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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29
Baltimore Gampf.Nafct'G So.
NM mnh tmMrrIH fine Nni.0inir

Nic Wlr. eI0NfCi V0It belorotpWO.
9nmpier io1rtu tdHllh. S0ItHtng5 ni5qtnoms
men, bon ocu aI'u3 pint"sHicrs. Jtr. 1913.
9 4Iagn 15etPH, ~ 5,orfoIf' @or.saioatb niS allen
Gunfteu ocS Gfocrs. %crbinauHa in DID
&otut Comfort NIT e. & 0.sGifenbobn" RAD
Gidmnrb.. &crbtHtrn9 IN Portsmouth nit Dem
.GCnuDdra @ir Cine io,ioeu 3ug non &ortSz
muul1 nab 9ltlugia. Eu g0rioIf Serbiuoura
NIT bey .%gttIalfic gonit zinc. g%lurinli mo
Garo!i1d. gIorinIt mo fiio,ib, ~gtoriolf uuo
meflih mo $50 SpmiHtou Cine" rad NeiUs
bern, @nfbtngtpn, nc, ino Nihmonb, 8G.
9lnbl8ettcu nab curopdtfhem Blanc. girus
rtoie &aiiiter5imtnsr. eIcitriibt .NeItll6tinG,
SumpfbeiSuuQ, RoieI fret. Geierbirie 3uiiitens
simmer in ben Eiuets9iircnur Der Ban Cine
gIr. 32t, @cftsNuuiuurca5trabe Gr. 500 mo
sos. q%iabtsStrufc, c. q. g. Office. Gr. 215,
Notwithstanding mo gIbdig6S, gbarls5s
ulh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SoBu N. sBcrurUh. G.. Rrptuu,
BicesBrdi. II. Sen Olnnuger. Gen 9uf. 'gIeent
(Hcs22
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Wer lit Gin Gentleman?

WoS ein @entIenlun iii, bariiber lit
ld)or piel geitrittcn lulo geid)rieben
iuorOclt. Ger @cgriif ldBt lid cbelt
leld)ter cmpiirocn ais oefinirer. Gr.
&orl Eeters bat III ieiteln fiir5lid) CT.
ld)tenelten BUD iiber England Die
Sbele aufgeIteiit, Ser 9egriff oes
@eiitlemantbumS entipredlc iin1e-
fobt Der u%&ologntio" oes antifen
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YenniDlbanjasN ahn.

