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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02
Stc 9eeroigun0 q.

@dlbtngton, :. g.. I. Snli.-
Die 9ecroigungs 6eierli6feiten lucr.
Den pnbrltcinlld) onl Mittuod) in
Glcpelono, Ohio, itottiinocn; Die ge-
llolie Belt lit jcooh nod nid)t be.
l%ilnnlt. Die Miitglicoer Oes aobinets
lueroen oils Gbren : gobrtu6trGger
iungiren.
Sefretdr Soit miro ober nidt 90,
bel lem; er erblelt belltc abeno in
Chicago cine 0epeide pom Eraliben.
ten 9ooieoelt, i'm criuhcno, ieinc
Niche taf) ben Fbilippincn nid)t An
linterbreden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02
Marglaub nno EcnniDlpania Balm.
sho, strtsB,u scr,b.ys,uu,.e,o,,,u

7.30 gouli. 8ofi nudb Dorf, tiaiid. pnsac,
toininen GonniupS.
800 g,orm. Affom. nab Delta. mir Gouufoos
$50 BORN. gfiont. nud gselair, tdaItd. nllsue,
ltorltren Sounidgs.
l1.35 Bornt. Nff0nt. mad BeIatr, tdgIih, dlsael
%tinttnicli Sounidps.
10 Ytncbnl. Hffoni. nod ReIair. nur Samfiuas
3.45 Nnfi1. ISoii nud BORT, iialib, ais1ei
roiIiinett Sonninqs.
800 aadni. Mffoni. ra6 Seftn, tur Gountnas.
400 Nofft. Nffom. mad Delta, tdgIid, uisat.
iiptninen Sonnfngs.
Cos Ibetos gffunt. mad geL'ir, tiafit, aus
qeiiontrter Gnintuas.
III 90 IhenoS Iffcnl. mad BeIutr rIr Cunt
taQS.
II 10 Nbenhs Nffom. mad BeInir. rut U2iit.
mods iiiIb Gduiaas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02
Gbciapcafe 9ampier.G ompaguir.

Obetapeafe.S tnic.
Slegdrte Bdiiugicr vSumpfer .gumntta" INA
.NtI1ntq" rad
rtb toint Comfort anc Wprfslt. 1a. .Jf'
gnilpter oerlailen Baltimore t1glid, (guSle.
iistftften guiinfnaS) INT 80 NbrtSs ms fJrt'
men IN Elo Rolni Comfort UNI Silbt Utotasr5
iiltD IN Eortof irt It's WdufleftS an. m.
lhilsBeiio. at eie, .Gtteltab n3lnr rntb ulsn
Punftst ocs Sioena ma Siioipeiitrs.
49,, Ycff4 Riueu.qiutt. aye t+r
eieannte Fafiaaicr 21rpier -gbarIoiis' Irh
baltimore"
,haui Heft.Toint NIB Rtdimsnb. Ea.
PdffpfcI betfGifen Rultifrore tdaltt (Hitsaf.
tfoninieu Sonntnas) nm B uhr Id4miiinnS nno
%foffttIten AZ gSeitsRotnf I'M 7.AO Worien5 NIB
3u Midbrtono I'M 9.25 Morpens al.
Die an Diont1gen. Witiipodleri une 5rtlidget
ooE baltimore ubfdbrechen Sampiet. uito bic
bon 2Ncf. Rotut an Dteaiiaaen. 5onnerltieen
EHo snniftugcn a%bfnbrcu. Ieaer, tn @Ioliec'ter'
Vpt..t uito Wlltnoro's al; iiro Ole an Sicnftus
aeS. 2ontieritda5u mo Gdnlitd1et eoH llultts
more uno an Rontnpen. Wtttirudbet t uno Trei.
tngen bon ReitsaSOint nhfnhrenou Gumpfcr
leHen IN goiiielun mo eld1sgalif dt tbsi asiits
ftgetH 2Rctter).
nnS 10, eiahiftra ssit. Merritt.
Itrh glucte md allen HnHftcn ftnttsp &c
fitert, @epcd a. fipcgebcn uno sediilttrJt1uftt
s,iUrt Shrraur: ~. MI, sts-ch orttes etrdks,
". VI. Robion, agent. VT, f2t, Si.ealtlmores
ettabs. ooet ben SauptetredurI vi. $50,
Siabt. straBe, galiiaure, no.
7. Q. We1aHnel, 0lltss1en. .Raa. .Nsent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02
: M u uSlan0c c.

