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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
gtaot Baltimore.
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9ie a%u8Idnoiid)e poit fiir Ole nit
Dem :. &amIar 1905 en0eu6e @ote
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Nritiid $noien per Inmpicr ga
Champagne" pio @oprc. Eoitlodlen
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Queenstown. (@oitIoheu nod o>l-
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Imcrtfu, @e1tinoien etc.
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llbr Nndymittug5; nnh Cuba, pin
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brodJener llebcrlono.S transport er.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
Yrubnffen.Marft

llnienltebenoe Treiie be5ieben iid)
olif Sen gngros.Sonbel; fir ben
aleinbanbe1 m,ib ein entiprefenber
auKflas senadt rperoen.
gier, pro 9uee,iO 25c. bis PC.
Butter, pro Hfuno:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
aotol ............. .$3OO,OOO.OO

% oropro5eB in clifton.
SSsn Clifton, Cecil > Gountp, beeonn
geItern Der Woropro5eB Ser beioen
Weaer SobnSondno nnb @InSopps,
oi,eeidnloiat iino. ben@ed)ts.
oniuolt GILBERT GonitabIe eridoiIen
5u baben. 9eise Neser beba,ipten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
.eutiae ShluBrate

Snerot. - Gin iuneer, trditi.
ger Wann, ben man sum 3erbuden
nnb 5,in, 8Iller oer WurIt gebron.
hen fonnte, miro eeiud,t. @in1
Soder, Sleilherei, anohenbauer9uIle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
Nus Dem Sunern @arplanS's nno
Scn a~narensenben Staatea.

Sic Stuut9 9 h II teuer.
Staots Gontroleur @oroon {.
Nttinion bat oicStaotS SdrnI'teiler
fiir ooS critic @ierteljubr iiir 1905
- " ,.IL,,E.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
Siuf'S Sutel,
Canton unb Stsblambtupn II.
ahmiht,s ..Gihenfrnni.onne."

G6e s. Ino @ougb. Strnbe, 0nlptalartier
beS .@aperu SIR lint .sNeretns, r@ibeit'
frarssS us@ereins." Canton 3innlertp.
milibIihteit" ut,o ,aeVeIi6mieoesllnion".
,~yriltheS Bier 5u ieoer Sett. Telephone:
S, 4 3. - mt. 9errou 1893 B.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
SECOND CALL.

$4,000 Cotton Hud .. ......-,..... "a
$1,000 Gn Gar IL gOrHerH. .........tl0
$4,000 Seaboaro 4er ........ ....... s4E
$500 Char Col Ii. gug 1.............117
$4,000 6lortoa eoutberu 5cr .......... 90
$4,000 @O. TiolanO I. 1O4A
$4,000 I & 9 Of 6 Carolina ........ lO2H
$4,000 Georaia II. @laoamG Conf 5sr...l13.4
500 1lniteO @atnUa0s OF. ........... 1874
90 Continental Iruit ............l66
100 Geoboaro Common o. ......... 1888
10 Ga Sou II. 5IG /. pfo......... 09]3
80 Goniolioateo @ds ............. Sc
30 Cotton Nud u 8).......... 81
200 y,Oriolt &D Il. eight. .......... -
100 rHiteo J]iailioaDs ............. 1879
100 llntteo Raihuap5 .............. 1875
100 llniteo HniIpnn5 ..,........... 1915
$50 ilulteo 8ntIpaOS !.,.......... 13A
90 llniteo Ratluue6 ............. 1873
$50 ltniteo 3nilnun5 .............. IA
100 GOuioIionteo Gas 90. .......... Sc
200 GeaboarO Common ............ 1919
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
Gu berfanfcn ober st oerpadjteu.

