitritt Columbia uuo 9enaiplOas
uitu. Gau5,i.Si 20, ga, 3ARtt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06
u. 5ries, Yolt3eiD0riteber.

Sit's in 0uBenb Malober
mebr : mir BADEN ntdt ge3dblt-OuB
mir ben alien SaB: y@snn bas 8inO
ertrunfen lit, bedt man ben 8runnsn
gu" BEL 8eipredung bes G6icago'er
S6euter6ranbes geleien BADEN. 0ir
alau6en ni6t an bas 3uoeden oes
8runnens. 5iir's Grite piro man Be-
h0roliGsr Settle allerlei MaBregeln
treffsn, bdnn nirb Der ate G6len=
brian pieber 9laB g~reifen. Sr Der
i~triften 9ur9fiibrung BON @eieBen II.
8erorbnungen lit moi in Qmeritd
iebr lar. Die 8e60rben unb lire aus
fibrenben Srgune pe4ieln 10 oft, baB
Die 8eamten in i6ren SteGen fuum
parm fperben. IS Feblt nt9t an &C.
ieben unb 8orf6riften, a6er es pirO
nidt auf i6re itritte9efolgung gebrunz
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06

6auptqUartisr Ots ngapernsW auHtr6prs."
R.=O. =Gde Cough u.Garoliustr. gsretuss
8,riammIUug it0sn 8onHsritag Gbeup.
Wsus Witglisbsr piQfommsn. Bor3iglis
DIES Bier Der Acknowledgement i'm 3dpf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06
@egwelier
ScutiGer 8eTaurateure nnO &irtbe
BON Baltimore Ino ~ltm9caenS.

3. gOiat'S 9balias5aue.
ll2O-l12, 6arforO=Npe. @auptquartisr
Ots -SbaIias Mauner6Ors." Sale u. COM
msrgartsu biuig gu ptrmietbsu. @utI9laB
fir AufttrurOteH. Gsinite Getrante. 6Ttis
90OI. @bti. Sci. 3674 ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06
3tr,&t 11rar'a Orettiu9

herewith send to all my patrons.
May they be Misses, Gents or Matrons,
ThanSs for their favors in the past;
My aim to please is sure TO last.
I wish them all 8 prosperous year.
With ease of mind and naught to fearI
Good appetite and healthful sleep,
Plenty of cash their homes to keep,
That in private Iife::or business.
Their efforts be crowned with success.
TIl strive to crafty their smallest wish,
If It concerns Song Birds er Fish.
Very sincerely yours,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06
WIItt'S 9ane,
Nram Rupp's Reaauruut.

@V@A NNE4UI@t IUIIIII
Gauptaudrtisr bes gosfsn 9armtGOtsrz
9,rtius," r@drfielO4Rr. ~slInttrit. z8ereing, a
,@olumbja18itr. "a, .. u.@9.,@ rGourt
Sort WeosRrp, g.. Of u" Biebusr's BIER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06
So6n 90. stronq, me6rereo ya6re

lang 8ebafteur bes commer3ielen
Sbeiles Der Gbicagon Srt6une," lit auf
Der 4eife mad sSSnbtanapolis 81 fetz
mem 8ru6er in Der gG6e bes leBteren
Ortes am S3IugfIuFe beri4teOen.
Gr bate feline erfolQrei6e iournaliitiz
f6e QauFba6n als Selegrapbtit uno
8eri6terfatter Der nSimes" in G6iz
cado bedonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06

EboS. Bonenfeintr's 6aue,
1894 SfsGopett.tr.-GalifOrni II. Cbio
0eiue. 8triammlungslotdl rSermonias
aoQ, 81; .aag. Grb, =Rr. allut. s9ertiu bon
QfBalto."; Option GorcI. ), S.D.6.1;
.Retaudtb Union 73". 3ale gu OermietbeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06

HUI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der pRorOOit SumtrtDdbrenoe 9dusgcrs
Elm BON Baltimore" uerjammslt fb bier
ieOsn Montag. - SEQ. grebnt's Bier am
3apf, uab Ocuti6er Nrt brett pom 6aB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06
Otto mnner,s Refnurnnt.