@crlin +. Suli. - S%tootaicfrc.
tar SoD's Nui mor III 0euiihIono
elr bcinabc 10 bobcr, iuic in ocn Ser.
Stooten, lno eS mir ici1cr 9ltiioi.
lung Der Ged)te onocrcr Stootcr, lei.
ltcr fluren politiihcr Illiioliuno nno
lclner g%crnGBigten Soltung IN inter
notlonoIen IngeIc9enbciten bier Oic
polite I%nerfennult9 ge5oQt.
EoriS, /. Sui. - Sn' omtIitcrt
lrlo oiplontotiidcn arciien bot oic
alunoc bonn IbIebcn ocS Sefrct1r9
Sop ticic Grihiittcrrng b%crporgcrl,.
len.
Sonbo II, I. Suli. - Ger 600 ocS
StaotsietrctGrS ,Sobn Sop bat I'M
gon5cn Canoe nliridtige (roler per.
ltrlod)t. Gie Iliinobmc Der 1roucr.
botIto't 5eltgt bon Der bobcn sld)turo,
IN iuelher Der 9roBe omerifoniihc
Stootamorm bcI'nl britiihen 8olfe
ltonb. aoni9 Goporo fobclte Dem
Erlloertcn Sbeo0or Hooieuclt ioiort
itot) oem GmpIorg DER Irultcrbot-
lhoit letn geilcio nod Opltcr. Ban,
y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02
Werdants' &c WinerS' Sransppr.
iatiun Gumpann.

dmpferpinirn
Rrdb Nniiut uuo bent Sficn; icben Woniua,
Tittiina, 9ontertt1g nno Sdmitag, Abenos
n llhT.
&dt Rrpbtoehte n benz Often. ieocr Conn.
toe, Wtttlpuh ltuo Srctine, Mbcuos q ilbr,
ginrb EctUpott Eem5 uno g,prfoTf: tiaItrh
I'm q llbr Tbeubs.
hem IdQc ubfnbrcnoc Snnnpicr auueflonInieu,
Nud Sdbntnnb tno Dem Giioer; ieneit Hiens
Itnq. 0orIrcrting mn Gdmfida. HhenoS o llbs.
Petitioner ino Rrobiocnce ; Iampfer iabter
bor oCr Rerfte otn 5ube hes 2onasGods ab:
Sohnurnb,N drirfcr bon Der Nerfie AM SuBe
oct cit,6dISz Nbcnuc.
Is. u. Giaiusham, aasuf,
PoHpfSpd.
n. y. Turner, @..0. .haent.
Y. =. Gttbbtns, Weh. .Daau.
Sanpihiiredu GnSrit.Gde Wermeu. uue
fiabt. sttnbs Iff3I&S3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02

