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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-05

Son0 gCQuet d t. - G0Cillo
Sbolu, ciu l6iGbriQca MGod)cn Don
Nr. l0L Moro GrcteritroBc, mcldJe IN
Der MGiherei III 9tr. $50, Nor0- @oO.
SuoBc, unNeItellt mar. Qcrtetb &C.
tern nit Der San0 5ruiid)cn 5mtt
9iigcllpul5cn un0 trug cine ld)llmnlc
Guetldun9 oca @lic0eS Onpon. 81.
Sapocn bon Nr. 1888, Nor0s Grctcrs
Strobe, nabnt ooa WG0d)cn in VGs
bon0lulG.
Cine Golliiion. 3luri
6ruht5il9c>opr n&Scitliden Worplda'
Der @ubn" itiCben Ncitcrn MorGHl
fpGbrCno zines oid)tcn 9tcbels b?t
Win0crton, in ser HGbc bon Su9cr9'
tomn, 5uiommcn, nobel lCtS Mu1.
Oona mo Ole Sofomotiuc 0cS bintc'
rem 3u0ca ocnlolirt murOcu. Nic'
mun0 mur0c nerlebt.
Gin 2nobc bel ser Nr6ctt
pcrlCBt. - Ser rs Sabre ul,c
Sront No. Sroblih BON Nr. 1910,
Nor0 Golla3ltr, trllg gcItcrn If)uere
&~crlCbmgcn nm red)tcn Sub oopot,
in0cm cr nit Ocmiclbcn in ser Sobr;f
scr nSbomuS Is. 9nlihor So" al Scr
@ui6itrobc in cincm Sricbroo qeion.
gen mllroc. Gr mrr0c nnd bcEl
.WorDIGnocr llnipcrlit0t2 &oipitol"
gcbroft.
Nltc Srnu d, 10 er ucrlcBt.
- Gruu Wortba Milcor. IS Sabre
alt mo IN 9tr. 92t, 9toro.Gbcitcritr.,
ipobnbnit. muroe ocilcrn Nodymittag
an Scr Gollin1tone un0 Aiblono.glpe
bon Ciucm @n0en il~bCrfobrL 0clien
@iltid)cr Elm II Sabre otter &nobc
iuor, ser icood) nod) Dem ~llnioll bna
Eicr0 id)nel ontrieb, 10 Dob man lei.
men Numcu nid)t IN Griobrung brin.
gen fonntc. Gic Srou milroc idylimm
am SbcrtorpCr, 0cllt red)tCll Nrll II.
bciocn TliBgclcntcn Ocrlcbt II. mllBtc
in citcm @oqcn in ibrc @obnnln0
Ncbrodlt pcr0cn.
Inter folidcr Sloggc. -
Charles Hid,orblon, melhcr ans
Nem 9)orf itommt, mllroc 9cItern I'M
norolid)elt Stotionsbouic bonn &d>i
@bitc Dem @erid)tsperfabrcn iiber'
| %luicicr, lucil cr inter Scr Nngubc,
N1cllt ser ScilSarmee 81 lcir, @eln
fiir ooS ,SuntiugungS0incr" olelcr
@eicllidoit gebettelt bette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-05