GerlaieH Die GdloertsStutiou ptc fol9t:
4.IO Wi9tDens, tGgll1 turlousS station 4.44 Wior.
pcl5), nab &tltnntspprt Ilo God SaOen.
8.4j S1rHtittags differentiation $3.50 8urm.),
iGgli6, nab SlitsbIlra, Chicago, louisville,
Ct. SOutS; go9eiIer uro Sane an g8o9en'
s.i3 gurmIttnss, Qlniou.st station 1855 gorm.).
I1GllG, mad buffalo, (ota emporium Sumo
tiol2 mlt ourQge9e16em Gafe'gsaggoh Baps
11.45 SntWtttnDs lunlOHsStattoH 1900 Mit,
toes, tlallb ndn 8ittsblrp unb @Iebe.lHo;
0tello0o mo SlI1ira al gSotentdgen.
tt,Aj gprmittags Q~lnionsStaitoH 1900 GRit.
iugsD tdQltb, GlmitCh, RittS6urQ. Gbtcuno
SieoGlan3, Ioleoo, @ctroit, 2ouiSOtae uuo
I.35 gIahmittags, tdaIi6 Coon Der tlHiousgtu
lloUl, nab BItta6urg, Chicago, GNafbbtle (Oid
SSNtHfinnatt nHo &outsoile), ct. SoutS uno
100 9!benNS, tigIi6 ybon Der l%lntons6tation).
rad Sbitaao. @lebeIanb ltto Ioleoo.
800 Nbeuos, tdgIt6 Coon Der llnton.Stntlou).
ld4 Ftilsburq. Cincinnati uno ct. 1OuiS.
$50 &Dcnos, tdqIib (boH Der ll~HiousSiutiuul,
io0, buffalo CHA emporium SunetioH), NIT
6ar@gt5cnoen! &uiiet G4Iaipageon Ii. Goah
G6elos). todl 8.tt5burg, gbicngO, glebeInHo,
eiiitlnHatL Ct Golts uro Grie; Rc4eiter,
al5geIlo1untctl Sduitag.
IA giUeuos Cluinr.Siation 1t.55 s(benbS),
idgiit, nnd 8ttlsbutg.. g6icGgo, IoIeoo, Su'
4eilcr mo @rie; GIebeIaro, auSGcnortmen
@a6 5mai,Gpori8. 7.3l uuo $50 gorm, 437
MG0nl an SSo0enia9en. SottntaG3, $50
WOn bcr @rcHbent, strafe.
Clio WorpCn5 mo CPS 9t6cHo5 an geO6en.
iuger, nan EbiiubeiDbiu.
Wju bet liuiGrrS tdti0H.
Sad philadelphia tno Rev s1nrE.
'0.O3 Mndlit; ,,Nungreflon1l &tnlten," tdgliN,
nur ZEN gori; las, 7.55, 1902 uuo *11.05
a5A5 9tddnt., $50 mo 11.g5 IbeHos Oh
gSnbentngeIt. GUuHtaqS, 1.4s unO *10.O9
Gurlt, +l2.Oj, LOG, APO, F6.45 gtddnl., $50
mo 1925 glbcnos.
Nnr BbtlGoclpDtos ,4.ln. 6s35, $40 go. HOO
%Sorliy LOG, $,Ol 4,51 Na6l1, $3.50 II. 6.46
Nhcuo5 an SSodettdgeH. Gcnniaqs e, 6.35,
100 ,Norniy 3.O4, 4.57 g|adm,, #6.35 uno
645 gG9enosi
All 28o6cnt09cn unO G,35 gbetb5 tdaIib,
gad 9ella0r mo Den bnliptin9lIber, Stpt'cen'
StatloncI an ncr 2e!nlp1res0totttotL, 6,35,
7.5b Sornt. $50 mo 4.5l ugt1fil. an &ohelp
i1He1 llto 100, ahenos tG9lidt
S&1l6lHgtpl-gfptcB, 10, 20 b.l2. I.25, 7.36,
T43. SAB. SOB, H.42. 1854 Sorr1., 1927,
12.A0, LOB, III, 2.41, $40, 400, BIO,
5,25 9tGtNnt, 600, 10, ~ lI.3G G%linitco),
TAI, $50. S.43. 9,15 nm 9,55 gl6enos an
&ubcntaGcr. Sonniaos. 2;2Gs 2.37, .6tS.
I25. .7Ii $40. s.55. 9.42 Norm. 1920.
1.53, 2.l2. $40, 100, 30, G.U1, TO, 10
CL3G HtHIitcO), al, S.2j, 015 NIB 0,55
gtnn 9lmupult3, 7.3G, $50 %ornt. 1910 ulo
Al2 g}uhm.. Cos SlbcuoS an gSubcniagct.
gtlaRtic Scat Cine GrprcR. 2.37 Wlnrnens uun
"i2 gnbmiitaaS idplif. ,g2ciu 0orf ufo
Slori6u Spcciai," *G45 9lbCHO5 an gSotcrs
cn,ibrrp Hoin,on 6rorce oAo Inrur. ZOE.
- E i,,h q * 0hrtSs tinIiS .cnribcrr'5
NoIrI oinn11ifoS a's5 NJ Iinthni nm gSnr6rufn0cI.
GcSohnnrS' Giir Gin, Ma I,non tSrnreh s. 81 gSprm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29
S6IofgcicQen, iprod, BIZ