llcr ppllfl1ucl Di1toH. Us IuUCpe It.
hod) buIo flor, Bob Der StaotS ST.
frct0r alien Stuotagelhoftcn iera
blicb. Slld iein gmpfon9 IN @rob.
%britunnicn mar bilrd)olt$ nid)t oiil
5ieQ. @1breno bieIcr Notljcn Belt
ihicn Die @clicrltng iortjuihrciten.
Nor Slpei @oden crioIQte sic Hiid-
tchr aus europa. Scr Scfrct0r be-
illdtc iciue Godtcr IN Ban Sine, z.
s., mo 0onn bc1ob or lid) nad) Wuib.
inGtor, nm iilr cine fur5e Belt ieinc
Nlnt3pflidtcn miCocr 5ll iibcrncbnlcn.
Am lcBtcn Somitog fam cr, be.
gIeitct BON lcincm Sobnc Clarence,
on1 lcttcm Son0iiB an. 6rou San
mar ld)on porbcr BORT ongelungt.
Elc Nctlc bate 0cn ScfrctGr ichr
on9cltrcn0t, utd bate cr iid) mGb
reno Ocrlclbcn cine GrtGltulg 5ll1c
5o0cn. Nm Gage nod) ser Nnfumit
cr'oI9tc Damn Cin 3uiommcnbrld,.
Der lclnC Gouilic nit GROCER Gorge
crfllltc. Gr. i. 9. Goin bon Nem.
port mrroc ioiort 9cruicn unO Damn
I'eB mon tcle0ropDlld olid) olc Soi'
loren Sonlocr@ l'llo ~tlirPon tohl
men. 1tc beiOcn Ncrjtc mod)tcn sic
meme III elllcnl Spcjldljll9c. I'm Wtli.
lerIlod)t ltoIen 'le III "Spe Seu" EN-,
S'e 'nloelt @ril' Sop elloo" fro1tI'
ger, oper lll'l'ler i'od) lept tfol'f Dor.
Hl''oll0" Dlclf man e'ne Npcroi'olt
mn llolpl0.
Y" ttot leoodl nouoCl' olC Teritt
''pr lplrti'l'9Soou' "leol5lh Derop'
relnf ooile'h cue SeNerilll9 EN- nm
mon 'rod)l'le cine Apetniloll mr. I'M,
l'olbla'
TI' "'olliuA ioIlIIlcIl ole Ier6le ne
rldiclt' DAB DER 3lI'tollo oc@ &rn1s
tel l1loQl lllepr efilltI'd) 'cl illlo ooB
or llod) elllI9ell So4cr Der Nllbc lule
DER iperoc oll@9eDch fol'llen.
So@ oll' Nfonto9 bon Or. SorIocr
o~i'@9'0coeilc %i'llet'lt ocNoatc, Dos
pr No0 llilr an ctller leld1tcll Gr.
iolli'l'9 leloc' III ell'l1cn No0cl, obcr
'Pleoer oll"0cpeh tonne, llllo ooB Tel
nc 'oclt'fcn Sllllciln@ lllcPr oll"9e9c-
hcll lpilroelr,
@nl Nfonto9 Ibcllo febrte Gr.
itcn Tn,n i;;nrto 90 ~, ",ty
nidt 10 mnh( Mor Jics cine Gran.
fcnm6rtcrin ms No,tnn fnnmcr :,
olh Tr oruhhcr fchrtr ,uriif Iro,,
SON %trIroropbirtc m ihrrn ch,n;c.
ocrlobn. Tonuc @bitucn in Nem.
gprf. hob or ici,,c Hriic roh Duran,
sic pr ncr Soo NIT ,circr 1ro,, on,
trctcn mnUtr niht a, nrrihicbc,,
brollhtc
ccit 7icr,,,, n,,,.Sc Sn,,
Nciinbcu hce Eotirntrr oIs Gin iort
ihrcitcrh h~c,irrca bctrod,,ct
IIs Or Sruhhcr orItcrr olbcr,
lpichcr in Ncmhurn rintroi inns cr
nos Nciinhcu hrs Noticrten h,,rh
ous normal lin 10 l1hr NbrnAs
hattie Nr Som hcn Mcr,tcn urh ],c;,,c,,
Irou @,Itc Nott" oc,oot 3mc;
Stlrnbcn ipGtcr fom nam mic anon
bcifricbcn sic qoto,tronhc
p,f+ h5r4 o.,
mbooG,, ~ ~,
qriconicfrotSr o"t%
Wcnio;tn,,, ""m u'''
ton o,,i >e,, Non,a >''IV'"S'
ri.co ~, 80 'N ~ n!"".
r;nid,ific, ,n;r 'n"'n'
rohn, So F.nnot"as 9'L
1nnc,;nn ,r;;h -, hm,.. m""
Gr mor tios bo5."., "so. V"l''
r;dt o '
mo, ,L,,,6, s ..
n;c0c;J,t ,c;,n 49, ont.. ~"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02