Nuf Der 81 alcnIaQ0 3. - Nuc
lu%nQ0briQcu NicriiibIcr iu9oltimorc.
Goltntu, mclhc icit lcbtcn /. HoDcm.
Der iiir po0clirci crtl0rt murocn,
ipibtcn am lcGtCn Wiittmod) Die Sb-
rem, ais i6ncn ans alien Wt10rld.
tlll,Qcn in cbcu oicic Ghrcn Die ldrcd.
llbc &umoiNoit 5uNcldrlclt lurrbe,
bob iih Crci Der QCiGbrlid)ltcn 9tim-
ro0c in ocm Golultu bcIdn0cn mo
&u00 nuI NllCa. mas 0n frcld)t mo
ilcllQt, ipc5icll nbcr olI Wclltcr
YolQoGr, mod)cu luiirOcn. Sic gSor-
mug murnc uid)t mbCod)tct Ncloi,
icrL mo ais sic $50. Soli2 Nrou.'c
BON Scr nStonour0 @roucrci," &olti9
@ilblrr mo 9. Nlbcrt nlti Scr Nil0.
il0hc crldiCncn ulh lire 10 Qci0Or.
lldCn S%drlGmoiiCn 5ltr Nmucn0lt1Q
brinQcn moIltcn, NOR mcit mo brett
AtidtS BON Sen bcinNtcn &icriilGlcrn
5lt irhCn. Wi4 rod Foplar=S tutlon
ar Scr NhiIoOclphicr Nooo QinA Ole
eiiriQc Eo0O. rmh oo3 Qoll5e Nciltltot
lpur cin un0 Gin b0lbcr Nolc, @clOc
oo8 Spicr Scr EoAotluit Oc@ Sdilt.
5enfouiQ@ &o>ij3 &rouic. Nn Gon-
ucrltnN NodmittoN crbiclt Scr Shilt.
5cnfGuiN IN ser oStonOoro-@rolc-
rel" cine MciiinG Mcooillc an rotbcr
@uno. bic i6nl pom &rolm1Ciltcr
Srn. WrobmCiCr, ilbcrrcid)t iuurOc.
@ic cS bcibt, luoQcn oic onNcrtbolb
Noien rodI GntIcrnrnG Nr Strot.
former Ncrooc Gin bolbca EiunN.
Nuf ser Giicnbobn0 actor
ben. y Ser 10 $obrc oltc (bomo@
Crob upl, Nr. II, SitsNfontNomcrp.
itrobc, itorb Qcitcrn oli Dem @cNc
BON @oibinQton nod baltimore, IA.
he NnltqpoIiS &lrnction, oltI clncn'
@oaaop scr Der Baltimore = ohio.
@nbl>t"rm Coroner Or. Otto NJ. Hctn
borDt ppm iiioIif)cn Giltrift conlto
tirtc. Nob Gin &cr5ihlog Den GOO oc>
Monn1e9 bcrbciiiibrtc. Nla bic "a.
idcn 0c& So6tcn oltrd)ludt mltr0cn
ionh MON IN bcniClbcn Sol6.9l II
@ooroclo, morlmtcr lid cine Mcl,0l
lucrtbpollCr otter @ontnotcn be'orl
hcn. Ser Hcidnom iultrOc nod) ocrl
Observation-Disclosures Gtnbllliemclt Dor
NrmItron9 Gcnlp 3 So. Ncbrod)t
luoiclbit ocriclbc iiir bo@ Seld)c,bc
QGnanib pcrbcrcitct miro. @r. Srol
nor Miit0licb scr rGoncorolo-Sogc'
Scr nHutbioas Sitter"
Ncuc W a h incrtc. @r
Noolpb $. Sd)loA, Der nnterneh
merbc @1dcrcibciiBcr bon Nr. S:N
uno $50, Dit GoacritroBc, benod)rid)
tiot at onocrcr StcIle i'm pGcntlhrl
Correspondent" lcinc &unoelt, Dab c
ieit Dem lluiou, Scr lid ant !. Nop
in icincr WGdcrci crciNlctc, ollie Icil,J
Waid)inen ourdl nellc CREST ho'
@ci Der oll0cmcincn @elicbtbcit DC
@ooren oeS Srn. Shlu9 lit eS mob
iid,cr, oob leine aunoihoit lbnl oel
mperidnlocten lluiall nid)t i'll Ned
ming bringen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-05