men S6Iofgciclleit," ipro6 bic
@au5G
Scr &oiu2 mod)t MIDI loben,"
Iidcrtc Die Scientific.
Gin Nlt1etbIid. ucrlcbt inn @uru-
Oieic, miro nid)t 5lt tbeucr nit Dem
CoO pcrbiiBt," Iiipcltc, oils cr Don
lN0ncr @ono Gcfnidt mlrOc, Ger
Glob.
yQilcnoc @olfen, 2cglcr ser
Siiftc! User nit Guh monocrtc, mer
NIT Glth ifiiitc," ricf icDuiuht9poQ
ole S6uccfc.
oGrr0tbcn mobt 0ie @dBliNcu 10
it0n" tr6itcte Der &rcb9 ieiucn le-
lottcnct &umcru0en.
o@cfcilt in Orondpou iiirHtcrlider
Gngc," floatc ser @drinQ.
IS fam Die Spur BON mcilcu
@r0entn0en nidt in }lcouclt inter
gcb'n!" ricf itolj sic GintoQ3flicQe.
% @ott. Oo9 %c6cn lit 10 id0u!"
Qllodtcn aus Dem Slmpic oic Tr0.
Idle.
v6rcut Glld) Oea %cbcn4, neil nod,
Oo9 &ompden 1liibt ioQtc Der GIci.
i6crbluto 5t Den &dlberu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29

@riibc, ionic &artoifcIlL mcld)c bon
&telcll sum 3med bciiercn lott oocr
lett meroen9. nit Der Shaule gcgei,
len mer0elL uuiaemohicn unO oft &C.
morOcn. iino Oicien moruliid ubgc'
itilmpiten, BON @ott perloiiencn &c
id)opicn uuc @eniiiic elmer uerfeincr.
ten Civilization frenlO, ut0 mas Der
Otcnih nid)t fcnnt. nod Dem ucrIon8t
er lid)t, ulO lit 5uirieOcu NIT Gem,
mas Cr nat. 0u3. mas Scr nic0crc
Nliir an, molten licbt,iit ocr9ronnt
mciu. Iicier lit iCiu Sroiter uu0
Sorncnbrcdcr, ubcr uudJ 5uaIcih Die
i0drfitc @oiic in ser @unO iciltc9
llucroriidcr9. Ger ulgcnleiu pcr'
brCitctr itbcru0BiQc SdluoppaAcnllB
III Ciu uuhciluolcr &rcb2ihu0pn am
ruiiiiheu liotionoIf0rpcr, Der obcr,
uuitutt Setting 5lt pcriuhcn, bon Der
RcNicrluq nod Qciorocrt miro, neil
Oicic Ou3 Monopol Oorouf bot, mo
iolNlih @umocrtc pon MiQionCu Rlt
bcln boolrdl in 0cn Stootai0dcl HE
BEN.
lub Scr nicOcrc Muiic iid) jebt 5ltm
Qcnlriuiomru &orQcbcn oltf9croiit
bot mo @ciiCrllln icincr Sage per
lollgt, 5ciQt, oob cr cntucOcr onl9tol.
sc 0ca Grtro9cn0 oOcr Scr &cr5rueii
llllg un0eIongt lit, o0cr on0crS oltd,
0nb Oic icit &uDrcn heimlid perbrci-
tctcn &cbrcn ser ircibcitalieben0en
Eortci oocr Scr bonn 9tibiliontlla aus.
Qcitreutc SaoUcn Wlrjcl geid)Iogen,
BIS jCBt lpltrOc Die ais bcilige mo
ioit %unQcbctctc &crion oc0 G5orett
ola ctluoa llcbcrncnidli6cS mo
icin gSiQc n0dit 5l @ottcS olS III.
fcblbnr, blinocn mo lmbc0in1tcn@cs
borinm u%crlonNcno, bctrodtct. Gtnc
tncrlolbtc |Nmu0bcrlmN Scr AcDciliG-
ten Eerion nlr0c bi@hcr bon alien
llntcrtboucu elmer idnucrcn SilnOc
Qlcid olli'9 StreuQitc pcrmic0cu.
Oh Ger Strife oocr Nuiituno bon
mirflihcnI 9tllBcu icin miro, lit irog.
lid). God crucid)t piclcidlt 0oo &c
iloiicuc Nhlt bo3 @cmiltb oe9 G5u.
rem, I'M picQcid)t mcni8itcna einige,
mcnll olldl MIR 9Crin1c 3ugclt0los
niiic SIT mud)ct. YSic piclc ooS &c.
ben 0llrd 0iC &llgcln Der rltlllldcn
@orocn pcrlorcn bobclL miro Die
Mclt uic ridti9 crfabrclt, mo Ullr0c
Der lcugierigc 6ru0cr mobl lcbr flrj
ob0ciCrti0t mcr0CL NM lUcbc Der
3citlIlQ, Die, mic bel ms jll Sull0C,
pcrIltdCn lpolltc, Die Mnbrbcit aus
5uiinOcu o0cr gar jt ucroficntIihclt.
9u9 critic Solgc 0c2 Nnl0herunG@'
pcriudbC9 miro iih 9toth Wl0 GlcnO
nod bC0ClltCli0 pCrnlcDrcu ln0 e.
moiQrr 9tllben i'd picllcidt crit III
piclcll &obreu jciqcL Osuu Die Sort
-id)rittSmilble moblt in bciIl9cn9fnbs
lonO iebr, icbr lougium; bod mare
ca I'M &lltcrciic Der @lmouitGt iidcr
III lu%iinid)cn, mcrm Oic 10 bcOrildtc,
ollgcmcincS WiitgciiibI u%crlon9enoc
troltri0c Gage Ser orutCn Ecllicl iue.
nigitc1a ciniNcrmuBcn ge6ciiert Mir
&c. SttoGr0nloun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29
Gnecn Nnne's Giirnbahn.Gp

