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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-06

81 an fully satisfied that your Peruna
is an enicacious remedy for catarrh, a.
and many o5 my friends have heen
benefited by its use ~. q. Hunter,
NJ. D.
Wen known mcnof dignity and PROM
aence in the I u.tcd s .atcs endorse a2d
recommend Pcruua To- cata-Ta.
II you do not derive prompt and sails
factory results from tie use of Poruna'
write ut once to Dr. Hartman. giving 9
full statement uC your case, and he. VII
be pleased 80 give you his valuable ed
vice gratis.
Address Or. IIartzarp, President of
Tho Hartman Sanitar I'm. Columbus.
Ohio
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-06


letter street, Philadelphia, writes:
friends have Rnd are Hsfg frnnA as
cafar c.re results feet that car sy recon-
r1z from 19t Disorder - u LaLeLson
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-06
Look over these prices
They arc Hammers

Car pm 80. $40
81 Bottles alb
.OO Classes orted ly, o.
Larger 80
Bottles Preserv Brandt
CansP Brand jam. !
: ) CansF Syrup, ~ "
LARGE ties Glue Labe
Large tt
Large Bottles ide
ckagesT Iscuit reg
BarsB oaxSo reg "
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-06
If Grocery Bargains you're pursuing,
At McKee's Cash Store there's something doing.

6 Bars c lily BoaxS oap
6 BarsO Oneida oTax .
Q harsW oodch
Diamond Soap 8oc Sale price %
4-gaLC $50 S2'9
100 CansC pped Beef reg. .--
orna and ID
53-gal "a
Hair American price 121-
IfntsF America 30
Ouars Franco leans
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-06
Commodore Nicholson Of The u. s.
HaVN

Navy.
Commodore Somerviiie Nicholson OF
the United States Navy in letter from
1891 r Street, Northwest. Washington
D. c., say:
asYour Peruna has been and is now
used By 50 many OF my friends and
acquaintances a. a sure cure for catarrh
that 1 am convinced Of its curative
qualities and ! unhcs.talnsiy recon-
mend it to all persons suffering from
that complaint."-S Nicholson.
u. S. Minister to Guatemala.
DR.. Y. Godfrey Hunter, I. S. Ministe-
to Guatemala, and eS-mem3eT Of Con-
.ress from Ko-..-,,-..sy-, =: . letter nov
Washington. D. c Whites
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-06
NINE CODED SKIRT sop.

NINE OO0ED oFNINI O0F q
With Tuck Plat on Front Edge Of
Each Gore.
Skirts that are full about the feet
are always the most graceful and de-
sirable ones for walking, and among
all the fashionable models there is none
bette. than this one. II is quite simple,
it's severity meaning style, and is cut
In a sufficient number of cores to give
a succession of long and desirable
lines. The model is made of white mo-
hair stitched with belongs silk, but is
adapted to almost all seasOnable ma
terialS while it is also well adapted to
the fashionable tameta, pongee, Rajah
and other silks.
The skirt is made i'm nine cores there
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
Wus benz Snaern M0rulnn6's nus
bcn augrcn5enOCu StOntcu.