Yet zoo 0CH StontN SCfrCt0rV
miro. mic mon 1lolibt, feline Icnoc.
rlllG IN Den MciicplGneu ocS aric0o,
SefretGrS Gait n6tbig MADDEN. Nan
60lt cS icOod) fir nI0gIih, ooB Soit
nod icincr Hiidfcbr bon ocn EbiIip,
pincn jlImStoot9 Scfrct0r cruolunt
iuCr0C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02

6l1gqc ollf Snlbmolt ge5ogcl1.
Gen @eion0ten mo Wotld)ofterr
oCa gualonoca mllr0c Die Gruncr
flnoc o~iiiSicQ ourd) Den %lteloertrc
ten0cn StootaictrctGr Nicrcc ilbcrnllt
tClt.
NooicpeIt'& @cilcib.
Gpitcr @un Z. ), /. SllIl. -
Gic Nod)rid)t Don Dem SoOc Oc>
Stoata ScfretdrS mltr0c III ga
0onlorc Sill III iriibcr Worgenltlnoc
Cmpiongcl. Ger Er1lioclt mnr lcbr
eritourlt uib ticf crihilttcrt, ga Die
lcBten 9tohrid)tcn aus Nclpblr1 70
! 0iinIti0 Qclolltct bnttcn.
&r. Rooicpclt ihidtc 0unn oo@ 1o!'
gcn0c (cIcgromm nb:
,Srou Sohn Snr, Sofe Sltlifcr.
Sd fouu sic id)rcdlifcarmbc fount
qIoltbcn. Nittc, cmpion2en Sic nlci,l
~ticiitc% @ciIci0 nit %brcr fiirftcrIi
den @cimiltdrunQ. Sd mcib nidIt.
mas id) ioQcn iolL. mn mcincm Stunt
MGR HiloNrllf III HCbcn.
(Wc,O SbCo0orc Hooicuclt."
Goa SclcQromL olrdJ mcldlc@
scr Erdii0cnt oic Srnucrtuubc CT.
illbr, Ioutctc:
Ncmburg, rs, +. Sill 1905. 49,
" 90.
Nm Den Er0iiOcutclr. OpItcr 0np, =.
j. ~ @r. San itorb IN Sol9c zines
&cr5lhIu0C9 rn 10 llhr % Otimltrr
bcutc MorQcn. Scin @ciin0en nab
reno 6ca Cages lpor ourd)ollS b%cirir-
0iQCno Qclpcicn. Cas- Gn0c fam
hGd)It urcrmartct.
(@cjD 6rou Nup."
ErGijbCnt HonlCucIt lit in Der bat
ticf Crld)ilttcrt 6urd) sic Sltll0c pom
NbIcbcn icinca Stoota Sctrct0r@.
Gr belt sic alnt0C llir GCru0c5r IN
N%loublid).
Mis- Der ErGiiocnt ont Mittmod) IN
Cambridge, Mo}', mar, bette CT cine
@crotbung nit 0r, &ndloL Der am
aronfcrbctt &op'S gcpclcn. Tic %cr.
iihcrunQCll, mcld)c Or. &odion ibm
Qob, iunrcn 6urd)ou5 troltlid). glCr,
0tnQo bate scr Er0liocnt lid id)on
ais &oO iii Sriibiobr nod) europa
rciItc. nit Dem @c0nnfcll uertrout
mod)cn miiiiclL BOB Scr Scfrct0r
nicIlcift iCinc Ellihtcn nid)t micocr
ilbernCbnlcn fon1c bod ais Sr.Suu
10 gcfroiti9t 5uriidfcbrtc, bottle Nr.
NooicocIt 5llucrlihtIid, BOB Sop I'M
&crbit poaitGn0i0 bcrgcitcnt aus
%9fcmbura nod @oibin9ton 5urildtcb
rem lpcrbc.
Ger 900 Sop'S triift HooicpeIt III,
10 cnpfinolidlcr, oils ibu cine inli0c
pcr'onIid)c Grcunr0idloit nit 0cm
Stont@ ScfrctGr ncrbon6.
ScfrctGr San NOR nit ocnl @Qtcr
G~hcoborc 9tpoiCpclt'5 b%circntNri,
tnltntc olio Den ErGiiocntcn ihon ais
Snoben. Scr Er6iiocnt bat icirc
gbIidt oltHgelprodcn, Der 9ccrNi.
qllllg 0ca pcrltorbcnclt StuutS = Sv
frct0r3 bei5lnuobncn.
Ger 600 ocS StoatS ScfrctGrS
miro, mic mon gloubt, feline Icn0c.
rlrllg IN Den HciicpI0nen oeS aricgo
SefretGr5 Sait n6tbig modJcn. Nan
halt cS icood iiir nI0gIif, ooB Goit
nod Icincr Riidfcbr bon ocn EbiIip,
pinen nStootS Sctrct0r "crllonut
iucrbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02
r9jnigin Der CONNER . InsHigc."