SnGrplan frat ant II. TcSembcr 1904 In Grnft.
9Gmpicr ~ucridfieu Yicr Hr. 9M, 2iabtsStrnhe,
t1niidl tuiiSgclomlteii Goriltng) nm 100 TorTt
mo 9upr. 9usni, Snccustplun, GentrcDille, Zen.
ton, 8rccniuupo. 2elueo nm 3uifdenitatinnen
mo nm $50 gin6m. itntb allen Yuriten BITS
2riucs, Sci.
Infblnb 6u GREENWOOD nit ser rTeInfrnres
Puhn" nab ulct Yunitcn filolidb an Der pgieius
gurf, 8GildoelpGid uno g%icrFoIf- 9nbn".
= 0nhen in Sueen Nune 9trfnidb an bic
%. & &. Giicnbubn" mad Cation nnb SrIuro.
Src6t miro td9Iib bis 6 llbr @beHos euts
gceen geuonlntcl.
Sobn Is. gpsfes, Gen. sTa. sleent.
Traaf GBlen, Geaueiter.
(Wni21tM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29
MarsIans mnS 8enniBluania.9a Balm.

Siae b~erIafen INSTRUMENTATION:
7.30 Sorrl. nah gorf, tdali9, ausgenpms
men Gunnidgs.
$50 Born. mad 9eltn, MIR Gonntnes.
$50 na@ geInir, tdalit. aasgenommen
S1nltnGs.
1926 gnbni. nab gor,, tdaIi9, ausaenom.
men Sofntags.
400 ga6rf. mad 9eItn, mir Gonntuos.
AGO mad Delta, tigli6, nuseenummen nrt
Gonittag.
600 sadhrn. na6 SeIair, tdeIi6, mseencm.
rfet Sonniaes.
1000 gbsnos, mad 9eIair, uBr eaiintnas.
1f.45 Idenbs, mad 9elair, Wsitttuoh unb
GaMifas,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29
Baltimore nno philadelphia 9amp5.
huntzNn

gtS AMI %fueitcre Ga6rtbt iueroer feline QaI.
lagtere betiiroert. 5rd0t ipir6, ne eelu6ouli6,
az Der Sertte al Der Sde bon Giabts II. 9ratts
StraBe eniaegcn gelunlmeil.
O-) Glnrcnce G9riUer, Macnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29
NOrOOcuti1er 9lODO.
8sgsImG6ias 9umpRdiffFa9rt
5tUii9eH