gu urrfuufen ubsr 6u Uerpatten:.
9aS tpertbooue @rliuoftiid an Der Gde bon
CitsgaItimore.S traBe iino oftsSfftcessoenIe;
10 bel 100 SUP. Ser bintere 9beiI oes Sruno'
[tiids piro fir elm acknowledgements oes nSent'
then Correspondent" bsnltbt iueroeu. g1bere
eusiunft bel g. Blaine, 1r. All. ct. ganI,str.
(301-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04

SIR, 432, gIaremount.9loe.. SiabInnotoipt.
SauptnIortier pes yBaoenia Wldnters
bors". Sin9iiunben 9ienitae. Ibetos 8
llbr, uno oes ,Wouumenials Sittrtfts gr.
23t, 8. u.s8. .Monumeilial" sgier dIri
3apf. GbefnpeafesGelepbo - 1926 E.
g8in. &. 9. pnppert, Seitber.
(Se32 1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
gerlanst i'm Gagemeineu.
StcacngCindDc.


sin beutihcS M&io6cn iuht Stele fir 1cs
pHbnIihc Nauoarheit mo cine ais Nodia,
&nb5uirngcu in Gr. 1922, Garrett . Auennr,
2Ucuit, Guiut. ca
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
0nltinprer Wnrftheridte.

Baltimore, ,. %omlur 1905.
REQ - 3uiubr 7172 6Giicr,
einihIieBlit - 6Giier SIT Occult
Yoint Wno 7O1 6diier gu Goutou.
ailiiteu. &eriouOt 22l 61Iier. Gle 0o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04

~ DHTHTt '-V" ~"T"JN'
ans ben Glepotoreu juritdgejo9en
6233 9uifeI; Glepotoren . Sorrotb
1854 9uid)el. &erfGuie: . @ogs
CONS Nr. 3 peiBer clipped 5u 3712. 1
@aaeou Nr. 3 peiber 81 3S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04

ifeI; 8criunot bon oen Glepotoren
1862 @uid)el; gleuntorensSorrntb
1884, 234 9uIdleI. &erfdufe: 10000
9uifel Spot 5l 501@, 10000 6cbr.
5u 50M, 10000 Spot 5u 5O12, TO-.
600 90. ST. 50h, $1,000 90. 5u
sos, 1000 Steamer gemiidter
Spot 81, 1894, 220O Nr. 3 Spot 81
1872, 22,SOO Spot SIT 5OA. 1000
0r. 8 Spot III 46, 2 @ogeonS Stea.
mgr gemiihter Spot 5u 1895, 5000
gemiidter Spot 81, 50A.
&,.l., ~LI.E..I,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04

r a,. ne a. 90
Grsu'',''g E'V %. ~ ~ ~
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G''u,t''Ig S~g'.I"''o'' 80 80 W. 20.
& st 2'~o''gto'I''1" %u0'' ~ w 80
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eFto''ctp S'oo9, FI""o ~ p!9 ~
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
aoer's ,Goelpeie Sane,"

Gde Salt. unS 5aitsglbenue, e1nton.
MarbIanos 2eIepbot 81 81.
Sauptauartier oes SetIneberet1ts neoeis
tpeib," .SamensI ereirlS oeS .GoelipelB,aa
,gantor.G oncIopeS Nr. 446. =: 9. 81"
nSrientaI.S iitriftS Or. 1853, .. u,:S." ilto
Canton Spdr. II. Ser9niigungs. Serelns"
(Sept21,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04

Cine 5rnu in m~ililereu Sabren Tn6t Stelle
nl3 6au3bdlterin uoer a6diH. 9Iah5uiru0eu III
Nr. 1923, Glemeut. eiraFc, 2Oeuit.Foint.
GO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04

Che sie Gigeutbuut tanfen
pber beriaufeu, petoen sic ti1 al Charles n.
Reder, @rlnoeieentbunls, uno 8erii6erlneS'
Wsafler, Dir. 420, Rurb.Gareg. Strnbe.
8elo 81 berIei9en aui Sbpotbefen in beliebi'
cen @unlMen. (gtpb16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
eteneaeindl:
StcaceeIum:

