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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24

trnI InrCrifu mo sic Siib Edciiic-
&GiclL per Sampler pio Colon; iilr
@ritild) o 8uiuno, per 0ompicr. Mus
nuo;" fiir SoQGnoiid)z ur0 Gron5G
lid Guiana, per GompiCr oOronia
Noiiol;" fir Iortlrnc &3lono moGos
Iombio, per Tompfcr oSornio;" iilr
Barbados un0 Noro @roiiIicn per
Compiler oGcorcnic;;" iiir &omoicu.
Eouomo, &onol Conc, Colombia,
2ccluoro. ru1o @inomorb &nicln L..
Guiana, per Gompfcr ga EIoto."
Gle Toit nod NclliulOIano, nio
.Sponcp, .umo WtiQuclon, nio
Bottom ihliC6t bier tG0lid) nm 3 llbt
Aofmitto93; nod Gubo, GioCompo,
t60lih INN 1 llbr Nodnt.; nud Gotta
&ico, @onorrn9 COItfiiItc) mo @ltn-
tcmolo, pio Nep-S Orleans, tG1lid) INN
s ltbr NbcnbS; nod Nicaro0lto (Oitz
tiiitc) un0 9ocoS orI Gnro, pio Mo.
bile, tG0Iid) nm s llhr Nhcn0@.
Grams Eocific y . it.
EoIt iiir sic Ebilippil1cn II. Guam,
pio Son 6ron5iSco, ihIicBt bier tag.
lid) nm 7 llbr 2lbcnoa bis sum- 30.
Noucmbcr; iiir NCuicclonN, Suitra.
lien 9teu Gulcoonicn Somoo, So
moii mo Sill . SGicln, pio San
Nron5i2co tGQIid bis 3ltn 9. Gc5cm'
Der ! llbr Nbcn08.
". Sail &orri&,
Eoitmciiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24
SciratbS . Yiccnjcn.

S9l0cnOc SciratbS . 2irCrIca NM
zen bonn Glcrt NeS Common . Elrus
Wclift& ou5gcItelt:
Nrtbur Barnett, 81, mo 2ucinou
HoQllc, -. Npplitont 9lrthur Nor-
nett, 9tr. 2l3I Grub SILL }lucu1c.
George Goof. iuny D, mo G0itb
Nlcrrltcu, 81. NppIitont Charles Sec
NicrrifcM Nr.t01, Git %crinQtonsStr IT.
%obu !. Nuoion, y, mo Gloro :.
Nomcn %. Npplifont :. u. W}oul0.
bO, Nr. Glt, NorO.6 uItouYl pc.
6rcocrid &oiitctter, q, mo Momic
Stmmp, IS. Npplitont, Grcocrid sol
%llcltcr, 9tr, l. NbiIoocIpbio moab.
@orpcp &. NouicboIocr 81. uno
N}orp 5000, q. 9pplitont, NorpcD
&. Mouieholocr, 9tr. les, CitNopc
Strobc.
MIidocl g. 2obn 81, mo 9orboria
Solcr, %. Npplitont, WIidncl g.
%obO 9tr. 3O1S, GuiottzS troBc,
Charles 2. McGomo3, #, mo Sc.
len Cliuc, -. Npplifont. WcorQc !.
Smitb 9tr. 1000, @cit- Ctr.
@orucp NJ. Eorrott, %, mo Mobcl
9. Nooucr. 2G. M(pplifont, :. $. Wur.
rulu1, 9}r. 1928. g2cIt Youpolc.Str
@corQc ". Iratbrr. ~, unn Gli;o.
beth u. 6or, %. Npplifnnt. Wcoruc
". Erut6cr, @oibinatoL :. Is.
&ourcncc ". 4rciton, %. unb 9fcts
tie u. Youn1 49, Npplifont. 9omrenca
". BRETON, Nr. 1872, 9tor0-I rcnront.
9lucnlc.
G0munO g2oltcr Robiniol. 81. mo
Tloribcl 0ccnrS, IS. 9lpplifunt, ".
2. Robinion, 9{r. 1912, WfoibersS Ctr.
Grcorrid &. ShmorB, 2G, unD &bo
NJ. Sdrcd, -. Npplifont, Charles
s.. SdmorB, 9tr. 9hr. PIG, S1t-Nolti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24
Eoit6cfOrocrnna mad Dem InSlancc.