1441, U. zGentralzAue., Gde GliDtr@Str.
6~auptquartier Der r8ilbsIm Eeu=Gogs gtr.
8, 9erb. .. &. Of g." 8eriammlungtu
isOen Utoutlg 95tHD. - Geinits G%ctranIe.
Warmer Quuih tdnlih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06
Sd Gnnertreu."

8laue 8liit6e. fage mir,
Wer CAB emit ben Namen Dir?
vMGnnertreu?" mas funn bus iein2
6rag' i9 aud Bel @rOB unb &kin,
9einer bat tie je gefeb'n.
&einer fam mir 3ebe iteb'n
Ding, bag 4nen un6etunnt,
Wpbnit bu mp i'm MGrdenlan62
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06

Die Sampanifhe Sci
tung Clpiu, Z. Nppembsr) entbGIt fol
genbes 9aratteriItii6e 9erbot;
,@s piro hermit befannt gsmu6t,
baB an 6. b. 6epoe6runo uno Der
2aia al~tobolhaltige 8etrdnts ni6t
perabreidt rperDen o%iirfen.
Obises @erbot lit giltig fir Die
0auer BON einem Sabr pom beutigen
Datum an gere6nst. 3upioerbunoz
lung piro itrsng beitruft.
4pia, ben 81. Sftober 1908.
81. ;Friss Vpli3eibprftehsr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06

1909, 8uuf=Strabt.
na6t Der Ditlt1en 9oli3ei=5 Station. @urs
mer 2uni8 BON II big 2 ubr Ru6mittugs.
8ie6net's unitbertreiilibss Bier I'M
3aDf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06
+ il T s aus befibsr!

y 7 I = Z u , DC 7 {
8or 9einem 9auie
2iegt gts.
Strelte obne 9auie
Dit 5leiB
Suno Darduf,
SonIt pur5eln Sun9e uno 4lts.
Warte MIR, Babe
pur5elit aud Oh!
Mtt Dem 8ur5eln ulein it's nidt
abeetban. Qu6 Die 8eloitrafe fol9t
Der 8eridumniB. Ilip %itrsuenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06
6 hIddfertid.

S9Ga9fertig. &unbe:
r9err S4ummIer, bic Maf8ine, Die
iie mir pertauft BADEN nit bier 9ferbez
frdften unO Sparibitem, arbeitet in
Wtrtlt9teit ia nur nit 5tpei 9ferbe=
frGften unb ---"- Sabrifant
(entriifet): rNa, lit bas ni6t etpa
fparfam?!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06

9r. George 6opcett re-
1tgnirt. : 9r, 8eorqe Tafpcett,
Der gef4dftsfi6rer Der ,0rtoIez4 6eas
ter : 8eieuI4aft," bat an8efiinbiot,
oaB er iia BON Dem unterne6men 3us
rid gu 5ieben geOentt. Seine Reiioa
nation tritt am Is. Sarruar in Strait,
Gin nsugeboreneS 6 ma f.
den nurbe geitern 4beno BON gapt.
@Giufon BON Der 3ol6efter Gompagz
ME in oeRen @efti6iiG an Der Gonpupz
@traBe porgefunOen. 9a8 Sinh
puroe benz 8oIi3iiten 9urriion ii6erz
ge6en uno na9 Dem n@6ilO'5 ii. Sur
ierD : 6ofpitaI" gebra6t, poIeIbft
i'm Der Same 6arriion @liaipn Gonz
nan QeQeben puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06

Sn g=9 oblis itedte
bas 4<jdbrige SD6n6en zines Mtiliz
tGrmuiifers ben Nrm bur9 bas God
elmer um3Gunung. Sin inner6al6 Oes
3aunes Frei umbarlaufenoer 8ernbarz
binerbunb bib ben Nrm am gaen6oz
gen ab unO fraB i'm. Der 8nabe
purbe in's 2a3areth gei4ufft.
S9Gaue @irt6e gtebt es
in Srenton, NenzSeriep's freunDlider
9auptItubt. OieieIben ge6en ndmli4
jebem &unDen nit jebem r0rtnt" Ell
nen vSrabing Stamp" Die Wirtbe
ioGen grOBartige @eidGfte MAIDEN,
benin bic MGrner befomnen jebt feline
9urbinenprsoigt mebr, tpenn lie heimz
fommen unO i6ren b~efieren 5dlften Ell
ne Sai4e bon nSrabing Stamps"
utit6rinden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06
Canton unb 6igbIanOtOwn.
0hnrL,A 9nn,s Reanurnnt.