w'trfaHts d Winners Stausp. Scntp.
Yer Sdmpier hCrIdbt Baltimore tdqlid INN
@ llbr Nbcnoe. SGbtturtcn einf6licbli6 WlnbI,
5citcn iiUo Gdl1titCllc. 49, GuDidt nnd rtncm
eteiier Sdrobud ~@inCts@hrcou tn Gioufis9dt
8crmnits NIB 2ipbtGtrdBc.
CSuni3, 2Mt.T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02
2leue C6neTe Gag = 0oote
Der Gricsiom yinie.
y2urb Baltimore" nno rEenm"
nadl Ybilaoclpbia.

g'on 5ienitaa. ben 80. Wint, Norrriitaes 3
2igbt, uto RrdtisS trnbe, In gettertuu lno Gbe.
fer, Pd, unbditcnb.
9errlide 5ahrt burhl ben aaral.
5dbrpreis In eincr MidtuItg $40. sinos
fnbrt rs T1gel fir ole Ritdtfbrt fo,uobt auI
benz IdGi. mic yntts'oote tiiliis. $3.50.
AuuofnhrtfgtIcie, bon Vbilne efphia init Der
Snr6iubrtSs9in mad Auantie.S Sin m.b An.
Ind per Foot 1915, ,oocr per gdbn, Is yaae
efniG SJ.5H Scrner Hnrbfabrts Rinctc nnt
9eip' Nort pona. Brand, NSbara. garf. In eifier
RihilBG. $500: RunoteiTe 5000; Gape Mub,
Rlnefd6rt. $500. Set abenbsE nnpfer fibrt
idgitb, SorntGos nus9enpnmen. iirt 5 libr
IMdTnittngo ab. Sobrbinete iperocn i'm Niir
6barIssrG trabe, nab Nlbaun. 1lpn. eurafpaa4
Gprin1s. 9epport. @spsSapen fGfD QoIiiano
(lie.) upo nbroIibenasulfien ~perfauft. Gdreilt
ipesel aeiietfbrer. 6iaremct ehripsr. aaent.
gr. 20i, eigbt'Sirabe. uTfi. (l0l@) =
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-29
NOTICE.

To the stockholders Of the Mar
gnerite Gold Mining and Milling COM
pany:
Whereas, the aforesaid corporation
has recently acquired additional prop
erty and it is deemed advisable by
the trustees of said company to in
crease the capital stock Of said cor
poration,
Nnw therefore, to that end take
notice that a meeting of the stock
holders of the Marguerite Gold Min
ing and Milling company will be held
Saturday. September 90, 1905, at 4
o'clock p. m. at No. 321 Rookery
block, city of Spokane, Spokane coun-
ty, Washington. The object of the
meeting will be to increase the CAPT.
tai stock of said corporation from
$1.0O0,00O to $1,5OO,OOO.
r. A. HUTCHINSON, Trustee.
T. ]. JOHNSTON. Trustee.
T. P. REARDON, Trustee.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-29

