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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-08-05
POST OFFICE NOTICE

Mail trains arrive 7.O5 a, M, 2.2S p. M,
500 NJ. ,nooo -,
33Op.m. D...i.s o,5 I,,dlov stoges
leave &. 90 q. m. and 800 p. m.
South Woodstock. 800 p. m.
Barnard and Bethel, 6.10 III
"''~ol free delivery routes leay at am.
MAILS CLOSE-For early stages $50
d. m. Later mails, 1O.O a, M, 800 p' m
Office Hours-6 80 a m. to $50 p. m.
Sunday-l2 to p. m.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-08-05

Apples raised in Oregon, have
been sold in London for $6.I5 a
bushel.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-08-05
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Woodstock
Country Club will be held at the Club
House Tuesday, August s, ats o'clock p. m.
j. L. DANA, Secretary.
Woodstock, VT, July 26, 1906.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-08-05

New YOrk-Mrs Thomas Porter, Miss
Young, A. Van Deusen, DIR. G. l.. Dana,
Miss Elsie Dana, Mrs. James Cook, MIR. and
Mrs. VIM. Wilson Heaton, two children and
two maids; DIR. f. M. Crandall, Mrs. G. M
Crandall, Miss Thorpe, Miss M. A. Truslow,
New York.
Mrs. Joseph Rowland, Newport, X. l.; Dr.
and Mrs. James Bacon, Miss Bacon, New
Haven, Conn: Judge +. A. Smith, Chicago
+. r. Pow, Salina, o: Sussex DAVIS, fniia
dslphia: Mrs. Harry White, Baltimore, MO-
Mrs. Arthur b. Mott, Brooklyn, n. T.; MI
and Mrs. C. w. SabiA, Miss Sabin, miss
Sarah Ripley, Miss Sarah G.. Phipps, Mrs
A. G. Wyman, Brookline. Mass: Mrs. 5. Is
Chase, Misses Genevisve and Florence
Chase, Mrs. Thomas f. Brayton, Miss Bray
ton, Miss Helen Brayton, Edward Brayton
Fall River, Mass: Mr. and Mrs. Henry w
Bragg, Boston: Miss J. M. Wilmerding, Mlsi
J. L. Wilmerding, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Kings Daughters will NEE
with Mrs. f. w. B. Smith, Aug. 5tt
at 7.30 pm.
Edwin L. Howes of Washington
d. c., is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hermon Howes. His viii
and son are at Bridgewater Corners
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
Norbocutider 9lobb.
&csclmafiae 9ampfidiiffabrt
6piifleu


5piidleu
Baltimore nHb Bremen
onrd Die nelten ltn6 %erprobterl, nit
allen 9eQlemIibreiten n~erlc6enen
EoItonmpicr eriter 9laiie:
rHbcin," m8ranocrtblirg,"
sNedar," rGbemnis,"
,Main," .8reslau."
Die grpebitionstoec Iino pie folgt:
bon Baltimore: -
.Nain" Wiittwod). ocu 3. Wni
Nohmittags 2 llbr.
,&ounopcr, Wtittiuod, Den II. Wtui,
Tad)mittogS 2 llbr.
y@~rcsIoii," Mithuoh, ocn 81. Mai
NodnittogS 3 ll6r.
yGGcmnit," Mittmod), ocn 81. Mfoi,
Na6mittogs 3 ltbr,
.@ronoenburg," Mittipod, ocn I.
Slnli, Nodmittog5 > llbr.
.Moin" Mittpod), ocn fl. SUM-,
No1nlittag8 , llbr.
3peite &aiiite-E alioge'Sreis:
Vuu $4,000 an.
-
3wiidenocds .Yaiiase'Breiie:
10. ssr.,m.,. mad, srsm.a 49,. $500
Wun Bremen HAN baltimore S3S.oo.
RuuoretIe.ginete bon Baltimore nndl Srenien
tpIh hufin St1.JU.
Reeen Srudi nno Bafiaee foeroe man i'd
an ole acknowledgement
u. Sdnmnd,er & 60,
Hr. 7. Siio.@ aD.S trabe.
pntr
Go,uaro HaiEc,
EKtte hes ,5eutlhen Gurrefspnbenten."
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5riebhoie.
2ouooa Earf Cemetery, Office 81,
@eft.S aratoga.S troBs.
@eitern Iar1lanb 8abn.
srat am "a. seprnnr 1905 Ia aratt.