&r. Simon 9. @ronafp, ser 0cnlo.
frotiidc GuuOioot BON Der 20. @orO
0ca 3. @c0ialotip 0iitritta, lit elmer
Der bctounteitcn }lmudltc ser StoOt.
Gr lit icit 21 &obrru Elm Ncpobncr
ser StoOt Baltimore mno crDicIt 'cin
1iplomYnl5 Hcdtaamolt Don Der
irriitiiG2H 6atltIt0t ser ~llnipcrlitdt
BON ,Morpllno." Scinc liberation
2(nii4tcn biiracn 0ofiir, oob cr i'm
6oaH icincr GrmIbIuuA Die <crci.
ieu 0ss ~tpIcrolltcn ocutidcn Clements
pCrtretru miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-05

&r. Mcuhrid nod baltimore font
men, umomit Der Gonmiiiion 81 eli
mem &CritGnoniB }lp tom1nen bcjit9'
Iidy Scr SGGo oo@ SuIIra; $4,000
bro Eu5r hit lGuS Sbhite, moa Ole
GonmliiitoH QcbGn ntrb. lGCr ncltc
Gbcf Sngcuicur mar &rpcntcur fitr
IbEu03foltGlc 1T %crbinOlnG nit
ocu @ou rc2 1robcn NCp Dortcr
Subluou3 fir bic INSTRUMENTATION.
Nci oieieu &icicupcrf mnbtCl groBc
Ab5uQafuuGlc pGtlcQt u1b tbotldh'
lid i%tcucnuCiic ein totoI ucuc& NIB.
5u09folnlipitcm Qcplnut mcr0en.
Gr lplroe Scr Gonnliiiion Don lolr
den MtGnncrn, mie Gr-Nfonor Sctb
Gone uol, ser Sto0t 9tclu 2)orf, Gr-
&iclltrnonts @oupCrnCur Stcmort Z.
MuoIicro pom Stootc Ncp.Dort,
&n0Cnicur @nt. 9. Goripu$ bon
Ncm. Norf. &nQcnicur Gam, t.@rNp
BON Nropiocncc, Vi. s, Euitor :. {.
Stonc pun Scr 9cltimcrCr biid0llid)s
proicitontilfcn Nrorpn M|cmorlol
Stride, Moior Hld,nrb Wt. Ncnoblc
BON scr 0oltimorer Gart @chor0c,
E~rGiircnt SSfor Is. Wilrrop bon Der
Baltimore. Sbios9obn" Nohn q.
Wtc1onol0, Grboitcr ser Ncw Oortcr
Subluou2, ltn0 onbercn p%romlncntcn
@oltimorcrn unH Nru NortCrn en-.
pioblrn. &rQcnicltr @rop, elmer Der
committeeman rSngericurc Scr Cont
miiiion, ioNtc in eincm @ricIc an
Wtonor limonlt$, sic StoOt @olti-
more fGnntc lid, aliidlid) 'h0bcn, Die
Gicnitc cinC2 iold,en S%r0cnicur0, ais
Nrn. Ncnorid, 81 ocipirmcn. &n INT.
0ciGbr 5luci @ofen miro SIR. Sen.
0rid icin glmt nntrctclt.
@c0innt friib5ettt0.
Ser @intcr bot rpd) ntd)t bc1on'
rcn, un0 bod, fclnmcl ld)on 60lC
bon 9cihcn ser 9lliitcrnitidcr sir
acnntnib scr it1otiidcn NrnlcnbcbCr-
Sc. Mid)ocl @iSlodi, Elm q Sabre
otter Scitrcidcr, meldcr crit Dor ci'
mem Sabre IN Mnlcrito lonOCtc, CT
ificn Q~cittrn Woraen I'M @ilrcUl Der
NrmcnhrhGroc i'm HotbbaE& Nrnct
uno flo0tc sen @conlten lClne Moth.
Gr bottc cilcn pom lcincn SclOcna.
0ciGbrtcr cnNliid) 9cidrlcbcncn "ricf,
ser sic Nu@io0cn @iSlodi'H bcItotlN.
tc. Gr ioatc. por 5mei @od)cn lei cr
nit on0crcn 2onbSlcttcn BON Ser
icu.Gitn ourd, Ngelten nod) "oitl'
more ocbrod,t uno oii Dem Iu'ter1'
boot SIS Iuiterrfilfcrs Sobll Wfor'
ibol. .Stonsburn" peroin9t NOR
sen. Nud GerIotfe elmer Wod)c, lag
tc scr Morr, lei CT fraht 0cporocn
Gopt. Stonsburn babe i'm Damn nit
Tlriyitten troftiri mo finn So1C
bntocrn lolien. Sim Sreltoa Nor.
acn bobc cr linn iflicBlid) 60 Gents
Qcgcbcn uno irgenotpo IN Wine
Nrurocl. Gountp ans 2ono geNebt
@utbcr3iae9eute bdticn ibn Damn on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-05