NEW YORK, July 29-At the re-
quest of James II. Hyde. a Long
Island passenger train was held at
the Bayshore station half an hour re-
Gently. According to the Bayshore
people Mr.. Hyde frequently has trains
stopped for him.
Because of his stock holdings in
the Pennsylvania railroad which con-
trofs the Long Island system Hyde
is looked upon with awe by conduc-
tors and station agents along the
line.
one morning recently and told him he
had less than five minutes to catch
the, 9:14 train Hyde sprung from his
bed and rushed to the telephone. He
called for the station agent and or
dered him to hold the train until he
got TO the station.
The agent did as he was told. When
the train came In the agent repeated
Hyde's message to the conductor.
More than 100 passengers were on
the train. The train arrived In Long
Island City 40 minutes late.
II is said on good authority that
Hyde, because of the criticism against
him in the Equitable. will give up
his home abroad the rest of his life
He is said to feel the criticism
keenly.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-29
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED.

"Seven" Shorthand-Touch tipping
Ten pupils wanted to give exhibitions
after one months training. GOOD
writers do double work and receive
treble wages than the other sort. Ipe
one or two finger operators are not
worth their salt. nor will a good or
flee have them. Pay each lesson
stop when you like. Business men
and women with three lessons can
make their private notes In snort
hand, and costs but 50. Reporters
completed within two months. II you
haven't the money. we will take your
note for payment for full course, s4o'
cash, s35. Call for two minutes Tree
lesson, then write any word. II Ism
q school or class. You come Tor ~
minute lessons when you like; SO
easy, so convenient. Our eldest pu-
pill is 80, the youngest 49, Lincoln
street, Spokane.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-29
LAST DAYS OF POMPFu' TO Be GIVEN
IN SPOKANE WITH SPECTACULAR DISPLAY

Palms pyrotechntc spectacle,
1.-THE Last Days of Pompeii," will
commence a weeks engagement in
Sherwood's addition, in the north
western part of Spokane, Friday,
August 4. The Pain shows are a
Kaleidoscope of acres of handsome
ly painted scenery, hundreds Of
gaily costumed performers, dar-
ing chariot racing, acrobats, be-
witching dancers, stirring music.
gorgeous pageants, glazing lights
and generous explosions Of pow
der and myriad of marvelously
beautiful pyrotechnics. The ex-
hibition is an interesting one, and
depicts in a thrilling manner one
of the most tragic episodes in Ro-
man history-the destruction of
ancient Pompeii by the volcano of
Nesuvius. This latter feature is
depicted in startling manner,
and the spectator trembles for the
safety of the hundreds of actors
who are seemingly buried beneath
the fiery debris of the fallen city.
Following this scene of chaos
and destruction comes the real
event of the night, a brilliant dis
play of Pains Manhattan beach f
works, and for nearly an hour
huge amphitheater and the sp
above it is ablaze with beautiful
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-29
HEARST CUB
TO FU5t WITH
REPUBLICANS

NEW YORK. July 29.--County
Clerk Thomas l.. Hamilton and his
friends are confident that he is to be
the candidate OF the republican or
ganization for mayor. They say that
he will be endorsed by the Municipal
Ownership league and the Hearst
clubs According to information
given out this week. an understand
ing has been reached between the re-
publican county organization and the
Municipal Ownership league by which
"A fusion between these two forces
will be effected for the coming mu-
nicipal campaign. That fusion con-
templates the nomination of Hamil-
ton for mayor. 1t Is said. and who
ever Hearst and his followers decide
upon for controller. The man at
present most talked Of for controller
ON the proposed fusion ticket IL Mar
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-29
HE PRAYED
AND CUssED

h DIES MONIES. Ia, July 90
Judge! 1 want you to make that
fellow quit coming into my yard and
up on my porch to talk religion to
me-" said Mrs. Emma Miller in JUS
tice Christys court yesterday.
II don't want to be converted and
Tn not going to either. I don't know
what his old religion is and told him
any number of times to get out OF
there.
II don't want to be converted and
I'm not going to either. | don't know
what his old religion Is and told him
any number of times to get out of
there.
I've got to work and l amt got
1t would be all right If he just talked,
l have endured that so long that I
guess l could endure II a little bit
longer, but the trouble Is that when
ever I don't listen to what he is try
ing to learn me he gets mad and be-
gins calling me names.
The other day he prayed with me
long while and then when l told
him to get out of there. why he cuss-
ed blue streak for half an hour and
said that IL l had been man he
would have licked the tar out of me.
Then he bumped against me on
my porch and interfered with my
work.
Mrs. Miller lives in the $500 block
on North Fifth street. She had filed
a charge of assault and battery
against a neighbor named @. II.
Fisher
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-29
PATENT MEDICINES.