Die msIGnOiihc EoIt fir sic an
%, Noucmbcr UOcnOc ISOLDE idlicBt
Gin allen S0ucn piinttli6) in Dem
Souptbiireou ME Iol0t:
Fodct Eoit lit often bon 8 llbr
8crmittogS bis ) ,lbr Ro6mittoeS
tGNIi6, olt80cuommcn Sonnta0S.
Eodct'Eoit iijr GcttidIano Idlicbt
10 llbr Gornittdl3 omlfittmodl Sen
70. Nopembcr; 'jIr @roBbritonnien
unO SrIono GIcnitdg5 uno Srcitog3
D llbr Mbcnoo.
Gompier' icQcln bon Nelus Dorf.
mcnm ni6t ouocra onge0cbcn.
Grams. N~tIonti d, c i o It.
Srcitog - : ll1r NbcnoS, fir GU
ropo, per Gomww st. Saul" piu
Elpmoutb mnO Gncrbolmg Wolt fir
Srlono mub per Sampler ~St.goul"
oorciiirt icin); ~ ll5r NbenoS, iiir
europa, per Tomp'Cr oGoronio, "pio
Queenstown.
YcItf ii r z il 5. II. Central
Imerifn. @ait-S emblem
8rcitog - 3 lI0r N~admitto9s, iiir
Bermuda, per 0umpier bon Sail.
for; 6 llGr gbcHo3, iiir 9roiilierL, per
Inmpicr o@~urtaooIe," oio Eernom'
buco, Rio &oucjro unb SantoS; fir
ole Ga Glotu ztuaten, pcrGampfer
Canning" 10 ll6r 4bcnos, iiirGor.
to Gico, Curacao mo @enc5nelo, per
Gompicr nE6iloOclpbia;;" fir Gen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24
.crmiidltc tc~lcaraphiihc Ecpcidcn.

~AIllAIltlIAt o.. ~ : NAtIA ~
Die Badger 6llrUuug ~. in
Indianapolis, Sno, cr,lt, IN ,5oloc
zines @rouOca cincn S1r0u pom
$4,000, mo 5mei on0rcnmoo @c.
b6,roc muroen ollrh Nclw u10 @oi
icr nm $4,000 bcih0oiQt gul2 Ser
olcihioua bcOrobtcn vGoumoia9to.
tiouol Nurf" mllBtcn @Athuopicrc
iiir 100000 Dor ocnt NcUcr in q.
dcrbcit aebrod)t lperocU.
- ". Is. SbontoH, 0Cu,iyuer Niio
cic oc3 pcrltorbcncn =. J. Cculin bel
Qrobcn @rllben l(ntcrucDmmQcn II.
elmer Der Sullpt Nttlcuur, Ser Gr.
item Nutionol @onf uou Iopcfo.
&oniop, hat in &caucmorth San.
las, cincn &crilld gcnlOht iid 0lrd,
&orboliGllre 0ua Sebcl fl ucbmen,
lcbt obcr nod, Gr mar icIt Dem 3lt.
iommcubruh Der @ont NO err oc.
molti9c @clopcrIuitc cr.ltt. fronf.
- @cacn Is. VI. 9(cpiuc ocu Qcuc.
icncn ErGiiocntcn Scr @oriiclo 9onf
in Chicago, lit MN olth cIu&crboita.
bcicbl meQcn M%iBbr0lh2 ser Noit
ser Ger. Stoutcn ST 0clrilQcriidcn
3mCdcn crNonNcr, nohocm ihoH
porbcr Der MotIcr 81. %cuu pc0cu
0crirIbCn Sud)c ucrbo'tct morNrl
mnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24
G;nc uursiial;dje 0elcacnheit.