Gin iun0er Uraar 0ct6r
@ci Waring, ltl1Ay1.. uU,r WICilcn
pon 9opoa, prrOc n..,.H 'rilh f,rr;
nod S llbr cin jlU..r mloriidcr
Nrbcitcr Don cincm Garo0jcruloc,
rr Don 6rcOcrld gra MoiDin0tou
britinmlt NOR, getro',1 Ger un0c
i6br II Sabre oItc 4noyc woutc sic
Mrlciic frcu5erl, nm &@aNw III holrn,
ais cr bon Der 2otomo,oc an Sen
Mopi @0ctroiicn nm 'tocr ucrlcBt
murOc. Nan brod'tc Dem llugliidli
chen nod cincm MolytaD2 in S8oiG
illoton. Yer &nobe W1y bti 0cnGon.
troftorcn ocS 5mciteU Wclciir5 ser
Nuhn 5uiifcn @oItaU21ur0 mo@cr-
montumn bcid)Gitilt.
Sic Mcll" Guttiou &C
miuNl
,Mu Dem Streitc }uDlhrn 0cn De
motrotilhcn Nattlou,U pom @lnnc
NlrrnocI Gountp ln Die 9}ominotio.
nCn iiir sic Stoot@ @rlyBdrbunQ Du.
ben sic Mid,tcr &ouc@ lu,o (honloa
0ritcrn cine Gntl6Uoml }uWlnitcu
Scr Ncu9 NotttoU oDlclcbCu lmo
0u1 Wanoomma o3c'lh Scr Ban
non 6uttion I'M &lu'uobmc uri
OoQ Gidct o%bQCmiruu Dies brocu.
tct, ooB, mcnu oo2 Siouta @lppcl.
Iation4 @crid)t Oo2 NcrOitt niht
mlit0Bt sic Gon0IOdtcm lprIdc bon
Den Grcun0en 0c@ q. @cOr0c Mcll2
uominirt luur0cn Ole clmjlNCn0cn
truttn lin0, lpcldlr 0lclUl MCrblt 0lil
0ua Sidct fonmCn. GiC Mcu@ SCllI,
iiu0 llbcr 0cn SiCQ lchr llbilunt NM
hcQCn Ole GrluurtlmN 0uG 0iC Ont
ldCiOumg pom St0ot4 Expectations.
Wcridte allircht crb0Itcu miro. GiC
@ouuou . Softion mill ocn Goll uor
0o3 StuQt3 Expectations @criti
brin1cu. Sn Eager ser Numlon
9&utucll MioB Nottion bcrrid)t Oe%
mc1cu cine Qc0riidtc StiumunN.
u icincn Elob AMI ocrr
u ihtcrituhIrc elm.
Nm Stodt2 Expectations Wcrid)tl
81 NmlupoIia nohm Hid)tcr NGbn3
NlrIc BON SomioM ser ucllCrnonnl(
SbcrriHtcr Oc3 orittcn Nlloi5iol ii
itriftc2, 5ltm critcn Molc. icincn EIot
Gin. Ncfunntlih rcii2uirtc Hidtcr
TomIcr Dor clnlQCr 3cit.
Ociud) Cr ans Norf.
WIcbrcrc Numocrt Wiit0licocr Ocl
Grcimnurcr SoQcn ans Port troiCl
QcItcrn nlti Dem Sampler oSu@dltc
bnnno" in Der Stoot9 Nouptito0t
Elm mo nobmcu oic Se6cn9ruiir0iQ
TcitcL uic Die Tlottcu }lfoocmric
0o2 StontS HupitoI etc, IN NhuQcu.
ihciu mo rciitcn Nbcnoa mobl b..
iric0iAt. troG oc2 id)lc6tcu Mcttcr5.
nod baltimore 5lIrild.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12

90 ;t,
E., mo,, g m,'
~, >n. Ci,,,,, on %,un,a,
Y$nr, n,,L9n. mn, mr%n
=, ,,a. [an.,, ,,t,' a.
ton. n,u,aaya '"" @
;4;,> ;,n> on ,,,
, ,Er.o;M". o,otEn;G.,m w." ",;>
~ - 49,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
EOitbeiOrScrnna uadD benz NnSlamc:

Die mn3I0noiidc Eolt fir 6ic onl
fl. Oftobcr ulocn0c Node ldlicBt
Gin ollen 6ducn piinttlid) in Dem
0ouptbiircou lUie Iol9t:
Fodct . Foit lit oiicn bon 9 llbr
8ormitta99 bis ) !lbr NohmittogS
tGgIidL olr2acHommen Somto03.
Eodct Eoit iijr Geuti6Iono itliebt
am Montua ocn 2. Oftohcr, 8ormit.
tags nm 10 llbr; mad @roBbriton.
nicn mo <rlon0 Gienitog mo 6rci.
tag unr , llDr Nnd)m.
Grams Itlontiid q o It.
1rcitoQ 6 ll6r A%bcnoS, iiir ,5r'
lonO, per Compiler oGtrurio" pia
G.uccn9touu C}oIt iiir onocrel bette
europa mtG per Compiler oGtru.
ria" oOrciiirt 'cln); I llbr NlbenoS,
iiir europe, per Compiler .St2oui2"
pio @mmoutD uro G~bcrbourg.
GicnItoa H. 0ftober - iiir euro
pa, per Gonpfcr Baltic" bin
Gllcen3tolOn.
@oitiir ii D. Ii. Gentrat.
gmcrilu V it's nOicr
Trcitoq 10 l(6r abcnoS, iiirFor
10 Tico, Curacao uno 8ene5uela, per
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12