8sgsImaRias 9ampidiffFa9rt
BtDIi9eH
Baltimore nn0 Bremen
ourh Die neuen unO %erprobten, NIT
allen Standardization O~erieBenen
@oitoampfer erIter &Iaiie:
,Hbeirl," ,8ranoenburg,"
.Wedar," ,Gbemuit,
yNaiu," u8reSlan.
Ole gypeoittonstnge iino Uic iolgt:
BON Baltimore:
o0armIto6t," MittpodL Sen 20.
Sunuor, , ll1r 9}ahnlItto93.
o@eru,~ M}ittmod, Sen I. 6ebrllar,
2 ll6r 9}odnrittag3.
n0I0en6ur0," Mittmod, Sen 8.Gebr.,
2 ll5r g}o1mitto8S.
nGoIicL" @2ittUodl sen p. 6ebrrar,
, lt6r 9}admittog3.
nG6cmniB., Mittmod, Sen 8. MIdr5,
. ll6r 9}aHnlitto83.
,IarmItoot, N}ittluodD, Den 22@tur5,
> ll6r NaMWittdJ9.
8peitc &aiiite.Yaiiage-BreiS:
gpu $3.50 m.
-----
3niI6cn0ef8 BaiiagesBreiie
@on saltiHOrs mad ga9.n0
voE gT sgtmen aad aartnsors $500.
--
6luu6reiIe gillette Oun 8GitinUre Hatp
Bremen rno 5Hrif $1,000.
gJsaen Sra6i uuS 4aiage tueroe man f@
an ole General NgeHtctt
u. Shumnfcr & &c.,
Gr. 4t0, &anoper-S trnbe,
p5cr
G6nnro HDiHs,
Cfitt brs nTsutiAeu GUrreipoRoeHteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29
ISrnntSiiidlcr wis.

NCuiubra @rotulutiou. @ri &rn.
&crlurcoll miro bcfti1 an ser Glltr.
tbiire 1cflinQclt. Dos 0icnitnl0os
d)cn 0iinct mo fonnlt Damn 1ollj
Guf1ercNt ms Mobn5iWmcr: o@nQ.
oincr Ncrr Is iinO Die NlrbcitCr, sic
icit iedja Nionuten unicrc StraBc I'M
ten pilnitcru - Tie Bitten I'M ihr
9}cl1iuhra @cihcnf!" - &or @c.
ridlt. Ser &orliBcnOc sum &l00cr:
Sic bcid)uloiocn olio ocl NuQcflaQ
ten &bncn 0a9 Goihcntlth Qritoblcn
ST hobcn?" - o&o Nerr YrGiiornt.
ln0 id) turul Is ulld) beluCilcu; iG
hobc bier cbCn lold)' ciu (oidca.
tlld." - Sos benefit oar uidt2,
SD ho6c cin EoidcntltdJ in Ger ID
iNc. bo3 Acnou 10 ouaiicbt."- y0u2
lit id,on m0glid, c3 icblcn mir ia
mtd) 5luci loihcutijhcr!" Mldu
bigger @ciud), Siam ib Ehrcn
&crrn %iprcdcu?" ,9}ciu cr lit
ld)on uta0cQull0cn." - ,9Sunn
tonmIt cr micOer?" Sic uiilcn
ia, mic Oo3 lit; Wcnn mcit @crr iu1t.
oob CT nidt 5l &ouic it, mciB iD
lie, mann cr ruie0cr fonmut!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29

acn IN cnurr fir 2OuOou uno gnrts an.
sGiuic,
81 8rouomnn Nep-Oorf.
artinr ". GDbIun,
If MeIt-G entre. Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29

NJ q DIT Der @cmo6n6cit.
- &n oo@ y@oitbNr9 5lrr lroubc"
fontnlt Elm 6rcmocr, 0finct Elm @ofct.
clttnimmt Inn cincn @oicn mO 6ictct
ion Dem @irtb gum &ollf an. g2G6.
reno lie nod iciIihcn, fommt Der
feline Grou5l, Der Sobn OcS @irt6eS,
Oo5lL, bort cine @cilc SIT lnO plobt
onlm pl0Blid bcrolr@: ,2(bcr &utcr,
lnb lih oerGotcr nod net oni6micr'n,
0u0 is 0od) oar fo' NuoS'!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29