Suuoe Gdmcn. melbe oas @eIeetic 1omen,
Shneioerfhitem u;io aleiberpIo6er 8i crIernen
miirfthen fpaten n'hi ocrfetlelt, Elm Seiuh un
Wliiglieofhdii oer alape IN Der
6eleetic yantenidiueioe IN iie nj. sdiufe
etn3ureiden. Nue, ole iit iebi oils WtiteIieosr
Der Gepienber'aIuie antGliebeI, i6Hnen fth ben
liberulrn 9tdbnit 5l Tube MAIDEN.
sSegen gisiurfl etc. ipenoe man f& ODER
fbreibc an M,rS. VI. Suber, 9r. a02 gyeS cara.
tpga., Sd 6Uiuar .StrGEe. (276--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24
N'rrbct SnnSciscutbiimcr.


WOocrne 8lueiitOdi0e Sduier NIT feds Clint
mern an Der ~QScitieite Der GroOcsStrnBe, 8,uts
tben SGirmouRia gOenIe uuO Societies trnGe
luben ccmcntirte Seller. concentrates Trcttoir,
rlatt Gcpilafierie Gtrube. Gefen, 6rrtaceS mo
WurnrorsT reppcn. Erct5 $775. @rIno5tn5 $50
pru Subr. inter leihien Nebtnaunaen ncrs
fault. Wlnn ucbme Die 6airmourt goeules Cars,
G, ;. Gallagher, @Huunternebmer
G2s-) Hr. 2S0S. Sctrinouuts glbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24

RorboIts@6e Der 9om, mo SorreftsStrdbe.
Sauptouartter oes @eiunNperetns rWlelo'
bte". Sin0iiuroeu ieoen SOuneritas IbeEo.
SerFnnu,luuatu oes .~@ertennldi W8eeler'
Ser,tns- iPheH z uuo 4 EieHftaq i'm DSp'
rat. 9clep6pF - Wit. SsrHon 1855 r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24

d y MHrrmnnniA f,GnH

Ruroufi.@de Bouab. uuo @1rolius'<t-uke.
Sam9tauurtier oss -wnperHsU tdnnerGors-
R.sH.,Gde 8onp1. mi g1rotine'tr, Der
einsherinmmluna ienen Sotuerttna Nhenb.
9ieus 9Rtt1Iteoer totatnWren. Torbfiq'
li6es Bier Der Acknowledgement TN 8api.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24
h 4,niotia NnMtn

gtt. t.20 bis 1922, 9urtoro, nbtHus.
Souptuudrtier osS .IbuIiI'0 titucr6ors-.
Qane uuo Sompteradrteu btGig All ber'
mts.Gen. Guier BIde fit Nulternro'tet.
seeirite Setrdufe. SrsiHapol. 8, Q D..
7eIsrbou - Wt SPruoU 376q q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24

gsr. 923. '9iprosSneus, Gde @ntbonosStr.
8crfammhingeI0fal oe5 rgIHtonia : Cons
cIapes Gr. 1915, }. %" rSteubens8is
ftrifts Nr loo .S1iners3 tftrifts Gr.
los, .. II. p" mo rSiiirjfts gr. -,
3. Il. "" pale All gerelre Al pernGes
then. Seiufte Fistp gapi, NH nnbere
NctrdnIe. Gelcabou: e. & Z. &olfe 600 R.
OPP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24
@altimorer Warftberihtc.

@ultimorc,2 %. Hooembcr 1905.
WebI. - 3uiubren 2O3i 6Giicr.
einidlieBlif - 6Giier 5lt Occult.
Eoint uno 37t 60iier ju Canton. Sit
itenperionot - 6Giier. 9ic Noti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24

Hr 1924, Df:lgoIrirtor, sstrdes. Stm.
nter uu eerrtii 3u uerinieiben. - Setniie
setrdufc uno ReiHe. Bob Stetr' traues
rsi."Rier. Fsriummluno8lofol bt} Oft
Somb1roitr. Srmcrr. Pau- urS 2sib'
gsreins. gbef. IeI.-g8oIfe 2552 VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24