Frat am "a. Sebrnnr 1905 Ia Qraft.
Slge berllilen 9luersSfatlon. wie folgt. r
ydgltdI.
100 Born. - Gtnel5ii9. SanptIlnte, Saeerss
iopn, Aabdcsboro. u. Il 2S. g'dbu unb ben
Giioerl, uno auSgetuu1mer Gritntde5 g.. b.
Mabn Salco0. 9buiHberSburg. Wiartinsturg
iI.25 a5cnos = gffon,., nab linton. Bridge.
5dalih, snegrnorsiren eonutaas.
ainis 5itIit bon ginorp' Grope. Carlisle unb
s.1b Norm. - Sanptlinie. odecrstopn, Saneod.
GbipperSburp. Sreoerid. Gmmiitsburg uno
". & %. 8dbn bis clifton.
1919 Born. Gffofn. naG tIfs.pnsgrtbae,
0orf un0 8etto56ura.
z. 20 giadni. - Niioin. na0 .Gmorbs6robe.
1925 suhnl. - affom. rad gliorpsDrobe, z.
K 8. 5io., fonie glorf.
AIS 9fndut. - stitoIn rddb llnions9ribae.
500 gabnr. @rpscb nab gssitminIiet,
irlun. jofpie Snneod, Greoerid, grnmiitsburg
uno S6ippensburg.
.52j g,afm. - 6gpreb. nadb Dot eauouer
80 ssadsm. - afiont' mao Gmorb,1rope.
8i5 Sabenhs - giiom. mad union'grtbge.
800 a5enos - Ifipm. mad Gnorps8robe.
Sur gonntass.
$50 eorH. - aifonl. ran urionsgfisee unb
Sdneoer.
4.S6 Sa9m. = aiioni. rad 9irorb.Srose.
: Sdlt nift an Der gennfp Iodnin .gpe. .Gtation.
a'tuets trb @epid sJfireuu. sHbnugbH. ede
ebariess tro pettnetonsGt rabf.
gfiae taiten an nnipHs. Observation-Disclosures
5ifltpn. mo ysaibregf y9iestb'apenieJ etatiaH.
o. ~. Gswea. U. y. u.
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nnb Ycnnipluania . Sabn.

3hge o~erInfen Ncrtbsqfpennes 5tation;
$50 Sorm. nad D1sf. tdgltd, atsgeHpui'
men Soaniaps.
$50 Sorm. rod 5eltd. nnr Sonnidas.
$50 nab Be!nir. tdgtih, dnSaelontnieu
SOHrfuQs. .t
$50 gia6m nat goFf. tdgfib, ansgcuOira
met Spnntdgs.
400 &dbnl.. nut1 Eeiin. iulr SoHningS.
ago n1b Celia, thaiit. dhsgetomnieit am
Sonniun ~ q
GOO ginduI. itah Hetair. tialib. nnSGeucnl
men SeWliaaa
1000 glbenoS ladl sseiaif. mn SonHilaS.
has slbenoS rad eclaiE. Aiit.uotb uHo SGnt
tia9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
Baltimore i
(9itr nnS Suorrfdfiae 9ni-2iuie.)

We yer, Siantelts Fnif DcInfoetlo.
Sampler inbrcn tdgli6. GonnidgS uiSacnont'
men, bon ben a@nt-9tnez"RierS gir. 10-ts.
9iobt Giraffe. G.3O 9lbcrtbs. bircft mad Slo
Botnt Comfort. @urfolI. RurtSmoulb iiuo dlcu
Guuftcu bcS SiihcnS. Gcrbjuoulq in DIP
lloini Comfort nit - e. & 8. Giicubo6m" Toh
8idmpuo. 8cr0iuounq in @nrtSrluut6 nit ocm
.ccuhonrb glir Cine" inlioen 3lg BON Boris
mouth roM %gItlnnta, 2n ?}oripIl Serbtnoui9
Carolina, gIorloIf mo iiibli6. g%tortolf uuo
tucili6 mo nClo Gorintou 9tuc" rn0 gielu'
bern. @nfhiuntou. gi.,G.. unn Hidnonb, &a.
ri0fc Nniftcn3i1nmer. cIeTirifhe N%Clcubtltie.
Numrf6ciSurN, Nuicu fret. Neicrpirtc NNilieiii
simmer in ben yilctsNiireuur Der rVnO 1itc:"
9r. 32t. lScft baltimore Strubc. 9tr. b06 nm
b0S. GipbtsS trubc, 2. u. q. Office, Giiopit @dc
Baltimore mo Colbert. Strubc, Continental
2ruit Nniloina mo gIlbaugb's, Charles. mo
YCrilgtolfStrnbc.
Subn ". sbtriuuoo, g.. Nrpipn,
Sicc Rrdf. II. Sen. Wlandetr. Gcu tFaii .glocni.
(Tc52|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
Mcrdmnts' d WincrS' SrnnSpur'
tntiun Gumpauu.