qoubaros un0 8. 6trabe, @ieblauOtotDn.
Die ~isirittn Gttrdnis ousr art.-9ons
fdnoiq u,u tiHetri5tet. Gin gtiu6 oaer
mtiutr GrtunOe uuD oes 9ubIiiums i'm
9IqgemeiueH ittts piufommtn. (Dell|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06

Gin IN It li6es 8latt
bringt folgenben Neujd6rsnuni9 fir
Die Ndtion: rWt09e Nmerifa i'm nellen
Sabre einmul befpmmen, mas oas
Bolt ii9 piini4t, ndmli9- einen BRA
~iioenten, Ger niat fir Die Partei re-
giert, uno einen GOngreB, Der Dem
@olfs in Die SafGe arbeitet!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06

Gin 9rudfe6Ier. - 3eine,
unperfdIf6te &inOermiI9, S6lags
ra6m, 7sinften 00ppslrabm, tdgli8
frii4 gu BADEN, i'm Mii6geiddft,
4uerItraBe II.
mimi Sic: Isle I6einen ii6
gut NIT meinem Batter gu pertragen,
9r. Noa! 9efdut er Sbnen?"-gr:
n@eptB, gnGOiges TrGulein, er bat
10 ne nette S4piegerbater : 8bpiiOQ4
Npmtsl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06

men 3eigt bas ODD 81 San 6ranctsco.
an tpeldem elm groBe8 3ransportf6iff
CUR NbFu6rt bereit liegt, unD cine am
Oere cine 8lodbiitte auf ben Pbilippiz
men, nobel cine Notwithstanding
8anone CUR N%ntpenOung tommt.
detrimental : Sbeuter.~
Die berii6mte RenB &c Starle1 So.
tritt oieie @o6e i'm nMtonnmentuls
Sbeater" ouf. 3tpei neue 8urlester,
rdmlt4 n5be Detrimental N}artet"
uno y3Re @aIipb Of 3u3u," tommen
sur &uffibrung. Inter ben @in3eInz
9ar1teuern befinoen Ii9 Die @ebrii0er
g9amamotO," 9ruett uno 5mett bic
8eidmifter GonnoQD un6 Mcga6e,
Sabine unO 0erd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06

Der n3eubing 4oIer" bat
nit feiner erfteR Sanuar>N Drummer ben
1O8. Sabr9ung ansetreten, uio frii9
nno ~kbensluitig, pie jemals, Der ara
i'm relten Sabre Die 5liigel nidt erfahz
men Laiien tpirb," pie er ielbit fa9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06