Eator &ubCr ais 0Cuta
Of { Nc0nCr. - Eoitor G0uor0
Nubcr bon scr St. NtottbGi. Stride
Ode Goucttcitr. mo Central NUcnltc,
Bolt bclic IN ser 81. >$obonnca. sc.
meiuoc an Glnps mo WInrfctitrobc,
2ouiapiac &n, bel ocnl Neiormo.
tion9 Wottcaoicnit ullcr cpnn0clilhcn
&irdcn icncr Sto0t Die Ccutid)c Set
prcoi9t. Gr bc0nb iid) nnt lcbtcl
6rCitnN nod Dem @citcn in lucId)cnl
oic Ct. &obunnCa @cncin0c cine Der
G~ltcItcn mo Nr6Btcn OCltIhcn Csc
mCinocn lit. Ter EoItor Der @c-
mCin0c, Nr. Ebco0or &ohn, 1T nit
elmer Nid)tr 0C9 Eoitora e. Nuhcr
pcrmu6hIt. Eoitor Gr. Nntob NiItCr,
Der NIcidyioI9 in baltimore Dor Sab.
rem mirftc mo bier plclc IrCrunGc
hat, @CnCrul ErGicS Der CponAcliid)cn
Sunonc bon Imcrito mo in GinCllb
mott. 8, itotionirt it, miro 0IcihlolI@
cine ErcoiGt boItcn un0 SOAR IN
cn0liidCr Sprod)c. Gin Gbor pom
100 Stinmcn miro ole Seller Der.
lf0ncrn.
BON 2 unn &oiCM - Ut.
ma POO WtitNlicocr ser st. @CorQ2.
@cicllitoit," aus %GualdnOcrn bette
bCn0, bcNobcu lid Acitcrn ouI Ncnl
TompiCr oSiooIi" bon Scr y@oIti
more. Gbciopcofc x Ntlontic II. u.
80" bon bier nod gnnopolia, NO
nm oOiClbit Die cnqlild)cn mo omc'
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 belid)tiaCn,
Sic mllr0cu ulI Dem 0rut5cr nGros
fc," ocm GloNNUnidIiii bc3 NomirolN
Soilia bon NOttcnberQ, C%ntpIorQcn.
Nm NrronNCmCnto-Gomit iijr bcn
Nl3ilug mnrcn tbGti1: ". !. Noms
oro. @corQc !. &onQcope, Sbomo3@.
ySilliamS, NJ. !. @ruut, MCnruNrmt
u1O %obn u. Nlcod.
Ger @unbca . 3olltltttcr oGors
iporo" miro sur Belt I'M 3oltl,ttcr,
Gcpot, NrlmoclGopc, Curtis Nup,
renopirt. Gr loIl mchrcrc nclC McilcI
erhaItcr.
Qo9 itoIieniifc SdiIi nNIocris
To-" boS lid jcbt in1 Nuicn NoItimo.
res beiitbct. lit bon ser .Nu9Io.
Nnlcricor Oil So" bon &onoou iiir
100000 on0cfouit mor0cu. Ger 0nm.
pier murbc in 1903 SIT Bort @In@.
gpiu geballt uto miro BON bier nod
Tcm. 2)ort iobrCn, nm nort &oounG
fir Siio.Nirifo ouIplnchmcn.
Gins Nj a pom Staten Mr.. 5GG
riei aeitcrn Oic 6cucrmcbr nod Scr
@obnumg oes &rn. Sbomo& (bOmuo,
9ir. 1901, @orneritrobe moicIbit ali
u~nbefannte @eiie Seucr cntitorocr
mar. 9ie Slommen murocn i'm Sci.
me gcloidt.
2 danfIicen6 Oermeigcrt
Iie Shonflicenj 9eboroe bot oil
Npplitotion fir @irtbidoitcn pol,
Rotrid Wcebon fir Nr. 300, Noro.
Sigbitrobe, uno Soiepb 9itteI iiir
1r. POPS, Ioro.VHionitrnbe, obgr.
mieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-05