2SlS 9uitcl; Glcuotoren &orroth
SSl, COG Nuihcl. &%erfGuic: 10000
@uihcl &obr SIT 1884 I @og0on 81.
riidQcpicicncr 81 36, 10000 @rId)cl
Nomlor Ut 10, 10000 Noucmbcr 81
504, 1000 Spot 81 50A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24

glr. 2t6, Gla1s, Habe ScmarosStrabe.
Bor5noltbe g9eine. SpirltuoIen u. uut9ns
9iaarrCH. Seites &ier I'M Sapt. Gnnio
thr 5eih0ftSIeute Don fl 100 BORN. bis
2 llbr gtuGhmiItup5. Ielepbou Is. \ y.
Dit. Bernon 300S-N. (URdr32)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24
spbx sror,,s .sadrr.otrbrrst,S

SIT. f86, SaIrifons, nnbe 8eEtnotowstr.
1eo. 8litbet, IT., SraisgC'S Ster. @ar'
mer 2uri0 bun ~ tts / ubr Runmtts
tnss. Wne oeut'Hsu Ydder fnb 8Gr' Be-
fubs cnleI16en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24

gr. 1104, WnrofEentral aslpenih
Der .gtorooit Snmerrpdbreuo- rnuotrsth
bon Baltimore cSriaIHn,ett f9 bier
tebtii Wontus secra. @rebm 4 Gone
9ter an 3dpt, ND beuttter srs btreit
bnm Sub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24

U ~ DTTTTTVINTT VVIV'U VTTE
ldel; aus ocn GIeUotorcu 5uriidgcjo.
gen 1912 @uihcI; GlcpotorcnsIor
rotb t,40S,3S2 Nuihcl. &crfGuic: I
@o0gon 9tr. 4 meiBcr 5t 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24

NrCNll. Nrlllt", - Ff0.... - MS 70
Nfo, 30, 80. Erint@. ,., # bis tG
GrcamCrp Nlod9, , Mo. II bis %
2cbcnOca @ciliiQcL pro Eilmo: olte
&ilbncr 1Oc. bis 1lC.; iunQc Nilbncr
1tc. bis i2c.; Gntcn 11c, bis i2C.;
EotbclL pro Eoor DOC. bis Boo;
@Gnic, pro FiunN t2c..; Flttcr, pro
Fiumo Zoe. bis 1Sc,
Srii d. c un0 @cmii G.
&ortoiieIn, pro @llit)cl 6Oc. bis
75c.; 3udcrriiben pro @iinOcl tLar.
bis PC; @ciBfobI, pro Come $1,000
bis $500; 3micbclm pro 9uihcl
G5c. bis 75c.; 9lcpiel, pro Sob 1925
bis 1925; Crime 9obncn, pro BIT
libel Boo. bis 40c.; %9lnuno9, pro
Grote $500 bis 500; @pleliiner,
pro &iitc 1926 bis $2.75; 8irnCu,
pro 6ob 500 bis $500; GorottcrL
pro @iiuOci 1IaC, bis &c; WfoiS, pro
0b0. &c, bis Sc; Groubelt, pro 4 Gio.
&orb 13c. bis DOC; GuinccS, pro Sob
So bis 81; peiBc Hiiben, pro aiItC
20c. bis 25c.; brolmcr aobl, pro GIT
ihcl Toe. bis DOC; 9opiloIot, pro
0iitc 20c. bis Poe; Spinot, pro 9lt
idcl Zoe.
Groceries un0 Bropiiic.
mem.
Sol5ilciid. pro Piuno: fIcine gu.
gar 8 Gurc0 Sdinfcn 12c,; 9roBc
Shi1tcn 11lac.; GoIiiornicr Sd)in.
fen 7Ac.; Sugor Gllrco Sdpllterr
SEC; trodcn QcIol5ene Scitcnrippen
sac; Spcdieitcn 91ac. trodcn aeloI.
5cnc ShuItcrn SEC. reineS Sd,mol,
in GicrccS Sc; SpcdidmItern &C.;
Mcb.S hlucinCiIeiib SIC pro SOB.
Galiinirtcr 3uder: 0elpiiric!t
300; puIpcriijrt 1906; Stonooro
0romllirt i.SOc.; iein QronuIirt
1906; Grpitol y 1906; Columbia
u l.l5c.; qclbcr 3.S5c. bis I.3Oc.
@er0itetcr GoIicc: 6. 8. e. 100
Eio. &iitcn 1876; 6. &. 6. GO Bio.
ailten 1900; &. 8. &. 3G GiunO
aiItcn 16.7Oc.; rcincr Saba 29c. bis
29l2c.; outer SABA 81. bis 2715c.;
rciner Woffo &c. bis 271@c,; SABA
unO Woffn. gcmiidt. 2Gc. bis 2Gl%c.;
SABA, gcmiidlt, 25c. bis 25Hc.; reis
ncr Worocoibo 22c. bis 22Hc.; reiner
Ga @uoDro DC. bis 22Hc.; reiner
SontoS 211@c. bis 22Hc.; GoutoS,
gcnliidt, 20Mc. bis 21c.; Nio, ge.
midi, 1926. bis 20c.
ifcl; %erionot bon oen G~leuutoren
1854 @uidIcl; Glenotorcn Gorrotb
16S,S12 @li6el. GcrfGllic: 10000
Sonltor 81 1914, / @ogQor@ Steo.
mer Gcntiid)tcr Spot 81 1872. ,
&oGGonS Nr. 3 Spot SIT l3, Elm @oQ-
0on 5ltriidNcmicicncr oui ser Nobn
81 II, 10000 Moi 81 1914. 10000
&obr 5u 1874, > @ogaonS Steomcr
Ncmiid)tcr Spot ouf Der 20.
@obn" SIT A. Elm @oggon gemiihter
spot, ncller, 3l 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24
Mclltinc SdlllBrntC.