BetI. Gnriberi WerI .Wlt. NobaI
9DiIa. gtlunt. MIR Sor. sos %. $40 g.
Qbil1., Niluut. nuse. O.. s.t58 9. $40 @.
8bild. @rprcb, uuS9. q. 2.20 u. 2.25R.
Girgerlh slfi., aisa. g. $40 90. 6.15G q,
Bbild. Nffou1, nur co. 6.10 81. 6.15M,
EbiId. GrprcB, ausa. Q. 7.55 81. 500 u,
9biIn. GrpreB. .5dal. 900 ". 9.05 u.
Ninets9iirenur: 9lnrotucis@de Charles lirS
SaratogasStrnBe (gD. 81. Is. a."s@ebauoej,
Gr. 500. GfS.Sroaouap, Mt, s'obaIsS taiior
ooer GainbensS tuiiun.
.. .. Martin, Weqr. @nH. Trnffic.
6. Is. Gnirt, et.sQniI .sgleeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29

SeitIi6 @erI. Gamoen gerI. Mt. Sobnl
S9IaiuagGot ....9daL. 3.5tY 3.558 9.
&Sdrlor & gpeiie. 8d9l. 7558. as.0og.g
Buffet RdrIor, nisB. @. $50 q. 9.548 3.
Rnrlor, SpeiIe, itr Go. 9.52 .. 9.57 &c
GarIor, epciie, nus9. g. 1909. Mt1,548.
Snrlor. Gpetie. .9dqI. 1.55 g. q 1850 q.
u9iunof 2imitco," CuSf6Iiebliber Einnan,3np,
9iifiCt.. Jtau6., @orIor4, Sbferoations, ln6
SpciicS 9Hggo1lS. IdgI. 3.4e g. g5.62 q.
8urlor. Spciic. .GdqI. 600 u. sos 81. Q
Go1dlcs. Vbilu, Glisp 2. 7.55 N. 800 ". 8
Go1dhes. Fbiln.. .3dal. 900 ". 9.05 ~. q
Sflahuuqgoll GGgt. 1889 Or. 1874 ".
Scr Iofnlc S6IGfuangou NOD 9lstpsyorf III i'm
SIT. 9tohnlsgidbubufe nm 1000 stbenb5 5nr Iufs
labrle bon Yniidpieren bcreit.
70 nod .gilnnties6itb IN @o6ertneen; ~
nab 9tIantic.6itn tdaIi1.
i'm Ehritrr m
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-02
DiAd

At his home Ia Santa Ana, Cali, on
ths II Inst, VIM. 81. Gender quietly
passed away after severe illness OF
less than two weeks. He had been
troubled with his lungs for quite a
while but able to be mp ana busy at
something. The fatal illusse Was
tuberculosis of the stomach.
Dec. 2, 1885, he married Miss Glare
Tennis who lived near Chanute
where they lived fer several years.
She with two children, . son and
daughter are left to mourn the loss Of
Q true husband aud kind, loving
father. He was an honest, upright
and industrious man. Soon aftor go
Ing to California he vas converted
ana became q member OF the United
Presbyterian church. By bis death
she church has lost enc Of its faithful
sad devoted members.
Although be worked 90 hard for hil
daily earnings be vas ever ready and
more than willing to contribute h,i
share toward the Advancement anc
support Of Christ's work.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-02
Died