Gin oeuiihcr Suuac iuht Stelc nlS 8nibcls
mann. Nnd3uirnaeu in gr. 1405, Sauberts
Strafe, occult Yuiut. CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04

! Nr. 7ot uno 7O7, GombarbsS traBe, Steb'
1 lnnbtoipn. Seinite gSeine iillo gtan9re:
/ Scr aeSiinoeiie Srt auf Der eroe. Sie
{ beiter 9opIs 8arIorS in SigblaltotpiuIl.
! Yrumpie Seoienuila.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04

Cine dItere Seuiidc SraII fuht Steuc aI3 so.
din uoer 6altSbdlieriu. Wialt %uoreiiire: Sltd
@irtle, 4r. 1905, Saubert's traRe, 2uenit' 4Oint.
an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
gu D~erfaufen.
uertauicu
nI. ,in6iaen slp%sthSdtaem Sdaitt

lun gerfauf in SIt.BaItimore, aneren5erb on
ben prabtooueu g8aiterlon.8arf.@ gaturent'
Strabe, Gde bon Baltimore. 5trabe. aourmt
Suerft uno babt Die @ustpabI. Diefe Sduier
Enb tn ieoer Siniibt MODERN, NIT Warrtor'
Bats uno sSnuSireppe, fotuie rlooerten Sers
tdeIib uno Sonntags on Srt uHo Stene. Be
Nitt Sairmuuntsgloenle gSdeeons.
Chm. g. @nfnaber, 8auunterItebuler,
U28-) 9r. 2s0s, SnirmountssIbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
~. 0luiat'S Sane,H
abom Nupp,s Geitaurnut,
Sttn Minnrr,s Nieitanrnut.

144i G.s@entrnIsgtpe., @de Slioer.Str.
Sauptonurtier oer g2Sil9elm Iel'9oge
Yr. 8, 8erb. 8. Sc. Of 8" 8erfammlnTi'
gen ieoen Montag gbeno. 5etriie Se'
frdnfe. Warmer punif tdgli6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
8elb ansanleiben.

@En mn 5l OerIeibeu nuf @rnuoeiacns
0UOyUUO tbnn mo 9ntDeiIeu Oungilds
Idiienf6uften in aelpitnihteu 8eirdgeu lno uHs
ter 1n9erleIienen 9eoingulgeu. Srlt03tnletl
nller gIrt peroen acget Nuar aII9etanit.
Siug & SeBu,
Mr. IA, GlnDsStraBc, laDe G1arleSs5 trabe.
Gtob20-San1ib)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Observation-Disclosures
City Will Be in Holiday Garb.
Cleaning of Thoroughfares.

SlCai@lllS u #AIlOEOuSHIdEES.
After two weeks Of unremtting effort,
the Citizens Committee which have been
cooperating with the municipal gov-
crpment In arranging the demonstration
In honor Of the coming Of the president,
have succeeded In accomplishing a ynst
amount Of work, and in fact practically
complaining such pans as were entrusted
to their caro- and consideration, Tho
Mayor Of Richmond and the Council
Committee on Reception, of which Cap
tain W. IT. Curtis Is chairman, have had
the official direction Of all steps taken for
the proper entertainment of the listin-
guished visitor, and at great labor have
for months been engaged arranging the
reception down to the mnutest details.
There were and are, however, certain
sxtra official duties, such as seeing to the
decoration of the city, tho massing Of
great crowds TO cheer the President as he
rides through the streets, and some other
matters, and these things We're left to
the citizens, Hearty co-opcratlan from all
sides has worked wonders. and tho final
reports of the committees are decidedly
encouraging.
rho work has been In charge OF com-
smittee Of three hundred OF which Mr..
Wyrdham r. Meredith IL chairman. Sub
committees were appointed and the work
was divided up among them as follows;
executive Committee-L q. Norris,
chairman.
Decoration con,mittec-Rpbert Leeky,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