lnnlpTrrfEIhIcl
ylNh VoiioIl mn Dem Often; icoelt WioutnN
Stenitn0, Sonncridg HHo SdlrlidB, NbcIloS
q llbr,
No6 FroOincucc Il. ocnt Ciien: ichcn Cont
iuO. Mitiuoh nno SrcitnR 9lbeun9 q llbr.
g'nh lienpurt Mems u1o NUriolf: id0ltb
nm 6 ilbr Nberns.
6rudi mira tt0iih his . llbr gl5cnoS fir an
Dem 1npc GDiubrct0C Sdrtutcr Gllgcllpmincit.
giub SdOGlinnb mn oCnt Slioct: icoeI Sicri
iinQ, SutlerlinA nm SdnltiaG Nbcnos q ubr.
gIpilpuer mo FrODIoCutc Sampler lubrcu
bon Der gScritc am SlfRe nec Conc .5odS ub;
znUununb Suulpicr bon ocr gSetf.e. an SrBc
Der g5cii 5nu5 9tpcnuc.
Is. u. @iniiabam, Aacnt,
puttn Sud.
~. Y. Suruer, @.sB ,sHgcut.
". I. etebbine, Weu'Wian.
S1uptbiircuu Sitppts6d @crnnu ino
2tabtsSiraNc, dl3I&G)
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Die ,GricsIuu.Qinic."

sttruftlbe gSuIersNorte eurb ben aaHdl mad
philadelphia iiqltb tSpnntags ansgetoHirlen)
tni 3 llbr 9iu6mitidas. BON Der Gigbts lHo
4roi.s5trase. Sr Nettcrion. Wio.. uuo Gbefier.
ga. unbuIteno. eul 1ed Cad 8tilaoclpbtn)
Tia, S2.6O. aGdinbrt init Der -. e. g. @ifen.
balm" $3.50. Qcpi gctf (pcr Hubr bon Nbila'
oclpbiaj $500. 9rnirfiou CT Ia8e) $500.
Serret Tnr6in1rtsNtletc mad atlnrliic . Qit1,
Gape Day mo ra6 r0roli6en Ruuiten. 1abr,
Bidcte iirb I'M Biireuu uro bel HIhauab's III
bnUen. Sad)er lino GeDitnet 6uln Seleacu bon
Sntcu fit SUiittGpSifnlen tro @ereiue etc. luz
GrIuriiollen ui' oer ibnegfahreneen 3n9boolen
rnn 8ettertor nno Gbefupedfes9ith, Mo. i'm
Suli Beginner. Ulan ffletbe ODER tuenoe ihb
an
Glarenee ehriper. staent,
N0i-) Hr. 204. 9isbtsStrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09