Camper .Gorocol iijr Gcutrol
9mrritu uno sic Glib Nocilir Nd-
len, per Compiler pju Colon; Iiir
@uiono, per Gompicr oGronic Noi,
iou;" iiir Tortlmc &3lou0, &omoico
mo Colombia, per NumpiCr .Sibe
ria" iiir Gltbo, per Gompicr rNtorro
Goitlc;;" iiir sic "a Eloto Stootcu
per G0mpicr oNiricau Nrintc,"
Sic NoIt nod N%CuiunoIouO, uio
Noro.S p0ncp, mo Mti0ucloM oio
@oiton,. idlicbt bier t00Iid I'M 3 llbr
NodnlittoQ3; nod Gubn Ciolompo.
tG0Iid) nm I llbr Nod)nl. nod Sofia
Micn mo ser Nittiiltc BON Micoro0uu,
pio Nc>p GrIcou3, t0NIih rn1 s llhr
g(brno@; nod Nonbun@ mo Scr Slt.
fiiltc uon Guatemala, Oiu Mobile.
tGQlidl nm s llbr Nbcn0@.
Grams @ociiic" %oit.
EoIt iijr Numoii, NoporL &orco
Gbino mo oir EbiIippincL pio Sor
Gronii9co. ihlicBt bier tGNIih BIZ
Ntm rs. Nftobcr lum : llDr Nbcnh2
iiir %opolL Morco Gbino mo oic@}Di
lippinclL pio Seattle. : llbr Nbcno0
t0alid) bis }lm IS. Nftobcr; iiir9tclt'
SCcIono, N%uItroIicM Acu G0lc0o.
uicn Samoa, Noluoii mo Giii q &n.
irln pio San Gron5i3co, tGQIid) bis
sum Is. Gltobcr ! llhr Nbcn09.
". Salt SorriS,
N}oItmciItcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
Sutcls uno 9icituurniiOncn.
Cafe Gmkrr,
Or. 10, NOro @nDsS trnRc.-

Seutihc MnHl5citen cine epcjinlit1t.
Smpprtirtc unb eiuGcimiiGc Nciuc II, StGorrcu.
lNlmA28lM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
Mhrr,6 ..eh,IspciA.Hant..

j fde GAIT uno 5dit'aoeuue, CANON.
1 observation-disclosures "a Il.
! Saup:qunrt',r oe5 Geianactre, ne -Sbei.
! toeik," .Damens& ereins ocS Voelpe:S,-
! Observation-Disclosures Rt. 445, }. 9. o.
, ~Grtental.9 iftrtfts VI. los, 3. u..s.. unb
! .@uHton Spar' u. BergalannsS'BerstnS-.
! (Sept21 .1S
ehm.igtr2 Gs'e,
, Rr, 701 lnb TOT, Euv1baro'Stro&. ctGt.
! Ianrtopn. Seinite 8etne uno xtauore.
i Der gefnns,fte OFT nui Der Groe. - fte
!, beiien RooIs8arlOrs IN etsblonbtnsn
, $rompts BeoteuuHs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12

Sorooft Sd. Der 0on. uuh Surrett' Strnse.
Snrpt0uurtier oes Seiurguereins rUl.lc'
bic. GiH9itunoeu ieoen 9onnerftnsslbero.
s3erInmmIunaen oe5 ~@enienhlnI Weteer'
Berstnb" ieben 2. uuh 4. SteuitJe i'm Wto.
nat. 3elepbuH - VT. Sermon 266o n,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12

gr. 12O bis i122, Sartorb.Nbtnnt.
Suuptauariier hes n1buIia' Mtdnneraorb-.
Saue unb Soutmerpurten billie Al Der.
mt.tbeu. @uter Blot fit gIuifersr6'ter.
Seiu'te 6etrdnfe. SretsBool. q. 4 "
3eIerbnn - UPt. RernUn 3700 n,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12