Tho young man Porter OF PistseurG
who was stabbed by the wench, Tues,
day night, on The cOruer OF Elm ane
Central, died Thursday evening. HI
was cut In che ara and cvidsnely bied
70 death.
The Indications are that he wss
struck In the head by q sand bag OF
some ether devise and rendered uh.
conscious. The back OF his hesd was
found to be badly bruised.
The wound In the arm would not
have been fatal had he Immediately
sought assistance xnd had tho flow OF
blood stopped.
The gang Of tough negroes Who are
doubtless i'm plicst0d ia the affair
hayo been arrested and are now Ia
jall uader u charge Of murder. They
do mos belong here bat have been fol-
lowias up che Carnival troup. A
nuab sr of them will aot 20 to the
next Carnival town. This county has
ssken tho contract OF boarding tssm.
IL seems pity shat such disreputa
BILE characters have to be allowed 10
live among decent people.
We have never favored mob law but
when such people begin to conEregase
10 Q town thsy sbould be given to un-
derstand 10 no mistaksbls terms that
they would grace telegraph pole II
found within On hour.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-02
Years
Of Suffering Fro m
Heart Disease.
Would Not be Alive
Today
But For DIR. Mile 8 Heart
Cure.

Do not neglect the warning symptoms OF a
weak heart. Palpitation, smothering spells,
swelling of feet or ankles, pain in and around
heart; oftentimes affections of the stomach,
lungs, liver, bladder, kidneys, etc, arise from
heart weakness. A weak heart must be
helped. 1t cannot stop to rest It must be
strengthened and regulated. The blood must
be enriched, the heart nerves strengthened
and the circulation improved BY the great
heart and blood tonic, DR.. Miles Heart
Cure. There is positively nothing to equal
this wonderful medicine in its beneficial
influence upon hearts weakened from any
cause.
81 am very grateful for what DR.. Miles
Heart Cure has done for me, as am conf
dent l would not be alive today had not
learned of its wonderful virtues and taken 1t
before it was too late. had been sufferer
from valvular heart disease for many years.
in fact ever since was little girl ana for
three years before began using Heart Cure
l was in very bad shape. could not sleep
on nv left side at all and would frequently
have the most dreadful smothering spells.
At times my left side would swell up. had
pain in my head all the time from which l
suffered greatly. Nothing / took did me
any good until used eleven bottles OF DR..
Miles Heart Cure which removed all these
distressing symptoms and made me feel well
and strong."-MRs. ii. c. CRUISE, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
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tie DR.. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-02
CUBAN DIARRHOEA

U. s. soldiers who served in Cubs
during the Spanish war know what
this disease is, and that Ordinar,
remedies have little mora effect thar
SO much water. Cuban dIarrhoea il
almost as severe and dangerous as q
mild attack of cholera. There is one
remedy, however, that can always be
depended upon as will be seen by the
following certificate from Mrs. Min.
ME JACOBS of Houston, Texas: 81
hereby certify that Cham berlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kennedy
cured my husband of severe attack
IF Cuban diarrhoea, " hich he broug h,
home fror Cuba. We had several
doctors but they did him no good
One bottle of this rcmeey cured him
as our neighbors will testify.
thank God for 90 valuable d medi'
cine" For sale by all druggists.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-02
MARKET LETTER.