EcIcgropb sic Nodrid)t pom cincnt
Nuficbcrt crrcgCnocn SclbItulor0.
Ole 6rciirou Mnrionuc b. @erS0orii,
gcb. d. @cr9oorfi bat iih in einem
3ittouer &otcl crihoiicu. Gic Sclbit.
m0rocrin 0ic out 10. Tc}cmbcr 1872
lin StettIn 0eborcn lit mar bic %jlpcitc'
@ottin mo Wittuc OCS prcuBilhcn
aonmcrhcrrn Srcibcrrn &arl BON
@craoorii, Moiorot5bcrrn olll 9Its
Sciocnbcr1 I'M id,lciiid)Cu &c9ic-
rung5bc5irf 2icgnit, Scr am 81.
Nlgirit poriQcnS obrc2 it cincr9mtOt
oui Dem Hicicn0cbirgc cbc1fo1S ict-
mem 2cbcn nit cigcncr Son0 eiu
Gu0e gcnloht Bat.
Ger ScIbitmoro Oe3 6rcibcrrn
Gorl BON @crSoorii mltr0c %lcincr Belt
nit Der piclbcrufcncn Wiirbad) Nj
ioirc III 3ulomnlcnbnng gcbrudt.
IS 6ieB, bob @crS0orfi an Dem Shu.
der nit (itclu mo OrOcu5bGnOerlL
Oell Der oon1oIigc ObCr Noimcilter
Der &oiicrill, Srcibcrr BON Oiirbudp
I'M @elocr 81 mobltboti0cn 3lucdcn
olli5ltreibcrL bCtricb, aftiUcr 9lntbcll
0ebobt bobCn ioGtc. 9%cIon0crS piel
Staub mirhCltc Elm 0crnrtlgcS y@cs
idldit," oos nit 0ent YcrlinCr WciC'
reibeiiBcr @oac, DnIgo oN%tiIdlbollc,"
entrirt lein lnutc, ouf. IS bicB Dab
Sreibcrr bon @er@0orii I'M Sabre
1891 ourd cincn glgentCn oiC'cnl Den
COMMENCEMENT Sitcl %ulgcbotcn
Bate. iol9 or iiir Elm GirhcIicnIter
5000 Morf itiften un0 in cinGr 9ont
10000 Miurf bintcrlcgcn molltc, obnc
nod Dem meitcrcn &crbIcib oicicS
@cIoca 81 iotidcu.
Q hub. un0 SruBb ii n0niG
Der 8rouCrciCn.
Ger cuigen Strife3 mo Nppcott@
miioc, BADEN Die rbeinildrlOcitpboli
ifcn Nrollcreicn Elm Shnb, ln0
Grubbilnonib geihIolicn, baS notilr
lid bon 0cn MrbeitcrpcreinigluIaCl
mo, nid)t 81 oer1ciicn, bon Der 60.
5ialiltenprelic in beftigItcr Mcllc an
oe0riffcn miro. Won fam 0icien
Glencntcn Ole GHtriiitullg niht iibcl
nehnlcn, ocnn oieier Sdritt Der
9rouereien beoelltet, baB bon Den
200 acknowledgements %minoeitcns
1000 Nrbeiter, melde Dem oGentrol
DcrboRo oelttider 8rollcreinrbeitcr"
otgeb0rert obne 8no0c ettlalien
wcrocr, cs lei oenn, oob tic, nm ibr.
9rob 81 retten. ibrcr Organization
Gnlet logcu.
Abo1f @ogner .5cicr.
Nit cinem groBen Gonlmero bat
Der 9ltno Der oeiltidcn 9ooenreior.
nlcr ben befannten Hationol0fono.
men Groi. Noolf @aqner. Witglieo
Der philoiopbiid)en 6afllltdt Der bic.
llqen llniperlitot, alS ben Iorfum.
pier ieiner >Soeen geieiert. 3u Dem
| Gommers iparen niht MIR oie nit,
aIieoer bes gunoes in GROCER 3obl
erid1ienert, es moren ouh 8ertreter
Ser ~ineiiteil ailltirldnoert 10 oudJ
Mmcrifa's irrb 9ollmtb's u,peieito.!
Gem @rfeirrten fpuroe eine lsfbreiie
~iiberreid,t. gfpe
/ Ter ans Dem Geniihen guno fiir
| gopeubeiitreform I'M Sabre 1898
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09