Wr. 1924, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - 9tr,'
met un Ssrren Al ueemtttbcr. - Set1ile
GPirduir uno Wetne. .N1o' 8ttir'Frnne'
ret,-Vier. EtrfamIalunQslofoI bes OFT
9ombdroftr, Smr1crtr. Ndii' urs eeib'
BFrc!ns. gbef. Gel.-Bolie 25O2 R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12

id)cl; Ncriln0t bon oen Glcuatorca
303G Nuihcl; Norrotb in Den Glcuo.
loren 15O.S92 NuihcI. &crfoult
murocn 10000 &obr 5t 5O3s, 512
Nnid)cl 0cmiihtcr inn Glcuoior 5l
G212, 5000 Nobr 81 50H rocco sc.
bruor 81 1915, l72 @uidcI Spot ST
5SL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
@croct SanSeigcnt bilmcr.
Hu %ucrfuufcu:

U'ooetre 3lpei't6dige 9uuicr nit feds 3Iri'
mfrn an Der &eitieiie Der GroOe Strnhr, 5pt'
iheH Snirmount Noenue uno Sabette,S trabe.
Sdben cemeniirie aeucr, cemcntirtc3 IrOiiolr,
eldti aepilaiterte Strnbe. Gefen. 5urnnces unh
Wtarmors lreppen. Rrei5 S775. 9runojins $50
pro Sabr. Inter Ieitter Qeotnqnngen per
tnl't. Wlnn nebme Die Suirmoint gluenue Cars.
q, Z. Gallagher. Vuuumternebmer
12s-) yir. 2s0s. 5cirmounts9lue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
-
4 aatsn uss 6tebtaxbtsW =.
eprtnn's ganton qtebertrnns.eaus.

NHrinn'e CAUTION Nitbrrtrnnb.Nnut.
CiioWelts@de 3. Ctr, II. Salt goe.. canton
Suuptlnurt,er ocs canton 9ieser:r1ro 80
Siraftuuhe icoen Conner flag Nberh. -
Suntcns&erein perfnmIHelt it'd icnen Etsns
fidp Abcno. TutiouulsNier our SupI.-
@hefapeaie IeIep6uu: 9Srlfe 1853 j
(gpril131O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
Stenenocindle
Steucaciudl

Sttlt1ciudt:
Sin W}indcn iudt StcllunR ais Nut2nluodlerl
gtatBuiruUcu IN Nr, 1903, GUro. Nrcmout. AUcnnc,
esq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12

Rorbufi.@de Sougbs uub VdroltTe'St-oNe.
Sduptouartier bes nSdperr. YldnnercJors-
r. O.sGde 6oupb' UNI @droItre'tr. Ber.
einsneriummIuna ieoen 9oIrncrft1a ahenn
9teus Dltt9lteber iptuipmmen. Sot6ng'
li6ss gier Der Acknowledgement I'M aapi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
,:baut sssp'y Rsaaatast.

Yr. l1O4, NOrb 'KtntraI'NOcmt
Ger .5{oropit Sniuleripdbrenb- SoubtEtth
bon baltimore ~t1rfnnuctt ft bier
ieosn Uioutaa - 8ecrer Trebm 4 Gone
Bier am 8Lpt. nIh oeutiper art btrefi
bonn Cub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
Naltinurcr Wnrft6cridltc.