%G.f0ufe ont Der hicliGCn GIreften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24
gu Dcrfnufen.


sine iciu CiHAcrihtcte Nddcrci; @ucs aus
Rem qaocu ~Ocriauit. gSG? iuNt ole expedition
6iCICc Nlnttc5. t52t-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24
Su,epb enmenarr's Safe,

NOltUH ~sumcngttf Unfe,
2115 6nlueTtunfA ua6, nnge Greoert6.Hbe.
&te bclten 9Sclue I'M gSsftenh. D(Gbls
1eiten An ieAer Seit GPih0ftshtrih etne
Spc}tuIltit. 0uilcu 81 ucrmtCtbcn
iglgril2O 1Nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24
Eruomftcu.W nrft.

llntcnltcbcnbe ErCiie be5lebcn iib
ollf ocn GnoroS Sanoel; fir oen
a~Ieinbonoc! ml,B Elm entipred)enncr
IlliidIag 9Cmadt ioeroen.
GiCr, pro SllBCn0 PC. bis 29c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24

JeHR u. WIftTt
gr. 1922. Stts9rattsS tr1be.
.Serens9armItd0ter RerstH- b%erfammtlt
ftb ishen eriten Eienitds In Wlonnt n
Der Saue. Saue fir BereIts lne SeH'
ItGieiten 5n bermist5eH.
[Sunb1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24

&erlanst i'm IGgemciuen.
rrniihra Nlrhrita Mnhmrlinnns .Nhrrnn.

TcutIhrS Arbcits Infiueiiunas ,@ireGu,
Fir. 2l9, Silo- SburpsStruBe, inter Der @ufiitt
ter aScltibell Beiclihait". - Stcie1iaeu. ole
tcuiihe N]uuopcriCr, Mrbeiter uuo EtenitbDteu
IN beibdltigen >piiuihcn. lpOucn Iib perioulit
rocr in iruufiricn &rieieu an Den @gl9enten Der
Beielihuit Sobnun :. WiCNcr, Gr. 2t9. Glib.
CbnrpsStr1Bc, lucuOCn. luelber uueHtqeltiib
l~lIetinit Cribcilcn miro. SprCbltlnoeu bon /
bis b llbr. C[uU2S1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24