hcrporgcNon0cne Guuo Scr @oocn
rciorm bot eS lid, SIR guf9obc &C.
mabt, sic @ruutbrcrtc, ouS Nrobuft
Scr 3uinmmcnorbejt Der @cIommt
belt, fir 0iric 5lriid5uAcluinncn mo
Dor oQema Die 3llwoh8rcntc, .. H..
Sic 5tqigputnQ iDeplW tuForclltc, Die
olrd sic <lturarbeit Scr @ciommt
belt obne ic0C3 3ittblm 6ta cin5clncn
GiQCntbiimcrS ncll cntitcbt, oiclcr Slt
Crboltcn. Qic5 Erogronm Oc5 Bun.
nc@ lit nit oli Der 2cbrc bon ScnrO
George o%liacblltt.)
Gur6uucu ais citation il I
untcrict' W incn,
Die grobc @cOCttung mclhc lllb
marine Mtinen I'M moocrnen Gee.
frirq hobcu, III, mic bcrcita GcnlcIoct,
iiir sic ocutidlc Gric9Snurinc Die
@crouloiirutp 5ur @iloumQ elmer be
ionoercn NIiucn Gonpo9nic &c.
mciclt.
-, >;a,os nmiafonr,, ,,,h 81,
Gr,lonc nn,,,rnrr;%cr nou,cr ]crior,
norrM, ,,mS no,, ,i. nic,, hcrS+h;,tcn
Qrobcn 2ouhcompIcr bot Scr Otorine
,n,sn, n,;rS h;n Ac,,t;Mc
o~rinosm,ori,,s - r;dt ,cr,cr 2c;t ~
no, mInh,n,o Scr grbc' cinc %o,,,,cr.
prhertIih Itorfc differentiation Re
libcn. Sdon icGt 1T ole Mincu Gonr.
pognic i'm Stonoc, Die Wtilllolul1 DC"
StromcS III - Shtnocn nllrd M}lllrn
polltonolg 5l lpcrreh.
Strtfc in @rcmen bcigc,
fcqt.
Die Standardization, luclhc 5rpi,
ldcn Scr SdiIi5tperft N%fticllqcica.
idoit ,,@cicr" it Bremen mo ihrcn
5000 gr6citcrn ullSqc6rodcn morclr,
liro ouf fricolidcm @c0c 6ciqclcaf
mor0cn. g9ic ifon gcmeloct, bottc
bie ocnnrrrtc @cicQid)oit lpcncn oicicr
Strcitiofcit ihrcn acionrmtcn Nlrbci
tern fir GonncrItog, bcn q. Dor.
Dits.. oefiinoiQt unb Die ot&ococbn
ten @crtc itonocu icit jcncm Gage
It'll. 1ic VciIcQrnla Der Giifcrcn5cn
bot sic lofortilc slnino6nr Der Pr
qmei wrin3ciiinrcn
,An,r orfrorft
~ Nilit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
@egwd(r
ppn emyfcblcnsWertbex Siuaas.,
Gnarus. nuo GnSctail-@ eidGftea.
Sinan5ieIIe :.
Wonfen.

ganten.
SirIt RotionaI 9onf, 16, @eit'Sara.
togo StroBc; s. 8. 5ergnion.
grGiibent; s. 9. @ilcor, 8niiirer.
Farmers uno Rer6ants' 0at!onal
9arf. 30t, Noro.Gbarles.S trabe;
Gtas. Z. Crane, BrGiioent; Garter
8. SSburn, 8aIiirer.
0eutide 9anf, 2~eringtou. nns Soli.
bap-S trabe; 81. s. Stula, Sroit.
bent; IlieuIt 8eber, &aiiirer.
Commercial anb CORNERS Rational
9anf, Soparo. uno @ermon-Sir.
8eitern NationoI ganf, Ia, Noro.
gu.ap.S troBe; Soibua q. Sarpep,
BrGiioent; 90. Marriott. 3aiiirer.
9ropers' anb Nedanics' Rational
9anf, gutalp. unb Sapette.S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09

@runSeieentbuns.R ufler.
Bierre 6. 9liean & Tepbeip, 16
2erineton.S troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09

9anfiers unb Wafler.
Sambleton & g., IL, Slt.2egington.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09

@auboI5-S1ublcr.
Tbos. WattbenS & Con, Carton.
abenue uno @lbemarle-S traBe.
Geo. s. SIoon & Bro, Ala, Sight.
StraBe.
9Iet. nn6 emainirte StabItpaaren.
Rational @nomeline 4 stamping
Co., 100, Sanooer.S trabe.
Gmnpfmaidinen, 2eiiel II. Bumper.
8nloce StebbinS & Cons, CHARLES.
unb 2ombarb.S trass.
2anbmirtI6oftlibe @erGtbe unb Ga.
mereien.
@riifitb & 9itrner Co., 205, Rorb.
8acaItrabe.
SrnamentaIe 9rabt,Arbeiten.
9uiur & Co., 311, M..$ouarb.S Ctr.
Sdnitt. unb aur5pcuren.
IrmIirong, Gator & Co., 1918.
SoptinS.B laee.
8regcIlas, Scrtel & 60, 109. Sop.
fins.Ylace.
Thiiren, Genfterrabmen II. Hauleaur.
5rant 8. BatfinS & Co., gratt. unb
9reiioent.S trabe.
Sd]nupitabafs 5ubrifdnten.
81. Starr & Co., 436. Norb-G nIpert.
StraBe.
3eitidriften d. Wagosin eit.
Baltimore Stems Co., 3t8, Beit
@ermau.S trabe.
Griebhoie.
Gouooa Earf Cemetery, Office 81.
@eft.S aratoga.S troBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09
9ambnrgsMm
-9infl-
Soppclidraubcn'
Grprci. nnO Yaiia9icr'S icnit.