tire line OF march cheering the President
Of the United States as he rides BY ana
waving innumcrab!e nags-it will be q
striking scene, worthy Of the occasion.
Day after day for two weeks the
work has been going on and commit
lees Of citizens have been hammerlng nc
this Idea, great gathering of such size
and stirred by such enthusiasm that
even ''the greatest man In all America"
Will take note Of it. 1t Is safe to say that
every person In RichmotTskS2t LZ/slcally
disabled or otherwise inavoidabiy de-
tanned at home. will be in the streets at
some portion Of tho day, each to greet
the President In his way and to add to
the great welcome that Is being pre-
pared for the distinguished visitor. But
II Is no longer a local affair The State
at large has been Interested and trains,
regular and special. will pour into the
city, thousands from the outside, swelling
tho population Of Richmond for the day
to enormous proportions.
The handling OF this great throng Is
u task Of no small MAGNITUDE. but it
has been taken up and thoroughly plan
ned by the mayor and chief OF police,
Picked men will act, mounted and on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

used On tbs Interior. The .assig ntnent. q!
guests to positions has been made but ":
hot given out. There Will be twelve q
fourteen people at the Presidents table .n!
The rietiu Is nov being printed. me
luncheon will be served by Rauscher.
the washington caterer, who VIII br 81,
30 or more Skilled wntors With MN. Inc
Marshal Mills ana those attending the
luncheon Will be us follows: s1lk nat Ia
4frock coat white vest, standing wing
collar black puff tie, medium color,
striped trousers (ho leggiris) plaoK
shoes and tan gloves
NJ Mayor MCCARTHY will preside ana
prayer will be offered By the Rev. MT.
Ashby Jones. pastor Of the Leigh, street e.
Baptist Church. It is not known TINT the q
President will speak at the luncheon.
bit 1t Is very likely that he Will respond
4 to the toast to be proposed. It has been
suggested that Mr.. william NJ. Turpli'
President Of the Board Of Aldermen,
propose toast to "rhe President" II
u. has also been suggested that there ~. w
three tonsts-tho5 President respon ,.l!..'
to "Our Country the Governor to INV = !,
stnte,n and the Mayor to "Our CITY,
This point has not yet been settiea'
The Drive.
After the lunchcontthe drive around ING
ICity VIII DeEl1I Inc 1~ItsIuShS
cornpanied by the gentlemen escort anu
a detail OF fIowitzers, formed In hccora,
anco with the orders Of the chief mars ny
printed above. The President WI WIS.,.
Lee Monument, the Confederate museum
and ST.. Johns Church. at Lee Nlonu-
n,ent the President will be greeted by inc
gruy-clud veterans from the soldiers
Home. One hundred and seventy-hve OF
tho veterans signed petition 70 INC
commandant asking him to arrange =, ior
the President to visit the Home. THIS
being found impossible, the citizens COM COM
nlittee took tho matter UP and mas pro-
vided transportation Tor the old veterans
to assemble at the monument at F. M.
Wednesday. There, Under the monument
to the man they followed upon the battle
field. the SCARED warriors Will greet the
President.
At st. Johns Church and the museum
the President will alight from his car
rage. He will enter both paces-one the
White House Of the Confederacy, the
other the scene Of Patrick Henry's world
famous defiance Of the British king.
When the drive Is brought to an end
The President and hig party Will go OF
once to the train. At Up. M. they VIII
depart on the journey South. The first
point they will stop at after leaving
Richmond will be Raleigh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Going 10 Bed Hungry.
IT Is All Wrong, and Man Is the Only
Creature That Does 1t.