Gin Sole in &otomoz
gountp i'm Staute Snbianu, Der ben
8uf bat, Der sr0Bte Sdie in Der 8slt
gu fein - fein lebter ~gigertbiimer
ausgenpmmen, Der ietnen bieoeren Nus
men S6pab in nSpope" ber6unBt
bet = tplrbe an Elm SDnbifat perz
fault, pel6es ba5 S6ier ma iten uno
auf Der Weltuus ftelung in 81. Qpuis
dls Se6ensniirbigfeit ausitelen min.
Ser S6fe lit bier Sabre alt uno ptegt
gegenpGrtig $500 Pfunb, fpel6es Sc
pi4t d6er Dur9 MGiten auf 4OOO9fo.
geiteigert tperoen IOQ. 9as S6ier miBt
BON Ieiner Naie gum S6pan3e Is
SUB un0 6 3oq, lit 6 SUB 9 53oq bod
unb miBt 16 SUB unb 4 3ol on Der
biditen Steqe I'M ben 8aud) 6erunr.
Der S6fe puroe fir $3.50 ppn benz
@pnbifut, bus i'm nun eignet, %eritunz
Rem. (86I)
Sn Der nN.zg. 9tauts5tg."
leien mir: Die bempfratif6e Bartei
fu6t na9 etnem Ganbioaten fir Die
domination, auf Der repubfifaniI6en
Seite fu6t Elm Gunbibat Die Nominaz
tion. Die 9emptraten MAIDEN 9robe
Nnitrengungen, I'M ben ri6tigen
Mann fir bds Qmt 81 finben, Die 8ez
publtfaner BADEN feline Nuspa6l unb
miii1en ben einen Mann ne6men, Der
bic Domination forbert. Die Der1oz
trutii9e purtei i4leBt ii4 INNER fez
iter 5uiammen uno iuht, unter einen
6ut 81 tDmmsn, in Der republifaniz
i6en fdngt es an, unangene6m gu gd6z
zen, ols ob it9 lln5ufrieoenbeit nit
Der Gage fii6lbdr mu9te. Selbit i'm
Welten, NO Dor einsm Sabre Der
&po iebelt : gnt6uiiusmus pie Elm
prairiefeuer luberte, lit cine 4bti6z
Jung eingetreten. @~influbreide MGnz
nsr Ger Yartei perbergen ibren@uni9,
benz YrGitbenten Die Domination 81
pertpeisern, ni9t ldnger. 4ber bic re-
publifaniI6e Partei bat ii9 g~e6unDen.
Sic bat ni9t nur in ibren Stdatsz
Gpnpenten Die Domination Rpoiez
BELTS geforbert, tie bat audi ieins Obj
miniitratipn nit alien i6ren 5e6lern
unb S9pG9en ~bertbeioigt."
&enbdlI beiBt cir It dttltz
DIES GpuntD in Serus, Our9itrOmt
bonn Guadalupe z5lufe, bliibeno bur4
peritGnoiee 2unbpirtbi9aft unO 8iebz
5u6t, meiit pon 9euti6sn betpobnt,
Die fleine Minoer6eit meiit aus Nez
germ 6eitebeno, Die inter Dem oettz
iGen SinfluB orbentli3 iinO. Der
bon Oeuti6en gegriinoeta 9auptort
6eiBt benz geiitpp4en beutifen Sreiz
beitsfdmpfer unO 9umorilten CUB
mia Borne 81 Gbren Borne. SEPT nirO
aug Seras beri9tet: rSn Borne frat
Das piertsljG6rlide Gounipz9 eri4t 5uz
iammen, unb na6 elmer SiBung bon
fiinf3e6n Minuten pertagte IS it6 ptez
Der auf brei Monate. Gs lag ipeoer
elm gipil=, mod Elm Grimtnalfa4 Dor.
Oabei iteGen Die Sbiiren aler Birtb5=
6Gufer in Borne melt Offen. llebrigens
eiebt es i'm gar5en Gountp 8enbau
teinen einaigen prdtti5irenben 4oOofaz
ten; Der leBte, 9r. Jrieori6 8iI6elm
@dtpepps, lit ldngit auf Die Jarm se=
aansen uno 5iebt 9ii9ner. Wis Borne
10 friebli9 uno rei5eno i'm Giboloz
gbale liest, 10 friehlid unb eemii.bli4
iino Die gepo9ner.1 Melfsr 9egeniaB
aipiiden bieiem seprbnetsr, ben tprar>
Observation-Disclosures nett con
iia ipeiien6sn beutiden, NIT alerlel
Werqeben unb 0erbreden belaitetsn
prObibitions-g Dunties bon 5efaA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06
Der Oentf6e Correspondent.
EOttorteIes NGerfef,

Cine Semperdturpon "a
8rab unter Nul in Mpntdna unb 70
8rab in 8eb<Weit, 6loribu, am lebz
ten Sonntag; elm unteridieb bon "a
9rdo in einem 2anb am ielben Sag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06

70l, 707 2ombarDa5traBt 0ig6larbtonn.
6tiufs Dtins uao qjqu6rs. - Der ets
iiuDtrt Grt uuf Der GrOt. - Die bsit,n
goolzQdrlors in 6jgbIduOtoun. BrOmpts
BtoienuHg. CGe5l-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06

NNVUTT VUHTts
2ombdroz unO 6. 5trabt, 6igbIauDtotDn.
Stqtniibtr Der nWonumertal49rauerti.'-
SdgLi8 bstbs Wabljsiten auf gsisIuug.
Gutter betb,r uHO talttr 2uHid. Gbtias
ptats=Gelep6ou St. Raul 1915 D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06
5p. wrfri,s ernanae.