Gfirrtrt Wclobnunncn.
0ir &cforuji0o }ci0t lid) bel Oic.
Ter Mo0l mic0gr riumol iebr riibri1.
Sic bat $4,000 mt2Ncictt },tr itroi.
rchtIid}Gn &rriolaunA ctnoiQcr be.
triiQcriidcr @@obibcomtcn umO oilc-
rirt $500 @elobmmg iiir Ncmciic }rr
llebcriilbrmg ci1c2 CtpniQcn mrcO.
lidcu MobIaltiicbcr9 mo $3.50 iilr
8Guciic sur llcbCriilbrun9 cilc9 Ne.
Observation-Disclosures o0cr Glcrta.
Qic Giicrtc bc5icbt id, AMI Sen Gon'
sem St0ot.
Mo0iion 6. VI ulIifin.
Nr. Y00iicn &. Whtllltm BON Ser
Nmualtaiirmo WuuifrL W}orhont &
gpplcQurtb. modlt i'm .Iuutihct
GorrciponOrntcn" bctdmt, DAB Cr
rcpublitaniifcr &~cAi2ldtW Gon0i.
Dat inn brittcn ScNi@Iuttu Ciitritt lit,
Nr. Wulifiu >pllrOe 1871 in talbot
GounlD QcbOrcL Dcilthtc 0l@ st,
&o0u'S GoQcQc" ur0 ipdtCr 0ic9icd)t9.
idu!c Scr .MiurUlGuorr llnipcriitGt. "
Gr III UobIbefomnt in WcidGitatrciicu
Der StO0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-05
Scbcrmann lit cinac(aoen,

Hleln nelles, alti oas Wooernite Elm.
9erid)tetes photographer . atelier ST.
belihtiaen. Die bette Nrbeit, bic
%rerllitc @cbicnnng nno Die nicoriaitem
Ereiic.
Die %idJ0nitcn &abinetbilber MIR ST
pro SnbcnS.
Snlius 6ebbcl, oeutiher Ybotograpb,
321 Y. .0aD. Strahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-05
Wrt6mr ~. Mpbip,t.
slr. f2i, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

VT. TT, LW.VdItlnl0Te.S tt0be.
EaIage . Nutnriats Wcloluedief.
Vnrcan. Shiifsfarten fir ollie
Sampicr'2 inicr. &~eiiepGie, @edlel.
8elomediel hno 0Ioienounaen
(apriI4. 1S) :,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-05
0ennh's fcin %acr6Itcte Naffccs

tperoen in allen StoottbeiIen bon
Baltimore perfuuit. Ole porsiialide
Gl,alitdt uno mGbigen Erciic MAIDEN
bieielben gerabe5u bcriibmt.
60 .aennp So, Sbcc, Gafiee, Snder.
(sIpril5,iNiIuSa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-05
SdiiiSfartcn uun nno nad ScntidD'
limb.