= 2raeu 81 Spurr fir apnoon mn Haris al.
%nmbnrg.YmcrifasGinic,
81 @~ronolpap Nclus Oorf.
Irtbnr VI. HobIOn,
1877 Oit.WoItimorc,Str
NM alteu &lahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09

@Gder.Requiiiten.
She Wpcrs & $idS Co., 104, Glib.
Gopnro.S trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09

Sererlidere Nobel. 2ogeruna.
@rabam's Woreboule. Bart auelnle
unb Golpbin.S traBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09

S%parbanfen.
Central Supines 9anf, Gborlcs'
uno 2erington.S troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09

Seiier.8 eriiderunes.a eenien.
Some 5rienolp Societp, 1926, Gin.
Den . Ipenue.
%. &. Sbadeliorb & Co., 2, Oft.
Saratogaitrabe.
Senrp 81. @arfieIo 8opaD, 2t0,
Sit-2eriugtonltrabe.
9irdbeab & Son, 2t4, S~lt.2ering.
ton Strobe.
Senneb & FapIor, 306, Sit.2eyine.
ton Strobe.
Eurner & Tbomas, 9. SIt.saratoga.
StraBe.
90. 8. Seloen, fl, Sit.gIeaiant-
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09

!. 4m 5fgdRe! TaFti
lssr Rsiie in's aasIanS teiorst g
Waine, Nr. Ali, st. $auI.s tra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09

9utbnnoImq,
Mrs. &c. Martin, 715, @cIt'2cyin0.
ton . StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09

fpsUbr
Celtic 8eti.GGmocu YerI. Wst. Nobal
Gt,ofuaesoH ....Tdal. 3.5l q. sos !.
Rurlor &c Speiie. .1dGI. 7,b59 as.00B.G
Ndftet Inrlor. ansg. .. e50 g.64 =.
Far!or, Gpeife. rur g. 9,52B e6TB.g
partor. Gpetie. uuse. g. tty50S. ntt.bt 9.
Sarlor, Gpelfe. ..S1al. t65 Y. 1859
,glpnai 2ttnttto," cuSi6NcsItber Ruilrnai'3n4
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09

9Ied- unb emainirte StabIpaaren.
WotionaI @nnmeline Il stamping
Co., 109, Sanooer.S trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-09

3eitidriften Tago3in ett.
Baltimore Stems Co., 3tS, Beit.
@ermau.S trabe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-20

1t viii be necessary for me, at the
hazard OF lapsing into technicality to
set forth briefly the law governing fbe
acquisition Of the class of lands dealt
IN by the thieves. This particular law
ven 80" @ffe"- ~ August 1854 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY.
Distinctive Styles Notable for Their
Extreme Sim pHcitg.

The simpson-Crawford Company, 6th-ave-. 18th
and Goth has been noted for its millinery ever
since there such firm and before it was
known by its present name and this year it IS
more than sustaining its reputation. The display
OF headgear that the eye OF the shopper
as she enters the beautiful showroom the sec
ond floor would be hard duplicate. These hats
combine the best that the Paris milliners and the
firms own artists produce. and they so
excessively that the shopper is inclined to
wonder If she will be able live up to them.
No matter how simple the hat, it always carries
with il an air of distinction And all smart hats
simple this year Their style is 10 be sought
in the shape and the material Of which tbs same
Is composed rather than in any elaboration Of
There Is nothing smarter than the blocked velvet
shapes, which are simplicity itself. They have the
frame and velvet blocked together and have this
supreme merit that they cannot be copied For
such eXClusivenesS the American woman is always
TO giving from 80 to SIS for h Us bare S2' Frame T
trimming consists only of a feather, with possibly
a wreath Of buds around the crown
popular shape OF tho Jeason is the mushroom"
be seen here They are shaped Just ike mush-
room and like most of their companions in the
The little Georgete sailors which are tilted away
the face. have practically all their trimming
at the back, with sometimes not a thing on top
but little bow Of silver ribbon
handsome tailored suits are extremely smart. They
are OF white felt faced with black velvet. and are
trimmed at the side with big black quilts fastened
immense wings perhaps half yard long. are also
worn on some OF these hats, and bit of gilt or
is much used
Taffeta is combined with velvet in many hand
some chaPeaus This satisfies the demand for
velvet without making the hat ntoIerably heavy.
IN the same way fur IS combined with the popular
irish lace for evening wear, and maline is com
biued with velvet Thus a touch Of wintriness is
obtained without sacrifice Of the alriness that
wanted in evening hat.
Beaver hats crushed up into small Shapes
and look lovely with flower trimmings and there
are few beaver hats not in the same shape. but
Gowns and cIooks r. rcatrT - n,ii M &,
beauty and distinction may be found in other de-
partments In great variety, and sometimes at sur
prisingly reasonable prices. Tailor made suits are
shown in exclusive styles, and there is no end to
the beautiful broadcloth costumes in all the en-
tTancng c9ors that the season has introduced. The
opera cloaks In the new and delightful Empire STYLE
are dreams Of beauty that have to be seen TO be
apDTecated - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
IMPERIAL RUSSIAN Stables.
In Spite of the War Gunther Has Fine
Collection,