W0ItlmOrC IT. I'll. MOD.
Wcbl. - 3uiubr lG,G2G 6Glicr,
rinihlic6Iid SIG GGiicr III 2oclllt
Foint unO 7l15 GGiicr III Canton;
Niiitcnpcriunot l53 GGiicr. Gle No
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
shmihtta ..Ninrh,fnnl.Nnnt.n

@oe 8. uIo Sou9t Strube, Sduptuuartisr
oes .Na1ern Str. lint ,3ereins," .sibens
franBs2unterrcrcius. nGnntUn Smmcrlp.
Ban. MO 9eibs Gereins." oSeuiihe Sc
miiibIitfeit," rNtfClihmtebe Union NIB
ySefpers9onfIabc VT. AIS, Z. q. s. Srt'
ibes Bier Al tFocr 2eii. 1elepb"u: V.
x u. - Wolf 2hO0 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
1pieph sniuenntr,t Gnf,.

2115 GnlUertDu.T DGD, unpt 2reotrld.Aut.
Sie beueu Aetn, i'm gSciteuo. Widbl'
8etten IN ieoer 3eii SeibditSIurih etne
Spe8tdIltut. 49, 9Glptulartier oes Gar
rolltOu rbeittrsWtdHnsrdors".
(alpril20.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12

gr. f36, Sarrifon., nGbe 9eTtnutcn'str..
SEQ. 4lnlbsr, IT,, FrousGO'S Nter. Sur.
mer Quuin oun t2 ttS | lbr Gutmit-
tdps. Vile oentfteT gddev itno aarn ~.
fute etngeluoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12

Gus Den GIcputorcn 5uriltgc5ogen
9S.75t Nuidel; Glcootorrn &orrotb
S7L751 Nuitcl. NcrfGlllC: ELM Nng.
Qon a]llaQepdbItCr 9ir. , gemiid)ter
ST 32Ea, Elm MoAQou gtr. 3 mclBcr
I'M Glepotor 81 33 orci MoQGonS
9tr, 3 peiBcr I'M GIcpatOr }u 30, Elm
Noggon 5uriidGGuieicrer I'M Glepo.
tor 81 311a. elm MnGgon Ar. | mei'
Der 81 3tA, Elm Mn9gon Nr. 3 mei.
Der i'm Grpori.9 lepuior 81 1914, elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
sanoooooocaocooou4ues
6. SpnBu's Hrhuurunt.

Pr. 923, 0oro.Gnens ede glntbonpsstr.
@eriammIunGSlotul oes pNntonin : Gou'
claoes gtr. 306, ;. %" nSteuber'9t
ttritts gir. 106 ~SbilersStiirifts gir.
tO3, :. II. ~" uJb ,,Si'trjfl9 l,r. -
8. Il. T." 9ule an Geretns 3i ernie
then, HeiufF Piete gap'r. mn nrnere
@cirIu'c. IcIcpbuu: Is. & y. }@olir G2g n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12

Nr. 1922, OVERWHELMING.
.StNen.G armftd6tet sSerein- t%triammelt
I'D ttben erfien BienfiGs I'M Wolnt IN
Der Saue. Sans ilr 8erelns urs Sett'
Iibieiien All oermittasn.
E10n5lS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12