Gin Ntia3 Ncit EotCnt. 5.t0-....
MiNb WroOr E0tcut. 5,OO-"..
@i9b @ruOc Straight. l.75-...
Gboicc TomiID. ...... 4,25-.".
Grtro 3.25-3.50
Rio Grtro. 4.2O-I35
HoBgenmlcbL mitielmobigc@
bis 9htaGUu0bltc@. go. 3.9O-lf5
WoiamcGt 100 Bio. 1.35-t.45
@udnpei5cnmcbl, 100 Ei0. 2.20-2.35
@ci5cn. 3lIiubren 32,61i 91t.
ihcl; &crionot Don Den Glcuotorcn
1910 @ulhel; Glcuotorcn &orrntb
GSO,G99 Nuihel. &crtGuic; 5000 on
itcI Spot jn S31@, 10000 Ic}cmbCr
III Sll4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24

JDbn u, ErefbH z Snne,
Smpp.!euge mo @R9rUss2tdu6rsSdnoler
6bg-G6l, &eit'ISUutts. n1be Benn.Str..
Vu,tiTurS, Wo.
Y. 4 V. ge!epbuIt - SDufh lpS ID.
tGfprii2, 1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24
Stencnarihdle.


Stcllcaclud:
Gin iuU0cr 2tulihcr mIlniht NCihuitjRuHR
nla tSrohibmich pocr %UulhIoiicr. 9idd5uiru
GEN lu NJ. 1tj, Siorgrunomnr. l32st
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24

Seine Nrobe &erfnmmlunqs 9tiumc. cut ben
iilirt uuo gut belcIhtct, GinGunG BON 9tGltls
more Strnbc foluobl. pie bon @dUsSlrn6c. SrCis
rr @Cbruth Der Gro6cn Sale uuo &or5imnICr
loirh allen 2open mo &ereilleu QCiiuttet, ole
irgcHo elm Simmer mietbeu. Scrler iUcrbet
%lgdnfette iihcrnDnluct. 9iah}uiru0elt IN Nr. s,
I3uro .CSnG' Strabe, ubcr Nr. 42i, SitsSnlttnrnre'
lstraRe. (oept23, 2IJtie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24
3u ucrmietBcn.


Mj0bllrtc 3immcr nit ooer nb1c NOit. l,dds
|6uirnNcn in VI. 100, 6urreits Strafc, SC!ntrs
.Jiarit, l32l-@5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24
@utcls nno GcitnnrGiiUurn.
.nhn N. MidcrS Gnie,

Sdur.s r NIT leincn gSctlett, SptrttllDicH
mo GiQurCCIt,
Or. 5f2, il osEremunt Nuenuc, baltimore.
Srei YuHf6 oeH GGt3eII GGB.
fCCOlJl1N1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24
gcrlnnat: Srancn uno WGbdDcn.
@crluuat:

WcrlnnNt:
cine oCuiidc Erau ais A0diu nm lIr ALICE
nltiuc Nuuaurbeit. 2ahBufruGcu in 9r. 25S,
&cit.0uiimnu Strnbc, nnHc 2iuoru AucHuc; ne
ItreUiCU Cr'OrnCrlih. t52" 9.3ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-24

QcrlnHgt:
Sin iuuae Srau ais 81diu. 9,uh5uiragcn in
Gr. 1923, Bolton Strufe. t327-SJ
The Chanute times., 1905-04-07
Injunction Granted

There has been trouble over the
Chapple lease between Mr.. Chapple
aud the West Plant company. The
matter has been carried TO the su-
preme court. Mr.. Chapple lost Ia the
district court but an appeal was taken
toashe supreme court and that tri-
bunal reversed the decision of the
lower court and sent the matter back
for new trial and that is the present
status.
Mr.. Cbapple, feeling aggrieved,
took possession Of the properties and
proposed to defend possession with
che shotgun, The man operating the
lease very discreetly vacated the
premises aud the company asked for an
Injunction restraining Mr.. Chapple
from interfering with the operation
of the lease and their request was
granted bv the court.
The Chanute times., 1905-04-07
The City Election