Gon Baltimore bis Bremen: 0a'
lite $45 uno $47.50; 9remen-Tal.
rinore Bis gum i. Nopember $3.50
uno $685. so; bonn 1. Mopember bis
[. I,uarIt $3.50. Iunoreiie 81 bill.
liacrem Yreiie. sbeo. s. 9iener &
&c., 3immcr Nr. 3, ia SIt'2ering'
ton. Str. (323D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-05
/, i%Gbrlid)cS Nuitcrn Sunpcr bcG
uMpinrt W1nncrdlOrS."

Sunntag, Ocn .. NOuembcr, iii
Enrf Der Sitter Der Trcibcit,"
Gnitcrn Nucnnc 5 MOab, nabc @af'
Iiucr. &eNcln nnO anocrc llntcrbal'
tunGcn. Gintritt 500 Oir EcriOn.
C3O7-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-05
8eloicnbungcn nad Sentidlanb nno
Nrstrrih

SIT "a Gents pro Marf uno 20R
Gents pro &rone. Horto egtra.
WedIel aiis9eiteIlt auf ale Tbeile
ser @elt. Sbco. s.. 9iener < &c.,
ia Sit.2erineton.S ctr. 3immer Wc.
8. Q80)
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-06-02
THE GIRL WHO pLEAsEs.
Must Have Womanhood Back of
Charm of Fact.

The girl with laughter In her eyes.
a pleasant smile for everybody. Of
kind words and gentle deeds. will be
much more charming though far less
beautiful than the girl of pretty face.
who is stuck up" supercilious. dis
agreeable and has an exalted opinion
Of her own importance. While there
is charm in the pretty face, there must
be back of it womanhood in its per-
lection. The art of being a woman Is
indeed a great one. There are women
who always do things right, and there
are others who always do them wrong.
How often do we see this in public2
A woman imagines. often without rea-
son, that somebody is encroaching up
on her rights. She cuts loose with a
volIey Of angry words. making herself
intensely disagreeable. whereas II she
had spoken softly she would have ac-
complished far more and there would
have been no sting in her words
Chicago News
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-06-02
Does Not Endorse nee RuIs.

Mount Vernon. Wash.-Congress.
man F. W. Cushman OF Tacoma deliv-
cred a Memorial address here Tues
day afternoon.
As he drew toward the close he
launched into a fearless discussion Of
the present labor troubles. After com
menting on the driving OF non-union
men into the sea at Tacoma and Bel
Hngham. he said:
No man can say have been IN
faithful 10 the cause of those who Ia
Dor. But when they resort TO violence
and bloodshed-right there I quit.
won't march under a flag that IS
drenched with the blood Of assassi-
mated victims-I don't care VINO is
carrying it, or what emblem is painted
on it. Now is the time for men TO de-
clare themselves. I believe in legal
restraint and lawful liberty. There is
no middle ground. Let US then, on
this solemn day. resolve that the IN
suIIied banner OF the United States
shall never have its stars stamped out
BY the heels of a mob as long as there
is a single red cOrpuscle left in the
veins of the last American patriot
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-06-02
WOMAN AND CHILDREN
MEET HORRIBLE DEATH
-four Deaths Reported as Result Of
Flood in Oregon.


Heppner. Ore.-At 3 O'Clock Tues
day afternoon a cloudburst occurred
on Rhea creek, about twelve miles
south OF here. Mrs. J. R. Nuenemaker
and her youngest cnild and two chill
dren Of A. r. Cox we're caught by the
water and drowned. Mrs Nuenemak-
er's body and that Of one Of the Cox
children were recovered.
No other fatalities have been re-
ported. A few others were caught by
the water. but suffered no serious in
jury. A large party has gone from
here to render aid.
Rhea creek. which runs through the
heart of the valley, over which the tor
rent burst, does not run through Hepp-
ner. but nearly parallel with Willow
creek. the stream which was flooded
by the great Heppner cloudburst two
years ago. and the town Of Heppner
was left untouched by the cloudburst
of Tuesday. The cloudburst followed
a heavy rainstOrm.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-06-02
Do You Feel Chilly, Then
FeyeriSh and Ache all Over -?
Feel WORKOUT, Blue and Tired2 Have You
Fresh Cold, With Frequent Hacking
Cough? Sensation of Soreness
in the Chest or Rack2