1t Is All Wrong, and Man Is the Only
Creature That Does 1t.
Tho complete emptiness OF the stomach
during sleep adds greatly to the amount
Weakness 50 often met with, There ls q
perpetual change of tissues In the body.
sleeping or waking, and the supply Of
rourishment ought to be somewhat con-
unuouss and food taken just before retir-
and increased weiSht ana vgor IS the re-
suit. Dr., ". II. Cathell says: AN ami,
mails except man eat before sleep and
there is no reason In Mature, why man
should form the exception to tho rule
sleeplcss would take a3Ilight lunch OF
bread and milk or oatmeal and cream and
al the same time take safe, harmless
stomach remedy like Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets In order to aid the stomach IN d.
Increase In weight, strength and general
vlgor. The only drawback has been that
thin, nervous, dyspeptic poop 9 cannot d.
gest and assimi ate Wholesome. 1000 at
night or any other tine. For such Y Is abb
sia Tablets, because they VIII digest the
food, no matter. how weak the stomach
may be. nourishins the body and resting
the stomach at the same time.
entirely. uron iS'unrt's Dyspepsia TABLETS
in treating indigestion, be- ause II Is not 9
quack nostrum. and know JUST What
they contain. continuation or VeEeta-
repsla and stomach troubles, because they
can't help but cure Stnartss Dyspeps a
Tablets are sold by druggists everywhere
at 80 cents pei, package. They are ~
lozenge form. pleasant to take ana con-
essences and hismuh. SYSTEMATICALLY COM
pounded. Your druggist Will tell you they
give universal satisfaction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Irhank(aod for Safe Cure
W arner's Safe Cure.

Does you,.. back. ache2 Pc Pc Eo KY, n n.it i,
v iiai Wenkness. il tic answer g es,,
your kidneys. are diseased nn n. your t}, e
Z medicine that Will help yoI, Thonsn M!
Of wonderful cures attest t Y, msr., j, a ad
thousands Of people Vol Unfairly com i I,.nr
I've t Of all forms Of sldney and bladder
irol1ble, femn 8 Wcaknnss BrlEht's disease
nnd all discussed conditlona oL {ne 3ilVeI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

The lnlpoFtaHt tIHlo 70 FIoP 9 OU9u -
AZ the start because one person In five
dies OF diseases caused by neglected
Colds. Grip. Pneumonia, Consumption
and piptheria supply the harvest for the
grim reaper. You can be safe, you can
be protected, you can DO fearless Is you
viii carry orskeep handy Dr.. Humphrsya
and take It at the start,
the easy time to cure q Cold. ~"
breaks UP q neglected Cold that hangs
on, but it takes a little longer, Az DRUG
gists or mailed. rs cents,
Medical Guide mailed free.
Humphreys Homeo, Medicine ca. Cog Val,
Ham and John snsstA New TAN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Positions Assigned to Schools,
South Side Of Broad.
WHITE SCHOOLS.

Tho white schools will assemble on the
south side OF Broad Street III the follow
Ing positions:
Hjeh echool-PupNs 700; Ninth to
Eiehth streets. right rest on Ninth.
Nicholson sohool-Puplls, $50; Eighth
to seventh Streets right resting on
EIGHTH. ~
seventh streets. left resting on Seventh.
srringtield sehool--Pup'ls, 4N5; Seventh
10 sixth Streets, left resting on sixth,
Chimbnrazo Schnnl-Pnn'ls a9' seventh
to siyth Streets LEFT resting on s.Xlh'
fR.llev,s School--pun'ls, a4+, S'yth to
rie,h streets. rrht resting on Sixth,
u,,be school-prslIs, ae5, sixth to Fifth
s,reets LETT rc~t'n~ on Fifth,
r,ent-al school Punils, AL: fifth to
p,ourth stree,s rIght resting on Fifth.
T.e,rnt school-pnnils 'a9' fifth to
To,,r'h Streets LEFT resting IN Fourth
Madison School --P,r''s, 447'f Fourth 10
,rb,~d ,treets right raetine ~ Hn,wth.
We, md eohoor-punns 1872 Th'rH tn
eerona >st~ests r'rrht r"at'"~ o. '''rn,
Rordo,-h cchnol--prniIsA fa7; Third tn
eo,opa s..rents left rost'nr on Second, n
ST. .ndrew's school--p,nls FGN.5 Second
70 F'fth Streets right resting on second
street.
Miss w'nstop's sc,ool--Punils 25!t
Second 10 First Streets, left resting on
First.
Catholic Parochipl school-Pupis 1,nl0;
r'pst to Adams Streets. rtght resting on
First.
North Side of Broad,
WHITE SCHOOL s.
University College of Med'cne--Pupils,
300: Mini to Eighth Streets, right rest
ing on Ninth,
ITnion Theo'osical Seminary PUPILS, 70;
Ninth to Eighth Streets; left resting on
EiPhth
Rlehnona collese-puplls. so0i EIghth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
friendly Warming
No Need to BE Alarmed About Stomach
Troubles if You Use M-o=na