Last Tuesday was gala day for
Chanute. Everybody seemed TO he
Interested 10 the city election. The
largest vote ever p0lled In the Guy
was polled Tuesday. The president
ial election was NOT to DO compared
with the city election. 1t was gener-
ally believed that John Roe would be
elected but it was not known that
every body was going to vote for him
lie had a perfect organization and
every thing was done systematically.
Roe's majority In the city was SIC.
Mr., Roe mas been mayor before and his
policies are we'll known. He Is a good
citizen and fair minded man. There
will be little change in city manage
ment. The jointists expect har-
vest but they are likely to be disap-
pointed.
Uncle Sammy Baughman ran like a
scared wolf. lie beat three competi
tors. Allen and Robinson had no
opposition for city and school treas-
urer. Lapham and Rankin for mem
bers OF school board had Doopposition
Deither did Young and Park for the
council. Roy VanOrman ran remark
ably we'll for young man but went
down before the solid phalanks of the
veteran polician, Dan Bloomheart.
We have good set Of officers and
the affairs of the city will be we'll
cared for. Let US ali hold up their
hands In the interest OF better aud
purer Chanute, We hope the new
council will take hold OF this matter
at once and secure some good gas
rights before it is everlastingly too
The Chanute times., 1905-04-07
Verge
Of Insanity Despite
Doctors Care.
Nervous Cramps In
Hands and Feet.
DR.. Miles Nervine Was
My Salvation.

Sleeplessness is at once a. symptom and a
disease. Just as soon as the nerves become
deranged the patient suffers from sleepless-
ness. Deprived of their natural rest the
nerves soon lose all force and vitality and
while sleeplessness is symptom in such
cases it frequently becomes chronic and
remains the chief effect of disordered nerves.
DR.. Miles Nervine quiets the nerves and
strengthens them; soothes the tired brain
and permits sleep; restores lost energy and
vitality and brings sleep, health and strength.
"Previous to our coming to the territory
three years ago, we lived in Virginia, and it
was there that / got acquainted with the
wonderful powers of DR.. Miles Nervine. l
had been under the doctors care and taking
his medicine for over two years, but the nerv-
Gus trouble that was gnawing my life away
grew steadily worse. had nervous cramps
in my hands and legs, which would draw up
and pain me so that l could not sleep at
night. Often never closed my eyes for
days and nights together. The doctor finally
told NE he could do nothing more for me and
that was on the verge of insanity. He told
me might try your Nervine as last resort,
and it proved to be my salvation. When
had used four bottles of the remedy together
with the Nerve and Liver Pills / had re-
gained my former good health."-MRs.
MARTHA ]. SHEFFER, Omer, Oklahoma.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot
tie DR.. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
The Chanute times., 1905-04-07

The surest and safest remedy for
kidney and bladder diseases is Foley's
Kidney Cure.-The Brown Pharmacy
The Chanute times., 1905-04-07

1t you want your watch to run, take
it to the new jeweler-all work guar
auteed or money refunded.-Dr. Nv
Phillips.
The Chanute times., 1905-04-07
Erie Goes Wrong

The C ty election at Erie Last Moi
day, was quite spirited affair. The
Republicans, a. usual, had straight
ticket in the field. The Democrats
organized and by raising the usual
reform cry and calling their ticket
independent succeeded in delooding
enough weak Republicans into voting
with them to carry the day.
Some of these same Republicans,
sooner or later, will be asking favors
Of the Republican party. Wonder
will they get em?
The Chanute times., 1905-04-07
Bio Success

THE TIMES printerv beats them all
ON sale bills.
The Chanute times., 1905-04-07
Clayton-C onkright

Claude L. Clayton and Miss Francis
May Conkright were married at the
home of the bride. near the city, last
Sunday. Rev. Rosenstein OF the
Christian CHURCH performing the Ger
smony.
Mrs. Clayton is one Of our very best
young girls. She is q pure christian
young woman and has many friends
in and about Chanute. Mr.. Clayton
is a young oil man who came to this
locality a of couple years ago. He is
highly respected and now has charge
of the Franklin OH company's leases.
The Chanute times., 1905-04-07