Don't let your cold run into chronic
bronchitis or pneumonia. The very best
tonic Alternative and body-builder at this
time is DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. Made without alcohol or dan
gerous drugs, and it contains that rare
combination Of roots and herbs that will
allay cough Grons it out. as 1t were),
restores the circulation, assists the appe-
tite and digestion, and consequently re-
stores tone To the entire system. That is
the reason people look happy once more
after taking it-they feel like living, be-
cause their liver is active, the blood in
their arteries is full Of that life-giving
ouality-rich, red blood. The blood in
turn feeds the nerves.
Nervousness and neuralgia are only the
indication that the nerves are not fed on
fnvigorating blood. This medical Dis
covery" of DIR. Pierce is natures own
restorer 1t tones up the organism and
stimulates its functions, furnishing TO the
body one Of its necessary constituent
principles of which it is in need.
This preparation is of pleasant taste,
agrees perfectly with rebellious and SEN
sitive stomachs, and is extremely efec-
tive in restoring tone and vigor to the
entire system. 1t cures gastric troubles
of the stomach and at the same time the
blood vessels are given stimulation
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-06-02
$40 eRANDE ON RAMPAGE.
81 Paso Fears Destruction From Ap-
preaching Flood.

FL Paso, Tex.-Fifteen miles north
of FL Paso. in the Mesilla valley. the
Rio Grande river is ten niles wide
and great destruction is feared when
this immense body OF wacsr reaches
the narrow channel at FL paso. The
dyke protecting the town OF Lamesa.
n. NJ. broke Tuesday and that place
will be destroyed All OF the resi-
dents have succeeded in reaching
places of safety.
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THREE MEET VIOLENT DEATHS.
Couple Drowned in Bay and Young
Nan Killed BY Falling Tree.

Ran NiiicQ "
Astoria. Ore.-Three young persons
met violent deaths in or near Astoria
Tuesday. Two were drowned and one
was killed by falling tree.
The drowning accident was unusu-
ally sad. A party of young persons.
among them Mrs. Ann SeabOrg, her
daughter. Ann, her son George, Rob
ert Broom and Mr.. and Mrs Martin
Olsen. went to Greenwood in pleas
ufe boat TO decorate the graves OF
friends.
On the return the boat was struck
by a swell in Young's bay. Miss Sea
borg was thrown overheard. Broom
jumped after her, but as the boat was
under good Roadway the girl was
twenty-five yards astern before he
jumped.
Broom was a powerful swimmer
and soon overlook Miss Seaborg, who
had not sunk. He had no sooner
reached her than both disappeared
and did not again come to the surface
of the water.
Meantime Olsen had also plunged
over to the rescue of the young
woman. The boat was brought about
as rapidly as possible, and just in
time. Olsen was reached as he was
about to sink.
The unfortunate young woman was
aged p. Broom was % years old
Frank Clapshaw. who was telling a
tree at Cole camp. on Deep river, was
struck on the head by a timber His
skull was crushed and death ensued
almost Instantly
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Advice to Young Bankers.

81 would advise young man, nine
times out of ten, to get out OF the
banking business il DE can get another
good position" This was the advice
given by the Hon. William B. Ridgely,
comptroller Of the United states
treasury, to his bank clerks at the
third annual banquet of the Baltimore
chapter, American Institute OF Bank
Clerks. at the Observation-Disclosures
World
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-06-02
BOTH ARMS CUT OFF.
Wyoming sheeprlan Falls Beneath
Wheels of Train.