IA. unb C'8Onucl=Str., Canton.
gsrdumiae 6als fir 9ercins uHO Bes
ftnidaftsu. 6auptquartisr beg s9rins
6eiHri9= 3iftritts glr. 204, 3. IL. B.
Geinftt Sstrduts. Gbei. Eel. 3574 .. Q3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-06

q SprH'S Vld1entrdulS5dHes
3 Cd. 8. u. 8ougbitr. Sauptquarti,r bts
3 9ifrjttg III, .. u.z8.," rGi9tutrdujs
D 3omtnotr,jn5,s canton 5mmsrtD. 8aus
Q u. Qtiboerejng". 9suti4e Gbeiu1pslH=6 dnOs
2 iuuq. 9bOns: G.236-9, MO. 8iuOiOr 81.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-06-25
Worst of all Experiences.

Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be your last?
Such was the experience of Mrs. S
FL. Newson, Decatur, Ala. 'For
three years, she writes, 81 endured
insufferable pain from indigestion,
stomach and bowel trouble. Death
seemed inevitable when doctors and
all remedies failed. At length | was
induced to try Electric Btters and
the result was miraculous. | i'm
proved at once and now I'm com
pletely recovered" For Liver, Kid
ney, Stomach and Bowel troubles
Electric Bitters is the only medicine.
Only Soc It's guaranteed by all
druggists.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-06-25
Stock Commission Firm.

We are pleased to call the atten-
ton of our readers, especially those
having cattle. or sheep for market
this summer, to the advertisement of
Clay, Robinson & Co., which ap-
pears elsewhere in this issue. The
headquarters of this solid, we'll
known live stock commission is at
Chicago, but they have fully
equipped house with ample staff of
statesmen at each of the following
markets. Chicago, South Omaha,
Sioux City, South St. Joseph, Kan
sas City and Denver. Clay, Robin
son & Co. have an enviable reputa-
ton for securing top prices for their
clients and any of our readers con.
signing to them may rest assured of
the best of treatment in every re-
spect. They will be glad to hear
from anyone contemplating shipping
cattle or sheep and will see that be
is kept we'll posted on the market.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-06-25
East weiser valley.

Mrs. c. t. Williams and daughter,
Miss Zella, of Weiser. were 10 the neigh.
borhood Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. G. b. Barton came over
from Mann creek Saturday evening and
visited with Mr.. Stevens and family I'M.
I'll Sunday evening. Rev. Barton held
services at the school house which were
enjoyed by all. He left another appoint
ment for July 17th, the third sumo day.
Woodson Anderson is down from Cam.
bridge gathering beef cattle Fred ROOF
has been helping him.
Mrs. John Walker and children were
out from town Monday and Tuesday Of
this week visiting with Mr.. and Mrs,
Ben Ashley.
The farmers have their hay about al
in the stack now.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Lodge and children
were in town Saturday.
Minnie Sindon has returned from Maur
creek where she has been staying will
Mrs Jefferson for the last two weeks
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-06-25

A. N. Riggs has purchased
stock and business of Harper
Riggs and has moved into the ~
ing formerly occupied by L. E'N
beck, on State street, where be
be glad to see all the old cus''
of the firm, and many new ones
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-06-25

held at the Baptist church in Midvale
July 18th and 18th.
Milford Hopper of Pine Creek was
down last week hunting up recruits for
his saw MILL
r. E. Linder and his nephew Clyde,
were driving band Of cattle to the
mountains Sunday. They passed through
the Shoe Peg district Just at sun rise
Walter Keithley and Freeman Stewart
came down from the Keithley sawmill
Saturday evening. They will not 60
back until they have put up their hay
crop.
Mr.. Lynch is preparing to ship car
load Of horses from the station this
week.
White, the cash groceryman keeps
open on SUNDAYS and sells the young
folks soft drinks. and N Macomb, the
saoonst Of Midvale rms his bar seven
days in the week dealing out death and
destruction to the poor unfortunate be-
ings who have an appetite for strong
drink. And yet intelligent people will 20
10 the polls and vote to license the dens
OF Satan
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-06-25
Grouse Creek.