{ shortness Of breath, black spccks be-
fore The eyes, furrcd tongue, dizziness,
belching OF gases o, sour food. weakness
and debility are all signs of catarrh Of
the stomach. There is no need to be
tsnidpla alarmed, for this disease can ba
stcured by Mi-o-na II Ia the only remedy
Stnat strikes al the root Of the evil and
actually cures the DISEASE
( 1T does not contain opium In any form,
acids, alcohol. or any other harmful drug
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

or che zeal. IT is n pure remedy that
heals the irritated mucous membrane,
stimulates the solar plexus and aids
digestion,
Mi-orna costs but SO cents box,
II you cannot obtain Miro-na of your
druggist. II will be sent by mail post
paid on receipt of price. SAMPLE sufficient
70 show It's value will be forwarded on
request The II T. booth Co., Ithaca,
n. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
THESCROWD.
Part to Be Played in Celebration
a Bv School Children. III

i, A throng the like of which has never
been in Virginia before, men, women ara
children, black and white. of oil sorts.
sizes and conditions. including the entire
population OF Richmond and thousands
from other sections Of the Old Dominion,
pa cked into the sidewalks along the en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

Only half over 90! October :e't''', and and
there has been such q run run o.,
our Boys Clothing D1eparttn11' me #;
that we've had to rc-stock.
This suits us and II proves. our
suits suit YOU. ii
Our new models are catchy
that, and the fact that more and
more mothers stand ready to pay
a fair price for all wool, depend
able boys clothes like they al
ways get "at Berry's' account int for
the lively selling.
Boys Suits, $3.5ot to $1,000.
Boys Top Goats and Over
coats, $3.50 to $12.5o.
Boys Rain Coats, $3.50 to
$1a.5o.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-12-16
Forest Supervisors IN Trouble.

From an Omaha dispatch, pub
lished in Maxwell's Talisman, it
is learned that Col. B. F. Allen,
Of Los Angeles, a forest super
intendent Of California, and
Grant |. Taggart, former for
est superintendent, and other
officials of the general land office
at Washington, are implicated in
the California and Oregon land
frauds. This might have been
expected a little later on when
all the millions of acres recently
withdrawn had become perman-
ent reserves, but was hardly
looked for at this time. This
scheme of putting millions of
acres into reserve where no re-
serves are needed has carried
the earmarks of a huge graft
from the beginning. Inc l,ZUO,-
600 acres Of timber, mineral and
agricultural land withdrawn and
soon to be christened "Shoshone
reserve" can in no possible way
benefit the reclamation service
and there is no other tangible
reason why it should be removed
entirely from the reach of the
settler. On this immense tract
the Weyerheuser Timber Syndi-
cate had placed thousands upon
thousands Of acres Of scrip, which
the government says will hole
good, but the squatter must
hike" off Of it, because the syn
dicate will eventually want it al
and would rather buy it in big
tracts from the government at {
nominal figure than to bother
with individual holders of 16(
acres. Pierce City Miner