Undertaken Wilson has just put in
an new ambulance.
See THE TIMES Office for sale bills.
Get your sale bills at The TIMES
office.
The Chanute times., 1905-04-07
Oil Producers Elect

The Chanute Oil association held
its regular annual meeting, Tuesday
night. The following members, on
motion of j j: Hurt. were chosen for
t le beard Il directors; Wm. E C)n-
..ellev, Chas. E. Martin, W. s. Cuch.
ran,J. II. Miller and W. G. Allen.
This is good active board and 1t will
keep things moving.
The board organized by selecting
the following officers: W. @. Allen.
Pres: W. 5. COchrane, 1st. Vice Pres
@. E. Martin, End Vice Pres A. N
Allen, Treas; Carries Fl. Smith, Temp
Sec,
The Chanute times., 1905-04-07
Locals.
Grandma Justice is quite sick,


Grandma Justice IL quite sick,
The M. F's. are to be congratulated.
Mrs. G.. I. Sailors IS visiting In
Erie.
Mrs. ]. M. McAdams is visiting In
Joplin,
Rolla Wright is home from New
Mexico.
Il, Alcock came down from Paola
for Sunday.
Mrs. W. L. Rlcksecker 10 visiting in
Kansas City.
Miss Anna Pangs is now steno.
grapher for the Mayne Co.
Mrs. j. r. Garvin and daughter
visited with G. P. Gurvln Monday.
Fl. P. Farrelly and and S. q. Brown
were looking after legal business in
Erie, last Monday.
F. M. Groome Is now truancy officer
for the city.
Miss Sadie Beck is In Chanute for
the purpose OF organizing a music
class.
Commissioner Switzer went down
to Erie Monday to attend the regular
monthly county board meeting.
George Carter and Ed. Saith, jr.,
two of the hest young man of Thayer,
we're in the city yesterday, and made
this Office pleasant call.
We understand that the city err
gineer is not so much to blame for the
gross blunder In the grading of West
main as are some other parties.
Heavy frost Wednesday night and
slight freeze. The cherry and plum
trees are 10 bloom but 1t is thought
they will not be damaged. Some of
the early gardens are nippsd.
The officers elected at Erie Monday
are: VIM. Newell, mayor; VIM George
police judge, j 9. Fahnestock, John
Foust, Byrd Clark, B. e. Butler,
councilmen.
For Farm Loans at lowest rates and
reasonable terms see Palmer Realty
Company, Bank of Commerce Bldg,
Chanute, Kansas. We are prepared
to handle auy size loan If the security
Is good. d16tf
T. Holbert, house cleaning and car
pet laying. Makes speciality of
packing goods for shipment. Expert
ence 20 years. Residence 212 S. For.
est. References Chase Brown or Mrs.
Mitchell. Blind
The Chanute Building and Loaf
association held It's annual election.
Monday evening. The directors elect
ed were: l.. Rosentha, I D. Boschert,
Tim Cunningham, Walter Smith,
Wilbur Allen, A. N. Allen, H. L.
Freeman, E. J. McCune aud D. NJ.
Kennedy. L. Rosenthal was elected
as president, T. Cunningham Vice
president and d. M. Kennedy secre
tary- treasurer. The association is in
a fourIshing condition and a new
series Is now open.
c. S. NATIoN,-Will write your
Insurance, Sell your Property, or
Loan you Money. Office in Bank
of Commerce Building.
The Chanute times., 1905-04-07

The home entertainment given In
the Hetrick theatre, Monday and
Tuesday nights, was a great success
in every way. The crowd was unex-
pectedly large and the profits there
fore verv satisfactory. The per
formers did exceedingly well. Many
Of the leading cast shining with a
brilliancy Onlv equaled bv old stagers
The Chanute times., 1905-04-07
Dead

Mrs. Jonathan Ellis, of South
MaIcem, died at her home, Tuesday
afternoon, OF consumption. Funeral
services were held at the heme,
Wednesday afternoon. She leaves a
husband and two grown sons. She
was 43 years old, "a old citizen OF
Neosho county aud a good wile aud
mother.