Not having seen anything in your pa
per from this busting camp, thought
would send in few items.
There are about forty men working at
the Golden Rule, are working day AMI
night.
Matthias and sons have just completed
their ditch aud have begun m ming.
Toer and Thorp are doing consider
able work on their claims on the south
side of Secesh
Frank Matthias, wife and daughter
came In from Council during the week.
Now there are six ladies in camp.
Andy Cans returned TO Warren Tues
DAY. after two years absence.
Mr.. Blackwell and family are running
hotel and dairy here. and are doing :
thriving business.
Royal Matthias made business trip d
Warren last sunday He reports every,
thing lively over there.
zsmslt and cAdby Of Meadows came
10 Tuesday with pack train loaded
with supplies
Miles bvfstip started V headows 10.
gay s'ih several horses, ghlob b. all
load Win supplies fof Warren me1oh,
anti
hppe Lockwood, ~ Neisef sfgiyao Ia
camp lesi Monday
eoele 900 jobp Aaaingioe, ~ Counell.
49, pqfhleg A. ihe pelaep Rule
1Qm fQpepheYg fame pev lo,lns
'pfH holaH fg|aay phlf clo,slag ~
a'Pp AZ M lheW M W. pael Ldds,
sef z fAH fNfi fNlnf M hQu4 M
lbf NV
] lfN ff'l rhlf EWlpg ~ ~ elia.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-06-25
News Of Our NeighbOrS |


A liveryman from Payette was in our
valley one day last week buying up driv-
ing horses for his stable.
@. w. Randleman and Will Keithley
were in the Burke mountains last week
cutting wood and getting out derrick tim
Der. They came down Saturday.
The severe frost that visited our valley
the tenth caused considerable damage to
ssrdsas and other growing crops. Fruit
WA not ipjured SO very bad, excepting
few places along the creeks and river.
Probably there will be halt crop. Gar
deyis were almost devastated.
Vegetables are rarity that will be en-
joyec some time In the near future.
The alfalfa crop which was just be-
ginning to bloom was badly frozen and
damaged by the cold spell. Everybody
Is cutting the first crop aud putting it up
as fast as they can. hoping for better
second crop.
Jess Haunt had the misfortune to let
his famous trotting horses get away from
him on the 18th inst They were hitched
TO a bran new carriage containing him
self, his two daughters and Uncle Billy
EvaHs All escaped unhurt. but the car
riage was completely wrecked for all
time
Ras Virgins has been helping W. j.
Mackey out his alfalfa
II. Robinson finished stacking his first
crop of hay Saturday. He has contract
cd the second crop to Theo. A. Leger, the
Baptist minister of this place, and will
leave for Weiser today to take charge of
Section No. on the P. & |. N. r. r.
Mr.. Robinson worked for this same com.
pany two years before he came on his
ranch. He says he likes railroading bet
ter thsn ranching-
g. w. Williams. pastor of the Chris
tian church, and Mormon elder from
Utah, held series of debates here last
week
Dan Couts came down from the noun
sains Saturday, where he has been al
work the past two weeks. He will re-
turn Wednesday.
Harvey Britain is still on the sick list
and it is feared he will not recover. DR..
Youngblood of Midvale is ministering &c
him.
Victor Hopper left last Monday for
Pine Basin to hero sheep the rest of the
season.
few unruly and unthoughted would
be sportsmen have been bombardiug the
half grown and half fcathered game
birds in our valley. Too bad for mar
and birds.
Mr.. Salee. who is from the east, is Wis
ting his nephew. S. sslee, OF our valley
A Sunday school convention will b,
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-06-25

Window Shades 80 cents esci
McBrstney's Furniture Store