A man who compounds or improves
something is entitled to the largest
share of the prohts from the sale OF
the article. so he patents or copy
rights. Patented goods are good
goods, poor goods are never patented
We have 25 years of trial to prove
we have the best medicine compound
headache. biliousr ;. indigestion and
the public by keeping the formula a
secret: as long as We make II we
know IL is made right. This medicine
is pr Gums Improved Liver pills,
25 cents per box at druggists. One
for a dose Made by DIR. Bosanko Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by all
druggists.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-29
CHURCHES

Universal Occult society-Rev. l..
Nagell Foster of Seattle will conduct
services at the First Unitarian
church, corner of Sprague avenue and
Jefferson street at p. m. Sunday.
The subject of the evening discourse
will be The New Idea of God and
Its Advantages over the Old" The
lecture will be followed by psychic
messages. Rev. B. +. +. Foster will
also be present and demonstrate the
power of the spirit. An invitation Is
extended to all who are seeking the
light along the new paths of investi-
CATION.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-29

The Salvation army will have spe-
cial meetings, beginning Saturday
evening and continuing all day Sun
day, July 20 and 80. The special
leaders will be the new divisional
stan, consisting of Stan Captain and
Mrs. Faulkner and Secretary Ensign
Parker. They will be assisted by Ad-
jutant Ward and Captain Thoen OF
the women's social work. Ensign
Stanley of the mems social work and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-29
ARCTIC RELIEF
EXPEDITION

HALIFAX, N. s., July 29.-The
Newfoundland sealing steamer Nep-
tune, under charter by the Dominion
government, sailed today for Hudson
Bay with supplies and relief for the
Canadian expedition sent there last
year on the steamer Arctic. The
Neptune will land supplies Of coal at
Cape Chedley, near the Hudson Strait
entrance, and Cape Wolstenholme, at
the extreme end of the eastern coast
of the bay. A small force of mount
ed police goes along to relieve those
now on the coast of Hudson Bay.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-29

away dreariness, Newporters are CIV
ing Juvenile parties" There are
many handsome boys and girls in the
City by the Sea, and it seems the at
tractive youngsters are in a fair way
to be killed with kindness, for an
unusual amount of attention is being
.sh9wered upon them. Mrs. Philip
..Lydig often entertains the children
iof the colony with lavishness and
originality. The way she doles out
fsweets would make a careful doctor
aaShake his head obviously. Still, her
parties are not for the youngsters
exclusively. Guests include grown
up relatives. who seem delighted to
find an occasion where they may
drop dignity.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-29
SURE CURE FOR PILES.

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching. This form. as well as
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles,
are cured by DR.. Bo-san-kos Pile
Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding.
Absorbs tumors. soc a jar, at drug
gists, or sent by mail Treatise free
Write me about your case. DR.. b.
sanko. Philadelphia. Pa. For sale
nv all druggtsts
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-29

$36 per acre buys the best timothy
ana stock ranch near Spangle. and all
live stock and farm implements; fine
improvements and orchard.
e1700-One and one room new
modern house, close in, on your own
terms.
LIGHTLY & CO.,
81 Jameson Block. Tel. 1898.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-29
SUMNER ExounsIoH TO COAST
POINTS.

June Is to August rs the Northern
Pacific railway win have on sale the
usual excursion ticket. to Westport,
Tokeland. Long Beach ana Ciatsop
Beach points. etc. at rate OF $40 for
round trip. Return limit, September
~. Good for stopovers at Portland.
J. w. HILL. Gen. Agt
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-29

The Steam Clothes Pressing COM
pany will French dry clean and press
pour suit for SOC or your trousers for
aSc: only to Is minutes required:
good dressing rooms: alterations and
repairing. $50 Second avenue Phone
1859.