Furs at c. @. Gunther's Sons. for the approach
ing season, form the eghty-sixth exhibition Of this
we'll established house
In spite of the scarcity OF fine skins promised by
the late war, Gunther's have contrived TO collect
one Of the most magnificent stocks Of the finest
imperial Crown Russian sables seen on this
side of the water.
They have several varieties of garments. notably
a gown with short Empire coat. and a quantity of
mink, fox, cEinchilla and ermine wraps
Some of the short coats suitable for visiting drass
are finished with handsome embroideries, after the
order or the Viennese models.
me theatre wraps are either three-Quarter or full
length and automobile coats OF the same di-
mansions. -
The equipment of the Gunther workrooms con-
ssts OF the most experienced designers cutters and
ntters' ana the garments made to order there
[ore representative Of the highest standard of the
furricr's art.
Automobile furs for both and women fur
robes, gloves and gauntets and travelling FIlrs OF
an KINDS are shown in the most varying range of
sizes and skins. 80 -
leads ana trophies of the hunt are mounted to
ORDER, or the heads be supplied from this stock
Elk. moose reindeer. lion, tiger panther leonard
and others are included in the exhibition for this
season. 80 1865
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
cERIsE VELVET ruRRAM

spray of silver apples, small and round "a
sauciiy Derched on the side of cerse velvet tur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
SUPERB DINNER GOWNS.
Gracejas Ideas Combined Nth
LoUelg Materials

Noone wfo has ever been to Bonw4t- Taller &
eCoss, Nos IS and IS West 23d-st. needs to be
told that This shop is the glass OF fashion The
+ackis Jade who resides no one knows where
snd who Is as full OF whfIns q nut is full Of
meat. has only TO speak TO be instantly obeyed
/ by Bonwit, Teller & Co, and no matter
how capricious she is she can always de-
pend on having her way The firm now has on
sale a most complete assortment Of everything
that fashionable woman could want. from the
smart tailored suits IN tweeds and cheviots
broadcIoth and velvets up to the most elaborate
OF afternoon and evening gowns, separate waists
and opera cloaks. One smart calling costume
was of q hunters green broadcloth, made with
q princess circular skirt. having triple panels
and chiffon taffeta drop skirt It had q little
French bolero coat with velvet vest, emhroid-
cred IN gold bullion, and short, pulled elbow
sleeves.
Another was panne velvet in the same shade
embroidered in self colors. with chinchilla col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
VITAL IMPORTANCE OF PURE FOOD.

The public is thoroughly interested as to the
Importance of pure and wholesome foods. What
we eat profoundly influences our physical we'll
being. mental powers and our morality
The profession and the laity have come to agree
ment upon this vital point. The slogan Tell
me what you eat and will tell you what YOU
are IS foFcible, If somewhat exaggerated
statement of an evident truth
CefIalh II Is that the health OF the household
ana especially the health Of growing children
oePeHds upon the most scrupulous care in the
seiection and cooking of food Droducts as VII
aS e me manner or eating, amount consumed with
seIeIshce TO individuality. occupation and
meatIieI, ana proper attention to the whole
organism. Just certain is II that good health
Is me most vital physical fact of existence.
-sSisteI learning money, position RELIGION
hotiiIIs can take the place of health Ty0ctors
nurses medicine, surgery, rest nature ma y
eon6 ef restore health but too often their
together.-tGood Housekeeping. pdi' OF iaii al