San Bernardino. Cal.-Charles
Bunce OF Lander. wyo.. in an attempt
20 swing aboard a moving Southern
Pacific passenger train in this city
Tuesday. fell under the wheels and
both arms were badly mangled- II
was necessary TO amputate one above
and one below the elbow. Bunce is
the owner of extensive sheep ranches
in Wyoming and also the owner Of an
orange grove at Redlands.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-06-02
FEMALE TROUBLE
NOT RECOGNIZED
As cAIARRH.

" recognized as being caused oy
catarrh.
Catarrh of one organ is exactly ths
same as eatarrh of any other organ.
What will cure catarrh of the head will
also cure catarrh of the pelvic organs
Peruna cures these cases simply because
it cures the catarrh-
II you have catarrh write at once TO
DR.. Hartman, giving a full statement
of your case, and he viii be pleased to
give you his valuable advice gratis
Address DIR. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-06-02
Where MARRIAGE Is Easr.

In Scotland it is possible to get mar
ried without the assistance OF either
a clergyman or lawyer. A young
man can secure a bride almost with
as little ceremony as he can secure
a partner in a drink-provided, al
ways. that the lady is willing--Rey-
nolds' Newspaper.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-06-02
rs a Hard World.

my ono and only suit. said the
hard-luck philosopher. failed to keep
ne warm during ne winter. and Snip
lose that through the approaching
summer it viii also fail TO keep re
cool. Such is lie "-PhiIadeIrhia
FulIetiE-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-06-02
99 Eleventh Street,
Milwaukee, Wis.

"a short time ago found my con-
dffion very serious I had headaches,
pains in the back, and frequent dizzy
spells which grew worse every month.
I tried TWO remedies before Peruna,
and was discouraged when took the
first dose, but my courage soon re-
turned. In less than two months
my health was restored. Hrs ~
Brickner.
The reason of SO many failures to
cr1re cases similar To the above is the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-06-02

Kindly Mention This Paper
When Answering Advertisements
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-06-02
Save the Babies.

INFANT MORTALITY something fg We hardly realize that Of
all the children born civilized countries twenty-five nearly
die before they reach seven
than on before they fv and half before they feen
We do hesitate say that timely Coia would
o these lives Neither hesitate that of these
inane deaths by the narcotic Drops nctures
soothing ups sold for chden complaints contain less OPIUM
morphine They considerable quantities. deadly poons quantity
they ra circulation and lead eongeson Sickness DEATH Coria
operates exactly reverse you that bears the signature of
Ch Fletcher Casa the blood to circulate properly the
pores of the skin and alays fever.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-06-02

fact that dis
eases peculiar tc
the female sex
are not common
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which throws of cold. One very good
reason why it restores the health Of run
down, pale and emaciated people is be-
cause 1t first throws out the poisons from
the liver and kidneys. 1t then begins its
reconstructive work in building up flesh
and making good, rich, red blood.
Il have been sufferer from indigestion
for Some thirty years, at times writes Mr.
;. W. Mullenax. OF Circleville. W. Va, rand
have used medicine from several OF our best
physicians. which gave me only little tenn
porary relief They said could never be
cured Last winter | was stricken with the
worst spell that / ever had. / suffered with
such severe pains In the pit Of my stomach
that could neither work nor sleep. and my
weight went down from one hundred and
ninety-hFe pounds to one hundred and sixty
pounds In about two months time. / then
concluded that / would try Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. By the time the
first bottle was gone. felt some relief from
my severe suffering 50 continued until / had
used four bottles OF Golden Medical Dis
covery.' / am truly thankful for the great
benefit which l have received from your
medicine. and can cordially recommend it
70 Others
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II Stands Alone

eases because the earth supplies the In
gradients, which are as follows:
Golden Seal (Hydrdstts Cdnddensts).
Queens root tStilltngid SylUdticd).
Stone root (CoIlinsOniG Cdnddensis).
Cherrybark iPrtnIs Vtrgintdndl.
BlOodroOt (SG1lquinGrtG Cdndde1sis).
Mandrake lPod0phyll1tn Peltdtttnl).
Constipation although a little III. be-
gets big ones If neglected. Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets cures constipation