Kansas ClAy. no.. Nay 20 kagA
Live stock receipts at KaHsas Hta
aSb week.
Extra heavy runs OF cattle last
Tuesday and Wednesday broke Price'
10 10 40 cents, and liberal supplies the
following days gave tho narketE weak
Tone up 20 tGs closing day. This
morning, however, supplies are light
1t all the markets, as q result OF The
neavy declines OF last week and prices
today are steady so 10 cents higher.
The packers bought freely last week
ana ended up with good supply on
nznd, so that their demands for few
lays will uos be urgent At all; ss the
,ame time no decline can be forced
Vish yecsipts az small a. they are To.
lay, and the buyers are willing to tahe
shem on the preseas basis. They ex-
oect to have 70 pay more later In the
week, If small runs continue.
The main cause OF she big decline
last week In the cattle market uas
Excessive proportions Of beef steers Oh
russday. Also more cheap grades OF
cattle appeared Ia the Quarantine
division, from Southers Texas. than
anybody expected and the coneiRa-
lion give buyers the whip hand.
Killing steers lost 20 to 40 cents,
Itockers and feeders went down With
ihsm, bat cows and heifers acc
ouschsr stuff lost only Is cents 10 6
quarter. One drove OF sattls solo
asst week at 1925, but otherwise TOP
each day was under s6 and bulk OF
beef steers sell At e4.75 to $500. Top
today Is 60. Heifers sell at SO IS g.
S5, cows s3.25 tu s4.60, bulls s2.75 to
"a 50 veals s4.50 TO $3.50, about same
a. q week ago, stOekers and feeders
s.. rs to t4.75. Prospects are encour
aging today and the market should
seep steady this week, or even do Q
little better. unless too many cattle
appear.
Hog markets held alnsst steady
last week, In spite OF she heavy runs
nearly every day. Supplies have
been running short of same periOG
asst year, but last week showed an IN.
ersase, Q total supply Of $1,000 arriv
ing here. Chicago has zoo many hogs
today, and prices are 5 20 10 cet q
lower as q result. Top here tod, y
So 27H, bulk of sales e5 Is TO s. 25.
All weights are still selling close Z, =
gether. but hot weather will soon put
heavy weights In second place.
Sheep declined 10 to 20 cents last
Woek. but lambs remained about
steady. Market 10 steady and active
today. Runs have been liberal lately,
aud present rasgs Of prices are pretty
high, but there 10 very vide mark I
for nuttous. Texans fern hulk
receipts, and sell at e415 10 "a a..
Some feeding ewes from Texas 30 d
lately a. 81 IS. and stock aoats So
last uesk ct e325. fst ones o. IS.
Weoled Western lambs sold az e7:25
today, clipped IS 10 70 s6o5, native
sprlsg up 70 1928.
J. A. RIcKART,
Live Stock Correspondent
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-02
PENSION DECISIONS
BY THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE DEPART
MENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Division of Pension March 3,
| $780, Where she husband. By his
cruelty asd abuse, drives bis wife
from sbe matrimonial hons IL may be
presumed that he intended to effect q
.e parati0n BY his own wrongful and
illegal acts. Held: That his wife 10
entitled TO ons.hslf Of his pension,
she being In pccessisous circumstance.
Payment of Pension under Act Mch.
3. $780, When pensloner refuses to
execute bis pension voucher for the
psrpoae OF dsprivinG HE wife Who
has been awarded ono-hsif OF hia psn
siOn uneer the acs Of March 8. 1899 Of
her part Of his pension, payment NAV
be made to her upon her supplemental
voucher upon satisfactory proof TO
the Commissioner OF Pensions OF tbe
existence Of the pensionor duriBG the
period for which she claims payment.
Discharge Without Honor.-ThIs
soldier having been discharged frem
service under special order mastering
out his organization because Of ITS 70.
fasal to obey orders, and such dis
charge bsing held by tho war depart
ment to be discharge without honor,
he was net honorabiy discharged from
such service, and Is not pensionable
under the act of Juno 81. 1890.
Seryice-Act June 81. Ie90-Evi-
deuce.-The claimant having made
due proof Of the number OF days ser
vice required by section 2 of the act
Of juno 81, 1890, II he meets the other
requirements Of said act, 10 entitled
TO u pension, notwlthstanding the
holding Of the war department. that
no is not regarded as having been In
the military service of the US.
Line OF Duty-Accidental lnjury.-
The soldier was shot accidentally, by
= comraae whom he had pulled out OF
bed "Ia @ playful Manner"
Held: That the wound was net re
eeived Ia the line OF duty, and hence
40 pension can DO gfsatsd Sherefor.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-02
NJ. M, Nelson Dead

Last Friday the mortal remains OK
N. NJ. Nelson were laid away In The
Sweds cemetery, northwest of the
oIty. Mr.. Nelson has lSng been 0
quiet, orderly aud highly respected
citizen Of Chanute.
He had worked az machisest
for the Santa Fe for many years. He
leaves o wife In thia country ana
many relatives In Sweden. He died
Of consumption.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-02
jap Losses

The Japanese report the loss OF
three torpedo boats. Three ofhcsrs
killed and two hundred msn killed
and wounded in the recent naval
engagement. Their large vessels
suffered no particular damage.
How different with the Russians.
They lost ~ vessels, including all
their heavy craft, 5000 prisoners
and about 5000 dead.