StorC.| odco .......... f. bis -
@citcrn Soils ........ 10 bis -
Grcomcrp Nrint8, 1 Mo. 21 bis .
GrcomerD Yrint3, Y Ei0. - bis q
Mo, va. uno Eo, Nriut3 - bis -
Creamery NIcd2, : Fio.. 90 bis -
Menopirtc, bette Frint2.. 20 bis ~
2cbcu0c9 @ciIilOcI, pro Fim0:
oltc NiibuCr t3c. bis tic; hinge Nilh
ncr 1870. bis tic; GrtCn Tie. bis
l3c. Soubcm pro Fonr Doc. bis Boo.
Sr ii dI tc un0 Sem ii G..
&"ortoiiclm pro Sob 500 bis
81 80; pro Wuidel t5c. bis 5Sc.; 3rt.
terriibcu. pro Nilnocl 1c. bis 1l2c.
MciBfohL pro Come $40 bis ST.;
3luicbcIn pro Nultcl G5c. bis 15c.;
Ncpicl pro GaB soc. bis $500;
Crime NohuCM pro Nulhcl Doc, bis
3Oc.; tomatoes, pro @orb Boo. bis
l0c.; Nuunu3, pro Grntc $500 bis
$40; FlIrlihc, pro aorb 5Oc. bi"
SOC; WIrucu, pro Sob $3.50 bis
$500; 0omiono, pro 20 Fi0. aor5
5Oc. bis GOr.; FiIaumen, pro 10 N10,
aorb 2Oc. bis 25c.; Gurottcn, pro
Niiuocl lc. bis les; &imobobnclL
pro NuihcItiitc 81 bis $t,25; Woi0,
pro GuBCn0 Sc. bis Toe; SraubcM
pro I Ei0. Morb &c. bis i2c.; Guin.
cc~, pro GuB 500 bis $50; rmnoc
RilbcL pro Niitc Zoe. bis l5c.; broll
ncr &ohl pro NuihcI l2l&c. bis
Toe; Hopliolot, pro Hiltc Doc. BIZ"
3Oc.; Spiuot, pro NuihcI 17l2c. bis
2Oc.
Groceries uno Yropiiic.
mem.
SoIjilCiih, pro Eiunh: fIeine Git
gar Gufc0 Shintcu i234c.; 9roBt
Shiutcu ii3Ic.; Gulilornlcr Sd)ln'
fen &c.; Sugar Gurco Sdultcru
SEC; trodcl Nclol5c1c SeltcnrIppcn
9lAC.; Spcdleiteu toe; trodcn 0clol.
jcnc SduuItcrn sac. rcinc9 Stmoij
in &icrcc2 Slac.; Spcdihultcrn &c.
McB SdpcinciIciih $3.50 pro Sob.
Nuiiinirtcr 3udcr: aNullr'eIt
5.GOc. puIurriiirt DC; StonOor0 ara.
nulirt l.9Oc.; icin QromIirt 400;
GrDituI u l9Oc. Columbia u l.55c.;
Qclbcr $500. bis l.1Oc.
@er0Itcter aoiIce: &. g. e. 100
Yio. aiItcn 1895; e, g. e. GO Fio.
aiItcn 1900; =. g. Is. 3G Filno
ailtcn 13.7Oc.; reincr SABA 29c. bis
291Ac.; gutter &opO pc. bis 27l@c.;
reincr Mptto PC. bis 27l@c.; SABA
mlo Wotto, Ncnrilht 2Gc, bis 2Gl2c.;
SABA, 0cnliiht, Dc. bis 25l2c.; rel
ncr Worocoibo pc. bis 22l2c,; reincr
go @uoDro pic, bis 22l4c.; rcincr
SontoS 211%c. bis 22l2c.; GontoS,
gcniidt, 20Mc. bis Die; Nio, &C.
miidt, 1915. bis 2Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12
ssurs 6. sIeIn's Sshauvaut,

Tr. 2I8, Glab., nu6e SUtpnrosStrube.
TorBlelite gSeiue, Sptriilnten u. uuton'
@igarrel. 9eftes &ier ON Sapt. plntb
flr 6eib1ftsIeute bon 1t.30 Borm. bits
2 ubr Wadhmittans. Zelepbou Is. 4 y.
Wt. Bernou 900S-r. (gRdrl2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-12

llcrlnnnt.
Gcrlanat i'm g%llgemeincn.
1tniihta elrbeite. Mnmlpflinnns Nnrcnn.

o.. ItWWTuNyy. ITp,IrV- V'W1VU' EnHIHV ~ ~ "GWT"",utt
Der .Ecniibcn @eieufhuft". - SieiculQeu. hic
ncuifbc Sunolucrlcr. NrbcitCr uuO SlCnitbottlI
5u befhdiiiqeu lUiinibcr. luOtlcl lth perionlib
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
SOLDIERS FEAR DYNAMITE
Battalion of Guardsmen Proceeds
Slowly to Place where
Trouble is Feared.

CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Aug 8-The
battalion OF the Third Tennessee National
Guard ordered from camp at Hartman to
Tracy City left Cowan. at the foot of
Cumberland mountain, this morning The
ride is some twenty miles and will be made
with due caution and a pilot engine, as all
sorts of threats have been made to dyna-
mite culverts.
The officers in command are veterans
of the Spanish war. Men who are posted
on the situation consider the outlook very
grave. Ali is quiet at Tracy City this
morning.
A dispatch from Tracy City says that six
companies of the Third Tennessee regiment
arrived here today and though there was
an immense crowd present from the sur
rounding country, the reception of the
troops was not unfriendly. Everything is
quiet here.
A Knoxville dispatch says ]. g. Nc
Cracken, secretary of district 49, crlti-
cises Governor Cox for calling out the
troops He said: Recently the consolida-
ted coal company leased to Mr. Rust and
Dick Henley who were killed, and John Nc
Govern, who was injured, an old mine and
they had a row with some parties who also
wanted the mine This brought about the
shooting and the union and nom union min
ers had nothing to do with IT,"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
E. H. HOLMES GIVES BOND
Indicted Agricultural StRtIsticfan
Puts in Voluntary Appearance BE-
fore washington Court.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-Former Asso-
ciate Statistician f. II. Holmes, jr., OF the
Department of Agriculture. indicted to-
gehter with F. A. Peckham and Moses
Haas of New York on the charge of con-
spring to defraud the government by pre-
maturely dvulging the department cotton
crop reports, surrendered to the United
States marshal today and later appeared
before Justice Stafford and gave bond in
the sum of $4,000.
In his statement TO the court Mr. Lester
said that he produced Mr. Holmes as
he agreed and explained why he was not
here earlier. He said that when he tele-
phoned the district attorney asking him to
tell the clerk the name of the bondsmen
agreed upon. Mr.. Beach replied that he
would not take bail, but intended to lock
up Holmes Immediately 80 my failure to
surrender Holmes was because of the
district attorneys change Of attitude, II
indeed he ever intended to let him give
bond"
Mr. Lester said that he did not aid Mr..
Holmes to evade execution, except that he
told Holmes that he would not be needed
until Monday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
DECISION FOR HATTERS' UNION
Court Rules that Firm that Counter
feited Label Must Pay Dam
ages and stop Practice.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn, Aug. &.-Judge
shumway, in the superior court. has handed
down a decision in the suit of the United
Hatters OF North America against c.. H.
Merritt & Son OF Danbury In favor of the
plaintiffs.
The hatters sued alleging that the firm
was getting business by counterfeiting the
union label on goods made by nonunion
workmen. Judge Shumway orders an oc-
counting by the firm with the hatters and
issues a permanent injunction restraining
the firm from using any more Of the Of
Tending labels. Judge Shumway practically
exonerates the nonunion firm from any in
tention TO deceive or defraud. stating that
these allegations in the suit were not
proven, although at the same time he finds
the firm guilty of counterfeitng the union
label.
Judge Shumway also says there was
abundant testimony to show that some non-
union hats were OF better material and SUI
perior workmanship than those made by
union workmen. The special defense of c.
II. Merritt & Son that the union label was
weapon OF boycott the court holds has
no bearing on the case, whether Il be true
or not.
An appeal will probably be taken by c.
II. Merritt & Son TO the supreme court OF
errors.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
UNCLE SAM TAKES LOOK IN
POstOmce Department Will Investi-
gate Northwestern Mutual Trust
Company's Affairs.

The postoffice department at Washington
will take a hand in the investigation of
the Northwestern Mutual Trust company,
whose president, Peter Jacobs, and secre-
tary, Alexander Buchanan, were arrested
and held in $500 bonds each at Council
Bluffs last week
The arrest of these two men was brought
about at the instance Of Frank Fieldhaus
of that city who claims to have been beaten
out of $50 by the firm in a real estate deal
The case was heard in Justice Gardner's s
court and the men were bound over to the
district court OF Pottawattame county,
Iowa. for conducting a loan business in vio-
lation of the laws Of Iowa.
The concern claims to be incorporated un-
der the laws of Nebraska, and It is alleged
that they operate a branch here In Omaha,
The matter was called to the attention of
Postmaster Palmer and he has written the
postoffice department at Washington rela-
tive to the concern, with a view TO having
It Investigated by the postoffice inspectors
to test its right to the use of the mails.